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

 - Class of 1988

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-Q, ? Mlss Patty Popejoy Ms. Mary Potter Mr. Bryan Prewltt Mr. G. D. Pumphrey Mrs. Deborah H. Pyszka -:Y-e.-Y, ...N . M... .. sy X-. . 1, Rhys QQ 1 f . -Q X A X -se. -we .Nels X Miss Patty Popejoy physical education Si health: 9th head volleyball: 9th assis- tant girls basketball: Special Olympics track: CMSU-BSEd. A Ms. Mary'Potter 8th Flmerican history: Time Travelers: CMSU-BSEd., MS. Mr. Bryan Prewitt 9th physical science: 9th assistant football: l.Um. Jewell Col- lege-BS. Mr. G. D. Pumphrey woodworking: ln- dustrial Hrts Club: CMSU-BS6d. Mrs. Deborah li. Pyszka 9th English: Culturally Speaking: CMSU-BSEd.. UMHC-MH. Mrs. Carol Quackenbush 8th Fllgebra l Gi pre-algebra: Math Club, Mathcounts: Emporia State Univ.-BS, Lesley College Cambridge, MH-MS. -...---. -.-,-, . . - 1 ., Q W 1 Mrs. Judy Rains food Si child care: CMSU-BSEd., MS ' Mrs. 'l-lathie Reed general business: stock club: SEMSU-BSEd. Mr. Elwyn llenne 8th earth science: stu- dent council: Univ. of MO-BS, CMSU- MS. Mr. Bill Scribner ISS: Northern Flrizona Univ.-BS, CMSU-MSE. Mr. Dave Shlrck 8th earth science: CMSU-BSEd., MSEd. Miss Connie M. Spears 9th physical sci- ence: assistant track: UJm. Jewell Col- lege-BS. J Mr. Carl lU. VunCannon, Ill 8th Ga 9th choirs, girls chorus: honors choir, cham- ber choir: Central Michigan Univ.-BSEd. Mr. Larry lllalton 9th Flmerican history: - in 1 , V - . -- .Y .. . .. Mrs. Carol Quackenbush Mrs. Judy Rains Mrs. Hathle Reed Mr. Elwyn Renne Mr. Bill Scribner 581137 Mr. Dave Shlrck Miss Connie M. Spears a Mr. Carl LU. VunCannon, S Mr. Larry U.lalton Mrs. Mary Hnn lJ.lhlte Mrs. Floy lllinter Mrs. Cynthia L. LUood g Mr. Richard Fl. UJood 5 .f Mr. Jim LUord ' , f Mrs. Lori Young 8th assistant football, 8th assistant track: Iowa State Univ.-BS. J . Mrs. Mary Finn lllhite 8th study skills: Univ. of HS-BSEd., LUichita State Univ.- MS. Mrs. Flay lllinter counselor H-G: CMSU- BS, UMHC-MH. J Mrs. Cynthia L. wood 9th English Gi 9th Spanish l: yearbook, Culturally Speak- ing: Univ. of MO-BSEd. A Mr. Richard Fl. lllood 9th functional math Si Fllgebra l: 8th head boys bos- ketball: Univ. of MO-BSEd. Mr. Jim word 8th French l Si 9th French ll: UJm. Jewell College-BFl. Mrs. Lori Young physical education Gi health: 8th head volleyball, girls track: UMHC Gi SMSU-BS. Faculty 37

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Mr. George R. Marcum, Jr. Mrs. Fran Heal Mr. Mike Helly Mrs. Patty Land Mr. Jerry Leeper Mr. Rashid Makhdoom Mr. Robert Marble Mr. Ira Martin Mr. Rick Maupin Ms. Susan Mayes Mr. Brad Mayfield Mrs. Diane Mayfield Mr. Daniel E. McLaughlin Mrs. Gayle McLaughlin Mr. Meinershagen Mrs. Pamela Moehle Mr. Hen Moehlman Mrs. Hathy Moran Mrs. Reita Olberding Mrs. Martha Patterson Mrs. Fran lleal 8th creative drama: for- ensics: UMHC-BS, MS. Mr.: Mike Helly 8th English: Culturally Speaking, 8th assistant football, 8th assistant track: UMHC-BR, MR. Mrs. Patty Land Spanish I: Univ. of MO- BSEd. Mr. Jerry Leeper 8th Si 9th bands: jazz band, festival band: Univ. of MO-BSEd. Mr. Rashid Makhdoom industrial arts: Gov't. College Lahore Pakistan-BR, Univ. of Punjab-MEd, CMSU-Ed. Spec. Mr. Robert Marble 8th earth science: 8th assistant football, 9th assistant boys track, science olympia club: CMSU- BSEd., MS. Mr. George R. Marcum, Jr. 9th physical science: science olympia club: CMSU- BSEd., MS. 36 Faculty sl.. 'S S .135 . ' x l Mr. Ira Martin 9th functional math: 8th assistant boys basketball: UMHC-BR. Mr. Rick .Maupin industrial technical ed- ucation: lndustrial Rrts Club: CMSU- BSEd. C Ms. Susan Mayes 9th French l, 8th Gi 9th German l: CMSU-BSEd. Mr. Brad Mayfield 9th Communications I Gi ll: 9th head boys basketball, foren- sics: CMSU-BSEd., MS. Mrs. Diane Mayfield 8th English: Cultur- ally Speaking: Univ. of MO-BSEd., UMHC-MR. Mr. Dennis McClanahan orchestra: fes- tival orchestra: CMSU-BME, Univ. of IR- MR. CNot picturedj Mr. Daniel E. McLaughlin physical edu- cation Gi health: Oth head football, 9th head boys track: CMSU-BS. pn nh. -:zaaan . ' -'H v Mrs. Gayle Mclaughlin library: CMSU- BSEd., MS. , Mr. Meinershagen 9th general Gi funca- tional math: MO Valley College-BS, UMHC-MS. ' Mrs. Pamela Moehle 9th Rlgebra l Gi geometry: math club, Hnowledge Mas- ter Open: Univ. of MO-BSEd., MEd. Mr. Hen Moehlman physical education Si health: 9th assistant football, 8th head boys track: UMHC-BR. Mrs. Kathy Moran 8th English: Culturally Speaking: CMSU-BSEd. ' Mrs. Reita Olberding general business: Emporia State Univ.-BSEd., CMSU-MS. Mrs. Martha Patterson study skills: SMSU-BSEd., Univ. of MO-MEd.



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Eighth grade art classes receive instructions from Mrs. Biomberg before drawing the sus- pended skate. This summer Mrs. Judu Rains, home living teacher, and Mrs. Bar- bara Hughes, 8th historu teacher, ex- perienced living in the 1850's at Mis- souri Town, USR. For five daus, Mrs. Rains and Mrs. Hughes slept, ate, cooked and even dressed the wau the people of the l850's did. f The time at Missouri Town, USR was done for college credit. Theu had to listen to lectures and take notes each dau. Theu also had to do manu worksheets. The lectures helped add to their knowledge of life in the 1850's Theu also participated in candle- making. Here theu would dip the wicks in hot melted lard until candles would form on both ends. Mrs. Hughes also said that spinning and weaving was quite hard. If she had to make clothes like that for kids, theu would onlu get something twice a uearg and what theu did get would Q -I 5 B' rr S 8 G' M have blotches where the thread mat- ted together. 'Hard work is what it was all about. It was a different kind of stress - the stress was survival! Mrs. Hughes exclaimed. Theu both had different reasons for going back in time. Mrs. Rains said, l went out to evaluate and to examine the qualitu of life in the l850's. Mrs. Hughes was looking for more in the field of actual historu studu. l can talk from the l850's be- cause l've been there and I can make it more meaningful to mu students. Hll in all, life in the 1850's was hard, but appluing that wau of life to now, there is a lot to be learned. Hmu Coffman

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