Fort Dodge High School - Dodger Yearbook (Fort Dodge, IA)

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IIC! ll BOARD OF EDUCATION Few people fully comprehend the enormlty of the work dont by the members of the Board of Lducatlon vshose labors we rarely wltness but by whose efforts we beneflt dally Frank A Cooley now servmg h1s second term IS pres1dent Fsther E Peterson who has frlled the same posltlon for sey eral years IS secretary ohn R Harrls ns vnce presldent and Arthur W Nlchols IS treasurer W ork through commlttees IS drylded among the members Serving on the most xmportant the Fmancc Commlttee are ohn R Harrls chalr man E H Johnson and ohn L Parsons Aldlllg I B Butler chalrman of the PL1lDl1C1fy and Fxten slon Commlttee are ohn L Parsons and Orrm W Collins vxho was re elected ln March after completmg the term of Mrs ClarencelVI Hanson In the hxrmg of exghteen janltors and ln seemg to Parsons chalrman B Butler and C R Gar rett of the Bu1ldmgs Grounds and Jan1torsCom mxttce are employed Chauman C R Garrett ohn R Harrls and Frank A Cooley exammt Rules and Courses of Study Although thelr task IS not llght Orrm W Colhns Cl13lI'IT13H I H ohnson and Frank A Cooley capably select teachers and employees X ery lmportant IS the Pu1chas1ng Comm1tttt wrrh I1 H Johnson as chaxrman and B Butler and John R Harrrs Board meet1ngs are held the second Wednesday of each month durxng tht fall and wmter becommg more frequent 111 the sprmg and summer when teachers must be lured On the medlcal staff are Dr E R Parwood Dr OttoN Glesne and Emma Gad Holm nurse - V . . . ' 3 . , 3 . . 4 1 I 3 7 . . . 7 , . 1 Q J 1 . . . - , , . , . . Y. g Y. . y g . A . , J I . W . - K- i , . . . A - N. . , J ' K . . , ' - I the upkeep of the schools and grounds, John L. , ' , . , . . - . . , , . J h I I A 1 l A . . j 5 . . , . i . y . , it i J , . ' 1' . 7 . A . I . . U, , . , , , , . . . , , . . , . . ,,f ,,

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KI NNPTH DUANI- Nlllll R Suptrmt ndtnt DEDICATION IILRTNESS, prec1s1on, metrculous atten t1on, and the ab1l1ty to detect the 1ntr1 cate parts of the mach1nes that are not func t1on1ng properly are the necessary qualxflca txons of a good shop foreman These qual1t1es are all evldent 1n Kenneth Duane M1ller, the man behmd the controls of the Independent School D1str1ct of Fort Dodge Falthfully carrylng out the vushes of the School Board and the publxc voters, Mr M1ller has at the same txme retalned h1s h1gh place ln the es teem of the students To Mr M1ller as Shop foreman, We dedlcate thxs portlon of our book of achlevements page eleven l ill I, 1'C s 1 ,, . . . , W

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LLARLNLI LRAL NlC,hLl1 Prncnpml HIS ANNUAL IS a cross sect1on exh1b1t of the l1fe of our h1gh school In lt the or ganlzatlon, effrclency, and general sp1r1t of the school are manxfest m a permanent way It IS a satrsfactxon to note that from year to vear thns publlcatlon dep1cts a greater lrfe 1n a larger school Our alms and purposes are much the same, but growth IS 1n ev1dence throughout our 1nst1tut1on, growth 1n num bers, 1n currxculum, 1n extra currlcular ac t1v1t1es, 1n effrclency of product1on, and 1n sp1r1t of the student body Soc1ally, as well as ln scholarsh1p, we hope to compare favor ably wlth the best h1gh schools of our land -Clarem 6 E Nu klv page thlrleen N :1'i : A' ' i .