Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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BOYS' GOLF-Front Row: Art Kirwin, Scott Lanning, Cabot Carter, Jack Dimond. Back Row: Pat Watkins, Jeff Lindsey, Coach Jim Pearson, Jeff Palmer, Byron Pearson. GIRLS' GOLF-Front Row: Danette Dunson, Janet Reel. Back Row: Jeannie Copeland, Amimi Scroggins. . ls? 6 1 JAZZ BAND-Front Row: Brian Hickman, Dayna Tran- tham, Kent Schnetzler, Rusty Reynolds, Bill Jones, Dana Miller, Carole Schiebe, Terry Yarham. Row 2: Kyle Anderson, Ronald Trucks, Scott Simecek, Ed Voges, Bill 3 l 4 Mum Palen, Todd Kirchhoefer, Jeff Stone, Rod McCabe. Back Row: Pat O'Connor, Greg Hoogstraet, Jerry McCabe, David Chiossone, Lisa Vydra, Glenn Cummins, Dallas Palmer, Greg Fortson. Craze Swept Skiers For many students, winter and spring breaks offered the chance to get away from the fast- paced school life. A number of students, en- joyed their break in a totally different way - on the slopes of the Rocky Mountains. A snow-skiing craze swept Kickapoo. On a given day a person could hear students talk- ing about timber- bashing, runnin the moguls, paralleling, and for the beginners, it was snow plowing. According to senior Brad Pitt, a more ad- vanced skier, snow ski- ing is just about the most fun I've ever had, and once you get started, you never want to quit. You get hooked, and you have to keep going or you might go crazy. First time skier Jody Bilyeu shares the same feelings as Brad, sure it's cold, but the scenery is so beautiful and skiing is so much fun, you hardly even notice the cold. Boys' Golf, Girls' Golf, Jazz Band 1 15

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Friends Socialize Daily Some of the best memories of being in high school were the times spent with friends in the student center. lt was traditional to socialize in the center. Posters were always displayed announcing future games or events. Before school, a few early arrivals would mingle in the student center, and it would not be long until it would be filled with noise and laughter. After a long day of school, it was always nice to visit with friends. Music and Laughter were common sounds as friends discussed their plans for the weekend. Junior Casey Evans said, lt's fun to spend time there, because that's where everybody is, and a lot of crazy things go on. Most will remember the student center and the great times shared there with friends. 156 1 Frisbee, FTA, German FRISBEE CLUB-Front Row: Juli Wright, Julie Warford, .sponsorg Roger Pierson, Gary Johnson, Phil Miller. Susie Graybeal. Back Row: Mrs. Cynthia Bylander, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-Front Row: McGinnis, Debbie Rogers, president, Shauna Moore, Lesley Strange, secretary, Kim Caenepeel, Charlotte Em- Missy Lingo, Mrs. Sandra Buyan, sponsor. brey, Kathy Hauswirth, vice-president. Back Row: Jeff W L I .Q GERMAN CLUB-Front Row: Peggy Donica, Tanya Bookwalter, Mary Hodgson, Beth Pering, Barbara Bumberry, Connie Gilbert, Curt Brier. Row 2: Karen Crain, Laila Jennings, Valli Momahan, Frank Barnas, Ralph Kleeman, Tony Randall, Greg Fortson, Bianca Schmidt. Back Row: Angela Irvin, Carl Lippleman, Greg West, Mark Shafer, Gary Perkins, Jeff Devries, Jana Bumgarner, Mrs. Marilyn Gugel, sponsor.

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Welcome to Fashions Walking down the halls at Kickapoo, many new styles and fashions could be seen on the students. One style that was real- ly popular among girls was knickers - kneelength pants with buttons or snaps at the bottom. They were usual- ly worn with knee socks and flat shoes such as topsiders. Sophomore Pam Payne said, Knickers can look really attractive on the right type of figure. l think they are cute and a good addition to any wardrobe. Another style that was becoming increasingly popular was leg warmers. Leg warmers were usual- ly worn over jeans and with bulky sweaters and flat shoes or cowboy boots. Junior Janice Bush said, l think they look really neat over jeans, it's a change from just wear- ing plain jeans all the time. Headbands worn around the head or neck also became more popular. Lots of people wore them on ski trips over the winter and brought the trend back with them. Others started to wear them, too. 158 1 Key, Latin Club, Library Aides 'S'-in KEY CLUB-Front Row: Scott Howard, Gregg Maggi, Gary Combs, Doug Pitt, Mark Shafer, James Brown, Greg Pontious, President, Barry Hagan, Vice-President, Clark Holden, secretary, Bill Jones, treasurer, Gary Barnes, Rodney Combs, Mr. Joze Florez, sponsor. Row 2: David McLaughlin, Chuck Donica, David Fielder, Shane Kammerdiener, Todd Gebhardt, Thad Brown, Barry Evans, Carl Lippleman, Mark Hewlett, Kerry Mid- dleton, Bobby Hagan, Darren Huxol. Row 3: Mr. Lonnie Scott, sponsor, Mark Kershaw, Gary Perkins, Kevin Bareford, Jeff Brierly, Bo Ellison, Jeff Massey, Brad Pitt, Chris Shaefer, Rob Cole, Frank Barnas, Doug Hesterly. Back Row: Kyle Day, Les Lile, Todd Westphalen, Craig Setzer, Rick Franklin, Ted Smith, Phil Wickwar, Mark Brixey, Matthew Coatney, Phil Aldrich, Rodney Kowis, Brian Mahaffey. LATIN CLUB-Front Row: Mary Wilson, vice-president, Tavia Bradford, treasurer, Beth Palmer, Robyn Kilburn, secretary, Jeanne Miller, Mrs. Linda Scott, sponsor. Row 2: Chris Cochran, Melissa Miller, Shannon Bradley, Scott i ,o l K i NN-was ' L ,gg,:,. ,, W-wi -if -' LIBRARY AIDES-Front Row: Janet Willis, Shannon White, Nancy Barker. Back Row: Stacey Burkey, Gayle Cullens, Greg West, Matthew Coatney, historian. Back Row: Mike Martin, Mark Lane, Joe Lierz, Rob Cole, Bart Sak, president. Dixon, Beth Palmer, Kelly Sanders.