Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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'Patti The will to win, typical of the girls' B-ballers, gives tired Susan Braugh- Opponent KHS Invitational Catholic Hillcrest Greenwood Reeds Spring Parkwood Parkview Central Glendale Washburn Tourn Memorial Crane Hillcrest Lebanon ' Central Parkview Willard Glendale Regionals EEFFEEEQE Em 9.. Ei 5 D EEFSSES H2 ft 5-1 W 4-r State - l 'li' s CD . 'Eh . P- ,... . . :1 - 5 . U 3' E L-' l E 5 .Q F gli.. -A I 'J-' A' . 'lil' 'y':S1'.':'5- v.l.4!5 ,. 3-' 9 i , i . -Nfl ffi3i:i2'iTFV' e. -,+kf1?ijt'fis..,gf9,f1jQ,g 'ai LM!- fm-' f, ton energy to keep the ball out of reach of her opponents. ive.. S ,- Looking as though nothing could stop her, Iunior Iudy Dohm drives right through her Parkview opponents as they try to block her from moving 'fn towards the basket for two points. Teammate Lori Fusch stands by to give a hand if the need should arise. The Chiefs won 63-30.

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rife: Style and Grace are easily mastered by Senior Becky I-loggard as she grits her teeth, hopes. and slams the ball across the net with all her power and determination. l L... iw- GOLF TEAM -Tia Kirwin, Mary Zind, Laura Leigh Richardson, Lisa Hall, Teresa Sharp. Ianet Sharp. 1 ff- -gf .,, '-W it .ik ,. 34am 7.-'fda'-432 - 'A ' a 9,Qf'. ' . 2 . . ' . . V - -ni 'Ma lv. , f' 4 vi IA 'Q vf' V ga-5 . ' a 'La mv., ' ff-' . 4. ' ' , , -'I .K Iunior Tia Kirwin shows her deep concentration as she carefully prepares for her very important swing. Golf. Tennis. gain from competitive experience A rebuilding season is the way Senior Cheri , lim ,' 1 . W g. ., , ,lui .f . ,i waz 4 f! . , ., vi, V ' . - www.:..-4+Q.1'E.IQZZan.. -, Practice is important to any avid golfer, especially junior Mary Zind as she picks up a few pointers from '78 golf coach Iudy Hoover. Foushee describes the '78 tennis season. We were mostly underclassmen with little or no experience at playing competition tennis. Competition tennis is when there is a great amount of pressure placed on each member. Unless they have had much experience playing it, they usually have a hard time handling the pressure and can't play as well as they might play, states Coach Brenda Goodwin. Valuable experience was gained however, and she looks forward to a winning season next year. The '78 Golf Team was coached by Mrs. Iudy Hoover. The team was made up of six enthusias- tic girls who were eager to learn. They did not do as well as hoped, but, like the tennis team, they gained experience and valuable knowledge. They look forward to a winning season next year also.

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.5 kt QA, M VARSITY BASKETBALL - Front Row: Dina Hein, Lori Hoisington, Susan Braughton. Row 2: Deanna Cox, Coach Sue Schuble, Lori Fuson. Back Row: Kristen Olson, Lea Crosby, Marilyn Drewry, Iudy Dohm, Heidi Olson, Lynne Brent, Cindy Edwards, Cenea Routh, Nancy Helm, Tammy Ray. ...ff IUNIOR VARSITY - Front Row: Marianne Vydra, Michelle Iones. Back Row: Lea Crosby, Kristen Olson, Kit Coffman, Karen Detten, Elaine Highfill, Sheila McCinn, Micky Wolfinbarger, Cristy Cantrell, Stacy Holland, Rhonda Williams, Nancy Helm, Tammy Ray, Coach Sue Schuble. As Lynne Brent tips the ball, Marilyn Drewry and Lori Fuson await their opponent's static. KH9 winning tradition holds for lady chiefs Winning. It's been a tradition for the Lady Chiefs. Through the 1978-79 season, they carried on that tradition. Varsity ended their season with a 19-9 record. Coach Sue Schuble feels the girls did very well considering they were a young team with only two starting seniors. The team won the regional championships and from there went to state competition where they were beaten in the first round. Iunior Varsity, with the prestigious reputation of being undefeated since Kickapoo's opening, broke their winning streak with a single loss which brought their record to 15-1, yet they still defended their impressive record against many older and more experienced teams. U MMAMYMMKQURK Susan Braughton gets encouragement from With good form, Sophomore Kit Coffman con- her team before going on the court. centrates on free throws during practice.