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

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Highways to Know edge WHO would attempt a long and difficult journey without a guide-without some one Who has gone over the trail before, probably many times, and who knows the treacherous spots, the tricky curves, the bumps to avoid? Our administration serves as our guide, showing us the path, explaining how to travel with ease. Not only do they do the necessary leading, but they also help to make the trip pleasant by many side ex- cursionsf, At the journey's end, We would not fail to thank our guide sincerely. With true appreciation, we seniors thank those who have guided us through high school.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION UNSEEN, unheard, unpaid, unap- plauded, but not unappreciated, our School Board has under its care the Senior High and Junior High, and Lincoln, Wahkonsa, Pleasant Valley, Butler, Carpenter, River- side, Duncombe, Arey, and Hawley grade schools. SG 53 Again this year the financial bur- den, due to certain state legislation, has increased the duties of the already busy group, as Frank A. Cooley, president, might tell you. Mr. Cooley lends his assistance to Rules and Courses of Study Com- mittee and the Teachers and Fm- ployes Committee. EG SG Arthur L. Brooks, filling in the term of Crrin W. Collins, Whose death December 4, 1933, came as a sudden shock, is vice-president, chairman of the Teachers and Em- ployes Committee, and is an assist- ant on the Purchasing Committee. O. C. Pfaff, chairman of the Pur- chasing Committee, aids in Pub- licity, and is a member of the com- mittee on Teachers and Employes. as se A. J. Moe heads the Finance Com- mittee and serves on the Publicity and Purchasing Committees. Don Peterson is chairman of Publicity and aids with Buildings, Grounds, and Janitors as well as Rules and Courses of Study. H. W. Wasem, chairman of Buildings, Grounds, and Janitors Committee, assists with the finances. H. W. Stowe, whose term expired, headed Rules and Courses of Study and assisted on Finance and Buildings, Grounds, and Janitors Committees. as se For the eighth year Miss Esther Peterson is serving as secretary. E. H. Moore is treasurer. F. B. Mc- Tigue was elected in March. Frank A. Cooley, Miss Esther Peterson, Orrin W. Collins, O. C. Pfaff, H. M. Wasvm, A. J. Moe, H. W. Stowe, C. D. Peterson, Superintendent K D. Miller. Arthur L. Brooks not in picture. llll