Oak Park High School - Cambia Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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History And Literature Comm unieate Lufherearesornanychxnsopen:nulsornany Ways to learnf, said Mrs. Pam Petitt, head of the English department, 'tWe try to teach the kids to think critically. TWueEnghQ1deparunenthasgonethrougha change that xvdl help to evaluate better this yeafs sophonnnes.'Fhe profkiency test was given to find if a student needs more help in English. The test covered reading, composition, and grammar. If a student scored low, he will be placed in an Ehmghsh course. UIthinkitsgoingtxihehnthestudentsf'saui Mr. John Hagan about the new World Studies classes he is preparing for incoming sophomores. 4 st, C Mlllile they 4 I electi many stude said l depai skills teach Mr. I and l I S so .V s 4' A ll E r Q X n ii gtqs, :X A6533 X ! i par' I ' .,,..Lf' nf ,L

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X. N so i Law ng Us Q J' 1 , ,eg ,A.' - - tchell l Ed. 'etitt ish Salyer less Ed. H T . .Q ,. fe .,., K . x ws-Q l a ,.,1.,, , ,,, ,, ' 12, Troutz a Center -, E, A s 5 , x - 1 5 .r , rx 3 E 1. Wheat ie Ec. l rs 'Q ai 5 le Vw' Jeanne Lawing Annette Luyben Art Priscilla Mitchell French i , 1 ,s ..1f' 4.71 Chuck Posson Soc. Studies H, .iii ' F Q af! i R llgk X X A Byron Moats Mini School English Sondra Pryor Business Ed. English is we B pg 1 A V Q52 ' .fl ' A Larry Settle Soc. Studies i my It n 1'- 5 - v Brenda Smith IA-Music ,vw is Q ' . --VQ it if .W -nf! ilu. xt , hvk et 'y rl X x N ,, if .. I l g we ii K 53.3 - ' x ' . 1 . N Q fcfg ,. ' 1 A A Xp l fa'sx. 1 U XX T222 - A., 5 ' . l A .-. SUN? MCAYUIUT John McEniry Lori McKinley LaVern McKinzie Mlm School Math IA-Mini School Business Ed. Soc. Studies -. K muff . WNV, lx K. 5 A-xx we ' K oo Alan Moon Instrumental Music X ..., ,. -'Q of lv. Sharon Quinn Teacher Clerk x X 5' X X 3' ln 5 T .. ' f . 1 K jr: . 1 Dorothy Smith Media Specialist Rita Vonn Debbie Walker Bob Walsh English Attendance Soc. Studies Secretary Q -.IF -v -ri' A t I Q .S . N r ' lim' Wslliums Jeff Wolverton 1'-fu, Sluflies Dr. Ed. Cora Wright Business Ed. Rosa Lee Mathis Secretary .Q . u . s X . a x , .. gif t,tQ.:-- 3 grg. p . K il A Marcia Moore Ina Ruth Morris Marvin Nuernberger Bill Overbey Special Ed. IA-AV Ind- ANS Counselor Richard Rice Richard Kent ROb9ftS Speech, Soc. Richardson Ind- AIRS Studies Math r e e or .,., a er'i- . V I ..,. .:. ., .il , LA 4 ,,v Qtyhrlh 1 H, P A . M. 1'-:, gg. ,gg 1 was pg, .E .f , f 'S QM V '.,r1' Z. c t f zlg: 3 X v A V5 t glkr. 'K , ::'l' 7 V I ..4,. Q 4.-, It ' 53:55-fa: K h .IQI F .,... Q Pj CSV' E L A I l i 225 Dick Swenson Joyce Taylor Debbie Thompson Spec. Adj. Counselor Home Ec. Secretary . as . fs- . . X, 5.9 k-'- :Q u , ,1 ' 'itl . --.. 1, -Q . . Q ' fr- ! . Y l f, at A Bonnie Warfield Lynn Weatherly Elizabeth Weekley Math IA-Media Center Home EC- . tj ' Donna Zaiger Nurse Cecelia Robinson English If Donna Thompson Counselor -Q,f 'w fi-Y' y . if James Welch Ind. Arts

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ate so many ad of the ,e kids to hrough a tter this :est was help in position, e will be ts, said Studies iomores. f ,,,2 m st is c Y 0 . ' ' .',, ef . ' Id tsii '4 ,ff . ' 1. 'if fr if ii . . Hifi A is 1,3 A 1 fi' r . , .fe 'The class is trying to get them to a point where fti - ,ra W 1,75 t rf' fs. B v y W,.,eJ they can follow the news. A' 2 xl, .f'rl We 1 is ,. ..N.s,f'b'f'? ,,8f,Q.j' i.gf'g,.. , . 's Despite the new class for sophomores, fi 'M elective classes have decreased and not as K i, many courses will be available to other hilt ,-ruff' students. argl 'iWe have an excellent department, , ininnp iri, .76 4, lm said Mr. Hagan, head of the Social Studies i iiii 3 2 'Q' he department, Each teacher has different Sl skills and really knows a lot. Four new .Y y ,Q E teachers were added to the department this year, 1' ,4 Mr. Larry Settle, Ms. Marj Britt, Mr. Richard Rice, i and Mrs. Mary Mitchell. '-1 'X '5 . ' Ne I f Q I I 'X WLAA 'ek was Upper middle, Ex-convicts report about their lives in prison to a Social Studies class. Top right, Souvenirs of Japan. Far right, Taking tests was an essential part of most American History classes. Lower right, Mrs. Cecelia Robinson and members of the American Folklore class get a glimpse of early America by making soap. Lower middle, A party provides a break in routine during Mr. 'l'hompson's psychology classes. Far left, David Chambers presents the premier of his movie 'Return of Autumn during llls. Vonnis Senior Literature class. 21