Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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,yew am Whereas 21 skoal can used to be seen through the worn out holes in a jean pocket now the can is taken out because of the policy change. What you said y Should students be allowed 'to carrytobacco in tschool? .p f s i i.no6lWb Q 1. Q Z , 4' ff? Q , f . W , , Q .f ' ,ZZ if 4... H, ff ,f 1 I 1 f ?.. for .,, X Senior class a gets cheated . All things changed in time, and this de- finitely included several school policies in effect for many years. Flowers could no longer be delivered to the individu- al classrooms. Rather, they were kept in the office until after school. I can understand the rule on a day like Valentine's Day, but I don't understand why a girl can't be recognized on a special day like her birthday or anniversary, senior Kent Davis said. Because of the student population, seniors had to share lockers. I think it was a special privilege the senior deserved. Besides, they werenit built big enough for two people, senior Missy Miller said. But not all policy changes made everyone unhappy. A student caught carrying cigarettes or tobacco was suspended. This policy was put into effect to cut down on smoking in the restrooms. I hated walking into the restrooms and having to smell the cigarette smoke. I'm glad they changed that, one senior girl said. The changes made before the seniors' last year of school made many of them feel they had gotten cheated. HM' ww. 1 AMFQ in i Mike Butcher . r Lisa Byrd Doug Caenepeel Sharon Churchwell Sherry Clayton Mark Cloninger SENIOBS 1 1 1