Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Was lt True Luv? Was it puppy love or the real thing? lt seemed as though the halls were filled with couples smiling, laughing, holding hands, or maybe one day there was an unkind word and a tear. Whatever the situation, there were some couples that knew their love was the real thing. There were a lot of couples who had longterm dating relation- ships - some were promised, others en- gaged - but they all felt that there was some- thing special that held their relationship to- gether. Junior Janice Bush said, I think Mike tEllisJ and l have a really good relationship because we trust each other. Senior Angie Horned said, I think one of the special things that Jim lDeatherageJ and l shared was honesty. 168 f JV Volleyball, V. Volleyball, F. Wrestling An . A JAY-VEE VOLLEYBALL-Front Row: Gwen Hendrick, Tonya Westphalen, Patricia Gonzales, Hiwannah Binns, Michelle Edwards, Lynn Elmer. Row 2: Sharon Lewis, manager, Cathy Lairmore, Beth Drewryg Michelle Keenamg Julie Newman, Debbie Desking Mrs. Sue Shu- ble, Coach. Back Row: Shelia Hood, managerf Anita Mc- Coy, assistant coachg Teri Mabeg Shelly Allie, Deanna Kreiderg Dana Miller, Susan Brent, Julie Blakeslee. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL-Front Row: Sharon Lewis, Ann Mabry, Sherri Gott, Shelia Hood. Row 2: Coach Sue Shuble, Denise Garnier, Kelly Sanders, Stacey Holland, f i U 2 l Anita McCoy, assistant coach. Back Row: Tanya Stites, DeDe Caffey, Amy Horst, Gwen Hendricks, Julie Warren. FRESHMAN WRESTLING-Front Row: Steve Mabry, Galen Sinkey, Brian Kay, Craig Danzer, Clinton Petty, Mark White, Jon Carlton. Row 2: Scott Bradley, Shawn Stead, Carl Dean, Chris Rader, Mark Blankenship, Brad Erney, Steve Burtin. Row 3: Rod Lindsey, Kipp Atwell, John Crighton, David Groover, James Brown, Steve Neal, Mike Conner, Billy Hall. Back Row: David Lem- mon, Matt Mayhew, Philip Shane, Chuck Donica, Stewart Wood, Brent Gibson, Jerry Furgeson, Coach Charles Sanders. 7, , 1

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E . lor Zvi' nA t N.: I ' na get in ir- , TI' i li ' i ,J E 1 K F 'uri Jil 1 u , - 1:-v -351 5: li' 355 GIRLS' TRACK-Front Row: Cherie Hayes, Kim Enyart, Pam Nichols, Ann Mabry, Diana Berry, Amy Horst, Deb- bie Brooks, Kate Freeman, Sherry Gott. Row 2: Lili Hughes, Melissa Shirley, Cathy Lairmore, Gwen Hen- drick, Sharon Berry, Jennifer Rule, Margaret Miller, Veronica Weir, Liz Lorton, Gwen Frazier. Back Row: Mrs. Brenda Goodwin, sponsor, Ann White, Lisa Pearse, Sheila Hood, Cindy Buchanan, Elaine Hightill, Jean Netzer, Angela Horned, Sheila McGinn, Jeanne Miller. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA-Front Row: Steve Woods, Judi Cantrell, Karen Moore, Lisa McAninch, Mary Meyer, Sharon Brown, Lori Steele, Kerrith Ray, Kelly Crisman. Row 2: David Wait, Rick Rowden, Steve Piper, Scott Howard, Randy Lovelace, Scott F urgeson, Julie Estes, Melinda Hellyer. Back Row: David Whiteley, Mark Tracy, Steve Hartley, Scott Holleman, Scott Thomas, Steve Alexander, Tony Bames, Mr. Ray Bennett, sponsor. QT? 5 1.3 Y? C VOLLEYBALL-Front Row: Sharon Lewis, Patricia Gonzales, Lynn Elmer, Michelle Edwards. Row 2: Sheila Hood, Julie Blakeslee, Terri Mabe, Debbie Deskin. Back Row: Miss Sue Schuble, Anita McCoy, Tana Hiatt, Becky Smith. Memories of High School From A's to B's and failing their tests. Kickapoo students did their best, The memories of Kickapoo that have pash within our hearts shall last and last, Like crusing around McDonalds' Square, Seeing our friends everywhere, No one forgets the ceremonial queen, Cindy Austin may she always be seen, Turkey of the year Paul Teel, Was silly and Crazy but for real, The holiday King Aaron Stull, Was surely loved by one and all, Alligator shirts roamed the halls, Made in sizes from big to small, Calvin Klein and Jordache jeans, Soon became the hottest scenes, Goodbye to all our senior friends, Their high school days have came to an end, To all the students returning next year, Have a great summer with fun and cheer. Girls' Track, VICA, C Volleyball l 167

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