Blue Springs Junior High School - Wildcats Yearbook (Blue Springs, MO)

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Colleen Chapman Laurie Chapman Theresa Chouteau S eri Chrisman Stacy Clemmons Blake Clevenger jason Clipperton Amy Commarford lohn Copeland Highlights get eeeeae eeeee B as as uilding bridges was the prac- C, B , L tical way that Mrs. Durham s second Q-hour science class applied what they had learned about the concept of force. The purpose of the project was to use some problem solving skills and to learn about the stress a bridge undergoes. Before the students built their bridges, Brenda Foree, an engineer with a local architectural firm, came and talked to the class about various types of bridges. After that the s Scott Chaney lenn y Clark X X Matt Clark lerry Coleman Rob Collins t 'ii 1 ' ' . s f , 1 Kristie Colson Denia Comer Staci C onaty Mike Cook Qi if N sr ' ,Q s ' . I N Danny Corbett Arla Corbin V ti Scott Corley lill Cornelius Donna Corssen Kim Cortner ssc feel students constructed their bridges, and Gordon Braun, City Engineer for Blue Springs, came and judged them on creativity and design. Finally the class stress-tested the bridges and Joni Cesaretti's bridge proved to be the most soundly built, holding a stress load of 200 pounds. This project was indeed a suc- cessful combination of theory and practice. HOPING HIS BRIDGE will withstand the stress is Mike Winter. YSL!

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'W' .In Terri Cain Todd Cairer Scott Caldwell C risti Campbell David Campbell lim Campbell iam! C'- N 1 1 . ., -Q., 5 Highlights hen his dad started a print- ing service in the family garage, gg- Chris Henning had no idea that two and one-half years later it would grow into a large family owned company called Universal Printing with its own office and printers in downtown Kansas City. Nor did he realize that he would be an impor- tant part in making the business run smoothly. Chris has become so interested in printing that he plans to stay with the business and take it over with hopes of enlarging its range of services. After school and on weekends Chris runs a large Miehle V-50 printing press used for numbering business forms which the company produces in large quantities. Chris takes his responsibility very serious- ly because forgetting one simple procedure in setting up the press can cost the company thousands of l i 4 . P W . A vs - 'Q Q.-2 -if A ,ff - Leanne Campbell Mark Carey -t - lohn Carico i E Brian Carpenter ij, S ,ff Dan Carr 't I 1 H Terry Carr Angie Carroll Brian Carroll Leanne Carroll Brenda Carter H. D. Carter Steve, Carter Sheila Carver Mike Castaneda Debbie Cates lamie Cesaretti loni Cesaretti dollars of shut down expenses. Chris says about his job that, The thought of the work l produce on weekends and afternoons after school makes me feel good about my skills and how much I know about the printing industry at my age. WITH AN EYE TO THE FUTURE, Chris Henning is an important part of the family business. 87 Michelle Chancellor

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