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Page 18 text:
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1. B. White, says, Hey, L. Hilton . . 2. The Volleyball girls. 3. All smiles from S. Tucker. 4. Two beautiful blondes once again-M. Wyda R. Crane 5. Mad Scientist M. Williams 6. D. Eckelberry says, Hey guys. 7. Larry, Moe, Curly, otherwise known as L. Cathcart, T. Hopper, T. Eastman. 8. Is it wedding bells for J. Kayser M. Jones? 9. AIRSPACE-E. Wooderson M. Wheat 10. Tough guy S. Kimball! 11. Look at those cars! 300- Cl UB
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I, Chuck Magathan, being of sound mind and hand- some body will the ability to drive and own a decent car to my sister LaDonna; myself to and the abili- ty to not get my car taken away by the police to John Pearson. I, Sean McDonald, leave my 1973 Dart to Melanie Biggs; my ability to pole vault to Don Shope and to Dustin Heiman, I leave my grades; to Laurie Davidson I leave my ability to play football; and to Todd Pierce my ability to crack heads on the gridiron. I, Clint Myers, being of sound mind and bull riding body bequeath the following: to Steve Coe I leave my ability not to pass out in the bathroom of a Quik Trip; the rest I am taking with me because no one deserves it. I, Steve Newton, being of sound mind and body will the following to; my little sister Tina my ability to flunk Mrs. Noller's class; to Mark Robinson my abili- ty not to run my truck into someone's corn field while trying to hot rod; I will my ability to play cards to anyone who wants to take English IV. I, Christy O'Brien, being of cool body and crazy mind will the following: to Tracey Stinson I will my nice name Barbie; to Tricia Gundy my dumb blonde reputation; I also will my ability to miss Mondays to whomever wants it. I, John Pearson, being of abused mind and pursued body, leave my ability to not let girls drive my car to Charles Magathan; to Robert Hutchcroft the ability to not get a ticket when he gets pulled over; last but not least, 1 will my can of Copenhagen to the person who is always out whenever I see him, Tim Goodpasture. I, Christy Reust, being of slightly bizarre and insane mind leave the following; to all of my friends, I leave fond and always loving (I hope) memories; to Jennifer Haden my ability to pass Mrs. Anderson's and Mr. Powell's classes; to my “sis Anna Roberts 1 leave my self-confidence; to Staci Heathman my ability not to get grounded. I, Mark Robinson, being of indefinable mind and string bean body bequeath to the following: to Steve Newton, my pickup because he is always in it more than I am; to Eric Parks a fish dip net so he can try to catch a raccoon; to all of the guys on the vo-tech bus to keep the phrase Farmer alive forever. I, Jackie Shope, being the sweet innocent person I am, will to the following: to Erica Schubert my ability to not throw broccoli in the lunch room; to Penny Lauer my ability not to whine all the time, and to Janice Stukey my ability to catch sun rays and not moon rays. 1, Lori Snider, being of open mind and strangely clothed body will the following: to Jennifer Haden my blonde hair so she can't complain about it any more; to Joey Ellis my age so she can be in the senior class (she knows why); to Stephanie Lindsay my self-control; and to Naomi Wonder Woman Clock my everlast- ing friendship. I, Janice Stukey, being of sound mind and innocent body will the following: to my buddy Rae Lynn Crane I will the ability to swim in a lake without wearing sweats and shoes; to Gretchen Mounkes the ability not to attract attention to myself by wearing my name tag in the wrong place; to Kristi Bishop the ability to loosen up and not take Rae Lynn Crane so seriously; to Sean Lance Stuck I will myself. I, Steve Tucker, being of battered body and logical mind leave the following: to Mark Walford the ability to trip and not fall; to Ron Brunkow good tidings; to Mike Zumbrum my ability not to whine; to Stephanie Uhler I leave myself, my car, and my ability to get along with you. I, Michelle Wheat, being of over-exercised mind and under-exercised body will to the following: to Marcia Jones the ability to keep having those great ideals ; to Melissa Johnson I will my hair and my looks; to Mi- chelle Wyda my ever-lasting friendship; to Eric Woo- derson my heart, my soul and all my love forever. I, Brian White, being of sound mind and body will to the following: to my skinny brother Scott all of my weight so he can keep ahead of Zumbrum; to Lori Hilton I leave myself; to Greg Karr, Nathan Grother, and Jerry Boyce an invitatin to go on a turkey hunt sometime since theirs got canceled; to Mark Walford a fifty-foot marble statue of the legendary Randy Heins. I, Marsha Williams, being of somewhat erratic mind do bequeath to the following: to Jennifer Haden my ability to pass Mr. Powell's tests; to Stephanie Lindsay I leave my ability to know when and where not to say something stupid and to my little sis my responsi- bilty so that maybe mom and dad will trust her with the car. I, Eric Wooderson, being of ornery body and abused mind will to the following: to Rick Hamlin the ability to pick a winning team like the Raiders; to everybody left over, I leave the ability to be a pain to all the faculty, especially Mr. Massey for every day of the school year. I, Michelle Wyda, being of fried mind and alcoho- lized body hereby will to the following: to Kim Olson I leave the memory of the summer of '85 and all of the fun we had together; to Michelle Wheat the ability to go to the movies, actually see the entire movie and not have to be helped out of the theater; last but not least to Greg French, I leave my mind, soul, myself and all of my love. 13
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