West High School - Trail Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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OLSON, DYE, COUNSELORS Coordinators, advisors assist, guide Mr. James T. Dye Vice-Principal Siudeni-minded adminisiraiors helped make Jrhis a year worih remembering in siudeni aciiviiies. boih exiracur- ricular and scholasiic. Mr. James Dye, Vice-Principal, was busy advising discipline problems and following ai- iendance procedures. An aciive Assisiani' Principal. Mr. Don Olson, was ofien in demand and occasionally found by siudenis inleresied in pass cards. lD's. and exlra- curricular aciiviiies. wwf Mr. Donald G. Olson Assisiani Principal IBM processing, for The iirsr iime, broughi' many new problems and siudenis io seek The services of counsel- ing during Mr. Merle Johnson's iirsi year. Decisions ranging in imporiance of college and careers down 'ro forgoisien lBM numbers were given experi advice. Mr. Harold Froning Guidance Coordinaior Miss Clarice Beaver, M.S. Junior Counselor Junior Class Mr. Vicfor Wilmoih, M.E. Senior Counselor Senior Class Mr. Merle R. Johnson, M.E. Sophomore Counselor Sophomore Class 7

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in sc oo eec t t h l l tions, Dr. Edwin Friesen ob- TOP: Taking an in eres serves stud t t ng. Ab After being a relwended by the nam pp Y T Dy Mr. Donald G. Olson and D Ecl F J F. DR. FRIESEN Head administrator encourages students Tlwselwolfgeaw 1966-67 mwoomesfaafdose. ware huf11l5fLSueo6fflw TwIlu 0Azv30ummenoaleso6f!b.Yow begawtlwgeawwntivomtalwkopes ondfanbltfons.Tiw wtenbtuwklckgowachlmmdfsooueosftiuuwrs weouledf huiIl1Lsedli1ow.ll1apeH1ab5owma56h1df5o4u5db plmsedtnkmwgoowwufbegmudfwpectaiioas. WesbH1gkQcLooLkasolwa15sbewws5mbob6wadf- uutuw, wk5wemeoalledfProuem.As5owlwwscl-wbdds sprang, nag tlwsequallfles besof maupstedf tw gown l1uestlwbdwmJskolbbewpoaboQ5oumpmsonald1usalf wagsggwtapossessdwwrshvmsuwsuwessmrdfhap- pms.Tlaslw1sk50wlLwestH1gkQdwoLPw4ww. Edw1wFuesew f'5 5i:!J-m l, - , Lal f m, V M-W if ' i i ' . .,'.. , iiiigti Dr. Edwin Friesen Principal

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Mrs. Margaret Hunnicu'H, M.S. English Comp., Humanities, Pep Club Mr. Ray Huss, B.A. English Ill, IV, Pep Club Mrs. Nancy Lackey, B.S. English ll, Dramatics I, ll, Thespians Miss Marva Lange, M.S. English III, English Comp., Lit., Red Cross, Junior Class Miss Marilyn Bartel, A.B. English II, Pep Club Mr. Glenn A. Blalcemore, A.B. English ll, Speech I, Debate I, II, Debate Mr. B. R. Broddle, B.S. Latin I, Il, English II, Latin Club Mrs. Lalrme Coalrley, M.A. Reading, French Club Mrs. Shirley Gabrielson, B.S. Journalism I, Il, English ll, Trail, West Word Miss Pantila Galvan, B.A. Spanish I, ll, Spanish Club LANGUAGE ARTS Mr. Bob Gladman P.. linguists interpret Mrs. Verla Griffiths Qs, I literature writings ish Ill, EngI'sh Comp., Lit., Futiire , Teachers Club Faculty members ot the Language Arts Department assisted the stu- dents in appreciating good literature, in learning toreign languages and in participating in classroom discussion. Sophomore English classes studied world literature: iuniors specialized in American authors' writings: seniors tool: semester courses such as English Composition. English Literature, College Reading and World Literature. Debate, Speech and Drama ottered opportunities in public spealc- ing. Journalism presented enrollees with knowledge ot iournalistic style. layouts and advertising. Advanced Placement English. tor seniors, ottered credit in college treshman English. Spanish Ill and German ll were two new toreign languages available along with three years ot French and two years ot Latin. A colonial newspaper is prepared in Miss Joan Ratzlatt's tourth hour class ot iuniors.