Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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N-Q,-f Mrs. Mardell Leonard. B.S. Bonnie Momqomexyl B.S.' MGS. Commerce English Activity Fund Treasurer Iunior High Dmmmics 4-em, Dorothy Naanes, B.S. Art Iunior Class Co-sponsor 1,-who Effie Lou Nickel, B.S. Foods. Home Relations F. H. A. Order to Make School More Pleasant for the Students PLAYING THE PIANO IS THE FAVORITE PASTIME of Miss Marjorie Lancaster. She started taking piano lessons when she was eight years old and studied fir many years. Although she likes all kinds of music. her favorite type is classical. Miss Lancaster plays only for her own enjoyment or to entertain friends. Her knowledqe of music has been a great help to her in her physical education classes since dancing, marching and even walking require rhythm. Any teacher should have an understanding ot music, states Miss Lancaster. She does not have a lot of time to devote to her hobby, since she sponsors several activities, but she spends as much time as possible at the piano. Mrs. Marilvn Nordeen, B.S. Librarian Senior Class Co-sponsor Mrs. C. W. Parent, B.S. History 7th and 8th Grade Kayette Co-sponsor gf X gif .V W a , .pgwxfm r . . 'A Q -. K, wir ,. 5 f,,g,ir M14 wt: N- , A ,QQ 1-'Mi w A' N . J 'VU' te xt., 'nur' . swf' or ig! , -ff? '93 ' - 15551154 ,A if-l.'f1Mi .. Wh ., V, if Q,1'!3,3' AK my , Q .A 1 K.?.g.c wa' 1:-sf .P . Q - .L r sfiivswkg ,. go -jfgmyfy' 'gf ,lu ffq,??.i,2'tgm5J4iea af:2f,.,f::-1' -ft A' J' fQ2fifSe:1'f.2St5fti..'fSf4f:f1'tf1s5 of i , 5 ?.. Q35 f.f3f'ffi-i3 i-fiW V2I'f+3' '- 1' ' JW qggmfsi . fmffgi all fi s ir 3- 1 kg 4-4 't' ,gg 'Q' -f xi ft. ' ,. f! 551555 'ft 5?-f risiv : gf. J 4.1 A, has fr' fy 1 ' wig - .I Q

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Mary Harmon, B.S. Home Economics 9th Grade Kayette Co-sponsor lfftfr- -'ff , is fr.. ,, as ff, ., ,K Z , I We I' 4 'Q S ii fts t iaaa f- 1 ' :wi Q A--vt-,sxfssi as f '-k. A-1:1 , 2- Q ' . use ' ' it if -fha . W Q K ,,-. f 1 Q gr Q , K V. .nw gm S ' if' S R 35' 1 a l a P. R. Iamison, B.S. Industrial Arts Marjorie Lancaster, A.B. Physical Education Iunior Class Co-sponsor, G.A.A., Pep Club Y t, my , zq f f 'A i A X., QL , r at ,, .w ., 1. . ,,- - 1' k , 0-wer Sw, f , Qift f 5: 'F ,.r .si . r fist? rr s get ' fiigeitt 57' T- . L -ge' ggegilitsiig Y 5 ' . 'tfniifk lessie Harold, B.S., MA, English 9th Grade Kayette Co-sponsor Lester H, Hoffman, 1-LB., Mrs. Bonnie Hughson, B.S. Social Studies Iunior Class Co-sponsor B.S., M.A. Physical Science Scholarship Committee Many of Our Teachers Sponsored Extra Activities in C. K. SMITH BECAME INTERESTED IN WOOD CARVING in 1940, after watching a visting professor at the University of Missouri do some carving. Practice is one of the main essentials of good carving, says Mr. Smith. One should carve every chance he gets. Detail is one of the outstanding features of carv- ings. After carving something one can braid a yarn tail or paint bead eyes on it. Mr. Smith's mena- gerie of animals shows a distinct difference in carving. The smoothness of some of the animals contrasts with the rough surfaces of others. To create the smooth effect, Mr. Smith merely sands the surface smooth rather than leaving some knife marks. He carves whenever he has some extra time. ri , I 'Et tj L fr Sr rf. Q Mt v ,- Y -'air' - 'N i t V , 9 ' f Cr f 4- 2? ,,.. V iw V fb. KA I ll l::::'l:g. lla 'ill 3. 'UIQ' .U ,t ,,.:lnq..::a ' 'fgglgzlflllg .. ll.. .l.. si I ll -- . rsessssassss ' M V X A Dllilgillllgggg' gy, Y Q9 I s an lf- i ....,. xi' ! !.m fig i 9 1 N9 'g, W if if if Q' I Vs 59, si. X I5 h '12

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Donald Patrick B Ss M M E fi Paul Perkins B S Iack B. Pringle, B.S. Margaret Prunty. B.S. Vocal Muqid Auto Mechanics Social Science English Iunior Class Co sponsor Senior High Kays Scholarship Committee Many of our Teachers Have Hobbies for Leisure Hours ,3 ft it siliff . 3 :lf 'if 2 12? in C. K. Smith, B.S.. M.A. Industrial Arts Senior Class Co-sponsor Theo Westlund, BA. English, Speech Iesters and Dramatic Productions H, . i Q '- i H . si i-25 Jw sheer MNA -151545.