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

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WITH HER KNOWLEDGE OF SCIENCE, Miss Yahnig lends Debbie Knotts a hand. WITH PROUD SMILES, the 8th grade 2nd hour P.E. class shows off their two layer pyramid. an -i-v .C .SP E .20 I L. -5 BSIH welcomed eight new V' teachers to its staff this ear. For 00 Y ,E three of them it was their first year L- . . . Q- of teaching and for five it was a year W to transfer districts or schools with- 3 in this district. 'E We welcomed the enthusiasm, innovation, and experience they brought with them. 'K Front row: Carl VunCannon, jenny Hosch, Tamara Yahnig, Cindy Dowdy. Back row: David Bond, Melissa Dahman, Beth Edwards, Larry Walton.

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It wasn't the British Open or I!! J. . E? L Highlights fo : KNOWING THE VALUE OF NUTRITION, Mrs. Rains helps Scott Bauer with his label- ing. V in ff 1 Q4 -.g ' 4 .J ' f K ' fa- f ...M- ' - 'll' 52 V, , W ' 3 M ' l , xx X .K -,9' , WY, in y Want X st -Y Vlfiikvjgi M A 5,3 QQ, ,inf ' I if v' vm F ff 5 A .V xl 70 I U s,., f B, . . -A . -,....-e g Richard Wood, jerry Durham, and Dan McLaughlin watch as jerry Snider concen- trates on lining up a putt. Front row: Don Gray, Steve Broughton, Dan McLaughlin, Larry Walton, Steve Hopkins, Brad Mayfield, Gary Holder. Back row: Robert Marble, Dave Bond, jerry Snider, Frank Fischel, jerry Durham, Gene Williams, LR. Garrett, Dan Goldsmith, Richard Wood, Ken Moehlman. WITH THE AID of Mrs. McLaughlin, David Dobyns is able to successfully complete his program. the Bob Hope Classic, but it was a good time. In the fall the BSJH men's faculty and friends met at the Chapel Woods Golf Course for the BSIH Fall Golf Classic. These men played nine holes and it didn't matter that it was a gray, rainy day because these golfers were determined to have a good time, which they had no trouble accomplishing. The team of Steve Broughton and Steve Hopkins came in first, Frank Fischel and David Bond sec- ond, and jerry Durham and jerry Snider third. They were each rewarded with a trophy.

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T1 , l E 1 I I I I I I I 1 I l I J I I I I l i i s 31:1 l 'Y HW ,. , lr . 'Q 4 LE.. 4 f 2 1 6 I M YQ WHILE CONDUCTINCI THE ORCHESTRA Mr. McClanahan follows his musical score. SHOWING HIS STUDENTS THE METHOD of brazing is Mr. Hines. '4 'W TEACHING THE FUNDAMENTALS of resus- citating an infant is part of Mrs. Young's job as a health teacher. Here she demonstrates for julie Hodges. WITH THE AGE OF COMPUTERS UPON US, getting all the practice you can is essential. Here, Loren Steinfeldt gets assistance from Mrs. Higgins. SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS add new dimen- sions to everyday science classes.