Linn High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Linn, MO)

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. . ...,..,.-N.sf-.1---ef-H... av .-Q...-f mx u-mar.-...,.....-P ' W A. 'L VCJ if 4,1 ff ' N71 f Aff' ff ! f fl W, YZ, I M ff M .W A .,f, f , , 5 WWI, ,. After a good practice, Tammy Huether jokes with team members. Throwing before the game, Lori Whert- vine warms up her pitching arm. Team mixes determination with fun lt was the bottom of the seventh inning as Aimee Waggoner reached first base on a walk. Lori Whertvine then followed with a single. The ex- citement began to build as Sherri Perkins grounded out to advance the runners. Rhonda Peters singled bringing in the go-ahead run. Before the game ended both Tammy Huether and Tami Holliday had singled adding one run each. The Wildkittens retired the other side in order and in the last game of the season claimed their first victory. The varsity team ended the season with a 1-14 record, picking up their only victory from New Bloomfield. The junior varsity finished at 0 to 6. I think our hard work and deter- ...: .v-,----hmllza-f-ai4u1!f'--'- ' mination showed everyone that we were trying our best, said Susan Keener, sophomore. The team learned that they could have fun even while they were play- ing. We always had fun like the We tried to do our best no matter if we were win- ning or losing. We never gave up, said Rhonda Peters, freshman. time we were playing at districts and Rhonda Peters got her foot caught in her stirrups and almost fell as l was trying to throw the ball to her, said Sherri Perkins, sophomore. What l really liked about softball was we had a blast even though we weren't that great of a team. We won our only game at the very end of the year and that made the season even greater, said Tami Holliday, sophomore. i'At the beginning of the season there were fundamentals that need- ed to be improved upon, such as batting. l think, though, that towards the end of the season we had improved a great deal. said Deb Kahler, coach. l think a lot of our team spirit was due to Ms. Kahler, because she is a good coach and she knows how to get along with the players, and make them try their hardest, but still have fun at the same time, said Aimee Waggoner, sophomore. Sports f 25 ,-.V . E !-,U .- . . ,I ,,,pap.--..4f,-..,.g-4-.--.----H -,