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

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Nix' '. ii 3 t -L, ' 25 ii-:Q f 1 'ee M 'ik f E 'x 1 4559 5' QI it 1. M- -gr ,5 Q 3 wb, t 8 I 4 R . I. I I an I , . .l X-iff' em' A J 'Eg A I :fl A ie i Y. Music Our instrumental music director at Curtis is Mr. Danders, who dir- ects the orchestra, symphonic, concert :uid stage bands along with a percussion ensemble of eighth graders. The students taking vocal music are divided among three teachers, Mr. Clemnients, Mr. Craven, and Mr. Jones. These classes take part in the city-wide festival and secondary festival. Thecgurpose of their music is to tea students to use their singing voices and to sing musically. cusrvnvuzurs, sTEPHeN CRAVEN, EVERETT DANDERS, DENNIS JONES, DAVID N is Q I, Mr. Cleniments Teaching His Eighth Grade Class Students who enroll in typing for the coming year will be commit- ting themselves to leaming all of the keys of the typewriter. The 533355 Special Services . f 1G D Fi ri , ' ,fc -Q51 3 1.1, 'sl' fl 2.1 y i, G5,2,a.,.:2S5Qra I .:'.. 4 , 4' ' I , if .sy Ziff U i ' F IEWIS , PAT RIC IA Library Clerk LIPPOLDT , KENNETH Librarian HILL, MARY Nurse RANDLE, WILLIAM Speech Therapist Il main purpose of leaming these is that the students can use thc type- writer for notes, letters, temm papers, and many other uses. 'Es' 4 MEIANDER, LAURA . I MCXDN, DELORES

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KELTNER, mm Jo MINTER, KAREN Home Economics At Curtis junior High we are striving toward educating girls to become well prepared future homemakers, as well as becoming well-poised young ladies in our society. Consumer education is being stressed in all areas of Home Economics. Which is no longer strictly Foods Preparation and Clothing. Mrs. Ke1tner's Ninth Grade l-lomemaking Class. Physical Education Coaches Wilhelm and Schepis teach the boys' physical education classes. The general objective of the class is to con- tribute to the complete health of the student. Daily calisthenics help in the boys training to be in good physical con- dition. Miss Scott and Miss Groves teach the girls' physical education classes at Cur- tis, They help the girls in leaming game rules, good sportsmanship, and teamwork. The main objectives of the course are to promote good social behavior and to develop good physical skills. GROVES, LUCILE SCOTT , JUDITH WILHELM, HAROLD 10 scrrms, MIKE 1 if' QQM-33 a . 6 E! , N 'E is 1 . Wi: T, A .1, ,ss 1 HQ- ' A K. 1g,.., ' , 1 QQ W yy.. K1 s - if ff

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Special Education Special Education, taught by Mrs. Whitaker and Mrs. Jarrett, has many objectives. They help the students make a satisfactory adjustment to the world around them, and also teach the basic skills. The main thing that is taught is behavior, consisting of 7 , JARRETT, DOLORES J' l I W 'X '- 'a ' WHITAKER, Loxs promptrness, pride in the There are classes. courtesy, the completion of a task started, and accomplishments. Job skills are also taught. seventh, eighth, and ninth graders in these Mr. jones' Seventh Grade Industrial Arts Class. EMMETT, J. SIDNEY JOACHIMS, DONALD JONES, JOHN TEMMING, PAUL Industrial Art, also known as Shop, is a course that teaches boys to work with their hands. Classes in Shop are for all grades. The boys mal-cc items to use around their homes- lamps, tool boxes, cedar chests, Sugar scoops, etc. To make these articles, both hand and power tools are used. Shop also helps the students to learn a lifetime skill. Industrial Arts WW , , .J ,,.. .. ,,.i?'f,x1 i Q, '32 1' ' ur .. .93 V. . 1 .Q - 1 ,, .- 5'-Q-,A If '3?'l!'- , . N' H, MIS. H Si 1 gg ' A' . it ,r 0 1, f In x -H v , if tif 3 at , Q K, 4 s f ' 1' ' .si , ,L . , mv 1 1 qi., -.pw 12