Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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William M. Barker--B. A., Ottawa Universityg M. E. D., Color iclo Lniytisity Instrumental Nlusic Burl S Beam B S Northwest Missouri State Teachers Collegeg M. A., Kansas Lniyersity Spinish Litm Junior High Kass Lo sponsor Mrs. Burl Beam--B, A., Kansas Wesleyan Universityg M. A Kansas Lniytrsity NI tthcmattcs Latin 9th Graclt lxayettes Co-sponsor. Mrs. Sarah E. Beller--R. N., Johnson Hospital Chanutc School 'Nurse O.H.S. Teachers Serve on Executive Council of 0.T.A Besides teaching. our teachers have participated in other activities such as the Faculty Vl'omen's Club. The most successful party this year was at Christmas when each teacher yyas asked to bring a gift that would pre- sent humor as she opened her package and demon- strated the gift, Another activity' for all the city teachers is the Ot- tawa Teachers' Association which helps the teachers with their professional problems and encourages triend- ship and cooperation among its members, Serving on the O. 'lf A. liyecutiye Council this year trom O. H. S. were Nliss Cieneyieye Ciillette. Nlrs. Doloris Doman. Miss Mary Jane Fowler. Miss Ray.-Xnn Fair. and Nlrs. Jean Geiger. S. S. Bergsma--B. S., Kansas Stateg M. S., Kansas Stateg Vocational Agriculture F F A Lila Borgman B A Sterling College, Art Club, Junior Class Co-Sponsor. Orlis Cox--A. B Kansas Lniyersity Physical Education O Club Co spon sor. Track. Football. Mrs. Deloris Doman--B. S., Kansas Lniyerstty English Pep Llub Co sponsor Drill Team

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5- 5 E1 I r- Jessie Harold--IS. K. S. T. tl. I-Imporiag Nl. A.. Kansas L'IllY1'l'Sllf. liuelishz Tth anrl 8th Gratlo Kayt-ttes tosponsor. L. H. Hoffman--B. A., McPherson College: IS. Kansas State: Rl. A.. tolumbia lYlllYl'l'Sllll Physical Science: Scholarships. fi c . ienee Club. Doris Horton--B. S.. K. S. T. t'., Pittsburgg Commerce. Activities Bookkeeper. Mrs. Bonnie Hughson--BS.. K Hughson Is Ist Counselor V I When Mrs. Bonnie Hughson could not return in September to the O. H. S. faculty because of ill- ness. there was some confusion of teachers. Sub- stituting in September for Mrs. Hughson was Mrs. Ruth lndall. Miss RayAnn Fair was given the American history classes and a new teacher. Mrs. Rhoda Prall. took over the sophomore English and constitution classes. Mrs. Hughson completed her Master of Sci- ence degree in guidance during the summer. and returned to be our first guidance counselor. help- ing the students with their enrollment and school problems. She went to Lawrence and Manhattan with Principal Norris Burke to discuss the prob- lems our college freshmen were having and to learn what they could have had in O. H. S. that would have helped them in college. She also taught a new class in vocations. . S. T. CI. Emporiag M. S.. K. S. T. C.. Emporia: Guidance ftJllllS0l0I'. .....--J MARGARET CRAWFORD and David Sutherland talk with Nlrs. Bonnie Hughson and L. H. Hoffman about their school problems. P. R. Jamison--B. S., McPherson College: Intlustrial Arts. Mathematics: Senior High Kays Sponsor. Richard Kingston--BS.. K. S. T. C.. Pittsburg: Industrial Arts: Junior High Kays Co-sponsor. Mrs. Frances Maxwell--B. K. S. T. C.. Pittsburg: Nl. S.. K. S. T. C.. Pittsburg. Commerce. Programs anrl Mimeoeraphing. Mrs. Ruth Mitchel--B. Kansas State: Home liconomiesi 9th Grarle Kaytittes to-sponsor.