Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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Guides Down Th Charles E. Hawkes has been superinten- dent of scho 1 ' os in Salina since 1938, except for three years spent as a captain in the. Army Air Corps. Since assuming his task, he has be- students won the come popular with grown-ups and alike. A progressive educator, he has respect of administrators, faculty, students and the citizens ot Salina. Beside his in the school system he is active , in civic affairs with the advancement and improve- ment of Salina schools always as his para- mount interest. During the past year Mr. Hawkes realized one of his greatest ambitions when th b ' i e onds for the new high school were ap- proved and the contract for building was signed. position sb-Y' I MIS, Clarence tion' left to right Mr'I'R'Epp l MI F L h S' 1 ' ' Salina Board ot Eguifgwkgs Superintendelptltlg sgnofh Harnsufm' 1 I , e I Carlson. MII' fihijliiz 'baigy Fitcla deprugniiign, Mr. WGYne E' Dm Y RGYUOMS' Cer ' ' - res., MY- Iove William Gfosser' vice P p1'eS.

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O E- Hon Qshingk-,HGSON Trail of Learning Mr. W. W. Waring has been, and conlinues lo be, inleresled in rhe progress ol' educalion. He is very acrive in educalional circles Throughoul lhe cily and slafe. Having been a parl of Salina High School since I926, Mr. Waring became head man lwo years laler. From I942 lo l945 he look over The iob of superinlen- denl of schools while Mr. Charles Hawkes was in lhe service. No small parl of Mr. Warings success in his worlr was due lo capable assislance from 'fhe individual high school principals, O. E. Hodgson, C. A. Broolcs and C. O. Scoll. Oulside of his curricular aclivilies, Mr. Waring en- ioys music and gardening. l-le serves as secrelary of lhe Rolary Club and conlinues 'ro enlarge his wide circle of lriends. ' f' ,Z 2. C- A. B Lin HOOKS coin C O -1 -'I '