Central Junior High School - Cub Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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WORKERS: fseatedl: D.Stods- l dill, F.Murphy, M,Kelsay, D McClair, B.Floersch, Cstand l inglz G.Fishbaugh, O.Nevels 5 M.Kennedy, M.Dent, S.Hoff- man, and E.Davila. 55 Mrs. I , Leatrice Patton, nurse, smiles joyfully as she fin- ishes her work. Mr. Phil Doherty is officer at Fred Benac best broom -P Y the attendance CJHS. 71 Mr. says he is the jockey here. He's also the head cust- odian. 8D Mr. Jack Demoss is caught off guard while doing his work by our CJHS roaming camera.9J Mrs. Rose Houghton, lay-reader, cor- rects English students' paragraphs. Ln: M. Q1 ' ug , ,, 1. M , ,. f S y , I 0 5 :G V t Q wsa XS W X WN ZQWS Q f,,wM , dxf X s fi . M gif' 4 iii as 'avi 4 5 Film 'F-1.1.

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1 4 4 7 4 fi .4 W as ,W I M71 KW P M Mx X X f 7 ff Q.-st rim ff ,4?2a - wfi,Wa f l Elective classes active this year New in the art department is Mr. Mike Hale teaching seventh grade art. For Halloween, Mr. Hale design- ed a head for a local haunt- ed house. He said that he enjoyes doing various types of paper mache. Miss Pam.Smith was a stu- dent teacher for four weeks in the gym classes with Miss Shirley Sanner and Mrs. Elaine Holst. She helped teach the students vari- ous football plays and helped um ire softball games. lJMrs.Shirley Sanner and Miss Pam Smith are watching the cheerlead- ers teach some new cheers to the Pep Club at the first assembly. 2JMr.Michael Williams conducts the concert band and makes sure they are playing in perfect harmony. 37Mrs.Helen Washington, typing,Miss Pam Olson, Art 7,8,9,Mr.Mike Hale, Art 7,9pMr.Greg Pomeroy, Gym 7,9pMr.Michael Will- iams, bandforchestra, Pep Band 7,8,9gMrs. Mar- garet Stark, Chorus, Gen Music 4JMrs.Peggy Stark is get ting her class in pitch. 53 Mr. Mike Hale puts the finishing touches on a student's paper mache named Infaman. ll