West High School - Trail Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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service groups, individuals adopt helpful projects The Office Practice class begins work on a book of basket- ball statistics. Preparing dessert for a faculty meeting are students in the Foods Service class. wgfiwt stss Sarah Taylor checks out a book to Becky Hartford during her houras a library proctor. Office Practice, Foods Service, and Clothing Maintenance classes assisted other depart- ments and groups by furnishing them with time-saving assistance which also helped the classes in their learning experiences. Library helpers and proctors assisted in the library, offices, and classrooms whenever there was a need for extra help. Some projects carried over outside the school. Among those were the fund raising efforts for the United Fund, the making of baby clothes and children's clothes for Viet Nam and Africa, and numerous Christmas- time projects carried on by clubs. MikerelIa, a take-off on Cinderella, is presented by the Student Council to raise money for the United Fund. Sewing costumes for Brigadoon in the Clothing Mainte- nance class are Belinda Smith, Margie Estes, and Barbara Loucks.

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Cross Country team members Bill Bess and Gary Love show their enjoyment of the sport as they run in the halls during bad weather. Helping with the victory banner before the East game are Romi Jessup, Dana Jenkins, and Connie Hukle. Sophomores Greg Lippincott and Len Thomas utilize the new snack line. Enjoying the privileges of the senior table are Debbie Sod- erberg, Sandy Carson, DeLee Droll, Randy Higgins, and Joyce lndermill.

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frontier frolics winter carnival raises project funds In order to raise funds for the all-school pro- ject, Frontier Frolics was held. Clubs ofthe school participated by setting up and operat- ing booths. Some were ones in which partici- pants could try their skills and others were ones at which some could try their skills on others. There were seventeen booths in all at the carnival. A small admission fee was charged to enter. The climax ofthe evening was an all- star faculty basketball game. The basketball players were the coaches and referees. It was a successful and fun-filled evening for all who attended. Top: All wet, Stella Perkins rides the dunking machine. Bottom: Justice of the Peace Terry Hulbert and witness Leslie Farha pronounce Jack Garlach and Connie Hukle man and wife. Above: Reaching for the ball in the all-star faculty game are Jim Linsner and Charles Sanger. Below: An interested onlooker chooses the prize to trade his points for at the Prize Booth.