Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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Board of Directors Serving Salina in a special and vital way are eight men of the School Board: F. S. Dyar, president, Carl S. Byers, vice- presidentg lfarl Woodward, 51. R. Eppg E. Q. Haggartg lf. A. Morgan, together with Superintendent C. E. Hawkes and F. L. Reynolds, clerk. Coming from different walks in life, they meet the first Monday evening every month to discuss and settle the prohlems confronting the system placed in their care hy the voters of the Salina School District. They not only take pride in the high standards of education in Salina hut have a personal interest in it as most have, or have had, children as students in the schools. lV1r. Dyar, a re- tired husiness man formerly of the lnterf national Harvester Company and on the hoard since 1931, has heen its president live years. Carl Byers, a lawyer hy pro- fession has heen on the hoard since 1933 and has heen the vice-president since 1936. Taking a real interest in the high schools and speaking on several occasions hefore the student hody, Mr. Byers has two children, hoth enrolled in Lincoln. E. Haggart of the Haggart and Gaw- throp clothing store has four children, all graduates of Salina High. One is teaching now in Roosevelt High School. Earl Woodward, advertising manager and part owner of the Salina journal has a daugh- ter in Roosevelt and two other children, a son and daughter, who are graduates. A. Morgan of the Salina Steam Laun- dry has one son, a student at Lincoln. Three daughters of rl. R. Epp, owner of Epps Bootery are graduates and a fourth daughter is a freshman. Mr. Reynolds has three children, two of whom have gradu- ated and the third, a son, is in Roosevelt. Mr. Hawkes' daughter will he graduated from Nllfashington this year. 15. S. llvar Carl S. livers lfarl 9Voodward Charles lf. Hawkes 13. L. Reynolds R. Epp E. Haggart E. A. Morgan