Mead Public School - Raider Yearbook (Mead, NE)

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Jim Wagner Jeanette Nelson Phyllis Storm Mike Leonard Donna Hanson Larry Pacula Steve Pickworth 17 Vice President Steve Meyer

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CLASS WILL ’65 MEMORIES TO REMEMBER TOP-Linda Pruess, Sharon Houfek BOTTOM-Patrick Iiams, David Andersen CLASS OF 1965 We, the noble and respected SENIOR CLASS of 1965 do hereby will and bequeath the following: To the Faculty: our impeccable decorum and self control. To the Juniors: our shining example and illustrous traditions. To the Sophomores: our brilliant minds and marvelous good looks. To the Freshmen: our boxes of Wheaties (breakfast of champions). We as individuals will the following: I, Dave Andersen, do hereby will my long blond hair to Mr. Lamb, and one-hundred pounds of myself to Dave Konecky. I, Judy Bakke, do hereby will my blonde hair to Bobbi Hall, my hula skirt to Phillip Cooke, and all my gum wrappers to Donna Hanson. I, Jerri Barta, do hereby will my naturally curly hair to Phillip Cooke, and my ability to drive in the exit of drive-in theaters to anyone who wants to try. I, Pat Coyle, do hereby will Mr. Aitken to any Girl Scout Club in need of a den mother, and my long curly hair to Mr. Lamb. I, John Evans, do hereby will my bog feet to Mary Williams, my roll of athletic tape and my lucky rubber band to Jim Wagner, my ability to stay out of ditches to Steve Meyer, my quiet and lovable personality to Phillip Cooke, and the town of Wahoo to Sargent Shriver. I, Glenn Hageman, do hereby will my beautiful singing voice to Jeanette Nelson, and my ability to forget my football hel- met on the bench to Larry Pacula. I, Sandra Hageman. do hereby will my ability to ruin and have flat tires to anyone who has the time and money to fix them. I, Randall Hanson, do hereby will my ability to find surprises in my locker to Mrs. Nygren, my ability to stay out of trouble to Dennis Washburn, and my share of the chemistry lab to anyone who will clean it up. I, Marvin Hass, do hereby will my English book to anyone who can understand it, and my car to anyone who has a trans- mission tree in their back yard. I, Ronald Hassler, do hereby will my parking spot in front of the school to the milkman, and my ability to stay out of trouble to Steve Meyer. I. Sharon Houfek, do hereby will my ability not to get a suntan to Mr. Rockey, and my little red Volkswagen to Phyllis Storm so she can raise little Volkswagens and start a Rent-a-Volks. I, Pat Iiams, do hereby will my fair complexion and my scho- lastic abilities to my brother Larry, and to EVERYONE I will my glowing personality. I, Alan Johnson, do hereby will my ability to go through doors without stooping over to Mr. Simms, my perennial place on the basketball bench to Norman Thorson, and my Chemistry book to Donna Hanson. 1, Lenore Larson, do hereby will my ability to understand music theory to Inez Nygren, and my class ring to anyone who can find it. I. Robert Maly, do hereby will a bottle of tranquilizers to Mr. Aitken for fourth period English. I, Jerome Moline, do hereby will my ability to go with girls to anyone who doesn't want to, and my ability to be healthy in football season to Jim Wagner. I. Linda Preuss, do hereby will my excellent driving ability to my sister Myrna, and a key to the library to anybody in second period study hall. I, Kathy Schneider, do hereby will my soprano voice to Larry Iiams, my ability to play volleyball to JoAnn Pellan, and my ability to get a good tan to Norman Thorson. I, Steve Stoakes, do hereby will my 1956 Chevy to anyone with a towbar and Mrs. Nygren to the Peace Corps. I, Linda Weber, do hereby will a book entitled 101 Ways to get along with teachers to Phillip Cooke. I, Dianne Winchell, do hereby will my big brown eyes to She ti Andersen, and to Mr. Snodgrass, the two things he seems t« need most, a bottle of anti-sneeze pills and a truck load of metrecal. I, Kirby Zicafoose, do hereby will my shy quiet ways to Phil Cooke, and my glittering popularity in Wahoo to anyone who wants to commit suicide. What is done is past, but the future we can mold-now we must do it.

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Daryl Otto Sandy Stoakes Margaret Evans LeRoy LaCroix Scenes taken from Junior Class Play, Grandma's Best Years”, given April 30, 1965. Carol Antrim Linda Andersen 18