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

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. eil , ..r... .ffm SE.ATEDg LEFT-RIGHT: Mrs. Purington, Mrs. Dinwiddie, Mrs. Savoy, Mrs. joy, Mrs, Compton, Hill. STANDlNGg Mrs. Waldorf, Mrs. Dixon, Mrs. Wood, Mr. Stevens, Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. Martha Schell Secretary VIP S M' Ruth Fiedler Bookkeeper ? ai!3f . Mary Hill-Nurse VIP'S The cafeteria staff comes at 6:30 A. M. and leave at 2 P. M. They serve approximately 1200 students and faculty a day. Mrs. Schell has been secretary at Curtis since the school opened. She serves as secretary to Mr. Budd and is responsible for enrollments and is in charge of the office work. The nurse is responsible for giving talks and planning programs on health, as well as carin for the health of each student during the day. The cus- todians work at Curtis from 6 A. M. to 4 P. M. They make sure everything is running smoothly before school and wait on students during school. Mrs. Fiedler serves as bookkeeper and treasurer. W ' r . Mr. Duncan Mr. Brown Mr. Tennant Mr. Mayfield Mr. Worlcman Madson 5

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'f Er Vlvrxaxi Q 1 1 r x If vin s. ', , ff Q ' r,'U'3 'l' . 3 ' A ' BAKER, RU'1'1-LANN , ' . Ak , ,' . , ' MCPHIERSON, MARY JO : H f A - Q NM V, R .A ' L ' ' ROTHFELDER, ALVIN g TERRY, NORMAN ,, ,. -MEET Art There are four teachers in the Art Department of Curtis, with Miss Mc- Pherson at thehead. For the first time, Art is being offered to all three grades. Art is offered to the ninth grade on the assumption that they intend to do some- thing with art later in life. Art on the level of seventh and eighth grade is offered in hopes of giving the student a knowledge and understanding of con- ception, coordination, and the use of their Own imagination. - . I- Reading Reading Development and Improve- nient help the students to learn to read as well as they possibly can. Reading Development is for the students who do not read as well as they should, while Reading Improvement is for readers who enroll for speed and better comprehensicm, and so improve in other subjects. There are 210 Students enrolled in the course with two teachers, Mr. Robin- son and Mr. Pringle. 1 . W .sr- Spanish Mrs. McCarrier, the Spanish teacher at Curtis, feels that the Spanish classes help prepare the students for other for- eign languages that they might take later in high school, This year, her second year ninth grade class partici- pated in a contest at WSU, and in the spring the 8th and 9th graders partici- pated in a National Spanish contest. :X 1' -' Swv ' 971 ' . , ' 1 r. , Qf W' PRINGLE, B.F , . .far-sl , 'V ' 19 1 'AV-.' .1 ROBINSON, JOHN MCCARRIER, WANDA A . . .t ,M to ' 1 v r ' ,. 'VV ,, 1. ,v j- i. ,R tif? ' l3 ., .,. . . ,

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STAGE BAND SEATED: james Stevensor Lee Martin Terry Bolan John Huy Ricky Morgan Kevin Franklin SECOND ROW: Bob Doose janet Latas Mike Lakous Ron Roush Terry Ccwman Clark Jenlink THIRD ROW: Tim Standlec Blake Richter Kelly Monk Mr. Danders Music Instrumental music at Curtis is taught by Mr. Dennis Danders. He conducts five groups of students: The Or- chestra with seventh, eighth, and ninth graders, the Symphonic Band with all three grades, the Concert Band with Seventh and eighth graders, and the Cadet Band with seventh and ninth graders. The fifth group, the Stage Band, has eighth and ninth graders who practice before and after school twice a week. In the vocal department there are the ninth grade mixed chorus, conducted by Mr. Stephen Clenunents, the Eighth and Seventh Grade mixed choruses conducted by Mr. Everett Craven, and the Seventh Grade Boys Glee Club directed by Mr. David jones, These four groups present several concerts during the year for the enjoyment ofthe parentsqarld students., , ,f ,fl A re., 5,3 . li V ,,-N l ' , N - W ' Q f f i N Lu, m -' w f 1 M . L' ,N X, , a- Wi .5 on kg , , v V' ' x 71 ,fi ,I L, i 4, K, x , ,A I ' ,r X , 'i, , ' x x ' L-,f V K xx, , X x , ' 5 ' . ' V l . , ' A V :J , , Li X f x , W, ' Y x,a , my 5 X' r ,n k T, K N ,ft xx , s fi if 4, f-- ,, 1 , . K ,- x. V V .Y f' ' Lf' . if SYMPHONIC BAND FIRST ROW: Brad Kramer, Karen Hemphill, Pat Westlake, Kathy Hennis, Kathy Livingston, jeff Ladd, Patti Angelo, Tim West, Janet Latas, Clayton Wilson, Debbie Hawk, Beth Baker, Mary Hinckley, Cindy Moss, Kathryn Weiss, Keith Tillotson, Claudia Forbes, Mr. Danders.SECOND ROW: jo Oyer, Gratz Brown, Leon Hamm, Steve Gregg, Renee Corley, Galen jackson, Mark Metz, jerry McVey, Terry Tillotson, Terry Bolan, Tom Hearn, Lee Martin, Mark Reed, Cindy Perkins, John Huy, Ricky Morgan, THIRD ROW: Steve Carter, Kirk I-layenga, jim Walker, Mike Pottorff, Kevin jones, Debbie Meyer, Sandra Johns, Terry Pittman, Robin Welker. TOP ROW: Kirt Coughenour, Don Storment, Larry Barth, Tim Standlee, Carl Dennett, Marc Vincent, Lenny Hanks, John Haas, Kenneth Hayes, Russ Stams, Doug Reynoldson, joe Perl-dns, Dan Christniore, Clark Ienlink.