Springfield High School - Resume Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Royalty express smiles as they are presented on the throne. Kiltie Majorette Sheri Bills performs the traditional Sword Dance. ' . -- ff-gg, - ,. . ' 1-'rm ff -N ' 'V ' Q: wif . ' 'f1 7 : f 'X ,, , - , -. 1 , ' .. . Q -A N n..f..Q H A a -1 .. li- v , t A ,f ,f ,, ,' V 4' my I .fy - L 425, Xwlgwgi .K hw .I K V ,Q ,, kvi X 1 4 N--9+ ' , 5 -:M f qty' 1 85. y in ,iw 5-i 1 4, 5 gl Q 9? '-VX V -f' ' V A 9' ' S. 1 ' - ' ff K. f lat: 7 , H 1 if f tirs fffei 1 q e L o 2 YQ' -' 1 .- it ova? l ' ali if 3i m.if5, ' 'F in L' ff' W f X 2 ' - ' in ' 'l fig ' EN A' 'aw H 'f l l -v iii W X .xAM,,..t..,-.wa .W ,, . ,,.., w , ., . i ,.. A 1 N , ,, , -am , 1 gf,-f,4.Q ,- . 3- Q, g a 5f .-1-eq .W A . - , ,., 4. we- -. gli, wa, .V . . - Q.: 'Q 1 'f ee g 'P ., '35 , ' n ' 1,4 1 - 'if ,,1Tf : .L-' 1IiQ 'f' i f A - ' fy- ' ', i'i1'4'i ff'HT V 3 u gl.. , , ' r ,f 'i 3 '51, . . w'Uf:- 'Wm , if e 1 1 Q , g 9 Q ,- s-fs , - 1 ga - ,, f -r,t ' W r P ' .gm s , ,., 9 ' -y r t s . Q , a in isis l r a . - l t is - lb mkfilfil, A ,gifk?Llf?i4 . Y 8 Q 'vj,li,g,4 gait Band members, Kilties and Royalty make a formation at halftime. Couples sway to the music' of Bob Alle-n's Sound System, ,xii QS 'A l' 5 .aa 16 llmne-winning While the Sword Dance is performed, the respectful bow. Kilties remain in a ,Q

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,X . 4? Midnight Magic Many weeks of preparation went in to make Friday, September 26, very special. Signs and announcements were made to pro- mote the dance, flowers were sent to friends and decorations were made to turn the cafeteria into a place of Hmagicw for the dance. In addition, the Kilties and football players put in many hours of practice for the game and assembly. Cheerleaders, pom pon girls and the band did their part to raise spirit in the festivities. Homecoming royalty was introduced along with the football players and their mothers in the sixth hour assembly. One highlight of the assembly came when Kiltie Majorette Sheri Bills appeared to perform the traditional sword dance to the music of bagpipes. Tradition holds that a victory would be Centralas if the swords were not hit together or stepped on. As Sheri lifted the swords off the gym floor, the roar of applause evidenced the fact that her dance was perfect. The predicted victory unfortunately did not occur. The Varsity Bulldogs were defeated in a tough battle with the Webb City Cardinals by a score of 14-16. That loss did not diminish any of the L'magic of the dance as couples flocked to the cafeteria to dance to the music of Bob Allen's sound system. The glittering stars and moons which decorated the walls added the final touch to the Midnight Magicu of Homecoming 1980. Freshman Don Baker assists Sophomore Velvet Reed out of the corvette during halftime activities. ,, J Q3 Queen Lillian Hawthorne and her escort Senior James Thompson are all smiles as Lil prepares for another ride around the track. Getting ready for the charge, Centralis Bulldogs face the Webb City Cardinals in the Homecoming gafne. Homccomingf 1 7