Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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'. ,-.af N 9' L l L 6 i C 5 4... . ik 3 G eifgmfeff 'Wt .4 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Pauline B. Duvk H. N., Long lsland College Hospital: School Nurse, Nora E. Evans B. S., K. S. T. C., Pittsburg: M. A., Kansas University: Mathematics: Senior High Student Council Sponsor. RayAnn Fair - B. S., K' S- T- C-1 Pmsb'-U95 Enqlishf Recorder Co-sponsor. Henrietta Faulkner B. S., K. S. T. C., Emporia: Social Studies: 7th and 8th Grade KUYQUQ CUSPOUSOI- SWOND How: Mary lane Fowler B. S., K. S. T. C., hmporia: Social Science, Mathematics' Senior High Kayette Co-sponsor. Mrs. lean Geiger B. A., Ottawa University: English: Sth Grade Kayette Coesponsor. Iohn Giqer B. S., Central Missouri State Collegez General Science: O Club Co-sponsor, Football, Basketball, Golf. Genevieve Gillette B. S., Ottawa University: M. A., Colorado State Teachers College of Education: Biology: Sophomore Class Co-sponsor. Uttawa Teachers' Association Works to Improve Schools The Faculty Women's Club, to which most of the faculty women and secretaries belong, meets They once a month for dinner and a social hour. meet at different restaurants and cafes with three different teachers acting as hostesses at each meet- mg. All the teachers and administrators in O. H. S. are members of the Ottawa Teachers' Association. This organization strives to improve the educational efficiency of its members, to encourage greater un- derstanding and co-operation between the teaching profession and the general public which it serves, and to encourage participation of all teachers in the solution of the problems concerning the profession. CLARENCE HIGDON, Iariet Rice, and Don England are trying new experiments as L. H. Hoffman, science teacher, instructs them.

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Uttawa niversity Practice Teachers Trained at O H . Of the forty-three faculty members in O. H. S. this year, eleven are new to the school system, and of these, three are beginning teachers, having graduated from college last spring. This is an increase of three over last year to cope with increased enrollment. In connection with Ottawa University, O.H.S. provides an opportunity for education students to take their practice teaching under qualified teachers. Last fall Orlis Cox was chosen as one of three persons in the state ot Kansas to receive a Merit Certificate for outstanding service in physical education and recreational service at the State Physical Education and Recreation THE WORLD is very interesting to study says Mrs Bonnie meeting held in Salina- Hughson as Steve Hull Harold Briggs Barbara Iames Lois Zook Iudi Corlis and Mike Martin beam an after school discussion FIRST ROW William M Barker B A Ottawa University M E D., Colorado University: Instrumental Music. Burl S. Beam - B. S.. Northwest Missouri Stcte Teachers College M A Kansas University: Spanish, Latin: Senior High Kay Sponsor. Mrs. Burl Beam B A Kansas Wesleyar University M A Kansas University Mathematics, Latin: 9th Grade Kayette Co-sponsor. S. S. Bergsma -- B. S., Kansas State: M. S., Kansas State: Agriculture: F. F. A. SECOND ROW: Lila I, Borgman - B. A., Sterling College: Art: Art Club Sponsor, Iunior Class Co-sponsor. lames W. Clark, lr. -- B. S., K. S. T. C., Emporia: Mathematics: Tennis. Orlis Cox f A. B., Kansas University: Physical Education: O Club Co-sponsor, Track, Football. Mrs. Doloris Doman - B. S., Kansas University: English: Pep Club Sponsor, Drill Team. ix 5 We id g

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Vice-Principal and I0 Instructors Enter Choo! System There are ten new teachers in the school system this year. Taking Miss Marjorie Lancaster's place in the physical education department is Mrs. lean Hembree. In the English department are Mrs. Deol loris Doman, Miss RayAnn Fair, and Mrs. Harold Tetwiler, who also teaches history. Miss Ioanne Naffziger, the speech instructor, teaches one class of English. Mrs. Frances Maxwell and Miss Lovella Kuep- ker took over the commerce department. Miss Lila Borgman is the new art teacher and Mrs. Delores Stecher is teaching arithmetic. Lee Olmsted is teaching manual arts. USING HER SPARE TIME to good advantage. Mrs. Deloris Stecher spends an hour each week helping to guide these Cub Scouts. FIRST ROW: Iessie Harold B. S.. K. S. T. C.. Emporia: M. A., Kansas University' English' 7th and 8th Grade Kayette Co-sponsor. Mrs. lean Huembree -- B. S.. Fort Hays: Physical Education: G. A. A. L. H. Hoffman I B. A., McPherson College: B. S.. Kansas State: M. A., Columbia University: Scholarship Committee. Mrs. Bonnie Hughson W- B. S.. K. S. T. C., Emporia: Social Science: Iunior Class Co- sponsor. SECOND ROW: P. R. Iamison -s B. S., McPherson College: Industrial Arts: Iunior High Kay Sponsor Mrs Vivo H. Kiefer s-- B. P. E., American College of Physical Education, Chicago: M. S. Kansas University: Speech Correction. Lovella Kuepker K. S. T. C.. Emporia: Commerce: Activities Bookkeeper. Mrs. Frances Maxwell - B. S., Pittsburg: M. S.. Pittsburg: Commerce: Programs and Mimeographing. W - B. S.. ff'-.1 I'-1 4 T 'S w 'v M 1 I-.A --up were 3 '44, 44,-lx' ev