Galesburg High School - Reflector Yearbook (Galesburg, IL)

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x S'Whoops! That was all I could say the day I ventured into the' wrong room at GHS. I looked up and saw the smiling face of Miss Ryin, the very capable Dean of Girls at Galesburg High. She asked if she could help me with something, but I told her that I had just wandered in by mistake. You should have seen those papers on her desk! She surely has many responsibilities that go with being co-sponsor of Student Council and the busy advisor of Girls' Service League. I canit understand how she can have such a fine disposition with all that work! Like everyone else in the school, I enjoyed talking to Miss Ryin very muchg but then I knew that I had some business of my own to attend to so I gathered up my brushes and left. JOHN AITCHISON HAZEL ANDERSON RACHEL ANDERSON MARY BAKER Physics English Librarian Nurse Miss SylVl2l Ryln, Dean of Girls . . . Facult ARTHUR DAMERON Industrial Arts ROS DAMBERG Printing l EDWARD CHAMBERLAIN Industrial Arts RILEY BOWEN Biology CHARLES BEDNAR Physical Education V

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Principal, Mr. Arnold Salisbury re D 4 4 5 962 4 X aa On my tour through GHS, I met lNIr. Arnold Salisbury who holds one of the most important and respected johs of the community-that of hcing high school principal. His joh is one which is essential to the efficient management of a modern high school systcin. Some of his duties are to promote public relations, supervise and guide students and faculty, operate the school within a budget, lead curriculum changes, and maintain the high standards of GHS. After a chat, Mr. Salisbury introduced me to his secretary, Mrs. Eileen Damberg. Aside from her secre- tarial duties, she takes care of the calendar, hook rentals. daily hullctins, has charge of lockers, and makes out eligibility slips. Then I was introduced to Mrs. Pauline Werner who has charge of the attendance and tardiness. To complete the office staff, I met Mrs. Elva li. Donaldson who schedules classes and keeps each pupil's permanent record up to date. The students here at GHS are very fortunate to have a principal and an oHice staff as fine as this. Office Staff Mrs. Eileen Damhcrg Mrs. Pauline lVerner Mrs. Elva E. Donaldson Sccrctary Attcndanfc Clerk Registrar 9

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VELMA DENNY Social Studies LEROY DONALDSON Commercial RAY DUNN Agriculture GEORGE EACOTT Industrial Arts JON EDWARDS Dramatics Mr. William Goodwin, Dean of Boys Yesterday I was caught redhanded in an act that nobody seemed to appreciate-but I just couldn't resist decorating the main hall with my paintings. Immediately I heard, UGO see Mr. Goodwin!', Hesitantly, I started thc trip to the ofhce -shivering in my boots. I got a big surprise from talking with Mr. Goodwin awhile. I really liked him icause he was so understanding and had a Hne sense of humor, too. Mr. Goodwin has been Dean of Boys for eight years. Besides that, he is advisor of Boys' Forum and co-sponsor of Student Council. During each year, he helps the fellows at GHS solve their problems. It is easy to see why hc receives such a huge quantity of respect and admiration from everyone in Galesburg High School. ARTHUR FISH GRETCHEN GATES JOHN GRIFFITH ROYAL HARSHBARCER Physical Education Mathematics Visual Aids Commercial and Debate