Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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A, g 'Z ss. ral 1 4 Q, Ja' ,q,,,avn6' Henry A. Parker Superintendent of Schools Ncbwmuhaiau fear! 195.2-'53 Sckaal Qeaa Leroy E. Hood Principal vu-in-' ,wr , i 'li f.,f L1 Rf 1 1 . ,af f l Successfully solving the problems that arise in main- taining a school system, the Board of Education, Supt. Henry A. Parker, Principal Leroy Hood, and Assistant Principal Keith Oliver led us through the l952-53 school ' year. During the summer tive Youngstown kitchen units, tour new gas ranges and one electric range were in- stalled in a semi-circular formation in the foods room. At the close of the first semester, Mrs. Jane Jameson, foods teacher, resigned and Miss Effie Nickel was hired to take her place. Mr. Oliver began directing the iunior high last fall. Under his direction a Student Council was organized to direct the activities in the junior high. Mr. Oliver, who had been a classroom teacher, retained his duties as head basketball coach. -7v.....s-f t .hymn Sn.: Keith Oliver Assistant Principal THE MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, attending their regular monthly meeting are, left THE THREE SECRETARIES, Mrs. Norma Walburn, Mrs. to right: H. L. Cartzdafner, secretary and purchasing-agent, Supt. Henry A. Parker, W. D. Bemmels Vara Scollick, and Mrs. Shirley Groeschel, are running Arvid Berglund, vice-presidentg L. B. Paine, president, Glenn Ainsworth, A. J. Howell, and mimeograph copies. Robert McCrea. X 3..- X V' ' gjs ,

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'-FSR arg, Du- aloaenaezff floluuon To Miss Florence M. Robinson, in sincere appreciation for her untiring efforts which make possible for the student body and faculty the annuals, school papers, and other thrilling events of the year, vve happily dedi- cate this annual. Miss Robinson is known by all as a wonder- ful teacher and advisor with patience and kind understanding tor everyone at all times,

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l Mx -:vw 1' if 1 x' '- Z 3-Q ,JW 'P 'K 4 William M. Barlxer, B.A, Burl S. Beam, A-B-. M-A Instrumental Music 5Pa'li5lh Um' N 45, . f R I ' I 'B A 'I '2 f 55 , L pafzenli gwjwf Eackdia- fax? .5 . ff -1-la. MPS- BUY' BNN. B-B., M-A. S. S. Bergsma, B.S., M.S Mathematics Agriguhun sczmz new wzm fmt, Back-to-school night on November IO gave our parents an opportunity to follow our class schedules and to visit with our teachers. Perhaps the most popular rooms on back-to-school night were those which belong to the home eco- nomics department. The rooms which underwent a complete reconstruction during the summer were equipped with four gas ranges, five Youngstown kitchen units with white enameled cupboards, a refrigerator, and four chrome table and chair sets. The new teacher to go with the new room was Mrs. Jane Jameson, who graduated from Kansas State College last spring. Another new member of the faculty was Miss Mary Jane Fowler, who taught constitution and practical mathematics. Miss Fowler attended Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia and formerly taught in Valley Falls high school. The new school nurse, Mrs. Pauline Duyk, con- ducted hearing tests for students from grades three 7' to twelve who were attending Ottawa public schools. Also, health records were distributed to the students lofi B' COQPHI B- 5' to be filled out by their parents and returned to English Mrs. Duyk. Orlis Cox, A.B. Mrs, Pauline B. Duyk, R,N, Nora E. Evans, B.S., M.A. Henrietta Faulkner, B.S. Physical Education School Nurse Mathematics , Z Geogr s A E .A , 'f - J s' A is 5 IC! X . ,,, D ,, if il.-, ., A-gf V 4:4-I 1 ,IN TX It cf: -