Haysville Middle School - Hawk Yearbook (Haysville, KS)

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arent-Teachers Association V223 bm inn r.uuCA11ON '1 1-IROUGH SPECIAL SERVICES Throughout the year these people provide a variety of services for our school. Little do the students and teachers Fealile what if takes to keep our school going. For all the things they do for us, we dedicate this page. MR. ERNIE MRS. MARY ANN ' MILLER GROVES Librarian Library Clerk MR. VIRGIL COMBS Associate Superintendent MR, RICHARD MR. RON MRS. SHARON MRS. BETTY LONG REYNOLDS WATSON PALMER Administrative Counselor Secretary Secretary Assistant 5

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Congratulations upon your achievements and success dur- ing the school year. Personally this group has been the source of much pride to me. I feel that you have each contributed to make ours a better school by your cooperation and fine school spirit. Most of us never really see the true worth of our activities and schooling until we look back upon them. Thanks to Mrs. Glaser and the yearbook staff for preserving these few junior Better Education Through Dedication It is a pleasure to endorse the 1972-73 Yearbook of the Haysville Junior High School and to express my sincere gratitude to those responsible for its compila- tion. This yearbook will undoubtedly provide a record of the Junior High School experiences of some six hundred plus students for many years in the future. The Haysville junior High School has the best opportunity for solid guidance of the young person at one of the most critical ages in his life. The program should be flexible for exploration purposes and should provide for articulation of the elementary school with the secondary school to provide a continuous educa- tional program from kindergarten through grade twelve. Wishing each of you the very best with all your future educational pursuits, I remain, Sincerely yours, at if Dr. W. H. Phillips Superintendent of Schools high school memories. Learn to smile even when you are discouraged, for smil- ing faces are so pleasant to re- member, and they do develop fewer wrinkles for later years. My wish for each student is the best of everything and may you have many occasions to be proud that you were a mem- ber of Haysville Junior High School Hawks , 1972-73. Wil F. Humphries The students and teachers of Haysville junior High thank the school board for the long hours spent in creating a school with interests and values of which we are proud. Your many hours of dedication spent in making our school a better one is deeply appreciated. ,ei SCHOOL BOARD U.S,D, 4261: Mr. Max Beal, Mr. Carl Cooper, Mr. Glenn Bridwell, Mr. Richard Studer, Presi- dent, Dr. Phillips, Superintendent, Mrs. Juanita McDermed, Mr, Robert Chitwood, Mrs. Kathyrn Compton, Vice-President. . 4

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N..,s,-Q The Most Helpful Persons In School MRS. RQBERTA CUSTODIANS: Rex Noel, jerry Brooks, Martin BENTLEY Holmes, Scott Ross. Director of Healtl' -v .pn-+f..l-esnn ARLENE CONNER JUNE STEARNS Secretary Secretary to Superintendent QWSSK-.Q ZIER CAFETERIA PERSONNEL: FIRST ROW: Pearl Cox iggiifigadve oiesha Nett, Mabel Clark, SECOND ROW: Vivian Assistant 6 Darby, Unit Manager, Arlene Conner, Alice Cluver, Director of Foods, Luella Logsdon.