Wamego High School - Wa Kaw Yearbook (Wamego, KS)

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Karlene Lindenmuth. f™ ™g er book hand at the art ? thing a friend is while gening to somet J s saying, during Mr ■ one Qf the SS!I™«« »■»“ “ E s Krista Coon Daren Davies Robert DeBord Derek Diederich Aundria Downie Thomas Ehler Kristy Frisbie Donna Gareis Cindy Hatfield Carole Lea Hildebrand Patty Holden Doug Holle Rhonda Hollingshead Leslie Hood Jimmy Houser Jennifer Jensen John Johnston Amy Jones Jeff Lang John Lewis Karlene Lindenmuth Brian Lovendahl Collene McCarter Candy McNickle Joel Meister Alan Michels Stephanie Miller Freshmen 27

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FKESHMFM Kyle Abell Jana Adams Roxanne Althouse Cary Barry Tina Armendariz Robert Barth Ty Baughman Linda Beiter Bryce Bellinder Joe Bellinder Mark Berner Carin Berroth Mark Bjorling Diane Blanka Sonya Blanka Clay Brethour Thane Brethour Judy Breymeyer Connie Butler Todd Carley Jason Carlson Tina Casper Laura Collins Angie Cook 26 Freshmen

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Paul Munson Jens Nestler Mary Norton Josie Overby Tony Pageler Kyle Parks David Peterson Doug Piper Kelly Purkeypile Carolyn Rafferty Stephanie Rankin Neljean Reavis Dawn Robertson Freshmen speak Their Minds. This year's freshman class was a big one; 99 people to be exact. It was the largest in five years. At first, the size of the class took the seniors by surprise, but they soon got back into that old familar. pick on freshman mold. Lisa Fanshier. senior, said of the freshman class. Seeing how they acted reminded me of how we acted when we were freshman, and how full of hope we were for our high school years. The freshmen had their own views on the year too. Darin Simmer found many difficulties in the year. I saw problems within Pep Club and W-Club but they faded out with the year. But there were some who thought the freshman year was a lot better than junior high. Kim Seamans took on this view. I thought the freshman year was ex- citing and was very different than junior high because you could do your own thing. You wer- en't treated like a baby. Krista Coon agreed with this opinion. I thought the high school year had a lot more exciting things to do than in the past years in junior high. Overall, the class had an optimistic view on the year. They are looking forward to their sophomore year with a hope, until finally, it will be them walking across that stage to receive their diploma. Dennis Ross Susan Samoszenko Lori Samuelson Mary Schoning LeeAnn Seager Kim Seamans Darin Simmer Kendra Simmer Michelle Simmons Tracy Sleet 28 Freshmen