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

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FRANK A. COOLEY MR. FRANK A. CooLEY's re- election this spring to his fourth term as a member of the Board of Educa- tion, and to his eighth year as presi- dent of the group, is an eloquent tribute to his active and diligent Work. He has generously given of his time and thought in order that all the boys and girls of Fort Dodge may have the best opportunities of modern education. Added to his duties as president, Mr. Cooley serves on several committees. Superintendent K. D. Miller, A, J. Moc, C. D. Peterson, Miss Esther Peterson, President Frank A. Cooley, Arthur L. Brooks, 0. C. Pfziff, H. M. Was:-m, F. B. McTiuuu. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, meet- ing the second Tuesday of each calendar month in the High School Building is to be thanked for the well-supervised Fort Dodge school system. Serving on the Finance Committee, are A. xl. Moe, chair- man, H. M. Wasem, and F. B. McTigue. Supervising the upkeep of buildings and grounds of the various schools and the work of the eighteen janitors are H. M. Wasem, chairman, Don Peterson, and Frank A. Cooley. Teachers and employees are selected by A. L. Brooks, chairman, O. C. Pfaff, and Frank A. Cooley. Don Pet- erson takes care of Publicity with the assistance of O. C. Pfaff and A. J. Moe. Rules and Courses of Study are supervised by F. B. McTigue, chairman, Don Peter- son and Frank A. Cooley. The Purchasing Committee is headed by O. C. Pfaff with its other members, A. J. Moe and A. L. Brooks. H. M. Wasem is vice-president, Miss Esther E. Peterson, secretary, and E. H. Moore, treasurer. jmgz' llilIl'fl't'lI

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KENNETH DUANE MILLER Ill Memoriam LYMAN A. GREEN Died July 22,1935 HE was a very hard worker and a faithful employee during the whole period of his association with the schools of the city. He was popular with the students and cooperative with the administration and his fel- low teachers. Life to him was an inviting opportunity and he had great hope and joy in living. His untimely death this summer at the age of 31 withdrew from the schools a loyal helper. Mrs. Green and their two children have the sympathy of all in their lossf' K. D. Miller flag? fIl'l'lIIlVj' THIS YEAR is the Dodger's silver anniversary. It marks the completion of a quarter of a century of out- standing achievement. The schools have had a marvelous growth and development. With great pride we survey the past and all that it has brought us. Even so, the best is yet to be. Past experience points encouragingly to an inviting future. Through worthy aspirations, high ideals and persistent struggle, you are to approach the ful- fillment of your life's dreams. My good wish for you is that through a succession of good todays you may move forward to life,s greatest goal -a rich maturity of personality and character. K. D. Miller, S11pff1'i11fc'11rfc'11f Dorothy Horn, Secreta y