Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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CONTENTS FACULTY STUDENT GOVERNMENT Council Reserves ADMINISTRATION MAINTENANCE CLASSES Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors

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 Joe Canny and Belly Neiswanger in the foreground of typing class. The office counter is always ' a popular place.” Curly (always smiling) Brooks. It is not by mere chance that we give priority to the daily round and the common task. Though well aware that classes may and do become dull and humdrum, we realize full well their value. We realize ... or will come to realize . . . that every subject taught is taught for a purpose. Minds, like muscles, demand exercise if they are to develop, and each subject is designed to develop the mental capacity of the in- dividual. Thus, at the end of four years, if we have made the most of every opportunity, the modern school promises to send us into the world equipped with keen, alive, well-rounded minds . . . minds sorely needed by a confused and puzzled world.

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DAY IN . . . DAY OUT Miss Mason, one of our new teachers. (). . S. front I,(MM feet. One or two short announcements lleiir