Blue Springs Junior High School - Wildcats Yearbook (Blue Springs, MO)

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Throw Jump, and Run The 1981 track season opened in earbf March. Many Wildcats were able to participate in the throwing, jumping, and running events. Six faculty members became track coaches for the season. Pictured above are Coach Dan McLaughlin and Coach Vernon Darling, who were responsible for the ninth grade boys. Coach Ken Moehlman and Coach Ron Settle, above left, were in charge of eighth grade boys. Pictured below left are Coach George Marcum and Coach Mary Potter who alded the female Wildcats in their endeavors. eef:eL-..gaa.f.,.,-.,- e ,gag.,g,.,,.,o1g..,.,Q.-,. STN'

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