Blue Springs High School - Campus Cadence Yearbook (Blue Springs, MO)

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l L. V s, 1 ' L f X., aff I P1 'N -r as f 0 - f-,, ---L , M I nk -. i .f ,Q WU , ,.,. 5 ll- . .-yeas ' -4 55 0 ' - ,' ful' + Li'-is ftig, Brazil, Pat if! B Bremer, Mark Z.. ji? Brengarth, Jeff ., ' t Bridges, Jennifer it i Briscoe, Kari rm Bronson, Jef Q., rs- X -an . Brooks, Beth Brookshire, Jerry 1 ill la fter Hour by Chris Lejman emember not too long ago, when we thought of teachers as per- anent residents of the school? We saw teachers as teachers and nothing more. We never considered the possibility that they might become real people once 2:30 rolls around, But now we realize that teachers become somewhat normal peo- ple every day when they leave school. As a matter of fact, many teachers have very in- teresting hobbies with which they like to pass time. Mrs. Baldwin came to BSHS two years ago and since then she has taken up an extremely exciting hobby. She jumps out of airplanes. Mrs. Baldwin explains that she became interested in sky diving after meeting her new.husband, who has been an avid skydiver for several years. Mrs. Baldwin jumped for the first time early in the spring of 1987 when she took a tandem jump. This was a jump during which she was attached by a harness to an instructor, so she was actually along for the ride. Although she didn't get to ex- perience controlling the parachute, she did experience free fall for the first time. Since the tandem jump, Mrs, Baldwin says she has made nine successful solo jumps without injury, 'fwith the possible ex- ception of a 'scratch' on the top of my foot, On her lastjump of the summer. she experienced some trouble with changing crosswinds near the ground and after an attempt to straighten out the parachute for landing, she realized that she was heading towards the runway. She had to avoid the runway 'ibecausef' explains Mrs. Baldwin, l had yet to land on my feet. She did manage to miss the runway rather, most of it. The top of her feet did drag across the asphalt, scraping the top of her foot. Although she hasn't made any jumps since that incident, Baldwin says she has no plans to give up her newfound hobby. Back on the home front sits another hunterffisherman - Mr. Eddington. Mr. Eddington has been an avid hunter and fisherman for several years but is now turn- ing his talents to a newfound pastime - tax- idermy. I used to see those ads for taxidermy courses in outdoor magazines, so l wrote to a couple of the advertisements and discovered that they really weren't that ex- pensive. What started as an idle curiosity developed into a unique, money-making hobby, At present, Mr. Eddington is concen- trating most of his practice on small birds and mammals, but is interested in learning how to mount such things as deer and moose heads. l almost always have some project going. Right now l have a couple of ducks in the freezer waiting to be mounted. A sample of Mr. Eddington's taxider- my talents can be seen displayed on the walls of his office He says he will be happy to help any interested students get started in this craft. So even though you may not ap- preciate the subject a particular teacher presents to you in school, you can always look beyond the teacher and into the per- son. And these are just a few examples. Who knows? You might learn something from them besides English lit or shop, Mr. Eddington proudly shnws nfl his eight pound bass Semorsf27