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

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Civic-Minded Citizens Linking the schools and the community, the Board of Education meets once each month with Supt. Clyde U. Phillips in order to promote better education throughout the local schools. Elected by the voters, these civic-minded citizens receive no pay but devote much of D. B. Simpson their time and effort helping to make the schools of Hays a better place in which to gain an education. This year the board elected D. B. Simp- son as president and W. A. Toepfer as vice president. Special recognition should be giv- en to C. A. Harkness who has served as treas- urer of the Board for twenty-eight years. Keeping the administrative details going smoothly is Clyde U. Phillips Cpictured on opposite pagej who has been superintendent for twenty-four years in the Hays school sys- tem. Though high school students do not have much personal contact with Supt. Phil- lips, his influence is felt in many ways. He interviews prospective teachersg he visits classroomsg he speaks before civic clubs, dis- cussing community educational problems: and he continually works for the advance- ment of education in the state and the nation Jack Drees C. A. Harkness

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ADMINISTRATION 12. ,S , 41 1

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Clyde U. Phillips Superintendent 19