Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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ration. .. 1,., -r G, -as in t y Q ,.,, ii wi M A . ..,V '...... . Q F. H W S . ,, J- 5 I . V A ,.,' if .4114 7 is .Q-.W DW. A Ni ' .. . U Y 1 'ii' ' 3 -V 1 2 .541 -W -2: ,i i' Dean of Gi:-Ii, MISS SYLVIA RYIN 'lb- Driui of Bo-yi, MR. XVILLIAM GOODWIN fl? Prizzripfzl. MR. ARNOLD SALISBURY One of the most important and respected jobs in the community is that of being a high school principal. The person holding that position must possess high qualities which are essential to the efficient manage- ment of a modern high school. Our GHS principal, Mr. Arnold Salisbury, who took over Mr. XY'ooley's position at the beginning of the second semester, meets these high qualifications. Among his many school duties are: oper- ating the.sehool within the budget, pro- moting puhlic relations, supervising and guiding the students and faculty, teaching democracy, and maintaining the high stand- ards of GHS. Mr. Salisbury is very active in civic organizations in Galesburg. Being the Dean of Girls at GHS is a dif- ficult job, with many responsibilities, but Miss Ryin's friendly counsel has won the trust and admiration of all students and faculty. Miss Ryin is the advisor of GSL, and is a co-sponsor of Student Council. As a result of her cheerfulness, willing- ness, and efficiency in helping others, Miss Ryin has proved to be a well-liked, capable Dean of Girls. Mr. Goodwin, in addition to being the Dean of Boys, and advisor to Boys' Forum, is often seen helping GHS boys solve their problems of school and future years. Mr. Goodwin serves as the sponsor of Student Council, along with Nliss Ryin, and gives his assistance to many other school activities. GHS boys have come to feel that in Nlr. Goodwin they have found a real friend.

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Sifpeflnlenrfenl MR WESLEY T XVOOLEY BOARD OF EDUCATION hr' '7 TpR NI K NX gNYH tr CWaccHCWr Admini just across the street from GI-IS, Mr. Wesley T. Wooley is busy in his office, located in the Public Lnbrary, dlrcctlng the development and crow th of the Galesburg educatlonal system Mr Wooley xx ants the GHS faculty and stu dent body to think and act democrat1c1lly and to grasp bas e tramxng 1n the knowledge md skrlls requnred for a useful and successful lufe Wl11le the mann Interests of Mr XVooley are the Galesburg schools he also finds tnme to be actlve rn several c1v1c actlvltles and projects GHS students feel that mn Mr Wooley they luve not only .1 teacher but also a true frlend

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Faculty . . . JOHN AITCHISON Physics KERMIT ALLEN Dramntics RAMONA AMUNDSON Art HAZEL ANDERSON English RACHEL ANDERSON Librarian MARY BAKER Nurse CHARLES BEDNAR Physical Education RILEY BOWEN Biology EDWARD CI-IAMBERLAIN Industrial Arts PHYLLIS CHRISTINO Physical Education ROY DAMBERG Printing ARTHUR DAMERON Industrial Arts .4