Browns Valley High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Browns Valley, MN)

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The Senior I, Mark Alan Hansen, will to Michael Robert Hansen, my probation and parole agent card, having no intension of ever using it again. I, Mary Bimbaum, will to Marlene Reinart, all my hours, dirty dishes, and old people that she can handle in hopes she will always enjoy working there as much as I have. I, Joyce Hedrick, will to Kim Anderson, my ability to work so hard and get along with Miss Maresh so well, in hopes that next year she'll try to accomplish this feat. I, Mark Schwagel, will to Stephen Bennett, the ability to turn in make-up slips finished and on time. I, Andrea Jung, will to Miss Maresh, my 6 foot 6 inch, 200 pound boyfriend who plays football for the Jets. I no longer need him, for I found someone a little more my height. I, Joan Metz, will to Bruce Roark, all of my funny-looking cigarettes-being he doesn't smoke. I, Sara Lumphrey and I, Marilyn McLane, will Tom Bender and Dick Mollenhoff, our sex appeal and the right to get down on anyone they wish to during their Senior year. We, Patsy Zabel and Vicki Baer, will to Cindy Hoffman our place behind the counter in the J-House, in hopes she lasts as long as we did. I, Mark Miller, being of dirty mind and powerful body, will to Stephen Bennett, my ability to obtain perfect attendance, which I never put to much use. We, Terry A. Beumer and Mark J. Scliaunaman, being professionals in the field of crime and utter choas, do hereby mil to Mr. Hammond, the couch which we ingeniously swiped from Mr. Ulferts' office. This we do in hopes that it will become the permanent, noonday meeting place for gen- erations of thugs yet to come. I, Diane Myhre, will my twin sister, Debbie, the use of my diploma if she finds she needs it more than I do. But, of course, their will be a large fee, considering the length of time it takes to earn one. I, Mary Beth Isaacson, will Sharon Kay McCaskell, my 7th hour responsibility of maintaining quiet - as Quiet is the law of the library, and trouble makers SHALL be removed! And to Deb Dew, I will my ability to have good clean fun, and to be misunderstood by the small minority. 14

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The Senior Class of Nineteen-Hundred and Seventy-Four Front Row (L-R): Sara Lumphrey, Mary Birnbaum, Marilyn McLane, Joyce Hedrick, Joan Metz, Andrea Jung. Second Row: Connie Kruger, Louis Lanie, Patsy Zabel, Brenda Nigg, Jean Nigg, Vicki Baer, Mark Schwagel. Third Row: Joe Reinart, Phil McCaskell, Mark Miller, Patsy Kuschel, Jim Reinart, Diane Myhre, Cheri Toelle, Terry Witte. Fourth Row: Alan Rowland, Bruce Spindler, Tim Schildt, Mark Schaunaman, Mark Hansen, Mary Beth Isaacson, Terry Buemer, Craig Ziemer, Rob Ward.

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Class Wills r I, Brenda Nigg will my ability to outwit the famous detective and window watcher, Barnaby. To Kay M. , Leona R. , Kim A. , Polock, Cienda S. , and Julie N. , in hopes they will keep him on his toes! I, Joe Re inart will my fishing skills to G. Sykora. I, Connie Kruger will to all the Juniors the ability to get bombed, and not get caught by all the teachers and graduate whenever the time does come. I, Patsy Kuschel, will to Cindy Hoffman, my job at Ike's in hope that she won't get in any more trouble during or after work than I did. I, Rob Ward, will my hands to Don Appel in hopes he puts them to use where he should. I, Cheri Toelle, will to Doug Isaacson one German-made, ten-speed, light-weight, racing bike, a set of bike tools, and all the headaches that go with them so he will have wheels when the Jeep breaks down. I also will him a Minnesota Viking T-shirt so his Bill Musselman basketball T-shirt won't wear out. I, Phil McCaskell, will nothing to everybody cause thats all I got. I, Jean Nigg, will Tim Nigg, my spot in the Sisseton High School gym, so he can keep an eye on Julie! I, Alan Rowland will to Jon Griebel my investment which he thinks I have in Georgia. We, Tim Schildt and Louis Lanie will to Timmy Goodhart '(ONE-FIFTH)' of our abilities. I, Bruce Spindler, will my great driving ability to Gene Appel, in hopes he keeps both hands on the steering wheel and not hanging on an Orange Crush or something better, which I have done very well. I, Terry Wittee will to Mr. Ulferts 6 of my hair in hopes he can make good use of it. I, Craig Zeimer to Rick M. to stay out of trouble like I do on weekends, and not to get thrown in the jug. I, Jim Reinart, will to Bob Metz, my ability to play foul free basketball in Phy. Ed. 15