Horace Mann Middle School - Twister Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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I ,.,,, K M M ,X Mr. I.R. Muci, Principal This year another huge step was taken in the upgrading of the total educational program at Horace Mann. The renovation project was completed which provided a different image for our school. This image has given all of us an attitude of caring and it has become noticeable in our ac- ademic as well as our general View of what school is all about. THEA MINISTR TIO - LEADER HIP I would like to express my appreciation to our students, staff, and parents for the fine efforts displayed this year and for all the cooperation that has been given. As a result of all of us working together, we have a student body that we can take pride in be- cause of their growth and their accomplish- ments. Let us all keep working in order that we might see progress not only in our school, but in ourselves. 1 Mr. N. K. Madden, Vice-principal '5-N, X i

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PEGPLE Helping People . 1 . , xx 3 15-25 5. is , 8 f if .74 , We want to take time to say Thanks ! to the office a 79 staff who make it a little easier for everybody. There ff X V f ,,, I W .1 ff' is more to Horace Mann than spirit and pride and just about everything else happens here. We have counselors for our personal problems, a nurse for our physical needs, and even a social worker and an advisor to our native American students. So to our speech therapist, and psychologist, and everybody else, Thanks! We give a special thanks to Mrs. Bloomer and Mrs. Bogle--we A wif . A appre ci ate you- - all ! Sharon Bogle, attendance clerk Mrs. Helen Bloomer, secretary 1.Mr. Means, speech therapist 2. Mrs. Bolden, social worker 3. Mr. Taylor, school counselor 4. Mrs. Bach- man, school psychologist 5. Mrs. Sanders, school nurse, 6. Mrs. Nixon, Indian advisor. i.,,.,. e