Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

 - Class of 1986

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Students group at the lab tables in the back of the room to help each other conduct a heat energy experiment in physics. f f , Lab formulate scientiiic blunders g H Science classes may have seemed somewhat dreary to the average student but often beeker boredom was broken with the help of a partner in lab. Lab partners were established in science classes to get the experiment and clean-up done faster. However, they also served to rid students of the science blahs. Science classes are a lot more fun with a lab partner, it makes the hour go faster, junior Branin Lane said. In the myraid of chemical formulations, it was also nice to have a partner to make the grade Cor notj . Juniors Heather Green and Ann Burlingame had their share of scientific blunders. Sometimes we go all the way through an exper1ment and when everyone else s solution is turning blue, ours would turn yellow, Heather voiced. Potential hazards also resulted from lab partners. Branin felt that sometimes the class was not safe when his partner, senior Davie Cooper, was formulating an experiment. She likes to play with fire and break test tubes, Branin adds. This team is not the only ones that interrupted class with an occasional accident. Juniors Kim Tourville and Julie Black had a test tube blow up after it slightly overheated. Also, we could never get our science locker open and sometimes took thirty minutes of class time to get it open Kim said Working labs was considered one of the most benefical elements of science. Labs give students hands on experience. You can talk about theories, but unless you have practical application, science would have very little effectiveness, Mr. Jose Florez, science teacher, said. Besides the learning, science provided fun and enjoyment of having friends to experiment with. A little chemical reaction gave the scientific learning process just a little extra. 1 SCIENCE wilt



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Who's Who CP of the Just BASIC? Adding to Kickapoo's computer software, Alex Stone, sophomore, has designed a Spanish program written in BASIC to serve as a vocabulary work sheet and review for student use. I was happy to make the program that my friends were able to use, Alex said. Alex's range in computers has branched off into the business field. Centerre Bank and Dayco used the sophomore's talents to help employees make the switch from typewriters to computers. Homework also was done on the computer. I use my computer for all school work. It just makes sense because I can type faster than I write, and it makes for neater work, Alex said. Who's Who Among American High School Students select- ed and published biographies on 23 Kickapoo students. Who's Who is a publication which recog- nizes upperclassmen who have selected from Kickapoo. It gave me a strange feeling to know my name and achievements were published in a book that was sent to univer- sities and colleges across the demonstrated leader- I country, ship in academ- IE X Z X X t I f t , fr.y and yet - - g3Ve HIC 3 S faflge CC Ing O - lc S ' a t h 1 e t lc Sf know my name and achievements It was school, or communi- :V were published in reas- ty activities. Only W . -.LQ ' a books' suring five per cent of all f illifrla Welsh, to know high school upper- I had classmen and sen- ,bgg g fifflii good college referral iors were consid- ered and accepted for the 1985 printing. jamie Armstrong, Todd Bark- er, Cindy Black, Lisa Blades, Davie Cooper, john C. Crighton, Lori Ferguson, Mike Grace, Al- ison Harvill, Lisa Hyde, Sharon Keeling, Melinda Martin, Susan McLeugh1in, Becky Moore, Terry Nunn, Tim O'Reilly, Paula Ows- ley, Melissa Rantz, Michelle Schriver, Angela Welsh, Wes Western, Michelle White, and Amy Zabek were representatives service, Angela Welsh senior said. Referrals for college were not the only advantages possible for the recipients . I feel this publication could really help me when I apply for a college or fill out a job application. It will look highly impressive for employers to know that someone felt my efforts were worth while enough to take time out of their schedule to submit my name to be one of the few Who's Who, Melinda Martin, senior, said. all Decathalon team members Mitch Potts, Mary Ann Hansel, Colleen Donica, Janell Lehmann, Paul Deal, and Steve Howard take advantage of after school time to study as a group in the library. expression Practice, memorization, and reviewing were all a part of being on the Decathlon team. The thrill elevated over the tiny preparation when a third place trophy was won from the second annual Missouri Academic Decathlon held in St. Louis on Feb.6. Beginning in October, the senior members Janell Lehmann, Paul Deal, Mary Ann Hansel, Steve Howard along with junior Mitch Potts, and Colleen Donica began practicing. Everytime we met, we were handed a big bundle of , in- formation on everything from famous economists to WWII, senior Janell Lehmann said. Competing at the Decathlon required each member to be knowledgeable in the broad spectrum of academics. Writing essays, giving speeches, and interviews were also a part of the day's events. Although it was hard work, it turned out to be something I was proud to be a part of with a school I was proud to represent behind me 100 per cent, junior Collen Donica said. ka' -Yi'-s..'1is:-5. .iv Q f 1 I .. .. . -.,-1 Elected juniors, Susan Hansen, Lori Outz, and Lainie Sinky attended a three-week seminar of the Missouri Scholars Academy at University of Missouri in Columbia, MO. After Kickapoo nominated the three representatives, a student selection committee, appointed by the Department of Secondary Education, screened and evaluated all the nominees. I felt it was really a high honor to be c Li scho life over the our TOP OF THE BAG

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