Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Counselors Aid Students ln order for individual students to have some- one who understood them and their prob- lems, counselors were assigned to stay with a particular class throughout their four years. Mr. Bill O'Neal said that one of the things freshmen questioned were the rules and regulations concerning the school since they were new and not familiar with them. As the junior counselor, Mrs. Carol F ritts said that many of the juniors started think- ing about their senior year and wondered if they had all of the re- quirements for graduation. Mrs. Sandra Harrison said she was busy filling out recommendations, checking credits, en- couraging some of their more critical classes, and changing schedules. All of the counselors seemed busy with ex- ploring careers, helping with scheduling, and assisting the students in getting the classes they needed that would benefit their future plans. 148 X Cabinet, Camelot, Freshman Cheerleaders ,Q l CABINET-Front Row: Bill Palen, president, Shelly Freeman, recording secretary, Kim Hubbard, social com- missionerg Sami Long, corresponding secretary, Stephanie Lee, chaplain, Mark Swadley, parliamentarian. Back Row: Jean Netzer, spirit commissioner, Bill Jones, vice- resident, Jod Bil eu, assemblies commissioner' P Y . Brad Pitt, public relationsp Chris Shaefer, campus com- missioner, Greg Pontious, finance commissioner, Pam Senter, art commissioner. CAMELOT CLUB-Front Row: Randy Coleg Leslie Walker, Lisa Betts, Carol Fuchs, Sage editorg Diane Arch- ibald, memories editor, Penny Butler. Row 2: Tavia Bradford, Robyn Kilburn, Vicki Arnold, assistant editor: i 1 uf V f. I -ff Melissa Holtmeyerg Lori Combs, secretary, Patti House, president. Back Row: Angela Irvin, art editor, Frank Bar- nas,' John Witty John Bumberryg Todd Kirchoeferg Mr. Jim Boyd, sponsor. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS-Front Row: Sherry Back Row: Twyla Askins, Alica Gorley, Lisa Greer, Lora Nelson, Teri Tull, Heather Boswell, Robin Wilkinson. Julian.

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Weekends Brought Excitement Nearly every student anxiously awaited the coming of the weekend and the good times it brought. During the fall, foot- ball games were a big event. Pep rallies in the student center, decorating cars with brown and gold streamers, and spirit days were ways of pro- moting spirit and sup- porting the teams. Students found Mac- Donalds to be almost a second home. After games, or when there seemed like nothing else to do, students gathered to get a bite to eat or sit around and talk to friends. J u n i o r B e t h Christodoulou said, lt's a place where l can meet my friends and people I don't usually see at school. Parties were a diver- sion from the regular routine of sitting at Mac's. Junior Nancy Connell said, l like going to par- ties because its a good place to have fun and be with your friends. 150 l Chess, Girls' Choir, Madrigal Choir un CHESS CLUB-Front Row: John Witt, Ed Voges, David Lewis, Phil Miller, Eric Voges, Kevin Tasset, John Bodoni. Row 2: Mr. John Wood, sponsor, John Bumberry, Mike Parker, Keith Hamburg, Chris Burns, An- ' 95.2 r 122 -tl GIRLS' CHOIR-Front Row: Lora Hancock, Betty Thomas, Mark Wilbanks, Karen Parker, Monica Gutlovics, Diane Bacon, Debbie Lee, Jenny Fleming, Beth Higginbotham, Lorinda Graham, Llsa Stancer, Amy Horst, Patrice Cox. Row 2: Mrs. Connie Bilyeu, sponsor, Klm Holt, Lacy Leduc, Kathy Bond, Yvonne Stephenson, Corine Rhoades, Cathy Burk, Julie Williams, Jackie Moore, Michelle Maserang, Jeanne Miller, Amy Scroggins, Julie Newman. no an ag - dy Baldwin, Bob Hughes. Back Row: John Hume, Scott Boos, Rick McCallister, Ed Hession, Carl Lippleman, An- dy Weirdermen. 58 Row 3: Jennifer Marlin, Kawana Smith, Cynthia Pattem, Valerie Rains, Jackie Hoerschgen, Phyllis Peintner, Susan Cochran, Jlll Fleetwood, Marla Walker, Pam McCord, Lori Clifton, Vicki Sproule, Kayla Hill. Buck Row: Jennifer Spence, Sherri Brown, Kim Hart, DeDe Caffey, Linda Gigax, Shawna Morre, Lori Deberry, Angie Brown, Debbie Bates, Deanna Wllllams, Connie Lane, Valerie Brown, Missy Lingo, Lesley Strange. 'W i I 1 , i , yy 1 3 u., . W . 5 5 Y 1, tl I .' ' 1-fm., . MADRIGAL CHOIR-Front Row: Bill Jones, Tammy Osgood, Jody Bilyeu, Stacey Holland, Chris Bernett, Mary Ann Buchanan, Kevin Bareford, Kerrith Ray. Row 2: Gary Combs, Libby Williams, Lance Thomas, Lynette Mclntosh, Kevin Presley, Stacey Korman, Greg Fortson, Cheryl Fleetwood. Row 3: Brad Pitt, Steve Corbett, John it WY? Bodoni, Helen Hamilton, Terry Yarham, Julie Estes, Mark Terrill, Shelley Freeman, Mark Swadley, Beth Nickle. Back Row: Chris Carter, Robin Moore, Bill Palen, Lori Pierson, Kyle Day, Rochilli Walker, Jeff Massey, Lori Ann Meador, Mrs. Connie Bilyeu, sponsor.