Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Best Friends Missy Miller and julie Estes Not Far Behind Most Outgoing Sara Lighthizer Kent Davis I Most Likely to Succeed Sharon Churchwell I Paul Deal chosen best 7 When one thought of people who were the most outgoing, they thought of peo- ple who had been at that school all along. But lquq that was not how it was. I The Best of Class was voted on and Nan Mallonee and Rusty Venable were voted most outgoing. They both transferred to Kickapoo their junior year. Nan Malonee came to Kickapoo during the middle of her junior year from Reed Springs, MO. Moving from a school of 400 students, I was super scared to walk through the doors of KHS. I think it's great for a class that has been going to school for years to accept someone totally new, Nan said. Rusty Venable transferred from Glendale High School the beginning of his junior year. Overall, I want to thank everyone. It's hard moving from high school to high school. Ijust want to thank everyone for making the last two years the best years of my life, Rusty said. As Nan, Rusty, and the rest of the Best of Class went their separate ways, everyone knew that the best would always be remembered. Newcomers , S Best Dressed jenny Collins and Ken Lee t . WM, Q, Kent Cybulsk + ,K W 7 ,f ' f Q . ' f 'MW BEST OF CLASS 12 5

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Best Friends Paul Deal and Bob Kieffer Shawn Wingert Holly Wood Dana Woodall Keli Workman John Wynn Becky Yarnell Diane Youngberg Amy Zabek Scott Zimmerman Class Couple Tim Fletcher and Kretia Holder 1 BEST OF CLASS 'www Most Outgomg Nan Mallonee and Rusty Venable A , , W ,wg ,,ff f1,fv,y H ,ZVWWV ff f .. f ,V , W 'C , ff, Wye ff ff Z f ff Most Athletic Capri Hales and Terry Nunn

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That then . .. if .i Jenmfet Abrarnovitz 10 Pam Abramowicz 10 , ,Scott Acheson 9 Julie Adams 10 Melani Adams 10 Byron Alberty 10 Jennifer Alden 11 Greg Aldridge 9 Melissa Afeshire 9 Stacy Alexander 10 Elxse Allee 9 Scott Alleger 1 1 Jenny Allen 11 KristiA1len 10 Jeff Allie 9 Bev Amonker 10 Scott Anderson 10 Jackie Arnold 10 Tina Askzns 9 Paul Askren 11 Jeff Aspelmeier 9 Andy Atkinson 9 Krlsta Attaway 10 Harry Baldwm 1 1 Paul Bales 9 Shawanna Baney 10 Greg Barber 10 Scott Barlow:-1 10 Brent Barnes 10 Deanna Barnes 9 Mike Barnett 11 Jon Bamgrover 9 Torrey Barnhouse 10 Melame Barrett 10 Blake Bartlett 10 Tami Barton Todd Barton Angie Bates 9 Debi Bates 10 Kelli Bates 9 Kim Bates 10 Steve Bates 10 Angle Batey 10 Ryan Batey 10 Bill Bauer Pat Bauer Carol Baughman Raeleena Baxter I . N' X eta 3 Q it X 3 X xg 3 t X ,fx x X t FX tt ' 1 2 6 UNDERCLASSMEN Homburger of life Fast food that didn't taste fast. A hamburger, large fries, and a medium Coke-words that were spoken countless times on Friday nights, after school, and on mad dashes to break away from school lunches. McDonald's, Wendy's, and Burger King were the pre- dominant fast foods chosen by teens and on-the-go folks. McDonald's pulled out as the leader in the battle of the burgers and the place to go for Food fights and foolish fun after school entertain Jennifer Abramovitz and Sherri Orr on snowy afternoons at McDonald's. AXNQ X syn xtgx X X XXX X X 'X X x ix X Q Ns tx Xx 1 XX XX X2X Q minute munchies. I have always gone to McDonald's when I had to be somewhere in a hurry, sophomore james Cotter- man said. Times were what pushed the burger chains in the lead over conventional restaurants. People did not have to be in a haste or rush just to stop by for a burger. Friday and Saturday nights, after the football games, I would go by one of the many burger chains where I could sit, eat, and talk to friends, junior Laura jones said. XX Q u it NN s X X XX X N'Qs s....,,-6. Q X X X X N ix XQX we X Q, t X XTR X we X rr W Q X X Al ,X I 4, W? ww humanly Wim 5 .fwwwffwwv 4,1 1 wtf Q fa.. Mal ft 51 fi X 'Ns it X Xrr' xr, ,st S