Kickapoo High School - Legend Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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5 I V I Y A bi' l gq SCIENCE CLUB-Front Row: Mrs. Freda Curd, sponsor, Barbara Bumberryg Debbie Brooks, Sheryl Selvey. Row wg., fl K7 2: Greg West, Carl Lippelman, Kristen Vorhees. Back Row: Bianca Schmidt, Janie Gooch, Gary Perkins. 'i V SPANISH CLUB-Front Row: Beth Schmidt, Lea Gan- noway, Debra Stanley, Bendie Wolf Patricia Gonzales, Canda Edwards, Richardo Romero, Carol Kay, Leslie Henry, Becky Vaudrey, Phil Greathouse, Jeff Griter, Becky Westhues. Row 2: Theresa Dock, Becky Cumley, Karen Kester, Theresa Borden, Tanya Bookwalter, Laura Barber, Dan Longley, Randy Cole, Pat Brannon, Bill Wester, Andy Branson, Cyndi Allen. Row 3: Tony Rouse, SPEECH CLUB-Front Row: Laurie Chilton, Shannon Lawler, Leslie Strange, Debbie Stomboly, Keri Senter, Sheri Goodin, Tammy Hally, Diana Allen, Cindy Bradley, Doug Pitt, Robin Wilkinson, David Redfearn, Nick Newman. Row 2: Julie Blume, Lana Combs, Lori Cor- bett, Stacy Calhoun, Stephanie Sparks, Jenny Byrd, Tracey George, Jack Dimond, Julie Skaggs, Laura Wendt, Michelle Edwards, Karen Morgan, Trudi Boyd. Michelle Evans, Stacy Hughes, Dale Fellin, Scott Gerst, Victor Dominquez, Sarah Bowman, Mary Wilson, Keith Hamburg, John Witt, Robin Kilburn, Janet Schmitz. Back Row: Craig Grando, Tad Lawson, Don Kim, Kim Kirkendohl, Beth Carlson, Jim Zabek, Brian Hamburg, Jose Dominquez, Mark Armstrong, Matt Coatney, Pat Sweeney, Karen Jones, Don Gravlin. 54'-'K' 'mi' Row 3: Beth Carlson, Jan Fitzgerald, Kim Cowan, Sonya Carter, Denise Garnier, Melissa Roberts, Tracey Ahrens, Mark Kipfer, Cindy Patton, Terri Tull, Betty Thomas, Mr. Jack Tuckness, sponsor. Back Row: Lori Ann Meador, David Chapman, Jeff Prater, Jonathan Richardson, Todd Hensley, James Brown, Brian Mahaffey, Jim Cummins, Missy Hume, Debbie Hill, Barbara Jones. Students Scramble Hourly When the bell rang, signaling the end of a class and the end of an hour long nap for some students, the mad rush into the halls had begun. Teachers dodg- ed students, as they scrambled to the door, pushing and shoving for five minutes of freedom. Girls, after primping, walked casually down the crowded halls, to meet their boyfriends, and together they walked to sit on the radiator and talk. After all, they had not seen each other for 60 minutes and there was a lot to catch up on! Running at an incredi- ble speed were the students who forgot a book or important folder for their next class. Dodging people they ran to their locker and back. For students without a gym class, it was the ideal way to get exercise! Thirty seconds before the bell rang, couples and friends said good- bye. And as the dust set- tled, another hour had begun. Science, Spanish, Speech I 163

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Spirit Sensation Thrives Walking down the halls on the day of a big game, one notices the strange appearance of so many of the students seen in odd decorations such as ties, hair colored in different hues, and safety pins. These were spirit days designed to get the students, cheerleaders, and players up for the big game. Mostly it helped to raise spirit in the school, and competi- tion between classes. Spirit points were counted by homerooms and then taken to the of- fice for a count. Whichever class had the most students par- ticipating, percentage wise, was the winner. Some of the different spirit days included Tie Day, Sunglasses Day, Hat Day, and two spirit days in which points were not taken - Hug Day and Dress Llp Day. Hug Day was prob- ably the best accepted because a lot of people forget to participate but with Hug Day, it did not take any remembering, said Jean Netzer, spirit commissioner. While seniors held the tradition of winning, juniors held the tradition of losing, or always com- ing in last place. 162 f PomPon, Rifle, Safety Council GOLDEN GIRLS-Front Row: Karla Hensley, Sherry Sheila Walker. Back Row: Janise McClelland, Debbie Peacock, Monica Blades, Heather Elmer. Row 2: Janice Bates, Peggy Donica, Susan Brent, Traci Puchta. Bush, Casey Evans, Tanya Bookwalter, Holly Lawrence, ' RIFLE GIRLS-Front Row: Patti Preston, Terry McClan- cy. Back Row: Tonya Duffield, Becky Anderson, Bari Evans. SAFETY COUNCIL-Front Row: Lana Combs, Brad Bennett, Pam Payne, Kim Hales, Doug Pitt, Kristen Vorhees, Beth Higginbotham, Lee Ann Wester, Sean Er- win. Row 2: Steve Behrens, Bobby Hagan, Kym Burlison, Patti House, Lisa Betts, Tracy Bass, Hiwannah Binns, Shannon Hill, LaDonna Heard. Row 3: Paul Teel, Greg Hession, Joe Lierz, Cathy Lairmore, Jon Spence, Lori Ann Meador, Kim Holt, Cherie Hayes. Back Row: Dan Longley, Charles Swinney, Chris Carter, Mark Meador, Steve Woods, Carl Lippelman, Craig Setzer, Brad Roberts, Coach Charles Sanders, sponsor. Z , L41

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Video Games Invade Home video games are a normal sight in many American homes. The games were used for entertainment and some other practical reasons. The games for many business men and women were used for releasing tension and anxiety. Also, the Armed Forces used these games for their men to practice strategies and to learn ways to use their fighting abilities. Home video games ranged from 5100.00 to 5300.00 in price. They were found in most Springfield stores and cartridges could be pur- chased for around 520.00 to S40.00. Some popular cartridges were Space Invaders, Asteroids, Breakout, and Maze Craze. Junior Nick Harvill said, I really like home video games except it's too expensive to buy new cartridges and I get sick of the old ones. 164 f Soccer, Student Council, Boys' Swimming SOCCER TEAM-Front Row: Paul Carissimo, Mike France, Cindy Rayfield, Randy Cole, Victor Dominguez. Row 2: Nick Emma, Jonathan Richardson, Dan Ford, 'YL Jose Dominguez, Mike Rock. Back Row: Mike Teichman, Brian Brown, Rick McAllister, Ed Hession, Steve Gassel, Donald Gra vlin. , I Wgl., if .M its 11 ff -' uf-galil! STUDENT COUNCIL-Front Row: Amy Inman, Heather Boswell, Robin Wilkinson, Laura Julian, Todd Edwards, Marie Ancheta, Eric Olson, James Brown, Debbie Deskin, Mike Martin, Mark Meador, LaDonna Heard, Michelle Edwards. Row 2: Cindy Patton, Debbie Bates, Jay Shurtz, Shane Kammerdiener, Lori Clifton, Kim Holt, Susan Brent, Jennifer Wyrick, Darla Ripee, Pam Payne, Lisa Stancer. Row 3: Cheryl Fleetwood, Brent Wilkinson, Karen Louiselle, Lori Meador, Kelly Sanders, Kelly Col- ' ni ., 'I , lins, Elizabeth Bell, Kirk Shrader, Denise Garnier, Scott Cullens, Beth Christodoulou. Row 4: Carol Fuchs, Julie Warren, Cindy Austin, Scott Lanning, Shanda Duncan, Kevin Bareford, Lisa Rhoden, Melissa Abbot, Beth Nickle, LeeAnn Wester, Barry Hagan. Back Row: Bill Palen, Stephanie Lee, Mark Swadley, Jean Netzer, Chris Schaeffer, Shelley Freeman, Greg Pontious, Pam Senter, Brad Pitt, Kim Hubbard, Jody Bilyeu, Sami Long, Bill Jones. Qfef BOYS' SWIMMING TEAM-Front Row: Gary Ehrenfeld, Jack Dimond, Brett Grooms, Bill Blades, Don Champagne, Steve King, Chris Wampler, Kevin Silsby, Cliff Cox. Row 2: Doug Horton, Jesse Lierz, Scott Steck, Jeff Brown, Brian Brown, Kurt Stackelbeck, Charlie Smith, Shane Kammerdiener, Brian Hamburg. Row 3: Erik Lanning, Brian Keith, Andy Branson, Tim Zaiser, Joe Lierz, Scott Cullens, Jose Dominguez, Nick Harvill. Back Row: Mark Hansen, Doug Duke, Paul Teel, Curt Cunningham, Chuck McGinty, Steve Cox, David Fielder, Chris Cochran, Bill Wester. 4 if -