Kapaun Mount Carmel High School - Kapaun Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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KAPA PEAKS CUT person can learn to speak well. Speeches communicate a ability to think, use language correctly and effectively, an impression of the person's voice, and bodily actions. in speech can improve the personality of a per- because speech reflects moods, attitudes, temperament, b intelligence and education According to Mr Page Debate is the study of world issues a format of formalized argumentation. The awards y the team were second place at Northwest High School, place at Caney Valley High School, and third place at est High School. Congratulations! ...I QAboveJ Did I say this right? inquires Tom Ramsey, tAboveJ What do you mean you don't have your homework finished? questions Mr. Page. w 'ff,, Wlitlfi fit Q tAboveJ According to my book, first open and do this .. .. Speech I Debate Academics .

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UMMUN CATIG Yearbook class can be compared to a small business in that it is a separate enter- prise which produces a memory book for the entire school. Besides learning to write in a journalistic style, students learned how businesses are run, what they run on Cbudgetj, and about how business relation- ships work. In addition, they learned about the interdependency of one department upon another, such as in the area of pho- tography, and they also learned the tre- mendous importance of meeting job Deadlines! Besides the basics of Jour- nalism students did many fun things which built a sense of comradery, such as going to lunch and breakfast to celebrate each Deadline Success. The communications class studied learning theories about the art of human communication to improve themselves when speaking with others. CAboveJ Kathleen Barrier mulls over what picture she should use. YrbkfPhotofCom lil Academics A f QAboveJ Stephanie Statum and Debbie Becker exchange gifts at Yearbook Christmas party.

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gawzq 72120215741 GTIO The P.E. program at Kapaun Mt. Carmel is a fun and important part of our academic background. Both girls and boys may participate in these educational classes, which feature bowling, skat- ing, playing raquetball, basketball, baseball, and many more. We have three instructors in our P.E. department: Coach Guz- man, Coach Hampton, and Coach Sweet, who is the girl's instructor. This year, the department offered two brand new courses, C.P.R. and Lifetime Sports. These were available to any students who had been through a P.E. course as a Freshmen, and were very successful. Freshmen find in their P.E. class a fun way outside the classroom to not only learn, but participate, work together, and help develop their unity as a new class at KMC. tabovej Coach Hampton 8: Coach Sweet -V KMC's happy campers! 'ww ...LN- .Haan W, . in ' Q Q all Q Lv. is Q.,- ' , Qabovej J. Schwab lines up to hit a homer. -Q , pi . V i i-v ' M-.MN A tabovej K. Kitchen is ready to hit. Qabovej B. Baker is ready for the pros. Qabovej V. Headrick has become an experienced slow pi 70 Academics this year.