Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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Fields, Daugherty, anti Ware plan the activities for their biology department. Ronald Swanson and Kenneth”Staton, our first two “teens of the week , representative students. Jack Wise and John Zigeler, 0. H. S. drum majors, participate in our activity program. Mike Tharp, Dale Strong, represent the fighting spirit of the athletic department of O. H. S.

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Presenting Cherished memories of a happy year at Ottumwa High School are relived upon leafing through the pages of the 1952 Argus Annual. In presenting this volume we endeavor to recreate school day sit- uations always to be remembered. Classes and teachers are perhaps up- permost in our minds when dwell- ing upon thoughts of high school life. Schoolmates’ friendships shall never be forgotten, and the enjoy- ment and appreciation of the extra- curricular activities of O. H. S. are recalled with fond esteem and re- gard for the honor brought to our school. These mementos are recorded us students to enjoy as we read d view this Argus Annual. c «'• -?) -«rA r p r' r»7- yj-wj I •trpp' 75 v

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DEDICATION AND WELCOME The Ottumwa High School Annual is one of the great high school annuals of our country. Years of careful work and artistic planning by Miss Lois King, re- tiring faculty adviser, and her inspired group of student workers have made pos- sible the yearly publication of this dream of youth. It is with deep appreciation and affec- tion that we dedicate the 1952 Argus An- nual to Miss King, who has headed the work of the Argus Annual since 1936. As a graduate of 0. II. S. and a member of the teaching faculty. Miss King was well acquainted with the traditions of our school, making each page of our Annual an animated picture of work and play at 0. H. S. It is with sincere words that, as we dedicate this book to her, we wish her much success as Assistant Principal, Dean of Girls, and Counselor in our school LOIS M. KING and welcome — EULA JUMP Our new adviser. Miss Eula Jump. Miss Jump comes to us from the faculty of Northwest Missouri State Teachers' Col- lege, where she served as Counselor and Director of Residence. She has a Bachelor of Science Degree from South- west Missouri State Teachers College, and a Master of Science Degree from the University of Wisconsin. Miss Jump is qualified not only by previous training and experience, having headed up the publication of the Annual at Keokuh, but by a friendly, helpful a c co-operative personality. It is with a feeling of confidence and great expectation that we, the members of the Argus Annual staff, welcome her as the new adviser of the 0. II. S. Argus Annual. We trust that the years will bring her much joy and happiness in the publica- tion of a great book, vibrating with mem- ories of our agressive modern high school youth.