Linn High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Linn, MO)

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Jazz Band members are Front Row: Dwayne Beers. Jim Bakert Peggy Mulvania, Russell Robbins. Jeff Maassen, Tim Stropei Row Two: Dyna Hoffman, Aimee Waggoner. Carolyn Brandt, Amanda Perrey, Tracy Day. Karen Fain, Cheryl Moffen. Row Three: Jessica Peters, Marsha Brandt. Jason Cooper, Chris Lewis, Kendall Howack. Jamie Wilsoni Row Four: Tina Basnett, Jeremy Turner. Gary Fain. Cindy Helmig. Row Five: Fred Cooper and Charles Patterson. Right in tune, Russell Robbins, Charles Patterson, Fred Cooper, Jeff Maassen and Tim Strope entertain fans at a home basketball game. Banner carriers Paula Moeller and Barb Curtil join Drum Major Charles Patterson in presenting the Flag Corps. Members are Debbie Strope, Dyna Hoffman, Monica Monroe. Stephanie Stowe. Julie Mebruer. Linda Berhorst. Cindy Helmig. Karen Fain. Lisa Moelier, Jean Frank. Denise Luebbert. Stephanie Strope. Sandi Scheulen, Monica Strope and Marsha Brandt. Band goes a variety of places , V ' for a variety of performances ' itThis year was fun and fulfill- l ing! said Chris Lewis, band i i president. played inside the fieldhouse where the band was not subject to the rain and cold as it was in most parades. a With concert season, came a much different style. Director Tom Higgins said, uConcert season required a lighter touch with more finesse. Most attention was devoted to HMarche Militaire Francaise by Camille Saint Saens and Majestia Band members marched in i parades as far off as Washington 1' Missouri. But it was with thoughts 2 of joy, happiness, distraught and distress that members often ex- pressed themselves. HCan you believe we really did it? or Wm . glad it's finally over! were often i heard. The band received first 54 y' Organizations : place at Union and Hermann, and third place at Jefferson City. It was the first trophy ever won at Jefferson City. In December, the band, with the Chorus, gave a Christmas Con- cert. Besides Christmas music, the band played two modern rock pieces from their parade selec- tions. HPsychobabble by the Alan Parsons Project and 'tWork- ing in a Coal Mine by Devo were by James Swearingen. Both were taken to District Contest receiving a t'll rating. Solos and ensembles received five 'il ratings along with three Hil ratings and one ulll rating. This was the best LHS had ever done according to Mr. Higgins. To signal the band into action, Charles Patterson, drum major, prepares to whistle. ,wa Qrte

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Competitions mark StuCo year HVote for Stacie Lock or smell like a dirty sock. This was one of the iicreative slogans used by those running for Student Council offices The StuCo year was one of constant competition either for offices or trophies. The week-long StuCo election campaigning ended in an assembly of speeches. Sarah Koenigsfeld, who was running for secretary, was unable to be at school the day of the assembly. She tried a new technique. She recorded her speech on a tape which was played for the student body. It must have been effective since Sarah won her post. The new officers elected were President Stacie Lock, Vice- president Russell Berhorst, Secretary Marsha Brandt and w Recording the weight, Coach Scott Con- nor and Coach Deb Kahler check in James Jensen for arm wrestling. Treasurer Sarah Koenigsfeld. StuCo annual intramurals started with a 3-on-3 basketball tournament and free throw con- test. The table tennis tourney and arm wrestling followed with trophies going to the winners. The top free throwers were Harvey Riegal and Julie Dudenhoeffer. ln 3-on-3, the team of Craig Dudenhoeffer, Matt Fick, and Dewayne Kliethermes came out victorious while Julie Dudenhoeffer, Denise Luebbert and Karen Wibberg claimed the honors in the girls' division. Table tennis winners were Dennis Ferguson and Jenny Beers. The gym almost always sported a crowd for the arm wrestling matches. Those who muscled their way to the trophies were Charles Patterson, Robert Strope and Glen Koenigsfeld. The girls who outclassed the rest were Geralyn Frank and Mary Otto. Members of Student Council are Row One: President Joe Nueuner. Vice-President Lisa Moeller, Secretary Chris Lewis and Treasurer Nora Hayes. Row Two: Tif- fany Thompson, Amy Dudenhoeffer. Lisa Balkenbusch, Stacey Light, Julie Dudenhoeffer, Connie Jaegers. Row Three: DeWayne Sprenger. Wade Fowler. Kendall Howack, Lorie Bunch, Spencer Kemmer, Mike Bunch, Russell Robbinsr Row Four: Lisa Holliday, Paula Moeller, Jessica Peters, Andy Mantle, Stacie Lock, Curt Hale and Mike DeVries. MLeading the assembly, Joe Heuner speaks to the students. Awaiting the outcome of the meeting, Lisa Balkenbusch, Curt Hale and Mike Bunch take in the business. OrganizationsT 53

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At a Jefferson City parade, flag corps member Cindy Helmig concentrates on her next routine. , Gelven. Peggy Mulvania. Aimee Waggon'er, Carolyn Brandk. Jessma Peters. Charly Earley. Robin Vaughan, Kim Shockley. Cheryl Moffen. Jim Baker, LeAnn Helling. Band members are Front Row: banner carriers Paula Amanda Perrey. Monica Strope. Row Four: Dyna Hoff Moeller, Barb Curtit Row Two: Drum Major Charles Patv man, Cindy Gage, Kim Goans. Paula Walling. Leslie lerson, Jeremy Turner, Joey Shockley, Mike Neuner. Fowler. Jamie Wilson Brian Leivian, Todd Larivee. Jeff Maassen, Dan Souchek, Jeff Abbott. Gary Fain, Jason Cooper. David Hunziger. Chris Lewis. Annie James Jensen. Lori Baker, Mr. Tom Higgins Row Three: Monroe, Tony Hudson. SheHy Frank, Tracy Day. Sandi Debbie Strope, Kendall Nowack, Fred Cooper, Tina Scheulen. Row Five: Monica Monroe. Stephanie Skowe, Basnett. Gail Carver, Tina Huckstep, John Helmig. Julie Mebruer, Linda Berhorst, Cindy Helmg, Lisa Russell Robbins, Tim Strope. John Strubberg, Dwayne Moeller, Jean Frank, Denise Luebbert and Smphanie I Beers, Sean Robbins, Marsha Brandt, Karen Fain. Lara Strope. 1 xxmwxwxxmmvww Determined to make an effect, LHS per- cussionists Jeff Maassen, Dan Souchek, James Jensen and Joey Shockley main- tain the beat. Organizations 55