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RAY FOREMAN leaves h1s number 25 Jersey To whoever the coach thmks rs worthy CARL FOX leaves h1s marmer so qu1et To one who doesn t want to be a not LIZ FREDERICK leaves to Mary Ann Huggrns her lauglung eyes In hopes they don t get her mto too much trouble as spres ROGER FRESHWATER bequeaths to Phxl Fowler h1s saddle shoes so d1rty In hopes Ph1l can keep them clean at least txll he s th1rty HIS up slde down lefthandedness rs left by FRED F REY To anyone backward enough to use II fWhat a crazy mlxed up guylj DICK GEARHART leaves hrs collect1on of white mrce To Ronald Ratz QNow that worked out mcej JESSIE GLOSSER leaves her frgure so trrm To Nancy Frasch wrth wammg Keep th1nl MARVA GOBRECHT leaves to her srster Sharon Her typmg paper w1th lots of errln BEV GOSSMAN leaves her love of skatmg To Barb Eden also hrgh ratmg DAVE GRAETZ leaves h1s sawed off shot gun to Shotgun Eddte Lrght a b1telJ JAN GREEN leaves her habrt of wasttng paper WPUIZ To Clndy Stout Now see who s grrprngl DOROTHY GROVES leaves her ha1r natural blonde To all those who are of bleachmg fond KATHY HAALA leaves her cheerleadtng to Susre Hart To promote school Splflt and do her part CAROL HAYCOOK leaves to Sandy Rauck the Z1on boys In hopes they brrng Sandy lots of Joys LARRY INSCHO leaves hrs car so cool To someone who w1ll take II any fool' JILL KEBE leaves her place on decoratron commrttees To an 1nter1or decorator from the Clfy MARIE KENT leaves to the Varslty Nlte crowd Pantomlmmg Johnny Ray s Cry so loud ELAINE KINTZ leaves her l1k1ng for boys from Marlon To Peggy Butt Wonder whose torch she s carryrn KAREN KLINE has a collect1on of rmgs so brg She leaves them all to Beverly Emlg ELAINE KOCHER leaves her herght so tall To anyone who wants to see parades at all JIM LAIPPLY g1VCS h1s money fso old rt s yellowj To Paul Hams the lucky fellow NANNIE LILES leaves her locks so long and brown To Kathy Johansen so she can always let her harr down WALTER LINN leaves the b1g bass drum rn marchmg band To some poor chap who ll get bl1sters on h1s hand MARILYN MAGERS leaves her Amerlcan Observers to future CIVICS students To show them how to ltve w1th care and prudence CARY MARTIN leaves hrs brg heavy physrcs book To some poor JLl1'l10I who also got took RON MCCLARY leaves hrs seat ln c1v1cs w1th all 1ts woes To whoever wants It you lucky Jllls and Joes BOB METZGER leaves h1s hangovers after the nlght just past To Dave Rrnker m hopes that for hrm so long they won t last JO ANN MILLER leaves her Job soda jerkmg at Clady s To Jerry Gundrum along w1th all the workmg ladtes p1ns Guaranteed to curl strarght harr and to catch all the hlms DAVE OBERLANDER leaves h1s ab1l1ty as annual news snoop To Adams and Ahnett w1th a blg ball of goop BOUNCIN BOBBY OVERHOLT bequeaths h1s 74 jersey To the next seventy fourth man who IS worthy GRETCHEN PFLEIDERER as tt IS wr1tten at tlus hour Leaves her naturally curly ha1r to Marlene Rlttenhour MIKE POWELL h1s golf clubs leaves To anyone who can from Shelby the champ1onsh1p re tneve Pl-IYLLIS QUAINTANCE leaves her lack of money To Sandra Carson and that am t funny DICK RADER leaves h1s llttle black book To some underclassman w1th that lonely look MARGIE RAUTI-I leaves her ab1l1ty for typrng mls takes To Nancy Baum hoplng she has better breaks In hopes he doesn't get too rnuch of a kick for maybe MARY NEUMAN leaves to Phyllis Pfleiderer her bobby- ' ' II ' I il ' Mt . , ' ' ' ' ' 24
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Last Will and Testament Lrsten my chrldren we ll tell you qurte clear Our tale of leammg from begmnrng to here We ve torled CU through twelve long years of thrs And now we re through oh wonderful blrssl But really we are not so glad In fact we are rather sad To leave the krds and these old halls We try to hrde rt but a teardrop falls To leave the old famrlrar haunts And to school the darly Jaunts Not to hear the norse of shop Or watch a teacher blow hrs top All these thrngs we are gorng to mrss Maybe you can t belreve all tlus Well just wart untrl you re senrors too Then you ll know what we re gorng through We have some thrngs we d lrke to grve To rndlvrduals a tre a tube of Vrv? No these thrngs each of us grves to you Are the thrngs for whrch we were knew JONI ACKERMAN leaves to Teddy Cook her Swrss flag so whrte In hopes that she can use rt the wrnter cold to frght RICKY ACKERMAN leaves hrs easy gourg habrts to any ace Also hrs charr rn chorr as a very good frrst bass To Dorothy Grstle gorng steady rs left by NORMA ALBRIGHT Wrth the hope that everythrng works out all rrght JIM ALDRICH leaves hrs secret love Only known to heaven above JANET AULD leaves to her brother John her glasses Hoprng that wrth them he ll frnd hrs new classes DOROTHY BAUER leaves her smrle To Margre Etzrnger cause rt surts her style DARREL BEAMER leaves to Roger Mulvarn hrs legs so long Also hrs motto Wrne women and song CHARLES BEARDSLEY leaves hrs stature small To grve Larry Boga.n a start to grow tall NED BIBLER leaves the prles of Student Councrl papers Wrth memorres of the electron campargn and all rts crazy capers BONNIE BIPPUS leaves her frrst name To B Shackelford QThe name s the same J BILL BLICKE leaves lus barbells to Les Hart Hoprng Samson won t tear thmgs apart GEORGE BLUM leaves hrs cathedral unlocker devrce To that lrttle demon Carl Croners LARRY CASS leaves the prcture on hrs locker To anyone who apprecrates a reel top notcher DOROTHY COHAGEN leaves organ musrc sweet To Curtrs Kuenzlr for a musrcal treat MARILYNN COPPER grves to a Junkyard of parts A wom clarmet Qand rt s not breakrng her heartj JOYCE CORWIN leaves her rnterest rn dramatrc art To Joan Kress along wrth a leadrng part JIM CRONEIS leaves to anyone wrth a grrlfrrend out of IOWH Hrs abrlrty to hrtch hrke Qand love to clown J CHARLENE DUNAHAY leaves her red harr and freck es To Sara Bryant who rs also blessed wrth speckles OWEN ELDER leaves hrs abrlrty rn soul strrrrng art To John Boorn the dream of a marden s heart KENNY EMERSON leaves hrs wonderful sunny ways To one who mrght be rn a sort of a daze WAYNE ERWIN leaves hrs hot rod so cool To one wrth ambrtron to race after school ROSE MARY FEIK leaves to Margre Sheerer Her clarmet wrth tone so clear Hrs frrst seat rn Englrsh Oh what a crock' To dear Paul Rowland from brg RON FLOCK . . , . 1 , . . 1 , . 1 1 , . , . 1 , . . . . . , . 1 1 - 1 1 ' . , . . 1 1 ' Q ' 11 11 ' ' 11 11 - - - 11 11 - 1 1 . , . 1 ' - ' ' ' 11 11 - 11 11 1 ' 1 ' 11 ' 11 - 1 1 1 1 . . . . . , . 1 1 1 . . , . . - 1 1 . . , . . . - , . l , , . 1 - 11 ' 11 . .. . . . 1 1 1 - , ' 1 , . 1 ' 1 ' 11 11 1 1 1 1 , . . . . 1 . . . . . . ,, ,, 1 1 - - 11 11 1 - ' . , .
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MARVEL REIN leaves Mrss Kenny s teasrng To anyone who can take rt wrth humor pleasrng JUDY RIDDLEBAUGH leaves her jazz records to Judy Lohr It s qtute a heavy package for there are drscs galore BRUCE RYLAND leaves hrs bad grades Qwe drdn t say rt he drdj To anyone who can rarse them Do we hear a brd? BECKY SCHAEFER wrlls her rrght drmple To whoever has a left one not so srmple NANCY SCHULER leaves to underclassman Denny Norton Her crder partres and maybe some courtrn CHARLES SHIFLEY leaves to any urrderclassman who tlrrnks he s so wrse Hrs membershrp rn the Bachelors Club abunch of lonely CD guys SHARON SKELDON leaves her knack for wreckrng car doors To Ron Radler a habrt hrs dad abhors DARLENE SMALTZ leaves Mary Fetter her brg class rrng When rt hrts the floor rt really goes prng Her sewrng to Carol Lash leaves BARBARA SMITH Wrth the sayrng A strtch rn trme you know that old myth FRED STANSBERY grves hrs Burck wrth rts red top To the Redtop Brewers as an advertrsrng prop SHARON STE FFEN leaves her grgglrng gay To Carol Kress to use as she may KAY STEFFEN leaves to Ruth Sterger her nursrng ambrtron Can you thrnk of a worthrer posrtron'7 JACK STOCKMASTER leaves hrs expert shootrng to Davrd Hancock In hopes that Dave won t knock off hrs own block BETH STREETER leaves Jeanre Wertz her love dancing If anythrng wrll that wrll keep Jeanre prancrng JOE STUCKERT leaves to Jack Hewrtt hrs base run nrng speed Along wrth some gym shoes he really wrll need PAT STUCKERT leaves to anyone who needs a post scrrpt Her rnrtrals wrth the hope he frnally gets hrs letter Writ GARY STUCKMAN leaves hrs worn out baseball shoes and cracked bat To Ron Randall along wrth hrs old baseball hat DONNA THOMAS leaves her long long tresses To the junror boy who really dresses BENNY UHL leaves hrs unsuccessful golf to Jack Wrn ters Wrth the hope that Jack breaks all the records to splrnters JOHN WARD who rs known as Elwood P Leaves to anyone hrs whrte rabbrt Harvey HAROLD WEITHMAN leaves to Jrm Straugh rs understudy at left end One Jar of Frrm Grrp so the ball out of hrs hands won t tend DAVID WESSEL leaves hrs women catchurg ways To Douglas Gatchell We hope he s happy to the end of hrs daze ILENE WINKELFOOS to Jo Anne Harrrs leaves her love of srngrng Together they wrll keep everyone s ears rrngrng ALVIN YANEY leaves hrs schoolbooks battered and worn To all the underclassmen Dont look so forlornl DIANE YOUNG leaves her worn lrfe guard surt To Phyllrs Wrles who s also a beaut DOLORES YUHAS leaves her wrrung to Marrnes To Glenda Batton who also lrkes them rt seems We came to B H S srx years ago Our Steps were qurck our wrts were slow In character and stabrlrty we hope we ve grown For we can t go back the seed rs sown . , . - , of - ! , . Y Y , . . . . , . . . . , Y D Y u i . - .. , - Y I ! , . D i 1 7 . . , , , . y - . . , . , . 7 . . .. H y 07 . . . .. .. ! y ' i v , h , , 7 v - - - .. . H l , . 1 ' 1 - - .. f ' - U .1 . ! 3 ' ! , . , . , . . 7 , . 1 ! . . . , - 7 - - . .. .. , I V . . . . ! 7 ' . . . , , . - - . I . , 4 , .
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