Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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L vi QI 'MQ '1fPf+- r- .Q During his seventeen years of efficient service as superintendent of the Hutchinson schools. I. W. Gowans has accomplished much toward the improvement and ex- tension of educational facilities in Hutchinson. He has directed the school system in a conscientious yet progressive spirit at all times and deserves heartfelt gratitude for his sincere attitude in carrying on his duties. No matter how busy Mr. Gowans may be, he always has time to give a cheerful Word and a smile of encouragement to every student or teacher he meets. Mr. Gowans is a graduate of the University of Kansas, where he re- ceived his A, B. degree, and of Columbia University in New York City, at which he received his A. M. degree. Mm Km! Modest, conscientious Miss lsaf bel Kent, secretary io Superintene dent Gowans, is of great aid to him in his Work. She has spent several years as his diligent helper, keep- ing his papers in order and doing his general secretarial work. Dur- ing this time her kind smile and her Willingness to be of aid have become familiar to at least a few of the students of H. H. S. who have had occasion to enter Mr. Gowans' office. 'fx Qs 'lee Fcurieen

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y. ef. Q' Ever since he received his po- sition ot leadership as principal ot Hutchinson high school in l924, I. F. Gilliland has taken advan- tage of every opportunity to be ot service to both students and teach' ers. His spirit of fairness and friendly cooperation has won much respect, and his eager et- forts to improve the high school have eamed the students' sincere gratitude. His patience and his willingness to try to see situations from the viewpoint ot the students also contribute toward making him an unusually capable man for this position. Mr. Gilliland is a graduate ot the University of Kan- sas, where he received his A. B. and A. M. degreesg he has also studied at the University ot Vfis- consin and the University ot Chicago. Wm Q Miss Anna R. Campbell, who is Mr. Gilliland's diligent and cap- able secretary, is familiar to prac- tically all the students of H. H. S. She has the difficult task ot ar- ranging student programs, keepe ing various kinds ot records, and helping to keep Mr. Gilliland's at- tairs of the school in order. Miss Campbell is always willing to aid students in solving their problems and merits their utmost gratitude and esteem tor her valuable ser- vice and friendly attitude. Fitteen