Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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FRANK W. DOUMA J. F. VAN ANTWERP LOIS M. KING SELMA A AS C. E. ALTON FLORENCE BORRUSCII KATHRYN BRADY ESTHER COMPTON ISABEL CRESWELL L. Z. CROZIER FLORENCE DANIELS ERNESTINE DAVIDSON ELIZABETH DAVIS CLEVELAND DAYTON PRINCIPAL VAN ANTWERP FRANK W. DOUMA, B. A.—Sup't. of Ottumwa Public Schools J. F. VAN ANTWERP. B. A.. M. A.—Principal of O. H. S. I.OIS M. KING, B. A.—Ass t. Principal and Dean of Girls; Argus Annual Adviser. . SELMA AAS, B. M. —Music—Vocal and Theory; Glee Clubs and Mixed Chorus. . . . C. E. ALTON, B. S.—Physics and Biology: Science Club. . FLORENCE BORRUSCH, B. A.—English KATHRYN BRADY, B. A.—English ESTHER COMPTON, B. A.— Girls’ Physical Education: G. A. A.. Girls’ O Club. . . . ISABEL CRESSWELL, B. A.— English: Critic of Argus An nual L. Z. CROZIER, B. A.—-Physics. Electricity: Student Council Court FLORENCE DANIELS, B. S.. M. A.— Art: Art Club and II. Iri ERNESTINE DAVIDSON, B. S. -Physical Education: Shark Club ELIZABETH DAVIS, B. A. History: Guidance Committee CLEVELAND DAY- TON— Instrumental Music: Band. Page 12

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ROW !—Mr. Dounu. Mr. Wulfekuhler. Mr. Wormhoudt. Mr. Evans. Mr. Raney. ROW II—Mr. Lowenberg. Mr. Manns. Mr. McElroy. Mr. McLain. Most students fail to realize the importance of the Board of Education. The members not only govern our high school but the entire Public School System as well. Nearly every- thing pertaining to school life depends upon their approval. Membership on the Board de- mands many hours of painstaking work, but it gives the satisfaction of work well-done for the community. One might say that the office of the Board is the executive office of Ot- tumwa's chief industry- that of educating its future citizens. oj C Xucatioii le 938 0 These are the seven men who study the problems of our school. We give you their positions in civic life: Frank C. Raney, Pur- chasing Agent, John Morrell Company; Eugene Wulfekuhler of Walter 'I'. Hall and Company; Walter H. McElroy, Lawyer and Abstractor; John Wormhoudt of the Worm- houdt Lumber Company; Charles I). Evans. President of the South Ottumwa Savings Bank; C. C. Lowenberg of the Lowenberg Bakery; and Ernest Manns, Superintendent of John Morrell Company. Page ii

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GERTRUDE DUKE, U. A.. M. A. -Sociology, U. S. History: Guidance Committee. Cl.AKA ENOCH, B. A. -American I.iterature. English: Torch Club AUDREN FARRAR, B. S.. M. A.—Home Economics: Senior Class Adviser.. FLORENCE FAST, B. A.—History. 1'rench: Chairman of H. S. Night Committee IRENE GALLANAR, B. A.—His- tory. Librarian: Librarians Club LAWRENCE HAMLEY, B. A.—Spanish. English. History. Argumentation: Debate Club. Spanish Club EDNA B. HUSTON, B. A.—English Literature. Grammar: Head of English Department. OLA HUSTON, B. A.. M. A. Modern European History: Head of History Department ESTHER JAMISON, B. A.—English; Guidance Committee ADOLPH JOHNSON. B. A. En glish. Swimming: Open I louse Committee C. N. JOHNSON. B. A.—Commercial Arithmetic: Head of Guidance Committee E. J. KALTENBACH, B. A.. M. A. -Economics. History. Commercial Law: Assistant Coach CLARE KAS1SCHKE. B. S. Home Economics: Home Economics Club AGNES KITTLESON, B. A.. M. A.—History: Guidance Committee. GERTRUDE DUKE CLARA ENOCH AUDREN FARRAR FLORENCE EAST IRENE GALLANAR LAWRENCE HAMLEY EDNA B. HUSTON OLA HUSTON ESTHER JAMISON ADOLPH JOHNSON C. N. JOHNSON E. J. KALTENBACH CLARE KASISCHKE AGNES KITTLESON PAGE 13