Carlinville High School - Carlin Hi Yearbook (Carlinville, IL)

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flur Superhnendent H. S. Littlepage Carlinville, Illinois Eureka College B.S. University of Illinois M.S. and M.Ed. Ohio University The position of superintendent has been quite well iilled by Mr. Littlepage. There have been many advances and changes in the-program of our school since his arrival. It is a common thing to see Mr. Littlepage in the hall giving a pep talk to some- doubtful student or en- forcing some unheeded rule in order to keep the student in the clear. As advisor to the student Council he has an excellent opportunity to bring about Faculty-Student co-operation. His ability and willingness are ap- preciated by all the students of C. C. I-I. S. F.- If - ..,f l-. . F is s s 3 P l ,H L.. is F flur Principal Margaret Murphy Carlinville, Illinois Blackburn University B.L. University of Illinois University of Wisconsin Miss Murphy, our principal, is very well known and is loved and respect- ed by all who know her. She is an understanding friend and is always willing to help those in need. A very familiar duty of Miss Mur- phy's is the granting -of admission to classes to those who never seem to be able to be in school on time. She serves in the capacity of both Dean of Girls and Dean of Boys as well as principal. Besides her other duties she also teaches mathematics. We all feel we c-ou1dn't do without Miss Murphy.