Lodgepole High School - Panther Yearbook (Lodgepole, NE)

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I, Mike From, will my mom a daughter just like Sandi Skov so she won't have to worry about where she's been, what she's doing, and how she's doing it. I also will my challengers to Phil, since he's the only one who appreciates a little class. To Kevin Campbell I will my ability to get along with the teachers so his road will be smoother than mine was. I, Nancy Namuth, will my brother Bruce a tape measure to measure his ego when I'm not around to remind him how big it is. To Jo Ann I will my hair so she won't have to fight with hers. And finally to Becky I will my ability to smile so she won't have to frown so much. I, Rosie Nielson, will Shebi a life-size poster of Julius Erving so she won't have to cut out every picture she sees of him. And also to Scott Skov I will the ability to keep his mouth shut and stay out of trouble. I, Sandi Skov, will my bravery around spiders to Mr. Weber in hopes that he won't jump off any more ladders. And also I will him a year's supply of watermelon. To JoAnn I will my big feet so she won't get lost in anymore pot holes at track meets. And finally I will 66 of my height to Troy Kastens so he can breathe fresh air instead of everyone's pits. We, Rena Block and Sandi Skov, will Nancy Namuth a year or more supply of fresh Skoal so she won't have to borrow any that's already been chewed by someone else. We, Roslin Lielson and Rena Block, will to Brenda Barnhart a friend or two at college next year so she can tell them when Ronny's coming home! We, Mike From and Jami Bond, will our ability to see our feet to Brenda Barnhart for obvious reasons. We, the Senior giris, will to the future pep clubs at Lodgepole High School a porta-potty for long or short trips so they won't have to make sudden stops along the interstate. We, the Senior Class of 1981, will our final treasury balance to the teacher's retirement fund. To Kevin Campbell we will absolutely nothing. And to the kindergartners we will twelve upcoming years of as much fun as we had at Lodgepole Public Schools. 13

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CLASS WILL I, Brenda Barnhart will Stuart Flessner a comb in hopes that he won't come to school looking like he just crawled out of bed. To Benny I will a sister that will keep him out of trouble next year and give him someone to blame all of his faults on. I also will him the ability to make up excuses for all those late Saturday nights. Andl finally, to Rosie I will a Kearney State College T-shirt to wear. I, John Bartling, will my 1971 Javilin to Greg Walker so he will have something decent to drive around in. I will my ability to bum hickies off my neck to Randy and Tammy so they don't have to come to school all marked up. To Sandi Skov I will a pack of cigarettes so she doesn't have to keep bumming them from me. I, Rena Block, will Mr. Stutzman the ability to sing about someone else besides Ruby, since he's been singing about her ever since I can remember and you think he'd need a change of pace. I also will him the ability to keep smiling. I also will my body (which has us all confused) to Science—or anyone else who thinks he can figure out what went wrong with it every time track season came around (the coaches never could). I, Jami Bond, will my golf clubs to Jon Bruns and Randy Ommen so they don't have to kill themselves during track. I also will my size to Flash so the basketball doesn't knock him over when he tries to catch it. And, last but not least, I will 10 pairs of socks to Randy so we won't have to look at his hairy legs. I, Bob Campbell, will Troy Kastens my ability to not grow in height for two years so he won't be so tall. And to Kevin Campbell I will my Monte Carlo so he won't have to drive the old Blue bug on Saturday nights. I, Chuck Davis, will my ability to ski to Stuart in hopes that he'll have as much fun as I did that afternoon. I also will my ability to play the drums to next year's drum section so they can try to play their parts right just as I did. I, Faye Dickinson, will Judy Grimes the ability not to be so conceited. To Mrs. Bower I will a bottle of Anacin to share with the next Senior Class. 12

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Right: The juniors in their essense. Below: Tammy — ''There's nothing like talking to yourself when nobody will listen. Ben Barnhart Galen Bartling i Diana Hadeen Keith Lindner Randy Ommen Sharon Barnhart Sandy Honebein Steve Mika Shebi Bondegard