Blacklick Valley High School - Echo Yearbook (Nanty Glo, PA)

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Grease Bender wills nothing to nobody because no one deserves what he has. Pat Blair wills a R.T. to her cousin Chris. Debbie Brzozowski wills her sister and brother built in clock radios in their heads so they'll be able to get up for school next year. Patty Bubenko wills Jackie Warzel the ability to wear curlers in school, and to dodge mud puddles. Chloe Busch wills to her brother the ability to walk the path to school for one more year. Tim Byick wills his basketball ability to his brother Peter in hopes that he can do more than he did. Carol Charnesky wills to her brother Jimbo the ability to remember what he is doing in school. Chris Columbus wills his hunting ability to Rick Kerkish in hopes that he will be as good as him. Susie Dickert wills her common sense to Mary Lubert in hopes that she has and uses hers more than she did. Robin Divido wills Miss Beuhner a life-time sup- ply of air freshener for her room. Buggy Donaldson wills his mind to Miss Tomb's science class in hopes that they may find out what is wrong with it. Pam Emery wills Dave Diviney My Greatest Expansionn . . . Enjoy! And Sam Akens the know how to party on! Marianne Fenchak wills her height to anyone shorter than her. Sharon Frampton wills to her little brother Danny the best of luck in sports, and the ability to have as much fun at parties as she had. Cindy George wills her ability to run over Ducks to anyone who likes to hit birds. Cheryl George wills Sharon Divide the power to raise all her cats to a ripe old age. Leah Ann Gongloff wills Marianne Malcotti the ability not to look so suspicious while shopping in Masons. Paul Gongloff wills Dave Diviney his football playing ability in hopes that he will be as good as him. Natalie Grove wills to Donna Butz and Denise Anderson a lot of fun times in Indiana, and to Marianne Malcotti a life time of parties. Carol Heming wills her whole three year old collection of pencils, pens, paper clips. and paper to her cousins Mary, Sandy, and Robin if they want it. Mary Hoover wills a magnifing glass to anyone who ever said her writing was too small to read. Randy Jansure wills his mustache to Franky Connors and his faded practice Jersey and one bottle of bleach to Scott Lucus in hopes he can change it

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back to white. Kevin Keating wills all of his razor blades to Coke Palko because he doesn't need them. Judy Kish wills Susie Mesoras the ability to have all the black and blue marks on her knees and hopes that she has someone to take care of them. Jerry Knapic wills his car to Grace Hoskins so that she has a ride home after school next year. Sandy Kopsic wills David Gongloff the ability to settle down and do his school work. Emidio Krupa wills 30,000 pounds of bananas to P. J. and hopes he doesn't forget to gear down when entering Scranton, Pa. Jeff Krupa wills his ever ceasing abilities in the field of calculus to any poor, unfortunate, ravaged soul who wants it. Donald Little wills his Fuzz on his chin to anyone who can't grow his own. Larry Lindrose wills Kevin Lindrose the 5th block down from the upper right hand corner of Mr. Zambonis back wall. Drew LoPiccolo wills the twinkle from his left eye to Chris DeYulis, right eye, so that she,ll have two twin- kles. Connie Lubert wills to her sister Mary, the ability to keep her tray on the table at McDonalds. Bryon Marsinko wills Mr. Thomas Kupchella the ability to ride a motorcycle up a hill without wrecking. Marlene Matta wills anyone the abil- ity to find the gun from Chris' gun holster. Paul Mervine wills some dumb person his job at Carino's in hopes they will be smart enough not to take it. Toni Miranda wills her ability to her sister Yvette to complain about the lunch like she does. Andrea Morey wills her sister Jeannine all the fun times she had driving around and the Bricks', hoping that she meets them someday. Nancy Mott wills Carol Connah the brains that she never had and hopes she might be able to use them. Celeste Palko wills to her brother Denny the money to buy a case of COKE in hopes that he might save his. Robin Putman wills his never failing track abilities to Coke Palko in hopes that he will capitalize on them more than him. Maria Ragley wills Little Zappa, Valerie Byich, anything she wants as long as it's not hers. Robin Rankin wills to her brother the ability to get through two more years of school. Chrissy Ray wills Lori Martin the ability to stick out one more year with one cer- tain teacher. Cindy Reichard wills Fred Bachota her ability to watch out for his