Roosevelt Lincoln Middle School - Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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MR. WARING is principal of Salina High Schools. Sees that work done in classrooms meets educational standards. Keeps in touch with students by visiting classrooms. Received his masters degree at Colum- bia University. Spends a great deal of his time replac- ing teachers who have resigned from the teaching staff. MR. SCOTT directs all school activities in Roosevelt building. Helps to make seventh grade students feel welcome in junior high.. Counsels boys and girls who need help or ask for advice. Vlforks with teachers in setting up en- rollment schedule and classroom proce- dures. VVorks With parents through P.T.A. Is serving as vice-president of K.S.T.A.

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MR. BROOKS directs all school activities in Lincoln building. Counsels boys and girls who need help or ask for advice. Works with teachers in setting up en- rollment schedules and classroom pro- cedures. Works with parents by making visits to the home and through telephone calls. Formulates the philosophy of junior high schools as a member of the educa- tion planning commisfion of the Kansas State Teachers AssOciation. MR. OSTENBERG travels many miles each year. Is superintendent of schools. Received his masters degree at Colorado State College. Served as president of Chamber of Commerce. Fills many speaking engagements. Is working with the school board on plans for a new junior high building.

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CORKY . . . Brown-eyed . . office girl at Lincoln . . . Does bookkeeping for the junior high school . . . keeps the office files in order . . . helps teachers when they need help . . . answers the telephone . . . cuts stencils. MISS ZIMMERMAN . . . Blue-eyed . . . smooth Work- er . . . gracious . . . dean of girls at Lincoln . . . teaches additional classes . . . active in Y-Teens . . . holds confer- ences with parents . . .guides girls with enrollment prob- lems.