Smith Hale Middle School - Thunderbird Recollections Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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PUBLISHED POETS . . . Ii t iiif A These students have had their creative works published this year. Row 3: Robyn Tindle, Stacy O'Sullivan, Mrs. Collins, ll N'k' H dp row 1: Justin Osborn, Robbie Simrell instructor, Tammy Martin, Lori Grady: row 2: Lori E iott, I I owar Liberty's Song A61 by Robbie Simrell I light up the future I stand for liberty With my torch of hope As said in my name I shield my children So my children's spirits With my flowing gray robe. May rise again. Mrs. Collins works with Creative Writing students in attempt to improve their writing ability. At left she works with Richard Larimer. Below, other Creative Writing students work on their own projects. Page design by Lori Grady

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r - SCIENCE CLUB . . . r Back row: Mike 0'Shea, Earl Jones, Tyrone Davis, Odis Johnson, Earl Graham, Leo Dixon, Jennifer Garnett: row 3: Robbie Simrell, Tom Dungan, Brad Cowan, Justin Bowes, Mike Abbott, Lori Grady, Andrea Nixon, Shannon Kimberley, Lori Clark, Amie Burnstein, Charla Dudley, Joanna Kleing row 2: Mike True, Mrs. Calton, Heidi Taylor, Shelly Holley, Staci Mast, Sarah Thurman, DeAnna Oates, Jamie Greenberg: row 1: Chantel Crawford, Shelitha Ramey, Kesia Rambo, Amy Standridge, Missy Bumgarner 0 or W Students release balloons with messages in them as part of the Great American Smokeout. The Science Club was designed to provide enrichment for those interested in science. People at Smith-Hale are in- terested in science. Mrs. Calton, one of the sponsors, said that an average of for- ty people had attended the meetings. I am pleased this year, reported Mrs. Calton. We have a large and active group. Activities this year included election of officers, annual Christmas pizza par- ty, participation in the Great American Smokeout where the club sent out heli- um balloons which were intended to stop people from smoking. Mr. Ham, our principal, was the only one to receive a reply to a balloon he sent out. A night under the stars is planned to observe Halley's Comet and other astrological figures. This large group of students has been active throughout the year. by Jennifer Garnett Page design by Janna Boerger

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NATIONAL JU IOR HO OR SOCIETY . . . Row 4: Tia Alvarez, Justin Osborn, Julie Owens, Stacy O'Sullivan, Amy Jones, Michele Martin, Carla Wolters, row 3: Mark Pierce, John Lehmer, Lori Grady, Barbara Wall, Jason Hill, Brien Bergner, Robbie Simrell, Tonna Tharp, Denise Terry, Geoff Kent, Tim Friel: row 2: Mr. Bradbury, Terri Johnson, Laila Mercomes, Lori Elliott, Laura Wood, Misti French, Christine Holliway, Mrs. Miller, row 1: Tony Justeson, Nikki Mattison, Shelly Holley, David Doty 'VVWVQ , ' Q ' ' y ,V I h f l ,, f af., W., , , f f, am ...-- M HW' 5 it jo HARACTIQI M Nl0R T, ' I h i , fi N 1- i eee f ' 7 ' I f, Z ii I fr J hhh ,, , It , ffi f f W A f I flew if H I gy fs 1 I 4 ,, -2 I i H, f 4 , f National Junior Honor Society students represent the four traits in the banner above: citizenship, character, service and leadership. These academi- cally accomplished students are nominated and elected by faculty to this club. This year the club helped with Project Warmth and the community food drive. Page design by Tandria Potts