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

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I, Nanette Palmlund, will what driving ability I possibly have to Jill Wallum and my electric curlers to Craig Stoddard. I, Steve Palmlund, will my height to John Stoddard. I, Betty Petersen, will one slightly wrecked old Chevy and one new battery to Tracey and Mary hoping that they can get it on the road again; I also will my ability to avoid the opposite sex to Craig Stod- dard and the eighth grade girls, and the word no to Conda Hanson. I, Neal Peterson, will my ability to be a good student manager to Ross Minier in the hopes that he can have as much fun as I did. I, LaVonne Pitman, will my ability to keep my own schedule at the Ritz Cafe to Lori Kickland, my ability to wake up in the morning refreshed and not a grouch to Carol Johnson, in hopes her morn- ing anger disappears. I, Jerry Alan Pollock, being of sound mind, will to anyone my ability to go to Sociology wide awake and come out tired-Good Luck, guys; and my '56 Ford to anyone who thinks they can have more fun in it than I did. Fellows, remember if there isn't a road, make one. I, Kathy Price, will my ability to drive to my brother Doug, (watch out for those trees) and I also will my ability to have a truthful birth mark to Emily LaBore. I, Janice Purrington, will my collection of rings to Connie Stalheim, my irritable nature to Bergie and I pacifically will my long hair to Mr. Rapp so he'll look better in Judy's wire rimmed glasses. I, Ross Purintun, will my seat on the Steering Committee to Don Pollock and I will one gigantic cork to Richard Wells to keep the wind from blowing through the halls of D.S.H.S. I, Dean Raabe, will my knowledge in Government back to Mr. Rapp, my long bus ride to Scott Peterson, my height to Debbie Brown, and a new broom to the janitors hoping they will use it more than the last one. I, Duane Raabe, will my body to Dave Tibbetts so he can have longer vocal chords, and also to Dave I will my ability to stay home and read books. 1, Robert Robish, will my cross country shoes to Larry Beck, and my ability to catch the basketball players out parked after hours to Mr. Luitjens. I, Patrick John Thomas Rodney, formerly being of sound mind and body , will the following: My ability to get excited about basketball to John Hildebrandt, Fire Up John! My five seven wagon, complete with furnishings to Conda Hanson; and Pacifically to Mr. (A.J.) Rapp my ability to pronounce words of great extent that have no redeeming social significance what-so-ever! I, Rich Schardin, will my height and supposed basketball ability to any of the puny freshmen in hopes they get bigger and better, and my curly hair to Coach Parks, wear it in good health. I, Randal Marvin Schmidt, being of contaminated mind and soul, will to the Sociology class of 1972 one slightly used bomb shelter in Outer Mongolia, with hopes that they will never be in such a position such as to have a Dromb Bopped on them. I pacifically will to Mr. Rapp my unused Webster's dictionary. 1, Dick Seeley, will the 289,892 holes in Mr. Luitjen’s ceiling to anyone who has the time to count them as I did. I, Joan Serfling, will my Susy Homemaker Oven to the Home Ec. Department, to the Class of '72 I will one Government Self-Taught Manual and one unused Government notebook. I, Robyn Slaight, will my ability to play the marimba to Debbie Brown, if she can reach it, and my ability to remember my Stage Band music for contest to Judy Coughlin. I, Dennis Smith, will a card table to the Guidance Room so that future students won't have to use chairs like we did, and a year supply of cards.

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I, Randy Jencks, will my sense of how to make life fun by being at the right place, at the right time, with the right people, to someone who will use it as I have. I, Jill Jensen, will my cheerleading outfit to Craig Stoddard and one pair of maroon kneesocks to Bergie Belzer and Cheri Slaight. I also will one very used blue Volkswagon to any dump ground that wants it, and to my brother, Jon, I will all my excess weight. I, Becky Johnson, will my desk in study hall to my brother Dan, my ability to keep my mouth shut to Roger Lee, and my quiet soft-spoken ways to Emily LaBore. I, Mary Lynn Johnson, pacificly will to Mr. Rapp one unused pronunciation key in hopes he uses it so as not to make as many pronunciation mistakes next year, and to my sister, Carol, the ability to have fun acting dumb and not feel embarrassed about it. I, Sandy Kaufman, will my second period study hall desk in front of Roger Lee to anyone who would rather talk than study; don't fight over it. I will my long bus ride every morning to all the town stu- dents who can get up at 8:00 and still make it to school on time. I, Steve Kellar, will my athletic and my trumpet playing abilities to Stan Myers, (use them well, Stan); also I will my cornet to Sheri Brown, who has gotten more use out of it in the past year than I have. I, Les Kracht, will my 1950 Plymouth to anyone who wants a pile of junk, my old worn-out Tom Jones tapes to Rod Smith, and my crazy legs to Chink (Alan Jacob) I, Glenn Klinkel, will my school wardrobe of 3 work shirts, two blue jeans, tan boots, white socks, and red football belt to Tom Long just in case the world runs out of new clothes, and to Emily my ability to accept defeat, (as many times as you've been caught, isn't it time you give up). I, Patti Kruse, will my hair to Jan Holzworth, my bubble gum rings to Janice Schardin, 1,000 pieces of gum to Bergie Belzer and Connie Stalheim, and my height to Debbie Brown. I, Diane Larson, will my short skirts to Patty Peckenpaugh, and one used bent-up 1970 Mercury fender to Mrs. Luitjens, to use for All-State Chorus in '71. I, Janice Lee, will my ability to keep my mouth shut at the right times to Jim Fields, my nickname Jon to Carol Johnson, in hopes she can live up to a boy's name, and pep and energy to Shirley Palm- lund. I, Terry Long, will my ability to stay out after curfew and not get caught to Greg Krieger (it's easier if she's your neighbor, Greg), my nose to my brother Tom, who is constantly complimenting it, my elbows and ability to get alone with Blaine Beck to Larry Beck, my muscles to Dave Carmon, who has long admired them, and the rest of me to Raquel Welch who forever begs for me. I, Ron Olson, being of almost sound body and mind, hereby will my car to Gary McDonnell, so he doesn't have to stop and ask me for a ride home all the time. I also want to will my mind to anyone who wants to make it through high school without opening a book. I, Linda Ogren, will my ability not to get jokes to Judy Coughlin, and to Jim Fields my ability to sit still and not say a word for more than 60 seconds. I, Janice Martens, leave my long bus rides each day to LuAnn Klinkel, I hope you enjoy them as much as I did; to all the underclassmen I leave my ability to get along with the teachers, (make good use of it); and I leave my sunny smile to anyone who wants to gain new friends. I, Rose Ann McAdaragh, will my short hair to Margene Kracht in hopes she won’t have to comb it every five minutes and my weird laugh to Rose Van Dyke, in hopes it gets her in as much trouble as it has me! I, Carol Montross, will my mouth to any up and coming orator wishing to be heard above a roaring tide; and my ability to talk in Chemistry and not get yelled at to next year's class. I, Judy Munger, will my van to Marcia Olson in hopes that she will get as much use out of it as I did and to see if she can get more kids in it than I did. Remember, Marcia, you can't drive after dark! I will my ability to walk gracefully down the aisles in study hall to anyone who wants to get hurt; and I pacifically will my wire glasses to Mr. Rapp.

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I Nancy Smith, will my singing ability to Emily LaBore, my worn-out blue jeans to Mrs. Converse, my desk to my brother Rich, and my relationship with a certain guy from Estelline to LuAnn Klinkel. Take care of him, Lula-belle, he's all yours. I, Robert Smith, will my ability to skip school without getting caught to Susan Corbin and others who got caught, and my ability to drive to Roy Camel. I, Tom Smith, will my ability to protest to all juniors, the contents of my sunglasses case to Tom Hal- verson, the daily report of absence sheets to Mr. Cheadle, my no-doz tablets to the Sociology class, and my demolition experience to Mark Tyrrell. I, Ron Snyder, being of sound body and warped mind, will my library of revolutionary books to the English department. To the library I will 53 rubber trees so that more students may vent their frustra- tions. I, Scott Sprang, will my '65 Chevy to any Ford that wants to go places, I also will my driving experi- ence to all freshmen. I, Donna Van Dyke, will my ability to sit through shorthand class without dropping out to all the girls who did. I, Veda Wallum, will my dictionary of German obscenities to Craig Stoddard and my ability to remem- ber my horn to Sheri Brown. I, Eugene Weerts, will my height to Alan .Jacob, My GTO to any racer who wants to win the Daytonna 500, and to my brother, all my unpaid bills. I, Carolyn Wendel, will my 2 of room on the bus every morning to the Martens families, and my 4' inflatable rubber rabbit to Conda Hanson. I, Vicki Widman, will my ability to refrain from using the word particular to one particular teacher, 190 hard boiled eggs to Jean Wade for next year's sandwiches, and an electric broom to the janitors. I, Sharon Wienk, will my lorjg bus rides to Paul Pirlet, my ability to stay out of trouble to my brother, Neil. 1, Terry Zell, will my flashy red hair and good looks to Gene Marten and my ability to study to any failing student. I, Roberta Zeller, will my shyness to my loud-mouthed sister. Becci, a life-long subscription of P arm Life Magazine to Jan Holzwarth, and my ability to remain overweight all my life to Judy Coughlin. CLASS PROPHECIES CRIS ADEN - still digging with her Spade. STEVE BELZER: Vice President of Halverson Electric. NANCY BITNER: Still trying to convince her husband to take over Ford Motor Co. RONALD BROWN: future Head Butcher at Peschel's Locker. BILL CECIL: Owning his own chain of Standard Stations. SUSAN CRONKHITE: First lady President of U.S. TOM CUMMINS: Still dragging main at age of 80. LEW DANNENBRING: Future German teacher at De Smet High. SHARON FERGUSON: Still holding fastest typist record at DSHS.