Shawnee Mission Northwest High School - Lair Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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4 receive Best of Show On April I, science students gathered at ,ICCC for the Kansas Junior Academy of Science. Of the total twenty- seven students from the district who won top awards, four- teen were won by NW students to qualify for State competi- tion. The SM Research and Development Forum was held April 7, 8, and 9. In science NW took seven of the total nine Grand Awards presented, and the Best of Show award. In industrial arts, NW seniors Vernon Hermann and David Graves tied for Best of Show, and sophomore Scott Harder received a Grand Award. In home economics Julie Miller was presented a Grand Award. In language arts a Grand Award was presented to Wendy Bickle, and Karla Bunch was awarded Best of Show. On April 12, science students competed at the Greater Kansas City Science Fair. Special awards were received by Carole Blattman, David Castor, Kit Crites, Lisa Day, Brad Harder, Jeff Hubbell, Bernie Kennedy, Lillian Levitt, Julie Lin, Alex Locke, Kathy Loving, Kathy Meehan, Susan Phipps, Jeff Sharp, Patty Wilhelm, Sharon Sturges, and Lisa Williams. At the State meeting of the Kansas Junior Academy of Science, Ottawa University, on April 27, David Castor, junior, received a trophy and the 1979 AJAS trip to Baltimore, Maryland. A Highly Superior award was given to Carole Blattman, and twelve NW students received Superior awards. It was hard work, but the end result made it worth the workf' In a way, it was disappointing because more projects from NW should have received more recognition. I'm kind of sorry it's all over with. It was l'un.', l. Kathy Boyer makes sure everything is in working order before she presents her project at the Kansas ,lunior .Academy of Science. 2. Research and Development science Grand Award winners: Front row-Brad Har- dy, Brad Harder, Ron Sehermacher. Back row-Karen Sanders, Bernie Kennedy, Jeff Hubbell. Not pictured is David Castor who was awarded Best of Show. 3. lnduslrial arts senior David Graves proudly shows off his winning combination engine hoist and stand which won Best of Show in the Research and Development Forum. 4. ,lelf Sharp prepares the materials used in the procedure ol' his science project. 5. The projects of Biology II students Brad Hardy and Brad Harder are displayed at SM West during the Research and Development Forum. 6. Research and Development award winners: Front row-Wendy Bickle, a Grand Award for her poetry entry: Karla Bunch, Best of Show for her fictiong and ,lulie Miller, a Grand Award in Clothing I. Back row-Vernon Hermann, Best of Show for a walnut hutch: and Scott Harder. who won a Grand Award for his cherry secretary. 7. State competition winners: Front row-Patty Wilhelm, David Castor, Sharon Sturges. Kathy Meehan, Bernie Kennedy, and Robyn Karlin. Back row-Jeff Sharp, Becky Randolph, Carole Blatt- mau, and ,leff Hubbell. h and Development Forum

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PASSAGE Steve Adams' D. Dee Anderson Keith Arnold' Wendy Bickle Gwen Carver Christie Dall' Terri Downing' Eric Jamieson' Brian Kitterer' Phill Kline Sherri Lutrell' Susan Meyer Sonia Nazario' Drew Qlrermeycrx Stan Rogers' Cathy Ruhl' Darrell Varner Bret Ziekefoose' LAIR Chris Asperheim Cheryl Bal1cock ' Gail Bowdish 1 1: Cheryl Cook' Ron DeHart Roberta Foster Michelle Heil' Debbie Henke' Linda Merriman' Kathy Neall' Karen Sanders Jeff Sharp Becky Thomas' Joanne VanLerhe Patti Wilhelm' PENPQINT Wendy Bickle Karla Bunch' Tharon Howard' Brian Kitterer' Becky Reynolds Stacey Shinkle' Holly Rudkin' Becky Wallace' Brad Wells Joy Williams' Honor societies initiate For the first time NHS initiated only seniors and juniors into its organization. This was due to the change-over to semesters, not allowing enough time for information on sophomore scholarship. Initiation for Quill and Scroll, international honorary journalism society, was held at SM South. Initiated were those selected people from the PASSAGE, LAIR and PENPOINT. 1. 1978 Quill and Scroll 1' indicates new membersi. 2. Renee Pope receives her pin from Corey Nason at NHS initiation. 3.1978 NHS. Officers: Tracy Keller, president: Corey Nason, vice-presidentg Jennifer Broer, secretaryg Janet Medina, treasurer. -L Sherri Lutrell and Terri Downing relax after Quill Sz Scroll ceremony. 5. Mrs. Nancy Gordon, NHS sponsor. 6. Jodi Miller receives congratulations from Dr. Calvin Cormack as Corey Nason looks on. 7. NHS candidates anticipate the calling of their names. SENIORS D. Dec Anderson William C. Anderson ,Ian Askew Marcia Bailey Tina Ballard' Bradley Barker Dehhie Bcrridge' Sue Bervig Carole Blattman ,leff Boggs Kathryn Bostic I Gail Bowdish Jody BreitenlJach ' Jennifer Broer Cynthia Christensen Tony Cook Sherry Crouch' Marcia Dahl Ronald DeHart Dellra Ellis' Kathy Finlen' Sherry Grisham Brad Harder -41 -VP P -W finill and Scroll fri' s -Pl a V Kathy Boyer i'