Harrisonville High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Harrisonville, MO)

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iW6'r5nomibeli one! n x - fl if K . . W -- 4 x . W., in W N W ,A , A - , ,. , 1 a ,V I Z ,A K, ,. This was a victorious seasonfor the Catst After defeating the W Nevada Tigers, the Wildcats captured the regional champion- eshipfandiearned aeshotsatfthe statetitle.JThis14opporfunity was the first in eight years. t ,The Catsqimet the defending titlist, Joplin Memorial, on the Southwestern Missouri iState'Universitycourt ,at Springfield in ' s March. ' ' ' i t ' i s Considering the competition, a twiceistatei champions team, the Catsheld their own, but theyfell to defeatfixrthe end. It was a memorable game for the entire school as well as the team. 'one hundred and twdi students' rode pep srt' bussesi to Sijriiigfieldfto cheer the eats onfC6uritless more sttidientstahd parents also attended n, .s no at ,, l Cheers' randi yells Vfor a iHHSfvictory. rangedgthroiiglioutfthe fieldhouseg FHHSL spirit and prideinever let the Wildcats down. H X- f Y .. ,, Wt , e ' . mu 'flu +1 Q, :fl pw? 1. There is no doubt about it that we are number one: 2. The varsitylbasketball team proudly ireceivesr their first place regional plaque. n s 3. HHS students give the Wildcats thein final ' 1 as Wgwi ' FIU- ft 'fir A 2 ll 1. V' eff' 'V -4 ' .f 't , , A s,.,,-fa..-,E me - send-off before theyg travel to Springfield for first round state playoffs. n f ,i ' 4. John Raines goes up for two points. 15,iLook out,tLKenny Speeris coming throught- i 6st i 6. Craig Reichert gives the bill nupdin Ahopeswoflseoring, Z - 7. HHSpstudents were there to back the team all the wayjthroushr the play-Qffs. , T r W , , T 7 f

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ln. ,..-My f fm K K , k A I if ,, .f X , ' ., f' , X k , e season. The Wildbunqh ended the year with a+4-8 L A A overall record and a 3-3 conference record. 2 Two, ,of the team members went onesetoqualifyrefor 2 state. Those memberselwere juniors,Dzive Rowden and W Kevin li1f'oSXfell, iz1'98l and ttds T115 cilifissesi 'o Q. respectlvf-llyf Rowdendwentr on to p1aQ9rfQurthffQin,l1gl1e stated r or e r 0 fl ,R - .,.,- fn yn, rm -. 2 Clinton, l Warrensburg Butlenf l e 1 Plea'sant'1-Iill Knob.Noster PleasaintHill V A ,, , V L :X -f - 1 .4 tV,. , ss g jf? ro'o e V nw V1 ' A r el, 42, l 't 3 11 5 I Q 'X ', V , ,'. s ' V' 5- -' l 6 ' ' , I A QEOUDSL N H 3 21 Kevin Siinpsonwdnders, HOW do I get ont off thisf? Q 3. FRONT ROW-Terry smccubbni, David? 'Roi-radii: Randi Welhoffy Mike Mlifeland, Claytf-W1 H00per. SECOND ROW- , or James Massie, Kevin Simpsonj Shawn Wilson, Geiry 'Kiddg 1 7s -Rand? F!fmS1s3UStYeAdamSf THIRD ROW-Alldy Wliayi Jefff H F QMickleberry,fDa1efKnoxg Qlint2Hoojerg'fCarIf0ri231l, 'Floyifl Jeppesen, StephenlLitle . FOURTH RQW-MJohn1,HarriS,'sGI?egS I n f Harvey, LIohnfBockleman, fRicIiatrdiMcKinleSf,d RobeylCo-' ' it burn, Kevin Povvell, Andy Powers, Ray Saunders, , , Thjg A 4. Wildbunch tearnmembermlockns horns wlthxagn opponent. x 38 f 51 ,Kevin Powe1lSfaippearsftot'hHlve opponent iii pain. ' 2 33Qnd5glPoigersjggvearsrhis owntpefsongl team 14 7. The teamd offers congratulationsnto as fellow teammateq yr 77