Pembroke Hill High School - Raider Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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'Kiddie School There are 52 boys in the middle school, comprising the fifth, sixth and seventh grades. Middle school classes are held on the top floor of the Administration building. Since l938, the middle school has been directed by Ralph Wedin, long-time Pem-Day teacher and head coach of all middle school athletics. Mr. Wedin is assisted by John Dennis, Ambrose Sembrat and Miss Fern Dailey, full-time middle school instructors. In addition to the above, he received help in his coaching duties from Ora Shields and Mr. Duckels, members of the upper school staff. The middle school boys have the same hours as the upper school students, but beyond that there are few occasions on which the two schools mingle. These boys have lunch at the school, as do the members of the upper school, but at a different hour. The middle school curriculum is planned by the school and there are no elective courses, Every boy is required to take part in the seasonal sport. Formal classroom work includes instruction in English, arithmetic, history and social studies. This program is designed to prepare the boys thoroughly for their work in high school. However, there are several courses not usually offered to grade school boys which make the middle school outstanding. Among these courses are speech, the fundamentals of parliamentary law, shopwork and music appreciation. These courses, educational in the broader sense ot the word, are a great asset in later life. l l Upper Left: john Keith, Tom Fitch, Stanley Christopher, John Royce, Guyton Hamilton, Roger Wilkin. Upper Right: Morgan Howell, Barnett Helzberg, John Davis, Kirk Bowers, John Barnes, Jay Minton. Lower Left: Bill Benson, Don Manley, Doug Livinston, Jim Bowman, Jim Fitch, Dwight Westholt, Harry' Devine. Lower Right: Terry Cowie, Paul Hunt, Bob Masson, Mark Narclyz, Tad Furbay, Julius Denc- beim, John Woodbury.