Continental Palmer High School - Pirate Yearbook (Continental, OH)

 - Class of 1978

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Senior Will Senior Will Senior Will Senior Will Last Will and Testament Hey Tobias, we the 3rd period gov’t boys who don’t sleep, cheat on tests, or make wise cracks, will you another class like ours — from, the angels. I. Christina Hull will my only little brother David, the use of my brains so he can get a good job after he graduates. I. Jim Fisher, will Doug Spitnale and Mike Keck the ability to roam the halls like I did my Senior year. I. Deb Henry, will any girl to find a good and understanding guy like Ted Tracy. I. Kelly Heeter. will my brother Dan the leading role in next year’s musical (If it doesn’t bomb). Also all my gov’t notes so he can sleep in class and still pass Toby’s 2 page tests. I. Joni Prowant, will my sister Jeanie the ability to get in good with the teachers her Junior year so when she is a Senior, she can get away with murder. I. Jeff Schiple. will Tim Rau my driving skills and techniques. Deb Henry. Mindy Frankart. Brenda Willborn and Rhonda Noffsingcr will Mrs. Bibler four more wonderful, talented students like us that constantly laugh and never do a thing in class but somehow end up getting everything cooked first. I. Lisa Parrelt. will Mr. Williams another dedicated senior to keep his Business Math class from dying out. We. the people from the left side of Mr. Tobias’ 3rd period Gov’t Class, will Mr. Tobias enough authority to be able to kick somebody out from the right side of the class and not feel terribly quilty about it. (Eat your heart out Brian) I. Kelly Gilbert, will all future slumber parties the ability to have injuries, broken glasses, get picked up by the “Continental Patrol.” and still have a ball. I. Don Barnhart, will Tim Conkright the ability to stay on the good side of Mr. Foulkcs. I. Mitch Prowant will Mr. Williams another student who will pay for their workbook all in pennies. I. Gary Ford, will Roxie Rucn the ability to behave herself when 1 am out of school. 1. Jeff Centers, will any Junior who has Mrs. Maddox the ability to gel griped at as much as I did. I. Brian Jorrey. will any of the Juniors who make the Varsity Basketball Team next year to have as good of a collection of splinters as I do. I. Ted Tracy, will Mark Kimmel the ability to ask out chicks without his voice cracking. I. Tom Schulte, will the Rau Triplets a new car with three steering wheels so they don’t have to fight about who gets to drive. We. Tammy Winkle and Cathy Woodbum. will any 2 cheerleaders the ability to carry an entire crowd through a basketball game by themselves as we did. I. Pam Bogart, will the future slumber parties the priviledge to sing over the Ottawa radio station at 2:15 a.m. like we did. I. Dick Morgan, will Kip Mansfield the ability to jump. run. shoot, catch, and most of all — think, on the ball court as much as I have done. I. Big Dog. will my ability to grow whiskers to Mike Keck, since he’s not man enough to grow them. I. Rodney Roehrle. will all of my homework papers, tests, and term papers to the underclassmen for a small price of $1.00 per page. We. Karen Perry. Lon Grant, and Lisa Cross, will Mrs. Wirt 3 hardworking, gifted athletes like us. I. Robin Rau. will the Jr. Class enough sanity to be able to cope with the “strange” personality of Bruce Shalter. We. Tom Schulte. Jr. Worline. Dari McCullough, and Gary Ford, will Mr. Baxter 4 more dedicated Seniors that performed as good as us. I. Mike Basinger, will Doug Spitnale some new shorts because those shorts are GONE. I. Bob Zimmerman, will Mark Kimmel the ability to skip classes and not get caught. We. Dog Worline and Kevin Homier, will Mrs. Maddox a new grading scale so grades turn out the way they should. 1. Cathy Woodburn. will my little brother Scott my ability to get along with the teachers as well as I did my last 3 years in high school. I. Lon Jones, will Bruce Shalters the ability to make faces at Mr. Baxter and throw spit wads without getting caught. I. Amy Rippetoc. will Mr. Miller the civil rights so he won’t discriminate. I. Becky Tennison. will Becky Hawkins. Sheri Budd. and Noline Combs a person like Jim Williams to have around forever and a squirt gun to squirt him with. I. Rod Weller, will my year supply of TP to Rod Roehrle to help support his hobby. I. Crystal Miles, will Jeana Ott the ability to get along better next year with her dad (Mr. Miller), than she has this year!!! I. Joyce Bibler. will Rob Howell the ability to raise his kids as well as his animals. I. Cindy Lewis, will Ruth Rayle my trainer bra. 1. Kristy Spencer, will Darlene Docnges my title of Class Kleenex Supplier.” I. Deb Kimmel. will my brother Mark the ability to make his Senior year as fun as mine was. I. Sandi Ladd, will Miss VonderEmbse another A-l student like myself. I. the teacher of Brookhill High, will to all my fine studious children a passing grade next year, because you’ve all certainly flunked out this year! (Be good girls) I. Cheryl McCullough, will Cindy Lewis the ability to stay out of trouble. I. Ginger Collier, will Mark Kimmel an 8 track tape player for his car so he can go parking and use the excuse “his wires got crossed.” I. Leslie Coble, will another person to crack jokes during lunch to Vernon Bockrath. Bruce Shalter. Jerry Mansfield, and Danny Heeler. I. Patty Williamson, will Mary Hurst the ability to say “NO” to those who always ask her for a piece of gum (except for me!). I. Lori Grant, will Diane Winkle a tow truck to pull her out of big snowdrifts while she’s driving a four-wheeler. We. Lisa Salisbury and Leslie Coble, will Mr. R. Miller not one darn thing. I. Angie Matson, will to Layanna and Robin Matson the ability to get out and party down. 1. Tom Rccker. will my younger brother Earl my ’67 Chevy and as many good times as I had in it. 1. Karen Jones, will to my loving brothers Mike and Craig, my amazingly fast hands so they may gather eggs at the Jones Poultry Farm as quickly as I do. I also will them my consistent alarm clock so they can get up at 4:45 a m., 365. days a year, without my assistance. We. Gary Ford. Mike Varner. Jeff Centers, and Ted Tracy will any Jr. the ability to own nice Chevelles like we have. I. Kelly Heeter. will Linda Kesler another job with a boss like Jean and head cook like Eunice and lose it without having time to look for a better one (a job that pays more than $ 1.00 an hour.) I. Angie Matson, will to Mrs. Wirt a towel so she can dry off after she’s thrown in the shower. We. Paul Brooks and Randy Sroufe. will Mr. Tobias a NO-DOZ dispenser for his government classes. 1. Lisa Salisbury, will Benny Kirk the ability to drive like me and not get caught. We, Lori Grant and Karen Perry, will Tina Britsch. Cindy Schulte, and Sheri Mansfield the ability to drive through the school yard and not get caught by Bodenbender. We. Jean and Jane Schmidt, will Mike Keck two more Senior girls that he can pick on. I. Patty Williamson, will to Mr. Potts 200 pumpkins to set out on his front porch without getting slaughtered. We. Leslie Coble and Lisa Salisbury, will Jeff Corbitt a lifesize picture of us so he can stare at us even when we aren’t around. I. Ginger Collier will Kirk Sullivan and Cindy Schulte the ability to square dance as well as Craig and I do. (Ha! Ha!) I. Cheryl McCullough, will my brother Dari the best in life because he deserves it. I. Tom Schulte, will Denny Ordway the ability to finish all the body work he starts! (on his car) I. Ted Tracy, will Big” Rob Howell the will and the know-how to keep going with that little Matson chick. We. Mike Basinger and Kevin Homier, will Mr. Tobias another great set of senior golfers like us. 28

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