Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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THESE ROMANS WERE NUTS I is a usual coninrent heard in second year Latin class. Struggling with their lesson is Walter Smith and Ronnie Showalter. SOMETHING NEW ADDED this year is the third year Spanish class. Much work is spent on translating stories front tape recordings. Among Students with Hzlgh Scholastic Goals An informative and interesting speech in Spanish was given at the Spanish club meeting when Elizier Risco, a student from Cuba, talked in Spanish. Entertaining programs consisted of every member telling a ioke in Spanish, giving skits to be trans- lated, reciting riddles and singing in the foreign language. A Pinata was held on December i7 to help cele- brate the festive holiday of Christmas. Feature of the evening was the exchanging of gifts. WORKING WITH THE NEW tape recorder are the Spanish club officers. Pictured are Mr. Burl Bcani, sponsorg Janice Brown, x'ice-presi- S PA' N dentg Eleanor Ott, treasurer Donna Cheney, secretaryg lint Corlis, president and Ilerbic Stuco representative.

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EXPl.AlXlNG AN lN'l'RlCA'l'E problcrri ro his co11si1111cr's 1113111 stu- c s, 's r. . i. N cx'c11'. 's soiixcstcr course icnciics t1c 111ilc11ts about z1rg111111ctic prolnlciiis they will face i11 cxery day irc. NO PEEKING, GARY. Jo.-1111121 Claw borne, Judy Sloan and Gary Prager try to solve llll algebra equation. Math, Language Are Becoming Popular x Professor William E. Briggs, from the University of Colorado, spoke to the math students of O.H .S. January l8. Mr.Briggs represents the Mathamatical Association of America. Some 150 students from algebra, geometry and trigonometry classes attended the meeting. He talked to them on the Fundamentals of math and how they could be used in a career. Miss Nora Evans, Miss Harriett Seymour and Miss Glenola Hayward attended the statewide math- ematics workshop Oct. 3. UNDER THE GUIDANCE ot' Miss Nora Evans, Sylvia Smith, Tom Laury and Jerald Howell are drawing geometric figures o11 thc blackboard.

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Qlliglltj SHOWING HIS skill in lllCCllZllllCZll draw- ing, wlrlr rlrc FfCllCll ourvo, is Loo Aliors. Qliolowj REPAIRINC ELEC- TRICAL appliances ru electricity arc loo Garcia, Charles Slrocnralqcr, Don Stcplrcus, Joluuuo Jolru- son, Roger Ward and Roimro Ruby. Both B925 and Gif MR. MIKE NEWIv1AS'l'ER SUPERVISES Dale Pollard ru operating om of the power saws in woodworlrlng class. A 'Sl 1 O fi! 35? QBoloWj OPERATING A LATHE in Mr. Olmstcad's metal work slrop is Frankie llopkrus. ls