Muscatine High School - Auroran Yearbook (Muscatine, IA)

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Fmsr Rowz. Charles Hngcrmann, Joe Hill, Helen Ahlschlagcr, VVcrner Axel, Dr. E. E. Goss SECOND Row: Gus Allbec, Carl Gunzcnhauscr, Charles Kern, Ed Asthaltcr, Dr. VV. S. Norton --ew-i BOARD OF EDUCATION Wlith advancement comes organization, and with organization comes centralization of control. Thus was the school board ushered into existence. It came about as a necessity that some representative citizens should control and regulate the affairs of the school system. Turning back the pages one notices that the Board of Education has taken the path that leads to helpful and practical education of the youth attending the schools. XVhen discord arose, it was this group that was de- pended on to smooth the rough spots and stick to the path. It must do what it considers the right thing, even in the face of censure. Included in its duties are appointing teachers, principals, and superintendent, supervising the conditions of the schools, both of the administration and the buildings, and taking general charge of the educational program of the city. VVerner Axel, Ed Asthalter, Dr. XV. S. Norton, and Carl Gunzenhauser were re-elected this season for another term. Charles Hagermann heads this group as president, and assisting him are Gus Allbee, vice-president, Carl Gunzenhauser, treasurer, Miss Helen Ahlschlager, secretary, and Charles Kern, truant oiiicer.

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Ci X Nliss Eula M. Downer, who is a well-liked teacher, and the ad- viser of Hi-Tri, has proved to be even more eflicient and capa- ble in her role as Dean of Girls. She is truly an adviser who has the highest respect of the student body because of the invaluable service which she has rendered, especially in training the girls of the freshman class. She is a graduate of Cornell College and has her B. A. de- gree, with a major in mathe- matics. During the last two sum- mers she has been working on her masterls degree in Personnel Administration at Columbia University. ..Y. Arthur A. Johnson, the assis- tant principal of the high school and business manager of all ath- letics, has grown to be popular with the student body even though he is burdened with the job of meting out detention peri- ods for students who fail to roll out of bed on time in the morn- ing. He received his B. A. degree at Morningside College and his M. A. at the University of Iowa. He has accomplished one year of progress on his doctoi-'s degree at the University of Iowa.

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,iw if YL ' 'gl ' X xr Qf FACULTY FIRST Row: CLARK BROXYN-, B. S., Iowa State Teachers' College, Aidlllldl Arn, ROBERT KINNAN, B. A., University of Iowa, History, Iakvlceflmli' Conch, CAROLINE LIEBBE, B. A., University of Iowa, Commer- cial, VV. HOXX'ARD NICILRATII, B. A., Grinnell College, Parsons College, Speech, De'bdl6, Drrmmlicsg ELDEN A. LICI-Irv, B. S., Northeast Missouri State Teachers' College, M. A., University of Missouri, lllarhrmarirrg FRANK J. Hows, Nil Ped., Greer, Armour Institute, Cnmruerrialg Looisiz GARKLR, B. S., Drake University, M. S. University of Iowa, illalhmsaricxg CIIARLRS Snoox, B. A., Iowa Wesleyan, Sociology, Jlluxic SECOND Row: Gsmtvisvs IVICCANDLESS, B. A., University of Nebraska, English, ESTELLE IIEEZEN, B. A., M. A., University of Iowa, English, RlTBER'T F. NIARK, B. A., Grinnell College, Englirh, EDN.-K IIINRICHSEN, B. A., Iowa State Teachers' College, M. A., University of Iowa, English, NRAL SANDS, B. S., Monrnouth College, Civirs, Econ.ou:ir.v, Foallmli Coach, NIARY B. RYAN, B. A., M. A., University of Iowa, Frrnrh, L.-xwRI-1NcR HILI.vARn, B. S., Iowa State College, Printing, LORRAINE JOHNSTON, Mus- catine .Iunior College, Lihrarimz 'THIRD Row: NIILDRFD STIRLRN, University of Iowa, University of Chicago, Home Economics, CARL C. LIRBRR, B. A., Carthage College, Sriefrrfg H. NIARGARET KEIVIBLIA, B. A., Iowa VVesleyan, M. A., Uni- versity of Iowa, Lalin., Speech, DoRoTnv TI'I.IaR, B. A., University of Iowa, Cnmmcrrial, ELLA OBRR- IKIEIER, B. A., M. A., University of Iowa, English, Laliug GENEl'.A Gia.-ics, B. A., University of Iowa, Seizure, DULLIE DULGAR, B. A., M. A., University of Iowa, Science, LEONARD HUNN, B. S., ,University of Iowa, Cofimzeririfvi, Track Conch FOURTH Row: M.kRTHA GKHAD, B. A., Martha VVashington College, M. A., University of Iowa, Hixlory, Eranowicx, INIADISON GRIIPFITI-I, B. S., Kirksville State Teachers' College, Illfzrherrllafiarg EIKINIA How!-2, B. A., University of Iowa, Eriglirhg EI.I2AIxIQ'I'II SMITH, Ph. B., Penn College, lwfrrhclurzfirsg Louisa jniucno, B. A., Iowa VVesleyaII, M. A., University of Iowa, Hixroryg LINDLEY Hoor-Es, B. S., Iowa State College, Vocaliarml rlgriruizureg MRS. BJIARIE RUTHENBRRG, Sccrelary, HENRY HIJLTZER, B. A., Uni- versity of Missouri, Science ' I X