Winnetonka High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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staff Iimilca' winnelonka faculty lays academic foundation lt was a different year, to say the least, was a staff member's opinion when asked his reaction to teaching until 6:40 p.m. And just when one had learned to adjust to the afternoon schedule and a snack at 2:30 p.m., the move to the new building called for a readjustment to a regular schedule. The thirty-four teachers, two administra- tors, four secretaries, and the nurse joined the sophomores in giving birth to a school. Staff members served on committees and as ad- visers to clubs and organizations. With a small faculty, closeness was evident as departments worked together planning the curriculum and schedule for the coming year. Under make- shift conditions, organization was evident as school functioned smoothly. A faculty moving committee was formed and the last weekend in February the transi- tion was made from Oak Park to Winnetonka. Teachers and students soon became acclimated to their new surroundings and after six months in a borrowed building, put down grass roots in Winnetonka Country. . Ronald Brown Industrial Arts Benny Cain Driver Education Wanda Cox Home Economics Marjorie Douthit English Larry Downey Basic Business Richard Eitel Counselor Roberta Farris English Nancy Garrison English Larry Markt Assistant Principal Steven Abplanalp Industrial Arts C. F. Bakker American History Janet Bicknell Physical Education Tom Birmingham Mathematics Nancy Brown American History v 5 faW32 1 .7. . M . - ? ' 5 f , faaaa M ..,.,,. ., aaai? eafa ZZ?f aaaa 27272 aava Z 'W afwa Z if ft 5 y , it 4 a ya Z Q , , I as ,f , fp 4 saga, f .' ,- VZWZ Zfat f , , 5 '1 Larry Math: Donn: Spanii sf s ,Z It W, X Z5 HQ asaa wg-x 'X tg saaa vwfff -Q' L : ,t '15 '74 gags shag - . - . . - -. 4 -. V. . f . ., - .- .f-.za.. 5-,a ag.: ..,a:..4.t-Ma.-.Q.n.-.g ,..i-ww .ass -'.-iam..-f...,-.aa'2.,,g,,,,,,,mg,-g,3,g,,,5,,,,,d,j,,,:,,5.34,gqixa rg- rdzgmlz K wj:,c-nu-Nrrw N ,Q N n A g V , i I

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Annette Simkins French, German Pat Sitlington Special Education Anna Hays Principal's Secretary Mary Kay Duckworth Guidance Secretary Gladys Rasmussen Attendance Secretary Ruth Thompson Library Secretary 5 K WUNW X Dan Stanley Physical Education Lawrence Steinmeyer Science Kenneth Swift Driver Education Donald Talbott American History ENJOYING THE NEWLY FOUND FREEDOM in dress for the feminine population of WHS are Miss Wanda Cox, home economics instructor, and Suzie Hoddick. Winn:-an li ti l i l ' fn 'W F if WMS X f X Z Zz 0 X2 'ff .7 W M W ff ? Z W Za X X S J an Ai Genew Keith S ,K X Bill A Bob i E