Muscatine High School - Auroran Yearbook (Muscatine, IA)

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CONTENTS Board of Education Muscatine High School Faculty Faculty Candid Sl'1ots 1t2..

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SCHOOL BOARD OFFICERS The school board officers, Ray Dunlcer, presidenf, AugusT AlTenbernd. vice-presidenf, and Glen Barnard, secrefary, evidenced Their capabilify of direcfing The ciTy schools by Their re-elecfion in March. ln privafe life Mr. Dunlcer manages The local branch office of WesTern Union. l-le is serving his second Term as presidenf of The board and his fourTh year as a member. MuscaTine people are familiar wiTh his friendly, genial personaliTy. Augusf Alfenbernd, a well-known conTracTor, has begun his sevenTh year on The board and his Third Term as vice-presidenf. Mr. AlTenbernd execufes his civic duTies as Thoughffully and carefully as he does his business worlc. Glen Barnard holds an imporTanT posiTion as Treasurer of The govern- ing body. l-le supervises all Transfers of school funds, checlcs The funds aT The bank, and submifs a monfhly financial sTaTemenT To The board of edu- cafion. Mr. Barnard began his fiffh year as Treasurer in March. Glen Barnard AugusT AlTenbernd Ray Dunker ..ll..

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TOP ROW: Julian I-Iavercamp, Raymond Randleman, Principal Fred G. Messenger, Robert Galpin, Superintendent Arthur A. Johnson. SECOND ROW: Rollie Scholten, August Altenbernd, Bob Toborg, Ray Dunker, Ralph Bloom, Glen Barnard. Tt-IIRD ROW-Board members and secretary at work and at home: Secretary Bob Toborg, Julian Havercamp, Raymond Randleman, Robert Galpin, Rollie Scholten. ADMINISTRATORS School Directors Complete Organization For Activities in New M. H. S. Building During the I939-I94O scnool year the board ot education aided Superintendent Arthur A. Johnson and Principal Fred O. Messenger in establishing the order ot attairs in the new building. As a result ot the annual election held on March I I, Julian I-Iavercamp, Ralph Bloom, and Raymond Randleman will each serve tor a term ot three years, and Glen Barnard will execute duties as treasurer ot the board tor two more years. Last tall members ot the board telt a great deal ot satistaction when the new M. I-I. S. opened its portals tor the tirst time. All their long hours ot caretul planning had materialized into an actuality. they laid aside completed, tor new and weighty problems demanded consideration. The students ot Muscatine I-Iigh School owe a great debt ot grati- tude to the school board. Members ot that group put torth the idea ot a new building, convinced the citizens ot its necessity, and then carried torth its plan.