Seaman High School - Seaman Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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I fu .,..-- ' A-W A .4145 x MR. COLAW, Superintendent. ADM! IS TRA TION THE NEW position of superintendent is held by Seaman's former principal, Mr. Frank Colaw. His job is to supervise the operation of both the Northern Hills junior High School and Seaman Rural High School. He also assumes the position of executive officer of the Board of Education. His office is located in Seaman's annex, but he also spends part of his time at Northern Hills junior High. The school board, devoting many hours to the growth and improvement of Seaman, es- tablishes school policies which are proposed by the administrators . Hiller, Skinner, Edwa rds l. , Y 4

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DEDI CA T10 , . Mrs. Anna Fisher Mr. John Hiller Miss Dora Wilson THE FINEST type of leadership is nec- essary to maintain high scholastic standards and a stimulating extracurricular program in an American high school. With great re- spect and appreciation, the Yearbook Staff dedicates this 1964 edition of TI-IE SEAMAN to Mrs. Anna Fisher, Miss Dora Wilson, and Mr. John Hiller, who have provided such leadership for Seaman. Mrs. Anna Fisher, a member of the English department since 1958, has taught at Seaman for twenty years. She Wrote the constitution and provided the frame- work for the Vi-Queens Club, which she sponsored. Miss Wilson, third art teacher at Seaman, served the school for sixteen years. She originated the Art Club and has been its sole sponsor. In 1962, she was instrumental in planning Seaman's new art center. Mr. john I-liller, an active community leader, has served on the Seaman school board as president for the past four years. During these years of growth and change, he has supplied guidance and given direc- tion to many programs benefiting the Seaman school district. 3

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SCHOOL BOARD MR. BRUCE FREDERICK occupies the po- sition of principal. Among his numerous duties are: QD administration and supervi- sion of the educational programg Q25 staff personnel managementg C35 general school operation and managementg C45 pupil personnel administration and auxiliary services andg Q55 school plant operations and maintenance. Most men in this position would find the complexity of these duties difficult, but Mr. Fredrick has the ability to carry out these obligations with a high degree of expertness . MR. RICHARD LAUFFER, the Vice-Principal, Hutton Colaw Whaley assumes all administration duties when the , ' ' principal is not in the building. Mr. Lauffer , M- takes responsibility for the many details of , all V O 1 ' daily school operation that must be handled 1 l p p efficiently and reliably. 5 ,,,-