Linn High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Linn, MO)

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7:1 ...75-. H.v -- ' k uq' . 1t- Assisting at the banquet, Amy Mebruer serves Tanya MCCuskey some ice cream. FHA members are: Row One: Debbie Grellner. Kris Wilmesher, Tanya McCuskey, Julie Dudenhoeffer, Stacie Lock. Lisa Peters, Lori Bunch, Stacey Light, Tammy Voss, Jeri Ann Fowler. Row Two: Julie Brandt, Tina Wolfe. Sherri Troesser, Paula Moeller, Debbie Strope, Jeana Brandt, Glenda Brandt, Dana Thomas, Stephanie Stowe, Paula Heikamp, Lisa Balkenbusch. Row Three: Sarah Koenigsfeld, Lonnie Wolfe, Penny Benson, Trina Wolfe, Tammy McCuskey. Lori Schmidt, Janet Muenks. Cathy Hues:e. Karen Clark, Lisa Holliday, Linda Hut- chison, Lisa Moeller. Row Four: Karen Wibberg, Sue Scheulen, Gail Monroe, Diana Hutchison, Sonya Walker, Amy Mebruer, Martha Deeken, Lori Stieferman, Nora Hayes, Jeannene V055 and Mary Jane Kirsch At a blood drive sponsored in September by the Linn Technical College, Sue Scheulen helps out at the canteen table. 44 Organizations

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s- V,. vw . ;m.rf-T4 TI s Dressed as outhouses, wrapped from head to toe in toilet tissue, with a cardboard structure around them, freshmen had to succumb to having their faces smeared with lipstick in order to be a member of FHA. A fall get-together at the Linn City Park was held for the first time to motivate new initiates and introduce them to other members. Hot dogs, chips and marsh- mallows were abundant. Volley- ball and other games were played. Paula Moeller, a new initiate, said, ttlt was a time to make new friends and have fun. FHA Week, February 12-16 was Decorated with her own artwork, Sonya Walker wears a Valentines card during FHA Week. . New F HA members are welcomed whole heart iedly developed around a Valentines' theme. Students designed and wore Valentine cards. Sue Scheu- len, president, said, tilt was a change from the ordinary week of dressing up and wearing red and white. It involved more students. As a new project, cookies were made, decorated with various say- ings and sold to many on Valen- tine's Day for the sweethearts of their choice. Teacher's Tea, an annual December event, was snowed out. It was moved to February and a gloomy day turned into uChrist- mas in February with ornaments presented to the teachers. Breads, peppermint bark, tuna puffs, cookies and eggnog were served. Santa Claus even visited. The FHA officers are: Row One: Lisa Moeller, vice presiv dent; Sue Scheulen, president; Julie Brandt, vie presi- denti Row Two: Sarah Koenigsfeld. parliamentarian; Deb bie Grellner, reporter; Karen Wibberg, secretary; Mary Jane Kirsch, recreational leader; Lisa Balkenbusch. treasurer; Connie Jaegers. Student Council; and Jeri Ann Fowler. historian. To complete her uouthouse outfit, Lisa Moeller smears Penny Benson with lipstick. Preparing for teachers tea, Martha Deeken pours eggnog. Organizations i 45