Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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The faculty has undergone several changes this year. There are now fifty regular teachers in high school, plus four on the office staff, making a total of fifty-four faculty members. Of these, five are new to 0. H. S. Miss Arlene Danielson is the new drama- tic coach. She also has classes in speech and English. The new commercial teacher is Mr. Meh ’in Bell. Miss Ida Rosenman, who is also teaching in the commercial department, is back after a year’s leave of absence during which she obtained her Master's Degree from Columbia University. Miss Ruth Roth is now teaching sociology and civics, and Mr. Victor Hahn is the instructor for the new machine shop. DAVIS. ELIZABETH History. Counsellor. B. A. HAMLEY, LAURENCE—Spanish. Boys’ Swimming. Grinned College. Spanish Club, Hi-Y. B. A. Ripon College. DAYTON. CLEVELAND—Band. ENOCH. CLARA B. English. Torch Club. B. A. University of Iowa. FARRAR. AUDREN- Clothing. Home Management. B. S., M. A. Missouri State Teachers College. Columbia University. HUSTON. EDNA B. —English. Head of English Department. B. A. Carthage College. HUSTON, OLA E. -History. Head of Social Science Dept. B. A., M. A. Carthage College, University of Illinois. JAMISON. ESTHER—English. Counsellor. B. A. Grinned College. FAST, FLORENCE--French, History. French Club. B. A. University of Nebraska. GALLANAR, IRENE -Librarian. Librarians’Club. B. A. Iowa State 'Teachers College. JOHNSON, C. N. — Mathematics. Counsellor. B. A. Gustavus Adolphus College. KALTENBACH, E. J. -Economics, Commercial Law. Athletics. B. A.. M. A. Iowa State 'Teach- ers College. University of Iowa. HAHN. V. W. Machine Shop. Teachers College. E. Davis C. Dayton L. Ha in ley E. Huston B. S. Iowa C. Enoch O. Huston State KASISCHKE. CLARE—Home Economics. Home Economics%Cluh. .• B. S. Iowa State College. A. Farrar F. Fast I. Gallanar V. Hahn E. Jamison C. Johnson E. Kaltcnhach C. Kasischkc Pack 11

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DOUMA, F. W.—Supl. of Public Schools. B. A., M. A. Hope College, Mich. University of Iowa. LOERKE, G. W. -President of School Board. D. 0. Still College of Osteopathy. VAN ANTWERP. J. F.—Principal. B. A.. M. A. Hanover College. University of Iowa. KING. I.OIS M. Assistant Principal, Dean of («iris. Argus Annual Adviser. B. A. Grinncll College. AAS, SELMA G.—Glee Clubs, Mixed Chorus. B. M. University of Kansas. ALTON, CLARENCE E.—Biology. B. S. Illinois State Teachers’ College. BELL, MELVIN S. -Typing. Office Training, Retail Selling. Commercial Club. B. A. Iowa State Teachers College. BRADY, KATHRYN- English. B. A. University of Iowa. BUR KISH. FLORENCE—English. Publications' Critic. B. A University of Iowa. COMPTON. ESTHER- Girls' Physical Education. G. A. A.. Shark Club. B. A. Iowa State Teachers’ College. CRESWELL, ISABEL—English. B. A. Coe Col- lege. CROZIER, L. 7— Physics, Aeronautics. B. A. Washington and Jefferson. DANIELS. FLORENCE Art. Hi-Tri. Art Club. B. S., M. A. Kansas Slate College, Columbia Uni- versity. DANIEI.SON, ARLENE English. Speech, Drama- tics. Dramatic Club. Players’ Club. B. A., M. A. St. Olaf College. University of Iowa. FACULTY ’43 To the faculty members of the Ottumwa High School is due the greatest appreciation from the entire student body. Their interest not only accompanies us during the time we are in high school, but remains with us through- out the years following our graduation. Be- cause of their encouragement, we have been able to accomplish our daily tasks in school life. Their timely advice and constructive criticism are the factors which will help us to achieve future success. Pace 10

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Most students fail to realize the impor- tance of the Board of Education. Composed of seven of Ottumwa's prominent citizens, it lias full charge of the Ottumwa Public School System. Among other duties, the board has the authority to manage all the finances of the district, elect teachers, provide supplies, pur- chase sites and build schools, hire custodians, and make all necessary rules and regulations. The members of this year's school boat'd are C. D. Evans, Dr. Gerald W. Loerke, Ern- est Manns, S. G. Rickard, Dr. Marry E. Wing, Mrs. Matt O. Lawrence, and Harold V. Wilson. To these people much credit must be given for their generous contributions of time and effort in the interest of education. KITTLISgpN, AGNES—History. Counsellor. M. A. University of Jown. LINDLEY, DOROTHY English. Debate, Declam- atory. B. S. University of Illinois. MAASDAM, FREDD. Physical Education. Sopho- more Coach. B. S. Parsons College. MASON. IRENE Civics. Chairman of Open House Committee. B. A., M. A. Parsons College, Uni- versity of Iowa. MILLER, ROSE -Mathematics. Student Council. B. A., M. A. Iowa State Teachers College, Uni- versity of Iowa. NEWELL, DON—Mathematics. Athletics. B. S. Iowa Wesleyan. NYE, TERESA Latin. Latin Club, Counsellor. B. A., Penn College. Miss Roth OSBORNE. GLENN Mechanical Drawing. Chair- man of Pay Cha| cl Comm. B. A. University of Iowa. PAGE. C. L.—Industrial Arts. B. S., M. A. Parsons College, Colorado State College. RAWLINGS. OCEA English. B. A. University of Nebraska. ROSENMAN, IDA Typing. Argus News. B. A.. M. A. University of Iowa, Columbia University. ROTH, RUTH—Social Sciences. B. A. University of Iowa. ROZEBOOM. W. A.—Bookkeeping, Business Train- ing. School Treasurer, Auditor of Cafeteria. B. A. Hope College. SCHICK. MARIE—History. Senior Class Adviser. B. A. Iowa Wesleyan. A. Kittlcson D. Lindlcy E. Maasdam I. Mason R. Miller D. Newell T. Nyc G. Osborne C. Page O. Rawlings I. Roscnman R. Roth W. Rozeboom M. Schick V Page 12