West High School - Trail Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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ini' nbhualhbh ' ' ..,, . . gg'-P' W , ,. .. ..,, ..,, , .g,,.wQgAw,KeE,,. ,, : . ,V illiiizsgf 'fl,,' 12:23 OFFICE STAFF: Norma Haynes, Maxine Foster, Bonnie Paph, Theda Smeth- ers, Julie Royse, Carole Stringer. Joy Duvall. CUSTODIANS Back Row: Jim Fritz, Cora Lee Phillips, Bill Mitchell, Merle Harris, Prior Beecher. Front Row: Willis Kilpatrick, August H. Giese, Ralph OFFICE, CAFETERIA, ENGINEERS, CUSTODIANS Staffs maintain school facilities To keep the school running smoothly and ef- ficiently was the iob of the office, cafeteria, engineering and custodial staffs. Handling at- tendance. checking students in or out of school and collecting fees on books or activity tickets were iust a few of hte tasks of the office staff. In the cafeteria, nourishing and well-balanced meals were prepared for over two thousand stu- dents each day while the engineers and custo- dians kept the school neat, clean and in good running order for special activity nights. sports events and daily classes. Thanks to these various staff members, school life proceeded efficiently and on schedule. McCune, Jack Snetchen, Jerry Laird. . ' ..ig.. --.ioaax-iaeeae f 1 asf ENGINEERS John McAllister and -G. L. O'Dell check over blueprints before making repairs. f 'M .. . - if ii'i in It E. ,I . .1 gkg W . ' . i-i: i -X . -. si v. . L, , . ' ' l sseassvyskreoemmgwi i i QJT aepif sis Q ii s P ssi f I CAFETERIA STAFF Standing: Hazel Sumner, Irene Strubhar, Opal Pinlcstaff, Mary Newman, Gwen Palmer, Evelyn Ross. Bernice Jack- son, Annette Hetrick, Barbara Wilcoxon, Nellie Snethen, llene Sidlers, Lorena Franks. Opal Simmons. Seated: Mildred Margrave, Osa Schulte, Mayme Burnette, Catherine Seburn, Myrtle Cox, Zera Witherspoon. I6

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Mrs. Bonnie Campbell, B.S. Introduction to Art, Art Club Mrs. Mariorie Curry, R.N. School Nurse, Future Medical Careers Mr. Roger Dale, M.A. Silversmithing, Creative Cratts, Ceramics. Sculpture, Art Club Mr. Donald Filby, M.A. Art, Humanities Mrs. Lorenne Gurley, B.A. Special Education Mr. Wayne A. Harrell, M.M.E. Instrumental Music, Band ART, MUSIC, NURSE, SPECIAL ED., LIBRARY Gifts Cultivated, Wisdom Attuined Special Education is an individualized teaching program geared to meet the academic and practical needs ot handicapped students. One ot the busiest places tound was the school library, where students utilized every spare minute tor outside reading, class assign- ments, and research themes. Individual expression was the main obiective in the art department, while development ot talents both in solo and group work was stressed in music. To students in both areas, learning through new experiences was a common and new experience as varied talents and modes ot expression were combined. M. Ellis Jac son r lc , M.M.E. Choir, Boys Glee Club, Girls Choir. V 0 c a I Ensemble, Soph. Boy's Glee Club, Key Club Mrs. Lillian Kinder- tather, B.S. Library Science Donna Razoolr examines a slab which she hopes to convert her art proiect. into a pot tor M Mrs. Sandra Miller, M.M.E. Soph. Girls Glee Club, Hi-Larlcs Mrs. Luanne Scheuerman, M.E. Library Mrs. Lola Stiles Library Cleric Mr. George B. Taylor, B.A. Special Ed., Ass't. Wrestling Co Q wx- ff ach, Tennis Coach I5

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AFTER HOURS Teachers study, 0 jgw relax, enloy home A+ rhe close ol each day, The facully, loo, resumed roles as family members. Dishes had lo be washed. lawns had 'ro be mowed and plans for lhe 'follow- ingiday had 'ro be made. School aclivilies lor lheir own children had lo be allended as well as aclivilies which 'lhey sponsored. Several 'reachers also allended nighl and Salurday .classes 'ro oblain higher degrees of skill. Above: Wi+h his wife, Mr. Michael Tilford admires 'rheir lhree-monlh-old daughler, Michelle. Below: Mrs. Verla Grilfifhs relurns dishes lo The china cabinel which she and her husband refinished. Q c J' mc Above: One of Mr. K. W. l-lun+er's favorile hobbies is compeling in horseshoe lournamenfs. Below: Doing her weekly shopping, Miss Evelyn Thompson selecls a popular brealclasl cereal. - ff ' 4 . IHA .. .. D M. . k lsxlid xx .. Q ., ' ,.,, .,, . 4 ,Ep . E Above: Relaxing in fhe leachers' lounge are Mrs. Slella Hamilfon and Mrs. Margaref l-lunnicull. Below: Alfhough i'l s nor afler hours, leachers welcome a break in classroom roufine and enioy lunch.