Litchfield High School - Trojan Yearbook (Litchfield, NE)

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Lenny Sweanngen Senior Motto We will strive to do our best, but if we should lose, let us stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by Class Colors Wine Cream Class Song The Innocent Age Class Flowers Red White Roses Todd Wardyn ffodA- fT! - When all is said and done, there's usually more said than done. What I do on my own time is my own business. Barb Wilson ■fiaoWua ft- cr We accomplish in proportion to what we attempt, a Wendy Wilson 2j a?ji l£ anrL If you cannot win, make the one ahead of you break the record.

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X V Tamara A. Schroll OunOAd CL It is better to be thought a fool than open your mouth and prove it. Sonia L Kwiatkowski 'CfTLUXj Let the world know you as you are. not as you think you should be... Kelli L Sekutera If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it. you can become it.

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BOYS and GIRLS STATE Mason City Girls State: Wendy Wilson Litchfield Boys State: Todd Wardyn Girls State: Kelli Sekutera SENIOR CLASS WILLS I, Kelly Axmann, will to my brother Bnan my ability to get home before the sun nses, or before mom gets home anyway. And to Tracy Slocum my magazines. Remember not to read them while in an elevator. I, Jay Dunning, will my cameraman abilities to anybody who wants them. (You get to nde the girls bus! What other fnnge benefit could you want?) I, Polly Gorecki, will to Jean and Marie, the ability to stuff off and still convince people you're working And to Julie Zimmer. the ability to stand on her own two feet. I, Greg Heapy, will to the library a supply of Smurf trivia books; so the Jr. High will finally have something to do in Study Hall I, Jordan Jaeschke, will my ability to grow hair to Mr. Gillming. so he doesn't get his head sunburned I, Jay Kucera. being of sound mind and body, bequeath two memoirs, one of cherished moments and the other of pleasant childhood memones The former I bequeath to Tracy Slocum and the latter to John Kucera I. Soma Kwiatkowski, will my locker to Susan, last GLG girl and to Lon and Sandy, my learning ability to stay away from strangers in jeeps (they can be really bad for you)! I, Ed LeFever. will to Neal two things: first a pair of hair clippers, and second, the ability to snap the football as well as I did I. Tammy Schroll, will the ability to keep calm in volleyball games to Julie Zimmer. Keep that towel movin'. I, Kelli Sekutera, will my playing cards to next year s Senior basketball girls, may all your road tnps be as pleasurable for you as they were for us. I, Lenny Swearingen, being of sound state of mind, will my body to science, namely Mr. Fnskopp I. Todd Wardyn. will to my brother the keys to his car. He's owned it for a year; I guess it’s about time he got to dnve it I. Barb Wilson, will to my sister Susie my basketball jersey; and to Matt and Susie my basketballs. Work, but have fun I. Wendy Wilson, will my ability to argue effectively with Mr Hastings to anyone willing to take over the job (Don’t take it personally. Mr. H., you know it was all in fun ... or was it?) We, the Senior class, will to the Junior class our ability to be last in the lunchlme everyday throughout the school year We. the Senior class, will to the Sophomores our ability to get along with each other most of the time We. the Senior class, will to the Freshman class and the incoming Freshmen our gym bags and trappers May you have as much and more athletic and academic success. 9