Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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,Sf .AM l A f' Q ' I 1 of , r lg V N Hy, 4 x Af I 3 ,401 4 . 4 Dana Woodall attempts to pass a Central rival in the KHS invitational. Later in the season, Woodall went on to compete at state. l. 1 exif S .elm r xlib we All s'I3' IHS 1 Q .lseek it wha sf- A sw la-w.r i g,,.,tss-e U kj kj ee GIRLS' TRACK - Front Row: Sarah Hughes. Karissa McCarter. Gina Wilbanks. Heather Lairmore, Megan Montiel. Sarah Buchanan, Amy Sturhan, Kristi Day, and Kim Gilliam. ROW 2: Brooke Watson. Sherry Ladd, Vicki Foockle. Michelle Edwards, Michelle Melton, Kelli Batey. Michelle Cullens, Amy Field. Elizabeth Falls. and Andrea McMurtrey. Row 3: Celeste Stanley, Brenda Lentz. 2' fp ' s t Q Q. E W I . ..,,.,f3g 3, J' . Melissa Dodd, Sherry Carlton, Carol Midboe. Holly Black, Keri McKinney, Tammy Yarnall, Cindy Black. Anita Hall, and Kim Martin. Back Row: Coach Cindy Deskin, Coach Brenda Goodwin, Christy Edwards. Sarah Freeman. Kathy Claybaker, Amy Kipfer, jennifer Cotner, Dana Woodall, julie Hyde, Kim Silsby, Laura Skiles. and Valerie White. II-city champs Girls' and boys' season. We set some school records, 5 wa-Q tm 6374 f. Nw -, at 4 , ' , SJ754., -f 'sf WMM 5 fy. as track seasons ended on a win- nm note. ,f fm si 342393 The girls team fa-af. ,fig won conference and qualified eight runners in six events for the state ,,,2, 4 My , , meet Qualifiers W fs f, - 7,gJ,5,!a al ' ,, .3 .,,, , were Karlssa ' McCarter, Holly Black, Gma W11. Girls, boys take Ozork conference titles banks, and Cindy Black in the 3200 relayg Elizabeth Falls in the triple jumpg Kelli Batey and McCarter in the high jumpg Heather Lairmore in the 400-meter rung Wilbanks in the 800 meter rung Dana Woodall in the 100-meter hurdlesg and Falls, Woodall, Lairmore, and Wilbanks in the 1600-meter relay. This year, we really had a good - 80 G1RLs'fBoYs' TRACK is iiri Woodall said. Our practices were hard, but they paid off in the long run, she added. Boys' track sent six guys to state to compete in five events. They also won the All-City meet and captured the Ozark conference. The guys who qualified for the state meet were junior Mike Clark in discusg 3200-relay team consisting of Tim Garrison, Tim Peterie, Jeff Messerly, and Doug Kay who placed sixthg Peterie in the 1600-meter run who captured fifth with a time of 4:19.88 and sixth in the 3200 with a time of 9Z33.07Q and Steve Marby who placed second in the pole vault with a vault of 14'6 . A real team effort was made this year by winning a lot of meets by only a few points, Coach Dave Tobey said. Boys' 11 Mike DQ Peterie. a james St' Wiley. K D,-,ug Pal Vaine. B1 puggteri. I,