Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Different trokes According to Coach Horner Askins, drivers, education helped the stu- dent Nto learn the basic rules of the road. Coach Jim Hagan added that it helps to Mlearn to manipulate the car, such as, hand over hand steeringf' Drivers' education was a course that usually sophomores took, and it had to be passed to graduate. Often, insurance agencies can give a student a discount on their in- surance policy for taking and passing drivers' educa- tion with a 6 B'i or above average. Physical education was under a different program. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors scheduled for P.E. by choosing from ma- jor categories such as physical fitness, team sports, individualfdual sports, and outdoor living skills. Physical fitness class in- cludes circuit training, jog- ging, running, and calisthenics. Outdoor living skills consisted of backpacking and camping skills. Flying disc club was organized for those students who enjoyed and were interested in the sport of frisbee. The club, spon- sored by Ms. Cindy Miller, held meetings and played whenever weather permitted. Club members Beth Alexander and Ed Sieger commented, uWe tried to build up a new sport that takes a lot of skill and balance. Drivers' ed. instructor coach Jim Hagan feels that the simulator helps in learn- ing to manipulate a car. ,ax ff' ll6 X Drivers Ed., P.E., and Frisbee Club After seeing this stunt done on television coach Pearson's P.E. IV class decided to attempt it themselves. .

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The Arts have it all People interested in working with small engines, wood, or metal en- joyed taking an industrial arts class. Those who would rather work with clay, paints, cloth, or leather enrolled in one of the many art classes. Girls have taken more and more industrial arts classes. Mr. Dean Carter said he thinks the, boys work even better with the girls in the class. When asked how he felt about the girls in his class ,lim Taylor said, ul m all for it! Some classes offered in industrial arts are general woodwork and power mechanics. Here students learned to use machines and skills to complete several different projects of While Penny Butler looks on, senior Vince Cox is using wax to make a batik fabric design in Art III. their choice. Power mechanics was a class which taught students how to repair small engines such as lawn mowers and chain saws. At Christmas the art club decorated the windows at Danny's Restaurant and received a complimentary dinner. Also during the holiday season they design- ed and decorated dough ornaments. HThe members that become involved are doing a good job for the club, said Ms. Cindy Miller. Their hard work paid off in a large mural that art club designed and the student student body Kickapoois anniversary. presented to council and in honor of 10 year Sophomore John Williams is using the band saw to cut a piece of wood during bis woodworking class. 118 Industrial Arts, Art Club 'ay'