Echo High School - Echoes Yearbook (Echo, OR)

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1, Willie Cano, being of sound and little mind, will my hair style to Dean Marcum, Wearing no shirt to school to Debbie Emerson, All my girl problems to Ed Longhorn, and Lawrence Pedro. My Karate ability to Ed Longhorn, in the future. I, Mark Hill, with sound mind and body will my beautiful FORD T-Bird to Shawn Morgan because he insists its better to drive a Chevy. I also will my ability to put off reports of any kind, and still get them done to the Junior Class, and I also will my strong legs to Todd Pfel. 1, Jim Morgan, being of no mind or body, will my ability to get in trouble to Greg Milligan and my Football ability to Shawn Morgan (and my cheerleading ability to next years volleyball cheerleaders!). I, Jerry Schuening, being of sound mind and body will my ability to miss nine weeks of school and still pass to those of you who need it. I will my cigarette lighter to Thomas Johnson and my ability to get tickets to all the under class boys. I also will my green Chev car to anybody who drives a Ford. I, John Marcum, being of sound mind and little body, hereby will to Steve Pratt my basketball ability so in the future he will become a better basketball player. 1, Lance Horn, being of strong back and weak mind will my ability to chew snuff in class everyday without being caught to Mark Hill, Jim Morgan, and who ever else loves snuff. I, Kathy Huxall, being of sound mind and no body, will my grades to Jess Terry in hopes that he'll graduate next year. To Ed Longhorn I will my desk cause Ed always came in to class late and can't find a seat. I will my comb to Mr. Jenson and my sense of humor to the rest of the faculty cause they need it. My brains I will to the freshmen and hopefully they'll make it to their senior year. To Kelly Fitzhugh, I will my patience so she can control her temper more often and last but not least I will my sister, Carolyn Huxoll to Ron Bert. I, Susanne Ivie, being of sound mind??? and body do hereby will my ability to get along with almost any teacher to all those underclassmen who still have some time left in high school, my ability to get A's without really trying to Kim Stephenson and my ability to be quiet in class to anyone who will profit by it. I, Linda Dick, being of sound mind and body will my quietness to all the people who talk when someone else is talking. My locker together with books will go to Lori Hesterlee. I, Richard Alford, being of soundless mind and body do hereby bequeath the following items to the following undeserving people. To Jeff Shackleford, 1 leave my ability to play the trumpet. Also my ability to get on Sharon Abercrombies nerves Constantly. To Shawn Morgan my ability to get the Head waitress to do anything 1 want, also my ability to carry 104 plates. And to Steve Douglass, the ability to read music so he won't sing soprano in the tenor section. I, Susan A Layman, of questionable mind, and too much body, do hereby will my beater mobile, (Studebaker) to Robin Smith, so she can drive in style, and so I can get rid of it. To Janice Lukins, I will my ability to understand jokes, and to Lori Schott, my best ability, “to talk. And last, but not least, I will my sun lamp to anybody who wants to walk around with a sore, red face. I, Wayne Hatley, of loud sound, and small body, leave myself to Lisa Brown, and all our memories together, my ability to mess around in chorus without getting caught, to Suzie Powers, and last but not least, my singing ability to Steve Douglass, in hopes that he won't sing soprano anymore. I, Lyle Nichols, of no mind and a perfect body, will my ability to have couth around the women-folk to Brett Rohde, in hopes that someday, one of them will go out with him. I also will my speed as a lineman, to Mike Hastings, in hope that he may get a tackle or two next year on the football team. Last of all, I will to Stanfield High School, and Echo High School, to become rivals as they were in the past. 18

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12 YEARS TOGETHER!!! Stanfield Shelley Zabransky, Tracy Tucker, John Marcum, Lyssa Brown, Duane Coombes, Debra Sherman, and Laura Otzenberger. These Seniors have stuck together like peanut butter to the roof of your mouth for twelve long, happy years. Echo Lisa Snow, Linda Dick, Kent Madison, Charles Berry, Darla Power, and Cathy Olson. These Seniors have stuck together like gum to the bottom of your shoe for twelve years also. 20