Blue Springs Junior High School - Wildcats Yearbook (Blue Springs, MO)

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Repairing cordless telephones on weekends gave jamie Himes a chance to earn extra money. Tele Repair, the company that his dad worked for had more business than they could handle, so jamie was hired to help his dad and uncle on the weekends. jamie learned to use test equip- ment as well as to replace broken or s Michelle Ladas Curtis Lake Carrie Lalli Steve Land Mark Landes X si 3 It Bobby Lappine Duane Lascoe Megan Lassiter :ggi Barbara Lauber Wendy Lawson Matt Leap Dana Lebs Tom Lee Michael Legg Carey Leighow Eric Lenning Michael Lentz Michelle Lierly f X 1 Amy Limpic L g L David Link X worn out parts. Working with tele- phones has given jamie a basic education in electronics which he hopes to use one day to apply to a career in electronics. His expertise and determina- tion have helped jamie earn extra money as well as give him a direc- tion for the future. 121 Michelle Kunkel Garry Langford Christopher Latrer Michael Lawrence

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L: Highlights K' NJ' Amy Linnenbringer Trina Liverman Brandon Lockard Michelle Locke Ann Loggert Mike Lombardo lason Lowe Cindy Lunceford Bryan Luttrell Tracie Lux joey Mackey Rich Maggard Charlie Mandina Kristi Martin Matt Martin Patrick Martinez Nick Mason Elui Mateo Steve Mathis Kelly May Lisa May Stacy Mayer Ronnie Mayernick Zoe MayhaII 122 if wwf we 2 s 5-'A -4 -A 51 fi I X +.,xV 1 For Kathy Higdon, collecting dolls is a family tradition. Her moth- er collected dolls and Kathy caught Kathy proudly displays her wares at a doll show. the bug. She has about 100 dolls in her private collection, and her most valuable doll is a 1920 Baby Bubble doll. Although she does not travel with her own private collection, she and her mom hold shows all over the Mid-west where they sell and trade dolls which are supplied through a dealer company called jesco. The most popular doll at the moment is the 1920's Kewpie doll. For the moment doll collect- ing is a fascinating hobby for Kathy that she expects to contin- ueg it has turned out to be both profitable and educational. ,,,.-- X is XC ik . 1 ve -v. we-sv r at lg guy ...W-ff Q., if ?1 R NK 3 Rt 1:59 - N .Q by 1 l sy 5 3 ,Q 1.