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Prophecies Here we are, many, many . . . years later with the class of 1984. Let's see what has happened to those teenagers of years gone by. GE0RG1ANNA ALLEN has made history by being the first woman shortstop for the St. Louis Cardinals. TY ALLEN is a candidate for the new Blues BYothers film. .JAMES BROWN is still looking for a car with a hood that isn't the same color as his hair. MISSY CANFIELD is trying to find a car that will run. MIKE CARMEAN is running a shelter for injured greasers to help put them out of their miserj BOBBY CHARLES can't seem to tell the difference between a duck and a dog. He never did get over that accident. CHERYL CLARK just cut a new record for RCA entitled, Younger Men Make Better Lovers. LOIS COLEMAN RIGG hasn't adjusted to her name change yet and is still looking for the coal man. Due to the absence of Mr. T, TODD COOLEY has filled the position to a T . ROGER DAVIDSON is wandering through the crowd looking for Mrs. Fuelling to help him with his accounting fundamentals. And the Smurfs had better beware, because SUSAN DAWSON is travelling the country de- stroying as many of them as she can find. ANDY DOWSON, too, is having trouble with cars—he is trying to keep his on all four wheals VERNON DUNAWAY is traveling to explore the large cities in Spot. Poor CLAUDENE EASLEY has not been able to overcome her urge to argue even though she has tried for all these many years. No, Claudene, the earth is not flat. If you see a silver pickup around, it is sure to be DIANA EASLEY making her way from place to place. GINGER FEMMER is busy in her tree factory, helping the KEEBLER elves make ginger snaps — and keeping her own accounting books—AND MAKING A MILLION DOLLARS a year. Look! Here come's TRACY GERECKE, leader of Meatball's Motorcycle Gang. And there stands LISA GREGORY, waiting for the rest of the shorthand class to catch up. CINDY HAMMITT is still rearranging her clothes so she won't have bulges. Now would be the time for some good music, if only RITCHIE KLOPFER has achieved a spot in the group ALABAMA To go along with the music we don't have, VALERIA LARIMER is dancing her way into a succ- essful love life. ROBERT MCDANIELS is still trying to live down the nickname BOB . DARIN MORRELL is still trying to find a process for getting taller, and CARLA OLSON is still making her annual trips to Florida. JIMMY RAUSCH has not worked his way to the day that he can give Jeff B. a ride around, but is still trying. Good Luck, Jim. JA lost a good manager in OREN RUSSWINKEL, but he is now helping younger and stronger high school students to make their way to those high ideals that he attained in the years Jhe participated in the program.........and so on and so on etc, etc. CINDY RUYLE still spends much of her time deciding whether or not she likes her clothes and her fried hair. Couples in the high school hallways are still a study for LILA RUYLE as she waits for Doug to return. KIM SCHMITZ is still very affec.tionate, and enjoys seeing all her friends, whereever they meet. RONNY SULLINGER has finally gotten away from his older sisters and can now pick out his own clothes. CHRIS WILHITE still attends all athletic events in Dosh to keep everyone on their toes. CLINT FARGO is giving DR. J a hard time on the basketball court, because as Dr. J's coach he can't seem to make himself heard. Anyone wanting some gourmet candy, go to LORI MUELLER'S CANDY BOUTIQUE for the finest chocolates in Meredosia. Since JANICE BROWN has taken over the local barber shop, everyone has the new punker hairstyles. AND LAST, BUT DEFINITELY NOT LEAST, don't forget DAVID WERRIES, following in his father's footsteps, has one of the finest farms east of town and lives in the lap of luxury.
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Wills I, Georgianna Lynn Allen, will to anybody the ability to make it through basketball practice. I, Tyler Hall Allen, will to ANY underclassman the ability to put up with a Dowson. I, James P. Brown, will to Dewey M. my football girdle. I, Janice M. Brown, will my ability to be seen out in the crowd by any boy to Sheila B. and Theresa C. 1, Melissa G. Canfield, will to Theresa the ability to be able to walk across the floor without spraining her ankle. I, Michael David Carmean, will all football Booboo's to Tommy Joe. I, Eric Todd Cooley, will to any future Building Trades student the ability to sumo wrestle Mr. J. and live to tell about it. I, Roger A. Davidson, will to Larry Charles, my ability to run. I, Andrew Jay Dowson, will to anyone my always stolen jokes and sayings. I, Susan Beth Dawson, will to Leslie W. the ability to drive safely and to Toni W. and Amy M. the ability to stay sane through Prom. I, Vernon Dunaway, will my driving ability to Eric Allen. I, Diana Easley, will to anyone my ability not to say anything. I, Claudene M. Easley, will to any student my ability to put up with a certain Junior and 8th grader. I, Clinton Allen Fargo, will to Tharran Hobson my protection, and to L. D. the will to wait. I, Bernice V. Femmer, will to my sister Crystal the ability to find out who her true friends are. I, Trudy Lynn Gant, will ray height to Diane Haberman and my cooking abilities to Debbie Fargo. I, Tracy R. Gerecke, will my practice pants to Tom Hall and Chris Hilton, my football ability to Mike Schwalb; and my crayons to Bad Bob. I, Lisa Gregory, will the ability to make it through school to my nieces and nephews. I, Scott Christopher Gregory, will to Leslie Wilhite the ability to act like a normal human being. I, Cynthia J. Hammitt, will my ability to have a starting position on the volleyball team to Tammy Allen. I, Ritchard Allan Klopfer, will my crayolas to Mr. James. I, Valeria L. Larimer, will to Chuck my flexibility to that he will bend and not break. I, Robert J. McDaniels will to a certain Cub Fan the ability to talk more. I, Lori Ann Mueller, will to Kim Schmitz the ability to stay away from YOUNG BOYS. I, Carla Jean Olson, will to anybody the ability to be able to wear dresses as much as I do. I, Oren Jacob Russwinkel, will my writing ability to the English Department. I, Cynthia A. Ruyle, will my purse collection to Amy Martin, and the ability to turn the other cheek to Toni Wilson. I, Lila Sue Ruyle, will to Trudy the ability to keep her comb and to Lori and Becky my flaking ability. I, Kimberly Dianne Schmitz, will to Susan S. the ability to ride the bus for two more years without going insane. I, Ronny Lee Sullinger, will my Building Trades job to Dan Browning. I, Crystal Kay Wilhite, will to Any Martin my acrobatic ability in cheerleading and to Lori and Becky my comb. I, Cheryl Ann Clark, will Theresa all my squished M M's. 16
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