North High School - Tower Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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il-, M. l L Northwest Strips Staff Members . . I f el like a Sophomoref The transfer of several teachers from North to Northwest brought 17 new faculty members to the school. The Physical Education Department recelved slx new faculty members, in- cluding Oscar Browne, Melanie Yules, Chuck Palmer, Miguel Gomez, Terry Boren, and John Cochran. Both the Vocal and Instrumental Music Depart- ments recelved new teachers includ- ing Mark Clark and Richard Gardner. In the Forelgn Language Department, two new teachers were obtained, Patri- cla Peterson, and Jalme Nlsttahuz. Richard Klng and Don Dome joined the Language Arts Department. The Home Economic and Science Depart- ment each received one new teacher wlth Julle Wltte and Della Schlebold. Nellie Laggart and Margaret Watts were hlred to teach Special Education. The Media Center received a new head llbrarlan wlth Loretta Wood in the po- - Terry Boren, New Teacher sltlon. Mrs. Schlebold, sald I love the school, and Wichita - l'm learning to like. Many new acquaintances were made. Mrs. Wood sald, I llke worklng wlth everybody. lt's an actlve, Inter- esting place to be. Don Dome ex- pressed his feelings about the teachers in another way. I don't know many, but the ones I've come In contact wlth are wild and crazy about me! Terry Boren was a graduate of North and enjoyed being back. He said, Every- day l have to plnch myself to keep re- membering that I'm the teacher in- stead of the student. Also added to the faculty was a new Activities Direc- tor, Patty Bruey. She had thls to add about her new position, I like it a lot at North. The faculty ls friendly. I en- joy worklng wlth the kids. The only problem ls trylng to convince them that I'm not 16. Terry Boren Andrew Brown Patty Bruey is X' KJ Dennls Brunner Wllllam Buttram Mark A. Clark Lols Clayton Margaret Crawford A X , Don Dome Lavern Drapal A : Hardy Dunn ' A Earl Foltz Lee Fowler xt , if, Z, .' lk K ' N 'T' . T Z3 .' X S- la mls:- M iv i 1 2-Hehe' ..,L, netsw ra : 's 9 ': xefcfv. 'z 'Q Ee B A.h-vsu E..-.ft sf Lf N. Cf. l its Pd Ai fd l P1 Au . I- 5-an fu Gd Tb A if F ' C A4-2 in la .IOS K A... , ez ,wwe Q ' I ' A, 4 ? 'll Lk f T ' W' .fe . ' A 4 1, a L-fi-15f 7 v - .uf f. 1 ' M ,. ...' A xxl s ea 1 ' WL X V W 'X 9 lf' p 5 M. rf 5 Bi S

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Se fr l' Po At im 'vu 'Lu 5 'X FMA Nt: lw - ' s HU' 4-,- wg J ,. fx gs 1 .f---1' 6' 3 ' , 4 ng t Twenty years of experlence has taught Mr. Cochran that a sense of humor ls essential for teaching a United States History class. Q + It looks as lf Carolyn Johnson, '79, is having trouble figuring out the answer to Mrs. SchleboId's question In Chemistry class. ,Al ref' L' 425. Y 33 g 'P 5 : Q' E '5 ' El iii infix M... ., .fy-xg. 4 e ,.,.w,,,, I W , Janet Franklin John Fredln Richard Gardner C. Ray Goble Robert Gorrlll Clayton Hall Helen Harmon Tom Harmon Bobble Harris Olivia Jacobs Roxanne K. Juare Richard H. Klng Z