West High School - Trail Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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administration active principals aid growth, improvement ln the five years he has been principal at Wichita High School West, Dr. Edwin Friesen has seen the school grow from an enrollment of 1758 to 2257. He has kept aware of changes in education and developed the curriculum accordingly. Besides his responsibilities at West, Dr. Frie- sen has assumed an active role with the Kan- sas State High School Activities Association, which regulates extra-curricular activities throughout the state. He went as its represen- tative to a conference in Hawaii last summer. Mr. James Dye, the vice-principal, finds himself confronted with scheduling and disci- pline problems. The IBM system, now in its second year at West, makes extra work for him in some instances. lVlr. Dye has been at West since its opening, first in the Business Depart- ment, and then as vice-principal. Mr. Donald Olson left the Business Depart- ment to become assistant principal just two and one-half years ago. His main duties center around activities, their projects, records, fi- nances, and scheduling. The chief administrator catches up on correspondence during a busy day.