West High School - Trail Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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I fgdkk Vr S -V I A V,-11:7 '11, hai' M Taylor Gurley, B.A., His- William Jenkins, B.A., M.S., Ralph Jimenez, B.A., M.A., Thomas Kemp. A-B-. M.-3 tory, pSyChOlOgYi STU- U.S.History,Government Government, International GOVGYUYUGHT, ECOUOWWICS dentCounciI Relations Baseball Coach, Student Council Esther Lewis, B.S., M.A., U.S History, World History Faye Powell, B.S., iVI.A., U.S History Arlen Roberson, B.A., U.S History, Current Events Government, Honor Society A wrong answer in Government class brings signs of de- spair to Mr. Thomas Kemp ... or is he catching a quick nap? 19

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fi' , 3 Alice H. Turley, BS., M.A., Mrs. Bonabel .l. Bash, BS., James H.Connett, B.A., M.A., Robert E. Estill, BA., MA. U.S. History, U.S. History MS., Psychology, World U.S. History, Humanities, Psychology, Sociology AVP, Geography. Honors Seminar JuniorClass social studies department helps meet graduation needs ll' ' During a students progress toward gradua- tion, he must meet certain history requirements. To accomplish the idea of total education, the Social Studies Department employs many essential methods and devices for the stu- dents' educational programs. New to the cur- riculum is Honors Seminar, which is con- cerned with an advanced teaching of history by means of writing a semester research pa- per or a series of crucial book reviews. ,gg Through the use ot maps, Mrs. Bonabel Bash illustrates a point during World Geography. Learning through listening is demonstrated in one of Mr. Ralph Jimenez's government classes. 18

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'E Neil Warren B S M B A James Curr B , . ., . . ., y, .S., lVl.Ed., Type-Writingl, ll, Business Law, Bookkeeping, Senior Class. business education .,., if Q E 1 9 ' x if it ' o , 5BBWi1 B BZ B iiiiiii i V ' iT4L1i?W,i-17 . , -iffiffi ' Titffff' A ' at X fi ik . his . Mrs. Carol Ann Emmons, Machines, Introduction to Business, Senior Class. erettes. classes concentrate on practical approach Students enrolled in business courses found themselves getting a solid background in prep- aration for earning a living. Salesrnanship and Distributive Education students operated the school bookstore and learned techniques of merchandising and dis- play while they provided a school service. They also planned and executed the designs in the display window at the intersection of E and K. Office Education and Distributive Education people were required to work at outside jobs in order to earn the additional credit offered. Large enrollments in the typevvriting and shorthand classes indicated that West is doing its share in providing office workers for the needs ofthe community. W--J 2 o 5 J i'i i- ..3- E .gal XA lnstructing a student in the use of a full-key adding machine, Mrs. Carol Emmons explains its use. Showing the finer points of salesmanship are senior Robbie Yates and junior Jim Snyder. Marion Faires, B.S., M.B.E B.B.A., Bookkeeping, Office Shorthand, Bookkeeping Business Arithmetic, Ush I is C' NXNNX 'Q