Lutheran High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Chris Roch: will be working in New York as a driver instructor Jake Scheidegger: will Bings Drive-in. U finally find a job and leave beloved Jerry Schneeman: becomes Rockford's NTuff Cop' of the year, for having the most arrests. Sandy Sletten: will be nation and gracing them Jeff Thompspn: will be Kris Vittetow: donates working in little theaters around the with her talent. a discjockey at a gospel radio station. her body cast to the Lutheran High Newspaper, as a symbol for the NCoat Without Armsu. Thomas Watchter: will thke over his Dad's job of keeping Lutheran High clean. Debby Walker: will be driving in the smash up derby. David Weidner: will be Todd Wilson: becomes a series 'Opey Grows Up'. a pharmacist in Chicago. famous movie star, playingiin the hit womo MARRIAGE? 1 1. ' cousee. ? 1 a - 45 ,N n ., ! L. fa, 25

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Rick Johnson: will be Pastor Storck's assistant and teach about world humanity. Lorraine Klinger: will be looking for her husband which she mis- placed. Mark Kottman: opens up a lock smith shop. Mike Kuehne: will be a snow plower. Todd Larkin: will play major league baseball for the Cubs. Cindy Latzke: always be mistaken for the other women. Craig Lehman: has a job as a vendor.at Milwaukee Stadium. Annette Little field: is unexpectedly attacked by a wild raccoon, which was trying to mate her raccoon sweater. Brad Long: finally learns to pull up his pants. Lynise Lund: has a world famous charm school. Mike McKinstrey: goes to work with Craig Lehman, as a vendor at Milwaukee Stadium. Alan Maxey: will be the lead model for GQ magazine. Susan Meyer: her hair will turn black, and even her own mother wouldn't recognize her. Barb Oelke: marries Bill Barr and has 11 kids in 10 years of marriage, and received word that she is expecting.- Chris Olhen: opens a tanning booth. Angie Parsons: will be the mother of triplets. Dan Pope: will be in the CIA, and investigate the black mar- ket. L Neal Rhodes: photographer for WField and Stream.N Lisa Robertson: is voted as WGood Housekeeping'sN mother of the yearn , ' 24

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'7a f : 5 soak 4 XX x ,.,.-1- .-il lull SENIOR BEQUEATHS HANDED DOWN Sue Meyer The Senior class bequeaths treasures and junque KN a P' 'nh 3 to L.H.S. family. Senior students write wills every year to leave behind something to friends. Read on something special might be willed to you. Bill Barr: My basketball abilities to the 7th grade boys. Chad Brazle: My nl0l ways to make Economics exitingn book to Mr. Dobler. Jerry Cazaniga: My outstanding talents at second base to Mike Latzke Clark Childress: My Ford Pinto twhat's left of ity to anyone who wants it. John cnildrossg my football one wrestling ability M lanie Fordell: My Joan River's impersonation to human anatomy jokes to Tim Payne. Becky Galster: My fantastic personality to Bonnie wonderful sense of humor to Mr. Dobler. Steve Gentry: My ability not to worship athletics oriented school. to Kevin Erickson. Miss Burch and my Hennig and my at this sports- Keith GeRue: My recipe for frog legs and a dozen frog legs to Kristy Iverson 4 B ian Harder: My good looks and my ability with girls to Mark Weidner and my body to Sue Mezey. Jim Hennig: The mortal remains of our toothpick bridge to the next years physics class, Britta Johnson: My ability to put up with Miss Erhardht to anyone. who gets her, Jeff Johnson: My empties to the Charity Fund drive. Kurt Johnson: The Religion teacher to araue with my brother. Rick Johnson: My aluminum and glass collection to 26 Kelroy.