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Page 22 text:
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CLASS WILL I» BILL ALBERRY, leave my ability to smile and make a joke out of everything even when I’m depressed to Leo Wilson. He could sure use it. I, JANETTE BENNEY. leave my ability to get out of school fast to anyone who wants it as much as I did. I, CINDY BOLIO, leave my ability to do my homework to my brother, Mike and my ability to play a solo on my clarinet in the variety show to Lynn Aubertine. I. NELSON BOURQUIN, leave my ability to squeal around corners without getting in trouble to anyone who wants it. I, JOHN BRIMMER, leave my thanks and friendship to anyone who cares or notices that I have left. I, RICK DAWSON, leave my empty snuff cans to Todd Fleming and John Bassette. I, BETTY DAVIS, leave my laugh to Mr. Towne. Along with his it ought to sound great. I, DON DOLLINGER, leave this school running as fast as I possibly can. I, SANDY EDUS, leave to anyone who is wise enough, to take life as it is and love it, because once a day has passed, it will never return. I, MARK HANLIN, leave my Student Council President position to anyone who wants to see governmental prob- lems in small scale and wants to try to solve them. Good Luck! I, KARIN HORETH, leave all my senior priviledges to Linda Warner. I, MALCOLM JONES, leave my slam dunk to Farley Weeks and my height to my sister, Marsha. I, MARLENE KNIGHT, leave my gym shirt and sneakers to Eddie Herrick and my good natured disposition to Mindy Mussot. I, CECIL MELLEN, leave my ability to steal the school lunch trays for two days to Scott Backus, for I know he will use my ideas wisely. I, COLIN MITCHELL, leave my ability to leave school when ever I want and not get into trouble to Larry Brown. Do Da, Do Da! I, JOHN MORROW, leave my ability to mess things up to anyone willing to be half as crazy. I, JENNIE REED, leave my typewriter at Vocational to Jari Grimshaw in hopes that she does more work on it than I did. I, STEVE RICKETT, leave my soccer ability to Mike Failing even if he doesn't need it. I, SUSAN WEST, leave my ability to make people think that I am smarter and quieter than I really am to Lynn Aubertine. I, BRIAN WHATTAM, leave my ability to get into trouble but not get any detentions to Scott Backus. I, JAMIE WRIGHT, leave to my sister, Jill, the hopes that she will become a hair stylist like myself and become a BURR. I, ELYDA AUDO, leave nothing to no one. I, JOE BEARUP, leave my ability to think up witty sayings to teachers to Bill Wiseman and Dave Barbour. 18
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The date is June 26, 2002 and the Class of 1977 is having its 25th class reunion. We are holding it at the great, new resort park of Chaumont, owned and managed by the notable Bill Alberry. Elyda Audo, a famous stewardess on Allegheny Airlines, is serving as the hostess for the evening. Joe Bearup and John Morrow have offered to bring the main dish for the banquet, duck stew, with fresh meat shot just this morning. Jeanette Benny could not attend the reunion as she is still vigorously looking for a job. Cindy Bolio is showing the flask in which there is a new strain of bacteria. She’s not sure though, whether it is still in there. Nelson Bourquin arrives late as usual and asks if he needs a pass. John Brimmer has done all the wiring of the lights around the park. The design tells all, a giant J.B. Richard Dawson, even 25 years later, is still as quiet as ever, except when he sees a C.B. radio. Betty Davis and Karin Horeth have offered to supply the hors d'oeuvres and appetizer, fried chicken soup and Jreck mini-subs. Don Dollinger comes in showing the belt he won in boxing. He is the Featherweight Boxing Champion of the world. Sandy Edus is a world famous hair stylist. She is going around asking if anyone would like to wear one of her new styles. Greg Grimshaw is president of his own computer manufacturing company. His personal secretary is Jennie Reed. She is helpful in both the office and the home. Mark Hanlin has offered to provide the music with his new band, known as Hanlin's One Man Band. Malcolm Jones, the famous artist, brought his art pad and charcoal and is offering the portraits for everyone at the party for nothing. Marlene Knight is the bookkeeper for the marina. She brought the ducks along with her, she says they are some of her closest friends. Sam Larkin is still in Costa Rica. No wonder the natives are still restless. Cecil Mellen has brought all the soft drinks, since he has become president of his own soft drink company. Colin Mitchell, world-renouned farmer, brings the new strain of cows he has developed. They milk them- selves for the convenience of the farmer. Steve Rickette comes still eating lunch. He always was a slow eater. Dave Smith arrives still driving that old, red Pinto. Everyone wonders if he will ever get a new one or how he even got that one started. Karen Trainham hollers, I'm here! Am I late? , as she walks in the door. Bill Weiler, the now world famous carpenter, is showing the picture of the new addition he designed and built on the White House. Susan West could not attend the reunion as she is on her trip through Europe. She finally became rich and famous. Brian Whattam has offered to do his famous night club act for the entertainment. It is all his famous sound effects that have been used in Movies. Jamie Wright comes in on crutches. That foot of hers is still getting the best of her. 17
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