Knoxville High School - Jester Yearbook (Knoxville, IL)

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--1, THE 1938 JESTER Mr. Harris Firm, yet understanding Indiana State Teachers' Col- lege, B. S. Purdue University Columbia University Teach- ers' College, M. A. Superintendent, Mechanical Drawing. Miss Young Latin holds no awe for her Knox College, A. B. Latin, English. X Mr. Mason ' A typing teacher, true to type Illinois State Normal Univer- sity, B. Ed. Commercial Miss Woolsey A A teacher of long good standing in Knoxville Western Illinois State Teach- ers' College Eighth Grade Miss Bennison Third Grade Miss Shearer Fifth Grade Miss Glickson Accoinodating, likeable and efficient Western Illinois State Teach- ers' College, B. Ed. Lombard College, B. S. Northwestern University. University of Chicago, B. Ed. Home Economics, Art, Music, Physical Education. Q Mr. Ball Active-minded professor Mt. Morris College. Wheaton College. Northwestern University, B. S. University of Chicago. Science Mrs. Barlow Able and willing to help Knox College, A. B. Mathematics Miss Charles Former pupil, now an excellent teacher Lincoln College, A. A. Seventh Grade, Physical Educa- tion Miss Young Second Grade Miss Pikas First Grade gf Mr. Stamps The sanie whenever you see him Lombard College, A. B. Illinois State Normal Univer- sity. Athletics, Industrial Arts, Economies. Miss Myers A fine disposition froni morning until night Illinois State Normal Univer- sity, B. Ed. History, Band. Mr. Batell Just an all around good fellow Morton Junior College Knox College, A. B. English Miss Hutson Dependable friend of the students Brown's Business College Sec'y to the Superintendent Miss Hebard , Sixth Grade Mrs. Hunter Fourth Grade

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V 2 as p- 4 5 1- 'ls Q Qi THE 1938 JESTER '42 Facuhy lMr. Verne B. Harris Miss Harriette Glickson Mr. J. Wendell Stamps Miss Geraldine Young Mr. Frederic Ball Clara Myers Mr. Harold Mason Mrs. Irene Jenkins Barlow Mr. Thomas Batell Miss Mable Woolsey Miss Jane Charles Miss Alma Hutson Row- Jeannette Shearer Helen Pikas Mrs. Florence Hunter Back Row- Miss Ruth Bennison Miss Beighiene Young Miss Harriette Hebard lf' i

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THE 1938 JESTER Parent-Teachers' Association Officers - l938 President - - - - Mrs. Harold Wilt Vice-President - - Mrs. Floyd Peterson Secretary - - Miss Ruth Bennison Treasurer - - Mrs. P. J. Sharples In the fall of 1916 the Parent-Teachers, Association was organized with the following officers: President, Mrs. Albert Wahlburgg First Vice-President, Mrs. F. O. Gottrickg Second Vice-President, Mrs. George Sherman g Secretary, Mrs. L. C. Wilsong Treasurer, Mrs. W. W. lVlcBrideg and Director, Mrs. Robert Forsythe. The association has many objects and aims which are enlarged upon each year. It tries to make child Welfare better in the school, church, home and communityg to bring the school and home into closer relationship g to bring about cooperation and understanding among the teachers and parentsg and to develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, moral, and spiritual education. The P. T. A. meets monthly with each grade furnishing one program during the year. A program committee selects speakers to talk on pertinent subjects. In February much interest is shown in a program given for the fathers. Parents, teachers, and all those interested in its activities are encouraged to attend. At Christmas time they furnished a tree and treats for each grade.