Okinawa Christian School - Citadel Yearbook (Okinawa, Japan)

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ruth quisenberry Charles sligh barbara velasco 16

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;len gantzer wilford kalbach antonio mercado is

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I, Wilf Kalbach, being of questionably sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath to Lance my basketball shot, my singing voice to Lottie Quisenberry, my motorcycle to anybody uneducated enough to take it, my big white comb to Mr. Parr, my staight hair to Mr. Macy, and my uniform and respect to 0. C. S. I, Chuck Sligh, in order to form a more perfect school, establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common offense do hereby will my tremendous ability to tell jokes to Mr. Penner. My big mouth I give to Evelyn Justiniano. 1 give my long curly hair to Mr. Parr and my fantastic height and great basketball playing ability I give to Robert Melecio. My ability to play the guitar and my beautiful soft romantic voice I give to someone who really needs it, Lottie Quisenberry. Lastly I will my body to be hanged from a from a tree in the 0. C S. garden until I rot. I, Marie Cochran, being of ?? sound mind and healthy body do hereby leave to all my underclassmen the memory of the great years I spent with each and every one of you. To my dear sister, Karen, I leave my fantastic ability to cheer. To joise Chiu, I bequeath my brain, hoping that she will use it wisely, to Eriinda I leave my ability to meet my appoint- ments on time, that is, if she ' s on time to read this, and last but not least, I leave my school uniform to the school and I wish for it to be placed in a glass case so that the future students of O.CS. will know that I ' ve been to this school. I, Barbara Velasco, in my old age of 18, hereby write my last will before I depart from this school. My condition is getting worse every day and my mind isn ' t as clear as it used to be. So while I still have some strength left in me, I, Barbara, do hereby leave to Lance Tarkington my beautiful and neat handwriting, hoping that it ' ll keep him out of trou- ble with the teachers. I give my ability to play volleyball to Sandra ?eals,who could use a little help, on second thought, a lot of help. I leave my secretarial position to Nelly Navarro who is a good friend of mine, and my crackling singing voice I will leave in the good hands of Irene Idian who likes to sing a lot. Irene, maybe with my voice people who hear you sing won ' t throw rotten eggs and tomatoes at you anymore. I, Nancy Chiu, do hereby leave thomas (Who ' s Thomas?) in the loving care of my sister Joise. My car along with my skilled driving I leave to Peter Choi. Maybe then he will be able to miss detention hall. I, Ruth Quisenberry, leave my morning blues and my afternoon naps to Judy Woods. To all the Junior girls I leave my long skirts. May they follow in my footstepes. I, Glen Gantzer, leave my gorgeous long blond hair to Peter King who might not look good in my gorgeous blond hair but it might cover his head a little more itian his crew cut. To Klarita I leave my baby blue eyes since she admires Lance ' s so much. Last I leave the wig I got in Taiwan to our beloved Mr. Parr. I, Anthony Mercado, do hereby leave my guitar to Irene Idian. Maybe some of my incredible talent will rub off on her. I leave my fantastic drawings to Mary Yam. Last of all I leave my volumous voice to Mike Nakamura. I, Edwardo Agcaoili, do hereby leave my grades to someone who could make good use of them, Sandy Beals. To Joise Chiu I leave my quietness and silence. That was at the Junoirs request. senior last will and testament