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

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E IOR ILL I Debbie Stites, will to Chris Hubbell, a new car in hopes that he will be satisfied. I Jenny Williams, will to my brother Chad, 5 pounds, be- cause he could use it and I could lose it. I Mark Greiner, will to Michelle Wilson, a container of cover-up cream and some turtlenecks to hide her hickeys. I Susan Kay Kerkhof, will to Linda Diane Carpenter, a whip and a club to accompany her on her next visit to Shadowland, and hope she will not forget her name half way through the night. I Tammie McLain, will to my friend Linda Diane Carpent- er, the true happiness she deserves forever and ever and a friendly Canadian with a moustache. I Tammie McLain, will to Laurie Katherine McCormick, all the good times we had and a tan like Sharon's in ex- change for her brother Jim. I Beth Anderson, will to Mary I-Iopfinger, one trash barrel so she can have as much fun asl did backing over it. I Beth Anderson, affectionally known as Buns, will to Mike Sgriccia, all my driving ability, and a crate of prunes to last him in his senior year. I Beth Anderson, will to Mary Koenig, one big boy to keep warm in the winter. I John Newhouse, will to John Cardella, the best luck in the art of music, and in the art of living. I John Newhouse, will to Roger Perrault, thatlhe shall nev- er lose the talent of getting along with people as well as he does. I Eric McLeod, will to Jim Veliquette, all my muscles, so he won't look like such a weakling next year. I David Moody, will to Judy Winters, my ability to play the alto saxaphone. I David Moody, will to Paul Hagadone, my ability to arti- ficially breed cows. I David Alan Moody, will to Janet Lynn Bakke, my life. I Betsie Shumsky, will to Mary Sobbry, a toothpick to re- mind her of herself. We, Barry Cole and Carl Lake, will to John Jarvis, a life- time supply of Coors beer. I Mark Greiner, will to Linda Carpenter, my right leg, sock, and shoe. I Nancy Haller, will to Mike Sgriccia, a lifetime supply of chocolate chip cookies. I Nancy Haller, will to Mary Koenig, a dozen turtlenecks for special occasions, and a trip to Doug's house. I Nancy Haller, will to Kathy Leposky, my brown station wagon with the mattress in the back. I Marie Bussa, will to Brett Morse, peace and happiness throughout his life. I Marie Bussa, will to Mary Hopfinger, my ability to know. I Marie Bussa, will to Cheryl Barnes, a stool so she can see above peoples heads in the ladies restroom. I Jenny Orr, will to Judy Winters, my dream of a fabric shop, Good luck! I Jenny Orr, will to my sweet sister, JoAnne Orr, the hope of finding a nice fellow like I have. I Christine Marie Galligan, will to Shelia Lynn Sam Marker, all the dates of the upcoming parties so she will figure out a way to be able to go. I Holly Gotts, will to Mike Sgriccia, a pink cheek. I Holly Gotts, will to Sheilia Marker, a pair of stilts, so she won't have to look up to everyone. I Bob Davis, will to Dann Fox, a big Z to help him through next year's basketball season. I Bob Davis, will to Rob Westlund, my sneakers. I Darlyn Lane, will to my brother Dave, all the luck I've had during school. I Darlyn Lane, will to Cheryl Sox, all the bright and happy' things she can't buy or hold in her hand. I Darlyn Lane, will to Lucy Dawson, the super human power to just be herself and hear only her own mind speaking.

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Scott Whiteford .Tenny Williams Tim Galligan Basketball 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, Another sun sets, another year Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Cross Country 2, 3,43 Drama 1, 2. passes you byg just think-the day you live now, can never be lived Basketball 1, 23 Cross.Country 2, again ...... 33 National Honor Society 45 Class Officer 3g Student Council Basketball 2, 33 Homecoming 1, 3, Track 1, 2, Wrestling 3. Student Council 1,43 Tennis 3,43 Pep Club 1. Barry Cole Gary Wilson Sandy Powell Tennis 3, 4. Missingg Russell Hubbell, Allen Myers, Mark Oatley, Carrie Revitzer, Steve Shockley

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I John Newhouse, will to Ken Krumlauf, the happiness of music, and my friendship for life. I Eric McLeod, will to Dave Lark, my small mouth, in hopes that his won't be so big next year. I Jeff Holbrook, will to Dirk Zupin, the patience to stand people like Mr. Jefferson, whenever he studies Physics. I Jeff Holbrook, will to Laurie McCormick, a battery op- erated wrist watch that doesn't need winding, so she will be on time from now on. I Connie Converse, will to Curtis Johnson, one good size and profitable meat market. I Dave Lundy, will to Curtis Johnson, my ability to work with meat in his new meat market. I Connie Converse, will to Shiela Marker, my ungodly ability to sneak in after hours without getting caught, and a tall, dark, and handsome stranger to fill her evenings. I Larry Couturier, will to,Tina Kuckta, all my love. I Larry Couturier, 'will to David Glick, my ability to talk normal and my coordination. I Larry Couturier, will to Mike Bradfield, my ability to use shaving cream. I Larry Couturier, will to Ken Krumlauf, my friendship. I Larry Couturier, will to Tom Hudson, my ability to stay calm. I Larry Couturier, will to John Cardella, my ability to keep things together and my ability to play football. I Linda White, will to Shiela Marker, my ability to have two dates in one night, and not get caught. I Ken Hollenbeck, will to David Glick, my old pair of track spikes in the hope that he will be able to run. We, Connie Converse, Sue Hefron, and Tammie McLain, will to Linda Carpenter, one rubber thing with a hole off center. I Beth Anderson, will to Kevin Coleman, 6 broken sticks of black licorice, a years supply of 512 ice cream cones, and the ability to lie as good asl can. I Ron Sobbry, will to John Jarvis, 3 cases of Rocky Moun- tain oysters. I Rick Hirt, will to Rick Pardee, the ability to drive with open alcohol, and not get caught. I Ron Sobbry, will to Mary Sobbry, my ability to skip school without getting caught. I Bonnie Julin, will to Mark Peterson, all my acting abil- ity, so that you may rest assured that you will give Richard Pope a nervous breakdown in l977. I Rick Hirt, will to Bob Fralick, my ability to pull an engine before snowfall. I Bonnie Julin, will to Cheryl LeFevre, the strength to live through seven years of Elk Rapids and still maintain a reasonable amount of sanity. I Margaret Downey, will to Roger Tuna Perreault, the ability to keep on being rowdy, and my sister to pick on after I 'm gone. I Kathy Lobb, will to Ken Krumlauf, all the kindness he has shown in the past year. I Debbie Stites, will to Chris Hubbell, the ability to sit at the breakfast table peacefully without wiping peanut butter and jelly on somebodys pants. I Kathy Lobb, will to Bruce Cram, a hoe to keep other plants out of his garden of weeds. I Rick Hirt, will to Jay McLain, a pack of firecrackers not to get caught with. I Kathy Lobb, will to Tim Lampkin, a beautiful blonde, complete with instructions. I Tim Boals, will to Dann Fox, a tube of Preparation H so all his basketball moves will be smooth. I Tim Boals, will to Bruce Cram, all my basketball moves including his favorite, the Zig Zags. I Sue Hefron, will to Stan Burke, all the stop signs. We the class of '16, will to the class of '17, one last year of fun and happiness.