Dubois High School - Ram Yearbook (Dubois, WY)

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Senior Wills I, Joyce Albright, will my good grades and all the fun I have had at DHS to my brothers, Sam and Rob, and to my sister, Georgia, in hopes they will use them in a way that will benefit them as much as they have me, I, Vicki Blakeman, will our loving photog- raphy teacher to Deaver, in hopes they get as many laughs out of him as we did. I, Mike Chimenti, will my ability to get along with the teachers most of the time to Bruce Brooks. I, Dan Conley, will my fingers to Mr. Swan, 'cause he already has part of one. And I will my mind, in the shape it's in now, to my little brother, so he can have the knowl- edge to know what it's all about in time to do something about it. I, Butch Fox, will my insurance premiums to anyone who can afford them, and my curly hair to anybody who will take it. I, Michael R. Hancock, here and now give my Last Will and Testament to some of the people of DHS. To my little brother, I give my ability to stick it out all through this wonderful high school. To Tom Kelly, I give all my beautiful hair as of June 28. I, Joy Held, will all the great times I had in DHS to my brother, Woodson, and two sisters. Sherry and Roxanne, and hope that the seniors of next year can find more en- joyment in the year at DHS than the seniors of '72. I, John Hughes, will my ability to get out of trouble to Mai com Carter and all my empty refreshment cans to Bill Hubbard. I, Terry James Hutson, do solemnly will and dedicate my fingers to all activities to and from football games, basketball games, and to the girl's locker room. I, George Johnson, will my ability to stay out of trouble and never drink to anybody with a smart brain and lots of stamina. Good luck to everyone in future sports! I, Will O'Neal, will my old retainer with two false teeth on it to Jim Hart, in hopes he can smile better with them than I did. I, Bob Mikel, will my ability to play the drums to Jim Stevens. I, Scott Peterson, will my ability to total out my car and live through it to anyone who thinks they can do it. I will my cowboy hat to Butch Shields, 'cause he always wanted to be one. I will all my good times at DHS to Sue, Chris, and Laurie. I, Pearl Popko, will all the good luck possi- ble to Ellen Pittsley, in hopes she can make it through her senior year having as much fun as I've had. To my cousin, Tina Popko, the ability to find a friend she can keep and get along with for as long as she's in Dubois. Also, to my brothers, Ed and Jeff, I wish all the happiness ever. I, Rick Reed, will my ability to get in the middle of everything bad and find a way out reasonably easy to anybody dumb enough to need or want it. I, Shirley Stevens, will my extroverted ways of speaking to Robin Stevens, and my fun as a senior to Melvin Coulston. I, Lois Unger, will all my fun and happiness in DHS to Butch and my darling little sister, Kris. I, Nancy Urbigkit, will to any newcomer, all the happiness and good friends I have found as a newcomer. I, Otto Wells, will my football jersey (00) to Louie, in hopes he will get as many vio- lations as I did. I will my refreshment cans to ecology, and all my fun in school to Monie. I, George Yarborough, will my entire set of high school books to the Smithsonian Insti- tute as a great archaeological find. I also will my crusty football jersey to Pete, in hopes its smell will save his life during practice. 16

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