Old Mission Junior High School - Panther Yearbook (Roeland Park, KS)

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OFFICE STAFF MRS. ELEANOR KNOWLES Nurse MRS. CONSTANCE HAYES MRS. MARY LOU PULLIAM Office am-

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Mrs. Connie Jordan Eighth Unified Studies Richard Lading Music Mrs. Diane Lee Clothing Mrs. Viola Loving Seventh Unified Studies Mrs. Claire Madsen Seventh Unified Studies Leonard Molotsky - Mathematics, Science Mrs. Jean Ptacek Mathematics Mrs. Ann Raymond Mathematics William Rellihan Physical Education Mrs. Rillah Rumold Eighth Unified Studies Mrs. Mary Shields Art Thomas Slaymaker Physical Education Harold Stafford Typing William Studyvin Shop Melvin Taylor Shop Mrs. Jeanne Volker Mathematics Mrs. Ada Wade Seventh Unified Studies Mrs. Margaret Walker Special Education Walter Way Physical Education Miss Pat Wolverton Ninth Unified Studies

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STUDENT CONGRESS .wh 'ZW I7 'X .ar , 2 4 ' 32514 VST? '7 , s-:Mix get . ---:1q! isPr.i. gr. if r 51- IEW ' ',...-yrs -'ard I I' ' o A -, ig' 'f - .Q STUDENT CONGRESS OFFICERS ' . Left to right: Kenny Hey, Vice-Presidentg Suzy Peck, Treasurer: Dave Porter, Presidentg Phyllis Schneider, Secretary and Chuck.Lyon, Parliamentarian. I , A Student Congressunder the sponsorship of Mr. Schurr has completed its fourth successful year. The development of leadership ability and the opportunity for students to assist in school functions are the objectives of the organization. Many committees worked on projects during the year. The Alternates planned parties: Merit committee stressed cleaniness and courtesyg Student Directory committee compiled the handy telephone and address book, and the school flag was the project of the Flag committee. Other projects of Student Congress were publicity programs, assemblies, Student-Teacher day and Back-to-School night. Dimitrios Rodis, Greek boy, was adopted another year. Everyone canbe proud of the contributions of Student Congress. K V O M KVOM is On the air.