Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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SCHICK. MARIK History. B. A.. Iowa Wesleyan. SCOTT, WALDO F. Orchestra. IS. S.. Drake. American Orchestral Society. SOWERS, LARUE Mathematics. IS. A.. Iowa Wes- leyan. STANDING. ETHEL Normal Training, History, Psychology. Future Teachers' of America. IS. A.. M. A., Penn College, University of Iowa. TALLMAN. A. F.—Chemistry. IS. S., University of Oklahoma. TAYLOR, MAISLK -Stenography, Business Training. Senior Class Adviser. IS. S.. Iowa State Teachers’ College. TIEDE, E. W. Business Training, Bookkeeping, Business Manager. B. S., Iowa Wesleyan. Orchestra Director, W. E. Scott TROEGER. PAUL Biology, Agriculture. Garden and Poultry Clubs. B. S., M. A.. Iowa State Col- lege, Columbia University. VACUA, ELMA—Geography, Counsellor. IS. A., Iowa State Teachers’ College. VER HEUL. ELIZABETH History. IS. A.. Cen- tral College. WENSEL, FAY Girls’ Physical Education. Shark Club. IS. A.. Grinncll College. WILSON. MILDRED Typing. B. A.. University of Iowa. EA TON. EVELYN Registrar. Augustana College. Grinncll College. McCARROLL. IDA BLANCHE Secretary to Princi- pal. B. F. A.. Stephens College. University of Missouri. P. Troeger Page 17 E. Vacha E. Vcr Heul F. Wcnsel M. Wilson E. Eaton I. B. McCarroll

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C. N. Johnson R. Miller M. Schick C. Kasischke T. Nve W. Scott A. Killlcson G. Osborne L. Sowers D. Lind Icy C. Page 1C. Standing F. Maasdam (). Rawlings A. Tallman F. Marklev R. Roth M. Taylor I. Mason W. Rozeboom F. Ticdc FACULTY ’44 JOHNSON, C. N. Mathematics. Counsclh r. B. A.. Gustavus Adolphus College. KAS1SCHKIC. CLARK Home Economics, Home Ec- onomics Club. B. S.. Iowa State College. KITTLESON, AGNES- History, Economics, Coun- sellor. M. A., University of Iowa. BINDLEY. DOROTHY English. Debate, Declama- tory. B. S.. University of Illinois. MAASDAM. FRED D. Physical Education. Sopho- more Coach. B. S.. Parsons College. MARK LEY. FRANK Athletics. B. A.. Grinnell College. MASON. IRENE Civics. B. A.. M. A.. Parsons College. University of Iowa. MILLER. ROSE Mathematics, Student Council. B. A.. M. A.. Iowa State Teachers’ College, Univer- sity of Iowa. NYE, TERESA Latin, English, Counsellor. B. A., Penn College. OSBORN 1C. GLENN Mechanical Drawing, Chair- man of Pay Cha| c! 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. ROTH. RUTH Social Sciences. Hi-Tri, Junior Class Adviser. B. A., University of Iowa. ROZEBOOM. W. A. Bookkeeping. School Treasur- er, Auditor of Cafeteria. B. A., Hope College. Pack 16

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Doris Woodrich, Sec y; Ellen Jane Bolick, Pres. Bob Bastron, Vice Pres. Ellen Jane Boliek Doris Woodrich Joan Cummings Harry Trigg Bob Bastron Patricia Broulinrd Ray Davidson Miss Enoch TORCH CLUB The meeting of tlie Torch Club was al- ready under way when we entered. The student officers, who are elected by the mem- bers. were in charge of the meeting. We were informed that this club is a part of the National I Ionor Society and that competi- tion is great for those who strive to attain membership. All of the members are care- fully selected by a faculty committee of which Miss Clara Enoch is chairman. The four aims or qualifications of Torch Club are scholarship, leadership, character, and ser- vice. Under scholarship comes the require- ment for an average of not less than eighty- five per cent. A student must be active in extra-curricular activities and have at least fifteen activity points. Participation in clubs, holding student offices, and assuming responsibilities of school life reveal charac- ter and may be classified under leadership and service. We found that onlv juniors and seniors are eligible, and that the new members are chosen twice a year. This club serves as a reminder for all students to do their best and to take interest in outside activities. We believe that it is a goal of many students and a high honor for those who attain this goal. Even though the qualifications of this club are rigid, it usually has a large membership. After learning about this club, we com- mem! those who have been selected as mem- bers. Each one who attains this honor, surely deserves it, for it is only through his own efforts that he achieves this goal which is the highlight of his school career. Pack 18