Plateau Valley School - Lariat Yearbook (Collbran, CO)

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In the 1982, we find the seniors of 1972 living happily and successfully ... RON MULLIN, the best pit stop mechanice this side of Indianapolis, states that HAL BLAIR has just won the Indy 400 on his motorcycle. GREG BRAKE is an outstanding checkered flagman at the same event. In the sports field, LEWIS WEBBER was recently named the best quarterback since Joe Namath. In a contest in which JEANNENE REEVES was a judge, MIKE TROUT was crowned Mr. World of 1982. Miss Reeves cast her secret vote for B. L. CHARLES FUL- LER competes regularly with Mr. Morgan and Mr. Gifford at the Orchard Bowl. BILLY SPARKS has legally changed his name to Billy Linebacker. In the rodeo arena, BILL WALCK, after taking time out for a PhD in Doris, has just won the world Little Britches title. In women's sports, ZEMA WOODWARD is playing basketball with the New York Nicks and PATTY BRUNNER has just won a gold medal in the ladies' downhill. CATHY CARNAHAN is keeping busy in the women's liberation movement. DALE CLIF- TON is in law enforcement. CARLYLE CURRIER has just discovered a new formula for men's hair formula. CAROL WHITE is working in an exclusive beauty salon in San Francisco. SUSAN McDONNEL, who adores curls, is her frequent customer. MERIAL CURRIER has opened a Merle Nor- man parlor in British Honduras after her engagement to a French native. CATHY WIL- SON is the manager of a branch of the British Honduras Merle Norman parlor (Hers is in New York, exclusively for men.) TAMMY LARSEN is associate manager of a raisin factory. BILLY BUMGUARDNER is employed there, also. RANDY HALL is playing jazz guitar at Carnegie Hall. DIANA NICHOLS, while ac- companying him, blew a gasket on her French horn and got the giggles so bad, she had to excuse herself. DEBBIE YATES is still looking for that younger man. KARNA McDANIEL is still trying to keep Doug happy after ten years of married life. SUSAN NICHOLS is still waiting for someone to get out of school. MARSHA BLOSS has never given up her search for a nine foot bed for her husband, and RICKY CRANE is employed in the manufacture of over-sized furniture. DAVID LONG is still searching for the right woman. KEITH MAYBERRY is engaged in carpenter work in the Fort Collins area. 22 Prophecy

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Senior Will I. Billy Bumguardner, being of stable mind and body, will my nickname Stud to any- one who doesn't have a good name at PV. I, Ron Mullin, will all my broken bones to whoever may be lucky enough to get them. I, Susan McDonnell, will my ability to type to all the upcoming straight A students who want a little change in their report card. I, Carol White, will my first chair in Band to Wade Hill. Good Luck, Wade! I, Billy Walck, will my naturally-curly hair to Mr. Dillon. I, David Long, will my ability to stay in trouble all the time to next year’s Student Council President. I, Merial Cunier, being of stable mind and body, will my braces to Toni. I, Diana Nichols, will my blown gasket to Lavonne, Kim, and Jeannie. 1, Hall Blair, will my wildest award to Randy Walck. I, Kama McDaniel, will my box of hair color to the Junior High girls of PV. I, Dale Clifton, will my starting place on the bench to the hopeful players under Uncle Albert. I, Marsha Bloss, will my air to the next guy who playes the Baritone Saxophone. Be- lieve me, they'll need it. I, Greg Brake, will a hub cap from my Chrysler to Uncle Earl. I, Debbie Yates, will a can of red paint to Sue, Scon, and Tad. 1, Lewis Webber, will my superb quarterback talents to Joe Willie Namath and Coon. Also, I will my coordination and temper to Larry Carver. I, Cathy Wilson, will ALL my abilities in cheering and cooperation and good luck to Terry, Ernestine, and Ruby Severson. I, Ricky Crane, will to Karen Linn a million dollars. I, Jeannene Reeves, will my ability to making it through Journalism without losing my temper to the Seniors of '73. I, Randy Hall, will my ability to stay out for basketball all year long, even though I sat on the bench, to Todd Bjerstedt. I, Zema Woodward, will my athletic ability to the 1973 basketball team. I, Patty Brunner, will my Prom date to Vickie Reed. I, Cathy Carnahan, will locker 106 to some lucky person. I, Carlyle Currier, will my smile to whoever can crack it. I, Tammy Larsen, will my ability to grow a mustache to Mr. Gifford. I, Keith Mayberry, will all my minuses back to Mr. Rider. I, Susan Nichols, will my typewriter and worn-out pen to next year's Student Council. Secretary. I, Mike Trout, will my bookkeeping abilities to next year's bookkeeping students I, Billy Sparks, will my next body shirt to Uncle Earl. I, Charles Fuller, will my bowling ability to the 1973 basketball team.

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JUNIORS