Kinsley High School - Kihischo Yearbook (Kinsley, KS)

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Moth skills prove useful Moth is like mechanics because ir allows one ro use whor he knows ro work around o problem,’ soid John Veiling, 85. To some, morhemorics is o challenge: ro some, o learning experience, and ro orhers, jusr simply o chore Lorry Korf. morhemorics insrrucror. believes rhor rhere is more ro morh rhon meers rhe eye There ore many ways in which o srudenr con benefir from any morh class. In business morh especially, rhis is rrue. One leorns everyrhing from balancing o budger ro making income rox rerurns. In courses such os olgebro ond geomerry, rhe benefirs aren'r quire so obvious. In rhese dosses, rhe srudenr leorns basic skills in reason rhor will benefir him lorer in life Rtghr Mr Korf exploins o computer moth assignment Below The Algebra II doss works hord Lower left Kondie Maley tokes time m doss to visit. Middle right Michelle Kelly ond Leonn Schutte study together Bottom Michelle Kelly reloxes during her Algebra I doss 18

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General business examines possibilities Accounting, typing, ond generol business ore oil business closses. John' Dovis, business teacher, hod two goals for his business closses. I hove two main ideas: (1) It s nor os hord os it sounds, ond (2) it’s o business world ond students need to become better ocquoinred with it. said Dovis. Dovis continued. ' I recommend typing to the students because of the widespread use of computers today. Typing really isn't required but if helps o person considering work in the business world. ” In generol business students leorn about the different things like the economy, foxes, os well os the needs ond wonts of many different people. Korl Herzel, '87. replied, ”1 think generol business will help me in the near future to find the type of job I wont from learning about so many different jobs. Generol business tells me o little bit of how life is ond whot to expect when you start jobs, ond also how other countries ore different in education ond government than we ore. Left: Roger Wetzel checks his typing assignment Lower left: Tonya Newcome. Mr. Dovis. ond Mike Bowman moke o buy in the stock market exchonge gome. Below: Jerry Springer helps Kent Scholler complete o computer lesson

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Science classes explore life The world of science hos long baffled rhe likes of many greor men ond women, bur rhe srudenrs of KHS hove quire on opporruniry ro leorn obour rhis foscinoring, yer boffling subjecr rhrough courses ranging from psychology ro onoromy. Rene Corwin. '66, said, Through rhe few science closses I've roken. I've learned whor kind of environmenr many differenr life forms require and ro respecr rhor enough nor ro domoge or pollure ir. Dovid Smirh, biology ond general science insrrucror. said, The main rhing I would like ro see rhe srudenrs leorn rhrough my closses is o basic, fundomenrol undersronding of how life works in irs many forms.” ”1 hove leornd o lor in science closses.” soid Jomie Dolman, '85. I've learned how my body funcrions ond how ro roke core of ond preserve rhose funcrions.” ”1 enjoy rhe lobs rhe mosr,'' soid Corwin. ’ Ir gives me rhe opporruniry ro explore rhe rype of life or funcrion we discuss in class ” Upper left: Brian Loudick looks or some slides For left Kennerh Fogon experiments with rhe hydrogen otom Left Teresa Domrne works on o chemistry experiment Lower left: Tim Boker works on o biology assignment Lower right: Troy Adorns ond Tim Boker work on o lob in biology