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

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.1 C W 5 Zh All V Q 'QM V W TRIVIAL PURSUIT IS HOW this STA group passed time on occasion. IN EXCHANGE FOR A TICKET, Tammy Shane gets a Coke from Mrs. Montee, a PTSA volunteer, at a school dance. Ng -sf- E E if W L Tizii W A THis Duo cAssETTr5 PLAYER WAS the prize during the magazine sales. Christy Scott proudly shows off her prize. 9

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A change of pace was a time for students and teachers to get together and become acquainted in a non-class- room atmosphere. The Student-Teacher Advisory program put a slight change in the daily schedule. lt took twenty min- utes out of one day a week to get together and discuss topics like drugs and other current problems and to participate in and organize such activities as the magazine drive, honor roll and yearbook sales. STA gave the students a good chance to get to know one teacher and other classmates. lt gave us all a chance to let our hair down and socialize without the pressures of class and work. THE SOUTH GYM lS WHERE Mr. Bryan's STA group meets weekly. Here they are sharing some ideas to promote the magazine sales. KEEPING ACCURATE RECORDS helps john Neidig with his magazine sales.

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mt Q, ' M K Mm' ' I ' .Aa l Wnrlf lrvllf' Winvhellk Winrhells A Winclwlls SETTING UP FOR A DONUT PARTY is Mrs. Baker. This party was for the STA with the third highest dollar amount in the United Way fund raiser. THESE STUDENTS CELEBRATE their STA's success at Minsky's in place of the school lunch. 10 Wolff Dawn Hendrick has several small Hershey bars, one for each magazine subscription sold. THE REWARD for being second place win- ners in the magazine drive is a ten pound Hershey bar. Mrs. Cesaretti's STA class is ready to enjoy. A OLA ..i......ad Q ff 'f ff A WW fat, 4