Linn High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Linn, MO)

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Senior Play cast includes, Cfront FOWJ Shelly Spang, Sarah Roberts, Karen Koenigsfeld, Paula Helmig, Jessica Peters, Julie Ashbyg tsecond rowj Melisa Tyree, Karen Fain, Francine Voss, Vicki Johnson, Lori Whertvine, Charly Earleyg Qthird IOWJ Lori Nilges, Aimee Waggoner, Sarah Buhr, Lisa Hoover. Kim Samson, Annette Wichmannp ffourth YOWJ Scott Peters, Jerry Haslag, Jeff Lange, Shaun Spang, David Tyree, Mike Nolting, and Scott Schmid. Demonstrating pain, Shannon Campbell shows emotion in drama. 58X Clubs :awww 41, W M 'f 5 4, -2' . 7 ' QW? Memorizing lines, Lori Whertvine and Rose Kuster read from the play book. Staying clear of the action, Sarah Hock and Stephanie Stowe watch Scott Peters and Stephanie Jurd take Rhonda Koenigsfeld hostage. Wfykaf ,4 'mf fa I ff7f ,, , ,ff W f,,f ,I vf W' .N f W' l ima' 1 N 1 1? 'Z -may . ' l V- ' if 4 Tt perier and hi the c same reason Latl reheai grava' no on- perce anxioi using at the good. tains meml that t Bad perfoi Non AG' -vi

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After typing her story into the computer, Annette Kleithermes checks for errors before changing disks. 8chool Publications members are ffront to backi Tiffany Thompson, Sarah Buhr, Francine Voss, Brenda Joyce, Jessica Peters, Bev Joyce, Rose Kuster, Lisa Hoover, Karen Koenigsfeld and Paula Helmig. mf 94:4 4' Joumallsm members are ffront rowj Sarah Roberts, Jeana Brandt, fsecond rowj Mike Bunch, Kerri Kaullen, Dana Bryan, Tena Robertson, Annette Kliethermes, Karen Fain, Melissa Tyree, Kendall Gobeng fthird rowj Lonnie Wolfe, Spencer Kem- mer, Lesa Reynolds, Christy Ackman, Lisa Holliday and Paula Niekamp. 60 f Clubs Nw 1 7 T havin story son, Tl' nalis ding that chall writt WGS WGS