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

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Set The Pace Recenf evenfs in Europe shoulrl llIlllZ.C3'01l feel happy fo he living in America-fhe land of high schools. There are fnore hoys ana' girls l1ff6'llfllil1g high school in America fhan in all Ihe nations of Europe coni- hineal. In mos! eounfries only ll few are allowed Io progress heyona' fhe elefneniary level in edueaiion. In Anzeriea more fhuu half of our hoys and girls nuzke the daily frelz. fo high sehool. This has heen your privilege. You will he fhe eifizens rznrl lenders of tomorrow. High school sfuzlenfs, nmreh on.' C. T. FEELHAVER Ifiusn N. Coovi-.R CARL T. FEELHAVER duty is to compile attendance statistics, round up the laggards, and put new spirit into the discouraged. In developing the curriculum this year new emphasis has been put upon visual education and class rooms have access to a delineaszope reflecting pictures, maps, and written pages in color. A sound movie and a recording machine are also among recent useful acquisitions. Thousands of pages of material are made available to classes through the new Duplicating Service. In Elmhurst the athletic field and dressing rooms are fast nearing comple- tion. So these men at the front not only keep us housed and all machinery running smoothly, but they devise new ways and procure new equipment to give students latest and best in educational facilities.

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, X ,I ,ER U AN V Mx Iixas NYATH D To ibr' Mcfmbcfrs of H10 Class of 19405 For cfavfa of you comzzzwzccfnzwzzf means ll new 111111 ilziriguing life of lllIlL'f'llfIH'C' and z1c'bic'Vc'111w1f. May persisiwzf wzibu- siasnz and eforf bring bear!-sfzfisfyilzg szzcwfss fo each of yon. SilIl'l'l'l'1J' yours, K. D. MILLER BOARD OF EDUCATION Front Administering the complicated organiza- tion of Fort Dodge high school are three groups headed by the Board of Education. These seven men determine the general policies, authorize expenditures, provide buildings and equipment. Working with them is the superintendent, Mr. Miller, who has supervision of all Fort Dodge public schools from primary to junior college. Next in line are the high school executives, Mr. C. T. Feelhaver, Principal, and Mr. F. N. Cooper, Vice Principal. Completing his seventh year, Mr. Feel- haver has kept the school moving toward a more up-to-date curriculum, more varied extra curricular activities and higher standards. Mr. Cooperis specific ' Mu 'y.uv C I l 1-In-rsml S it I S I li It l M M I I Rlltli'1lLYt', O. C. Ifaff, H. M. VVast-ni, and A. I., Iii-winks.

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