Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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IRMA G. MIDDUP Art Institute of Chicago, B.A.E. University of llli- nois Chicago School of Design Art MILDRED GEORGE F. QUINN REED Illinois State Nor- Purdue University, mal University, B.S.A. B.Ed. Agriculture Colorado State Col- Commercial lege of Education, Geography M.A. Commercial Courses L. E. SHARPE Purdue University, B.S. Science Athletics EDITH BAUER University of Illi- nois. B.S. English Music ORVILLE WESTGOR Wrangell School of Music Band and Orchestra ALICE RICHARDSON University of Mich- igan, B.S. Colorado State Col- lege of Education, M.A. English MYRTLE SCOTT Highland Park Col lege, A.B. Social Sciences MARJORIE TULLY College of Saint Teresa, B.A. University of Chi- cago Spanish English ADA WEST Midland College, A.B. Kansas, A.M. University of llli- nois, M.A. Mathematics CLETA GERTRUDE WIL- MARVIN KATHRYN WHITE HELM, R.P.H.N. WINGER WRIGHT Lombard College, St. Anne's Hospi- University of Wis- Cornell College, B.S. tal. Chicago, llli- consin, B.A. A.B. Home Econgmicg nois University of llli- Social Sciences Loyola University, nois,M.A. Affiliation Social Sciences University of Mich- Athletics igan 8

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DOROTHY A. C. OLIVE LEWIS MADELINE ARMINGTON BOWERS COTTA CRAMER DAGUE University of llli- Yankton C0IIe9e' DePauw Univer- State University of DePauw Univer nois, A.B. B.A. sity, A.B. Iowa, B.A. sity, A.B. English Science University of Chi- Commercial Biology Athletics cago Courses Home Economics Science CHARLOTTE DETHART Illinois State Nor- THJE FACULTY ENEROTH University of Min mal University, nesota, B.S. B.E. English English History RACHEL ED'TH HEESTAND HEINLE I Milwaukee State Unhfersxg of III' Teachers College, . '0's'. ' ' B.A. Librarian . Girls. Physical Mathematics Education DOROTHY MARGARET FREYA C. B. F. N. HERTENSTEIN KLING LAZIER LINDELL LUNDHOLM McKendree College, University of Illi- Northwestern Uni- University of lowa, Augustana College A.B. nois, A.B. versity. A-B- I A.B. B.A. University of llli- Commercial University of WIS- Manual Arts University of Iowa NDIS, M.A. Courses CQHSIHV Athletics M.A. Mathematics University of Den- Mathematics LVQI' Athletics atm History 7

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OEEICE GIRLS Good natured, capable, and most efficient are the office girls. They are both a credit and a help to Dixon High School. Mrs. Stella Cirobe came to Dixon from Maryland and was graduated from Dixon High School in 1931. ln 1932 she began working in the office. Besides handling sup- plies and business correspondence, Stella is secretary to Superintendent A. H. Lan- caster. Alice Thomson, who came to Dixon from Iowa, attended North Central Elementary School and was graduated from the Dixon High School. She is in charge of issuing ad- mits and is also secretary to Principal B. J. Frazer. The office girls' day starts long before school commences and continues long after the students have left the building. Everyone in Dixon High School appreci- Stella Cirobe Alice Thomson ates what the office girls are doing for them and the seniors especially wish to thank them for their thoughtfulness, and kind- hearted consideration. Our Year Book would not be complete without a small write-up about our janitors, nor would our school itself be complete without them. They are the men who are always on hand to be of service to students and faculty members alike. Mr. E, E. Childs has served longest on the maintenance staff. Assisting him on the first floor is Albert Beede. On the second and third floors, Mr. Clarence Bates divides his time. Mr. Bert Buehler is always on hand at night as watchman. ln the morn- MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Left to right: Oliver Colebaugh, Clarence Bates, E. E. Childs, Albert Beede. ings lvlr. Oliver Colebaugh takes care of the locker rooms and keeps the cafeteria look- ing neat and clean. Aside from the jobs mentioned the jani- tors perform numerous other duties, such as dusting the rooms, keeping the halls lighted between classes, cleaning the blackboards, and helping students open their lockers. These men, who are always willing to be of assistance, are a great help in promoting the smooth functioning of school activities.