Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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Henry A. Parker Principal Senior High School I... A. Wilson Principal Junior High School George H. Marshall Superintendent of Schools As the camera swings around we see it focusing on the administration of our school. Our superintendent, George H. Marshall, is. responsible for the welfare of four grade schools and the junior and senior high schools. He is assisted in the senior and junior high schools by our two capable principals, Henry A. Parker and L. A. Wilson. Mrs. Audrey Singleton BULLETINS ARE BEING PREPARED on the mimeograph by Mrs. Audrey Singleton and Mrs. Vara Scollick. and Mrs. Vara Scollick handle the secretarial work very competently. Our board of education is composed of six members who spend many hours planning the budget and selecting a com- petent faculty and administration in order that we may have a school of which we may be proud. BOARD OF EDUCATION AT WORK-Seated, le!! to right: l-I. L. Cartzdafner, clerkg J..B. Stewart, Dr. D. L. Young, vice-presidentg Supt. G. H. Marshall, Carl Ross, Glen Ainsworth. I. P. Paine, president: Robert S. McCrea. 7

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THE PLAY TOOK STUDY- Old Doc was presented by the senior class April 24 and 25. The cast was composed of the following seniors: Standing--Shirley Smith, Kay Porter, Esther Conner, Sam Lyman, Charles Worthington, Jack Beek- man, Bill Richardson. Seated-Frances Higgins, Dorothy Abbott, Darlene Cox, Don Waymire. Lois Jeanne Dick, Betty Murray, Lowell New, Patti Harris was WW CARNIVAL CAPERS-Thc unusual privilege of standing by his own tombstone was accorded to Leroy Hood at the high school carnival. He is accompanied by his daugh-' ter, Carolyn. not present, THE FOLKSONGSTERS SING-Jerry Perney, Wallace Windett, Nancy Perez, Lois Jeanne Dick, Sarah Hill, Dorothy Lou Welty, Cleda Vac Cook, Bill Richardson, X Charles Worthington. 'Q 1 5 5: it . -. Z 55: i 72 ' ,,-' f ,E.' ,I THE CAMERA CATCHES the O.H.S. Cheerleaders in m0tion. Left I W ' X' 5 to right are Dorothy Abbott, ffII'1lll Hill, Betty Paul. 5 F If S .r'i 3 5 1' . pair ? 'Q Y W

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Lucile Anderson B. S., Library Science Certificate, K. S. T. C., Emporia, Librarian. Betty Babb B. S., Kansas State College, Home Rela- tions, Foods, Co-spon- sor of Future Home- makers of America, Co-sponsor of the Sen- ior Class. Burl S. Beam B. S., Northwest Missouri S. T. C., Maryville, M. A., Uni- versity of K a n s a s, University of Califor- nia, K. S. T. C., Em- poria, Spanish, Latin, Sponsor of Hi-Y. S. S. Bergsma B. S., M. S., Kansas State College, Voca- t i o n al Agriculture, Sponsor of F u t u r e Farmers of America. Lora B. Cooper B. S., K. S. T. C.. Emporia, University of Colorado, English. Orlis Cox A. B., University 0' Kansas, Physical Edu- cation, Coach. wa., .9 ow. 64.44 These men and women have been our teachers, advisors, and friends this year. Last year's instructors who left O.H.S. to fill positions elsewhere were missed. We have welcomed new faculty members and have enjoyed our contacts with them. Miss Betty Babb came to us from Lyndon high school to fill the place which was vacated by Miss Emmy Louise Thomas. Following James E. Berry was Elmo Wintersteen from Pittsburg. Mr. Berry has retired from the school system and is living on a farm. Miss Ruth E. Thompson is now teaching in the Kansas .t , ' 1 1.4 ., f , ,ti t s ' City Junior College. Leroy Hood, who previously taught at Atchison, filled this position. He served in the navy dur- ing the war. Replacing Mrs. Leone B. Shields was Miss Mary Spessard who taught in Appanoose high school prior to com- ing to Ottawa. Miss Lucille Anderson has been our librarian this year. This position was graciously filled by Mrs. G. R. McCormick last year after Mrs. Dorothy Mattson resigned. Miss Ander- son previously taught in Severy, Kas. The commercial art department was added to the cur- riculum this year with Mrs. R. J. McClay as the instructor Mrs. Leona Dame B. S., College of Em-- poria: State Teachers College of Emporia, Office Training, Short- hand, T ping. X Ni N N -iz K My if ...Q Jessie Harold B. S., K. S. T. C., Emporia, M. A., Uni- versity of K a n s a s, Southwestem, Univer- sity of Colorado: Eng- lish, Girl Reserves. 8 Esther Dunn A. B., University of Kansas, K. S. T. C., Emporia, Baker Uni- versity, University of Colorado, American History, Geography, Psychology. Helen Harrington B. S., K. S. T. C., Emporia, Mathemat- ics, History. Nora E. Evans Henrietta Faulkner B. S., K. S. T. C., K. S. T. C., Emporia, Pittsburg, M. S., Uni- versity of Kansas, Mc- Pherson College, Washington Univer- sity, Geometry, Alge- bra, Aeronautics, Trig- onometry, Girl Re- serves. Lester H. Hoffman A.B.,McPherson College, B. S., Kansas State College, M. A., Columbia University, University of Kansas, Physics, Chemistry, Physiology. Kansas City Univer- sity, Sub-seventh. Leroy Hood B. S., A. B., K. S. T. C., E m p o r i a, Colorado University, M o d e r n History, Soci al Sci- ence, Constitution, Co- sponsor of J un i o r Class. Genevieve Gillette B. S., Ottawa Univer- sity,' University of Kansas, University of Colorado, University of California at Los Angeles, General Sci- ence, Girl Reserves. rr 1 Y. ' - X. ..- 9 4.-,V FFT We Lena A. Hutchins A. B., Ottawa Uni- versity, University of J. E. Harclerode B. s., K. s. T. c., Emporia, University of Kansas, Metal Work, Electricity, Drawing Sponsor of the Senior Class. P. R. Jamison B. S.,McPherson College, University of Kansas, K. S. T. C., Southern California, Emporia, Mathemat- ics, Girl Reserves. Colorado State Col- lege, Woodwork, Home Mechanics, Coach.