Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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 Mabel Taylor A. P. Tallman Shorthand an l Typing. Chemistry: Chemistry Club. E. W. Tibdb Bookkeeping; Business Manager: Head of Com- mercial Department. Paul Troeger Ei.ma Vacua Agriculture: C« a r d e n. Geography. Poultry, and Landseap- ing Clubs. Ethi-:i. Standing Normal Training: Nor- mal Training Club. Estiikk Stranaiian Religion: Junior Class Adviser. J. P. Van Antwerp Mathematics; Director of Athletics: Boys’ “O” Club; Guidance Com- mittee. Ei.i AitF.Tii Vkr Hi el Catherine Vinton Latin; Latin Club. Biology; Senior Class Adviser. Marvin Weiiert Printing; Hi-Y; Print ing Club. Bertha Stovf.r Bertha Potter Speech; Dramatic Club. Secretary. The Argus 1936 Geraldine Thompson Registrar.

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Jeanette Mitchei.l Camille Montgomery Shorthand and Typing; Art; Art Club. Sophomore Class Ad- viser. Lacra M. Naxes Civics; Guidance Com- mittee. The Argus 1936 Don Newell Mathematics; Assistant Coach. Tom Norris Economics; Commercial Law; Argus News. Teresa Nye Latin; Latin Club. Glenn Osborne C. L. Pace Mechanical Drawing: Woodwork. Chairman of Entertain- ment Committee. Ocea Rawlings English. W. A. Rozeboom Bookkeeping; School Treasurer. Wayne Typing and Commercial Jack Snyder Physical Training Di- rector. Marie Schick English: Freshman Class Adviser. Silcox Shorthand; Club. LaRue Sowers Mathematics.

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The Student Council The aims of the Student Council arc to teach co-operation, to make the stu- dent self-directing, to provide opportunity for developing leadership and initia- tive. and to foster and explain the functions of democracy. Through self-govern- ment students have a controlling voice in affairs of interest to them. The Student Council consists of fourteen members elected from the four classes in school. The election is held under supervision of council members, l ive members are elected from the senior, five from the junior, three from the sophomore, and one from the freshman class. They are elected for a term of one year. Election to this organization is one of the highest honors a class can bestow upon its fellow classmates. One of the functions of the Student Council is to sponsor an Honor Study Hall. This study hall has no teacher in charge, but members of the council check attendance. Another function is to try all persons violating the pink slip rule. A third function is the furnishing and upkeep of the club room, for the use of which a small fee is paid. OFFICERS Eugene Wi li ekuhler, President Kenneth Beebe. Vice-President Josephine Taylor. Secretary Richard Tiede. Treasurer Row I Miss Miller. G. Wulfekuhler. J. Taylor. K. Beebe. Row II VV. Barnes. VV. Johnson. R. Tiede. D. Cramblit. M. Sa'tcr. Row.III- -M. Connelly. J. Beck. C. Winner, F. Fisher. M.JBaker.'J.’Barber. The A rgus 1936