Lacrosse High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Lacrosse, IN)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We of the Senior Class, being of sound mind and questionable judgement do will and be- queath the following: I, Loren Meadows, do will and bequeath my physique to Marvin Rudolph. I, Kenneth Langley, do will and bequeath my Model T Ford to Dan Kyllo in hopes that he will get there more quickly. I, Earl Alley, do will and bequeath my quiet ways to Warren Horton. I, Jack Ferris do will and bequeath my ability to ride a motorscooter to anyone that can do it. I, Myrna Shaver, do will and bequeath my red hair to Doris Torgeson. I, Claudia Scholz, do will and bequeath my eyes to anyone that can hold them still longer than I can. I, Maryette Miller, do will and bequeath my piano playing to Don Copp. I, Larry Camp, do will and bequeath my ways with cattle to Boyd Neiertz. I, Dale Mays, do will and bequeath my ability to keep a class quiet to Bud Aune. I, David Hubbard, do will and bequeath my ability to play the trumpet to Wayne Brannon. I, Clyledee Mattus, do will and bequeath my ability to play basketball to anyone who has the urge to fight for it. I, Dianne Wigen, do will and bequeath my ability to argue to anyone who can stick up for their own rights as I have. I, June Sather, do will and bequeath my .blond hair and blue eyes to Judy Leinweber. I, Gerald Lust, do will and bequeath my ability to always have a steady girlfriend to any under classman who can handle the job as well as I did. I, Alvin Broeckel, gladly will and bequeath my dimples to anyone who foolishly wants them. I, Don Hansen, do will and bequeath my ability to play basketball to Don Cook. I, Phyllis Garberg, do will and bequeath my ability to type to Bill Baldwin. I, John Krom, do will and bequeath my big feet to Mr. Ellis. We, the Senior Class, do will and bequeath our ability to be excused from class to any class that can use it. Sponsored by McSWEENEY TRACTOR CO, Colfax

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY As I turn on my radio-television set, in the year of 1973, I see Earl Alley, the announ- cer, is getting ready to interview his fellow classmates. First on his list I see the inauguration of the 40th president of the United States, Ken- neth Langley. Also appearing with President Langley is his secretary Phyllis Garberg. Next I see Dianne Wigen with the --Oh! But I must be seeing things. This just can't be. But it's true. She's taken the place of Louella Parsons with the Hollywood News. First on her show I see Myrna Shaver rated as one of Hollywood's ten women with the pret- tiest hairin the world. Next I see Jerry Lust recently starringin his newest picture Strictly Disagreeab1e. Claudia Scholz is in the spot light now modeling her newest creation of a dinner dress called You name it, you can have it. We now pause for station identification and I see Larry Camp and Maryette Miller with their eighteen children advertising Pet Milk. It' s cheaper by the dozen land a halfj so they say. Now .I see the Sports Review coming into sight. J une Sather has just dyed her hair red and has joined with the Red I-leads, professional girl's basketball team. But what have we here? .It's John Krom and Alvin Broeckel refereeing the game. Professionals at that. As I glance up in the grandstand, I see the head football coach of W.S.C., Loren Mea- dows, talking to the all star wrestler David Hubbard. Imagine! A football coach talking to an all star wrestler. What a combination! Since it's the half time of the basketball game, I think I'll turn to channel 27. I see Jack Ferris, a shorthorn steer -- I mean with a shorthom steer, getting it ready for the Livestock Show. Looking across the fence, I see Dale Mays, who has taken over his dad's farm, raking leaves off his lawn. Such a hard worker. A new's flash has just flashed! The Seattle Last National Bank has just been robbed. And ,to think Don Hansen is the President of the company, and Clyledee Mattus, the head teller who was robbed. Well, here is our announcer again and this time it's -- doggone that static! I guess ,I've' had enough television for one evening anyway. Sponsored by PERRY 8. LEE Colfax