Kamiakin High School - Braves Yearbook (Kennewick, WA)

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I, Kay Gydesen, leave my back seat dumb blond, to Mr. Keene, who could recognize pure intelligence. l, Serena Lewis, being of sound mind and body will all of the Sophs Flasher's sense of humor. I, Greg Cole, will the legacies of KaHS to my next year Frosh sister, Chris. l, Scott Bee. leave my entire collection of bratty remarks and 2 pairs of bent rims to the KaHS speed bumps. I, Bob Hamilton, being of sound mind and body, leave V2 of my awesome linebacker shuffle to Scott Mokler. l, Nicole Fenz, leave my personal collection of lampshades to Mr. Easley. I, Carl Hatfield, leave Kamiakin Drama a stage l never had, and I leave my autocross- is ing abilities to Sue Quigley. .S l, Steve Jolley, being of empty mind and body, leave all clothes to Real Brasseur on account of he has no taste. They may be a little short, but his always are. iw J l, Mickey Hull, leave to all first year defen- sive ends the wrath of Coaches - Purple and Maher, after getting hurt on the Statue of Liberty play. To Mr. Baer, l leave the oath, beef streno, clees and toga partybusts, plus Dave Gowdy for two more years. l, Penny l.aPierre, will my Winston Longs and Traffic Safety abilities to Greg Delange. I, Kathleen McMillin, leave the A.S.B. Office to the new officers to lounge around in, to eat in, and maybe even do A ,if some work in. I, David Scott, leave my fantastic trombone play- ing to any Freshman.

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I, Pete Vermuelen, will Mr. Keene to any Freshman who wants to have lots of homework. I, Lori Thompson, leave to the teachers all the luck they're going to need with my brother. I, Tim Thrasher, leave Pam Woods my gracefulness on and off of the basketball court. We, Sandy Isaacson and Holly Wright, leave Uncle Dan and Aunt Mary to Jenny Almquist, Lisa Mitchell and Lori Jelsing. I, l.isa Jackson, will my ability to talk a mile a minute to .lanet Forsness and hope she will use it wisely. I, Kathy Kuhlers, do hereby will and bequeath Q Shelly and Garry all V535 ' the best wishes, ' ever. I. Jeff Sordahl, will my sister. Teresa, my great study hab- its I, Kathy Lamb, dedicate the game: Acy-Ducy and Par- tyn ' to Bobby Lamb. I, Brenda Borras, leave all my shy- ness behind. 'in-'ff' I, Torrey Borms, leave my reputation for being slow to Cindy Snider: you need to slow down once and a while. l, Barbara Brindley leave my ability to laugh at a drop of a hat to anyone who thinks they can handle it. I, Margie Goodnow, take all the treasured memories with me but lea ve a hope that others will ha ve as good a time as I did of the great school, Kamiakin. I, Kathy Barker, leave my 'fantastic' somersaults to Robin Henager, if she can handle them.

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I, Dacia Holmes, will all the good times l've had at Kamiakin to my brother, Dana. I, Lisa Dickerson. will my little Sis, baby shaped Kimbies, the nickname 'Dickey' and the jokes that go along with it I, Tracy Dronen, will my padded bra to Teryl Dronen who needs it more than I do, We, Rick Farber, .leff Smith, Pete Babington, Jim Perrizo, Da ve Hughes Da ve Riplinger, Dan Ollero and Mark Mahan, lea ve our Intramural World Championship to Mr. Humphrey and the Faculty Team, as the lacerations belong in the N.B.A. I, ,lim Fenno, being of sound mind and perfect body will my height to Russ Haffner so he can see over the offensive line I, Kary Ferrians, will to my sis- ter, Lorraine, this glorious school. l, Mark Broyles, having shaved twice a day since my sophomore year, do will my whiskers to Mark Pugh so that he may use his first can of shaving cream before gradu- ation. I, Eric Bruce, leave some of my drumming skills to the up and coming drummers, T T T IT A P43 I, Dan Ollero, leave minority power to all minorities. We know we're superior . . . we shall overcome. I, Keith Osborne, leave my ability to ignor everybody and anybody. l, Karen Padilla, being of sound mind and body leave my new name of 'Crash' to my sister, Tracy. l, Alta Pardue, leave my ability to be quiet to all the 'big mouthed' Frosh. I, Rick Paulson, leave my uncanny ability to sit on the bench to any varsity football player who can handle it.