West High School - Trail Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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m Aww S k V wi fm 5, 'G Mrs. Lorene Gurley, George Taylor, A.B., Special Mrs. Luanne Scheuerman, B.A., M.S., Special Edu- Education. cation, Special Educa- tion Club. Taken for granted by many are those involved in special services: the nurse, li- brarians, counselors, andthe special edu- cation teachers. Yearly dental check-ups and eye tests keep Mrs. Darlene Anderson busy in the nurse's office. Mrs. Luanne Scheuerman is always in the library to answer the questions of confused re- searchers or to give advice of reading matter. y The Guidance Center is a scene of con- stant activity throughout the year as coun- selors help students with class schedules, college and career choices, and various other problems. The Special Education portables house an infinite variety of equipment and pro- jects as students with special learning problems get individual attention. AB., M.Ed., Head Librarian. A Q. iz fi' , 2, ei 26 C Wayne Means, B.A., M.A., Speech and Hearing Clini- cian. Mrs. Helen Boys, B.A., Librar- ian. W 1 Mrs. Darlene Anderson, R.N., B.S.N., School Nurse, Future Medical Careers. Junior counselor Clarice Beaver gives assurance to junior Larry Piper. 9 ev

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E -.i i 1 J. Ellis Jackson, AB., M.Nl.E., Mrs. Sandra Miller, l3.S., Charles Emmons, Jr., B.M.E., Vocal Music,KeyClub. Nl.Nl.E., Vocal Music, Hi M.Nl.E., Band, Orchestra, Larks, music, art Theory, Ensembles, March- ing Band, Stage Band, Pep Band. large audience sees result of class work Sophomore Gary Nicholson shows his early morning ap- preciation for music. The band made appearances at many ath- letic contests and presented several concerts in the auditorium. The vocal department presented concerts during the year, some of which were for the annual Thanksgiving and Easter programs. They also formed the traditional singing Christmas tree. Along with these many activities, both the choir and band participated in special activi- ties at commencement. One section of the choir waits for its cue during a daily practice session.