Mayberry Middle School - Panther Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Q T :5'T :?2: ..: . f A X . : ::' MISS BLACK MRS. HACKETT MRS, MRS. REDFORD ISERNHAGEN MISS HARVEY MRS. GRAY MR. VERNER MRS. IANTZ This is the witch that resides in Room 111. Right, Mrs. Isernhagen? Language Arts Special Education The purpose of the Language Department at May- The subjects which are studied each day in the berry is to teach students about the English language Special Education classes are English, Math, Social and its literature. The students are taught skills that Studies, Reading Improvement, Music, and Crafts. will help them in reading, how language works, rules The study material contains a lot of practical know- for writing, and how to read and appreciate English ledge and iH'C2F6SiS. literature. The students seem to enjoy their crafts. For an Some aids used to better the learning of the students hour every day the class works on making different are: three textbooks, supplementary reading, film- obj ects. When the students are finished with their strips, magazines, and a controlled reader. Some of projects, they have something to show for their the different classes study special units such as efforts, and they learn to follow directions in the drama, and one ninth grade honors class devotes all process. of their time to the yearbook and the school news- This department lets the students with varying paper. abilities learn at their own speed by letting them work individually or in small groups. The Special Education department tries to help students learn skills that will help them have a better life in future years. MRS, HUNTER MRS, MCFALL -- . ifff g fi -jg i , s.KRY9'5f!33?3-: Vkrk Tm' V These students enjoy working with the tools during 5 iiii' r,- crafts class. ' 37

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MR, ALLISTON MR. GREG MR. KENDALL MR. OTT Who wants to count calories when there are cookies around! Industrial rts ln the Industrial Arts Department boys learn about such subjects as printing, woodworking, electricity, metalworking, and mechanical drawing. Each of these courses mentioned holds a promising future vocation. The instructors use various methods of teaching in- cluding demonstrations, lectures, and visual aids to help the students develop talent with the talent with the use of their hands. Some of these projects include making furniture, lamps, tools, and printing stationary, envelopes, program covers, and announcements. The teachers stress safety in the shop at all times. Q1 ,Q I 5 , T 1 i f-ij f MRS. BLIDE MRS . WATSON , 54 I 942 Czgf .5 lik: -! lj' I7-1. LQ, 'W Homemaklng The Homemaking Department is designed to teach girls to prepare and serve food, to make garments, and to become proficient in social graces. The foods classes mal-ce such delicacies as cookies, cakes, pies, candies, casseroles, and in addition pre pare fruits and vegetables. In the clothing classes, students learn to make gar- ments such as skirts, jumpers, aprons, blouses, and dresses. In the process they learn to read patterns and follow directions. 0 Checking to see if the teacher is looking, jeff Ray continues to print counterfeit money.

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Art The main idea of the Art Department is to give the student a better understanding and appreciation of art. Some of the projects involved are creativity in silversmithing, painting, sketching, leatherworking, and brass and copper crafting. Some of the projects are put in the main hall's showcases for display. The Art Department also provides various stage settings for plays. Program covers, posters, and bulletin boards are offered on a voluntary bases. ln April stu- dents get a chance to display their Work in the Fine Arts Festival. - iiivwigsel 'Y - .-,, MRS. HILL MRS. VARLEY l ff? 1 V, 'island 'Z Mixed paint and mixed feelings blend together to make a picture. Brahgms and his lullaby had nothing on Mrs. Leach and her girls. if MRS. LEACH '. T' MR. MURRAY ii. ' MRS, THOMAS ,Q rr 11.5 L lg usic In this course, students learn to appreciate music of all kinds by interacting with it. ln this class stu- dents also learn the fundamentals of notes, scales, octaves, and composers. Activities in this class vary from choir concerts to District and State Festivals. There are a variety of instruments played ranging from the piccolo to a snare drtun. This department contains two bands and an orchestra.