Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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L - A V . 'lay 4- T V, f i r ' f 'Q , .., Yi ' 144i X l. LYS 'fx 'S' I im! 'f Qi - ,L -J 9 '- 1 Q 1 VXA i . 1 ,55 5 51, A - :PN Ji in rs - fee f- ' ' Yi 'b . vi 1 f H i me FRESHMAN FOOTBALL - Front Row: Brad Rozell, Chris Shaefery, Les Lile, Ieff McGinnis, Mike Rock, Bo Ellison. Row 2: Bob Macer, Warren Roberts, Brad Pitt, Iim McAtee, Ben Blades. Row 3: Pat Balisle, David Steinert, Phil Miller, Mark Kiser, Tracy Maxfield, Steve WW' Behrens. Row 4: Chris Burnet. Row 5: Dean Gamble, Glenn Hilton, Bob Goodwin, Ron Cottle, Aaron Stull, Thad Brown. Row 6: Barry Hagan, Greg Pontious, Iason McKnight, Harrill With 11 t0 80 Oh fourth d0Wh' Freshman Bobby Parks. Row 7: Iohn Newman, Todd Ball. Back Row: Steve Gassel, Ieff Briefly, Carl Mahoney, Macer Whs for 3 TD- Dean Gilbert, Scott Howard, Iohn Walsh. IUNIOR VARSITY KHS Team Opponent M 40 Memorial 0 i Y 24 Central 12 A 7 1 Hillcrest 6 '21 Parkwood -E - 20 21 Lebanon 7 27 Glendale 52 21 Parkview 15 FRESHMAN KHS Team Opponent 8 Parkview 6 28 Hillcrest 6 30 Central 6 , ,J 30 Memorial 12 , K i 22 Parkwood 12 fl 1 8 Glendale 33 R Onlg one loss in both J.V. and Frosh seasons It was a year of satisfaction for the lay-Vee and Freshman football teams this year as both V .,,.i 7 , 7' finished their seasons with only one loss. In his qi.: . gy' first year at Kickapoo, Coach Neil Pittman pro- fi ilt' ' 7 vided the leadership necessary to have a win- ning football team. One person who made the i'.. . .it Iunior Varsity tick was sophomore Ieff Horned. H Through the season Ieff ran for over 400 yards. f 5 ,mf3ff,,-.9 I A young and talented group of freshmen if played their way to a C5-1l record which ties the V Q V if school's best freshman record. Freshman Coach Ioe Ledl said, The boys had the best winning U Z attitude of any team I've ever coached. Coach ' 1Af H Q ff. K, . Q I Ledl also said that the team worked harder to get 'M' ' 'W ' A T in Shape than I'I1OSt yOl.1I'lg 3.tl'1lClCS would. Freshman Bobby Macer looks into the defense for a hole to soar through in an attempt to gain yardage or possibly another TD.

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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.

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-- vu . . H , ,I , et,5'Awg-5 , 16-m -Q sun ti -1.5 ,. gg, ,A A , ff qi l I lu ,Ml J VARSITY VOLLEYBALL - Front Row: Coach Sue Schuble. Row 2: Nancy Helm, Michelle Richardson, Kristen Olson, Heidi Olson. Row 3: Karen Cameron, Genea Routh, Mickie Wolfinbarger, Susan Braughton. Back Row: Dina Hein, Marilyn Drewry. , , ,Y VOLLEYBALL lui il 4 KHS Opponent! W., Opponent -m .rf vE'minence'Zj AW ' ' Lebarioii 'M ' L Licking 5 W Waynesville W Seneca W Memorial W Ozark V f W Houston .O L . -:Central W Willard ' A 5 Wg Hillcrest ' 3rd KHS Classic W Parkv'evi, ,j , fmlstl Conference Tournament W Glengufff 1 ' f3rd Hr-F Dislgicts-.. ,O C! ' W'W Parkwoo --'QE g ' Ng 9. X in Akvdx xg. Q I .xx 2 l 'ff I l Digging is a very important part of volleyball as shown here by Senior Genea Routh as she digs the ball to set up a good offense. With much determination, Sophomore ball to the spiker. The I.V, team ended the Volleyballers form the surround pattern to back up Denise McCracken digs the volleyball to season with 10-4. Marilyn Drewry as she prepares to spike. teammate Tammy Ashurst who sets the