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

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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

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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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FACL LT Marcia Banning, math John Breth, history Sheila Broadhead, focus room Brock Brown, social studies Cecil Brown, math Faye Brunner, English Kate Choplin, math lab Joe Cochran, English Cheryl Diehl, focus room David Crook, English aide 1',.- rw' 'fin : aw DEA. tiff 1 at i.l' ... .. -. J 1 lf tis:-,lies v ' , K In ll - ' Rf 'aa FJ fav' J ' , J , 3 ,,,, Q,,, I i - . J J s r,,,. f A iiil J lk' , 1 4 2 1 , , W M at A Q Agnes Elliot, librarian I M.iguel Gomez, physical educa- , i tion N Y Pamela Govan, bilingual aide Viir James I-layles, vocal music Golda Mae l-leinze, reading. fg g aide ,22. ,,r.,,rnyn, 3 i' ' iid' Linda J H11011Self, Seienee Ruby Jones, work exploration :i'f Q Sam Ledesma, bilingual Esther McClinton, special edu- iiiii cation Joyce Messer, home economics ' l iiiii ff seffzsssxsro ,VVV . W Jafar. nf ma-agigg, ,L W4 MQ, It qw, 4- 0 x gi A W Cherie Miller, special educa- tion Donna Smith, physical educa- tion Linda Mitchell, art Diane Raugust, science Donald Reed, shop ' h - ,Q f if it T' if f 7 M A? ' f'S1wa1P i , , 4' i H fr Fred Remefelmr Selenee Rose Sanderson, nurse H it C' Hayley Sies, meth ll, EVelYf1 Smifh, SPeClal ed- aide J lll u 5 L.. it K' I , 'fii :-w,, lezsf H31 : V542 :fl -. 1: Bernard Stekoll, instrumental , J J ' W . - ing , 1'I1'l1S1C if ff. - X ,., . w its nf! 'W 'iiiif V YF, A f'6o1u 1 V93 L ,, lk ...gl Anne Travis, reading Bettye Tumlinson, social stu dies Myron Fields, shop fnot pict- , V fag ured Johnny Johnston, business fnot Judith Pagan PSA Knot pictur- if ' ,,,, 1 6 E