Seward High School - Marathon Yearbook (Seward, AK)

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of the Class of 71 I, June Anderson, benefact to my brother David, my great ambition, and with the hope that he'll do more with it than I did. To my cousin Mike, a roll of snuff, and to my little cousin Gene, all the luck in the world. I, Thomas Blatchford, leave to my sister the four years of work and play. To Tim Shea, Raphael E. Kupanoak, and the Peterson boys the will to run and play in most school sports. And to all underclassmen I leave my memories. I, Judi Ledet, will to John, a senior year and locker 4395, to Kenny my ability to get along with the all-time favorite Mr. Bell, to Patti and Ruthie my old cheerleading uniforms and now I will leave. I, Ron Baldwin, will to Steve Kulin my ability to explain Mr. Bell's Theory of Unexplainability, to Clay Stephens my great musical ability, and to the Junior class, all the fun of being a Senior. I, Sharie Wingo, will to my brother my 35 min. for lunch so he'll have time to eat, to anyone who might get them, lockers 282, 131, 109, Kz 47, and to anyone who wants it - a beautiful summer! I, Frances Smith, will my ability to sing to Joan Zimmerman, my ability to type to my sister Darce. I will my ability to get all the way through Seward High to Susie Amend. I - HA - having feeble body and big mouth, will to Marsyd my good moods cuz I know she could use them. To my little brother, Monty, I will Mr. Clemens in hopes hc can do something with him. To Lee, I will the coke machine because he's always down there. To Mr. Morang I will all my spare fat. To Jeanine I will my different colored socks. To all other S. H. S. students I will the school and hope they can do some- thing for it - cuz it needs something. I, John Dec, will my ability to argue with Mr. Bell to Steve Kulin, to Mrs. Utic I give my static, and to all the freshmen three more hard years at Seward High. I, Cindy Gentles, will to all the underclassmen happy times at Seward High, to Mr. Crisp that ugly brown grade book, to Cuz all the hysterical jokes in English, to Nancy Sadusky all the fun times in Chorus and at festivals, to Patsy Werner all the signs in the gym, and to Jenny Kenaston my driving ability so she won't fall off any ten thousand foot cliffs! I, Catherine Richardson, being of questionable body, and even more questionable mind, do hereby bequeath 4 years at SHS to any incoming Frosh who is capable of handling it. Also, I will to anyone who needs it, my ability to find a true friend, to Mike Rule, I will a first chair Flute position knowing that he will fill it well. Last but not least, I will Mr. Ullom and my ability to get along with him in his various moods to the incoming freshman class. With this, I leave. I Laura Mae, having weak body and spinning head, will to my little brother, Mitchell my ability to get along with all teachers, especially Mr. Ullom. To Jenny, my goofy sister, I give all my old Junior and Senior books, hoping she will put them to better use than her bigger sister did. To Pistol I will my little bell, hoping he will continue to keep it ringing. To Joshua Stetson, I will my ability to make things. As for all other students who are left at S. H. S. I say Good Luck and Good-bye! Now I will leave happy and in high spirits. I, Sigrunn Ingvard Berg Nickolaisen Novak Merritt, will a pop can to who ever wants it, will my brunette hair to Mr. 'Ullom, and will my pounding in art class to Ricketh L. and my good humor to Robert Hill, and Crown Point to Clay with the hope of keeping up with it, my extra food that I eat in between classes to Jane T. I, Pam Kulin, will to my brother Steve, a good Senior year and successful basketball season, to Jenny, Tara, and Nanny all the fun and excitement of cheerleading, to Mr. Bell, a bottle of Dramamine and another enthusiastic and persuasive student to take my place, and to all my fellow Seniors--success and happiness. I, Tom Gillespie, will to my little brother, my brains, if he needs them, and the enjoyment I have had from basketball to anyone willing to stick with it and to the next pres. of Student Council I will the Office in hopes he will do more with it than I have done. I, Linda Marie Mooter, will to Camille Stevens the old mushroom in locker 30, that I put purposfully there for her. And to all the freshmen, I will three more glorious years under Mr. Martin's rule and I hope they enjoy the teachers. l 3 1

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