West High School - Trail Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Charles Sanger, B.S., Rufh Frey, AB., ML, Health Mrs. Jean Bierig, Girls' MS., Boys' P.E., Letter- Ed., Girls' P.E., Student PE., Pep Club, Girls' Gym- men Council nastics Team, Modern Dance Club 'N Practice makes perfect, trite but true, so the girls gymnas- tics squad reaches for perfection. Right: Doing her thing, senior Connie Smith executes a pre- cise routine on the balance beam. Below: Pigeon toes, curled toes, and sore toes are all found in abundance in the boys gym shower room. 5 .:,..A V ....,- . --.,. lf .. s .f we , S r 5 t ,Q 2 1 Q . .. i. i f 35-Sift -Fife i ff. - : fits .- . ' K - -- , , -'--- . . S- 1. - iw ik 5' if 2 5192 2 Y is t f, s 7 k ,. .L -9' 1 i ' .. . . - - .. .. M. ,.ew.A-ut , 2 Y-Y' 5. ,' v iii- 1 ' il .T 7 . :iff U Q f- f - ., ...,.. . H 31 -lv . . et as . i-19174-ti, 1 wedge -.1 .1s.,,t,..,A i Q. - H., . 1 K L Wt... an Mrs. Donna Harris, B.A., GirIs'P.E.,PepCIub f f f X .A x 5 'tb' A egg sm Q .fi Lois Wisler, B.S., Health Ed., Girls' P.E., Letterwomen 'H sf ,-gn-ollvlw'

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,xg A dk. , , ' if... E. .L ,,v,:,,., M P,i,,,., t 5:73 it . ,WF 'Gunnar Marc Webb, M.A., Boys' P.E., Harold Brandenburg, AB., Kenneth A. Diskin, M.S., Ray Graham, B.S., MS., Lettermen Boys' P.E. Boys' P.E., Lettermen Boys' P.E., Lettermen phy9caleducaUon exertion provides needed outlet for energies A-ten-hut was the call of the day as the coaches of each hour's Physical Education classes took control of their drowsy students. During the early fall, the boys matched their cunning in football. As the year progressed, they tangled in wrestling, basketball, and gymnastics. Then finally they worked on ele- ments oftrack and field. The girls were not neglected in the West Physical Education program. In classes the girls participated in activities from beginning swimming to modern dance. Like the boys, the girls enjoyed after school intra-murals. Coach Marc Webb leads calisthenics during a gym class. Left: Here, snaps back from the lines as Coach Charles Sanger calls roll in his gym class.

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staffs busy employees aid to schooI's functioning 'TT' M jj lull. Et iff ff A R . Custodial Staff Front Row: William Mitchell, Ralph McCune, head custodian: Jack Snellen, Fred Werner. Back Row: August Giese, Bill Chancellor, Merle Harris, Mrs. Cora Lee Phelps, Albert Cannon, John Sloan. Anticipating trouble is eased by the check' ing of blueprints, as shown by relief engi- H A , neer Mr. C. A. Tucker, and day engineers J. Always willing to help, seemed to be the mot- W, Mmiiistefand Q, L,O'DelI. to of the combined staffs of West this year. Through the long hours of behind-the-scenes work, these staffs kept West operations at peak efficiency. The main loads of these staffs were divided into three areas: the office, the cafeteria, and the me- chanical operations ofthe school. Working at the switchboard is an important task in the office which is handled by Mrs. Wg Bobbie Thomson. Office Staff Front Row: Mrs. Maxine Connors, Mrs. Bobbie Thomson, Mrs. Carol Newell. Back Row: Mrs. Theda Smethers, Mrs. Maxine Foster, Mrs. Vir- ginia Malia, Mrs. Joy Duvall. 28