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W'e, the Senior Class of 1984. of the Village of Canisleo. County of Steuben, and State of New York, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do hereby make, execute, publish and declare the following to be our last will and testament; namely. First: We hereby revoke all wills and codicils by us at any time heretofore made. Second: To Mr. Hackcmcr and the other members of the administration and faculty we express our deepest thanks and appreciation for their kind, considerate, and helpful advice, and for making our high school years such memorable ones. Third: We. the members of the Class of 1984, do hereby bequeath the following faults, attributes and oddities: Mike Adam. I leave to Bill Simmons my last three mechanical drawings, that were due at the end of the '83 school year. Mindy Alexander. I leave my enthusiasm to the entire Junior class - you need it. Pete Ambuski, I leave all of my height to Bryan Allen. Sterling Barnes. I leave my talent of getting along with teachers to Cliff Kent Jr. Dawn Bell, I leave my outrageous attractiveness and great charm to Lisa Ordway, 'cuz if I looked and acted like her. l d want someone to leave this to me. Carla Brotzman. I leave “the bomb” to anybody who's crazy enough to take it. Chris Campbell. I leave all of my many senior privileges to the future senior classes of C.C.S. Sonya Carney, I leave to the faculty of C.C.S. the j that was never in my name. Chris Clarke. I leave my Social Studies answers to Rich Young. Jane Cole, I leave all my ex-boyfriends to Lisa Ordway. Amy Cotton. I leave my shorthand skills to Rhonda Holmes. Gwen Creeky, I leave my words of encouragement to those who will be seniors. Brenda Dieter, I leave my Business skills to Tammy Cook, because she thinks she's smart enough to take over from where I left off. Mary Flanagan. I leave all my unpracticed music lessons to Shawn Barnard. Tracy Glassman. I leave my favorite hobby to whoever thinks they can handle it. Michael Hobby. I leave the bowl in the first stall for anyone who needs a lift. Dan Kelley, I leave my cast to Jay Richardson - he’s going to need it next year on football. Fred Klindt, I leave to E.J. Salvagin my winning attitude and swimming speed. Karen Klindt, I leave to Spaz my coordination and athletic ability. Tonia Makitra, I leave to Mrs. Morse my sense of humor which she badly needs. Greg Meeks. I leave my leather pants to Eric Hosmer. Scott Miller. I leave my brain to Bryan Allen because I think he will need it to graduate. Laurie Moran, I leave Mike Rahr my ability to act human. Scott Rahmlow. I leave all of my Ag experience to Cliff Kent because he is good. Tammy Ryan, I leave my seat at Stonner Park to any future partier who can handle it. Susie Shaver. I leave all my laughter and good times in flute lessons with Sonya and Chris to Mr. Rohrbach for future reference. Ray Smith, I leave my great Physics marks to anyone who can match them. Chris Snyder, I leave my train set to Choo-Choo Charlie. Jim Speed. I leave my car to the future partiers of C.C.S. Larry Stephens. I leave all of my Mustang magazines to Craig Cude. Melinda Stewart. I leave my spelling abilities to Carla Creeley. Michele Stock, I leave my big boobs to Carrie Flanagan. Bill Strope. I leave my humble drawing abilities to Mary M. who doesn't need them but had better appreciate the gesture. Julie WeakJand, I leave behind the memories to Teresa Cronin of all the laughs we had over the years, here at C.C.S. Bill Wilkins. I leave Earl Potter my scat on the bus. Eric Woehr. I leave to Bryan Allen my little black book. Jeff Young. I leave the copper wire to Ham Radio.
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MACHINE TRADES: M. Stewart NURSING: D. Pierce WELDING: M. Hoare MACHINE TRADES: D. Welch WELDING: F. Klindt CONSERVATION: T. Mayorga T. Pierce D. Thompson HEA VY EQUIPMENT: P. O’Rourke M. Zapata NURSING: D. Zinck 25
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