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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1' J ,S 4 Somew-uma FUQMSJNQTHING The most memorable date for many teens was not a night on the town, rather a funny or special moment that was shared. For senior Lisa Byrd, the most memorable date was a picnic lunch prepared totally by her boyfriend. He had made all the food and picked out a place in the woods. He even brought music. I had the best time being with him and knowing that he cared enough to do this for me, Lisa said. For junior Paul Elmer, home- coming his sophomore year was memo- rable. I had to borrow money for our Deciding what to do on a Saturday night, Alison Harvill and Tim O'Reilly scope out the movie section. MOdClil'lg the latest look in Halloween attire, Scott Taylor shows his new toe shoes to Kathleen Fry. 2 8 DATING it 2 IIIEIHUC Elllt CS dinner because our bill was more than I expected, Paul said. When getting ready for LPA, junior Brent Roach remembered going downstairs half-dressed to have his friend's dad tie his tie. Our dates were waiting at the bottom of the stairs, Brent said. A hot tub caused some commo- tion for seniors Alison Harvill and Tim O'Reilly. We'd been dating a few months when we were at his house in the hot tub. We thought some bubbles would be nice, so we poured a box of detergent in. It started sudsing and sudsing and sudsing. About that time, his mom walked in, Alison said. 'ff Steve Jaspers shows what it means to be a gentleman to his Chief Ceremonial date Kristi Igleharti