Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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Maintenance Men and Office Girls M A I NTIS NA NC IC STA FF Though our maintenance men do not draw much public attention, they are an important factor of D.ll.S. They are always willing to open someone's locker, help find a lost boot, or do any of the numerous odd jobs that come up day by day. Vincent Bremer, better known as Benny, has charge of the entire Hrst floor. lle came to D.ll.S. in l936 and has been here ever since. except for a short vacation in the army dur- ing the war. ln charge of the second fioor is Mr. Bates. lle has been here about seven years. His friend- liness and easy smile have made him very pop- ular with the students. lleating our school is quite a job. but Mr. Paul lieauseigneur takes care of that task very well, for he has charge of the boiler room. Kenneth Carroll, the fourth Inanon our main- tenance staff. is not very well known, for he is new this year. However. he helps the other men keep our building neat and clean for us. Visitors to our school are often surprised when told how old the building is. Credit for its fine. clean appearance is largely due to this very efficient maintenance staff. OFFICE GIRLS Was it due to illness? -- What periods were you absent? These questions are re- peated many times a day by Miss lirda Gless- ner, Mr. Frazer's secretary. Miss Glessner takes care of making out admits. checking at- tendance, and handling Mr. Frazer,s corre- spondence. She became a member of the ofiice staff in 1947 and has become very efficient in her work. Mrs. Stella Grohe, who, with Miss Glessner. graduated from D.H.S. in I93l, has been work- ing in the office since l932. As Mr. Laneaster's secretary, she handles the supplies for all schools and business correspondence for the superin- tendentis office. Beulah Reigle, graduated from D.ll.S. in l947. is the newest addition to the office staff. She has no speciHc task, but is just a general handy girlw. From the reports of Miss Cless- ner and Mrs. Grohe, Beulah is a very helpful addition to the office. These office girls have shown much thought- fulness and consideration to us. The entire student body is very grateful for their smiling good nature in supplying help whenever it is needed. ll