Annual
Touchdown Club
Auction
and Silent Auction
Over $10,000
in Merchandise and Certificates
Was Held
Saturday, October 30, 2004
6:00 pm
Holiday
Inn Expo Center
2200 I-70
Drive SW
$20 Single
$35 Couple
Includes
GOURMET BUFFET before the auction
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TOTALS
Kewpies 282 - Opponents 48
Kewpie Average 35 - Opponents Average 6
Kewpies have scored 5.8 times what opponents have
scored
Kewpies have out scored opponents by 234
Jay Spangler, John Douglas & Sally Orr (1963 Kewpies)
watching the Kewpies beat Parkway South, Sept
17, 2004
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The Kewpies beating Blue Springs
34-16, September 24, 2004
Wednesday December 8th
at 6:30 PM
"End of Season Awards Banquet"
happens at the Hickman Commons.
The meal will be catered by Bandana’s.
The cost $8.00 payable at the door
(Hickman football players are free).
If you plan to attend please
RSVP
Coach Gregg Nesbitt at 213-3053
by Monday December 6, 2004.
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Sunday December 12, 2004
from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
in the Hickman Commons,
for Kewpie Championship Sunday!
Come celebrate State Championship
Cross Country Winner, Tim Cornell,
and the Class 6 State Championship
Football Team, the Hickman Kewpies.
Players and coaches will be available
for photos, autographs, and congratulations.
Sportswear will be available
as well.
Congratulations to the entire
team,
staff, school, fans and alumni!
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Congratulations to the entire
team, staff, school, fans and alumni!
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The Hickman football team, fresh
off a Class 6 state semifinal appearance in 2003, opened the 2004 season
with state-championship aspirations. But before the first game was over,
those plans needed a revision. Senior quarterback Blake Tekotte, who broke
the school record for passing yards as a junior, suffered a torn anterior
cruciate ligament in his left knee during a 37-7 victory over Lee’s Summit
North.
The next week, the Kewpies suffered a 14-7 loss to Rockhurst. Two weeks later, they traveled to Blue Springs to play the top-ranked Wildcats. But a funny thing happened on the way to the pity party. Hickman overcame a 16-13 halftime deficit and thumped Blue Springs 34-16. That gave the Kewpies the top ranking in the state, which they never gave back.
Thanks in large part to a defense that yielded just 8.5 points per game, Hickman wasn’t seriously challenged again until a rematch with Rockhurst in the state semis. Trailing 7-0 entering the fourth quarter, the Kewpies broke through for 10 points, and senior Reggie Hatton blocked a potential game-tying field goal in the waning seconds.
It was a team effort in every sense. It appears that none of the seniors will receive Division I scholarships, but they more than held their own against more highly recruited opponents. Luke Harper anchored the offensive and defensive lines, Brandon Kendrick rushed for more than 1,000 yards and Cedric Alvis piled up more than 1,000 all-purpose yards.
Coach Gregg Nesbitt made all the right moves keeping the team together after the early loss of Tekotte.
"Every year, you come in as a coach, and you have a certain amount of question marks," Nesbitt said. "We just had more positive answers than the other teams. It’s almost like everywhere we needed somebody to really step up, they did."
from the "Columbia Daily Tribune"
December 26, 2004

The above poster of the 1974 Champs provided
by Bill Smith, Class of 1963 & donated to the "Class of 1974"
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