Eureka High School - Hornet Yearbook (Eureka, IL)

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Mr. Kenneth Cable is the principal of the Eureka High School. The 1952-53 term is his eighth year of service. Mr. Donald Defenbaugh has served as principal of the Goodfield Grade School. He has just completed his first year. Mr. William Rossiter, prin- cipal of the Davenport Grade School, has been with us for two years. Mr. James Allen has been principal of the Congerville Grade School for the past three years. For some men three score and ten Are needed to make a mgark. Others in one score and ten Can leave an imprint That will last on through the years.

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MR. SMITH Mr. Smith, Superintendent of District 140, has the over-all responsi- bility to see that every thing clicks. The buses must run. Lunch must be served on time. All schools of the District must be visited. Supplies must be purchased and distributed. An over-all educational policy must be conceived and executed. With all the heavy load, he is never too busy to help a student , a teacher, or an administrator Work out a satisfactory solution to a problem. In all of these activities, Mr. Smith gives Without restraint of his time and energy.

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Mahlon Saxton University of Nebraska Conservatory of Music, Leipzig Conservatory of Music Brussels The 1952-53 school year com- pletes twenty-one years of teach- ing for Mr. Saxton. He holds band classes in Eureka, Goodfield and Congerville. Albert Hammond B. S., Central Missouri Teachers College Mr. Hammond is in his twelfth year of teaching commercial courses-typing, shorthand, book- keeping, and oiiice practice. Edward L. Major B. A., Eureka College M. A., University of Illinois For twenty years, Mr. Major, an alumnus of Eureka High, has faith- fully served in the capacity of World History, American History, Civics and Economics teacher. We also owe him a debt of thanks for the long hours spent advising the Hornet Staff and Senior Class. Q A. B., Bradley University Mary Jenkins During Miss Jenkins' nine y ars at Eureka High, she has taught all girls' physical education classes and also has classes in the grade school. She is also faculty advisor to the Girls' Athletic Association.