Kinsley High School - Kihischo Yearbook (Kinsley, KS)

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Preparation for fairs involves hard work Preparing for industrial arts fairs and art fairs is a lot of hard work but beneficial, comment Duane Adams and George Bakumenko, industrial arts instructors, and John Maack, art instructor. Preparation is started by planning what the student wants to construct or make. During the year the students work on their projects, note Mr. Adams, Mr. Bakumenko, and Mr. Maack. After these projects are completed, the students enter their works in art fairs. The industrial arts students entered in the Fort Hays State University industrial arts fair and the Pratt Community College industrial arts fair. The art students entered in the Fort Hays State University art contest. Participating in these fairs gives the students a chance to show off their work, says Mr. Adams, Mr. Bakumenko, and Mr. Maack. Academic students volunteered their time to compete in the Pratt Community College academic contest. A Top: While competing at an industrial arts contest, Jeff Cramer and Jim Bowman look at other entries. Le f: Miriam Graff, Deanna Hat-trup, Michelle Hattrup, Viki Bagby look at the entries at the industrial arts fair at Fort Hays State University. Bottom: Lisa Horn baker works on a project during art class. Industrial Arts Plaques: Rod Habiger, Jeff Peterson, Nick Baker. Rosettes: Jeff Peterson, Mark Welsch, Eric Miller, Andy Dockendorf, Richard Neilson, Rod Habiger, Kent Schaller. Art Outstanding drawing: Loretta Katz, David Leith. Outstanding ceramic: Curtis Hutchison, Mark Welsch. Outstanding photo silkscreening: Rhonda Fredelake. Academic Shane Shanks — first in musicianship, second in piano Mark Gales — first in physics, third in Biology II. Wayne Butler — second in Algebra I and calculator calculation. Dale Schinstock — third in chemistry. 21

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Forensics was voluntary but successful, Although the forensic program was voluntary this year, it was very successful, says forensic coach Ms. Calene Boyer. Since the forensic program was not a regular class, the students involved worked independently throughout the season, notes Ms. Boyer. Students performed at league, regional, and state speech festivals. Ms. Boyer feels the seven students that participated in these contests did extremely well for not having the class time to prepare their speeches and acts. We had a great year, continues Ms. Boyer. The underclassmen gained a lot of valuable experience and the seniors gave advice and leadership. ± Top left: Amy Livengood studies a paper before giving her performance. Right: Ms. Boyer is reading the critique sheets after the students performed at the regional meet. Far right Practicing a speech, Cindy Ailshie works on delivery. Back: Amy Livengood, Sheila Ackerman, Shane Shanks. Front: Ms. Calene Boyer, Shelby Shanks. Deanna Hattrup, Kathie Maley, Cindy Ailshie. 20

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KANSAS STATE HIGH SCHOOL ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION Presented to Shane Shanks — Peggy Marcy for excellence as an exemplary young citizen, who has demonstrated a marked respect for country; assumed responsibility for improving school and community; and has shown reverence for life. In testimony whereof, we have attached our signatures this lsM? day of max in the year 1 KSHSAA Exeiut) ecrefary High School Principal