Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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ill: e'e e-'e eww l ii- .-gn CZ? EXECUTIVE OFFICERS - Front Row: Paula House, Sherry Deskin. Row 2: Bitsy Maddox, Iill Carlton, Patti Box. Row 3: Lisa Samuel, Donna Sanders. I hd Marching up trafficway begins the Veteran's Day Parade for the Bonnies. Each year this parade is traditionally led by the assistants. X . -nf A Tee-pee formation is formed as the 1978-1979 Bonnies perform for the first time in front of the student body at the How-Day assembly. P I , ' - AN Q' all-, . 'T'-i1.'5,:,-ji. ' -f5F.IZ'Y3al?f'l'?'f35? BONNIE BUCHANANS - Front Row: Brooke Champion, Karrie Atwell, Shari Newby, Sherry Do:-skin, Lisa Samuel, Becky Stegall, Kim Carr, Annutlu Summuy. Row Z Crystal Loshur, Lisa Graves, Lori Greer, Donna Snmlofrs, Rubin Cruur, Kris Hurst, Sue: Altimrr, Paula Penny, Sandy Stiles. Row 3: 'fmiin Armll, 'Vurri lithrirlgn, l,c:Ann Spiva, Paula House, Patti Box, Tammy Tracy, Angela Bellfore, Bitsy Maddox, Deanna Cox, Mary Beth Donika. Row 4: Kim Sterling, Michelle Blackwell, Carol Eskengren. Debbie Griter, Debbie Mason, Marcia Flesch, Robin Hensley, Laurie Langston, Dana Espy, Iill Carlton, Rene Smith.

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Paula Fleak and Gayle Anderson Iunior Attendants X P fx 3 ii- ,,,, Quarterback David Lindeman looks for an during the first half of the Chief Ceremonial 4: .-.. - opening in between two Lebanon defenders game. Lebanon went on to upset the Chiefs. Tammy Ray Senior Attendant T, 1 rm-one .IIB .'2Df N ,L Caroline Hendrick A stage full of Royalty, including last year's trees, Keith Perkins and Duane Eldridge as Senior Attendant Ceremonial Queentleannette King, watch the they shed their leaves for the fall season. plawsmalw More than just a football game. preparations pi -.7-.nz--3 eremo- nial began w egg Starting thin the tradi- tional Chief C assembly. 'if' ' held in order to present the newly chosen attenda s well as the football team, ling team and cross country te . ln keeping with the theme A uch of Autumn Charm each wa introduced by the trees Kei h P ki s and Duane Eldrige. A Q lt was ch' ty 1 of the game. but the 1-. ' e and then some. were dgfe 2. Q .Ni to 0 in il Oug ga-' ' ' in t h e, iii? e was held inthe ' cafeteri usic was pro- vided by the band Second Sight. Gayle Anderson, along with her escort Kevin the halftime show, in which Tamrha Sanders was 1 McLaughlin, prepare to parade onto the field, for named the 1978-79 Chief Ceremonial Queen. who played Zi variety of tunes.

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f 4' W iw iw ' . - Z2 W ff' it , 9 1 ,f 3 1 P Z' M137 'ff vi' -'rl fi T V W , Q M4 f to ff f, ' .. . ,25144 f 1 43 ,M Q 11 't 5974 1 A. . itlwftilx . 3, wi, .. 'n..,f 'A,. .. . 1 . 1 4 MAIORETTES AND TWIRLERS - Sherry Deskin, Donna Sanders, Robin Greer, Lisa Samuel, Kris Hurst, Deanna Cox. 95' My- f FIELD OFFICERS - Front Row: Donna Sanders, Robin Greer, Lisa Samuel, Kris Hurst. Row 2: Sherry Deskin, Patti Box, Bitsy Maddox, Paula House, Deanna Cox. Plenty of practices have perfected this high- stepping Scottish dance. This was part of tht- half-time performance given at Parkview. Pwwwles, ' 5, shows Lofud-eBomuZes To highlight A Corps which was 14? NGN!-fb Aug. 10, the Bo nted a cake decorate ft, g dolls that represen CWJR? of the five Springfie igh school drum Corps. Bonnies had erformed for the Veteran's D Parade, the M.D. Car Show, ' he SMSU and Evangal w r o r ings, and the localC .Xt 'e sk' rade. Mrs. , .ff : er spon- 9 C- - ' sor, a sg lst fq ,nr ,fu were invol gffuf! mak- ilffli ' an ing pr ' .1-Y -, r, candy Sales, agudwaw g sang at the PTSA nce. nnies had hoped to raise enough money for a trip to Florida in the spring.