Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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William M. Barker, B. A.. M. A. Burl S. Beam, A. B., M. A. Mrs. Burl Beam, A. B., M. A. S. S. Bergsma, B. S., M. S Instrumental Music Spanish, Latin Mathematics Agriculture Sophomore Class Co-sponsor 9th Grade Kavette Co-sponsor F. F. A. The Members of Our Feculty Have t5achelor's Degrees Iames W. Clark, Ir., B. S. Graduates of Ottawa High School are prepared for college or various vocations because of the excellent training they have received under the guidance of our well qualified teachers. Every teacher has a degree from an accredited college and most of them are teaching in their chosen fields. Fifteen faculty members hold master's degrees, and several others are working toward one. lack Pringle's thesis, which he is now working on, concerns the life of Edmund Madison. Outside the classrooms our teachers sponsor the activities that make school life enjoyable. Almost every teacher sponsors some group or activity. All teachers and administrators in the Ottawa school are members of the Ottawa Teachers Association. The aims of this organization are to improve the educational efficiency of its members, to enlarge the influences of its members in educational movements, to provide recreational opportunities for its members, and to encourage greater understanding and cooperation between the teaching profession and the general public which it serves. Aware of the potentialities of the students in their classes, our teachers work to develop the citizens of tomorrow. Their reward is the satisfaction that comes from being able to enlighten and inspire. Throughout the year they guide, coach, and counsel us. Mathematics Iunior High Sports Low B- Cooper' B. S. A Oflis Cgx, A, B, Mrs. Pauline B. Duyk. R. N. Nora E. Evans, B. S., M. A. English Physical Education School Nurse Mathematics 7th and aut Grade Kayene co- 0 Club and Sports Senior High Student Council sponsor Sponsor 45-znjfw gems

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ifiii Ji YLOR'S electricity class Larry Lemon f' IN MELVIN TA ' ' 'll Woods watches. the drill press while B1 y Working in Classro OlTlS t a 1. N, ,Q il? ,aff STOPPING TO TALK near their gaily decorated locker are Kay Shaughnessy, Darlene Larkin, and Ian Lee. Many of the students decorated ' ' son. their lockers during the Christmas sea CONCENTRATION IS EVIDENT as Larry Ogg ' ' bl W orks out a difficult geometry pro em.

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. M 'KQV ig 1' as W' 1-9 Q ---W Q ss-if it-J 5 -, Q.,-lg f f ire. .-,,y,3,,r,,:-,. .,.saf.E .,.. ,. 5 3 ' ltr. Xm. rx-WW A-av 491 H . enrlegiomllllilner' B'S' MPIY lane Fowler, B.S. Iohn Giger, B.S. Genevieve Gillette, B.S., M,A. ,nh and 8th 9G PdY K Social Science, Mathematics General Science Biology m e Gyene Senior Hiflh KUYGUQ CUSPOHSO1' O Club and Sports Sophomore Class Co-sponsor Co-sponsor and 15 of Them Have Completed Their Masters Degrees, DON'T LET THE BUG BITE YOU! says Melvin Taylor, as he examines a telephoto lens on one oi his numerous cameras. Obviously he has been bitten by the well known camera bug. Mr. Taylor has been active for a number of years in photography, having been engaged in commercial gm-1 industrial photography. During his four years in the armed service, he served as X-ray mari and special photographer with a hospitgl unit M h of Mr. Taylor's photo work now consists of taking pictures of his two sons. Mr. Taylor has built many pieces ot his equipment himself uri a big part of my hobby, designing and building the equipment, Mr. Taylor states. At the present time, he is preparing to make a series of 5555612 for shop work instruction. 1 1 i K 1 'MM'--W 11 VF 85 Q wr, ,ab