Dallas City High School - Reflector Yearbook (Dallas City, IL)

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FV51- ' sqayv- H1 79 6,1,.klQ 4, 'CBQA wg :ln 'xbgf Q' -v H' rf H Q G QSCHOOL IH ISTORY-CONTINUED., 1908 Dr. H. V. Prescott and T. D. Lionbaugh elected members of Board Committee sent to Galesburg to inspect fire eszapes. F. W. Henselmeier elected principal. Kirker-Bender escape erected at cost of 35902.01- Building wired for electric lights. High School Teachers: Mable CONdll1 and M. Tandy. Grade teichersz Mrs. Mabel McNeil, Miss Mabel McNeil, Mrs. Ella Richey and Miss Letta Logan. Laboratory supplies purchased. 1909 Stevenson property adjoining school grounds purchased after election held for that purpose. Hiffh schoolzterrn chanted to nine montlcs' G. C. Williams elected assistant pri i-:Lp1l of high szhool. Other teachers the same. Arrangements made to meet requirements for full accredited relation with the University. Petition to use Auditorium for basket ball denied. ' 1910 Fred Shain and Claude Doty elected Board members. The latter failed to qualify. Certiticate received from the University of Illinois fully accrediting the high school. Tax levy, 56000.00 F. M. Cockrell elected Superintendent at 51050.00 Auditorium on third floor arranied to be used as high school assembly room. Basement room floored and equipped for laboratory. Library and office fitted up. Teaching force in- creased to nine teachers. Complete system of records and reports adapted. Theforegoing is evidence of the steady and consistent growth and development of our school system. Each year has found it with added facilities ior effective work. This irogress should continue. Our educational ideals should 'be set higher each year and every effcrt made to iaise the standard. Considerable equipment is yet needed and the time is coming Veiy soon when entiiely new plans must be made for the accomodation ofthe High School. Let us be alive to the interests of our schools and be ready to meet its every need. High School Auditorium L0 il 9 0 A 0 3,415 'G elfiigz Q42-:Se ' ruff' RY

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rf' ,,, 1911, G Y ig3z4fffa'm if runs fl s .K - r A34 1 L Q BESSIE BEATRICE BOWKER Favorite Song: He's a College Boy' Pet aversion: Sister Pipes. Her heart is in Galesburg, Her heart is not here, Her heart has gone to college Achasing o' the 'dear.' Favorite flower: Nightshade. ALLEN BASSETT CRANE Favorite song: Next to Your Mother Who Do You Love? Pet aversion: Red marks in German II This was the smartest Senior of them all His speech was thick, but the courses So mixed up in him, that Dallas High Might stand up and say 'this is a star.' Favorite flower: Mayflower. OLIVE EDITH HORNER Favorite song: Call Me Up Some Rainy Afternoon. Pet aversion: Beaux. There came a girl upon this earth. Some nineteen years ago Whose slender hands were nothing worth Whether to cook, or sweep, or sew. Favorite Flower: Johnny-jump-up. L0 Q . 3 -A .rf WIP. , Q 22 A 29.2 'izmgka izrv2?4 1 Guan, KILFQQ