Linn High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Linn, MO)

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Sadie Hawkins theme revived complete with hay and hoedown The haw-strewn floor surprised many people as they walked in the fieldhouse on the night of March 14 for the FHA-sponsored Sadie Hawkins dance. Everybody that came to the dance seemed to enjoy themselves, except for the people that had hay fever because of the loose hay scat- tered around the floor, said Lila Chapman, FHA advisor. l felt Sadie Hawkins was one of the better dances because six bales of hay spread on the floor made it more interesting than the usual dance, said Lisa Hoover, senior. The FHA dance had changed away from the Sadie Hawkins theme in past years. l like it better when they stick with the traditional Sadie Hawkins theme, said Denise Luebbert, senior. HI think everyone enjoys it more when Sadie Hawkins stays the same. A lot of people were dressed for the theme, said Dana Bryan, senior. Tim Cavender was crowned king l couldn't believe all the hay, it made the dance a lot of fun, said Annette Kliethermes, senior. of the dance. His escort was Lisa Hoover. Music was provided by Ace's High. Some songs played were l Knew The Bride When She Used To Rock and Roll, How Will l know, and Let's Go All the Way. Marrying Sam was a new ac- tivity featured at the dance. A cou- ple could be married for five cents. They received rings and a certificate. l had to get down on my knees to ask my date to marry me. l had never heard of it before. lt was dif- ferent, said Tiffany Thompson, senior. l thought the dance was really neat because it gave the girls a chance to ask the guys out. That made it a blast, said Rhonda Koenigsfeld, sophomore. Sitting in the hay, Karen Clark and Sherri Troesser take a break from the dance. 20 I Dances

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,. .W ,.. ..--......., - ,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,. H'D- Our uniforms weren't unique? We W 22 f Sports 6 We didn't have complete track uniforms so we had to wear two different color uniforms, said Charly Earley, senior. l liked our basketball uniforms. They were very comfortable, said Craig Hale, freshman. ' The new cheerleading uniforms were a lot cooler and easier to cheer in, said Tammy Robinson, sophomore. didn't show up our rival? I was glad we beat Fatima because they've always beaten us in basketball before, said Kenny Bonnot, sophomore. Fatina has always been our enemy and we deserved to beat them! said Craig Hale, freshman. After years of struggling we finally showed Fatima how to play the game! said Dyna Hoffman, senior fan. didn't have exhausting practices? The basketball practices were hard because Coach Pfeiffer ran our tails off, said Barry Hendrix, sophomore. The cheerleading practices were demanding through Homecoming Week because we decorated, made new formations, and had to practice the routine, said Annette Kliethermes, senior. In perfect time the cheerleaders perform their homecoming routine. Cross country members Kenny Bonnot, Shannon Campbell and Steven Patterson stretch out before they warm up. 1 I l rm vm swam awe y ffm,.,Q 2' J 444 f X 5 Q xt, ' , Q, mv ',