Lakeview High School - Viking Yearbook (Columbus, NE)

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specially when they're on separate pages, and Mrs. Slusarski 20 students in Art Class with y Attitude, and never to leave the class without a head-ache. I Rick Sliva will to Mike Soullierre my ability to get caught every time I skip out. I Becky Mohr, will to Jean Watson my ability to crawl through basement windows and get it by flying shoes, and to Debbie Salak my ability to wreck a house in one night. I Joe Jazwick will my innocence to any junior as it will get you a lot further. I Myron Loseke will to any future advanced machanics class the ability to fix Eight N Ford ractors. I Cindy Plettner will to Don Otte the ability to turn his head when an unexpected streaker tfnes up the stairs, and to Janice Kallweit the ability to sneak to the back of the wrestling .is as well as the fun of getting up at 5:00 in the morning. I Mike Kula will to anyone my ability to say so little and get into so much trouble. I Vern Olson will my ability to go through 4 years of school, not learn a thing, and still jss . I Ann Wurdeman will Ivy Bakenhus one night of coon hunting on the canal road and the abil- y to know what kind of questions NOT to ask a guy; also to Glenda Plettner the willingness to ) it even if it doesn't seem worth it. I Merline Jaixen, will to Joan Nelson the ability to get what she wants without making a g fuss about it; and to my classmates all the good luck the future can hold for them. I Vernon Hilmer will my shop pencil and tape measure to Gary Egger since whenever they ive a test he always has it anyway. I Carol Ernst, being of broken body, will to Mike Iverson and Dennis Vacha the world's rgest flashlight , to Ivy the ability to not worry; to Margie and Theresa the never dieing rses of Wasted Days and Wasted Nights to my brother MY nickname; and to anyone who II take them one pair of worn out crutches. We, Patty Janssen and Vickie Hassebrook, will to Mrs. Brown our driver's license fold- s, a one-way ticket to Chambers for biology day, and some doughnuts to eat for lab session, uppy Mother s Day, MOM! I Jed Brunken will to Mr. Greewall, Mr. Bruckner, and Mr. Barnes, a water line to the moke-room so they won't have to go and get water for their coffee all the time. I Larry Bennett, will to Jane Shanle and Ivy Bakenhus the ability to make better snow ulptures; to Mr. Cruickshank an honorary presidency of the Sun Maid Raisin Co.; and to Mr. s ability to act like a normal person and not give everyone hurts-don-its . I Randy Hichman being of sound mind and superfantabulous, muscular, and wonderfully cur- ceous body, do will to any junior wilt enough hair on his chest to handle it, (including girls) ' great attribute of modesty; and to Greg Wurdeman the ability to do something. I Scott Ernst will to any future D.O. student the ability to leave school at 2:30 for work t now show up until 4:00. I Marla Bohuslavsky will to any underclassman my last name so they will have the ability embarrass anyone who tries to pronounce it, and to next year's freshmen, I will some respect Seniors. I Tim Koch will to Mr. Plettner the ability to grow enough hair on his head so as not to get ;unburn; and to Mrs. Stuthman the ability to BE QUIET after she tells the rest of the library shut up, also a brand new baby rattle and my ability to stay slim. I Douglass Coffey will Mrs. Boldin all my happiness, enjoyment and especially my smiles hopes that her classes will be more enjoyable. I also will Rick Lindeman a pair of Hanes nty Hose for future use in Mrs. Slusarski's One-Act Play Contests.

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I Herman Janssen will to Kevin Hellbusch my ability to go in the ditch twice in one night without being drunk. I Brenda Rosche will to Steve Schreiber a lock of my hair in case he sits behind a crew cut next year. I Mitch Ehmke will to Mike Liebig my 5 super strong Hinky Dinky Pencils, and to Mr. Barnes my complete knowledge of mathematics, which I never knew. I Donna Gibson will to Mrs. Huggler a box of pencils so she will always be READY to lend students pencils without collateral. I Janel Liebig will to my brother Mr. Whiting; and Mrs. Brown, a year's supply of pig brains, kidneys, etc., to be used for the advancement of medical science; to Gramps Morten- sen a case of Poly-grip, and to Mr. Greenwall my research paper entitled, How to Burn the Midnight Oil . I David Muhle will to Rick Hellbusch the ability to take an entire year of school to build a picnic table, and Mr. Barnes a new car so he can spend his evenings changing oil instead of diapers. I Nancy Bruckner will to Margie Carr my beach towel for emergencies at state tournaments, and to Jane Vandenburg I will a transistor radio so she can still listen to music when the car battery starts to go dead. I Vicky Niedfeldt will to Mr. Barnes my long hair so his brains won t get frost-bite in the winter; and to Mr. Greenwall the wire from my Twirp Day pigtails so his hair can stand on end without correcting thirty-one research papers. I Ronald Bamboo Eisner will to Mr. Plettner 4 signs reading: Notice, all Senior boys must shave and get a hair cut once a week. (To save him the trouble of telling them.) I Barb Goedeken, will to Jim Jacobson all my dead brain cells—anything is an improvement. I Jim Hennessy, being sound (asleep), will to Mr. Plettner 20 students just like me to turn those short whiskers on his head grey, just like Mr. Kamm's. I Colleen Schreiber, will Kelli Aerni my locker next to Jim Sander, along with everything in it that reminds me of him, so maybe one person will miss him when he's gone. I Clyde Schroeder will Dan Rosenthal a case of B.O. juice for P.E. I Sharon Donoghue will to Debbie Salak and Ruth Rowaldt a 5 lbs. bag of sunflower seeds to eat during home ec. I Helene Bierman will my quietness to any junior, it really helps fool teachers. I Richard DeBower, will to Randy Hoadley the ability to have candy and pop in shop class without getting caught, before the stud. co. slugs the machines. I Tony Krings will to Randy Irr! Ving Heibel a Japanese tiger airplane so he can be the first American Kamikaze that ever lived; to Keith Pillen a tutor so he can get though English when I'm gone, and to Steve Sylso a can of unexpected pleasure for Mondays. I Nancy Lutjens will to Karen Loseke the very much needed ability to keep her cool during those student outbursts in shorthand; Margie Carr my permit to drive taxi cabs in Lincoln; and my brother Terry the old green tank, Good Luck with it! I Mike Coan will to Mrs. Stuthman two library aids like Vern and me. I Glenda Schreiber will to any junior the ability to party 8 days and nights a week without getting into trouble with the law. I Dan Griffiths will to Mrs. Stuthman, my ability to do something is the Library besides sit at the front desk, and Mrs. Slusarski my own bicentennial paper moon. I Keith Runge will to Mr. Miyoshi my Japanese rat trap and Leo one roll of toilet paper to write all of his receipts. I Kris Finch will to Mrs. Huggler my ability NOT to accuse anybody of cheating on a test.

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I Randy Waldman being of sound mind an body will to Larry Wetgen my ability to think; to Mr. Bruchner a cruise-control for his car; and to Mr. Greenwall the lumber to build the rest of the roof for his shed. I Diane Soulliere will to Trudy Hill a new pair of pliers and a vice grip for those hard to get signs, and to Cheri Langan the ability to drive 5 miles per hr. without getting in trouble with the law. I Tom Lueschen will to Mr. Plettner half the hair on my head, so that during the winter his head won't get cold. We, Bill Shanle, Brad Luchsinger, Merlin Groteluschen, and Jim Sander being of sound minds, and fast running legs, will to Mr. Geraghty and the faculty of Lakeview High School, all the HOT air and valve stems they lost at Mr. Geraghty's faculty party!; To Mr. Bruckner who is the best film strip shower in the state of Nebraska, we will our 20 TEE-OFF at TEE BUCK'S bumper stickers; To Mr. Kobza, a tape recorder for that is the only way that anyone will listen when he talks; and to Mr. Greenwall a bucket of red paint, two small paint brushes, and two short step ladders, for these will be the only thing he has to help him paint his barn. I Dean Hassebrook will to the cooks of Lakeview High my ability to make a good meal with- out using soybeans. I Jack Sprunk will to Mr. Myoshi my ability to eat rice with a spoon, not chop sticks; and to the Diamon Toothpick Company, Mrs. Slusarski as a model for their toothpicks. I Ray Neilson, being of sound mind and body (contrary to popular belief) hereby will to the future students of Lakeview High School, the ability to live in Bellwood, graduate at Lake- view, and run on a Sidney, Nebr. driver's license. We, Gary Wemhoff and Doug Macken, will to any upcoming Senior Ag. Mechanics, the pa- tience to take a car apart five times and still not find the problem. I Dave Lippert will all the hours of sleep I get on prom night to Mr. Greenwall, so he won't get quite so tired correcting research papers; and also to our receptionist Myra a comb so she will always look her best at coffee breaks (which is most of the day). I Kathy Coan will to Jane Shanle one case of bubble gum; to Mrs. Brown one automatic dishwasher for all those dirty test-tubes and to Mr. Ramig one automatic cork-sorter. Being of no minds and perfect bodies, we Karen Klug and Chris Runge will to Mr. Ron Greenwall the Humphrey St. Francis Journalism Department along with their usage of four letter words; and also to Mrs. Brown and the Physiology department our outstanding bodies so that when they get to Chapter 32 next year they will have something to study. I Deb Chollar will to Jean Watson one gree nite-robe to be worn at the Hinky Dinky parking lot; a pair of rip-proof jeans to Debbie Salak, for those kiddie carnival rides; and to all future Home Ec. II classes 200 sacks of sunflower seeds. I Cindy Bruhn will to Peggy Schmidt the patience to get through two more years, and to Mrs. Slusarski my ability to close the art-room window before a snow storm. I Diane Loskeke bequest to Mrs. Slusarski a book of speeche%jDn N.A.T.O.; and a pair of real fast K-Mart tennis shoes so she can keep up with Mitchell and Kelly-. I Debbie Liebig will to Mr. Greenwall's next years freshmen class, the ability to make red kool-aide, tee-pee the room, spill the red kool-aide on the green carpet, undo the teepeeing and pretend nothing happened when he walks into the room 1 2 minutes later. Also to Mrs. Slusarski, the ability to keep sane while driving back from State Speech Contest next year— remember they are only paper moons!! To Sue Menke, I will the Paper Moon. I Dave Rosendahl will to Keith Ernst my ability to lose GRACEFULLY at four horses, and to Margie Carr the ability to wear a clown outfit the right way.