Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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Y t . ., Y If , A . v 1 , Y- .,,,. M- A W A. R. BALDWIN VICE-PRINCIPAL Mr. Baldwin directs the junior school and teaches classes in mathematics. During his two years as vice- principal at Roosevelt he has Worked to tie up the interests of the home and the school by stressing practical projects. To do better everything the boys and girls are already doing is the way the vice- principal states his program for Roosevelt. Twenty-seven faculty members make up the teach- ing corps at Roosevelt, and more than five hundred seventh and eighth grade students are enrolled in the Junior school Mr Baldwin is serving his fifth year in the Salina High School. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS John Fundis ,--,-- President AII1bF0S0 Law , ,,Vice-President Richard Armstrong .,,,,. Secretary Virginia Ann Hayes ,A,, Treasurer iw WgM V MMAi Page lwenly-four f . x y A V 1 4 T: o I .W-.M . - -Y-iv'-f'+-K--511-if-. X , ,, A 1 A 5.5.7, 54 gwifwm' ' '-MW' ' W'-