Aledo High School - Ledoian Yearbook (Aledo, TX)

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Lift Ea S- Will they survive? Juniors enjoy lunch in the cafeteria. Tockey, Sherri Trewin, Michelle Turner, Andrea Vanover, Kenny Varuska, Stephanie Wade, Jackie Waldrup, Bill White, Lisa Williams, James Williams, Paul Nobody's bored here! Students find time to pl Not Pictured: Baker, Eric Coupland, Craig Culp, Donna Erwin, Chance Gilliland, Chawn Knoppel, .lill Kutch, Rodney Malarese, David Rama, Trisha Taliaferro, Bridget Young, Kelly Young, Tia ay. Juniors 1 19

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Rainer,Sharla li Q Ray, Angie S Reimann, Carolyn Roberts, Shannon Robinson, Genie X 4 ies? 11, J ss Q ,gg as si J , Q sw WZ . ak , E 3 Robinson, Sheryl Roden, Tim Rubenkoenig, Dena Sanchez, Judith Sebold, Sandi Exif ' 1 - If ,V i . is . 'E ., g f W . ii s iihi i kai t . as V N Q? flu W Shelton, Ron gf? Smith, Melissa ' Stafford, Kelly Steed, Bubba ,Q Stefanik, Chris I -r H Q xx' ii J 1 F d ' un RHISCIS The Junior class slaves in the kitchen, hardly gourmet cooks, but good enough , 3 to make almost 352000 dollars towards V S ' the Junior Senior Prom. The juniors V ' L . worked in the concession stand during v 3 - V, ag e,,, B' fr, the Jr. High, freshman, and J.V. football 2 i games. , L to R: Angie Dunn., Tia Young, Jill Knoppel, Traci Born, Renee Pennington, Tam- my Dennington, Kathy Jones. 1 1 8 Juniors

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