Liberty

Thu., May 25, 2000

Class of 2000

Mason Adams Bill Armstrong Yuliya Astapenko Jessica Brisson-McGeorge Chelsea Brown Jacob Brown Mike Brumley Dani Cain Ed Coller TJ Collins Dan DeGon Cody DeLong Marie DeWitt Katie Engle Jon Farka Calvin Forry Byran Frampton Joel Grewe Erin Harchuck Jake Holling Tiffanie Immel Julie Jamison Lori Jeske Lidiya Kobzar Nathan Leitz Sarah Leitz Jesse Lentz Erica Leslie Ryan Lind Tara MacKay Brandon McCoy Jesse Miller Tiffany Nadler Krisa Phipps Melissa Piersol Christina Poindexter Meric Powell Derek Repp April Schindler Rory Scrimshaw Eric Smith Anna Solodyankin Val Solodyankin Dusty Tellessen Reed Wiman Chris Wojahn Jessica Wright

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Liberty High School will graduate the Class of 2000 at 1 p.m. June 3 in the school’s gym.

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