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

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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!

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 I. Susan; 2. Pam; 3. Peggy; 4. Wanda; 5. Betty; 6. Laverna; 7. Vivian; 8. Jim S.; 9. Marlys; 10. Don; II. Marcia; 12. Scott; 13. Diane; 14. Mary Kaye; 15. Cindy; 16. Wendy; 17. Marilyn; 18. Dallas; 19. Dave B.; 20. Geoff; 21. Kathi M.; 22. Jill; 23. Laurie; 24. Judy; 25. Bonnie; 26. Kaye; 27. Tom T.; 28. Julie; 29. Bud- dy; 30. Vance; 31. Joyce; 32. Roberta; 33. Sheri; 34. Dale; 35. Steve C. 36. Steve H.; 37. C urt; 38. Jackie H., 39. Steve .1.; 40. Robert; 41. Jane; 42. Jacky Schriner; 43. Mary Lynn; 44. Darlene; 45. Jennifer; 46. Mar- garet; 47. Glen; 48. Rick; 49. Glennette; 50. Mike; 51. Loren; 52. Linda; 53. Tom C.; 54. Dennis; 55. Jamie; 56. Jim C.; 57. Craig; 58. Angie; 59. Becky; 60. Dave A.; 61. JoAnn.