Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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CLASSES

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SftniahA. 195if Bette Hammkn Secretary Richard Parsons Treasurer Gene LaMasters President Gary Coi.e Vice President EDWIN FIELDS. Adviser “Fame and honor we restore, IFe’re the Class of ’54.” It is with sadness that we, the class of 1954, prepare to leave the halls ofO. 11. S. But it is with a feeling of triumph that we receive our diplomas, the goal for which we have been working throughout our school years. We remember our first ycarat (). II. S. as sophomores and how it seemed as if we never would reach our goal. But with the friendly and understanding help of our faculty, counselors, fellow students, and our adviser, Mr. Fields, we have reached graduation. Our class is proud of its many achieve- ments and honors in the classrooms as well as in extracurricular activities, which have helped to broaden our education. We also are proud of our Student Coun- cil, class officers, anti Torch Club Mem- bers. Whatever the future holds for us, we feel prepared to face it with con- fidence. We shall remember always our motto and live up to it to the best of our abili- ties. Pace 17