Curtis Junior High School - Profile Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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I 9 :1 r if kr f.- in CGUNSELGR PROCTOR SEATED, LEFI' TO RIGHT: Donna Kunigonis, Ioyce Peake, Cathie Tilson, Linda jonker. STANDING: Mr. Turner, Velma Ross, Mrs. Gossen. Counselors Proctors serve as receptionists for the counselors and also help with clerical work, file when needed, and run errands. They alphabetize tests and answer sheets, sharpen test pencils, and take messages. Only ninth graders can be proctors. ART CLUB SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Cain, Eddie Irwin, Carol Lippitt, Margie Lappin, jim Norris. STANDING: Dianne Hamer, Ursula Rogers, Pat Fulton, Stephanie Ax, Carolyn Finch, Miss Mc- Pherson, Sharon Mitchell, Betty Wilson, Denise Phillips. The Art Club has nO formal organization, but it gives eighth graders a chance to sketch, paint, and create for thirty minutes each Tuesday, sixth hour. The members continue work done in the seventh grade and prepare for the outstanding art work which they do in the ninth grade. The sponsor is Miss McPherson. 50

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TUDE T COU CIL SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Corliss Little, Carole Elliott, Nancy Jamison, Julie Langston. STAND- ING: Scott Taylor, Mr. Keefer, Eric Oppliger. The Student Council is sponsored by Mr. Keefer and Miss Middlemast. Some of the projects are Friendship Fund, the Student Directory, Foster Children, talent assembly, an a-ll school party, stu- dent-teacher day, and the Save-The-Children Fund. There are forty-five members in the Council. THIRD HOUR GIRL GLEE CLUB NINTH GRADE FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Hamm, Sharon Underwood, Madeline Reef, Dana Wolfberg, Jeannie Strand, Twyl Ford, Carol Shackelford, Mercedes Trimmell, Ruth Grant, Arlene Nichols, Rey Shackelford, Linda Johnson, Doris Bollinger, Mary Darter, Stephanie Both. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Baldwin, Joyce Vorder- strasse, Annie Sandoval, Sharon Plummer, Virginia Sherwood, Janet Breaker, Rose Barrera, Gail Winters, Barbara Presley, Cheryl Baker, Terry Hixon, Carol Sims, Paulette Hill, Carol Wetterling, Cathy Jordan, Nancy Haupt. THIRD ROW: Mr. German, Connie Leach, Debbie Lawry, Jodie Akers, Alberta Butts, Debbie I-Iickerson, Marcella Luna, Linda Compton, Jean Jacobs, Barbara Hill, Janice Weingartner, Sherry Carroll, Halyce Cremee ll Pam Rotramel, Rose Alvarado, Sandy Stuewe, Melissa Haines.

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E.-.4,,., OFFICE PROCTOR LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynn Kramer, Ruth Grant, Nikki Fisher, Jana Best, Teresa Buchannan, Ricky Phibbs, Gary Frazee, Nancy Gibbs, Mrs. Nagel, Nlrs. Schell. The office proctors are a great help to the secretaries and counselors, as they perform a variety of jobs including filing, carrying messages, doing general clerical work, and somtimes using the inter- com. The proctors feel that this experience gives them a valuable education in office work. Only ninth graders can be office proctors. LIBRARY PROCTOR BEHIND DESK, left to right: Greg Crumley, Kristine Allen, Steve Hershberger, john Landis. IN FRONT OF DESK: Trudy Lambert, Mike Poer, Gary Webber, Joe Compton, Debby Mohr, Mrs. Patricia Lewis. AT TABLE janet Burgard, Mavis Pfund, janet Cooper, Susan I-layden, Denise Farha. BEHIND TABLE: Dale Clark, Julius Wright, David Horning, Robert Watson, Mrs. Marie Nixon. FRONT, right: Jeanne Busby, Linda Fouse, Susan johnson, Barbara Lowell, Sharon Morton, Marcia Starns. The purpose of library proctors is to give service to the school. It is beneficial in four ways to the proctors: they learn to do clerical work efficiently, they learn to work with others, they meet the public, and they learn the fundamentals of a library. 51