Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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L. Nki.son. Pres. D. LUNDKKN, Vice Pres. S. Lobrkk. Scc'v J. Rkkdquist. Treas. A, £ 2tOti JQ:V Onward, upward is our fate. ’5L we graduate.” arc al last nearing the goal which yell as sophomores. We seniors our years «at (). 11. S.. hut we still ever onward to meet the challenge of years were spent in learning how to fit into here. Now as upperclassmen we can sec the and knowledge we have gained while This year, our last at (). H. S., we can look back upon the years when we were striving to make our places as leaders in classes and extra-curricular activities. We have reason to be proud of the leadership qualities which our class officers, representatives in Student Council, and members of lorch Club have shown. We also may be proud of the members of our class who have made fine records in athletics, music, and dramatics. It is with regret that we leave the place where we have made many friends and learned to work with them toward a common goal, the receiving of our diplomas. We could not have done this successfully without the help of our teachers, advisers, and counsellors, to whom we owe a great deal of thanks. To our class adviser. Miss Florence Fast, we are deeply indebted for her guidance and help at 0. II. S. Miss Fast, Adviser

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'Zntjuzzzr i Row I Beulah Downey, Robert Weil. Chester Mier, Charles I onard, Krnest Wilkin- son. Row II Arthur Truitt, Charles Roney, Raul Laird, William Risk. Marvin Steele. William Lewis. Chet and Wilkinson figure out «'in order. Risk, Leonard, Steele sort band caps. ■■■ Page 17

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Mr. Killian gives liis daily dissertation to liis 5th period Modern Problems class. Tom Treneman explains the details of a tricky trig problem. Ronald Watts hurries to get his assignment off the press. Mr. Page and Jerry Davis concentrate very seriously on running the machine. Page 10