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

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GAA - Intramurals iiiim The GAA or Girls' Athletic Association participated not only in the school intramural program, but also in swimming at the Y . The irls ended the year with the annual GAA picnic. Some of the members shown above are, ROW ONE: Pam Perkins, Ellen Tyler, Cheryl Ross, Susan Martin, and Carol Diehl. ROW TWO: Jamey Moulden, Jeanie Reeves, Leigh Brenneisen, Patty Church, Mary Kitchen, Donna Hannah, Claudia White, Janet Russell, Janet Sessions, Sheryl Spacek, Deanna Bowers, and Andra Anderson. ROW THREE: Anne Jordan, Pam Castor, Camilla Nesselrode, Barbara Gille Barbara Blee Pearl Richards, Marlene Davis, Deanna Medlin, Cathy Carver, Suzanne Herman, Gayle Vogel, and , S l ROW, FOUR Linda Baile Judy Harper Barbara McCambry and Jackie Pierson Below are seen some Kathy a yer. : y, , , . of the boys' intramural winners. The boys participate in basketball, football, softball, volleyball, and track in the intramural program. Q-:::f.'f :---fq.:.:-- 1--.fa--.. eta- fav..--gzfy ..J4.fa,.,, ,,, ,HH . ,,,, TM 1 - ,, , ' ,S,, , , , H W U 1 ' ' - ' ' '- -' '--'H' -' - ' 1--M 1'-A' 'i f---11'--ff-1-,-w.: .L-5:-1- 2--1: -w-:JN -nk'-.-f-zum: - .--11,-sw.-rg.: -,..-,,f.t,f1.-- 5:-f-4, ,sq .ls.,t,,,, --..,,1.....,,,.,..,., , V ., , ,

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, X... f,,, X 1 963 Track Team Mr. Knight's track hopefuls for this year group together for their yearbook picture. As this book went to print, it was still not known if the team would be another Winner. But from results in early practices, the boys looked good. Seen on these pages are pictures of some of the boys getting acquainted with their events. BELOW LEFT: Jim Keen, Butch Donaldson, Robin Eaton, and Jerry Bailey take a close look at the pole vault height which Coach Schwartz said must be cleared in order to stay in city competition. Meanwhile, BELOW RIGHT: Angelo Hewitt, Don Stephenson, and Rick a Ramey take a similar approach to the high jump bar. On the next page surrounding the five track coaches, Mr. Stotts, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Schwartz, Mr. Knight, and Mr. Faerber are several other track hopefuls. Across the top are Sam McCaston, Ralph Noland, and Butch Donaldson, prospective hurdlersg and Bill Paradise and Alan Worthey practicing a handoff for a relay event. At the bottom of the page are Dave Brown' and Don Stephenson getting the feel of the starting blocks while George Curtis, Jim Crew, and Ralph Noland find just how heavy the shot is. , - eaae S fafr t ii f ' i 751 WW f, f,ff , , fi ' is 'il f r J 'f 1, 2 11, p rr , ,Nga W f, Nw MS f rw-. ny ,gui s ,c,,w fm, ff . f 1. ' 'V gl i fjf I 7' fr. 1 ,gl f W ' ,,,,,' ' I , fw J Lf' ,, W J-W 'IPI' H Q r ' yiyy J ,X , , L R , :MfzZ5a2jcf,f C ill? X f me ' , R ,1 xx. , :S , r RQ' ' f ' f ' f,- +2 mf! 'Q x ' V J fs ff , 3. V xexv be V f g r gk , , rr kk , ,, , W , 5- Q if , , V f,X, , 2f:e,,,, ,g,,j,ff'f,+ . MWJWQ - , 4? f , 5. ff' fa f , t X J , x t WW! . 3 f '- f, Q- X yxvfqwffffr' f , -f' , , X ,f X-, J J f R J: - trr, at R , J r f - , , S- W 7,1 11 - , 6 'ZW ' ,' ' get f ' ' A Q , me - I 'XF 4.3.2 2- 'W :WM 1 X, Xi a Q M, ' ff' W x f f ' ,, ff Mfg, L Ng gn .-Q M 5 p ,img V ,: X-wwf , X .,.-m,, fp , ,, ,, , i X X X w4 , , ,V Q , N .J f? ,N 1 I :V .,,. X,.,,,I 9 ,il , l, M x x so Q, , ,, J ,,,,, , ,sg f W ag L X ,, , W , ,, ,,, 3525 J: W 1 fi A if V if 7 iiff f fx. : Q A ' f L X , ,,,Xf, 3: It I A In Wggatr, fvsehgzqk ,- Y A RSA may i l H W ,ip N. ,, I , W , eSi5q :'f1 : S W' Ms ' ' X Q N 1, ' E AS fzzwfffiei, 1 - Q WWW f ' - L X X R X 79f 'M,fZ se W I W if , Y , If ,' , , I 1, 3 ,..i , -cg J h My S ff - , , ,, y f f'W...,, , .M M x p ,, fn, S fy. in M , W ,I S i Mi W V 'iw ' 4 . ' ' f ' f Q'..5:.J ff ,fbi ' ,- ' I' -1,41 MW, M X 'R f' 1.,,, 13ff7aidHQ ' I ff

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U X ffl 5 Calenda W2 . YTACXMJMYLM Wim? AUXGUST Half day of school I-Ialf day of school Half day of school SEPTEMBER Labor Day vacation Full day of school: nine months of agony. OCTOBER Yearbook pictures taken More yearbook pictures, first six-weeks ends. Grade cards, better start working, first Nor'wester Class elections NOVEMBER - No school, teachers' meetings Same, nice vacation. Open -I-louse, Mom and Pop learn the truth. Second Nor'wester . K.U. Assembly Thanksgiving vacation Same Vacation over and doors seem narrower. End of second six weeks. . Grade cards-more woe!! DECEMBER Basketball, beat Ward 35 to 29 Lost to Northeast 52 to 26 Li Nor'wester number 3 Taught Arrowhead some basketball 43 to 31. Beat West 36 to 23, K,U, Assembly, magician., ' Annual Christmas prograxmj Beat Turner 41 to 5 Christmas vacation begins with everyone waiting for Santa. JANUARY ' Vacation over, back to the old grind. Rosedale caught us full of Christmas candy 30 to 25. Big game with Central went into overtime but they won 30-to 27. xx ff? 4353! Almost beat Northeast, but they won 46 to 41-another heartbreaker. End of first semester. Grade cards, we start anew. Got back our winning ways over Argentine 31 to 20. Ran over West 38 to 19. Nor'wester time again. Finally beat Central 31 to 24, jubilation at Northwest. FEBRUARY Last game of the year and we beat Coronado 42 to 22. K,U. Assembly on the FBI ' Faculty beat the varsity as cheerleaders caught kidnapping. Nor'wester ' End of fourth six-weeks. ' 4 MARCH Grade cards again 4 Gym show matinee after so manyprac- tices ' Gym Show Gym Show-finally it's over with thanks to the teachers and as always, to Mrs. Sigg. . K.U, Assembly, accordian Vacation for students, teachers visit businesses on BIE day Nor'wester APRIL End of fifth six weeks Good Friday Vacation Easter Monday vacation 1 Grade cards, must buckle down for the final stretch. Another Nor'wester MAY Final Nor'wester Ninth graders say their good-byes to Northwest. Yearbooks distributed Last day for eighth and seventh graders. See ya next year. - . . , ,,, N., , If