De Smet High School - Bulldog Yearbook (De Smet, SD)

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I, Vance Magnuson, will my senior Math book to anyone who can't think up their own formulas and the playroom, (I mean lab) back to Mr. Graham and Mr. Cheadle, so that the students next year can have just as many snowball and water fights as our Physics class did. I, Glen Martens, being of sound mind and body, will my desk to anyone who has the nerve to sit uncom- fortably, my ability to keep my mouth shut at the right times, and right places to those who wish they had, and my overdue library books to those who have cash on hand. I, Angie McCue, will my ability to fool the teachers by looking quiet and shy, and my mirror and comb to Emily La Bore. I, Kathi McDonnell, will my height to Connie Widman, my appetite to my brother, Gary; my sister Patty to John Hildebrandt, and our big dog to the Chemistry lab. I, Sheri Moe, will my title as Pep Club President to any Junior girl who would care to make some ene- mies. Also my 6th period lunch hour to Pat Rodney in hopes he can keep up with the soap operas for me. I, LaVerna Moeller, will my government knowledge to Mr. Rapp and my desk to any Senior who wants it next year. I, Vivian Muser, will my Selmer saxophone to Connie Widman and a pair of drumsticks to Bill Hal- verson so they can make beautiful music together. I, Pam Neu, will my Chemistry ability to anyone who is foolish enough to take it, my willingness to study to my brother, Mark, and my height to Mary Jo Hoy. I, Kaye Lynn O'Keefe, will the use of my noontime chauffeur to the Junior girls who eat dinner at Pit mans and Kruses, and my seat to Jon Lee in Mixed Chorus to anyone who doesn't want to sit through the boring fourth period study hall. I, Mary Lynn O'Keefe, will my ability to tell jokes in Chemistry to any upcoming student that wants to get yelled at by Mr. Cheadle. Also I will one used black Corvair to anybody who thinks they cat get more kids in it than I did. I, Laurie Pederson, will my dimples to my sister, Pam, and my ability to stay out of trouble to Lor raine Muilenburg. I, JoAnn Pitman, will my ability to go with one guy for three years to my sister, LaVonne, and my ability to work at the Ritz three years to Jon Lee. I, Curt Poppen, being of sound body and mind, hereby will my speed and agility to Randy Jencks, my ability to understand rectilinear propogation to Ross Purintun, and my 1958 DeSoto to anyone who has S 10,000 handy for repair bills, and who would like to get to know the De Smet police and mechanics (in that order) better. I, Betty Pratt, will my desk in study hall to my brother, Bobby, in hopes that he spends more time in it than I did and my ability not to get Chemistry to all the oncoming Juniors. Have fun, Mr. Cheadle! I, Susan Price, will my ability to keep my big mouth shut to Kathy, my sister. Also will my ability to live the next day after the night before to LuAnn Garry. I, Robert Reese, being of sound body hereto and therefore will my desk in the back of study hall to any- one who wants to sneak in late and leave early. I, Geoffrey Dwight Rockwell, will my emergency conversion kit to anyone threatened by those who wield hair clippers. It consists of nothing but plain old greasy-kid-stuff. And to my brother, John Irving Rockwell, I will my Super-charged bicycle. I, Judy Seeley, will my height to Duane Raabe; my singing ability to Emily; and my desk in study hall to my brother, Dick, (hoping he can talk as much as I did without getting caught). I, Marcia Serfling, will my ability to keep my mouth shut for at least two minutes to my sister, Joan, and my desk in study hall to anyone who wants to get trampled at noon (the safest place is underneath). I, Wanda Siver, will my finger to Rose Ann Dugdale, my talent to get caught talking to Kathy Kickland and Cindy Kadinger, and my ability to bruise easily to Emily LaBore. I, Jim Skyberg, will this will to anyone who will use this will willingly. If you will take this will and have a will of wills. I hope he who taketh this will, will remember. I will if you will.

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CLASS WILLS I, Bonnie Akkerman, will my study hall desk to any girl who wants to ruin a pair of nylons daily, and my quiet ways to the Freshmen. I, Marilyn Albrecht, will my '58 Chevy to my brother, Ronnie. I will my Pep Club outfit to anyone who can't decide what to wear to every basketball game. I, Dave Andrisen, will my track ability to Randy Jencks. I, Darlene Beck, will my long hair and ability to study to my brother, Larry, and my giggle to Janice Purrington. I, David Bell, will next year's senior Math Class a life-sized picture of Johnny Cash to throw darts at. I, Buddy Belzer, will my ability to come to school tired and go home refreshed to anyone who takes Sociology under Mr. Rapp. I, Mary Boehm, will my thick hair to Kathy Kickland, my long skirts to Diane Larson, and my ability to get jokes to Jill Jensen. I, Steve Carmon, will my great potential and my many talents to Ross Purintun. I, Tom Cecil, will my ability in sports to Gary Goreham, my vocal ability to Jon Jensen, and my intel- ligence to Oscar. I also will my tape recorder to Richard Wells for something to blow into next year. I, Wendy Claassen, will my delicious meals to Wayne Leckey and Jerry Pollock, my long morning walks through the halls of DHS to others who need it, and my ability to keep my mouth shut to my sister, Mary. I, Jamie Combs, will the school one billboard poster to be posted in study hall consisting of Mr. Parke relaxing in his office chair as a reminder not to waste valuable school time. I, Mike Coughlin, will my great basketball ability to Randy Jencks, and my 1949 Chrysler to any an- tique car collector who thinks it's worth collecting. I, Jim Cummins, will my athletic ability to Terry Long, my curly hair to Joan Baumberger, and my ability to get along with the opposite sex to my brother, Tom. I, Don Ferguson, being of sound body, will my quiet disposition to anyone who covets it, my autobio- graphy to the De Smet High School Library, and a half bag of acorns to a Class of '71 squirrel. I, Jill Grothe, will to Elizabeth Palmer my strong arms and back in order that she may dutifully carry Junior , the baritone sax, to school every morning and home every night. I, Glennette Halverson, will my artistic ability to Mrs. Luitjens, and my Chemistry drawer to Steve Bel- zer, Steve Keller, and Greg Gruenhagen to use as a waste-basket. I also will a large name tag to Mar- gene Kracht so everyone will get the name right. I, Jackie Hannah, will my strong desire to change DHS from a traditional school to a progressive school to anyone with a lot of stamina. I, Roberta Hansen, will my long hair to Mr. Rapp. It grows faster than yours does. I also will my desk to any girl who wants to ruin one pair of nylons a day. I, Margaret Hayden, will my rosy complexion to any courageous female taking physics next year. To these same girls, 1 also will my breath power. I, Steve Hoy, will my study hall desk to any one who likes to talk and not get caught, and my ability to keep my mouth shut at the right place and time to Terry Zell. J, Scott Jensen, will my ability to think of excuses to get down town to all of next year's managers. I will my knowledge of people from other towns to Gary Goreham. I. Craig Johnson, will my well-used books to any deserving underclassman who promises to use them as much as I did. I, Steve Johnson, will my long hair and football ability to Larry Martens: Eat 'em up Larry, Baby! I, Becky Krick, will my blue Ford to the school for the royalty to ride on in the homecoming parades and one good used tent to my sister in hopes that she will make good use of it in the following summers.

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I Diane Smith, will my knowledge of science and ability to eat long red licorice to Mr. Cheadle, and my ability to tell jokes in English to my brother, Rodney. I Joyce Smith, will all my unused Johnny Cash albums to Mr. Luitjens because his must be worn out by now. I Linda Snyder, will my fifth period noon hour to anyone who likes to scrape plates and my respect for my elders to my brother , Joe. I Dallas Paul Spader, will my hearty laugh and comb to David Mundhenke. 1, Jane Spencer, will my ability to get a haircut every two weeks to Wayne Shag Leckey and my bread and butter sandwiches and milk to the underfed boys in the lunch line. I Tom Thaden, will my ability to stay in school to Danny Freeman. I will my motorcycle to Richard Wells so he will actually have something to blow about. I will my Chemistry book to whoever wants a new unused book. I, Rick Tibbetts, will my room at the State B's to next year's basketball team. I, Dale Van Dyke, will my running shoes to Larry Beck, my trim and slim stature to Mr. Luitjens, my heart to Dear Abbey, and my lungs to the American Cancer Society. I, Cindy Wallum, will my desk in study hall to anyone who likes to sit in a corner and face a news- paper stand. I will one bottle of tranquilizers to Jill, Fritz, and Nanette, so that they can endure those quiet bus rides again next year. Don’t take them all in one day, girls-remember how long the year is! I, Dennis Washburn, will my short hair to Terry Zell. I, Peg Watters, will my ability to drive to Kathy Price, my desk and studious habits to my brother, Pete, and my cafe sneakers to Em. I, Loren Wendel, will my well-developed body to Larry Martens. I, Julie Widman, will my long legs to I es Kracht for the benefit of next year's basketball team and my ability to attract five foot boys to Debbie Brown. I, Jennifer Wilkins, give my last will and testimony as I leave De Smet High: to Judy Munger I will my naturally curly hair and a five-gallon can of dippity-do , my highly developed gum cracking ability I will to all the Bancroft kids, and as a thank-you for trying to help me in Algebra II, I will my cheer- leading position to Neal Peterson. Keep your shirt a modest length, Neal!