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

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Cafeteria and Custodial taffs Northwest's Cafeteria staff provides us each school day with meals for our 1100 pupils and teachers. Pictured above are the cafeteria workers with the year they started working at Northwest in parenthesis. Irene Phillips 119515, lrene Martin 119615, Juanita Janes 119615, Isabelle Doyle-director, Hazel Medley119485, Juanita Heldstab 119615, Bessie Ford 119455, Julia Kallaros 119625, and Clara Rist 119615, CUSTODIAL STAFF: Sonny Karninski, Ralph Wade, Doris Jakylovich, Frank Richardson, Donald Haussler, and Sam Edwards 1head custodian5.

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Janet Alexander Joyce Bond Deanna Bowers Pat Bowers Dave Brown Pat Collins Janice Deutch Carol Diehl Milli Djajich Pat Forsberg Robert Gulley Ken Harper Vicki Henderson Connie Huffman Brenda Hume Marlyn Hundley Sheran Jackson Don Johnson Lorna Johnson Randy Ketchel Kathy Kneece Sara Larson Dale Larson David Losh Brooks Lytle Bruce Mallm Eddie Manglesdorf Orchestra Linda McDaniel Tommy Moats Margie Morasch Robert Moulin Robert Mumma Fred Neumann Ralph Noland John Norris Winifredy Patton Dave Porter Kenneth Ray Bruce Riley Donna Rogers Herb Roll1n Cheryl Ross Kaye Ruby Kathy Salyer Charlene Sater Michele Sereres Don Shapley Vicki Shaumeyer Julia Spaur Carolyn Terbovich David Tinker Marilyn Trotter Ellen Tyler Marilyn Williams

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Pep Band Northwest's music program is one to be envied by other junior high schools. Under the direction of Mr. Eck and Mrs. Ring, our instrumental and vocal groups not only partici- pate in the usual classroom learning of music, but also put on programs not only at the school, but to outsiders as well. Annually, the groups are invited to entertain the area grade schools, perform for PTA organizations, attend music conventions, and play at school ball games. All who come to hear either the Christmas concerts or the Spring Music Programs marvel at the a- chievement of the musicians. They and their directors are to be congratulated for their efforts Above is seen Mr Eck's PEP BAND which entertained at most of the home games Their stirring marches certainly helped inspire the team To the right is seen Marsha Laffoon Mrs Ring s pianist A . . . . . . . . . c 5 n . - J 4ws.gg. ' ' rf