Linn High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Linn, MO)

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l -V Seniors United Like iiOne Big F amily No two classes are identical just as no two people are the same. iiWe all get along a lot better than any other senior class I have seen. It's like were one big family, said Sherri Keener. Connie Jaegers described the cohesiveness of the Class of '84. She said, ilOur class has its own set of people. We all get along super well. Larry Haslag said, HEveryone has a good personality and is easy to get along with. Our class has close knit groups, said Sue Schuelen. lllt's very unique with many hidden talents. Others noticed their uniqueness. Sue Gelven, Language Arts instructor, said, ilThe seniors this year appear to be willing to work as a unit. liThis year's seniors are nicer to the underclassmen than any group before them, said Junior Monica Strope. One area of pride was their academic stability. ill believe that this years senior class has academic leadership shown by the race to see who will be 4? 1, said Lisa Moeller. Russell Robbins said tiWe push ourselves to the limit. We reach out and attain darn near all of our goals. i 72 l Seniors a Suann Scheulen Robin Schmid Robert Strope a Shelly Vaughan Jeanette Voss Tammy Voss Laura Warren

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751. i X Lori Pointer Harvey Riegel Mary Rustemeyer Dan Schenherr Seniors Look Toward Life on the Outside What did the seniors look forward to most after graduation? Starting a new part of their lives. Although they put the present first, the future was never too far from their minds. In Debbie Grellner's words, ttThe homework will be gone and I can set out to do something I like. HGetting out of the green halls and no more homework, were the two reasons Lisa Balkenbusch looked forward to graduating. Sue Scheulen thought Hspending time with Tim and making money, would be nice. ilBeing able to go out and have fun, rated high on Jeanette Voss' list of priorities. In con- trast, Carolyn Brandt looked forward to go- ing to college, getting married, and having two or three children. Some were not sure of their futures as others. lil've been waiting so long for gradua- tion, but now that its close, I'm not sure how I feel, said Julie Brandt. ttl never thought I'd get this far, said Martha Deeken. Julie Dudenhoeffer summed it up for all by saying that after graduation she wanted to iifulfill all goals. Seniors i 71

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Karen Wibberg w. -1v,n: .. -.., Kenny Wibberg --,.,.. 1.17.3.4 MLM-X . , , , v -4 a Bill Willett Looking at invitation choices is the business at hand for Jeri Ann Fowler at her class meeting. With a skeptical look, Juanita Helmig listens to one more career speaker. Recuperating, Mary Rustemeyer joins several other seniors in donating blood. V a-LXX Tina Wolfe Seniors 73