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I, Ken Phillips, will all my secret wrestling holds to Frank Ashley. I, Dan Roberts, will my ability to sleep through Shakespeare and still pass Miss Casten's tests to the whole junior class-they'll need it. I, Dale Sage, will to Larry Dirst my ability which is too embarrassing to mention. I, Jim Satorius, will my usouthernl' accent to Alan Dorick-Good Luck! I, Duane Savukoski, will my easy to pronounce name to Darla Schellenburger. I, Eldon Sitzes, will my slightly used Santa Claus suit to Bob Heap. I, Betty St. Ange, will my ability to stay awake in first hour Government class during the topic of China to Alice I-Iulbert. I, Linda Todd, will my ability to stand on my head to Lora Zink. I, Merry Todd, will my even temper and delightful disposition to Tina johnson. I, Larry Torkelson, will my second Bookkeeping book to Dave Peterson. I, Bill Turner, will my permanent position in the corner of the gym to any junior who finds himself there next year. I, Hansena Vanclborg, will my famous line Yes, john from the junior play to Sharon Hoppler and all my old algebra tests to Mary Hess. We, jean and June Vickery, will our extremely long legs to Lana and Lora Zink. I, Sandy Weigerding, will my seat in the hall every 8th hour to Lora Zink. I, LoWayne Wells, will my position as treasurer of the senior class to any junior who can add and subtract. I, Barb Wendell, will my beautiful blue notebook with jim on the back to Phyllis Stafford. I, Margaret Wheeler, will my ability to stay in Mrs. Hites' Bookkeeping class to Sally Stroud. I, Bob Wilkinson, will my eagerness to learn to Harry Ludwig. I, Don Williamson, will all my abilities to Terry Coley because he needs them and my centerfield position to any Republican, anti-St. Louis Cardinal fan. I, Clayton Wilson, will my ability to get out of Bookkeeping to Bill Moloney.
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Classwzw Wie, the graduating class of 1964, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby will and bequeath the following items: I, Dan Anderson, will my wavy hair to Elba Hensley. I, Ed Anderson, will my ability to impersonate recording stars to Steve Sanders. I, Cheryle Ashmore, will my ability to draw a crooked line to Sherri Sharpton. I, Dave Corbin, will my vacated managers job to Terry Coley. I, Rosalie Corbin, will my ability to succeed in P.E. without really trying to Marsha Thomas. I, Jeanette Coyne, will my ability to complete the Practical English magazine to Tommy Harrington. I, Ken Dean, will my ability to kill mice on the stage to all the junior girls who are afraid of mice. I, Sherry Eaton, will my nerve to go downtown everyday at noon in zero weather to Helen Davidson. I, Melode Elatness, will my mittens, scarves, and leggings that I wore in Government class to all the juniors for the winter season-theylll need them. I, Ava Galloway, will my perfectly arranged hair after P.E. to joan Martin. I, Gary Geistler, will my mayorship of White Willow to that strong, upstanding, Republican, Cub fan Ron Severson. I, Sharon Grindstaff, will my gymnastic abilities to Nan Harlow. I, Roger Hadaway, will my even temper and good sportsmanship during Yorkville games to Dan Friant. I, Rae Lee Hagmayer, will my ability to cut classes and not get caught to Doug Sitzes. I, Bev Ham, will all my fun I've had and my ability to make a speech in speech class without falling apart to any juniors with nerve enough to take speech. I, Lee Harrison, will my good grades in Trig class to any junior who attempts to take Trig. I, Kristi Hoyland, will my Irish-Norwegian accent to Kathy Bols. I, Charles Karr, will my noon hour sessions with Mr. Miller to Dave Brown. He may need them before he's out of school. I, Tom Keplar, will my ability to fix coffee tables to anyone who is in need of a coffee table fixed im- mediately. I, Dick Kubinski, will my nickname Big Dickl' to Dicky Davidson. I, Rosemary Lamping, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Hites to any junior girl who attempts Office Practice. I, Shirley Lundstrom, will my slightly used Bookkeeping book and my ability to get caught talking in class to Leanne Wilhelmi. I, Ken Malone, will all my steady rings I have had and lost to Tom Harrington. I, Steph Mann, will my orange and black beannie, which has been willed from person to person for the past three years, to Lee Stroud. I, Rhoda Martin, will my Eloise pigtails to Dee Potts and my ability to do Eloise to anyone who has the nerve to do it. I, Don McCord, will my ability to wink at girls without getting in trouble to jim Clennon. I, Roger Miller, will to jerry Goggins a book called Ten Easy Lessons on How to Get Along with Girls. I, Bob Mork, will my knowledge of cars to Larry Jones. I, Nancy Murley, will my neat, orderly locker to Donna Eneix. I, Mark Offerman, will my extraordinary memory to . . . uh . . . what's his name. I, Stell Owens, will my beautiful singing to Rita Orlomoski who is as good in chorus as I am. I, Dick Pace, will my Bookkeeping book with D.P. in it and nothing else to Don Phillips. I, Allen Pehlke, will my ability to understand Macbeth, China, Architecture, and Bookkeeping t0 John Dorre. I, Gerry Peterson, will my three hours of P.E. to Leanne Wilhelmi. I, Ron Peterson, will my can of spray paint to Ron Severson or anybody else who would paint the water tower again.
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