Washington High School - Hatchet Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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el e MelnWtes SeodVlceP cp o k togethe fo the ella e of the school that keep us rollmg youll see wull be Mr Lelond Wolloce vuce pruncupol ond Mr Melvun Wunters second vuce pruncupol Dutues of these two vorued ond combuned form one of the reosons Woshungton us o smoothly run hugh school Mr Wolloces uob deols mostly wuth the student humself ond mcuy cover onythung from duscuplunory octuon to oword meruts Supervusuon of the school buses ond student duffucultues ore the ummeduote concern of Mr Wunters For the furst tume un the hustory of Woshungton Hugh School the l957 l958 school boord consusts of fuve members Mr Gene Mueller Mr Lynn Ruchords Dr Wulluom Allen Mr JO Turner ond Mr Chorles Evons Mr Ruchords resugned ot the begunnung of l958 beccuuse of cu uob tronsfer Hus ploce wos token by Mr Hugh Brownfueld Under the provusuons of o low possed by the l957 Konscus Legusloture there now must be fuve members unsteod of the prevuous three on the boord of educotuon of ony rurcul hugh school wuth on enrollment of over l OOO 9 -5 l 'Q Y Q Mr. L and Wallace, Vic -Principal, and Mr. W vi in r, c n ' - rin i al, w r r r w r . I Wolk into the office ony doy cund two of the busiest people , . ' I . - . . I U I - A I I I . . - . ' I I I n ' I - l I I - . a , . . . . I . I . I . , .

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Mr. Claude Huyck, principal, dictates a letter to his secretary. One of the busiest men around Washington is Mr. Claude Huyck, principal. Mr. Huyck has many duties, each essential to the keeping of a well-run high school. Mr. Huyck is busy from the time he arrives at school until long after the 3 o'clock bell. During a day he may handle any duty, from trying to find a substitute for an ill teacher, to talking to a fellow member of the Adult Education committee. ln spite of Mr. Huyck's busy schedule he is also an active member of the Kansas City, Kansas, Kiwanis Club. The WHS principal is extremely interested in school activities and can usually be found at all school functions. these are the wheels Members of the Washington High School Board are, left to right, Mr. J. O. Turner, Dr. William Allen, Mr. Gene Mueller, Mr. Charles Evans, and Mr. Lynn Richards. 8

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'J' Mrs Betty Patton secretary to Mrs Opal Roap and Mrs Meryle Hotugac offnce secretarnes Mr Claude Huyck can be found seem to enjoy the routlne of WHS ofhce work helpmg students ot all hours of the UY they offer a helpm hand Holdlng down the jobs of offlce secretarles are Mrs Betty Potton secretary to Mr Huyck Mrs Opal Roop secretary to Mr Wallace Mrs Meryle Hotujac secretory to Mr Wrnters Besides these dutnes the three admmlstratnve helpers handle all bookkeeplng seventh hour records b sentee records and both superzar and secondary honor roll lusts Muss Mary Newby ca coun selar always has time to give any student advice Mr Paul Hull counselor can be found m hns offnce whenever anyone needs help Mr Paul Hull counselor and Mlss Mary Newby assustant counselor hold very Important jobs here at Washington Located un their new offnce Mr Hull and Mass Newby work with students advlszng them of thenr abllltles and talents and what they are suited for after graduatnon Mr Hull ns also In charge of all vssual and equipment I0 1 ' 1 l .H Y ' , -..W V . , . . , I . , . I - 1 . , . , . , , , . . , . 1 1 O ' I . . I - - I . ' I I . . . . ' I I f I , .