Mayberry Middle School - Panther Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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t x tw for U Memories Time it Was and what a time it was a time of inno Long ago it must be I have a photograph Preserve your memories They re all that s left you Simon and Garfunkel . . , , - cence, a time of confidence. P ' I I FEATURES Introduction ....... Academics and Activities Administration . . Organizations . . School Life . . Athletics Sports ....... Physical Education . Students Freshmen . . . Eighth Grade . Seventh Grade . . . Mayberry At An Odd Angle A Time to Move Forward . Autographs ......

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A man with many responsibilities. . , Mr, Webb. If Administration Mr. Webb and Mr. Hale have gigantic respon- sibilities. They are ultimately responsible for the smooth operation of this school. They are both teachers and learners. Mr. Webb Works mainly with the teachers. He assists them with their problems and he tries to obtain an atmosphere in which the students can work. Most importantly, he is Mayberry's public representative. Mr. Halve is concerned mainly with the students He is responsible for disciplining the studentsg he helps with attendance, and luckily for the students, fixes locks and lockers. As teachers, Mr, Webb and Mr. Hale have a large responsibility, for A teacher affects eter- nityg he can never tell when his influence stops, --THE EDUCATION OF HENRY ADAMS We ihnli A favorite pastime for Mr. Hale. . . ping- pong? 1 I . . . He can never tell where his influence stops. . . ll