Center High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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REemphasizing spirit Center students involved themselves in a variety of activities during activity period. “With so much to do, I often had to decide between several things.” (Mark Corrigan—12) Moved to early morning on Wednesday and Thursday, activity period lasted 55 minutes after first hour. Activity period was good, but sometimes the 90 minute classes were just too long.” (Debbie Davis—I 1) New clubs and mini-courses were formed for students with special interests. Unless you had something specific to do, activity period, was a waste of time.” (Jeff Brown—12) Controversy arose as to whether activity period should be continued, but most students agreed that activity period was a welcome change of pace in the school day. I2 ACT1VITY PERIOD

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mfORraation through discussing problems with teachers, counselors, and friends, from talking to a college representative during activity period, by packing too many interests into too little time, by going to a club meeting, practicing for a concert, or wondering how much longer the school will have activity period.

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(1) Checking out a book, Doug Brummctt makes use of the library (2) During activity period, Joanne Wiley completes her dress. (3) Instructing the Taxidermist Club. Mr. Ornes speaks to interested students. (4) Mrs. Buchanan aids a student in typing. (5) Using his free time to play chess. Mike O’Lartc ponders his next move. ACTIVITY PERIOD 13