Dixon High School - Dixonian Yearbook (Dixon, IL)

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Office Girls: Mrs, Betty Kibble, Mrs. Pauline Albright, Mrs. Gertrude Milliken. Omce unc! Wainfenance The janitors are so busy working they couldn't even spare time to have their pictures taken lor the yearbook. Cr maybe it was because they didn't think they worked hard enough to warrant a picture ol themselves. However, the yearbook statt certainly think they did and would like to give them recognition. The maintenance men are Clarence Bates, Paul Beauseigneur, Elwood CDiggerD Shultz, and paul Qjuniorl Bothe. Clarence Bates has worked longer at DHS than the other janitors and is in charge ot the second and third Floors. Paul Bothe has been with us for almost two years. You will Find this curly haired janitor roaming the First Floor lor this is the tloor he is in charge ot. paul Beausigneur, who has worked in the Dixon schools tor almost fourteen years is in charge ol the boiler room, lawn, and shoveling ol the walks. Elwood Shultz is in charge of the lockerrooms, cafeteria, gymnas- ium, library, restrooms, wood shops, and other miscellaneous rooms. Ill The ollice girls do a great deal ot work that the students ol DHS never know about Generv ally the only reason the students use the oltice is to buy paper, locate lost and lound articles, or use the telephone. The girls who do the record keeping, bookf keeping, correspondence, and handling sup- plies are very capable. They are Mrs. Betty Kibble, graduate ol DHS, Mrs, Pauline Al- bright, and Mrs. Gertrude Milliken. You olten find Betty, or Upaulinem walking into your classroom to collect the attendance slip the teacher forgot to put out. The attend- ance record is another important job carried on by these girls. It your mother calls from home and leaves a message tor you, the oltice girls will see that the information is gotten to you by calling you on the school telephones which are located in every room. They will help you Find out when you are looking tor information about the school, your grades, subjects, and students.

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ALEXANDRIA PSIRIS American Conservatory ol Music, B. of Music Ed., Northwestern University, M. of Music, Choruses. MARIAN RAILSBACK Eastern Illinois State College, B.S. in Ed., Spanish land ll, English l. GEORGE REED Purdue University, BSA., Agriculture l, ll, Ill, IV, Earth Science, Commercial Geography, F.F.A. Advisor. GEORGE J. RENNE Dr alce, B.F.A., Speech I and ll, Dramatic Director. ALICE RICHARDSON University of Michigan, B.S., Colorado State, M.A., English I and III. LOIS RITCHIE Iowa State University, B.A., Columbia University, M.A., Biology, Physiology, English I. LUCY ROE University of Illinois, B.A., M.A., Physical Education, G. M H H A. A. Advisor. THOMAS L. RUDD University of Wisconsin, B.S., M.S., Art I and Il. W. L. SCOFIELD Western State Teachers College, E.E., University ol Illinois, M.A., General Science, Driver Training, Coach Football and baslcetball. YRTLE SCOTT ighlarid Parlc College, A.B., Civics, United States istory. L. E HARPE . S Purdue University, BS., Chemistry, General Science Coach Goll. HOWARD W. STOKER Wisconsin State College, B. Ed., University of Iowa, M.A., Algebra l, General Math. LLOYD SWAN University of Illinois, BS. M.S., General Math, Plane G ST St. General Shop,Woods ll and Ill, Coach Foot- ba and traclc. eometry, Coach Football, basketball, and track. WILLIAM THOELKE University of Alabama, B.A., University ol Iowa, M.A., Speech Correction. ADA WEST Midland College, A.B., University of Kansas, M.A., Algebra I, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry. ANTON L. WILLIAMS Cloud, Minnesota, BS., Stout Institute, M.S. ll. MARVIN WINGER University of Wisconsin, B.A., M.A., U. S. History, Economics, Coach' Cross Country KATHRYN WRIGHT Cornell College, A.B., US. History, General History. WILLIAM ZINNEN Marquette University, Ph. B., General History, English Ill.

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