Linn High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Linn, MO)

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w 2-2:- ww Lining up the shot, Stacey Light shoots a jumper as Blair Oaks Falcons defend. Screening the opposition, Sue Scheulen awaits the rebound. Driving the baseline, Kris Wilmesher looks to score in the season finale against North Callaway. 28 Sports

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I , ,h h h ' h X X WM?! h The varsity runners are Front: Brian Gentges, Spencer Kemmer, Darren Pat- Members of the junior varsity are DeWayne Sprenger, Scott 4w..,,m.gx-.K Using the isokenetic machines, Mike Bunch attempts to increase his upper body strength during one of the bi-weekly workout sessions. Preparing to run in the Linn Invitational Paul Gelven, Spencer Kemmer and Mike Bunch collect their thoughts and size up the competition. terson and B. J. Kramer. Back: Dan Campbell, Paul Gelven, Chris Mathews, Schmid, Kevin Jaegers, Jerry Haslag, Brian Scheulen and Coach Mike Bunch and Coach Scott Conner. Hot Pictured: Scott Light. Scott Conner. Sports h 27

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40 61 54 Borgia f New Bloomfield Owensville , Union i' California ' Blair Oaks R6 Osage California Blair Oaks Fatima Blair Oaks California North Callaway .- 9,.1. reamw, . -gm -9 N3 at-. . Kittensi successful season sparked by broken records Four trophies and an 18-10 record highlighted the Wildkittens record-breaking year. The Kittens placed first in their Round Robin Tournament, Second at Districts, and third in the Russellville tour- nament. They also won consola- tion at Ashland. According to Coach Deb Kahler the team set or tied 14 school records. itlt was a very successful season and we met some of our goals, said Coach Kahler. Stacey Light and Kris Wilmesher were elected to the District team and Stacey made AII-State. They led the team in scoring, Stacey averaging 19.7 points and Kris 16.9 a game. As a team the Kittens broke the school free throw record with a 63 percent average. Kris Wilmesher set a new individual record with a 76 percent average. Lisa Moeller was the leading re- bounder with 7.9 per game. Stacey Light and Sue Scheulen added 5.9 and 5.3 respectively. 111 thought we had a really good season, but I was disappointed it ended so soon, said Stacey Light, co-captain of the team. Leading the Kittens in free throws, Kris Wilmesher puts up one of the shots that earned her a 7697 average. In the second round of districts against California, Stacey Light and Lisa Moeller receive instructions from Coach Kahler. The members of the girls' basketball team are Front Row: Kris Wilmesher, Sue Scheulen, Paula Moeller, Lori Whertvine, Lori Broman, Lisa Moeller, Mary Otto, Stacey Light, Lori Bunch, Geralyn Frank, and Lisa Balkenbusch. Back Row: Cheryl Lansford and Sandi Scheuien, managers, Coach Deb Kahler, Laura Warren and Julie Dudenhoeffer, managers. Not pictured - Christy Ackmann. Sports 1 29