Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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? Nr' IT MUST TAKE SKILL TO BE AN ARTIST!- l3ob Roberts looks on while Mrs. Alice McClay instructs other art students. GEOGRAPHY IS A MUST FOR SEVENTH GRADES-The camera lens caught Miss Verna Newhard questioning her pupils about a particular South American location. Those pictured in the class are: Row of seats next xo board-Bobby Hollon, Joanne Wise, Wayne Bones, John Kramer, Avis Bell, Dolores Early. Second row: Tc-rry Hiatt, Leonard Martin, Anadell Hagerty. First row: Anita Larson. 20046.02 LATIN. THAT'S THE SUBJECT!-The eye of the camera caught Burl Beam with a few of his students, Those pictured are: James Huddlcston, Dorothy Lang, Fleda Ann Drake, Dale Harrison, Thelma Mealman. THERE'S LOTS O camera are Margaret Steele, Mary Margaret Walls, bforriia Page and Geraldine Warner. F INFORMATION HERE-Librarians caught by the

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WJ ' 14 In appreciation for the work he has done, we sin- cerely dedicate this yearbook to Hazen L. Richardson, director of instrumental music in Ottawa high school. Mr. Richardson came to Ottawa in the fall of 1934 and has successfully completed his thirteenth year here. He has spent untold time and energy in improv- ing the' orchestra and maintaining the high standard of the band. Because of the efforts of Mr. Richardson the band has its beautiful blue uniforms which give the organ- ization its snappy appearance. The vocal music is a department separate from the instrumental department due to the persuasive methods of Mr. Richardson. This has been a definite help for both groups. Each year the band and orchestra have partici- pated in music contests and have always been rated as superior organizations under Mr. Richardson's direc- tion. So, to you, Richie , this book is dedicated to show you that your efforts and interests in O.H.S. are deeply appreciated. To you we want to say, Thanks a lot. is 5 ? Q Q ' 2. We Evfrzczy Did!- aza zamf MW!- ofchwairyfb wiakamenmafefle MWMQZZUQAI

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MR. HOFFMAN IS CONFIDENT of the result f s o this experiment- Chemistry students observing are Esther Miller. Lowell New, Virginia Lewis, Barbara Reagan and Jack Beekman. NOW WE KNOW WHAT TO DO WHEN THE OLD TYPING CLASS WORKS FOR SPEED. ACCURACY-Those typing are. Back row: Richard Rose, Lowell New, Marion Keelin, Betty Jones, Bill Bones, Albert Keefer. Second row: Jane Hagerty, Melba Lemon, Betty Lou Klein, Shirley Smith, Gloria Benson, Juanita Henning. First row: Frances Higgins, Lois Walters, Avis Kramer, Wilda Jones and Marilyn Browning, YUMMYI DON'T THE BISCUITS TASTE GOOD!-Junior high girls are learning by doing. Standing from left to right are' Donna Shannon B tt T ma A . , e y odd, Ann Alder- n, nita Gladstone, Ruth Zielsdorf, Rosalie Macy, Geraldine Lyman, Mary Syvertsen, Irene Furman Lavina Oakes Carol St b , , ans ury and Miss Mary Spessard. JALOPY GETS STUBBORN-Those pictured are Clyde Johnson, Lee McCormick, James Boucek and Elmo Winter- stein, auto mechanics instructor.