Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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MISS MARY HARMON with a group ot students looks over an assortment of pies baked in the junior hiqh ioods department. Also critically gazing at the freshly made pastries are Marlene DeWald, Sandra Howard, Mary Fuller, Shirley Mason, Bonnie Hollon, Patty Hollon, and Rose- mary DeCock. Teachers Keep Bus Grading FIRST ROW: P. R. Iamison - B.S., McPherson College: Indust- rial Artsf Iunior High Intramurals, Mariorie Lancaster - BJ-X.. Ottawa University: Physical Education: Iunior Class Co- sponsor, G.A.A., Pep Club. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mardell Leonard - B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia: Commerce: Activity Fund Treasurer. Effie Lou Nickel - B.S., Kansas State College: Foods, Home Relations: F.H.A., Mrs Marilyn Nordeen - B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia: Librarian: Senior Class Co-sponsor. Mrs. C. W. Parent - B.S., Missouri State Teachers College: History: 7th and 8th Grade Kayette Co-sponsor. WG Y

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i QQ 't t 5 1' FIRST ROW: Mrs. lean Geiger B. A., Ottawa University: English: Iunior High Dramatics. Iohn Giqer-B. S., Central Missouri State College: General Science: O Club, Sports. Genevieve Gillette B. S., Ottawa University: M. A., Colorado State College of Education: Biology: Sophomore Class Co-sponsor. Mary Harmon --B. S., Kansas State: Home Economics: 9th Grade Kayette Co-sponsor. SECOND ROW: lessie Harold B. S., K. S. T. C., Emporia: M. A., Kansas University: English: 9th Grade Kayette Co-sponsor. Mrs. Charles A. Hawley--B. A., Mount Holyoke College: English tpart-timel. L. H. Hoffman B. A., McPherson College: B. S.. Kansas State: M. A., Columbia University: Physical Science: Scholarship Committee, Science Club. Mrs. Bonnie Huqhson-B. S... K. S. T. C., Emporia: Social Studies: Iunior Class Co-sponsor. Welcomecl to O. H. S. tors will find their work pleasant and enjoyable, and that they will be here for many years to come. Because loyalty and service are traits which are to be looked upon with admiration, the teachers who have acquired long records of service at O.H.S. are ad- mired and respected by their students and co-workers. Although the teacher opens her door at 8 o'clock in the morning and closes it at four in the afternoon, her day's work is not finished. Quite often she spends many long hours of tedious work outside the classroom grad- ing papers, recording grades, and compiling tests. Others spend many evening hours sponsoring parties, selling tickets at basketball and football games, and meeting with the various clubs in the junior and senior high school. These are the teachers who will long remain in the memory of the students. THREE OF OTTAVVA HIGH'S sports minded teachers take time out to look over some statistics on the junior high basketball team. They are Paul Perkins. Iames Clark, and P. R. Iamison. t

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ONE OF OTTAWA HlGH'S NEW TEACHERS - Gene Walker, art instructor, watches as Elmer Benson gives The Count a haircut and Alice Swank stencils a white towel with red textile paint. Other students looking on are Roger Ward. George Small, Dick Abney, Naomi Dengel, and Linda Mathias. Y X V.g?.A.A K - --' potnsormg ACflQ2lflCS CL FIRST ROW: Donald W. Patrick -- B.S., K.S.T.C., Pittsburg: M,M.E., Kansas University: Vocal Music. Paul Perkins - B.S., K,S.T.C., Pittsburg: Auto Mechanics: lunior Class Co-sponsor. SECOND ROW: lack B. Pringle - B.S,, Kansas University: Social Science: Senior High Kays. Margaret Prunty - B.S., Missouri University: English: Scholarship Committee. Florence M. Robinson - B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia: M.A.. Kansas Univer- sity: lournalism, English, Recorder, Publications. Harriet Seymour - B.A,, Ottawa University' M.A., Kansas University: Mathematics: Senior High Koyette Co-sponsor,