North Jefferson Middle School - Yearbook (High Ridge, MO)

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Very Important People BERNICE MURPHY is not shown. MRS. MOSS and MRS. POTTER super- vise the lunch lines and dining hall. They see that the 3 shifts are on schedule. Students enjoy socializing in the cafeteria at lunch. Without these V.I.P.'s, North Jefferson Could Not Operate. MRS. LINDA WARD, R.N. , enjoys one of the rare mo- ments that she's not busily seeing students. She provides medical aid to students and teachers alike. Efficiently staffing the kitchen are MRS. MARGARET UTZLER, MRS. ALVERNE RUZICKA, MRS, NORMA OTTOMEYER, and MRS. JUANITA VOLMER. MRS. Hearty platesful of good, hot meals are served daily. AL BLIMENBERG, one of the many student help- ers, is ready to work. pr- H MR. LOU BOHLE keeps an eye on repairs and cleanliness during school hours. JIM PARSONS, SPEEDY HAR RIS, and HOWARD WEITZEL work from 3:30 p.m. until 11 p. m. readying the school for another day. 9

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M rrrr it Arts, Crafts, and Music Develo, MRS. JANETTE MAI-IARREY, Sth. grade Art teacher, supervises student's progress. Creativity MRS. CLAUDIA KLOHR, crafts teacher, along with Theresa jumper and Angie Latham, try out a new recipe. MISS JAN TUCKER looks for a painting to show her MRS. SANDRA WYNN, Home Ec. teacher, and Art class. MR. WAYNE SMILEY, Chorus, head for their first hour classes. MISS BETH COBB, librarian, updates the card catalog. Photos not available: MISS COLLEEN KINNEY, Speech and Drama, MRS. CONNIE O' REAR, sixth grade music. Bill Fowler, Lori Karll and Sabrina Reynolds consult the counselor, MISS JANE ROLLENHAGEN about ninth grade courses.

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Talent Abounds at orlh Jefferson On February 16, 1973, the Murphy School auditorium was packed to standing room only for the annual Mother's Club Talent Show. This year's show featured 23 acts, including singing, dancing comic skits, and tumbling. The audience and the performers thoroughly enjoyed the show. The comic saga of Big Duff, told like the Faces of the crowd reflect the excitement seen on stage. Paul Yoakum, Gery Grimm, joey O'Day, Ricky Navartil, and Gary Vonderhaar thrilled the audience with their tumbling. Becky Pickens and Carol McClain were a convincing Sonny and Cher. ballad of Big john was a favorite. Artists Bring Honor Z0 Egglggggtoggfofas in orth Jefferson Eleven of Mrs. Maharrey's art students won awards at the 1973 Scholastics Art Awards Contest. Prize-winning artists: :FDebbie Turner PFEddie Hayes Kevin Murphy Scott Collier Anna Grupe Ricky Lowery JFB1ue ribbon winners. john Ribble Kelly Brower Louis Throop Steve White jim Brown Winners proudly display their awards. Louis, 10 Steve and jim aren't shown.