Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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Administration OUR SUPERI NTIC N DIC NT Superintendent ofthe Dixon Public Schools is IVIr. Allen H. Lancaster, whose office is located in the Dixon High School. Born in Ridgefarm, Illinois, Mr. Lancaster attended school at Vermilion Grove, Illinois. Ile received his advance education at Iiarlham College in Richmond, Indiana, and the Univer- sity of Illinois, from which he was graduated with a RS. degree. Later, he was awarded his Masteris Degree from the University of Wis- consin. In l.92l Mr. Lancaster began his career in Dixon. For eight years he was Principal of the South Side High School. Wihen the south side and north side schools merged, he became principal of Dixon High School. In 1932 he acquired his present position as superintendent of Dixon Public Schools. Always taking an enthusiastic part in activ- ities and showing interest in everything the students undertake, this versatile man has supervised very well the activities in Dixon High and the other public schools in Dixon. The students in the Dixon schools are truly grateful for his understanding guidance. 8 OUR PRINCIPAL Since I932, Mr. Bernard J. Frazer has cap- ably handled his position as principal of Dixon High School. After graduating from high school in Shelby- ville, Illinois, Mr. Frazer attended a business college there. He received his advanced train- ing at Illinois College at Jacksonville, from which he was graduated with a B.A. degree, and at the University of Wisconsin, where he received an iVI.A. degree. Vfvhen iVIr. Frazer was in school, he enjoyed many sports, including football, basketball, track, boxing, and tennis. In college, Mr. Frazer served as editor of his college news- paper, was active in the dramatic club, and participated in debating. Before coming to Dixon. Mr. Frazer received a wide background of experience which quali- fied him for the position of guiding pupils of a high school. He served in the Artillery Division during Worlcl War I, taught in a country school, and worked in the ofiice of the Secretary of State. Two of Mr. Frazer's many hobbies are read- ing good books and conversing with interesting people. For sports he enjoys swimming and hiking. All of us will remember Mr. Frazer for the kind assistance and good advice he gave to us during our high school days. O i

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