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

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- .. --..----.-.Y ....?.,,. -.31,-.-,..m.?..-.,.-.i,?Q.,.i,..-.L,-r...,....-,.-..-...,-,. ....-.,-... . - -s-- Reaching for our potential STH had taken a new twist this uear. Not onlu did we have two books to work from, but the contests and sales that used to be in STH were switched to first hour classes. UJhu the change? Mr. Holstrom answered, llJe listened to both students and teachers and felt it needed a change. Upon this decision, a committee was formed and this committee worked to complete the first and sec- Mrs. Ffeed's Neighborhood and semester books for the STH pro- gram. The new books were good. I liked STH better this uear, com- mented manu students. The philosophu of the program was the same, which was to aid each student in eventuallu reaching his or her potential as a human being. To make sure we received no distraction in truing to reach this goal, the contests and sales were swit- ched to first hour. The canned food Mr. Bryon 's New Cats - 8th grade lst place door. drive, PTSH membership drive, uear- book sales, United UJau campaign were no longer a part of STH, but a part of the first five to ten minutes of first hour. This change allowed for the entire 25 minute STH period to be devoted to a set program each and everu Lllednesdau morning. Odetto Fields Mr. Morcum 's Morlno. STH ll

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Leaders of IIQHIOYYDUJ Q The student council members Tifhove worked diligentlu everu month s. nl T f 1 of the school uear to plan and create -new activities for the student bodu to participate in. Some of these ac- tivities included the United l.Uau fund. the canned food drive, school spirit weeks, and of course, the dances. The student council has been veru ac- tive at BSJH according to Mr. Flenne and Mrs. Cesaretti, this uear's stu- dent council sponsors. The student council helped de- velop leaders of todau and tomor- row. It also supported anu worthwhile school activities and charitable activi- ties for the communitu as a whole. Hll these things required good leader- STUDENT COUNCIL. Front row: Steve Elliott, .c fs -xhiersten Homen, Crusti Meuer, Mcki Eaton, Jay Hshel, Hristu Bortle. Back row: Mr. Henne, Jau T .v f ,, ,, .I-feen, Bryan Pratt, John Bennett, Carrie Mead vTamara Ballard, Debbie Fintes, Mrs. C esaretti. Not pictured: Steve Hnderton, Mike Coalfleu, Scott Foster. ,Ag p, .Q - X ,M , V 0 F 'X 1 1 V LN' .. ,f . V3-. i -' A .ff . 5 M 5 . g X, , xv Y V 'X' . QNX A. U. V, v . Y V cv V - ' ' X ' N-f ' .X x -, J , -,.. 3 X ' - NX . ' A. T 1' x..' .A r I Wg - X I 0 --.0 1 N . . , X . Xtigx, IJ- 2 AA r- it . .1 l TQ : I fm Y. ,A , ' f- 1 ' Q.. Q ,A . 1 g-lf ' ed ' X 5 , A,' l . f ,f -S Q 1 L .o, , ship skills, responsibilitu, and cooper- ation from the members. The student council met one or more times a month to discuss the agenda and future business and up- coming events. Mr. Renne and Mrs. Cesaretti supervised, guided, and offered suggestions to the members at these meetings. Mr. Renne has sponsored for 20 uears, and Mrs.Cesaretti has sponsored for ll uears. Theu enjoued helping to de- velop the leaders of tomorrow and teaching cooperation, leadership, and responsibilitu. The student coun- cil had no officers, all the members were equal. The student council had a visible li impact on dau to dau student life. Hll students were alwaus looking for- ward to the dances. The student council kept the student bodu aware of these upcoming events bu posting signs all over the school. The funds raised bu the student council bought manu new things for our school such as gifts to the school and social activities like water foun- tains, VCFi's, the sign board, flags, the new asphalt track, and even the clocks, and of course, much more. The student council was a vital part of student life at BSJH, and will continue to be. Brian Ogilvie , . 5 v g pw . , A gt x Y V l l V , 3 . ,These student council members take notes on ,P ,f the upcoming events during one of their sev- . T ' A' . enth hour meetings. so M 9 . f -Q X- ' ' Q ' g A Vg f A! 1 ,HV X- I Y, 'm ii- r T W Y Xxx - I -c,ib,'i,N ki k..Lvki .g , K in Y .. ,-.. 1' 9 g V 1 , 0 YY l ' 'I Nggzff' . . N t ii, R .ik Xkk, V: 47 V Q Q T K 'H ., ,x Y .Q ,X g 4 H , 1 gkrg Egg! gg I' I I 5 X ! asm' QQXX K A1 K , I .ck X X Q X 0 ,A bi lr - . 6,12 Student Couficll . Q 3' if M E L. O it S 8 Q Hobun Ratcllff