United Township High School - Skyline Yearbook (East Moline, IL)

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Deans Always willing to give guidance and help whether personal or vocational, to any student who desires it are the chief interests of the two deans, Miss Claribel Fehrman and Mr. Harvey Pierson. This year the deans are also taking charge of the semester registration which previously has been done by the home room teachers. Checking absence and tardy excuses and giving admittance cards to the girls and boys are also among their duties. Mr. Pierson counsels Glenn Copeland. Miss Fehrman gives admittance cards to Verna Dey, June Day, Donna McMillin, and Mary Lou Franklin. In charge of the commercial duties are the office secretaries, each taking over different tasks. Mrs. Hazel Ryan, registrar, keeps the daily attendance records. On days when many pupils are absent, Pete Panther will find her swamped with work. Miss Norma Franklin, secretary, takes dictation, types, and does other such clerical duties. Miss Norma Franklin Mrs. Hazel Ryan Office Help

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Our Superintendent Busy with his regular duties besides working on new projects, Superintendent Dawson has little time for relaxation as shown at the right. Composed of seven citizens prominent in the industrial and professional life of our community, the Board of Education members are elected from the school district for a term of three years. They are responsible for the school policy and its finances. We regret that Mr. Fred Chidester, a member since 1926, ends his term this year. He did not wish to run for re-election. We appreciate his conscientious efforts and the time he has spent in developing our school. We welcome Mr. George McNeal of Hampton, the newly elected member. Superintendent Lee O. Dawson, Ph.B., M.A. Board of Education Left to right: President E. W. Keat, Frank Almquist, Secretary D. O.Johnson, Fred Chidester, J. T. Lambrick, Superintendent Dawson, G. H. Geyer. Missing from the picture is S. O. Brissman.

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Helen Anderson, Home Economics Eastern Illinois State Teachers' College. B.Ed. Her kindly nature is willing to do, just whatever you ask her to. Alvar T. Berghult, Band, Theory and Harmony Augustana College, B.A. University of Illinois, M.A. He's sharp, not flat, just natural. Albert G. Berry, Business Education; School Treasurer Illinois State Normal University, B.Ed. If we could smile as nice as he, what a lovely place this school would be. Helen Buresh, Biology State University of Iowa, B.A. The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. Dorothy Calvert, History Monmouth College, B.A. University of Michigan, M.A. To whaf does talk amount? It's really thoughts that count. William Campbell, Physics Carthage College, B.A. State University of Iowa, M.S. To dream is good; to do is better. Clara O. Carlson, English, Journalism Augustana College, A.B. Northwestern University, M.A. A disposition sweet and sound, a better teacher is hard to be found. Mildred Carlson, Physical Education, Health Augustana College, B.A. To be a teacher means wisdom and pluck, personality, brains, and not just luck. Elisabeth Cornell, Mathematics State University of Iowa, B.A. University of Michigan, M.A. She's quiet in a pleasing way, that s sure to win her fame some day. Marian H. Dean, History, Social Problems Illinois State Normal University, B.Ed. University of Illinois, M.A. Small in stature, but big at heart.