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

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W . 'fQTi'e -1 - 3.1 -,1--3 ' w V 1' ', . MR, LANE, Vice Principal Mr. Robert Lane has been our vice principal at Curtis for two years. He received his bachelor's degree at Friend's University, and :1 m:ister's degree at Kansas State University. At the present, he is working on a specialist degree at Wichita State University. Before Mr. Lane came to Curtis as our vice principal, he taught sixth grade in the county for two years and history at Truesdell for three years. As one of the most important and well-liked persons in our school, Mr. Lane considers his principal duty discipline. He is also in charge of schedules, assemblies, the school calendar, attendance, textbooks, locks, and lockers. Mr. Lane also performs any task his boss, Mr. Budd, delegates to him. Outside of school, Mr. Lane likes to hunt, fish or play softball. His family is his wife and son, Timmy, who is one year old. Curtis Building Committee The faculty of each school is required to elect rr school building committee. This committee meets regularly to identify problems and to offer solutions concerning school procedures, rules, and policies.

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Our Principal, Mr. Budd This, my first year as Principal of Curtis junior High School, has been a most pleasant and challenging time. The many activities of the school, which are featured in this book, illustrate the enthusi- asm of the Curtis Falcons. I congratulate each of you for partici- pating in these worthwhile events. This yearbook will keep the memories of 1968-69 for you. May the experiences of this year inspire each of you to greater things in the years ahead. s u , This is Mr. Budd's first year as Principal of Curtis Junior High. For the past eleven years he has been the vice principal at Southeast. His main hobbies include camp- ing, fishing, and golfing. He also likes to study the fluctuations ofthe stock market. Mr. Budd has two sons, one who is al graduate of Curtis. His older son is presently n jtuiior nt Wichita State uni- versity. and the younger one is a junior at Southeast. He considers his main jobs as principal to work with and evaluate teachers, to oversee the school budget, and to talk with parents about matters that affect their students. When asked why he likes Curtis. he rep1ied, Scme- thing new is always happening. 3

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