Davis County High School - Mustang Yearbook (Bloomfield, IA)

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seenszAKjes Sharlyn Marshall Secretary to Mr. Rubin. Marilyn White Secretary to Mr. Wilkinson. This year, the secretaries have been working with a new computer. They have recorded all of the students' personal information and their sched- ules on the computer, then a print out is made for each day and is given to the teachers, this lets them know who has been absent and the reason. Office workers for the 1983-1984 school year were; Tina Smith, Sherry Eakins, Heidi Ohlen, Kelly Rooney, Rhonda Kline, Teresa Showman, Missy White, Diane Short, Missy Creath, Cheryl Perry, Dana McClure, Teresa King, Teresa Howk, and Susan Smith. 8

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JOlimm MZHSKS Edward L. Hutchcroft Ronald L. Rubin Leon Wilkinson Mr. Hutchcroft is a veteran for three years of service in WW 2. He participated in sports, drama, vocal music, band and student govern- ment at Mediapolis High School. Mr. Hutchcroft at- tended the University of Northern Iowa, where he received his B.A. degree. He was also a graduate from the University of Iowa. Mr. Hutchcroft has taught at Barnes City, Ka- lona, Washington, and West Branch. Some of his interests now are collecting and repairing antiques, woodworking, and all sports. After graduating from the Corning High School of Corning, Iowa, Mr. Rubin went to Iowa State Univer- sity. He received his B.S. degree in 1958 and his M.S. degree in 1968. He went to the University of Wiscon- sin, Iowa, Missouri, and Iowa State University for additional graduate work. Some of Mr. Rubin's inter- ests now are playing golf, reading, and working in community and civic af- fairs. After graduating from Troy High School, Mr. Wilkinson spent a year with his dad. He then worked for 3 years with Morrell. After this he spent 2 years in the Far East for the United States Army. After the army Mr. Wilkinson went to NMSU. He then transferred to Durrant, Oklahoma for 3 years. He then went back to NMSU for additional work. Some of his interests today are oriental cooking, rebuilding antique cars, listening to classical music. He is also interested in watching sports, but his fa- vorite is enjoying his grandson. A D M J S Z n A z o K S 7

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MMJJCy ZKSS Students today need a better education to make it in the world. Teachers provide students with good educations. Teachers can then be called the roots of the family tree. They help the students to grow by giving them knowledge for their minds. They help the students to branch out and expand their knowledge. Our facutly staff plays an im- portant role in the educational development of the Davis County students. X. Mr. Kubik grades the tests. 2. Miss Shope poses for the camera. 3. Mr. Warren preaches to his students from the pulpit.