Lebo High School - Wolf Cry Yearbook (Lebo, KS)

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Faculty DONALD KIMBALL The main purpose of driver education is to make students more safety-con- scious. Nearly anyone can learn to maneuver a car. The most important value that should be brought through driver education is the development of a good attitude toward driving and other drivers. If taking the course can be the means of saving even one person from serious injury or death, the course will have been worth- while. BEULAH EDWARDS It is hoped that English students will fomi good speech and writing habits through daily practice and study, since ability to speak and write correctly is a mark of an educated person. Directed studies in literature also aim at teaching ap- preciation for leisure reading as well as ways of evaluating printed materials for informative reading. Reports, research papers, and themes are emphasized especial- ly for college-bound students. Mrs. Edwards sponsors the Annual each year and is co-sponsor of the junior class. , . MARJORIE SHEELEY It is the primary purpose of the Home Economics Department to introduce those enrolled to the seven areas of homemaking. Four years are taughtg each year delves deeper into each area until the senior girls play the role of homemaker and consumer. We hope to prepare each girl to be a better homemaker and to be able to adjust to our changing society.

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Administration BOARD MEMBERS: Herbert Niles George Evans Melvin Bunge Evan L. Ellis President Q 1 gif .. ff, E 13,2 -' ' El Dee McNabb Keith Gifford Marvin Morgan is., Superintendent Secretary Lloyd C. Smith Uniiied District 243 Jeanne Doerr Treasurer Secretary Principal Unified District 243 Lebo Attendance Center Donald R. Kimball Evan L. Evans Karen Dotson

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JERRY TEICHGRAEBER Mr. T has duties in both secondary and elementary, He teaches American history, the study of changing events in America since its discovery. World-geog- raphy, the study of geographical conditions in the world, is available to any stu- dents except freshmen. He also teaches freshman physical education. He teaches elementary physical education for grades one through six. Mr. T is head coach of football, basketball, track, and sponsors L Club. He also sponsors the class of 1972. JACK SHOEMAKER The Science Department courses include chemistry, biology, earth science, and physics. Mr. Shoemaker also teaches American government. Chemistry deals with the structures and composition of materials and their changes. Biology is concerned with living things, their structure, life processes, and environment. Earth science is the study of the earth itself and its place in the universe. Physics is concemed primarily with the study of matter and energy seeking to explain the behavior and inter-relationships of matter and energy in the universe. Ameri- can government is concerned with the State with respect to all details of popula- tion, territory, sovereignty, location and political intercourse. Mr. Shoemaker sponsors the sophomore class and is the official scorekeeper at basketball games. TOM OWENS The Business Department seeks to prepare individuals to meet with conti dence, business matters that may arise in their everyday living. General business, business law, and economics give students a well-rounded picture of the business world. Typewriting, shorthand, and bookkeeping are more vocational in nature. Although a student is not job qualified after completing these three courses, he does have the fundamentals to excell in post-secondary courses which are job orientated. The Future Business Leaders of America chapter has come to be recognized as one of the leading chapters in the state. FBLA promotes leadership and compe- tition in a wide range of business-related subjects.