Indian Hills Middle School - Warrior Yearbook (Prairie Village, KS)

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-1111 THE FACULTY FIRST ROW: Pat Elliott, Ann Bevacqua, Della Mitchell, Jeanne Mathias, Erma Bath, Carol Bowman, Ruth Warkentin, Charlotte Young, Constance Lane, Norma Hobson. SECOND ROW: Ramona Tarver, Pat Ricketts, Grace Murphy, Richard Trast, Betty Arth, Dale Corder, Buena Myers, Juanita Brown, Mildred Slaton, Faydean Fiss. THIRD ROW: Gladys Maxwell, Helen Miller, Eleanor Zietz, Mary Scott, Mary Lambert, Guy Kerns, Wm. Elliott, Wagoner Fox, Martha Black, Freda Costello, Marianne Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: Harold Hoglund, Richard Wegner, Darwin Ruhnke, Glenn Pennington, Gerald Lillian, Joe Klassen, Ben McGuire, LeRoy , Higgins, Peter Perdaris, Charles Pearce. ROBERT A. LEWIS Counselor

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