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

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senior wills I, TI-IOEBE LOWELL, being of sound mind and body, will my five foot plus height to Clark Bannister so that he may be the best basketball player in Incline's history. I, KAREN MALLY, will my ability to pass government to Fae Franklin, my ability to love everyone to Sandy Walberg, my temper to Rick Mann, my ability to stay out of trouble to jim McCaffrey, to Sue Wyland my ex- perience, to john Abbney my hopes and ego, to Cynthia Geissinger a mellow senior year, to Mr. Borino the hope that I will succeed, to Mr. Shaff the best of luck and thanks for all he has done for me, and last but not least to Mr. Corley the hope that we can be friends. Finally, a wonderful senior year to the class of '71, I, MICI-IAIL MAMCZARZ, bequeath one spool of slightly used red kite string, a spiffy xylophone, and one brown high-topped gym shoe to Incline High forever in my memory. I, CHRIS POULSEN, will all the times Mr. Borino has been on my case to Sandy Walberg. To john Abbney I will more luck at not getting caught smoking. To joe I will the secret of getting along with Sandy. I, LYNN SCOTT, being of sound body and mind, do hereby bequeath the following things. To Desiree Decker and Pat Carr I will an original treasure map of the Tahoe Basin, guaranteed IOOLXJ fool proof. To Tonto and the Lone Ranger, I leave thanks for a quick job at A. G. 'S house. To Shawn Benson I leave a 10 gallon bottle of Visine. To Tim Hudson I leave a faster getaway car. To jill Taylor I leave a book on how to win a ski race in ten easy lessons. To Molly Dee I leave eternal happiness with J. H. To Vicki I leave one week of peace and tranquility. To Mr. Conkey--I leave. To Mr. Corleyl leave memories of such an outstanding student as my- self. After I receive my diploma, I leave the student court my little black book of true confessions. I, CARRIE SMITI-I, being of somewhat sound mind, do hereby bequeath the following. To my good friend Melissa, I leave the other half of my locker, and all the luck in the world with a certain guy. To Sue Wyland, I leave all my neat grades and the dirty books in my locker. To my sister Holly, I leave hopes that she will make it here at Incline I-Iigh. I, NEIL SOLOMON, being one of the only other seniors of sound mind and body, do hereby bestow upon my in- heritors all of the good times I have experienced at Incline High. To Keith Faber, I leave the infamous duty of public prosecutor in hopes that he will enjoy it much the same as I have. To Charles the III, I leave my able and glib tongue to squirm out of embarrassing situations which quite frequently are Lmanticipated. To my one and only feathered friend I leave my sweat-infested genuine cowboy boots in hopes that they will correct his webbed foot impediment. To Mr. Stephens, I leave the sparkling Visage of my portrayal of The Ghost of Tronjolly , which was deftly planned and executed. Last but certainly not least, I leave to Mr. Corley the everlasting memory of myself that he has so patiently put up with. I, JOHN TACKITT, will my intelligence to Sandi Sanford. I will my hair to Mr. Conkey, and my outstanding beard to Mr. Stephens. I, STEVE THOMAS, being of sound body and mind, bequeath my height to munchkin Monte Calvert. I, STEVEN TODD, will my hair and my ability to live life without too many problems to Mr. Conkey, my sympathy to Mr. Kahn for being an all-around good loser, my fingers to Mr. Borino, and my ability to laugh at their stupid humor to Mr. Scattini and Mr. Stephens. Most of all, I will all my love to beautiful jill Taylor. 71

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