Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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tackle me on the 5-y SOMETHING P Even the sun shined down on the Chief Ceremonial day. . .H After the mud, wind, and rai l ued 1984 Homecoming, a P as little sun was just the right something to make the game and combination. dance a winning A last minute touchdown by j hed the home- coming triumph, 10-0, over the Rolla Bulldogs. Cory Krueger an made the key blocks to get me through . . . to the line. Seeing the guy waiting ard line got my 'unior Jeff Macchi cinc d jason Brent For-fa 5' more-sum YV erfect l mined not only to score but to destroy Macchi said. B tween the colorful decorations e and the romantic atmosphere, littl b u ht the evenin my opponent, C else could have ro g g fection Homecoming is nearer to per . different than the other dances. The word itself just says something spe ial The music, dresses, and decora c . tions are just the tangible things tha I'll remember. They make my memo ries more colorful, senior Paul De said. The nig of rainbows and warmth of frien ht, filled with the mag d made memories Forever. C3 'C al 1C S rl alin flowing, and I was deter- fefl iii? d ate Mike Ruffa with date Nicole Gra u Buckley and Cheree Cox and her date Scott Gaunt take a break from the hot cafeteria. In deep thought, Coach jim Pearson plans the stategy for the Chiefs' next play. The Chiefs ' h Rolla Bulldogs. took the game 10-0 against t e 1 6 HOMECOMING DANCE X GAME

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ii I!! 4 'lj 1- 'S B an 5 's. . .Mm . 1 I l 'S 9,45 1 Queen candidate Alison Harvill rides in style to the field where her father will present her to her escort, Tim O'Reilly. Memories and plans of homecoming find their way into the hearts of attendants julie Bunn, Kim Meador, and Lori Tilton after the halftime presentation with escorts Todd Lin- ton, Kevin Nimmo, and Brock Sanders. I wasn't sure if I just thought it or if they said it. Mr. David Estes V, an if 01:4 fy A I Iqioy- , e His, Jiffrfe fair! KJ Lccakf-jj It As the moment of crowning grew near, Mr. David Estes proudly watched as his little girl came riding closer on a Corvette not knowing that soon she would be the next Chief Ceremonial Queen. . As they were getting ready to announce it, I was thinking how nice it would be if they said Julie's name. Right as I thought it, they said it. Then I wasn't sure if I just thought it or if they really said it. It was a very special moment that I'll never forget, Mr. Estes said. He still remembers when Julie was really a little girl. Once, when we told her she couldn't take her stuffed animals on a trip, she packed them up and took them to school knowing good and well that we wouldn't be returning home before we left, Mr. Estes recalled. HOMECOMING ROYALTY I5

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