Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Psychological games teach this second hour class that offense and defense can work togeth er. Gregg Bennett, jod Kelly, Kelly Watson, Kris tie Peterson, Trever Slo thower, and Jennifer Ham blin play Buttons, a game created by psychology teacher. Mr. john Wood. f--f' f-N If . T X1 1 g 1 K lx 'vt 1 ,. K l 1 XL A l 1 1 f 'Xl l X 1 1 1 1 2 I ' 1 5 1 I x,f - N J CIDOLIT l fx l f 1 i if Y i 1 books I 1 1 I 1 1 ,f I 1' F fx 5X M 1' X Ki! 1 y,,' X tudent involvement kept everyone on the rung but in between the peanut butter sandwiches, fast Macs, and ball games, physics homework was done. Between late night work and sleep, English IV essays were completed. My senior year was spent adding the classes that would make my college preparations complete and my grade point average the best, senior Dianne Newton said. Students spent many hours working with clubs and participating in extracurricular activities along with sharing many hours with friends. All was done to MAKE THEIR MARK on every activity or class they chose to conquer. Whether physical or brain power was used, each student set his own goal for the top, and though they met stumbling blocks down the road, they accomplished much. I know the problems I conquered this year will make me a person ready to take on the after-high-school life, senior Nadia Mahmud said. Grades were kept at their highest throughout the year though the fundamen- tals were changed to challenge the exceptional student with college-bound material. With all of the juggling that students were asked to do, they made it evident they had it in the bag. 1-l 8 4 ACADEMICS

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