Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

Page 11 text:

W W WARING Pnncxpal of Hxgb Schools The Pnnclpal of the Hlgh Schools Mr W W Waring, has been with us slnce 1929 During thls ume he has accomplxshed much by his quiet and busmess luke eagerness to work with others tn de veloptng good character and crtlzenshtp of Salma Hugh students Supervtstng and counseltng are two of hrs more pronounced dunes but though he IS very busy he always manages to make tlme for students or faculty nn need of asststance No matter how elaborate the settmg of the New High School may be we, the graduatxng class of 52 wxll never forget a perhaps less elaborate set tmg where the congenial smrle and fnendlrness of Mr Wanng won the respect of all who met htm With the able assistance of Mr Owen E Hodgson and Mr C A Brooks, buxldmg prmclpals of Washington and Lincoln respectively Salma High School has become a most admirable and well organized system OWE irq 'N E HO a lla, P 'T N uf, 00?-S C A BR ,oval Pay 01,0 pn LN

Page 10 text:

WALTER M OSTENBERG Supermtendent of Schools Thou h Mr. Walter M. Ostenberg assumes duties as superintendent of Salina Schools only two years ago, his face is already one of the most famrlxar and welcome sights xn the school system Hrs dutles are many and of va me tpes In addltlon to the offxcla duties of a supermtendent, to establlsh the schools system IS the yob of seemg that the con structlon of the new hlgh school runs smoothly Born 1n Marquette and a graduate of Bethany College at Lmdsborg Kansas, Mr Ostenberg has since gamed much Popularlty with hrs faculty admxmstrators students, and townspeople for hls keen effx cxency rn handllng all sttuattons that occur Agrzafzdn lf .f 'few 'W if WAYNE DAILEY WILLIAM F GROSSER MRS CLARENCE CARLSON ENOCH HARRIS Presxdent Vzce Pressdenl will HERBERT GLOVER GROVER SIMPSON F L REYNOLDS DAISY FITCH ..6-. Clerk Deputy Clerk ' V 1 T I 9 , C 117, r ' 4 ' 1 Xl, 'Q xg 4 f, yr 1' A. at I - f A , f--- 'f ,fz -- .r-.. 1 ' W ,, A V '. gif Big. Pg' it f I ' Egg- f ' . . 517 I of .22 I ig x ' 43 , dt ' f i 3 ..- , . AV C f wwf'

Page 12 text:

B we ima, 1 fa Vl 6000 USE Iliilll at BLSTRUCWTQ I ILLIAN COOKL CARL PLTLRSOIN ss-NX JOHN H GROTH The three mornmg classes of Mlss LILLIAN COOKF are used for teaching exghth grade art In the afternoon she teaches art to mnth graders for two hours r CARL PFTERSOIN teaches art all day at Roosevelt Blllldlflg Hrs classes lnclude yunrors senrors and one class of begmners gk MILRLE C IIOUCHIN FLORLNCE MCCALL P L PHILLIPPI Mr. JOHN H GROTH, whose days are contmually fxlled wrrh the clatterlng keys of calculating machlnes and typewrrters, rs an instructor of bookkeepxng I and Il and typing I. He may be found at Lmcoln rn the mornmg and Washrngton ln the afternoon. Mr. MERLE C HOUCHIN 1S busy fxrst hour conductmg a class rn general busmess and the other four hours he teaches typmg to the sopho mores. Hrs mam mterest outslde of teachlng IS gardenmg. Mrss FLORENCE NlcCALL's day rs fxlled wrth teachmg three hours of shorthand, one hour of stenography and one hour of offlce practxce. llr. P L Pl ILLIPPI's room at Washmgton lS always clrcketv clackmg oecause of the typrsts he teaches. He also coaches freshman football and the B team rn basketball. Hrs hobby rs golf. 8