Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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Slim! Z?.WJ M. M. MEMLER, Pres. JOHN A. CULLEY, Sec. A. I-I. LANCASTER, Supt. JCI-IN DIXON W, L. STITZEL W. E. HAARBAUER FRANCIS E. HENRY L, W. HINKLE 6

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uioerinfenalenf an pdincipa A. H. LANCASTER Allen H. Lancaster, superintendent of the Dixon Public Schools since 1932, does most of his work in his private office at DHS. Born in Ridgefarm, lllinois, he began his education at Vermillion Grove, lllinois. Mr. Lancaster continued his education at the Uni- versity of lllinois where he acquired his Bach- elor of Science and at the University of Wis- consin where he received his Master of Science degree. His experience includes teaching at Ver- milion Academy and Ridgefarm High School and as superintendent of the John Swaney School in McNabb, lllinois, of the South Side High School in Dixon and of the present Dixon High School when it was first built. Mr. Lancaster is quite interested in sports with his favorites as baslcetball, football and traclc. He takes a great interest in the students of Dixon High School and enjoys his work very much. B. J. FRAZER Bernard Frazer, the well lcnown principal of Dixon High School, was born in Windsor, lllinois. Mr. Frazer attended Shelbyville, lllinois, High School and Business College. After serving in World War l, he entered Illinois College to obtain a Bachelor of Arts degree. He received his Masters Degree from the University of Wisconsin. ln school Mr. Frazer enjoyed such sports as football, basketball, traclc, boxing, and tennis. He served as editor of his college newspaper, and was active in dramatic and debate clubs. Before becoming principal of DHS in 1939, Mr. Frazer taught in a country school, worlced in the office of Secretary of State, and served as principal of the North Side High School. Mr. Frazer enjoys reading boolcs on econom- ics and sociology, playing golf and chating with friends. 7