Heidelberg High School - Yearbook (Heidelberg, Germany)

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I, Huston H. Worthy Jr., being a wild partier an of sober mind, hereby leave the follow- ing estate to the following beneficiaries: Kim Reyes, I leave you my Brauj 700 watt, 220 volt hairdryer, because I can't take it home to the states. Veronigue Cabulang, I leave you my locker. M107. Lesli Overton, I leave you the neighborhood for your dog to rome in. Billy Neal, I leave you my U.S, Government text book for next year. Stan Hatcher, I leave you my old job as manager of the track team. Walter Parsley, I leave you all of my fathers magazines you wanted. Srdjie Brown, I leave you Friday the 15th; The New Beginning. Douglas Ryan, I leave you two tickets for you and Gene waring to go to Suzzy's house. Chet Hassing, I leave you the San Francisco 49ers. Terry Van Wormer, I leave you Stacey and Germany. K12 Fraze, My pair of left- footed football shoes. Lyle Shaw, I leave you the Navy. James Monroe, I leave you a book. Butch Swisher, I leave you MUN and MSC. Kevin Brown, I leave you Lori Shoemann. Matt Guintini , I leave you your altar-ego. Todd Blankenhard, I leave yOu a book. Darcy Blankenshig, I leave you Mrs. Lawerence. Amy Peterson, I leave you your brother. Bill West, The Kings Arm, 3 comrade, a vote for Dole, crossed eyes, Mickey-D's, a next door neighbor, and a lot of missing money. I, Marven L. Whitley III, being of flamboyant mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following items to the below mentioned persons: Tony Duke of Puke Bruno, My bathroom, height, wome, party memOries, and last but not least LOuisa F. as yOur personal servant. Gabe A, A razor and Nair. Marcus, A prayer. Butch S, Dr. J's book on slam dunking without getting the whitley's and a do it yourself Breakdance course. Dwayge, A new hair style, women, new Breakdance skills, and an excellent basebal; career 0 Frank Zombie Rogers, A car thatIs fast. Brian K BEE. Plastic surgery. ,Pete A, My trash can, all the women in Heidelberg so that you will suifer the rest of your life, BASKETBALL SKILLS, Mark Gastineau workout video, money tyou still owe mel, a lesson on how to park illegally and get away with ittIIm oe up on youl, and a special thanks or being a friend. Point. Mike L, A figured body, a cure for the Whitley disease, PRIDE, MARS, and my special brown nosing course on how to pass More, a year to supply of backstage passes, 1600 on your SAT, death to Georgia Bulldogs, Matt Neeley as your personal slave, and a special thanks for being a friend. Good Luck in I86. Leanne, Math Skills in Algebra II, and your dad's porsche. JZuie.Mea.IggzhieJ TO you I leave a book on how to be yourself, hope in Texas Tech and a prayer, Good Luck!!! Jobie Jobe, My walkman, more women, more women, a rogeration pack, more women and more women. Good Luck. Michelle Foster, Varsity Cheerleader next year, an ID Paul Hogan, Two pink erasers II an empty shower, a Democrat, a lobbyist, Frank's Grill, and a phone booth in Ludwigsburg. Lisa CooEer, My best friend and American citizenghip. 1 Scott Webster, A real car, hair, and a package to mail to Puerto Rico. Mike Zimmerman, A computer, a Horned Frogs hat, and a good set. Dwayne Whetsel, A good English teacher and a bad set. Nick Sands, A clean mouth, a halfback who gets depress-' ed, and a Charle Elsie slap.i Devorie White, The bus stop. Missy Ray, Quiet clothes, a loud hello, and a T-shirt. Melissa Brynildsen, Pandas I can pet for real, the same shirt, and a Texas flag. Doctor KnaEE, A Republican state of mind, and good luck with THIMUN 1986. Tracy and Donna, MUN. Ha! Heather Malogrides, A fan- tastic back rub. IIll see you in West card. Debtie Hoffmeymr, An apology, ''C in German. Christine Meyer, A course on how to make a D, a book on , Cosmotcl-gytHow to Cut Hairl, and thanks for all the memories. Joe Kuggich, A beerl... A better personality, the Swiss Alps and more beer. Tom O'Koufe, Kathy--forever, a beer, a football scholarship, faculty bathroom. Ma t Ventzke, My grades. Luck i1! Thanks. lChris Harrison, A chest!li!... more hair, a faster car, a later curfew, a tuxedo, excused absences. Thanks or the memories. Scott Nesbett, Breakdancing lessons, a trip to Cintda. Ryan Kish, Ms. Harrell. Scott Webster, Nothing. Siexe.EQ:2ezlp. Act like A Varsity Football Player. Class of 1985, Thanks for a great year. Brian HoodenEyle, How to Pick up Girls and a big brother. Marc Brown, A ticket to THIMUN 1986 and something greasy for your hair. Tony Bruno, The Karlsruhe bahnhof and Sunday after- noons. Kendall and James, Another white guy to slam the ball over. Wendy TOEEer, Flashing head- lights Chris, Ellen, and Susan, Some pep pills.

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I, Sue Tompson, being of twisted mind and lumpy body do hereby bequeath the following items to the below mentioned persons: Dan Kowalewski, I leave all my love and a free, one-way ticked from Texas to Ottawa. Laura Dehaenen, I leave a little blue OpeltCorvette?l, a driver'ts lisoense, a cigarette factory, and a frountain full of Battida de Cocoa. Maria Robinson, I leave the feeling that she is a nice person and not th nobody she seems to think she is, an intelligent lab partner who may help her disprove the Law of Gravity, and my everlasting friendship. Sandra Swartz, I leave a warehouse full of Garfields and Pookies, and also a one-wat ticket to Kevin. .Tyson Graham, I leave a pack of Trojans and a girl to keep him happy for the rest of his life. Art McQueen, I leave all of the rock albums he wishes, his hands, and a life-size copy of the picture in his locker. Jennifer Ash, I leave my physics and Math IV books. Good luck with thee classes next year. Geoff Graham I leave a carton of Playerts Lights and the tape from Chateau DIOex. tREMEMBER?l Mr. Schultz, I leave a cooler full 0 Coache's Soda for the next Algebra II picnic, and exalting classes in the years to come. Mrs. Moore, I leave a one-way ticket to Greece so you can discuss your classical literature class with the gods, and also, my riding boots, hat, and my favorite horse Attilla. Mr. Mare, I leave an Oxford dictonary so he can teach proper English, the Viena Boys Choir so he can finally receive the volume he wishes when he fires a volley, and the best of luck with the class of '87. Mr. Fellenz, I leave the data from Olrexperiments. Maybe Maria and I were right when we disproved the law of Gravity, and CharlesI Law, an the momentium theory, and etc. To the classes of jag, 3E1, and leg, I leave my top locker, all my books, and the hope that you all will have the best four years of your life in high school just as I have had. I, Terry Eugene Van Wormer, I, Matthew Lance Venzke, being being 0f weird mind and bOdY. of semi-sound less sound body do herby force the following tokens on the following people: Scott Nesbett , A break board tl-SOO-GET-DOWNl, a bottle of Dippity-Doo, sixty cent shoes, an East German Wurst, a faster car with better ga mileage, four more year in Heidelberg, a map of swing rs hang-outs in Canada, and a joke book. .Rzan Kish, Not e Dame, the Arc of Triumph and the Eifel Tower, a happy room- mate, some rea music, an easy math cour e, a New Year's Eve wit. someone, a solution to our drinking problem, and a couple of ties. a Butch Seisher, A game of 21, a few jobs for MSC, the same map I gave Scott, raining window in the Hague, a roomm te without clothes in the shower, a mentally stable dog, and a skinny brother. Sheri Hoodengyle, A half-full liter mug, a run down the stairs, the turbo space center, an earring, size 44D, a green bowling ball, a study hall, a phone number in Fort Worth, Texas, and a thank-you. Marcus Cargenteg, A big shaving kit from Holland, 3 room of your own, an up- side down African flag, some American clothes, a psy- chologist, and an all-the- time friend. Gabe Armijo, Long hair, an English flag, number 20, the car keys, and a low rider. Leanne Bryant, A question about my back, a muppett, a big pillow, the staircase in th Hague, a walk at the castle, a life-time supply of FBHS, memories of AAA, thanks, and a tear in my eye. mind-and an even do hereby bequeath the folowing items to the below mentioned people: Juniors, All the books in the career center, use them now Or over the summer, start writing colleges-they need you and your money--do all this early so you don't have to rush during the school year, and enjoy your last year in high school. Soghomores, I leave all the dirty lockers, hallways, and bathrooms. Donlt worry, you only hve 2 more years in this .God-for-saken place. grgghmng so how was your first year in HHS? Not as bad as they said it would be. Just remember that we didn't do anything to you so, be good to the new freshmen next year. To the teachers, I leave all my notes, nobebooks, pens and pencils, and all of your grades and grading satems. To my sister, All of my Op sirts , shorts, and the key to i my room I Tammy, I leave Ammeretto, Apfeloorn, and some of my hair. Chris, I leave cheap gas and fast cars. Kig, I leave a pole vaulting pole and instructions, and a case of beer. Lyle, I leave a cook bewk, cork soap on a rope--for the Navy. Stace , I leave all the pictures that I never sent off, all the stuffed animals that they made this year. 332;, I leave a book How to Stay togeather WithOut Fighting . Pole valulters of 1985, I leave the knowledge of how to do it, and new poles. Mrs. Lawrence, a new -oalculater and Geometry b0oks. Mike L' I leave all the tapes that he has of mine. 'Matt L, I leave all of my small pants that don't fit. Pete A, I leave a boy scout book, and a book on how to be a good jock. Mike Z, I leave the book How SEND MONEV 6 to Stay with a Girl: o Ms. McCollar, new VldeO oi cameras, new 135 mm. film, Ilia ' and a clean dark room. $6qu ow a We're not responsible for misspelling. Goa 9e 79mg VLOJUS Latte to home ;10

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I Debbie Webster, being of tired mind and body, hereby bequeath the following; All HHS Students, an everyday extended lunch. Pete A, A spaceship so he can come back down before graduation. Kendell R, an alarm clock so he gets to class on time. Leeann V, a Get out of jail free card when she s caught With freshman jail bait. Mrs. Moore, A weekend in Hawaii with Tom Selleck. Wendy W, A top locker, sorry about the falling books. Connie, Britta, Mike Z, Eleen S, and Veronigue, A senior year full of happiness and success. Pete A, a life-time susoription to Sports Illustrated, because that is as close as he will get to basketball. All returning Varsity FOotball players, a helmet big enough for their heads next football season... Good luck! Matt N, a Vocabulary Development book so you can stop using those worn out four-letter words; and an air conditioner so that he can finally be as cool as he thinks he is. HHS Staff and Administration, Good luck always and many thanks. Eggg-LJ A career where there is no manual labor involved. Hennie M I leave my ears for listening and I will always be there. Thanks for everything, youlre a great person, Your friend forever. Scott Webster, my love only because you re my brother, H:!Ha! And always remember our wonderful family tree. Karen M you Freshmen are not that bad, good luck always and thanks for everything. To all of my friends, Thanks and I m going to miss all of you. Brad McGarvey, a oare-paokage of courage, I sure wish you the best of luck always and thanks for being a friend. I will never forget the good times we had in 85 . Connie P, a free trip back to good old USA. I want to also thank you for everything. You are such a sweetheart, good luck always. I, Devorie White, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the follow- ing items to the below mentioned persons: -tusan McKeen , I leave all the great times, the private rum and coke parties up in my room, the song Material Girls , fun bus rides tespecially to Frankfurty, the cheer- leading squad, a gorgeous guy, lots of memories, another great Spain trip, and a wonderful senior year. Donna Gebhart, I leave a night on the town, Trae Carter, a camera, a college man, the scumbags of HHS, a shoulder to cry on, and a private chauffeur. Jennifer Brisach, I leave a summer job with Otto, dreams of Scott York, a typing lesson, and a wonder- ful sophmore year. Jo Carr, I leave an Accounting I class, lots of great memories, and a great senior year. Trae Carter , I leave all the women at HHS, lots of fantasies, the lake , and the big D . Joanna , I leave a wonder- ful freshmen year and many great memories. Varsity Cheerleaders, I leave Mrs. Peppers, the new skirts, and lots of memories. Jacki Owens, I leave a non-wrecked car, fourth hour study hall, a wonder- ful buddy, five inches, and many skipping passes. Steve Entrekin, I leave a little sister, a wonderful memory of a freshmen year never to be forgotten, and a jacket with tons of zippers. Matt Venzke, I leave a cold, snowy day at the bus stop, a personal secretary, and a fantasy. o vsev UNWERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE I, Bill West, never having a sound mind or body, do hereby will the following to the following persons: Paul Hoganx, Job of director of the C.I.A. all the Porsche flags still left in Heidelberg, and all the gonads from cross country. The Heute Club. $ Dennis Macray, All the problems of S.C. and my left over rubles. Laura KuEEich, My locker and shelves. Mr. Filenze , Battered tape, my ripple tank raft, and all the great memories of Physics experiments. 'Darren Murray, My great driv- ing ability and a large piece of your spoils which I picked 3p from one of your many accidents. A new gunner for the Bradly. Tricky D , All the problems of M.U.N. and M.S.C. The Schwetzinger Fest. WEU I 59 1-ch ngf'rggmews HOW RBOld- SbM: LchH . 0H SLUKE, '9 V LHNQH rs th++hou