Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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HE FACULTY latest addition to the faculty . V. Slothower, who teaches iculture. He comes from the versity of Illinois with a BS. ree. Dixon High School band and estra are directed by Orville stgore. His musical education secured at the Wrangell School usic. ogy, physialOQY, and the Hi- laim Florence White's attention. . White holds an AB. degree Wellesley. n he was graduated from the ersity of Wisconsin, Marvin received a BA. degree. teaches history and coaches Ada West attended the Universities of Kansas and lllinois. She has a Master's degree and teaches algebra, solid geometry, and trig- Onometry Home economics and the novel course, social arts for senior boys, are taught by Cleta White, who has a BS. degree from Lombard College. Ruth Wienman received her AB. degree at the University of Chicago. The subjects she teaches are English and Latin. History is the subject taught in Kathryn Wright's room. Miss Wright received her AB. degree from Cornell College. football and basket- leaching mathematics lceeps F. Lund- holm busy, but he finds time to coach tennis and golf. Mr. Lundholm comes from Augustana with a Master's degree. Guiding the Camera Club and directing the Art Department are Trelys Rcieubefs main interests. Wis- consin presented her a BS. degree. A step inside Myrtle Scott's room will disclose many maps and his- torical documents, as she teaches history, civics, and economics. High- land Parlc College granted her a B.A. degree. Kansas Wesleyan and Syracuse Uni- versity conferred upon jean McCol- ley her HA. and Maste-r's degrees. Her hours are devoted to teaching English and history. The University of Michigan gave Alice Richardson a BS. degree. Her chief activity is teaching Eng- lish to the freshmen and sophomores. L E. Sharpe was graduated from Purdue with a BS. degree. He serves as basketball coach and teaches chemistry to the seniors.

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Olga Eneroth claims the University of Minnesota as her Alma Mater. She has a B.S. degree and helps increase the upper classmen's knowl- edge of English. G. A. A., physical education for girls, and general science take up Helen Hiland's time. She received her B.Ed. degree from Northern lllinois State Teachers College. Typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping are taught to the juniors and seniors by Camilla Kinsella. Her B.Ed. degree was received from lllinois State Teachers College. Parlez-vous francais? is a question often asked by Freya Lazier in her French classes. She also teaches second year Latin and is a graduate of Northwestern with a B.A. degree. Dorothy Armington received her A.B. degree at Illinois. You'll see her teaching English and super- vising the Dixini. Directing physical education for boys and teaching physics claim A. C. Bower's attention. He has a B.A. degree from Yankton Col- lege. Civics and commercial courses are taught by Calvin Castle. l-le is a graduate ofthe lllinois State Normal University and has a B.Ed. degree. Edith Heinle ably supervises the school library, advises students about books and where to Find them, and also has a class in librarianship. She was graduated from lllinois with an A.B. degree, Gertrude Jackman attended the University of Iowa and there re- ceived her Master's degree. ln heir room underclassmen learn Eng- is . Typing, which she teaches to the juniors and seniors, is Margaret Kling's subject. She received her A.B. degree at the University of lllinois. C. B. Lindell is the football coach and manual training instructor. The University of lowa gave him his A.B. degree. R E YOU 'E Augustana College gave Caro Bergstedt her A.B. and B.Mus. degrees. l-ler time is devoted directing the glee clubs and te ing English. Edna Burnham, who teaches ma matics, was graduated from University of lllinois with an degree. Depauw University awarded Cotta her A.B. degree. l-l economics and general science the subjects she teaches.

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