Wheaton Community High School - Wecomi Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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BOARD OF EDUCATION. DIST. 95 and 36 Slianling-MR. BROWN! VIR KIA ., I . IBALL, MR. BURT, MR. DUNAKIN, MR. PLAYER and MR. KROEHNKE. Smmwl-SUIJT TIBBET . TS, MISS RAPP, MRS. HELFRICH. MRS. COOLEY, MRS. ANSON, and MR. PISCHER, President. K. K. TIBBETTS, Superintendent of Schools A.B. Oberlin College A.M. U. of Chicago 0 Although the student body doesn't see Mr. Tibbetts as much as it would like to, still it knows char his steadying hand is back of all the more important crises of the school year. Being superintendent of all Wheaton's public schools keeps Mr. Tibbetts on the go, but we know he is interested in all d we o. A Wecomi salute to a splendid leader. Page Twelve

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MISS MARTHA DOUGLASS. School Nurxr 0 That jabbing needle bearing tuberculosis germ Finding serum may frighten the poor victims but with Miss Martha Douglas smiling them on, their confidence that life will go on returns. When one is feeling low down it is comfort- ing to know that there is a responsible sympa- thetic nurse to run to in a cheery, light, well equipped hospital room. MR. M. F. ROBERTS, Principal A.B. Harvard M.A. Wisconsin U M. F. R. scrawled on a blue pass is as much a sign post to the senior class as are his puns in sociology class. His all seeing wisdom is im- possible to breakdown with argument. We en- joy his classes, his personal attention to our problems, and the cheerful confidence he prof motes throughout our school. -1: Page Thirteen Y MISS IRENE STAFFORD, MRS. VIDABELLE BUTCHER AND 'M S RUBY RAPP, SECRETARIES. WHO KEEP THE Ol-FICE RUNN 'G SMOOTHLY AND EFFICIENTLY. . S F E .1 1 Q E fi E it x x s