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Class Will Karl Achenbach wills his scar to Larry Bruestle because he is the only one big enough to wear it. L Fred Adams wills his ability to railroad business through short class meetings to Keith Evringham. Larry Adkins wills his ability to organize conference reports to Robert Lautzenheiser. Carl Alden wills his affection for Jersey cattle to Lynn McGrew. Ames Allen wills his back seat position in Dr. Buller's bus to any Junior who can learn to sleep there without developing Trucker's Kidneys. Ron Banning wills his barber shop with playmate to any Junior desiring some action. Jon Bernstein wills all of his wild animals and devious schemes for obtaining the same to Larry Baum. Al Huey Bryant wills his streaking ability to the Junior with the most hair on his chest. Tom Burk wills his oral diarrhea and his rectal Hati to Keith Burgett. Joe Curly Clutter wills his Playboy foldouts. to be posted in conspicuous places such as the lectern to Pete Bowen. Doug Coatney leaves his ability to be tired while in the john by Fleety to Jim Buck. Lyndon Conrad wills his wife's chair she used while waiting and receiving to Roy Buss. Don Cromer leaves his mountaineer hat and boots and all the canine medicine knowl- edge that goes with them to Jim Cochran. Tom Cummins wills his relationship with Rex to any man that can keep Rex's Thunder- bird clean. Russell DeVore wills his distant relationship, for all the good it did him to Dr. Koutz and the phrase It's Guar-n-teed' to Neal Caldwell. Larry Dickey wills to Ken Clever his even temper and love to attend Necropsy. Barbara Dolgan wills to Gil Cloyd her thin figure and all around knowledge and clinical skill. Dick Flinn leaves his Ugh! seat next to Dolgan to Bing Ahlering. Tom Fox wills his ability to choose a suitable class to graduate with to Ed Buck. Frank Gluhm leaves his broad experience and knowledge of Veterinary Medicine to another son of a . . . Dick Rudy. No Jay, That's enough! Repositol Testerone l.V.
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Jack Gordon leaves his quick mind to Gordon Davis. Roger Gussett leaves his basketball to Mike Cornwell. Bob Hein leaves the other half of his diploma to Robert Allen. Tom Hickey wills his Roberts Rules of Order to Dick Hersman. Gene Hofacre wills what's left in the Pharmacy after his departure to Jim Ewing. Joan Hurley wills her dirty beachcomber coveralls and rolled down boots to Niles Farris. Jerry Johnson leaves his ability to be on time at weddings to Jay Forsyth. Grant Johnson wills his electric milker and now weak hands to Bill Frey. Dick Klingensmith will just quietly leave. Dick Knight leaves that rare knowledge that comes with age to Larry Blum. Mike Kovsky leaves his close personal ties with Dr. Upjohn to John Harroff. Joe Kropp leaves his 400,000 used disposable syringes to Jerry Haughn. Jay Kuhlman has not the heart to leave the other members Cfemalel of his group to anyone. Francis Lux leaves Lux's Party House to Tim Snyder. Dave McDonald wills his beautiful sound 34 year old mare to Jim Cobb. Rock McClaren wills his even temper and cooperative nature to Kenneth Holec. Mike Miller wills his higher than West Virginia average IQ to Dick Hackenbracht. Dan Montag wills his close ties with railroading and women to Herb Betts. Ron Montgomery wills 50 gallons of blood agar to Ron Kondrich. George Nyland wills his thorough knowledge of one misguided West Virginian neighbor to SPWV CSociety for the Preservation of West Virginiansl. Carl Olilia wills his ticket on the Spring Florida train to Scott Anderson. Ted Panhuis leaves his skill to not articulate properly when it is most advantageous to Tony Lesh. Frank Pipers will leave to Murray Decklebaum all of his unpaid Pharmacy accounts. Jim Popp wills to each Junior enough grey matter to 4-point his Senior year. Martti Putkonen wills his sheepdog appearance, Charles Atlas physique and Casanova style to Mark Johnson. Roger Ronk leaves his address book to Ed Maleski. Dave Royer leaves that M , Pharmacy key to Ward Lutz. Don Sanders wills 400 unsold copies of the Chiron to Sharon Schumann. Judy Sanders wills her genuine authentic Davey Crocket pistol to Sallie Ginaven. Tom Saurer would like to argue with Barry about whether to leave or not. Larry Sautter leaves a six-pack of Bud in the interns fridge to Steve Kurtzer. Tom Schiefer leaves his record number of financees to Tom Smith. Harold Shraw leaves his half interest in Mac's mare fmentioned abovej to Theron Hysell. Tom Shriver wills his set of keys to Dr. Tharp's liquor cabinet to Dave Strickler. Bob Isreal Slobody wills the chronic mis-pronouncing of his name to Roger Spiess. Robert Smatthis leaves vintage 1964 Panhuis Ford Special to Don Heagren for safe- keeping. Ralph Smith leaves his book The One Thousand Questions I Didn't Ask to Bill Ridder. Warren Snead wills his vast experience in castrating lambs Western style to Gary Wiedwald. Rufus Sparks wills his ability to remain calm and levelheaded in the midst of mass confusion to Bob Wolterman. Lester Starcher wills 72 bushels of burned out light bulbs and one gross of empty NoDoz boxes to Jim Walsh. Bill Sternecker wills his body to the makers of Old Gold for a year's supply of cigarettes.
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