West High School - Trail Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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T., F r if ? ps E r V I I I I p i E i I I I I A Jn-, Service . . . THE PUZZLED LOOK WON'T LAST . . . David Stuart thinks the maze of chemical formulas and equations con- fusing indeedg however, the cloud will be lifted when Mr. H. A. johnson, instructor, explains the problem. N0 MAD HATTERS HERE . . . An enjoyable part of the Christmas sea- son was the tea at which the girls in Office Practice entertained their bosses and teachers. Here Dee Ann Richardson and Nancy DeGrant serve Mrs. joetta Melton. .., L..........,,, ,,,,, A, , EFFICIENCY IS THE WORD . . . Our office staff smile over the office counter in a single moment of relaxation while pausing in their daily work with schedules, absence slips and many various other duties which keep the office running smoothly. They are Marge Nevitt, Helen Mueller, Colleen Atherton, Ianell Wilson, Berenice Davis, Registrar, and Doris Baker. Office Staff 1 1 PATIENCE IS THEIR STRENGTH . . . The men and women in this friendly group are indispensable to the school. Their day is always filled with jobs which keep the halls in shining order and prolong the aura of newness about the building. They are, Back Row: Grover McCoy, I. C. Blevins, C. A. Tucker, sack Snethen, Ralph Webb, Ralph Cramer, Clif Lau fen- burger, Harold Dunavant, Erwin Johnston, Virgil Hud- dleston, Ralph McCune, Head Custodian. Front Row: Iames Fricks, Carl Glock, Faye Campbell, Violet Hales, Richard Buck and Ron Gaddis. Not pictured is Ellory Rank. 14 Custodians

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. ROBERT ESTILL THQMAS KEMP ESTHER LEWIS G. R. MCMURRAY BEATRICE PADDOCK Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Study Hall Library TILLIE SCHRAM ALICE TURLEY CHARLES BISH MAY TORKLESON MARIAN POOLE S0cial Studies Social Studies Study Hall Library Nurse Mrs. Alma Oldfield shows Edna Blackburn an important point in typing class. Members of Mr. Don Small's English class are studying very hard in the library classroom. There must be a test in view. Q 13 L Af 1 i 4 4 I 1 1 1 I 1 l 4 4 1 1 ,Q , 1 .J

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L N Y P rx , tg ff. A kiJ.iJl! 56 H Q? gm at ' If th t mpe at of your classroom is uncomfortable, one of the lieollirnwing xgineers can remedy your problem. They are: I. L. Ritz, G. L. O'Dell, and Ed Wadley. ' They feed hungry Pioneers. Back Row: Dorothy Pierce Lydia Whitehead, Florence Meyers, Irene Strubhar, Zera . Witherspoon, Gertrude Williams, Nellie Snethen, Cleo Parks, Pearl Depew, Alice Johansen, Manager. .FIOHI Row: Beatrice Mitchell, Catherine Seburn, Rosalie Burlison, Mary Newman, Bonnie Knight, Juanita Bennett, Lottie Rucker. Not pictured is Edith Phelps. Top: Whipping up acake in Cooking for Two are Floyd Fraley and Sharon Briggs with Mrs. Majel Nighswonger, instructor, observing the process. Middle: These teachers take time out from their sometimes trying day to relax and eat a whole- some lunch. They are Sheryl Freeman, Alma Oldfield, Tillie Schram, Clemen- tine Kirk, and Alma Rogers. Bottom: The members of Mrs. Verla Griffith's jun- ior English class seem completely absorbed in an assignment. 15