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

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RONALD ADAMS X' DOUGLAS I-IUPP FANE BANKS ' X35 5 W SCIENCE The science department helps to acquaint the students with their environment in the world. It also attempts to arouse a curiosity to learn about the World in which they live. Each year the Science Fair provides an opportunity to display what the students have learned in the form of individual projects and experiments. l One of Mr. Hupp's Lab Science Classes KENNETH MYERS MARY BRANDON NANCY MLDDLEMAST ELON BOYERS LEONARD LOVE Joe and Smoking Sam I3 , y

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R I 1 ART MARY JO MCPHERSON ALVIN ROTI-IFELD ER i CONSTANCE WYNKOOP Mrs. Wynkoop's Seventh Grade Art Class lf N m l The art department gives to art students an' awareness of their surroundings and brings outl IN the creative expression of the student. The stul 0539 SW dent is taught art principles, and he is also enf couraged to experiment and to try different media. 1 X J. SIDNEY EMMETT PAUL TEMMING EMERSON STEWART EDWARD MILLER y i ' 1 E X ' l M Seventh Grade Pre-Vo Boys in Sheet Metal ll 5 K , I- 4 9 1- Qin fi Q v B S 'i w V

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wx tsl Yi O 5 if I XX ya! x. tx y 1 1 l MARIE NIXON PATRICIA LEWIS , . FERN EBERTZ BILL RAN-DLE M.rs. Hlckenlooper and Llnda Beard y Quotes of caution: An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, or A hearing test now may help to prevent problems later. i l l i PHYSICAL EDUCATION l The activities of the girls' and boys' gym classes are very similar. Both carry on a daily program of calesthenics, for the girls a minimum of 10 minutes and forlthe boys at least 15. The remaining time is spent emphasizing sports. Each group also Oy' ' physical efficiency tests and intramurals. l N' - f R w N f l JUDITH SCOTT : RICHARD CARPENTER T LUCILLE cRovEs I HAROLD WILHELM 5 1 w , l I i y., y A N. J 1 I I4 l H A l i I