Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Mike Clark slams a Mello Yello in the chugging contest. Students chug-a-lugged over 30 Cases of the drink. The Bird, performed by the pom DOH squad, entertains the school during the How Day assembly. 1 2 HOW NIGHT students were lymg out at the SpCC1f1C game or area, A11son had helped to put lt all together, least an hour a day durmg the summer and Choolfworking on How N1ght It was a b1g thanks to Alison, the mght was orgamzed and PIUOWS HY as Cmdy Black prepares to alot of for everyone, semor L1sa Byrd Sald Push during HOW N