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

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L. TO R.: Steve Richie, Carlton Stokes, Mr. Perry, Dorothea Wilson, Debbie Chapman, Brad Lewis. COIN CLUB The Coin Club is the new- est and smallest club in Curtis. The main purpose of the club, according to their sponsor Mr. Perry, is to acquaint students with the value of native and foreign coins. Also, Mr. Perry educates mem- bers on the history of coins and provides them with an interesting and profitable hobby. Center picture QL. to R. Q: Alicia Fjavs Paula Sheets, jniiinc Knox, Dalrlcne Wilson. ky, Lisa Gulick, Rance Woodard Lower picture QL. to R. j: Orlcy Amos, Mike Getto, Mrs. Sherwood, Scott Sykes, Robbie Wilson, David Blakemore. FALCON STAFF The Falcon staff published an interesting issue every month, under the excellent leadership of Mrs. Sher- wood. Features of the pa- per this year were news, editorials, sports, and feature pages. The staff, selected by Mrs. Sher- wood, was chosen on the basis of past experience, grades, and interest in journalism. QW Mimi gt w -f-1 I V J 'K Q 5 . S A- -lkali? ' 'I 1 .

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RED CROSS SITTING QL. to R . j: jeff Miller, Greg Cummings, Debby O'Lenry, Curtis Cummings. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Frcd Smith, Bill Roberts, Dennis Cassidy, Mrs. Preuett, Judy Clark, Kathy Hasse. SECOND ROW: Scotty Hein, Tcrryl Brown, Wayne Reece, Junior Red Cross is a young people's organization under the sponsorship of the Amer- ican Red Cross. The aim of the members is to serve the community. This club is one of the first formed clubs at Curtis. Red Cross has adopted a care home for elderly women. On each holiday they take fa- vors to the home. Other projects during the year were making placemats for the Vet- erans Hospital, repairing toys at Christmas time, and preparing Christmas boxes for our servicemen in Viet Nam. DRAMA CLUB , . The Curtis Drama Club is an organizauon formed for students interested in drama amd public acting. Under the direction of Miss Taylor and Mrs. Duvall, several plays were presented during the year. With profits from former plays, thc club has presented several fine paintings to the school.

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CHEERLEADERS KNEELING QL. to R. Q: janet Weber, jill Williams, Guy Sopcr. STANDING: Terri Middleton, Sharon Black, Rhonda Scholler. LEADERS' CLUB L. TO R. : Steve Bennet, Teddy Green, Steve Trujillo, Larry Siegrist, Gary Brewer, Bill Dobbin, john Widdow- son, Kirk Browning, Phil Stone, Craig Perry Steve Ansel, john Exley, Ralph Tetan, Bill Neville, David Rogers, Andy Reheis, Keith Coleman, john Newman, Steve Banks, David Adams, Cliff Lewis. CURTIS PEP CLUB 1.1 if 41-. wr 1. W., 'wig QD,-la Q-ki'u' 7 In .,1:N Y,' L?'ff.9f ?1i 7 ' 'ig-H v vw 'f'..' I giaez ffzmei H 1 L, U.. 1. Q A 5 .1 sq. 9 9 if F 9 - , . v.-'Funvv K., 1 vfgg' 'f ',, ' 4 . 'Q F53 '14 ' 'll gf' ,U 1' ' ' - if , I ,LL .. nh, ' f. A0 . , F3 'I ,M I ..- ti., S ,, sg, u ,ag - A' 1 . '. xii.. D In S vs 0.4, '15 U., ,. 'k - ' ,QL .. 2' .v I s ., . ,. .3 , ,,,, DQS. pg.: - K, 21,5 , E1-Q if D-,.'Y' ' ., M i .,,' I- .N , 1 V ,. my-. i . -,- . A. 3, -'1 J 1 . 4 :J nv .- 'ml ' gb' 'S' 3 ,rin ' -9: 5 'ix'-'J-is ,, i Gi i ii . . L, ,Y ii .1 , .. L L V J W 1 . ' ln r: 'tt f-5 vu 1: ---' --5 ,- N9 EA' D 1- H: M ,, 'V M A L6 x 26 L w ' i . , , y 9 -1 H fs I l. .,, Q . .7 1 '11 Q I - l .. .