Incline High School - Targe Yearbook (Incline Village, NV)

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I, CAROL FABER, will my neat little gray Volkswagen with its four dented fenders, one pulled off bumper, torn seat covers, and zero brakes to anyone who should be so wise as to want it. I also would like to will all my great scientific chemistry power to my little brother Keith. I, JIM FOEGER, being of unsound mind, do hereby will my curls to Mr. Conkey and Mr. Stephens. All my intelligence, academic achievments, and physical awareness I will to Tim Gentry. I will all my sexual attractions to Steve Cookg all my semi-bald recap tires to Cole Smithg and to Leslee, the Eternal apple of my eye, my ability to swallow pride and give in to the opposition. BYE AND GOOD LUCK CAPTIVE SOULS! I, CINDY PLUNKETT, leave ME to my Tom who is slaving away in the Army. To Iudey Crom I leave my beerstein so that she may never die of thirst and my fuzzy booties to keep her tootsies warm. To Cindy Benson I leave memories of THE YELLOW SUBMARINE, surprises buried in the snow, a shovel, a jack, and my refrigerator. To Lynn Scott I would leave my gracefulness except I need all I can get so she will just have to share the key to the cellar that I am giving to Desiree Decker. To my dear, broken-backed English teacher, Mr. Stephens, I leave my ski poles to give him luck while skiing throughout the rest of his life, and I hope that next year, since I will not be here, he will be blessed with the company of my two sisters, Kristie and Suzanne. To Mr. Conkey, my devoted government teacher, I leave all the answers to the world's problems. To Mr. Armstrong I am giving the carburetor I found and the pieces to the top of my beerstein in hopes that they will be of some use to him. And last, I leave my genius to Suzie Crom, alias Grunt . I, KATHY SWAIN DAFORNO, will my best wishes and gratitude to Incline High School, and hope that it will be everlasting. I will my scholastic ability in English to Lorraine Anderson in hopes that she will better it for me. I will my great lung capacity for yelling at the basket- ball games to the class of '71 in hopes that they can scare the players into dropping the ball into the basket more often. I will my ability in business machines to all of the students in Mr. Borino's classes so that his job will be a little easier for him. Last, but most important of all, I will myself with love and understanding to my dear husband, George.

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