Wausa High School - Viking Yearbook (Wausa, NE)

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What flexibility! Look Mom no cavities! Sleeping Beauty Puzk Mirror, Mirror on the wall?? Look at those legs

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To Whom It May Concern We, the Seniors of 1976, being of questionable minds, unsound bodies, and biased opinions do hereby submit the following wills before our days come to an end in Wausa High School: Tim Ray Albrecht—I will my locker, IB, to Duane Carlson. Gail Ann Barnes—I will my volleyball and basketball technicals to Sandy Kirby. Brian L. Blair—I will my landscaping ability to anyone who can handle it. Paul Bloomquist—I will all my goals that never were achieved to anyone who wants them. Laddy Wade Carlson—I will my ability to be in lux” to Gary Skalberg. Mary Ann Carlson—I will my ability to get up in the morning to anyone who can do it better than I. Robert Alan Carlson—1 will my ability to run in relays to anyone who is lazy enough. Ronald Lee Carlson—I will my ability to take four classes during two periods to whoever is dumb enough to take as many classes as 1 did. Roger Ray Claussen—1 will my time to anyone who celebrates with the boys. Thomas Lee Cunningham—I will my abilities to anyone who can handle them. Judith Louise Doerr—1 will my white beast to anyone who can handle it. Patrice Marie Elsberry—I will my ability to say embarrassing things in Physics to any girl who takes Physics. David Wayne Enquist—I will my Love Life to anyone who wants to make a G-rated movie. Doyle D. Folck—I can't will anything to anybody—I need everything I've got. Kim Alan Johnson—I will my ability to sleep in Study Hall to anybody who feels tired. Nancy Lee Koehler—1 will my McDonald Land Cookies to Jane Gunderson. Frank A. Lampone Jr.—1 will my ability to play the first three chords of Smoke on the Water to anyone who can learn the rest of it. Gene Rodney Lamprecht—I will my ability to wreck Fords to anybody who owns one. Carlene Marie Lind—I will my ability to turn red to anyone who embarrasses easily. Cheryl Marie McQuay—I will all my love to all the underclassmen. Robert K. Mittan—1 will my extra identities to any underclassman who doesn't have one. Martin Muller—I will all my girl friends to anyone desparate enough. Denise Kay Munter— I will my ability to get bad grades in citizenship to anyone as undeserving as I was. Kyle Alan Newberg—I will the MONTEREY to anyone who can rod it more than I did. Murray Allen Peters—I will my flexibility to Rodney Tangeman. Constance Marie Prather—I will my Drivers Ed. driving ability to anyone who likes hitting telephone poles. Edward L. Remm Jr.—I will my ability to have fun on Senior Sneak Day to Greg Wrick. John Ritchey—I will my Bookkeeping skills to anyone who wants it. Randy Rohde—I will my after school driving ability to anyone willing to take the risk. Will Schaller—I will my right foot to anyone who can afford it. David Lee Strivens—I will my '67 Ford to anyone who is tough enough to handle it. Sharlene Ann Thorell—I will my accomplishment of never being held after school by a teacher to anyone who can handle it. William F. Thorell—I will my radiator area to Keith Erickson. Katherine Wachter—I will my loud carrying voice to next year's cheerleaders. Jill Lorene Wakeley—I will die good times at the local cafe to Shari Johnson and Sandy Kirby. Stanley Kent Wamberg— I will Mr. Tucker's contract to anybody who is dumb enough to sign it. Cynthia lone Wrick—I will my late nights and early mornings to Jane G., and I will all my love to my devoted husband, Rich T., and all my loving children. The Senior class also wills all the gum under the crummy Study Hall seats to the Junior High, since they were dumb enough to put it there. We also will the tornado drill rooms to anyone with claustrophobia. Lastly, we will all the extra money in our class treasury to buy food for the trained mice who work the tread mill in the heating system in hopes that they don't go on strike NEXT year! This will is done and sealed at Wausa, Nebraska, this sixth day of May, Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-Six. Witnesses: Connie Prather Bob Mittan Ron Carlson

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.. I .— Underclassmen