Geneva High School - Viking Yearbook (Geneva, IL)

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Seniors’ Last Will SANDRA NUGENT AND NANCY REIF will their piggies to Susan Davis. LISA SCHMITZ wills her favorite stick to Jill Holtsberg; her white, half bra looking top for camp to Pat Brodie; the control of the squad along with her unending patience to Kim and Patrice; and external visions of green blobs, pizza, Irma, “Telephone Rock,” lost points and sore muscles to the rest of the squad. DONNA MARTIN wills her perfect attendance record (no skips) to Julie Dohm. EILEEN SUTHERLAND AND KARI ANDREASSEN will Starved Rock toT. D. and J. S. RICHARD L. HENDRICKSON wills three Phaser Salvos, two Photon Torpedos and one Dis- abled Shuttlecraft to the underclassmen. S. N. AND S. C. will a roll of paper towels to Val Lencioni. PATRICIA L. CAMERON wills Chapter 10: Vectors, in Math IV to the school, and Mr. Pin- ter’s constant optimism of “We’ll work it out in lessons” to all band members. NANCY DARNUTZER wills one can of Spam, a comfy chair, one dead parrot, one budgie, a beautiful lounge suite, a nudge, one Hungarian-English dictionary, a polystyrene nose, and one flower arrangement done by Mr. D. P. Gumby to Mike Merrill, Rich Bagby, JoAnn Pauley, Linda Marcotte, Eric Smith, Jon France, and the rest of the Drama Club members. PATRICK BARBER wills buckeye leaves to Ned Haskell and Dave Hemenway; a car that can’t run into snowbanks and can start in the rain to Thea Kuller. BETSY ANDERSON wills her typewriter in 2nd Hour typing to Terri Anderson; her seat in Mr. Kalicki’s joyful economics class to all the underclassmen who get stuck taking that class; her dancing talent and gymnastic skills to Barb Ulin; and her jump rope to Deb Sandquist. BRETT ARMBRUSTER wills his mind to Mr. Kalicki, his locker to anyone who wants it; and one case of dynamite, with detenator, to the junior class. He would like to leave his thoughts behind, but he knows they won’t be printed. DOROTHY MALONE wills the name “Toad” to anyone capable of handling those horns. CARLA MOORE, JULIE DIEHL AND ANN LOVETT will PLB — doing to Eric Diehl and Mike Fromknecht. MIKE BROWNE wills the names “Dog” and “Turtleboy” to anyone under 5'9 with enough ambition and determination to overcome the humiliation and accept the responsibilities of their meanings, but the “Bobby” will always be his. STEPHANIE GERICKE AND ANGELA KATSULEAS will the French III script of the famous Viking Revue act to Val Lencioni and Sandy Davidson.