Dubuque High School - Echo Yearbook (Dubuque, IA)

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i Q wash www- T-7-1.-...,,,,. ,at , A s. 11 . , ',v. ,N- ii, ,M . ...Y sf eamwswwimzzitszi 2 . C Q ,.. A L a 1 . s f DATA Students who plod Senior's halls every- day overlook its beauty. Dafa is a recol- lection of facts unique and commonplace, about the building and its policies that will increase your present enjoyment and grow more important as the years roll by. Senior is Big: It has an enrollment of 301 Seniors, 351 juniors, and 445 Sophomores . . . has 43 teachers . . . has 610 steps . . . 128 doors . . . keeps time to 39 clocks . . . costs 516,300 yearly to run . . . keeps Warm with 700 tons of coal yearly . . . requires one Wein- er to measure 1323 Weiner-lengths from one end of the main hall to the other. Swzior is Wfvll I5q11ij1fJf'u': It has an up- to-date cafeteria, calculators and dictaphone in the commercial department, has phono- graph records of dramatic masterpieces for fnlpgi ui ll

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the English department, modern machines and presses in the vocational department . . . 17 teachers have M.A. degrees . . . has a li- brary of 6,700 books, S0 magazines, four newspapers . . . has a streamlined public ad- dress system, sound motion projector for classroom use. Senior is Elzjoyablvz Witness the beauty of the building when the vines are red in fall, when it is covered with snow, when the vines bud green in the spring.-The pic- tures on Senior's walls which are notoriously unnoticed! QNot one in ten students will believe the retake of Franklin in the cut is from Senioris walls.j Senior is Dc'11zoCra1'ic': Ruled by a student council who place monitors to student-patrol the halls. Discipline, as far as is practicable is in the hands of students. Senior is Progressive: It offers abstract courses to guide students in choosing a career, as well as supplementary courses to round out individual personality. Aiding career-seekers in a more material way are the practice of letting commercial students get experience by working in the oflice, and courses in retail selling . . . The activity of students are eth- ciently compiled by a point system enumer- ation. Senior Will Grow Beffer: Promise of that was given with the Federal sanction of a grant for improvements planned by the School Board. The greatest of them include: 1. New athletic field. 2. Putting grass on the old field. 3. Girls' gym. 4. New band room underneath the shop. Not only does the building program give rise to hopes of improvements, but the en- thusiasm of youth, guided by the experience of dynamic teachers proclaims that the Senior of Tomorrow will be so great that its occur pants of Today will not recognize it. Office Force: Dublcr, Haxmcier, Chihak. Meisenburg, Kaiser, Fluhr, Gross, Breit- bach, Lobstein. Library The Cooks li. Franklin Florence Wieiicr at XVorli. liuelow and Holmberg Behind the Bars. lmii r