Kashmere High School Legacy Crossword

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Across
  1. 6. One of the two original official school colors from 1957
  2. 8. Opening year of Kashmere High School
  3. 11. Former students whose reunion concerts helped inspire Thunder Soul.
  4. 13. Kashmere High School boys basketball team won this title 3 times: 1974, 1975 (undefeated 46–0), and 1980
  5. 14. The spirit of togetherness that unites the Fighting Rams.
  6. 15. Conrad O. Johnson's World-famous touring elite jazz-funk ensemble, voted the finest high school stage band in the nation; (Kashmere ____ ____)
  7. 19. Legendary music director affectionately known as "Prof" who led elite Kashmere Stage Band that won 42 of 46 contests 1969–1978.
  8. 21. The lasting story and impact passed from one generation to another.
  9. 22. The quality of guiding and inspiring others.
  10. 25. Vibrant, historic area directly south, closely linked to Kashmere's heritage
Down
  1. 1. The people, families, and neighbors who help Kashmere High School thrive.
  2. 2. Asian country toured by the Kashmere Stage Band in 1975, funded partly by door-to-door record sales
  3. 3. The musical genre Kashmere's band famously infused.
  4. 4. Class of 1963 alumnus who became famed civil rights advocate & Congressman
  5. 5. The proud athletic mascot and symbol of Kashmere High School
  6. 7. The very first word in Kashmere's modern campus motto. ____, LEARN, & ACHIEVE
  7. 9. Continent the Kashmere Stage Band toured in 1973
  8. 10. Label on which the Stage Band released eight albums
  9. 12. Award-winning 2010 documentary that carried the Stage Band's 1970s funk back into spotlight
  10. 16. The pursuit of doing one's very best in school and life.
  11. 17. Claudia ___, who wrote the school song with Conrad Johnson
  12. 18. James Prince's ___ Records, the label founded by a Kashmere grad
  13. 20. Dr. ___, The distinguished educator who was Kashmere's 1st principal.
  14. 23. Soulful and funk-infused musical genre that brought international fame
  15. 24. Music executive and founder of Rap-A-Lot Records, alumnus James _____