Tarpon Springs High School - Tarpon Yearbook (Tarpon Springs, FL)

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1 Lost Will ond Testament IJ,l.Vlargo lfoss,, th my half used cheerleading shirt to any girl who can wear it the whole season and my straight A's in Eng ish t I, Spero Krevatas, to wi and bequeath my no-doz tablets, Sleeping pills, and tranquilizers to Manuel Tsavaris to endure the forthcoming term at the Green House. I, Roger LaBelle, do will and bequeath my sleeping time in POD to George Garnett. I, John Lelekis, do will and bequeath anything which I have honestly derived during my trying duration at old TSH to Manuel Tsavaris! I, Lynne Leonard, do will and bequeath my old gymsuit to anyone who has nerve enough to wear it. I, Chris Littell, do will and bequeath my great talent in band, and my battered horn to my able assistant, L. Clyde Land and Samuel Joke Henderson. I, Gina Logan, do will and bequeath my ability to make A's f?J in Typing II to Ferrell Sarris. I, Carla Lyle, do will and bequeath my Majorette boots, baton and bad luck to Cheryl Lipsey. I, Candy Lyons, do will and bequeath my alias name Big Mama my Liz Taylor blouse, and my kookie coat to Peggy Goddard. I, Evelyn Kay McClure, do will and bequeath all my leftover aspirins and old sketch books to Phyllis Dailey, and my position as head Majorette to Barbara North. I, Eric McDaniel, do will and bequeath Mr, Otis Wragg to the next unlucky Senior Class, I, Ted Mackin, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Sakkis and Mr. Chizik and to be a woman's best friend to any Junior Boy who thinks he can handle it. Ik Irene Mangos, do will :md bequeath my altemate cheerleader position to anyone who can take all the hardships it brings to t 6111. I, Sue Mann, do will and bequeath my smile to Mr. Chizik and my hair to Mr. Sakkis. I, Fernmarie Manthey, do will and bequeath one box of soprano pills and one box of alto pills to Mary Ellen Keith and anyone else in the Glee Club who needs them. I, Kally Miaoulis, do will and bequeath my slightly used majorette boots and my undropable baton to Cissy Lee. I, Tom Middleton, do will and bequeath my ability to compliment all the nice looking chicks to Joe Scarbough. I, David Neal, do will and bequeath my most cherished memories, the esteem of being elected as president of the two organiza- tions which were deepest in the red to Sam. I, Dennis Neal, do will and bequeath my position on the bench during basketball season to Frank England and my worries and head- aches during my senior year to all Juniors. I, Elizabeth Newton, do will and bequeath my ability to talk in trigonometry class and not get caught to Pat Hogue. I, James Owens, do will and bequeath old bassoon reeds and the school's old bassoon, and the ability to play it to anyone who wants to try. Also my tuning on the clarinet, reeds, and my ability to play it to Gloria Gay. I, Karen Parks, do will and bequeath my ability to talk in Typing II class and to let Brenda get blamed for it to any Junior who needs it. I, Sherrill Pearson, do will and bequeath my water painting ability, and five year old Iirecrackers, and one bottle of magnesia to Mary Arfaras in hopes that she will put those items to good use. I, Tina Perruzzi, do will and bequeath my taxi service to Sammy Henderson. I, Brenda Petty, do will and bequeath my old worn out typewriter eraser, from being used so much in Typing II class to any Junior who wants it. l I, Teresa Powell, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with students and teachers to anyone whose foot fits the shoe. I, Tommy Riginos, do will and bequeath my coolness on the court and old cafeteria jokes to Frank England. I, Madelyn Ringus, do will and bequeath my ability to wander in the halls without a pass, be a pleasant band f?j member, and write news for the Leader when there isn't any, to any junior who is daring and strong enough. I, Mickey Roberts, do will and bequeath my Apple Polishing technique in band to Scaci Delk and my English brains to all Lucky UQ Juniors. I, Sarah Winnie Roberts, do will and bequeath nothing--because I have nothing but Charlie--and I'm keeping him. I, Elizabeth Root, do will and bequeath my superior sailing ability and trophies to Judy Kapsalis. I, Larry Sheley, do will and bequeath to Tommy Ferguson my ability to work in the library. I, Angela Smirlis, do will and bequeath my abilities to work with Mrs. Gause, and to handle NFL with kid gloves and all empty aspirin bottles, tianquilizers, and pep pills to Eddie Amador. I, Rebecca Snypp, do will and bequeath my Suzie Wong dress to anyone who has nerve enough to wear it. I, Justin Wright Steadham, do will and bequeath my ability to stay awake in POD to Pat Hannon. . I, Steve Thalasinos, do will and bequeath my ability to raise havoc in the Senior Class to Ted Tsardoulias. I, Dayle Thomas, do will and bequeath my nickname Stoma and the ability to be the loudest cheerleader on the squad to Janice Se tly used cheerleading skirt to any girl who deserves it. I, Jim Thompson, do will and bequeath all the sweat and dirt of the seven man sled to the lucky guys on the line and my position as Kelly's pet to Sam Henderson. I, Linda Timmins, do will and bequeath my ability to drive the M-G to school to Brenda Christopherson. Also my ability to make A's in Typing to Phyllis Dailey, and the wonderful times I've had in my Senior year to Gloria Gay. - I, George T. Tompkins, do will and bequeath my ability to help Bobby Lyons during the second semester in American History! I, Judy Toms, do will and bequeath my typewriter to Madeline Sawyer and my dear sister Peggy Toms. I, James Toole, do will and bequeath my ability to get out of giving oral reports in Mr. Klimis' class to John Brown. I, Dora Ulmer, do will and bequeath my worn out tennis shoes and dirty gymsuit to Miss DeGrow. I, Gloria Ulmer, do will and bequeath my ability to go scooter-pooting to Cathy Stansell. I, Kathleen Vaporis, do will and bequeath my ability to fix my own hair and not yell for help to Elaine Tsourakis and my ability to make A's in bookkeeping to Jim Mouzourakis and J. T. LeCouris. I, Lorraine Villani, do will and bequeath all my worn out magnifying glasses and all my eye strained teachers who have tried to decipher my tiny handwritting to any poor soul who writes as tiny as I. I, Elsie Welliver, do will and bequeath one set of chopsticks and the ability to use them to Janet, Janice, and Sandy. I, David Willis, do will and bequeath my ability to talk in Miss Winnett's Business English class to Bobby Lyons. i' li Y r. Y '-L

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