Litchfield High School - Trojan Yearbook (Litchfield, NE)

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Sometimes I feel important, but most of the time I feel that I'm a necessity. I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. CLASS FLOWER — Pink Mum Sc White Rose CLASS COLORS — Gray Sc Pink Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have.

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Senior Wills We, the Senior girls, will to the Junior girls all of our knowledge, which they think they have already. We, the Senior boys, will to the Junior boys our prompt- ness in all facets of our education. We, the Seniors will to the Sophomores the ability to Turn It Loosse after 3:30 p.m. or 3:30 a.m. (whichever you can get by with) We, the Seniors will to the Freshmen our humbleness, in hopes that someday they will be as great as we are. We the Senior Class will to all the underclassmen our ability to carry out our tradition of having a class party year after year after year..........and never get caught! We, the Senior Class will to all of our teachers the pa- tience that they lost during the years they put up with us. We, the Senior Class will to the office secretaries new pens. Since we were the ones they had to write out all those tardy slips for. We, the Senior Class will to Mr. Epley a new admit slip book. Why? We just figured it was a good idea. I, Carol Jean Best, will my ability to suffer, struggle, and survive through four years of Mr. Friskopp's science classes to whoever thinks they can stay awake that long. I, Jodi Feldman, will my ability to act weird and hyper to my little sis, Jacki. Cut loose once in a while, Jac!!! I, Becky LeFever, will to my little sister Susan the red white car. Now that you have it, DON'T check out any wheat fields with it!!! I, Earl LeFever, will my great body, terrific looks, and my many scholastic achievements to anyone who wants them. 1, Holly Lewis, will to my little cousin Sandy my title as a Studette, and to Kristi Schmitz my gift to talk, and talk, and talk to anyone, anywhere, anytime, about anything. I, Dave Reynolds, will nothing to nobody cuz nobody wants what I got! I, Robin Rowley, will to Sonia Kwiatkowski, my ability to look guilty, yet be soooooo innocent. I, Bonnie Schall, will to my little sister Renee all the fun times I had in high school—without all the troubles that go with those fun times, and to Shelley Cross I will the nickname of Bones . You deserve it more than I do Shell! I, Kent Snow, will my ability to run like a deer off the edge of the tennis court to Jordan Jaeschke. I, Dee Sweley, will to my brother Barry my undying determination to always make curfew, and to all those classic car collectors—all my Vega parts. I, Carmen Wilson, will Stella, my car, to my sister. Barb. Hope she keeps you out of all the trouble she got me into!!!! 17