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William Alt Jackie Anderson Dean Dauber Veronica Eveland Scott Feldman Philip Fisher Steven Flake Glen Forbes Kathy Ford Amy Green Doug Green Daniel Karr Matt Rocca Rodney Slaughter Julie Sotzen Roger Swartzendruber Shelly Telford Diane Waldschmidt Mark Westerhoff Kelli Westfall Eric Kirkpatrick Douglas Langenberg Christine Less Daniel Lloyd Ron Lothridge Cindy Musser Michell Owen Michael Peek DATA FILE STATUS: JUNIORS 17 MALES 11 FEMALES EXPECTED DATE OF MATURITY: 05 1988 Doug Green and Steve Flake pon- der the thought of studing in the library. 28
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Wendy Miller solos about the troubles The Junior High Chorus sings of being a teenager. tune,“TEEN”. 27
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The 60’s seem good to Amy Dean Dauber flexes his Green on Flower Power Day. imagination in the weight room. QUESTION? WHO IS THE MOST IN- FLUENTIAL CHARACTER IN THE SCHOOL, AND WHY. -Mr Kautz. He’s a good tough teacher, he softens up sometimes which is good. -Michelle Krueger. What a babe' -Countryman, because you can tell him all your problems and he will help solve them without telling everyone -Scott Stahmer. he can always crack a joke Plus he is a great party animal. -Pip Fisher, he's not afraid to say what he wants, act the way he likes, and do what he wants -Tina Wollrab. she’s so sweet to everyone, and is very easy to talk to She doesn’t try to impress anyone by showing off -Russ Sexton. -Rick Grostic -Amy Klebe. she’s always has a positive at- titude. She is always there when her friends need her and is hardly ever in a bad mood -Jeff Evans, he is someone to talk to and someone to have fun with. like a brother Diane Waldschmidt, Chris Less, Kathy Ford and Veronica Eveland are ready for any and all customers at the concession stand. Dan Karr sews up another Home Ec. project. WHAT WILL YOU MISS MOST AFTER THE SENIORS ARE GONE? -I will miss seeing them in the halls, but we will be the oldest after they are gone -All of the excitement, it’s going to be bonng -I will miss my senior class fnends very much! -Nothing! -Seeing them get in trouble for various things they shouldn’t do Actually I'll miss the gorgeous senior girls; Barb. Tina. Michelle. Carmen. Holly -Talking to my fnends and partying •I wil miss seeing Barb standing in the halls -All their car wrecks, wild parties, stones, and good times we've had with them 29
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