Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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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

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Qk tg' Trying to get the crowd in the spirit, the pom- pons perform a routine during the homecoming football game. The Chiefs won the game against the Rolla Bulldogs, 10-0, I 'think that prayer circles are a good idea because they draw people together and help promote team spirit, Michelle Lovett said. . Tw t .N fy 'WP' Ht' W9 ,f W X. 3.1 2 411 ff If f 1 af . . .f , ...the community rallied to K X 6 fi 77 f i L. A,q' N g put things back together. e'av T i Dr. Arnold Greve, principal Q9 4 ..,f. . ,. A L11 .. 4, H.. , 1' - aw. .ve 14 2 ,, . , .,. .f f,,, .4 2 H g.. ,sf H :gf f-I F119 if ,., gh,-. 9,f'Mgga,:31 ff' gf ,T 5,3 f!. fff..l gif 'zyily 6 fi A4 ,ly 31 52' if! ,rf -.4 gf riff ,F,',-if as ea pl: ,p r.,r'A wg ,mg fp 4, ri-J ci as G 2,557 Lf! gf tif 'tip if I-4511,-' to rf, Llfr' 'if J .agw -1,4 is: rj EU Dec. 28, 1985, marked a disaster not only for Y . if 1 M, v , -if ig, ' if 7 x . ff- li ,.- 1 ,- . ,. ' X-V , ,, - 'Q ' 3' v 5 any , .,. we 1 ' . Q n Q - A. 9.. 'I ':i.,,i ,, r , . ,,.,,. Z , H ,. qw: 'Q ,f ..- .I I ' uf- wi' . W V Q ' V -' ' st .-. ff-wr' ' W 2'Rl1'i :. fr 'T xv -- .. Q ri - . f P Y E , Ii. ,Q g s . , M, ... N I f g,fl ,, ew, f, ,Pg-s, wg-is VM, W 'Mai psgq, -fu a' - ' .Wi 'ML , if IWEQ iffy. Lrg. jf' I 1 X 'Q ' if W K T A 4 v 4' 'Q ' 17? ' ' 'sv' , fm., 'A if 'Lil 1, i s ff- ' 'v .W-Q? 0 it 'TV' .. 1 , .0 f A y 10 is 5, f ri ,,. ft, Q 1- ,, N- i i - ' ,Q Yggfixg, , . , ww.: it A -., af... e g..f ,Q 'yy UH, gffgsa 1, qs t.M..rf',f ,,. ,1-ig' , -wo, A we . - M., v or ,, -A we My , X s r N . an ' . Uv 1- fi ' - ' .. w'Q,,,,' h,1s,' 4 ' as ,aw J- ,. ., q i' 4 ' ' .. W, 'M' f-f fiiif r, Q ' - -c r A '. Q -ff ' 'Swv ' ig QA .. -'L 5' K ,. av- K M1415 1 va.. L 'K 1 ,N im, N-it f- f - a...N .W ibn.. . 6,4 '- .. r Kickapoo but for the entire community. That day Kickapoo Was heavily vandalized. It was then that the Whole community joined together to help. Dr. Arnold Greve, principal, said that in those couple days during the clean-up, hundreds of people called to express their concern and willingness to helpg and student body president, Todd Burgess, added that students from other schools called him to see if they could help. According to Dr. Greve, the people of Springfield saw the vandalism as a common concern, not just Kickapoo's problem. By seeing it as a community disaster, the community rallied to put things back together, Dr. Greve said. Tragedy had a Way of causing people to become closer. In times of need, people found comfort in being together. It seemed to have unified us to try to recover from it, Todd said. g SPIRIT 39 -