Eureka High School - Hornet Yearbook (Eureka, IL)

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Executives TILMAN R. SMITH As superintendent of Unit District 140, Mr. Smith has the exacting job of planning, coordinating, and adminis- tering the four-school unit. During his years in this capacity, it has been his constant aim to improve the educational facilities of the district, and despite his many school obligations, he still finds time to take a personal interest in both students and faculty. B. A., Cornell University M. Ed., M. A., University of Illinois Mr. Cable, Principal of the Eureka High School, also teaches a second se- mester Psychology class. Along with his other school responsibilities, he gives much of his time and effort in personal counseling. KENNETH D. CABLE

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Educational Advisory Council, Unit District 140 FRONT ROW - Mr. Ralph Litwiller, Mr. Warren Roemersberger, Mr. John Troyer, Mrs. Ed Riley, Mrs. Lyle Barker, Mrs. Wayne Netherton, Mr. Glenn Voorhees, Mr. Walter King. SECOND ROW - Mr. Dick Romersberger, Mr. Ray Heinhold, Mr. Clyde Knapp, Mr. John Eyman, Mr. Nathan Scharp, Mr. J. B. Schrock, Mr. Robert Goetzinger, Mr. John Kauffman. The Educational Advisory Council of Unit District 140 consists of a group of inter- ested citizens from all parts of the district who work with the Board of Education and the school staff. The primary aims of this organization are to promote a better un- derstanding of the school program, to seek ways of improving the present system, and to exchange ideas dealing with education in the community. This group can certainly be commended for its interest and public relations work.

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Faculty MAHLON SAXTON University of Nebraska Conservatory of Music, Leipzig Conservatory of Music, Brussels Mr. Saxton, who has been a memlber of the Eureka teaching staff for twenty-two years, teaches the band classes in the high school and also in the grade schools of District 140. ALBERT HAMMOND B. S., Central Missouri Teachers College This marks Mr. Hammond's thir- teenth year at Eureka High School. He teaches all the commercial sub- jects-typing, shorthand, book- keeping, and office practice. EDWARD L. MAJOR B. A., Eureka College M. A., University of Illinois For twenty-one years Mr. Major, an alumnus of Eureka High, has faithfully served as instructor in World History, American History, Civics and Economics. He has also been the faculty advisor to the Hornet Staff and has spent much time and effort in this behalf. MARY JENKINS A. B., Bradley University Miss Jenkins has been with Eu- reka High School for the past ten years. She is in charge of all girls' physical education classes. She also has classes in the Davenport Grade School and is faculty advisor to the G. A. A.