Okinawa Christian School - Citadel Yearbook (Okinawa, Japan)

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Senior Wills I, Sharon J. Allen, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath my half of the locker to Jene McClellan, who had to put up with my lunch and books every day this year. To Dan Forster I leave my Trig, tests. They might come in handy some- time, if you can read them. To Johnny Wu, I leave my broken watch, so maybe he ' ll be on time for U.S. History class. And to Mr. Jon Reasoner, I leave my shorthand knowledge, so he may read the notes Annie Kaneshiro and I wrote in Trig, class. I, Lona Marie Blake, leave my height to Thomas Pogue so basketball will be more challenging. I leave my accounting ability to Mr. Ply male and he may do what he wishes with it. I, George Kawamura, leave my intelligence for those who will be seniors next year, especially Paul and Benny. My muscular self I give to Mahito Yokoi for better looks, and my handsome face I bequeath to this school for good memories. I, Kiki Yoshioka, give all my fat to Janet Tom. To Miss Skillman, I give my ability to fall asleep in Chemistry class. My hair I give to Miss Nelson, who surely needs it. And to Grace Writesel I give my technique in getting cute boyfriends. 1, Robert Pogue, leave my should-be-retired number 20 to anyone who feels they are privileged to wear it. My ' - coolness I give to those who will be seniors next year to help them to prosper in life . I, Gean Writesel, leave my extraordinary talent in soccer to Ban Son Kat and my innocence to Allen Wilkins. My study habits and promptness to Roney Lewis. And, last of all, I leave my ability in shooting pool to Mitsuji Hicks. I , Anne Kaneshiro , the best class president OCS has ever had , do hereby leave my faithful purple converse tennis shoes to Hinako Schroeter so that she will have the classiest set of feet on the court. Then I would like to give my brother Jimbo my extremely practiced skill in stalling classes and wasting classtime. Finally I leave my talent in setting up lockers and decorating locker doors, and stuffing sleeping bags to the junior class. 1, Victoria Ann Bell, being of unsound mind, but sound body, do hereby leave all my world wisdom and sophistication to Dimi Ehrhardt and Miss Janice Skillman, in the hope that they will prosper financially and socially as I undoubtedly will. Last, but definitely not least, I will my finely developed talent of irritating people to anyone stubborn, spirited, and individualistic enough to accept it. We anonymous seniors leave our unprecedented ability for toilet-papering people ' s homes to all our privileged victims, you know who you are! ! ! 15

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' There are no problems we cannot solve together, and very few we can solve by ourselves. ' -Lyndon B. Johnson s ■ , - oO - , JT 0-2) ' M ¥ 1 7 ix