Salina High School - Trail Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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For 27 years Mr. W. W. Waring has aided the students and faculty by his expert counseling and guidance. Mr. Waring's quiet visits to class- rooms brought many inspirational moments to both students and teachers. He is the co- ordinator of the secondary schools, curriculum advisor, and interviews applicants for teaching positions. Among his other activities, he is secretary ot the Rotary Club and treasurer of the City P.T.A. Council. MR. OWEN E. HODGSON Senior High Principal MR. W. W. WARING Director of Secondary Education Mr. Owen E. Hodgson is to be highly compli- mented for the successful year we have had at Salina High. Mr. Hodgson was lcept busy ap- pointing faculty committees, approving and organizing various groups, making policies, enrolling students, and curriculum management. He also found time to counsel boys. His pa- tience and soft spoken sincere advice will be remembered by many Salina High grads.

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'Named WALTER M. OSTENBERG Superintendent of Schools Mr. Walter M. Ostenberg has been super- intendent of Salina Schools for the past six years. During this time he has been kept busy with the problem of expansion in the Salina Schools. Beside his many school duties he has had an active part in civic affairs. He is a very well known speaker and has appeared before many groups and organizations in the city. ln his leisure time he enioys golf. He maintains his office in the city building on the third floor. Administration Promotes Better Education Linking the school and community together is the Board of Education. The board meets with Supt. W. M. Ostenberg every month in order to promote better education through the city school system. Elected by the voters, these civic-minded citi- zens receive no pay tor the many hours they spend to make the schools of Salina a better place to receive atop rating educa- tion. The board elected Mr. H. L. Glover president this year with Ms. Clarence Carlson, vice president, Mr. Henry Eberhart, treas- urer, and Mr. F. l.. Rey- nolds as clerk. During the year the board is faced with many problems' This Year the FIRST ROW: Mrs. Clarence Carlson, Mr. H. L. Glover, and Mr. W. M. Ostenberg. SECOND ROW: Mr. W F Problem. thai has taken Grosser, Mr. Wayne Dailey, Dr.John Mitchell,and Mr. F. L.Reynolds. NOT lN PICTURE: Mr. Grover Simpson ft1UCl'l time liUS been the Dr. John Mitchell was appointed to succeed Mr. Enoch Harris who resigned. need for more school rooms and teachers.

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Mr. W. E. Simpson has assisted Principal Owen E. Hodgson this year. He also sponsored the monitors and the Rifle Club. This year he taught one class of lab technique and one of physiology. Mr. Simpson was supervisor for boys' attendance. MR. W. E.SlMPS-ON Assistant Principal Miss Dorothy Andrews encouraged and helped all of us at one time or another this year. She is the Dean of Girls and is in charge of the senior high testing program. She also found time to be head sponsor of the usherettes and Y-Teen. This year she taught two classes of American history and was chairman of the X cafeteria supervisors. l MISS DOROTHY ANDREWS Dean of Girls X Mrs. Alice Mae Johnson and Jo Ann Nissley Cunningham are kept busy doing the bookkeep- ing and activity accounts in the office. They also report grades tendance records as well as operate the office telephone board. Mrs. Alice Mae Johnson and Jo Ann Nissley Cunningham -10- of all students and record at-