Hutchinson High School - Allagaroo Yearbook (Hutchinson, KS)

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ADMI ISTRATIC 60 MC X .X 'E ,, Cziffdjf Keeping acl'minis'rra+ive defails ar 'fhe high school going smoofhly are four prominenl figures. Wilhoul lheir aid ihe school could nor funcfion properly. Though high school sludenls do noi have much personal coniacf wirh Supr. W. R. Godwin, his in- fluence is fell in many ways. He inferviews pros- pecfive feachersg he visifs classrooms: he speaks be- fore civic clubs, discussing communiiy educafional problems: and he works wilh fhe Board of Educa- lion. The friendly face of Dr. J. H. Nicholson, principal, is a familiar sighl' To everyone in high school. He is seen slanding al The mike af The beginning of each assembly, smiling from behind his desk in The office, or chaHing wilh some sfuv denl or facully member in 'rhe halls. Mr. Roscoe Coyne, vice principal, is known fo every sludenl in high school. He lakes care of mosl of 'rheir problems and is ready lo answer any of lheif' queslions. The secrelary and regisfrar, Miss Pearl Clinfon, is always ready lo help sludenls in scheduling Their classes. She sends sfudenfs' fran- scripfs +o colleges and fills our reporfs.

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Dr. I fi ,Nienelsen Prinezkfnl FQLIR HEAD Mr. W 16. Godwin Superintendent MMA 1 0 9 0 S Z

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if ,fats 5 BlG THREE CONFEREN 0' O W J. Graber' T M Harr Faris conTers wiTh MF- - ' r. Y ' if EducaTion, Gnd dTelsidenT oT The Kansas Boards O h ' T T p W R Godwin abouT The Compleilon O e SUpT. new school. BOARD OF EDUCATION- FRONT ROW: Mr. William L Kline, Mr. Franlc T. Fee Mr W. F. Upson. BACK ROW: Mr. T. A. Kerr, clerlc-Treasurer: Mr Harry Faris, Mrs. Fred Adams Mr. W. J. Graber, and SupT W. R. Godwin. 14 Ll IL,-IVII UIIIJ ITIZENS Linlcing The schools and The communiTy TheBeard T o EducaTion meeTs Twice a monTh wiTh SupT. W. R Godwin in order To promoTe b TT d ouT The local schools. ElecTed by The voTers. These civic-minded ciTizens receive no pay buT devoTe much oT Their Time and eTTorT helping To malce The schools oT HuTchinson a TD TT l i i i e er pace in which To gain an educaTion Durin - 9 Their meeTings, The board members discuss building lans T p or new schools and check over The progress oT The sTrucTures now being erecTed The r 'd The . y p ova e necessary equipmenT and repairs Tor The schools and h. . ire capable Teachers. The making oT speeches To ' in- Torm The public abouT The needs and proper operaTion oT These insTiTuTions is also included in The worlc done willingly by These generous people. e er e ucaTion Through- NOT only does This energeTic group sTrive To main- Tain an efTicienT and noTe'worThy school sysTem in iTs own ciTy, buT also iT is consTanTly advocaTing new legislaTive measures Tor Th ' e improvemenT oT our sTaTe sysTem of educaTion. This year The board elecTed Mr. Harry Faris as presidenT and Mr. William L Kline as vice 'd . presi enT. Special recogniTion was given To The board when Mr. W . J. Graber was elecTed presidenT oT The Kans as Boards oT Ed'ucaTion. OTher board members are Mr. F lc ran T. Fee, Mrs. Fred Adams, and Mr. W. E. Upson. FIGU RATIVELY SPEAK ING-Mr. W. E. Upson explains To Mrs. Fred Adams, Mr. William L. Kline, and Mr. Frank T. Fee how T o operaTe a recenTly h purc ased calculaTing machine. C5 n-.......