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AA ti yto tfw Q enloU We advise Sue Barbour to open a small liquor store and call it Barbour's Bourbons. We advise Jeff Bassette to run a dog kennel called Bassette's Bassets. We advise Kathy (Gert) Bearup to marry a guy named Bert and open a clothing store. With a name like Gen’s and Ben's Skirts and Shirts it should do a lot of business. We advise Cindy Benjamin to make sure her Klock keeps the right time. We advise Ginger Benney to buy an airpon in Youngstown and call it Benney and the Jets. We advise Nanette Bergevin to come home more often. We hardly remember what she looks like! We advise Carol (Barrel) Chavoustie to climb inside herself and go over Niagra Falls. We advise Nancy Gosier to buy a TV station and produce the canoon series Gosier's Gophers. We advise Danita Greene to join Monster Movie Matinee and play Dr. Whitty. We advise Gary Horeth to get a cape and goggles and portray the man from Pabst. We advise Bruce Jackson to open a used car lot and call it Jackson’s Junk. We advise Dave Knight to marry a red-haired chick and move to LaFargeville to have a bunch of little Red Knights. We advise Jennifer Lance to build a ranch and raise more of her favorite Beanies. We advise Larry Matice to keep working in electronics - he may learn to shock the world! We advise Lorie Middlestate to move to the border. We advise Vicky Mussot to make sure her Barbour doesn’t cut too close. We advise Darla Phillips to watch out . . . before she turns grey and catches elephantitis. We advise Cathy Radley to stay inside when the wind blows. We wouldn't want her to fly away unexpectedly! We advise Mary Rosenfeld to give up on Mr. Z. - you can't reason with scientists. We advise Steve Russell to marry a Stover and open a candy store. Russell and Stover Candy Shop has a cer- tain ring to it. We advise Sandy Shea to eat a cherry blossom. Don't be shy! We advise Vicki Stumpf to go West . . . ALL the way! We advise LuAnn Thompson to keep up her work as a beatician. With her talent she should go far. We advise Dann Venton to take over his brother-in-law's business and rename it Daniel and the Lion's Den. We advise Jay Warner to move to Hollywood and join the Warner Brother's Studio. We advise Jeanette Wright to go to the plains and become a Countryman. We advise Janet Howard to become a performer on Hee Haw. She certainly has had the stage experience at Lyme! 19
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urm I, Susan Barbour, leave my ability to skip vocational school to Bill Reff, and my ability to skip at Lyme to my brother David. I, Jeffrey Bassette, bequeath to John Morrow, my cast. This is to be used to keep him quiet for awhile! I. Kathy Bearup, leave all my black and blue marks from gym to Marlene Knight, and my gym shorts to Mike Failing. I, Cynthia Benjamin, leave my ability to flub up cheers to Candy Fulmer. I. Ginger Benny, leave my sports ability to my sister Janette and hope she will use it as well as I did. I, Nanette Bergevin, leave the hardships of a genius to anyone having the guts to follow in my footsteps. I, Carol Chavoustie, leave my nickname Barrel to anyone who has rolling ability like me. How about, Donnie DeBerger? I, Nancy Gosier, leave my ability to be to school on time to my sister Susan. She will make better use of it than I did. I, Danita Greene, leave a recording of my laughter to be played when things get too quiet, and a month’s supply of cigarette butts for the girls' room. I, Gary Horeth, leave the key to my playboy club to Mr. Z, hoping he will use it wisely. I, Janet Howard, leave my trumpet to Gary Chavoustie, and my great physical ability to Charlie Valentine. I, Bruce Jackson, leave Jackson’s Junkyard to anyone who has a use for junk. 1, David Knight, leave my riding around in my Mustang to Rick Hills. 1, Jennifer J. Lance, bequeath to any member of the student body who can keep a 1,100 pound cow in his or her locker for four years, a treasure of great value. I, Larry Matice, leave the secret of making Mr. Moore mad at me to John Raso. He'll know how to use it! I, Lorie Middlestate, leave my ability to make it through school to Sherry, and my ability to get along with Mr. Derefinko to Mary Lou. She needs it! I, Vicky Mussot, leave my ability to skip classes to my sister Mindy. I, Darla Phillips, leave my cheering position to my sister Jackie. I, Cathy Radley, leave this school and its administration running as fast as I can! 1, Mary Rosenfeld, leave my math ability to the math department. I, Steve Russell, leave my Valiant to anyone who wants it. I, Sandra Shea, leave the days in school to my brothers and sisters, even though 1 know they don't want them. Who would?! I, Vicki Stumpf, leave my cheering ability to Cathy Weiler and my big mouth to Kathy Thompson. She needs it! I, LuAnn Thompson, leave my ability to park and unpark cars to my sister Kathy. I, Dann Venton, leave my ability to come to school two days out of the week to Mr. Vick. He already has had some experience. 1, Jay Warner, leave fond memories to all my teachers. I, Jeanette Wright, leave my third period run around and my legal Senior privileges to Cindy Rust.
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