Litchfield High School - Trojan Yearbook (Litchfield, NE)

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The more I study, the more I know. The more I know, the more I forget. The more I forget, the less I know. So why study? Just when I knew all lifes answers, they went and changed all the questions. tom unick maxine vocke If I wanted your opinion, I'd give it to you. To know me is to love me.

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bonnie norden When I'm right, no one remembers. When I'm wrong, no one forgets. dave peck As Confucius once said, Once a crazy man, always a crazy JT7 St ■ 1 df It i. I y1 t lyle rachow I would admit my faults ... If I had any. kim sekutera Everybody has a right to my opinion. 5

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girl's state-maxine vocke boy's state-scott lewis A mistake proves that someone stopped talking long enough to do something. CLASS FLOWER: Purple-tipped Carnations CLASS SONG: Don't Stop Believing by Journey senior class prophecy WILLS: I, Cathy Coleman, will to Hot Rod Lovitt the ability to be the first one at school every morning. Try it Rod, you just may get that parking place you've been dreamine about. I, Bruce Guthard, will to JoAnne and Dawn my Favorite road it should be safe now I don't have to hurry any more. I, Scott Lewis, will to Dean Sennett all my used vehicles, so he can keep up his reputation of driving a different vehicle. I, Marcia Lovitt, will to my brother Rod the ability to drive . . . people crazy, not that he needs any help! I, Bonnie Norden, will to Dawn my ability to look so innocent while being so guilty. I, Dave Peck, will to Dee Sweley my good taste in cars, face it Dee anybody who drives a Veea doesn't have any taste at all. I, Lyle Rachow, will to my brother Leanord, my anility to work hard in school and to arrive home at a reasonable hour of the morning. I, Kim Sekutera, will all my home perms to Mr. Kirkpatrick. Just think Mr. K., You'll never have to fix your hair again! I, Bob Slocum, will to Earl Lefever, old Red so he doesn't have to ride his bike, keep the tires hot and my king of tardiness , to whoever will keep the tradition alive and to Dean Sennett, my SKOAL CAN, but don't get caught. I, Jody Sweley, will to Janis (mutt) Lovitt, all the Kibbles and Bits that her little heart desires and to cousin Dana the job of keeping my two brothers in line, someone has to. I, Tom Unick, will to Dean Sennett, my ability to stay out of trouble in study hall. I, Maxine Vocke, will to the Accounting One students the ability to function properly, maybe you can at least pass, see you later SLOW POKES!! I, Mike Wilson, will to my sister my old watch, I hope it keeps her out of all the trouble it got me into! We, the senior class will to all the underclassmen our prompt- ness, dedication to education and our humor, but most of all our modesty. We, the senior class, will to the freshmen our unending supply of Excedrin P.M. and our share of stock in the Alka-Seltzer Co. With four years left, you'll need it! We, the senior class, will to the sophomores, free rights to the National Enquirer'. You might as well be making some bucks with your gossip. We, the senior class, will to the juniors everything we did that we shouldn't have done so you can have some fun too! 7