Elk Rapids High School - Yearbook (Elk Rapids, MI)

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N Lucy Woods Hiroshi Yamane I'm immortal: I kI10W it! and Supercalafragalisticexpealadousi- gosh do I feel it, ous. CLASS OF 74 CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS MOTTO We are not afraid of Tomorrow, For We have seen Yesterday, And We love Today. Missing: Guy Addison Clinton Ashley Dennis Bolton Pat Cole Terry Coon Larry Geiger Tim Hoopfer John Johnson Roxi Knight Dennis Moody Rick Russell Mike Teffan CLASS FLOWER Red and White Roses

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Gary Sutter Learning is the property of those who fear to do disagreeable things. Dave White Better Men than I have lived but I seriously doubt it, Max Veliquette Men of few words are the best men. Patty Waterson She is a girl always full of smil es. l Sue Williams Terry Wilson I'm gonna get married, Ijust Sometimes when one person is haven't found him yetL missing, the whole world seems I depopula ted

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Senior Will I, Barb Carpenter, will to Jane Abfalter, one hog call- ing lesson so she may learn to do her call for Tarzan, and a harmonica to play lullabys, I, Laurie MacNicol, will to Jane Abfalter, my ability to look innocent no matter what happens, and lightheartedness all her life. I, Cheryl Morgan, will to Brenda Allen, a ticket to the foundation department at Millikens in hope that she can finally get things under control, I, Howard Scott, will to Brenda Allen, one pair of roaming hands to keep her on the lookout for them on the bus at night. I, Dennis Moody, will to Jim Amann, -- ---my pretty eyelashes. We, the Senior Class, will to Jeff Anderson, a new pair of Basketball shoes. I, Susan Conley, will to Donald Bakke, a pop and fresh doe girl to go with his pop and fresh doe boy. I, Wendy Cobb, will to Rick Banwell, by special re- quest of Jamie Forester, four inches from her six feet. I, Susan Kim Lark, will to Richard Lee Banwell, the ability to flirt and be a spoiled brat and still get every- thing I want. I, Robin Gotts, will to Katherine Jean Banwell, my temper, in hopes that it will supress yours. I, Romain LaLone, will to Brad Barnes, my personal- ized broken sliderule and all of its accessories on the Chem. floors, I, Ken Holbrook, will to Brad Barnes, all my talent in Chem lab--and I pity Mr. Jefferson. I, Susan Williams, will to John Barnes, all my junk cars, in hope you can get at least one of them on the road, l, Tim Hoopher, will to Randy Bauer, my ability to get up in the morning at 8:10 and still be on time for school and one Tequila Sun Rise. We, the Senior Class, will to Mark Barnes, a new notebook. I, Terry Coon, will to Ted Berg, my ability not to skip my classes even when the temptation is very great. I, Don Glowicki, will to Mel Bieganowski, my polish ingenuity to have a car that runs, starts, and stops all the time. I, Marcia Anderson, will to Kathy Breece, my ability to look thin when l'm really 15 pounds overweight. I, Kathy Krumlauf, will to Donna Brown, one new sweat suit for all the jogging you will be doing in your senior year, I, Kris Dillon, will to Patty Bussa, 1,001 more nose jokes for self-defense. We, the Senior Class will to Faith Berg, a new set of tools, for the next year of Ms. mechanics. I, Vicki Barber, will to Richard Burfiend, a brand new brush and comb to brush his lovely golden curls. We, the Senior Class, will to you Gale Carmoney, a new Buick Electra so you won't have to worry about money for gas during your last year. We, JoAnn and Terrie, will to you Gordon Converse a new set of rubbers for your car. We, the Senior Class, will you, Cheryl Curnow, touch -up paint for your parents' car. I, Kris Dillon, will to you Colleen Dean, the courage to share your biggest smiles with everyone, We, the Senior Class, will to Sir Donald Fedrigon, a matching Omega for Maddam Curnow, I, JoAnn Marie Gross, will to Davey fDavid Alberg Fielstraj my ability to drive a car, no matter what con- dition you are in, so as you don't end upside down in the bay again. I, John Johnson, will to David Fielstra, my ability to drive past the Grand Traverse Bay at least twice a day for the next year without driving into it. And to help him pass it with ease, I leave him Mrs, Jones, l, Linda Finch, will to Kelly Fox, two pointed ears and a long bushy tail so that she can dress in style during her senior year. We, the Senior Class, will to Kandra Glinski, a sophomore --Edward Phillips. I, Kerry Rosenburg, will to Terry Gretel, a fulfill- ed and happy married life like mine, We, the Senior Class, will to you, Marty Groleau, a car so you won't have to hitch-hike during your senior year, We, the Senior Class, will to Roger Grose, determina tion to keep you in school your senior year. We, the Senior Class, will to you Nancy Gross, Chris Lake, just for fun. We, the Senior Class, will to you Curtis Hagadone, a great time during your senior year, I, Patrick I-lopfinger, will to Howard I-lockstad, all my humility, my way with women, and my expertise in Chemsitry lab, with sincere hope that they will be used. I, Roxi Knight, will to Joy Hoopher, all the mem- ories and good times I won't forget. I wish you all the luck in the world, may you have peace, happiness and every- lasting Joy.