Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Enjoying one of the smaller get togethers are Nicki George and Ronda Hubbard. Michelle Melton, Sharon Churchwell, Sar- ah Buchanan, and Sara Lighthizer enjoy put- ting some pizazz in their weekends. gh ss 5 K Fkwrb .r 0-QYARNN W 'S w is s t sz - f -1 r. , x,w,,,,,, A Q u .Pi X. .riff-f stfwv r V. .-S 'N ,. was more than half the fun T1m Fletcher, sen1or I e'Ve fi Holding up the tradition Yyziilgif W ggi ,p 9 in '37 6:54 kc-uggw 'HN-X5 aff A-, ,Iggy ff-'55 731. HA- r' :ei gi lr ff A:.f - H ty lCilm 3ff1fi.h1fG.lGg:z5l lCi5fw 'mmf wi, Aid F ti, rv Nha- ei' The annual Pig Roast began with the charcoaling of the pig, getting T-shirts, music, and ended with all the special moments you share in one night with your senior class, senior Marla Barber said. After all the hard Work of putting the party together, the evening paid off at the end when everyone gathered around the bonfire. This is the hardest party to put together but by far the most fun. Holding up the tradition was more than half the fun, senior Tim Fletcher said. Tim, along with a group of senior guys, carried through the traditional Pig Roast making it the best Pig Roast ever, according to senior Windy White. This is one party I Will never forget. There is too much involved in this one. Don't miss your senior Pig Roast. It's always the best, Windy said. i PARTIES 5 -ff w.

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.-,Rfk if if SOMETHING FCJFQ my NCJTHINCS Year after year at Twin Oaks Country Club, girls 16 years of age are presented to society at the annual Rose Ball. Several Kickapoo girls were a part of this tradition. Each debutante was dressed elegantly in white, escorted by her father, and given one dozen red roses. It was special because it was a time to be shared with friends and family, junior Anita Hall said. According to junior Jenny Brown, most everyone from Kickapoo had been friends for a long time, making the event even more special. Along with the Rose Ball, pageants of all kinds were entered by many. Senior Diane Groover was crowned Miss Merrie Christmas and senior Susan McLaughlin was an attendant. I've never done anything like it. It was nerve-racking but still fun, Susan said. Junior Kristy Schriver and freshman Tiffany Hawkins were contestants in the Miss T.E.E.N. Pageant. Kristy appeared as a finalist and won an award for speech. The wonderful thing about the pageant was the unity of everyone involved. If someone did something good, everyone was happy for them, Kristy said. Kim Davis and jenny Brown enjoy stuffing their faces after being presented at the Twin Oaks Rose Ball, Kristy Zachar and her father arrange a plan to simplify Mr. Zachar's task of escorting his twin daughters, Kristy and Tracy. DEBUTANTESXPAGEANTS 3 7 L ' vi-' Y - W.-,,.-a... ,.f.,..T,-. f--ff fffff- f 1 ' T T