Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Page 41 text:

3 1 1 - i X

Page 40 text:

Keep on lovin ou Kickapoo students may have wished Friday the 13th could have come more often, after an out- standing day of sweetheart festivities. The day started. with carnations in assorted colors being distributed first hour. In preparation for the dance, decorations of red and pink streamers and hearts were hung from the cafeteria ceiling. Music was provided by the House of Sound sound system. Before the dance, the varsity Chiefs knocked off arch-rival Glendale 68-66. This was the first time the Chiefs had ever defeated Glendale at home. Between the games, Lacie Barrett, 1 9 80 Sweetheart Queen, pre- sented roses and the crown to the 1981 Sweetheart Queen, Heidi Olson. Heidi Olson's outgoing, energetic per- sonality captures the student body, crowning ber 1981 Sweetheart Queen. Dancing to the music provided by the House of Sound, Debbie Anderson and Troy Richardson enjoy the evening. Participating in many Valentine's day festivities was part of the fun in being a 1 981 Sweetheart candidate. 36 Sweetheart 1 T .W 8, LW ' 271, Za. L ,V , 'V 'w , .,,,,. A VW, 'V AV ,I K 5 . f if 1' M ,, Z, . s ez 1. f . ' S f 'Q - , fl-TQ.. V I gf, , '-: 9,, fa,V , ' f i'ff1,,5,z?714:f -W-, 4, Q , frgff f W, 17..+ T1i'gi-5fiV,5,7V ., Q 7951 sn- 4 41451, ' f e o r if ff f E ,... , . gffff ,cfzfg 8 ag., fr: .1 .,,fi f 9 iff ' W 9,7 Wie, ff f f If ij 'QP'

Page 42 text:

Ui, Scott Stone watches in awe as Cupid Members of the student body and faculty appears before him to grant his every listen to the music presented by the Col- wish in the Sweetheart assembly. den Arrow Marching band. n With the Show Students scramble to find seats in the audito- rium. After saying the pledge, the lights dim, and the stage comes to life . . . Dee Ann Renfrow, assemblies commissioner, wrote and produced each assembly. According to Mrs. Sandra Gray, cabinet sponsor, 'aDee Ann did her job very wellg I felt that she used student body tal- ents wiselyfi Every assembly was dif- ferent, ranging anywhere from deranged turkey can- didates, to little green leprechauns. Early in December, 'Tower Play, a multi- media themed production, was presented. Those who reviewed the program felt it had nice appeal and showed a good lesson in the use of personal power. uit was the best assem- bly l've seenf, said Kim Stahl. Later tryouts were held for an all-school talent assembly. Mr. Tony Loudis, appointed media production assistant, com- mented, 'fludging was held by a board of students and teachers, the result was a show full of variety. Choir, band, and drama groups performed to make up a few of the more cul- tural assemblies. Various aspects through- out the year were por- trayed in the Memories assembly, the final assem- bly ofthe year. H. .. you are now dis- missed to your second hour class! M M WM. 5657? by 3 8 f Assemblies X' Z wg .1 1 W 5 1 qr I .1 5 5 .V ff I l