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	[[Image:W8LL.png\|left\|thumb\|~~200px~~\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]WILLOUGHBY, David. (Apr. 26, 1924--March 26, 2015) While a student at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and working part-time with the city recreational program, Willoughby became interested in teaching. He became a teacher in the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]] and in 1955 was in his sixth year at [[LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] where he taught arithmetic to fourth, fifth, and sixth grades. He was also in charge of the after-school program for boys which included basketball, baseball, and football. (1)		[[Image:W8LL.png\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]WILLOUGHBY, David. (Apr. 26, 1924--March 26, 2015) While a student at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and working part-time with the city recreational program, Willoughby became interested in teaching. He became a teacher in the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]] and in 1955 was in his sixth year at [[LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] where he taught arithmetic to fourth, fifth, and sixth grades. He was also in charge of the after-school program for boys which included basketball, baseball, and football. (1)

	Willoughby went on to become the first principal at [[KENNEDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] and served in the capacity over twenty years. He was later transferred to [[HOOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] from which he retired. He was remembered for having every student bring their report card to his office for him to review and personally handing out monthly paychecks to the staff members. (2)		Willoughby went on to become the first principal at [[KENNEDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] and served in the capacity over twenty years. He was later transferred to [[HOOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] from which he retired. He was remembered for having every student bring their report card to his office for him to review and personally handing out monthly paychecks to the staff members. (2)

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	WILLOUGHBY, David. (Apr. 26, 1924--March 26, 2015) While a student at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and working part-time with the city recreational program, Willoughby became interested in teaching. He became a teacher in the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]] and in 1955 was in his sixth year at [[LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] where he taught arithmetic to fourth, fifth, and sixth grades. He was also in charge of the after-school program for boys which included basketball, baseball, and football. (1)		[[Image:W8LL.png\|left\|thumb\|200px\|Photo courtesy: Telegraph Herald]]WILLOUGHBY, David. (Apr. 26, 1924--March 26, 2015) While a student at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and working part-time with the city recreational program, Willoughby became interested in teaching. He became a teacher in the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]] and in 1955 was in his sixth year at [[LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] where he taught arithmetic to fourth, fifth, and sixth grades. He was also in charge of the after-school program for boys which included basketball, baseball, and football. (1)

	Willoughby went on to become the first principal at [[KENNEDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] and served in the capacity over twenty years. He was later transferred to [[HOOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] from which he retired. He was remembered for having every student bring their report card to his office for him to review and personally handing out monthly paychecks to the staff members. (2)		Willoughby went on to become the first principal at [[KENNEDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] and served in the capacity over twenty years. He was later transferred to [[HOOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] from which he retired. He was remembered for having every student bring their report card to his office for him to review and personally handing out monthly paychecks to the staff members. (2)
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	WILLOUGHBY, David. (Apr. 26, 1924--March 26, 2015) While a student at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and working part-time with the city recreational program, Willoughby became interested in teaching. He became a teacher in the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]] and in 1955 was in his sixth year at [[LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] where he taught arithmetic to fourth, fifth, and sixth grades. He was also in charge of the after-school program for boys which included basketball, baseball, and football. (1)		WILLOUGHBY, David. (Apr. 26, 1924--March 26, 2015) While a student at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and working part-time with the city recreational program, Willoughby became interested in teaching. He became a teacher in the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]] and in 1955 was in his sixth year at [[LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] where he taught arithmetic to fourth, fifth, and sixth grades. He was also in charge of the after-school program for boys which included basketball, baseball, and football. (1)

	Willoughby went on to become the principal at [[KENNEDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] ~~for~~ over twenty years. He was later transferred to [[HOOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] from which he retired. He was remembered for having every student bring their report card to his office for him to review.		Willoughby went on to become the first principal at [[KENNEDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] and served in the capacity over twenty years. He was later transferred to [[HOOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] from which he retired. He was remembered for having every student bring their report card to his office for him to review and personally handing out monthly paychecks to the staff members. (2)

			In 2017 Willoughby was honored at Kennedy School with the naming of the Willoughby Multi-Purpose Room. (3)

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	2. Lyon, Randolph. Former teacher for thirty-eight years at Hoover		2. Lyon, Randolph. Former teacher for thirty-eight years at Hoover

			3. Rezab, Matthew. " 'Heart' of Kennedy Elementary Dedicated to Memory of School's Longtime Principal," ''Telegraph Herald'', August 18, 2017, p. 3A

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WILLOUGHBY, David. (Apr. 26, 1924--March 26, 2015) While a student at the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] and working part-time with the city recreational program, Willoughby became interested in teaching. He became a teacher in the [[DUBUQUE COMMUNITY SCHOOL DISTRICT]] and in 1955 was in his sixth year at [[LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] where he taught arithmetic to fourth, fifth, and sixth grades. He was also in charge of the after-school program for boys which included basketball, baseball, and football. (1)

Willoughby went on to become the principal at [[KENNEDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] for over twenty years. He was later transferred to [[HOOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL]] from which he retired. He was remembered for having every student bring their report card to his office for him to review.

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1. "Lincoln Teacher Doesn't Consider His Job Work," ''Telegraph Herald'', April 3, 1955, p. 26

2. Lyon, Randolph. Former teacher for thirty-eight years at Hoover

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