Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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For the 29 years that Mr. W. W. Waring has been associated with the Salina school system, faculty and students both have many times appre- ciated his interest in their educational problems. Mr. Waring has held many iobs in Salina's educa- tional program including principal of Salina High School, Superintendent of Schools and his present capacity as Director of Secondary Education. He is also very act-ive in church and civic as well as in educational circles. OWEN E. HODGSON Principal of Salina High School 4 i W. VI. VIARING Director of Secondary Education Much of the credit for the smoothness and efficiency in the administration of Salina High School is due to its principal,Mr. Owen E. Hodgson. Mr. Hodgson's many duties include: appointing faculty committees, supervising enrollment, approv- ing and organizing various groups, and organizing the curriculum. He plays a very active part in civic and educa- tional affairs and although he devotes a great deal of time to his work, he is always in attendance at Salina High events and activities. I7

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One of the most important men in the Salina Pub- lic schools is its Superintendent, Mr. W. M. Ostenberg. On his iudgement rests many decisions which must be made concerning the growing Salina school system. Although he has many duties in his job as Super- intendent, he is also active in civic affairs. He is a past president of the Salina Chamber of Commerce and has spoken at the meetings of various groups in the city. He has an interest in Salina High School athletic activities as well as his favorite sport of golf. W. M. OSTENBERG SUPERINTENDENT Administmtzbn Links School And Cammzmit Without the Board of Education the school system would not have a link with the community. The Board meets with Superintendent W. M. Ostenberg every month in order to promote better education through the city school system. Left to right: heated, Mrs. C. W. Carlson, vice-president, Superintendent W. M. Ostenberg, F. L. Reynolds, clerk. istandingl Dr. John Mitchell, president, Herbert L. Glover, Ben Sellers, D. E. Lindberg, deputy treasurer, Delbert Miller, Wm. F. Grosser, Jr. 16

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In addition to the supervision of boys' attendance, Assistant Principal W. E. Simpson teaches seminar and lab. tech. He also helps with the supervision of the cafeteria and looks after the monitors. He takes charge of senior high affairs during the absence of the principal and assists with administrative problems W. E. SIMPSON Assistant Principal As Dean of Girls most of the time for Miss Dorothy Andrews is taken up with attendance problems for girls and counseling with them. She teaches two hours of American History and helps with cafeteria supervision. She is also chairman of Y-Teen sponsors and is in charge of Usherettes- DoRo'rHY ANDREWS Dean of Girls Mrs. Alice May Johnson is the official secretary in the senior high and general informant for the senior high students. Her duties are legion and her advice is sought 'by many. MRS. ALICE MAY JOHNSON Secretary The new Guidance and Counseling program in Salina High is under the supervision of Mr. Arthur Miller. Besides counseling students, he supervises the testing program and interprets the results. His advice relative to college preparation and vocational aptitude is eagerly sought by many senior high students. MR. ARTHUR MILLER Counselor I8