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

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FACULTY Betty Arth Jackson J. Austin, Erma Bath Ann Bevacqua Carol Bowman Juanita Brown Dale Corder Patricia Corken Freda Costello Jean Duncan William Elliott Wagoner Fox Marjorie Gage Catherine Gorton LeRoy Higgins Norma Hobson Harold I-Ioglund Jo Ann Huklenbruk Galen Kelly Donna Kcmpin Guy Kerns Pat King v.,Q.J

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MR. DARRELL KELLAMS Principal One cannot discuss the Junior High School movement without discussing philosophy. Our ahilosophy about our schools must be continuously refreshed and revlsed in our minds. We ould have a philosophy for everything we do, and the philosophy must be related to the program to be of value. The school that recognizes these changes and then tries to design a curriculum and a r school bulldlng to meet the needs of these yormg people is leading in the trend today. The junior high school itself is like the period of adolescence, because it ls the period of transi- tion from childhood to mld-adolescence to the late teens. The junior high school provides for the transition from the elementary to the senior high school. Where can we provide better for the adjustment of these boys and girls than in a junior high school building with a program designed for this age group? Darrell Kellams ROBERT LEWIS Counselor

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FACULTY NOT PICTURED: Gerald Lillian Joe Klassen Lucretia LaFrance Mary Lambert Constance Lane Gladys Maxwell Librarian Frank Meeker Helen Miller Della Mitchell Marianne Mitchell Grace Murphy Buena Myers Charles Pearce Peter Perdaris Darwin Ruhnke Mary Scott Mildred Slaton Mary Valentine Leona Wallin R uth Warkentin William Ziegler Eleanor Zietz Nurse