Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS Fl'0nt Row Alysha Catron jennifer Peacock and Ryann Rml-:er Back Row: 40, f ff ff- ,f 4 nf ,, X My X A ,lf, f f, ,f M, H ff ' Wfhxyi, ,V , 4, fffv '40 ' f2,.,g,'f .JM 4 W ,ffm 1 ' Aw, 4 1, 'Z fn, ff I f V W rf Mmwlmwwgmwiif' Uvwiiv- 1' if A JAYVEE CHEERLEADERS--Front Row: Stacey Buxton, Kristy Summers ' johnson, Julie Bunn, Melani Adams, and Holly Black. Back Row: Amy Fxeld FRESHMANXJAYVEE CHEERLEADERS Strange.

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lr 4 nf V 51 W, WW 1 if , bf. ZW, fi X Z ,, ,X , WWA ,yn 4 4,6 ,, ff 7 2: Sharon g Magness. R Row: Mike Hylxl and Kris Lv.-liflix A -vrnzt , v , , - 'f - ' W Him ' W Y Y ,ff if , , E 1 Hubbard show their spirit on Hug Day. Marla Barber and Robin Gresham work on the thought for the day sign. r V s J s X nw Enjoying each others company. Steve Jaspers and David Fisher prepare to tape up a sign. I had no idea Greg Magness. and Ronda would be. NET ANTICS ,ff V Y 'i ,tif henlfirst got 5M,,A.g ,3-' involved in Cabinet, I knew it would be a lot of workg but I had no idea how much fun it would be, art commissionor Marla Barber said. Cabinet Worked hard unit- ing the school through spirit days, dances, and getting everyone involved. It was hard work, but this group also managed to put some fun into their efforts. We Went to the lake on Mr. Jim Springston's boat in the summer, and around Christmas We all went to Raphael's to eat and ex- change secret pal gifts, re- cording secretary Ronda Hubbard said. Before the 1985-86 school year started, the newly-e1ect- ed members attended a camp that prepared them for the upcoming school year activi- ties. After the first success of the year, How Night, the Cabinet realized the impor- tance of their jobs. At the end of the first semester, all members went dancing at Butterfie1d's and then went over to social commissioner Kretia Hol- der's house for an all night retreat. Even extremely hard-Work- ing groups like this have time to put a little fun into their job, according to Cabinet members and sponsors. ..WN, ?,,..w,a,....,.a -.-.i, 7 , Ma-. ..,. ,, Mg, , .., ,L M, -.--fm ,-.,,z:a,,,,0:...J0,,WW,-vmfe--1- -0---af,,,gi5f 'v'r:m:::'ffmzva.n.,.,. M171 H f 3? fail WZ , W AQ 1:1 ff, X dm, will . , . - ' ' . ' Dowllv.TcrL's1lCurlc'r. and Kathy Lynch Row 21 . . , 3 lu - 'C ll - 4 l G' ' ' M: ' 'l Row 3.1..mrt SAGE STAFF FFOIIL ROW. Lur1Norllnm,tun julu g CLASS OFF-lCERSiFl-ont ChLHgOi:I21,R1s:li. EJ:I1iE,:, 5-,illsS4I,IS,i1cL-155,241gi-ililPus:ulti1 Back Sully Rn-ppllngcr, Dtlmluc Cybulskx, Christina: Lumnxcrs, and Susan Hansen Back Row: lvlnxs H.1rb.u.4 miner- KU, IVR-Klmlqg gurl jo in rnvln - - - ' Snnllu Clwlvl Lcvim-1.LoliOuLzs.14n4l Danny Alulinwn -rc -- --- Y Y -1 CLASS OFFICERSXSAGE STAFF .i-::,.- ' 1 1 - k .fgls . ffm 'C -' 4.42.1 A J! , ' A cl--

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'V ' rem- e A- - A- 'f or -r er Michelle Julian cheers the wres- tling Chiefs on to victory in a match against Hillcrest, Nicole Phillips, Jody Krueger, and Marla Ernhardt wait to catch Ryann Rinker. - -A -X .---mNe- W?rtcsex g,A X X M W su . Vg X . J ayvee squad takes time out during the SMSU camp to have some fun in their free time. The competition was toughg everyone was so good. LoRnDA CDR BUST or years the cheerlead- ers had attended a sum- mer camp. But this year, the jayvee squad won the Award of Excellence at the SMSU camp which quali- fied them for the National Cheerleading Competition. I was so tired from the whole week that it Cawardj didn't sink in, junior Julie Bunn, captain, said. All the hard work from our summer practices paid off at that moment, she added. They were evaluated night- ly on cheers, chants, and homecheers. Things such as jumps and tumbling were also considered. Camp was very exhausting, but it was worth it, sophomore Lauri Johnson said. The competition was held over Christmas break in Or- lando, FL. It was sponsored by the National Cheerleading Association. The competition was toughg everyone was so good, sophomore Holly Black said. Most of the squads had a coach who choreographed all their rout- ines. We always made up our own. The squad performed against about 30 other jayvee squads. This competition was a new experience for our cheer- leadersg and by watching the 250 varsity squads, we were able to bring back some new and different ideas, Holly added. - ,-,-1-1-N-a,,,,.z,,,,.. . ,U Q.,-.w.,,.A.,,W, ,,,, M,W..gW,m.a.f,,,Ma.. - 1 , Yi, -Hk.f?f i ' Y OW 2: Laurie . and Kirsten VARSITY CHEERLEADERS--FYOIIIL Row: Liz Deck. julie Black. and Beth Rogers. ROW 2: Paige Croy, WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS-Front ROW: Kelly Schneider, Karen Aton, Shannon Stuart. Back ROW: Cindy Black Kristi lglehart, and Kretia Holder, Back Row: Alison Harvill, Carlye Ward, and Kim Tourville. Lisa Speciale, Michelle Julian, and julie Pitt, VARSITYX WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS 1 6 1 M W-dm5':