VIT High School - Vitorian Yearbook (Table Grove, IL)

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sewoK w jcjcs I, Stan Adcock, being of sound body and corrupt mind, will my body to Bob Marshall so he might look human and get a girlfriend who is almost old enough to crawl. I leave my complex mind to science (if they can find it). I leave my quick wit and science of slam to Terry Pilger so he might be able to react to a cut down instead of just smiling. I leave my insanity to the faculty one and all because I know they could not survive without it. I leave my extreme sense of modesty to Kerry Azbell. I, Janie Baum, being of sound mind and little body, will my ability to get along with other people to Becky Churchill for reasons quite evident; my ability to smile without being sarcastic to Sheri Roberts, because it pains her to do so; ability to throw tomatoes to my sister Janet; and my driving ability to Shirley Shinberger. I, Kevin Chenoweth, with a sound mind and body, will my basketball skills to Steve B. so he can be as good as I was or better and my football skills to Larry K. I leave the only thing that I have left to Janet Baum-my car. I, Vicky Churchill, will all my horseback riding ability to my sister Becky in hopes that she will be able to ride without being afraid of falling off all the time, hoping that she will injoy it as much as I do. I, Pam Conner, being of sound mind, and healthy body, will my singing ability to Shirley Shinberger, my art ability to Mr. Brown, my ability to keep my mouth shut to Emily Burlingame, my partying ability to Susan Chenoweth and Kathy Belden, and last but not least my ability to make it through high school to all the underclassmen. I, A.J. Crossman, being half here, sometimes, leave my driving ability to Elvis because he needs to be able to drive around the football field. My charm and great personality to Rev Posey because he has none and my car to Perry who has always wanted it. I, Mark Derry, member of the unique S.S. organization, being of deteriorating mind and small body, hereby will my outstanding abilities to the following: to Mark Weld, I give my effort to play the Star Spangled Banner before the football and basketball games; to Eldon Heaton, my football managing ability to film the game; to Jon B. and Kerry A. the ability to make Mrs. Basset smile, or mad, during her lectures; and to all the underclassmen, I give my excellent, patient and understanding mind, so that they might be able to withstand the struggle against the teachers and especially the secretaries and principals. I, Mike Dutton, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my athletic abilities to Kerry Azbell and Jon Branson because they need it. To Darren Jones I leave my intelligence and hopes that he can graduate from high school. And last but not least I leave my personality to Terry Palm because he needs to get along with Lauri H. better. I, Tommy Rick Dwyer, being of high mind and shakey body, leave my tallness to Jamie Lundeen so she can grow up-not out, my hunting and trapping skills to Dean Robinson, my kicking foot to Bjorn, my pass receiving ability to Short Horn , my car to Clumey's Salvage Yard, my truck to Emily Burlingame so she can get in and out of her parking places in the snow, my chest to Bob the Bird so he can be normal and my charm and handsomeness to Otis Kluthe. I, Cynthia Fouts, being of a fairly sane mind and sound body, do hereby will the following: To Jon Useless Branson, I will my worthlessness, o Miss Evans, I will my ability to teach sideline soccer. I will my ability to write valid essays and picture frame paragraphs to those students who are signed up for Mrs. Knowles's college English class. I will my temper to any fool who wants it. Last but not least, I will my thanks to the people at V.I.T. for their friendship during the past three years I've been here. I, Christy Hamm, will my driving ability to Beth Groff, my ability to pass French dictation to Lauri K. and Gary S. I, Mary Hampton, being of sound mind, and healthy body, will my volleyball ability to next year's varsity players, my ability to talk to boys to my sister, Barb, my ability not to flirt with every boy to Emily Burlingame, I and Pam will our bodies to Mrs. Webb hopefully to be of some use, my reading ability to Mrs. Knowles, my pom pom captain ability to Carolyn Bradshaw, and last but not least my skiing ability to Miss Evans. I, Cindy Heaton, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to not talk back to teachers to Pat Atchinson in hopes she will use it well to better herself. I also will my singing ability to Janet Green so she can reach higher notes and achieve more success in chorus. I, David Hezlep, will my abundant supply of hair to Jeff Hinderliter because he surely needs it. I, Linda Kessler, being of sound mind will my ability to be a linesman to Debbie Hollenback, my ability to type to Sherry Adcock and my unshyness to Barb Hampton. I, Lisa Kinne, being of sound mind and body will my ability to tell funny jokes to Miss Harper, will my earplugs to chorus, my ability to have a good time with Mrs. Knowles to all the juniors, my ability to speak French and have fun with Mrs. Pavelka to French I. I, Kathy Heitz, being of no mind, bequeath my sports ability to Georgia cause she needs it and my ability to succeed without trying to my brother Chris. I, Tami McCormick, being of sound mind and unproportioned body, will my ability to move my feet and hit a volleyball in the back row to Sheri Roberts, my Demo Queen title to Bug Baker or Georgia Horwedel, my ability to play left field to Jamie Lundeen, my ability to have just One boyfriend to Emily Burlingame and last but not least for the underclassmen to get along and be a athletic as the class of '78. I, Barbara McMullen, being of sound mind and short body, am leaving behind the following possessions, which will hopefully be appreciated. To Mr. Huit I will my ability to make it rain which comes in handy during marching band season. To Miss Evans, I will my patience and understanding so that she may last a few more volleyball and softball seasons without going crazy. And last but not least I will my catching ability to anyone who can break the opponants leg when they slide into home and to anyone who, in the life, would like to be a frog. I, Samantha Miller, hereby will my softball ability to Ketra Baker so she can be a fantastic pitcher, and break the backstop record at VIT, my music ability to Mr. Hewitt so that he will be a better musician and will be able to do more than one thing at a time, my nose to Miss Evans in hopes that people will quit trying to make reservations on her ski slope, and my last will goes to the Jr. class, who will never top the class of 78 , the ability to be a class who gets along at times needed and shares everything, when necessary and one of the best athletic and academic classes VIT has ever seen. 12