Northwest Junior High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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Library Club-Hall wood Club 1 Mrs. French's library'he.lpers are, standing left to right, Paul Hudson, Tom Richardson, John Stensin, Dick Hardy, Kathy Stoker, Glenda Mcfbfdams, McGinnis, Pam Buxton, Orletta Peterson, Jamie Rush, Irene Whithorne, Alice Turner, Susan Fischer, Becky Lashbrook, Diane Loftlss, Naomi Dlcus, Nancy Roberts. Seated - left to right, Linda Neimann, Frances Akers, Pat Parris, Jo Beth Cramer, Sharon Doye. Not shown, Carol Blessing. l These five dependable boys under Mr. Hoyt's supervision are the ones who have the movie screen and projector set up in your room before you arrive. The HOLLYWOOD CLUB saves the teachers much work by carrying the heavy equipment back and forth, up and down, and around. The five ore, left to right, Gerald Barrows, Mike Bowler, David Gounce, Dan Waterman, and Perry Underwood.

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Scholarship lub-Spellers To be a member ofthe Northwest Junior SCHOLARSHIP CLUB has been the aim of many students. This is one club which gets better and better the larger it gets. lt takes ,lots of hard work to earn the grades which make one eligible. The Hl-LITES salutes all those in the picture above and those seventh graders whose grades this year will make them eligible for membership in the SCHOLARSHIP CLUB. The l96l spelling contest finalists are shown with the grade winners to the left in their rows. Seventh graders, Nancy Paschal, Karen Green, Donna Berry, Glenda Speaks, and Bruce Dickson. Eighth graders - Bill Corporon, Annette Johnson, Hazel Blackman, Susan Ireland, and Shirley Anderson. Ninth graders - Steve Robinson, Terry Jones, Gretchen Williams, Pat Johnson, and Janet Coffey. In the building championship, Terry Janes and Nancy Paschal fought through mast of second tour before Nancy could be declared the building champion . 59

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