Truesdell Middle School - Trojan Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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LIBRARY 571' Sidi -1 li 9 ml 'Si , zz H k,,- 5 I ' A it i LVIF V The proctors this year were from left to rightg First rowg Susan Heckathorn Debbie Carr Tammy Nelson Second rowg Allison Jones, Teresa Pray, Alan Burkett, Kevin Lackey, Pat Rlckaby Thlrd row Denlse Blanton Yolanda Falcong Aaron Fageng Janell McCoy, Fourth rowg Robert Thimmesch Lori Hilderbrand Julie Burkhart Cheryl Graham, Edwina Evans. The Library has always been a good place to study and this year was no exception. There are many helpful books and many that are good just for read- ing. Soon the Library will be even bigger as the floor plans for new Library were started this year. Our Administrators are planning to take out the south wall and construct a new addition onto it. The stu- dents are eagerly awaiting their new and bigger Li- brary. The librarians are Sherril Mapes, Etta-Sykes, and Agnes Chapman. Thanks to all of you for doing such a super job! .JI ... Us 5 U it gaiiig liar ali i i, S+ - C i aaa' .L . i l i'i i'i .vtr ,iw r -r ' , S i 5 2 g 'vw 3, v ws in

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INDIAN ADVISOR six R This year we had an advisor helping the Indian students we have here at Truesdell. The In- dian adviser talks to the them not only helping them with their school problems, but with problems out side of the school.

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HEALTH R00 This was Mrs. Pike's seventh year here as a fulltime nurse. She did the best job she possibly could. Most of her days were pretty hectic, but she made it, again. The health room had six proctors. By the first nine weeks, they were all very capable of handling most minor and major emergen- cies. Although most of the students only had a slight headache, stomachache, or one of those notions to get out of class, they knew exactly what to do. We owe a special thanks to the nurse, Elaine Pike. X3 Nurse Proctors from L to R: Aime George, Michelle Downey, Tami Palmer, Jodi Fisher, Bonnie Pinkerton, Denise Hogue. AIA, i t