Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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VERA ALDERMAN You see- Kansas State Agricultural College, B. S. Alpha Theta Chi: Mortar Board Foods MARGARET GUSTAFSON Principie ud la lectura, senor. Kansas University, A. B., M. A. French, Spanish E. C SHEMWELL Now, what docs that have to do with arithmetic? Fairmount College, A. B.: Bowling Green, Kentucky, B. S.: Kansas State Teachers' ifollvgc, Emporia: Kansas University Commercial Subjects LOLA WVHEATON All right! Let's be quiet. Bethany College, Liiidsborg, Kansas: Art Institute, Chicago, Illinois: Pittsburg State Teachers' College Art Supervisor VERNA HARBOUR NOW, watch your spelling Ottawa University, A. B. English MARGIE CLARK UK-I M., Ottawa University, A. B.: University of Chicago: University of Wisconsin Study-hall Supervisor, Librarian MARGARET PRUNTY The same hands all the time! Missouri University, B. S. in Education: University of California, Berkeley, -California: Northwestern Uni- versity, Evanston, Illinois Alpha Sigma Alpha English ELSIE FAIR Goodness gracious! College of Emporia, A. B.: University of Wisconsin Spanish, English, Occupations MILDRED McKEE Did I see that before you cut it? College of Emporia, A. B.: University of Wisconsin, M. A.: University of Chicago Clothing, Algebra

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FACULTY G ORLIS M. COX Give 'em a.ll you got l-Lansas University, A. B.: University of lllinois, Utah Agricultural College Boys' 'Physical Education, Athletic Coach FLOSSIE FULLER If you want to talk, just whisper Southwestern University, A. B., University of Chica- go, Kansas University English, Social Problems, Commercial Geography Page Thirteen Ly- i w ZELMA THOMPSON You don't say. Junior College, Kansas City, Missouri: University of Kansas, A. B.: University of Chicago Biology, Physiology, 'Iencral Science 'BERTIIA WILLIAMSON What is the difference between active and passive voice? Tarkio College, Tarkio, Missouri, A. B.: Kansas Uni- versity, Ifniversity of Chicago Latin S. M. KIRBY l'll tell the cock-eyed world! Kansas State Teachers' College, Pittsburg, Kan., B. S. Auto Mechanics ALICE FEATHERNGILL That just gripes me Kansas State Teachers' College, Emporia, B. S. Girls' Physical Education ETHYLE VVELTON Let me see Kansas State Teachers' College, Emporia, Kansas History, Civics, Occupations LESTER H. HOFFMAN This is costing you. McPherson College, A. B: Kansas State Agricultural College, B. S., Columbia University, New York, M. A. Physics, Chemistry JOSEPHINE BAITY Sure enough Columbia University, New York, M. A.: Missouri Valley College, Marshall, Mo., A. B. English, Girl Reserve Sponsor NELLE E. CHAFFEE See?!!! Baker University, A. B., University of Chicago: Uni- versity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin: Univer- sity of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado English Journalism

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SENIOR OFFICERS .fX President , ,A,,,,,,, .... D efOI'6S-f, Wells Vice-President ........ . Eugene Warner Secretary-Treasurer .............. ..... H elen Russell Colors ...,..,,,........,...,.,.........,.. Green and Gold Motto ........,. Small Beginnings to'Great Endings Flower 1 A i 'X uv' ffl ujamfr 7... mai' C Page Fifteen , ,, , ,,,,,,,, f Rose Vw.. EUGENE WARNER Who, with a natural instinct to discern ' VVhat knowledge can perform, is diligent to learn. Band '26-'30: Glee Club '29-'30: Chorus: Boys' Quartet '29-'30: President Hi-Y '29-'30: Vice President -senior Class: Track '29-'30: Hi-Y Cabinet: Toast Pro- griem '29: Senior Flay: Graduation Tlrograrn. DEFOREST WELLS In spite of all thc learned have said I still my own opinon keep. Band '26-'30: Orchestra '27-'30: Boys' Glee Club: Chorus: Minstrel 29: lt Pays to Advertise -Business Manager: Vice President Junior Class: President Senior Class: Debate Team '29-'30: Librarian: Civic Orchestra: Graduation Vrograrn. HELEN RUSSELL She has a voice of gludness, and a smile, An eloquence of Beauty. Orchestra 26-'30: Glee Club, 26-'30: Chorus: Mixed Quartet '29-'30: Minstrel '27-'28-'30: Girl Reserve: Vice President Spanish Club '29-'30: Secretary-Treasv urer Senior Class: Annual and Record Staff: Basket- ball '29-30: G. A. A.: Civic Orchestra. As we look back upon our four years in high school which began in 1926 we do it without re- gret. We willingly took part as freshmen and sophomores in the athletics, the social, the scholar- ship and the music organizations and other events of our school. And finally when we were juniors we still aid- ed in the maintenance of the standards of Ottawa high school. We gave as our class play It Pays to Advertise. We also took part in social functions of the school, entertaining the seniors at the jun- ior-senior banquet at the country club, and a par- ty and picnic for the junior English classes. And now we are seniors, having thoroughly en- joyed our four years in Ottawa High School. As our last active part in the affairs of the school we put on a senior chapel on senior day, and present-- ed as our senior play, The Patsy? I