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I, CINDY NIEDFELDT, will to any future senior the ability to carry home every book in their locker practically every night of their senior year. I, BEV NEEMEYER, will to Marcey Moeller my alfalfa field, for those nights when it comes in handy. I BRAD WILKE, will to Dan Griffiths the ability to go to the barber at least once every three months. I, ROCKY PLETTNER, will to my two sisters, Cindy and Glenda, any name but Plettner . I, DARREL RICKERT, will to any player on next year's basketball team the nearly impos- sible task of receiving more technicals in one season than Coach Geraghty. I, RANDEE KLUG, will to Miss Graus the ability to have patience with us little Senior girl's! I, JIM BROCK, will to any underclassman the ability to take a shower and get dressed faster than Carey Bignell. I, DEAN WESTMEYER, will to Bunny (alias O'Hare) the ability to take the radiator cap off without looking in the operator's manual. I, SHELLEY AHRENS, will to Merlin Groteluschen, my talent to maneuver those John Deeres so good, and my Skel-gas station to Steve Schreiber and Lonny Catteau. I, MARK KUHN, will to Freddie Bear the ability to cuss without saying uh-uh-uh-uh-uh! 20
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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
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