Linn High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Linn, MO)

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Awaiting the start of the dance Denise Luebbert, Lisa Moeller and Sue Scheulen check out the other costumes. A sparkle comes to Charly Earley's eyes as she talks with Tiffany Thompson about the dance. Patiently waiting for the announcing of the candidates is Paula Moeller. Activities t 21

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Congratulating the new king and queen are retiring royalty Diana Hayes and Curt Hale. Bopping to the music, Jessica Peters is in a world of her own. Swinging to the beat are Paul Gelven and Francine Voss. Fifties spirit invades dance The traditional Sadie Hawkins theme was pushed aside as a Sock Hop was brought onto the scene. Decorated with colorful banners and streamers, and beam- ing with the spirit of the fifties, the fieldhouse was the center of the exciting evening. Students dressed in poodle skirts, bobby socks and rolled-up jeans. They danced to the fast tunes provided by David Pebbles' Sound System. Students jitter- bugged in the dance contest and tried their best in the bubble- blowing contest. All were part of good clean fun. Candidates were surprised to hear they would hulahoop before the king and queen were announced. hit was a nice change. I thought 20 t Activities it was neat how everybody got in the spirit of the dance and dressed up, said Debbie Grellner, senior. The night was full of fun and anxiety. Junior Wayne Thoenen was crowned qu. Cool and Lori Bunch, junior, became the queen of the fifties. Other candidates were: seniors, Julie Brandt, Joe Heuner, Connie Jaegers and De- wayne Kliethermes; juniors, Tanya McCuskey and Shawn Hilges: sophomores, Denise Lueb- bert, Kevin Baclesse, Rose Kuster and DeWayne Sprenger; freshmen, Paula Moeller, Terry Kliethermes, Cathy Hueste and Darren Patterson. K 7 hhm Concentrating on the hulahoop, Terry Kliethermes shows his expertise.

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Sock hoppers stop hopping and dance to a slow song. With relief that the coronation is over, Joe Heuner, Diana Hayes, Curt Hale and Jeri Ann Fowler dance to the Valentine's Dance theme song. After watching the Homecoming basket- ball game, couples enjoy their time dancing. Dances deal a iiFuli House If you played your cards right this year, you were seen dancing on the Fieldhouse dance floor dur- ing a variety of school dances. You might have shown up dressed in jeans at Barnwarming and a fancy outfit for Homecom- ing. You might even have been seen in a formal or suit at Valen- tines and a poodle skirt or rolled up jeans at the Sock Hop. The favorite dance was the Sock Hop for Mary Otto. iiThere were more activities besides danc- ing, and everyone seemed to have a great time, said Mary. Lisa Hoover thought the Valentinesi Dance was the best. iii liked it because we got to dress in for- mals, and i enjoy seeing everybody dressed up, she said. 22 It Activities Making sure everything is just right, Spencer Kemmer and Tiffany Thompson get ready to step onto the dance floor.