Plateau Valley School - Lariat Yearbook (Collbran, CO)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL OF 1970 We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and seventy, being of questionable mind and body. do hereby will the following to those we leave behind. I, Chuck Chenoweth, hereby will all my bad dimes to P.V.H.S. I, Ellen Nichols, will one bare hill, six bags of cement, (slightly outdated) and a lot of luck to next years Student Council. I, Lois Bailey, will my long skirts to the girls who lost theirs, and my good luck to all the underclassmen. They need it, 1, Suzanne Lyons, will my desire to paint the library green to the next person with the oppor- tunity, paint, and brush. I, Loyal Blair, will one complete set of assorted sizes of rubber ducks to the students at P.V.H.S. I, Janice Hawkins, will my ability to live to all of the gossips of Collbran to talk about. I, William McCalmont, will my love for life to any and all underclassmen who may need it. 1, Debbie Long, will my camera to Nate. I, Shirlene Dillard, will my ability to behave on Pep Club trips to Roberta Wilson! I, Kathy Shideler, will my outstanding Honor Society membership to Debbie Blue and Diana Milholland. 1, Candy Terrell, will my ability to be absent and still pass to Michelle Birkedahi. 1, Ruthy Bloss, will my ability to smoke at P.V.H.S. for four years and get away with it, to the smoking student. I, Dennis Johnson, will locker 124 and contents, (mainly junk) to the poor unfortunate person serving his sentence here next year. I, Wild Bill Blue Yonder, will one pair of slightly worn out basketball shoes to next years state bound Cowboys! 1, Doug Whipple, being of sound body and soul will my Goodwill wardrobe to any needy mem- ber of the faculty. I, Sharon McDonnell, will to the faculty and administration a case of dynamite. Hope you have a blast.

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FTA 3,4; Annual Staff, co-editor 4; Horizon 3,4; Chorus 4; LOIS BAILEY Annual Staff Co-sports Editor 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Horizon 4; Librarian 4; LOYAL BLAIR

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Se U vi Looking through the mist into the future ten years from now, we see the 1970 seniors 28 years old and celebrating their class reunion. LOYAL BLAIR is a crooked accountant assistant in the syndicate. DEN- NIS IOHNSON is a test-tube scrubber in 1ANICE CURRIER'S research lab- oratory exploring the population problem. BILL McCALMONT has just won a gold medal for pole vaulting in the 1980 Summer Olympics. CHUCK CHENOWETH has just stumbled onto traces of PVHS after the 1970 graduation party had left very little remaining of the Plateau Valley. SHARON McDONNELL and SUZANNE LYONS have just been awarded the title of Cheerleaders of the Century at Notre Dame Uni- versity. DAVE CRITES, after completing his ten-year muscle course, has been awarded the title of Mr. Universe, 1980. DEBBIE LONG is no longer with us after being swept away by a mild breeze on her way to the market six years ago. KATHY SHIDELER is now manager of the Powderhorn Lodge. Today JOHN WEST has finally gotten his 1958 Chevy pickup going after many years of hard work. JANICE HAWKINS is still on the moon where she decided to stay after being the first woman there. ELLEN NICHOLS is the star of a new program similar to the old Jack LaLane Show. SH1RLENE DILLARD is still puzzled over a joke she heard at school in 1970. JOE McDONNELL is running a five- chair barber shop for cowboys. CANDY TERRELL is head of a chain of motels across the nation. And there is RUTHY BLOSS who has just in- vented a new line of milking machines. BILL BLUE, world-known for his vocal chords, was hired yesterday as head echo at the Grand Canyon. LOIS BAILEY just got married to her secret admirer. DOUG WHIPPLE is running the No-Tell Hotel in Redding, Calif. The seniors, as a whole, after ten years, are doing very well for themselves considering their slow start in Plateau Valley.