Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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ette, Kim Crites, holding the first place trophy in Gainesville, MO, parade, Said- Winning is a great feelingf, Bonnie major- B0nr1ieS march to a snare cadence during Southwest Missouri State Un1versity's homecoming parade. 7 'N I i 4 5 i Q 33 sm-xo ...M Mc.. ,,. u Q I x Q A F - ... some of us marched barefoot in the ankle deep mud? Leslie Huffman, senior ff illlii 7 an f ees to Royals It hasn't always been easy for the Golden Arrow Marching Band. At the Ozarko contest, the saturated manurefmud-covered field proved to be a challenge as band members found their shoes sticking in the mud. So many auxiliary members lost their shoes during preliminaries that during the finals some of us marched barefoot in the ankle deep mud, Leslie Huffman, senior, said. In Warrensburg, MO, they found themselves performing an exhibition show while ecstatic Royals, fans cheered on the team. When everyone jumped up and started screaming, at first we thought we had done somethingg but then we realized someone in the stands was announcing game scores. The distraction was so loud that the judges couldn't even hear the last part of the song, Kathleen Fry, senior, said. ff It's a tradition. While performing the drum solo at homecoming, the drumline wears their sunglasses at night. 2 6 BANDXBONNIESXAUXILIARIES

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