Lakeview High School - Viking Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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Senior Class Will ALICE LONG, will to Carol Ernst and Ann Wurdeman my very own hot dog. I, CATHI EDWARDS, being of squirrelly mind, will to the Sophomore class some paper, so they won't have to write on the bathroom walls. I, VERN FITTJE, will to the future Senior Vocational English Classes the ability not to take Mrs. Murphy's threats seriously. I, EUGENE GOERING, will to Randy Wacha, 4 pounds of intelligence and the strength to carry it. I, CAROLYN WEMHOFF, will to Kathy Coan $3 worth of doughnuts. I, JEFF KROLL, will my unknown ability as a ping-pong player to anybody who is dumb enough to take it, so that Mr. Bruckner will have somebody tough enough to play against next year. I, LARRY KAPELS, will to any future freshman a money back guarantee. I, DUKE ALLINGTON, will to Mr. Kobza my ability to use profanity without the use of Sh-a-a-a-aving Cream! I, DIANE LANGAN, will to Debbie and Janel Liebig the ability to keep a sharp eye on Mr. Wadleigh while he's patrolling the halls. I, BETTY SOULIERE, will to my sister Diane, my quietness in class and to make it home on Saturday nights. I also will her the ability to make it through her senior year in sound mind and body. I, CINDY FUCHS, will to any present or future student of Lakeview High School, my name, for the many enjoyable moments of hearing new teachers and substitutes try to pro- nounce it! To Nancy Bruckner, the ability to keep my cool and not to go out on some coun- try road and go spastic and to Mr. Greenwall, 16 acres of parsley for his farm. I, RODNEY FURBY, will to Mrs. Huggler my ability to bake chocolate cake. I, BEV MAURER, will to any student at Lakeview my ability to go through four years of high school, be tardy four periods out of seven, and never have to get a tardy slip. I, KATHY KINZER, here do by will Diane Loseke, a bushel of lettuce, Kathy Coan one dozen doughnuts, and Miss Sohl a cracker box gym. I, COLIN WILKE, will to David Lippert the Presidency of the Student Council for a second consecutive term and a bill for $12.08, payable in merchandise. I, SPRING BAKENHUS, will to Clyde Schroeder a portable piggy bank full of dimes and nickels so he won't have to bother other for change and to Mrs. Datterl a wad of gum so she won't have to ask others for theirs. I, STEVE KALLWEIT, will to incoming freshman, a truck load of Hartz 90-day flea collars. I, AUGIE RUNGE, will Mr. Geraghty my ability to beat me in a game of 21 in basketball. I, DIANE RUPP, leave to the halls of Lakeview High, the echo of my scream. I, JERRY SCHREIBER, will to Merlin Groteluschen a wire cutter, an inflatable lifesaver, my ability to get out of ditches, and my sister. To Mr. Miyoshi, ten Japanese engines for mechanics class. I, KELLY SAALFELD, will to Randy Waldman the ability to make 162 mental errors in one game and to Mr. Geraghty, I will Randy's phone number so he will have somebody else to call a midnight. I, RITA BEHLE, do hereby will to Brenda Rosche the blacktop road past my place, for those muddy Sunday afternoons when she has Madrigal practice, and to Arlis Goering my pen, so she can keep score at all the track meets. I, BOB DEDRICKSON, will to any underclassman - uh - the ability to know as much as I do - uh - about shop - uh - even though Mr. Kobza was my instructor. 18

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mortal lines, Conrad, Conrad, where are you? GAIL SCHREIBER has recently published her newest book, HOW TO WASH CAFETERIA CHAIRS. KENDALL LOSEKE is now star trom- bonist of the Lawrence Welk Show. DEAN WESTMEYER has his own repair shop and still has that Smirky look on his face. RICK THOMAS is now head of the Physical Education Department and head basketball coach at SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI. JEFF KROLL, after being engaged to Raquel Welch for ten years, was finally awakened and told It's only a dream. PAUL MUHLE has been editor and chief of the Long Branch Review for the last 15 years, but has yet to release his first edition. SHELLEY AHRENS is now starring in a nation-wide soap opera, Born Tall . She already has died three times, married five times, divorced twice, had six major operations, all in the lapse of a two week time period. CARLA MARTY is now married and has four children. In the afternoons she earns extra money by teaching modern dance and appearing on American Band- stand. CINDY FINCH is now an all-star shorthand expert and sells Gera-Speed door to door. VERN FITTJE has just replaced the legendary Burt Reynolds. You can see him at your nearest drug store in the centerfold of the Nebraska Farmer Magazine. SPRING BAKENHUS has now replaced Joey Heatherton on the Serta Sleeper Advertisements. LINDA JASPER, after 15 years of marriage, has perfect organic gardening. One potato from her garden supplies five meals a week. AUGIE RUNGE is now employed as head barber at the Highway Barber Shop and specializes in permanent curl. ROD FURBY after 15 years of taking karate has finally quali- fied to enter karate school. TOM MELCHER is now recovering in the hospital after winds gust- ing up to five miles an hour, blew his car over. BEV MAURER is now chief model of the Dia- mond Toothpick Company. CATHI EDWARDS has just released her first novel entitled EM- BARRASSING MOMENTS. JUDY DRINNIN is now a missionary in deep dark Africa for the Pigmy's. She says she finally found someone she can look eye to eye to. ALICE JOCK LONG has mastered the art of Budaism and is new a strong supporter for the Budious Maximus. DIANE LANGAN has her name in the World's Book of Genesis for blowing the biggest green bubble. DIANE NELSON has just become head brain surgeon at the Medical Center. She re- ceived her degree after proving her skill, by extensively experimenting with her own brian. TERRY HENKE is selling his own ping-pong equipment in his own sporting goods store. CO- LIN WILKE after 15 years of college has opened his own vending machine company and says his best customer is T. B. Inc. KELLY SAALFELD is now head of his own TV detective series, appropriately called C.H.U.B. MIKE ENGEL, after being called many names, has finally adopted all of them and is now legally called Mike John Denver Dussendorf Mohammed Ale Engel. LYLE MOHLMAN who is always getting unexpected company, says if he knew they were coming he would have baked a cake, but he ran out of Chris-co. SUSAN BEIERMANN is now president of the American Yearbook Company. MARK KUHN nowin the fur trading business, has started a new fad, Kuhn skin caps. JODY LUTJENS, after going to an elite girls school for many years, has now learned to Neil properly. PAM PILLEN has become famous for her great works of art on stained glass windows. RITA JANSSEN is a consistent booster of the Nebraska Cornhuskers chanting, Big Red Lives Forever. JEFF EKSTRAND-Where is he? What is he doing? Anyone knowing his whereabouts, please call Br-549. Thank you. This is what the Junior Class has prophecized for the Senior Class of 1975. 17

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I, SHERI DIRKS, will to Mr. O'Hare the megaphone in memory of his college cheerlead- ing days, to Mr. Greenwall my Super Fish so he'll never run out of long tales to tell, and to Diane Loseke an ironing board so she won't have an excuse to iron the carpet. We, DIANE NELSON, ROBERTA RICKERT, and SUSAN BEIERMANN, will to everyone the joy we've found in knowing that Jesus Christ is more than just another swear word. I, SYLVIA JANSSEN, and I, TERI INSELMAN, will a broom, dust rag, and our ability to keep the Vo. Ag. and shop office perfectly clean to next year's shop secretary aides — and we hope you get better pay than we did! I, BETH RICE, will to Mr. Wadleigh a years supply of minute rice, and to Diane Souliere and Sue Marker a blow dryer run by batteries for those rainy days. I, LINDA JASPER, will to Mr. Meyoshi the ability to give instructions straight. I, GAIL SCHREIBER, will to the future Driver's Ed Class, my ability to drive with the greatest of ease! I, DEBRA ZAVADSKY, will to any girl who is dumb enough to take advance typing, expecialiy if they get stuck with the old typewriters. I, CINDY FINCH, will to the freshmen and sophomores the good sense to respect and not mouth off to any SENIOR!!! I, KAREN DOHMEN, will to the loud mouth students, my ability to be quiet. I, CARLA MARTY, will to the students the ability to show Christ through their actions and to act more grown up. I, TOM MELCHER, will to any junior the ability to sit through Trig all year, not under- stand a thing that's going on, and still have Mr. Barnes take you to math contests. I, TERRY HENKE, will to Mr. Bruckner my ability to play ping-pong the way it is sup- posed to be played. I, JEFFREY W. GALLEY, here by eill th Mrs. Murphy my book of 1001 tall tales to use in the future years of English. I, KENT FRESE, will to Mr. Kobza the ability to speak a complete sentence without a swear word and without saying uh at least 4 times. I, KEITH LANGAN, will to-uh-Clyde Schroeder my old shop pencil and my —uh-uh-uh— measuring tape. I, LYLE MOHLMAN, will to Eugene Brandt my great ability to ride a motorcycle and the best kind of bike in the country - a Yamaha! I, JODY LUTJENS, will to any deserving junior band member my ability to leave half of my band instrument behind on Mr. Boucher's desk while at District Music Contest. We, JOANIE WILKE, DIANE MUHLE, KATHY KLUG, JUDY DRINNIN, and DIANE BAKENHUS, will our old beat up sodie-pop coolers to any member of the Class of '77 who would be capable of using them correctly. I, TODD SANDER, will to Mr. Miyoshi a pair of snap-on chopsticks guaranteed to snap- off. I, MIKE ENGEL, being of half mind and very short body, will the ability to break Mr. Miyoshi's 12 girl press to anyone who wants to shrink down to my size. I, RITA JANSSEN, hereby will to Mrs. Brown (Mom) one pot of cold coffee, one tomato plant with cancer, and our left over guppies. I, LILA JANSSEN, will to Dan Rosenthal my dead car battery and the ability to wreck a car by driving through a mud puddle. I, KENDALL LOSEKE, will Robert Effa 100 gallons of Everynight Shampoo for oily hair. 19