2021 STEAM Night At Doniphan Middle School

Friday, April 23, 2021

Ron Smith

Thursday, April 22, was a night for intellectual stimulation at Doniphan Middle School. The 2021 STEAM Night featured the best that the eighth, seventh and sixth grades had to offer in art, music, poetry, science, history, engineering and technology. STEAM, of course, stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math.

The theme for the night was 'Full Steam Ahead' and included a video remembering the projects of the past school year.
Dyani Taylor takes her turn reading poetry in the DMS coffee house which included a bongo drummer and upholstered seating.
Alexis Brewer concentrates while reading a poem for the coffee house audience.
Mallory Johansen and Briley Kennon enjoy playing a xylophone at the science of sound booth with music teacher Rebecca Swafford.
The artwork of Myla Schrimsher earned the Best Of Show Award.
Lilly Sherman's 'Sunset' won the Art Club Choice Award for the art show.
FACS students displayed clothing, hats and purses made during the school year.
Dyani Taylor and Nevaeh Ruiz serve cookies for the FACS class.
Mrs. Pendergrass' agriculture students show their talents in metal cutting.
Jaidyn Vandiver and Sadie Lane in costume as Orville and Wilbur Wright in the Living Museum.
Erno Rubik (Trinity Ward) is ready to discuss how it took six years to invent the Rubik's Cube puzzle at the Mrs. Bippus' Living Museum.
Chelsie Johnson, Michael McCarty, Jachin Putman and Aaron Auen offered chances to look through microscopes at pollen spores and onion skins.
Bottle rockets created by Mr. Thornton's science classes await an opportunity to fly.
Solar ovens and solar water heater designs by DMS students offer a futuristic look at our world.