Mendota High School - Atodnem Yearbook (Mendota, IL)

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s t Y 3. V S I. W. PRICE. School Superintendent and MHS Principal. . D! BUSINESS llllll PRINCIPAL MR. PRICE is continually interested in the improve- ment of our school and not only is principal of MHS, but also is superintendent of the Mendota elementary schools. He makes a continuous effort ot keeping up with new educational methods and gen- erally improving the standings of our school. Mr. Price serves as a liaison between the school boards and the schools, and personally advises the boards on hiring new teachers. Mr. Price received his B.S. degree at the University of Illinois and his M.A. at the same school. Due to his outstanding ability to supervise, he is indeed a tribute to Mendota's fine school system. ihqmf mars V OFFICE SECRETARIES-Mrs. Mildred Cdnepa, and Mrs. Lucille Bader. H s , ,. -. ..,r .,..J .s.a,.-..u.. .M ..,s...,-...... . , THE MHS BUSINESS olalice, which han- dles school tinancial matters, is etficient- W L ....,....s-,, ,, . .,.,.i ..-M .t ly run by Mrs. Cane-pa, Mr. Price's personal secretary, and Mrs. Bader, Mr. Heubnc-:r's secretary. Mrs. Canepa is well lrnown about MHS by voice well as face, for it is her voice that is heard every day over the P.A. system. Mrs. Bader is our official boolclceeper. She writes checlrs and handles all ti- nancial records and statements. .Www ' s l

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SCHOOL BOARD-STANDING: D. Otterbach, L. Kems: I. Wacker: L. Bunton: SEATED: R. Avery: W. Hanson: I. W. Price, Superintendent: T. Heubner. Busi- ness Manager: Absent: P. Hilst. O U uf: behalf of fha no . SINCE THE SCHOOLS in this county, as in all other counties, TULLY HEUBNER' MHS SeC'e Y'B'tSi eS5 Manage'- are supported by taxes, it is only reasonable that taxpayers should have a voice in the governing of the schools. This is the purpose of the school board. The board acts as a supervisor in school affairs and decides how tax money can best be spent to benefit the school. lt is to these men we owe our education. MR. HEUBNER, MHS business manager, is in his second year at MHS. He received a B.S. and M.S. in education at West- ern lllinois University. Mr. Heubner purchases supplies, files all reports, and is responsible for the maintenance of the school plant. This year he was especially busy, tor he had to make arrangements for the regional basketball tourna- ment.

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ABOVE: MR. DOENIER looks to the future of MHS as Assistant Principal. SSISTHNT PRINCIPAL MR. DOENIER is genuinely concerned with the prosperity and well-being of all MHS students. He is always willing to talk with any student having a problem. Mr. Doenier received his B.A. degree at North Central College in Naperville, and his M.A. at the University of Wisconsin. Besides counseling students about any academic problems they may have, he schedules all ac- tivities and handles any disciplinary problems that may occur. Mr. Doenier is truly a credit to MHS. 111.24 wnlzk ioqmfhm to 11.240 97135 . Mrs. Radeteld is probably the best known of the secretaries, for besides being Mr. Doenier's private secretary she is in charge of the Student Affairs Office. Selling MHS game tickets is iust one of her iobs, and she can be seen at almost any time traversing the building on oHiice busi- ness. MRS. BETTY RADEFELD, Student Affairs Office Secretary.