Hays High School - Indian Call Yearbook (Hays, KS)

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Mrs. Helen Hundley, M, S, Mrs. Miriam Perry, M. S. Miss Doris! Starliper,iB. S English and Latin English and Spanish English, Speech and Dramatics .A , if '.', L all f Q 3 ' - y ' 1 ' John Sipe, M. S. Mrs. Edna Coder, A. M. English and Athletics English and Journalism U fy it 'K' Learning grammar is fun for the seventh graders when it is illustrated by ' L ' - ' the instructor, John Sipe, on the bulletin board. -, - ,Lg . , - N1 Q E ' g Q- Qx - 5--wi -' 1 Q. ' , ,-,.. V -W ' ,4,ge X I ' 'sf . t t 4 L i 3 is 'T :QU ' ENELISH iH 5. Piti!1Sa

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Mrs. Florence Rupp, R. N. Robert Blazer, B. S. Mrs. Ruth Leas School Nurse Driver Training and Athletics Secretary z Miss Hilma Shuss, B. S. Arthur Leas, A- M. Physical Education Physical Education and Athletics Checking in at the nurse's office after being absent from school are Louie Bell, Carolyn Sauer, Jug T h Younger and Patty Bell. In selecting a faculty for the Hays schools, the Board of Education endeavors to adhere to the policy that the school can be no better than its teachers. This policy recognizes that each teacher must be well trained for the assigned task. Faculty members, through the advisory group or- ganizations, assume counseling responsibilities as well as the teaching responsibilities. In this way the develop- ment of the student as a whole, rather than in part, be- comes the ultimate objective. All of the teachers in Hays belong to the National Education Association, as well as the state and local association. Mrs. Helen Hundley was president of the local association this year. She and Superintendent Phil- lips attended the National convention in Miami Beach and promoted bringing the NEA president, William A. Early, to a faculty dinner meeting on January 28. 12

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