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Our cheerleaders were in charge of pep assemblies. A modern dance program was presented by Illinois State University Orchesis Repertory Theater during its annual tour to Illinois high schools. The C.A.A. sponsored this assembly program. O! ' M ■ An interesting assembly program featuring a speaker from the Oak Ridge Atomic Commission was presented in the Centennial gym. Chuck Naidl's program featured reptiles and spiders. 15
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I, Marcy Aylward, leave wishing for cold weather so I can use my mink ear muffs. I, Marcella Berg, leave for State Farm in my red Chevelle. I, Marilyn Berg, leave my extra credits to my brother. I, Larry Blackmore, leave my wrestling ability to Coach McGhee! 1, John Boertlein, leave my infatuation with Micky Mouse to Donald Duck. I, Sandy Bowman, leave the Yum-Yum Tree to my sister Kitty and Dick Malcom--if they can find it! I, Vernon Breach, break my promise. I, Tom Carr, leave in a truck. I. Shirley Casey, leave taking ’’The Kid with me. I, Steve Cleary, leave my flirty ways with the girls to Jack West. I, Jerry Duncan, leave wishing my first name was punkin . I, Randy Evans, leave the new typing record of 33 words a minute to be broken by typing students to come. I, Jerry Everett, leave my genuine math and physics ability to Mr. Stern. I, Kathy Faulk, leave my dainty, feminine, quiet, naive, frivolous ways to any woman big enough to handle them--so take over, Yount! I, Dave Finck, leave for Fort Leonard Wood with Private Hallock. I, George Gauger, leave my suave, sophisticated, debonair appearance to Mike Moser. I, Mark Gilliland, leave with a BEAN? I, Mike Greene, have been waiting to leave here until I have almost turned blue. I, Steve Haas, leave with the ambition to be a manicurist. I, Susie Hass, leave my insane mind and decayed body locked in the minds of all who know me. I, Howard Harms, leave my ability to get in trouble in 7th hour study hall to anyone that wants it. I, Rick Heiken, leave with my broad . . . jump record headed for the Drake relays. I, Leanna Jeffreys, leave, wishing everybody a Happy Birthday, a Merry Christmas, a wonderful Easter, and a joyous Labor Day. I, Roger Jones, leave to be manager of the El Paso Pellet Mill. I, Glenda Jones, leave—you just can't keep up with the Jones! I, Mike Kilpatrick, leave my Friday nights to Andy Hass knowing he is the right man for the job. I, Curt Knepp, leave my long full sideburns to Steve Stauter, who seems to be having trouble growing his own. I, Kathy Koch, leave, challenging anybody to be president of FJd.A. and co-editor of the yearbook at the same time. It is impossible! I, John Krug, leave Dick and Kitty a bicycle built for two, so they can always get to where they want to go. I, Judy Liddle, leave Mrs. Tipler the one remaining senior list--so treasure it! I, Barb Lykkebak, leave my slow dressing habits in P.E. to anyone slow enough to use them. I, Cindy Mayne, leave my great ability to be punctual to Jack West. I, Bob Miller, leave hoping I can find a job where I can report at 10 A.M. I, Karen Mool, leave my chair next to the wall in Mrs. Rinkenberger's room to anyone who needs a head rest. I, Sandy Nelson, leave El Paso High School, as the only member of my group to be unattached! I, Julio Oliveria, leave for Brazil determined to come back. I, Donald Pannier, leave, saying adios, amigos, compadres. I, Steve Pinkham, leave to set the world afire . . . that's my bag! I, Pam Price, leave my ability to get into embarrassing situations to anyone who needs it. I, Ron Rinkenberger, leave George Byrd a pair of sandals, a robe, and some disciples. I, Don Robenstein, leave my hair clip to Steve Wilkey. I, Jane Salyards, leave my ability in chemistry to anyone lucky enough to take it next year. I, Don Sampen, leave $1.75 for the establishment of a local Wallace for President campaign. I, Julie Scheer, leave wishing Trish a future as bright as mine. May it never be tarnished. I, Dennis Schreck, leave with a Price on my head. I, Dave Schroeder, leave, knowing that the destiny of the world lays in my hands. I, John Schuler, leave my well-developed stomach to Mr. McGhee. I, Trent Simpson, leave to play. Football? I, Jerry Smith, leave my seats in Advanced Math and 4th hour Bookkeeping to anyone desiring a good view. I, Susan Sparks, leave my trips to Southern University to Ellen Stitt. I, Joan Steffen, leave, knowing that a Steffen will walk the halls of this high school for the next fifteen years! I, Margaret Stokes, leave my extraordinary ability to fall up stairs to Gay Crusius. I, Yvonne Vandegraft, leave my quiet attitude to Jill Wendland. I, Kathy Volk, leave my ability to skip P.E. to anybody as totally uncoordinated as I am. I, Debbie Wickenhauser, leave my size 18 gym suit to Jack West. I, Jane Wikenhauser, leave as the last of die W-i-k-e-n-h-a-u-s-e-r, so the teachers won't have to spell it wrong anymore. We, Don Sampen, Steve Davison, Jerry Everett, Mark Gilliland, and Buck Smith, sole members of first hour physics class, leave to Mr. Stem a gold-plated slide rule and an ice cream stand with 31 flavors. We, Barb, Glenda, Jane, Joan, Karen, Pam, and Sandy, leave running around parked cars to any girls nutty enough to try it. We, Leanna Jeffreys, Kathy Faulk, and Susie Haas, leave knowing our sparkling, bubbling personalities will be greatly missed by all, INCLUDING Mrs. Rodgers!
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