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'-

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1 'm - -- -' ---1-f f -- M -'4- ------f-Fi-E'ff'?i'E9.f7f -G27'i?C?EvTlQi? iq'E':'ilf f,f 'f-:'iNlz?l- '??Q7 L': 'M :W'' ..-,,,, v.. in ..,,W.. 'QQ jj ,Mfg Y Y 4 We ,, ,, Zijf ,irate l-----' ' 1 .T W ---M-'nf ff- 4.11 N 33 .4- MISS- ANNA MC CORMICK DEAN OF GIRLS The problems of more than two hundred freshman and sophomore girls are solved by Miss McCormick, dean of girls at Lincoln Building. Remember what Miss McCormick says, from one girl to another, always brings reason to the surface and prevents what might be a serious prob- lem if Miss McCormick's advice had been forgotten. Her room is a meet ng place for committees of every sort of school activity. Candy sales, assembly programs, school parties, and pep are plotted here with Miss McCormick directing these activities toward success. Four classes of freshman English, adviser of the Girl Reserves Corps, and sponsor of the freshman literary club are some of Miss McCormick's duties. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Carleton Moore , . . . : ........,,...,.-,..........,...... -U .. .President Charles Smith. .... , ---Vice-President Josephine Anthony , , . - - -. eSecretary Carlotta Lamer H , ,,,, Treasurer Pago twenty-three ff.-,L-:.,A.. , ,, MLW. , ,-4g:,, so W ff:-. ---M - -1 we Q ---1 X W., .--7 ...kr ,,., I mf , QjfQf'f N A Mm 772. fljfix' ' , 75 ily f i 1?-12,1 lN7'f ' W 'W 'W I .,f, .QR .fl A. j---' -if'

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W ff iw' ' W --' - '- ':',,,fm' E' ' ' fri-fv:::vv?f .5..3w' -, L. V - ' ' V- K ,-g.,...a..1,-,--.- K li-L -Mit, .... ,.. ..s....- MISS AGANETHA ENTZ ACTING DEAN OF GIRLS Miss Entz carries out her duties as adviser of sev- enth and eighth grade girls with the same patience and tact she uses in her class room. Although the girls at Roosevelt are too busy with lessons and gym for the many probleins that confront the girls of the senior schools, when they come, Miss Entz has the cooperation of all the Roosevelt girls in helping to solve them. Besides these duties Miss Entz teaches mathematics and has charge of seventh special, a group of young people which require careful supervison and much personal work. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS l T?! 5U3 '.l Dorothea Harris . , . ......A President Dorothy Bangs ,,-- Vice-President Martha Dodge ,,,, ,. .... Secretary Martha Stanley--- f-.fTreasurer Page lwcnly-jim' V, 'ln A X if '-1 3 iii fl Ox v- XF-f-v:'f.if+-:.11:1f s - l