Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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NI Roscoe Coxfxne T- . Vice PMC Mrs. Elizabelh Sfafford Mr. W Girls' Adviser Boys. T' Cale ounselor VICE PRINCIPAL ADVISERS Three very imporfanf members of Ihe admini- slrafion are Mr. Roscoe Coyne, vice principal, Mrs. Elizabeih Slafford, girls' adviser, and Mr. W. T. Cole. boys' counselor. Mr. Coyne's dufies included working wilh cheer- leaders, planning social aclivifies, and handling discipline problems. In his Iwo and one-half years here, Mr. Coyne has eslablished himself as a friend fo all. My job. says Mrs. Slafford, is chafling wi'rh girls aboul anyfhing Ihey wanf fo Ialk abou? fha? will make fheir adolescenf years less confusing. She also works wifh parenfs and Ieachers. Mr. Cole has pioneered in Ihe field of guid- ance work in Huichinson and has advanced fo his presenl' posifion of co-ordinaior of guidance for Ihe ciiy. To help his boys find fhemselves, he gives apfifude, guidance. and personalify Iesfs. I ,gfF 'f' I SQUARE PEGS IN ROUND HOLES- r. Cole explains fhe process of a peg board, which is used Io Iesi' dexferify, Io Mr. Coyne while Mrs. Sfafford walches. CNE FOR THE RECORD-Miss Pearl Q Clinfon, regisfrar, checks and records six ' ' 'Il I,O50 I weeks grades for approxlma ey sfudenls. 17 4,,,..,-.?.l,..,......4,

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- - -- - .. . si..-T ., , ,,, OARD GF EDUCATIO Six hardy ciTizens give generously of Their Time and eTTorT meeTing Twice a monTh To plan The adminisTraTion oT The public schools. Elecfed by The voTers, These six people, who meeT wiTh Mr. W. R. Godwin, superinTenclenT oT schools, and Mr. T. A. Kerr, business manager and secreTary. are responsible Tor The desTiny oT The sTudenTs oT HuTchinson. Many of These same sTudenTs are unaware of The greaT amounT of worlc The Board oT EducaTion does To malce condiTions in The schools more pleasanT. One oT The major problems The Board of Edu- caTion has been invesTigaTing is improvemenT oT school Iegislafion. By urging consolidaTion oT sev- eral Temporary bills inTo one permanenT law, The board hopes To secure more saTisTacTory school legislaTion. lT is also suggesTing more indirecT Taxes insTead oT general properTy Taxes as a means oT supporT. Some members have made radio Talks and oThers have spoken before civic clubs To sTimu- laTe inTeresT on The behalT of This proiecT. NoT only has The HuTchinson Board of EducaTion Tried To improve The local schools buT also has oTTered leadership in The sTaTe Tor The needed legislaTion. These civic-minded people deserve much crediT Tor Their consTanT eTTorb To give The sTudenTs oT The ciTy a compleTe and eTTicienT educaTional sys- Tem. Fred Adams, and Mr. Frank Fee. - -MW,-,-may is Soma COMING EVENTS-Mr. Leslie D. Phillips. sup erinTendenT oT buildings and grounds, explains The plans Tor a new school To Mr. Harry Faris, Mrs

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.lnia ,7,--w-- RNING This vilal iob falls To Mr. D. L. KEEP Tl-lE SCHOOL FlRES BU - Raddiclc, Sr., Mr. Harvey Edward James, assislani cusiodians: Mr. Charles R. Oyler, head cusiodian: Mr. Floyd Womack, assisiani cusfodiang Mr. Ben Culver, assisianl engineer: and Mr. Orie C. Ramsay, chief engineer. Kramer Mr. J. Nelson Sorem Mr. F. D. Grobe Biology Chemislry, Physiology SCIENC , PHYSICA EDUCATICD Mr. C. E. Sesher Biology lvl Eu ene Niewald M Hamillon Miss Paflief' Miss Jean Tor-fence r' g Ph ' l Educalion Physical Educaiion Mr. ax Physics, Geology Biology 515,55 18