Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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. - That as then . .. M . . ,, Youthful worries! Call them worry warts or just concerned, but teachers had their share of problems when they were growing up in high school. Their worries were the usual-dates, grades, and complexion. During my post-puberty binge, I had the complexion of a hedge apple, Mr. John Wood, psychology teacher, said. Some concerns were more serious-like the Vietnam War! Mrs. Brenda Goodwin, physical education teacher, said, I had an acquaintance who was 2 years older. He No worries, just making music. That was Mr. Tony Loudis during his carefree high school days. Mr. Doug Bloch-Counselor went off to war but didn't come back. Getting that special date occupied the minds of a few. Mr. Horner Askins, driver education teacher, even placed girls before sports 'AWhen I was only 15, I convinced my dad to let me drive the car for a very important date. I almost drove the car into the lake. Making good grades and being accepted by peers were high on many lists. There was really only one problem, ac- cording to Mrs. Peggy Kub- icek, math teacher. There were just too few hours in a , day. Mrs. Jan Cameron--Assistant Principal Mrs. Carol Fritts-Counselor Mrs. Dorris Garrison-1-Counselor ,wa f. , .. ' f :fa -.v'.v ,L I I . Dr. Arnold Greve--Principal if I Dr. Jam Lowe--Asszstant Princnpal A M A, f ,, , H Mr. PauIxM0ore-Assistant Principal tg, . - j, A ' 'r Mr. Bill 0'Nea1--Counselor V itlr ' ,kim 1 ' 2 , , ..-t 1 l an M - BOARD OF EDUCATION-Front ROW: Mrs. Mary Pilant, Mr. David Harrison, and Mrs. Patti Penny. Back Row: Mr. Thom Field, Dr. Gary Buzbee, and Mrs. Jackie McKinsey, l 5 1 O ADMINISTRATION CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINIS- TRATORS-Front Row: Mr. Joe Cain, Dr. Janice Duncan, Dr. Jack Israel, Dr. Paul Hagerty, Mr. Ken- neth Kraft,Dr.JoelDenney, and Mr. Shoemaker, Mr. Jim Grammer, Dr. Al Manning. Back Row: Mr. Dick Phil Jenkins, and Mr. james Neely Grosenbaugh, Dr. Torn Moorefield, Mr. Charles Christiansen, Dr. jim ' ,gi .fl K ff. M1 . .f ,- X.

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X S sion A I , . 4' we 1 . 1 - 5 , -N 'V 4 v I f f ' f f' .If I Z if ,Z fl 42, i , ,V What else could there be? Chris ri V mpor s What you said Did you have to buy your own car? Yes 3596 No 65f7o 1. X L, ' -1 A 1 Vt, K - V . iid-',., . fix ' . 1 , 1 ,.,-, . M, A A. -I, ,, mgzjpif, .ern-fi., x-,-.f,i,..::, L. N,- iiegiiiieslovefiigse Mazda Rxr n 7I5'!Sy new freedom ' Q ,, HD' Dad, can I borrow the keys to the car? This was a familiar saying often heard not long ago. It seemed more and more students were getting their own car. Most parents seem to be a little more generous in buying their kids expensive cars such as Corvettes, Camaros and Firebirds. With nice cars came the disadvantage of higher expense, not only with insurance but repairs. 4'My dad got my car for a good price, and since it was around my birthday, he gave me my Corvette on the condition that I paid all the expenses and maintenance, junior Randy Smith said. Owning a nicer car had many advantages as well as disadvantages. Exposure to friends, more attention, and a new boyfriendfgirlfriend that wasn't there before were a few of the things that made driving a new car even better. Junior Sherri Orr said, When I got my car for my birthday, I was really excited. The best part of having it is driving around meeting lots of new people-especially the guys. ,pq 43' U14 iff ff, ' 5' gfff President Scott SGIIISCI, secretary Beth Pusateri, and treasurer Dan Freshman Class officers are president Greg Johnson are the junior class officers. f el , We fe , 'ieyf A ' 4,6 'T f at 'C-F9 Charlie Sun. Macchi. and treasurer Kristy Zachar 1 1 Tracy Zachar 11 Michelle Zander 9 Sherri Zimmerman 11 C? Sophomore class officers are presi- dent John Brown, treasurer Lance Renner. and secre- tary Keri McKin- ney, UNDERCLASSMEN 1 -L25-. ei W R A if g g ings gli, ,Mwst -o-,,,. .Mu

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,, I.-- 4 A 4 :- Q 1 1 fini yy' ...pg feasw f ammer, Dr mes Neely. One of today S concerns, expressed by Ms. Jan Johnson, is students' lack of sense of belonging and poor self- esteem. What you said Do today's teens have more Worries than when teach- ers Were in school? Yes 64011 No QZWQ Undecided l4'7o M f - 1 Z K. Q my Focult finds sf new concerns i Oh to be a teenager again with the Worries of the young! Teachers looked back on the days and wished their concerns were as simple. Most agreed that the Welfare of their families Was of the utmost importance. It's my sense of duty. I was indoctrinated as a child to feel that Wayfl Mr. Roger Quigley, math teacher, said. Of course, financial security especially in retirement entered the minds of some. I would like to be able to travel and follow my photography hobby, Mr. Art Elbert, science teacher, said. In fact, I'd just like to have a boat so I can go fishing, he added. Teachers naturally found concern connected with their profession. Preparing students to face the future ranked high with some. Young people today are not as prepared to face the real World as We Were, Mr. Tony Loudis, mediafEnglish teacher, said. And naturally, teachers found the age-old problem. As Mrs. Peggy Kubicek, math teacher, said, t'Too few hours are still in a day. is Mr. Ray Bennett-w-COE ilu Mr. Jim Boyd-English Mr. Horner Askins-eDr1ver Education Mrs. Connie Bilyeu-Vocal Music Mr. Gerald Bonham--Math .40 , . X Mr. Marvin Bridges-Industrial Arts Mr. Bob Brown--Business rdf. .H .4..:1a'4s.3::1g , , I . f ' X f Mr. Leland Brown--Social Studies . X Mrs. Tina Burk--Orchestra ' ' Mrs. Sandra Buyan-Social Studies if 'A' Mrs. Cynthia Bylander-Art . r- ,,j Mr. Ben Byrd-'-English Mr. Kevin Byrne--Physical Education I yy 9. 'l X . Mrs. Renee Chastain-FrenchlEngli5h Q Mrs. Cathy Clark-Social studies fy Q I' A ' Mrs. Janet Colliatie-English ' T A I Mrs. Andrea Croley-German - . Mrs. Freda Curd-Science . f Mrs. Deborah Dick-Library if T 1 Mr. Roy Duncan-Math ri Mr. Art Elbert--Science X ZW! 7 Mrs. Debbie Ferguson--English Mr. Jose Florez-Science ,.,. . a 1 V Mrs. Jo Alice Gillihan--English Mrs. Janis Goetz-Home Economics Mr. Jim Gold'--Math Mrs. Brenda Goodwin-Physical Education Mr. Steve Grant-Social Studies ,yu , V , +77 ffff 'fwfr ' ig Mr. Bob Green--Industrial Arts 1. f - Mr. Roy Green-Driver Education!Phys1ca1 N ' A A' W., 5 , Education W X I Mr. Bill Greve--Physical Education 4 -- if V I I ' Mrs. Marilyn Gugel-English ' f 'X Mr. Hubert Harral--English K ,X f Mr. Jim Hartley-Science .. L' I W ' , ,5 V X I7 Mrs. Ellen Henry-English i ' Mr. We ton Horst--Math A 7M 77 ' I ' Mr. 1-:di-xoward-EMR i ffffflf f ' Q, l Qi , My m Mrs. Jan Johnson-Drama f 'N ' W 7 f s 4, -r 'Q . ' ', ' I- I I n Mrs. Betty Kinser-English . X 2 1, I , -I ' - 1 - ' , Mrs. Chris Knisley-OH ffl 4 f .f ' 'if ' ' 1 ,K rf ,IVI Mrs. Peggy Kubicek--Math ' f is Hi ' z 4 T, A 5,77f5q,, I Mrs. Joan Landewe-Math 1. . . 2. I FACULTY 1 1