West High School - Trail Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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The counselors, office staff, nurse, and librarian work together in the inter- est of the students at West. Encouraging students toward careers, tabulating absences, putting on Bandaids, taking temperatures, and keeping track of library books are duties of these capable workers. That Paper Wad's Landing MAY TORK EL SON Llbraricxri HAROLD FRONING VICTOR WILMOTH CLARICE BEAVER MARIAN POOLE Senior Counselor Junior Counselor Sophomore Counselor Nurse Busily attending to office affairs are Berenice Davis, registrar, Phyllis Mathiesen, secretary to the principal Marjorie Nevitt, attendance clerk, Helen Mueller, Marguerite Baldwin, and Janell Dunn. ,Af

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They Work For Us - - - Their wafchword is service ..... The en- gineers, custodians, and cafeteria workers spend many hours serving the students of West. They keep the building warm, the halls clean, and prepare the food served in our caf- eteria. My room's cold! This is the battle cry which prompts engineers G. L.. O'De1l, Ed Wadley, and Gene Shelton to immediate action. 5 1 L t y .1 ll Q 2 K. Ninety gallons of wax, seventy gallons of soap, and seventy-five pounds of Ajax are part oi the equipment used in one year by the following custodians - TOP ROW: Virgil Huddleston, Carl Glock, Curtis I-ludqens, J. M. Hunt, J. C. Blevins, Palmer I-Ioggard, Cliff Lautfenburger, Vem Allen. SECOND ROW: Harold Dunavant, James Frlck, Faye Campbell, Violet Hales, Ron Gaddls, Grover McCoy, Jack Snethen. FRONT ROW: Ralph McCune, head custodian. V 7?'S5??'fWlvwf5ff',iw.1s,5?i?ft:iI?'t35 : - u , f, , QL., ,Q -f,, ., .ii -.lm ,es . . .. i it f 4 K . Q A My In Q I W wk kg , -I W - -: J, ' 5 tu' V ' '--,- ,. W-I 3 V1 r , 5. 1. if - .1 ,. ..f fy. t I f y- . , M if .. I J , O , V , . S JK -:1 -', K f if A of Q we 'Q 5' ' Q ., . ,. Fl '- 1 ti' .J . is f 'it if 3 11 i PL 2 W ff if l H' ' Y 1 as Q WL ri Nm mf we K R Peelinq an average of 103,125 potatoes and roasting 1,050 pounds of turkey a year for hungry Pioneers is part ofthe job ot cafe- 19110 Wbrkers - TOP ROW: Lydia Whitehead, Bemice Jackson, Nellie Snethen, Gertrude Williams, Rosalie Burlison, Irene Strubhar, Mflry Newman, Flcrence Myers, Evelyn Hamilton, Mr. Zera Witherspoon. FRONT ROW: Eva Kisner, 1-lazelle Gibbs, Catherine Seburn, Alice Johansen, manager, Bonnie Knight, Lottie Rucker, Arvilla Bohn. 12