Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Coach Iohn Rotenherry, with varsity players Mike Drewry and Kelly Allison, discusses the oppo- nent s defense while Doug Middleton checks the clock for time left and the score. Q-.Qs Barry Smith jumps high over his opponent to add 2 points for a Chief victory. ,945 ,Q 4'.V, 3, . . ,., 'Q Doug Middleton dribbles down against a Iunior Kelly Allison finds that practice is not so Branson Zone defense looking for the open hard that he can not take time to smile. shot. VARSITY BASKETBALL - Front Row: Kevin Berry, Mike Drewry, lim Nagel, Phillip Moore, Rick Ell- lngsworth. Kelly Allison. Back Row: Ioe Spense, Doug Middleton, Pat Murphy, Barry Smith, Iohnny Love, Brent Scott, Gregg Pettit, Kurt Atwell, Eddie Israel.

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,,, . , , . f 11 ' -it XM. ' 'V' ' , - Lt. . 8 4' '7- '1.:'l,,,F, 7 its 1, I 1 I 'QSM- I ,,i . is' -M . tiff' F--' A ',,Qrf Being lead rebounder and lead scorer means much hard work. but Brent Scott jumps high to score 2 more points toward this goal. KHS Team Willard Sedalia Hillcrest Hillcrest ot 53 Nevada Branson lefferson City Kansas City Paseo Sedalia Camdeton VARSITY BASKETBALL Opponent 48 40 74 44 62 52 64 52 74 62 58 67 35 41 71 44 54 46 88 Memorial 71 82 73 52 69 45 48 78 87 1 '10 36 91 60 62 40 57 73 67 74 48 36 84 68 59 56 70 47 3ot64 Hillcrest Glendale . Parkwood Central Wheatland Miller El Dorado Springs Lebanon Central Parkview . Neosho Glendale Republic Parkview Parkwood I ,, .uzuxt i 1 4 Starters Barry Smith, Kelly Allison, and Mike Drewry show how to make the team have a successful season by working together. Chiefs have rewarding season with teamwork A rewarding season was achieved by the Chief's varsity basketball team through a team effort. There was no one outstanding player. Each individual found and contributed his own spe- cial talent. After struggling from a slow start and a loss of players, the Chiefs still acquired a winning sea- son. Outstanding resources from the bench was the major factor that kept the Chief machine mov- ing!

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IE'- ctt'ff.f- Uls- ,SXUEFS 4J gttlir Iffy 'Unk i FRESHMAN BASKETBALL - Front Row: Stacey Burkey, Brad Pitt, Rob Daniel, Rick Coulson. Row 2: Brad Rozell, Chris Burnett, Carl Mahoney, Kerry Middleton, Ieff Massey, Greg Pontious. - - Back Row: Mark Swabb, Paul Green, Les Lile, Rick Elmer, Mark Terrell, Ioe Peters, Danny Iones, Warrlgr' leff Glgax' Cuts between two Oppo- Todd Westphalen' Duane Luckie. nents in an effort to grab the rebound. 'YN' QUEF p 41 cl 'Il ,. x ... ' gf, ,Aa Pointing out a few facts, freshman basketball coach, lim Hagen, gives some last minute instructions for his players to win the game. Warriors. Braves end seasons victoriouslg Finishing with a second place in conference and a third in Springfield freshman division, the Braves A team wound up the season with a 7-7 record, while the B team compiled a perfect record of 12-0. Freshman Coach Iim Hagen said, They accepted their roles and contributed what they had to for the team. Commenting on the Iunior Varsity team, I.V. Basketball coach, Don Carlson said, Everyone of the these players are super athletes with good attitudes. Hal McClelland, Scott Loveland, and Ieff Gigax were among the top scorers, while Clay French contributed with a majority of the rebounds. lxhtf' sg- I l ' - li A ' 1 1 H' Y J -' F J Freshman basketballer, Ioe Peters, drives through the lane, past the Cen tral defenders m an attempt to score two points for the Braves. lsr, .V tll,3 A A