Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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lt's a, lot of responsibility being editor, Says Judy Grant. But the staff and Mrs. Hansen share it, too. QUILL AND SCROLL - Front row: Judy Grant, Sandra Wayt, Row 2: Dean- na Billenstein, Rhonda Mills, Sandy Stiles, Sherry Head, Sherry Justice. Row 3: Becky Stegall, Shonda Martin, Stephanie Lee, Sandi Stahl, Kim Stahl, Back row: Nancy Brown, Jean Netzer, Jeff Brierly, Bob Belote, Janet Baughman, Kit Coffman. S 4.-W ,ZZ M V x i fliffpw f il f is , is PRESS CLUB - Front row: Lorre Jones, Kim Stahl, Rhonda Mills, Kim Carr, Nancy Brown, Sherry Justice, Sandy Stiles, Lori Greer, Penny Butler, Traci Puchta, Diane Archibald, Jenny Thomas, Carla Dowell. Row 2: Becky Stegall, Annette Summey, Cindy Austin, Gaye Bane, Terri Ethridge, Kit Coff- man, Sandra Wayt, Judy Grant, Sherry Head, Carol Fuchs, Delanae Choate. Back Row: Mrs. Bobbie Hansen, Sandi Stahl, Christina Anders, Chris Carter, Jean Netzer, Stephanie Lee, Shonda Martin, Lee Little, Bryan Tucker, Tim Trantham, Jeff Brierly, Kevin Ashton, Todd Ball. TTT? NEWSPAPER STAFF - Front row: LeeAnn Parrish, Judy Grant, Gaye Bane. Row 2: Jean Netzer, Cindy Austin, Kit Coffman. Row 3: Kelly Poston, Janet Baughman, Tim Tran- tham. Back row: Lee Little, Kerry Scott, John Pruett, Bryan Tucker. Not pictured: Chris Carter, Bob Belote, Stephanie Lee, Shonda Martin, Allen Merritt. Journalism 13 7

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r.. ,,.,- N .-...nr ming t ni I x YK Q K 3 T xuk k s fgliafsaf fi Victories and miles, Losses and Tears. It's the roar of the crowd lt's applause, accolades, The crown of laurel leaves Itis the special hello there from the kids in the hall It's a rapid-talking coach Preaching like a revival, About power and drive And go, go, go. It's bruises and aches, And muscles that Cry out in pain It's your Mom Pretending to be cool And then explaining every play to her friends Itis pride in school, and friends and team It's hopes and dreams. It's fear . . . As powerful as gall in your mouth. It's butterflies in your stomach And a pounding in your ears. Itis a heart that beats so loud That it sounds like a freight train. lt's demanding more of yourself Than you thought you could give. It's finding new strength When fatigue threatens To smother your very soul Victory is caring, and striving, and giving . . . - Courtesy of Coach Goodwin The Athlete Sp D P g 139