Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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9 4 '32, X z ' ,171 1 fl fl? The agony-of-defeat-looks are upon the faces of Seniors Rodger Marsden and Rusty MacLaughlin after Central upset the Chiefs 13-34. Sophomore Scott Bunn makes a linebacker's job look easy as he tackles a Lebanon ball carrier in the Homecoming game. f 4 VARSITY FOOTBALL - Front Row: Don DeLaPorte, Tom Schmacher, Kelly Allison, Danny Martin, Kurt Atwell, Kelly Lewis, Sean Allison, David Honeycutt, Everett Weaver, Rusty McLaughlan, Iohn Callan, Mark Frost, David Turner, Don Dishman. Row 2: Bill Holland, Roger Marsden, Randy Funk, William Tate, Iim Nagel, Greg Parker, Ieff Horned, David Wiser, Scott Bunn, Dan Wehner, Brent Fletcher, Ieff Moore, Mark Mead, Greg Cissell. Row 3: Tim Stites, Rick Greenwood, Chris Lane, Bill God- dard, Darrell Piper, john White, Fred Reid, Duane Eldridge, Tony Still, Mark Blackwell, Iim Henley, Doug Gilbert, Tom House. Back Row: Man- ager Mark Hoelzle, Manager Kevin Braughton, Ieff Murphy, Doug Mid- dleton, Iohn Wanamaker, Brad Dye. Wendell Goss, David Duncan, David Lindeman, David Ferrell, Danny Irwin, Brad Tanzer, Rick Ellingsworth, Craig Day, Kenny Key, Manager Byron Pearson.

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W Year of the big play, is how some authorities have described the '78 football season. Senior David Duncan looks on in hopes of one here. Record doesn'+ measure success of the season Although the Varsity football Chiefs finished the season at C4-61 that doesn't mean that the sea- son was unsuccessful. According to Coach Pear- son there was talent on the team but not as much as the year before. Varsity Chiefs had a total of 51 players, and 23 of them were seniors. Out of this big group, five were chosen to the all conference team. Receiv- ing honors were, David Ferrell, William Tate, Rusty MacLachlan, Don Dishman, and Dannie Martin. Coach Pearson stated that most of the boys did their best. I am very proud of the boys who gave 100 per cent this past season. I With the defense set, Iunior Tim Hicks readies for the upcoming play, with thoughts for a Osky interception. Senior Quarterback David Lindeman does some foot work to place him in a position for a pass to overcome Memorial 7-0. 1 W' '- I VARSLZEY FO LL ' I QKHS V ,. , 'M . 21 V, it' . 29 ' 0 ,5tQiLouis4Gentral 0 5 i eYHarrison,Ark. ' -i ' 5 V' 'llflillcrest ' ' i 7 Parkwood . A sv 13 Central A 5 Memorial ' 0 0' 0 Lebanon 4 ' p 15 H Parkview ,14 . Glendale f '41, . . ' . . ,

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B . '- ' A459 ' l l -1 . ., s -, Down! Set! Hut! Sophomore quarterback Scott Loveland commands attention to the offense preparing for a hot play. Long bomb! Sophomore quarterback Scott Loveland puts some back-arm into his pass to complete for yardage. Cocked to fire, is the way the Iay-Vee defense prepares for the upcoming play against Glendale. vm. N 4 .4 K 5-v ,I -E3 cfmws if Cl f .. fr t .1 X L I X g f tr x 1 Q8 9 . B- -1 5, ' 2 - Q , X 4 . he IUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL - Front Row: Bart Birmingham. Row 2: Ieff Lindsey, Ieff Dial, Scott Loveland, jeff Horned, Tom Collins, Mike Sisco. Row 3: Burleigh House, Ioe Greene, Hal McClelland. Row 4: Gene Downen, Don Long, Greg Gaines, Wendell Goss, Randy Mac:l,ac:hlan, Patrick Watkins. Preston Stringer, Iim Henley. Row 5: Greg Parker, Tom Reynolds, Kevin Ellison. Scott Bunn. Dan Wehner. Row 6: Kerry Scott. David Wiser. Dean Groom-r. lim twlaynard, Greg Cissell, Paul Shuler, Doug Roberts. Back Row: Doug Green. Keith Duncan, Don Everitt. Speed is the essence as sophomore running-back Ieff Horned travels upfield for a touchdown.