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

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panish Club likes fun-filled year The Spanish Club has always been one of the most active clubs at Cen- tral and this year is, definitely, no exception. They participated in their annual Christmas program, Mex- ican Independence day and a field trip to Casa de Tacos. The l976-77 Drill Team along with the cheerleaders had a change in sponsors this year. Their new spon- sor was Mrs. Elaine Holst. The Drill Team performed at the Rosedale Tournament and at Freshman games during half-time. There were 24 girls chosen for the Drill Team last year in October. They have been practicing and performing since then ll SPANISH CLUB: lfirst rowj M. Jus- tice, T. Collins, C. Brown, P. Wil- son, M.Warczaski, C. Scherzer, S. Jenkins, D. Brownell, M. Rickman, lsecond row! M. Michalski, T. Ves- tal, K. Gibbons, T. Rawlins, M. Lind- sey, M. Lopez, D. Macias, K. Tuley, L. Menghini, M. Blaise, Cthird rowl S. Garcia, M. Boyd, L. Jastremski, C. Smith, S. Garcia, M. Ramerez, L. Adriano, F. Moreno, R. Herman, V. O'Bannon, ffourth rowb S. Berry, K. Kenski, L. Marquez, D. Livingood, J. Moran, J. Quijas, M. Ford, C. Shaw, L. Bardwell, S. Murillo, Mrs. Vasquez, ffifth row! H. Gaines, D. Dewald, D. Jennings, M. Bernal, M. Arrocha, B. Deichler, S. Wilson, K. Crawford, S. Valverde, A. Avila. 21 Pom-Pom girls do a routine during a freshman game. 31 A few pom-pom girls dance around in their routine. 49 Members of the Spanish Club dress up for Mexican Independence Day. 57 DRILL TEAM: Cfirst rowl M. Brown K. Finley, K. McGhee, M. Boyd, M. Ibarra, D. Churchill, C. Rock, Cap- tain: B. Edwards, C. Brownsberger, C. Phillips, Y. Royster, fsecond rowl J. Terhune, M. Micholski, M. Blaise, T. Peachee, R. Russell, M. Cannon, V. Finley, V. O'Bannon, K. Bowie, S. Sipple, G. Germany, NOT PICTUREDp C. Saunders, captain. 42 155535 S 5 K I E

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. Q g ueen criesg others laugh Tears of joy, happiness and sorrow were seen Feb- ruary ll, 1971 at our ann- ual Sno-Ball Dance. Happy Lynette Kelly was crowned Sno-Ball queen while also joyful were Ty- letha Willia s Cfirst run- ner-up! and Denise Doyle Csecond runner-upl. Besides the queen and her runners-up there were six re aining attendants: Debbie Churchill, Cindy Cunniff, Gail Germany, Carrie Murphy, Ta my Sey- mour and Phyllis Yocum. The Sno-Ball Dance was held in the gymnasium.which was beautifully decorated by the art classes and all in all it was a very excit- ing and thrilling evening. The music was provided by a disc jockey named Rick. The:music and the mood were just right and they, along with the crowning of the queen and her runners- up, make our annual Sno- Ball Dance a very, big success. l. Tyletha Williams was our first runner-up for Sno- Ball queen. 2. Lynette Kel- ly was crowned queen on February ll, 1977, at our annual Sno-Ball Dance. 3. Denise Doyle was our sec- ond runner-up for queen. 4. Mr. Walter McGregor announces the attendants and queen while Mr. Arthur Hathaway gets the roses ready for our queen. 5. The Sno-Ball queen and her attendants. 6. The atten- dants stand with their es- corts impatiently waiting for the announcements of first and second runner-up and queen. 41 , .L -at