Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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Gym and Home Economics Classes areyfopular with Girls -N-...H Q , XCXW HOPING THEY have their pattern lai'l riqht, Linda Barnes and Deana Ames, of the advanced clothina class, begin t Cut the material. K- , J ,,f, M f .t eff Qxxf' if Y X 71,15 5 'fl 2 LJ Z N Xt 1, C5 HMUMM! They surely look qocdf' says Sharon Zielsdorf, lanice Bamhisel, Shirley Small, ludy Harder, Martha lVlcNau1 and Carroll Bruce as they take cream pulls out of the oven. t l' ii ' AS THE SCORE is being called, lanice Newfiela, Kandace Klump, Linda t X W Machin, Donna Cheney, and Carolyn Firestone await the serve of the 2 birdie

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C1 1' I C ft 's rifle 4'- THE ART STUDENTS questioning Miss Lila Borgman on color combinations are Connie Wiswell, David Farrell, and Larry Finch. Art and Drawing Students Find Stead Hand a ecessitt' WHILE DRAWING BORDERLINES and margins the students of the drawing and electricity class Ronald Beets. Bob Wiedner, Terry Kramer, Iohnny Iohnson. Darrell Hane, and Bill Price mark OU each inch with perfection. BEING TIMED on a shorthand test, Mary Lou White, Maye Griffin, Linda Mathias, Rosa Lee Meyer, and Peggy Richardson work as quickly and accurately as pos- sible. I7

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Crea! Interest in hop Courses is Shown b 0 H . Boys fx we THE OIL MUST BE LOW ponders Cecil Gilmore, a student in outo mechanics, as he dips the oil stick. THAT SMOOTH FINISH is sometimes hard to get, Bill Bemmels and Ronald Hobbs, of the wood working class, find this out as they sand their projects. MILK TESTS, being mode by Larry Ferguson and Gerry Hamilton, are among the important things taught in vocational agriculture clczsses. . 144.1 1x4i..'L-s-.