Delta C7 High School - Charger Yearbook (Deering, MO)

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We the Senior Class of 1980 of Delta C-7 High School, being of unsound mind and guilty conscience, do hereby make this, our last will and testament, revoking any and all wills heretofore made by us after payment of all unjust debts and senior trip expenses, do hereby give, bequeath, and devise as follows: I, Edward Eugene Brown, bequeath my ability to sleep abso- lutely anywhere to Ricky Nobles. I, Bobby Gene Bush, Jr., bequeath myself to ,Iulie Sudduth. You have our sympathy, Julie. I, Michael Dean Burris, bequeath my humility to Andrew Wright. Oh, Lord il's hard to be humble . . ., they're both so perfect in every way! I, Tony Dewayne Cannon, bequeath my passing ability in bas- ketball and girls to Eric Farmer and Isaac Taylor. I, Elizabeth June Crain, bequeath my flashing talents to Nellie Rhinehart and Rhonda Cranford. I, Treena Lynn Cunningham, bequeath my knack for always being in love with someone to Tammy Luttrell. fAs if she needs itll I, Emma Jean Fonda, bequeath my pleasantness to Teresa Currin. 1, Jerry Ray Chicken,' George bequeath my cherubic smile and one dozen eggs to Carl Gaines. I, Kimberly Renae James, bequeath my love of, and talent for, chemistry to Glen Tillman. I, Carolyn Marie Kreider, bequeath my calm and quiet spirit to .Iackie Rootin' Tootin' Callis. I, Shelly Renee McDonald, bequeath my evil eye and Law- rence Welk imitation to Mike Blankenship and Mike Pearson, respectively. gQue Pasa?, Mikes!!! I, Diane McGraw, bequeath my ability to play charades to George Gordon. I, Carol Ann McLemore, bequeath my sweet smile to Alex Drumright. I, Leanne Oswalt, bequeath my bookkeeping homework to Buford Barnett. fNobody else would want it!l I, Shelly ,Ioyce Payne, bequeath my secret romance with ,Ierry George to Donna Mason. 22 I, James Edward Handsome Jimbo Pickens, bequeath my wrestling talent to Scott Vavak. Mercy, Daddy! I, Vicki LaNell Ragins, bequeath my acting ability to Charlie 99 Reeves. Hail, Schulte! I, Pamela Mae Riddick, bequeath my abundant curly locks to Mike Pearson, Mr. Jim Tillman, and Mr. Lenard Elder. fFor obvious reasonslj I, Gary Paul Seats, bequeath my talent for practical joking to Mary and Gary Drumright. fDoes that include sail biscuts, Gary?j I, William Shaw, jr., bequeath all my poetry reading trophies to Orlando Woods. fUntil he gets some of his own, that is.J I, Gloria Jean Starks, bequeath my bubbling brown sugar personality to Viola Spears. I, Carol Ann Stracener, bequeath my knack for chatter to Dena Bryant. fThat's enough to last 10 yearslj I, Dorothy Faye Thomas, bequeath my preaching ability to Martha Wilbourn. Amen, Sister Dorothy! I, Donna Kaye Towery, bequeath my sweetness and light to Eddie Marrow, who is dire need of it! I, Adam Richard Weaver, bequeath all my hickeys to Terry Evans and Mike Blankenship. I, Chesterlon Ann Williams, bequeath my terrific sense of humor to Debbie Hindmon. fWho obviously needs it badly.j The Senior Class as a whole, leaves all the gum we've stuck under the chairs, tables, and desks, all the witty sayings we've written in the textbooks, our plot of private ground in front of the building, anything that oozes, crawls, jumps or staggers out of our lockers, and most of all, the joys and sorrows of the last year in dear ol' Delta C-7 to the Class of '81, Signed, sealed, and attested on this day of April 25, 1980. The Senior Class of 1930