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

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Activities Provide Leadership Summer activities included a trip for some to Central Missouri State University, SD0nS0 eCf by the Missouri State Legion, to attend a BOYS State Conference. Boys' State was eight d3YS of learning how the state government works by simulating their own government. 1 Girls' State included two girls traveling to William Woods College for seven days of similar work. Forming and running mock elections, city and state government elections X, ....f -jj was the major goal of their con- A ' ' ference. The girls were spon- A sored by the American Le- gion Auxiliaries. Avila College, lo- cated on Wornall Road, held a leader- ship meeting for f l area high school stu- l f sents. Consisting of l several speakers, the lx goal of the meeting was i, lx centered on how to be a lli.,p il, better leader. Leadership meet- ings were not the only groups meeting this summer. Driver Education students picked each other ' up for behind-the-wheel simula- -- tion. Drill team met three days a week from 5:45 to 7:00 a.m. starting in June and it contin- ued through August. Football teams met five times a week starting in August with two prac- tices per day. Feelings that practice was need-' ed twice a day were expressed by Mike Bat- liner, 12. Even though we didn't win every game, I think that the practices were needed and helped us in our overall record as well as in being a team. Circle: Janet Rowlands, 12, works hard during the leader- ship conference at Avila this summer. 2. Seniors John Vanderford and Mark Fowler look over leadership information during the registration period at Avila. 3. Although not a requirement, Amy Brinkman, 12, partici- pates in Summer Band. 4. Roll is taken at 5:45 a.m. during the summer for drill team girls. 5. Jan Sloan, 11, gains practice by picking up the other students enrolled in Summer Driver Education. 6. Waiting for his turn on the board is Dan Sbisa, 11. 7. Players head for the locker room after a hard practice. it- 'il iam.,

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