Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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1. Commencement memories for the Class of '79 which is the largest gradu- ating Class yet in Kiekapoo's history. 2. Even though the day has just begun senior Mary Kollmeyer realizes it is going to be a long rough one. 3. Through the tunnel we catch a view of beginning construction on Kicka- poo's pedestrian overpass which will provide the safety of students. 4. Senior class president, William Tate, reflects pensively on the four years he has spent at Kickapoo High School. 5. Enthusiasm ran high at school bas- ketball games as the Chiefs beat rivals such as the Glendale Falcons and the Parkview Vikings. s 6. In early morning hours, before classes a glimpse of Kickapoo is seen through cornstalks in front of the school. i i 7. School doesn't seem so bad .after a vacation from snow days but, the bus heading home is still a good feeling. 8. Go to , . . world I'm a senior, says Patty Fleetwood. She's doingiher imita- tion of a chipmunk with big ears. , , ..... ..............gn..