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CLASS WILL Donny Arnst leaves to join ranks with Jack Benny and Uncle Scrooge. I, Genise Bonnet, will my vocabulary to Webster to add to the dictionary. We, Jim Scheel and Doug Brunner, leave our noon hour scenes to David Dodge and Mike Hammer. I, Maria Chausse, leave my ability to surprise everyone on graduation night to Linda Johnson. I, Kenny Donovan, will my ability to make home brew to Johnny Kuka, knowing he will use it. Linda Erickson leaves knowing everyone will miss her advice about love. I, Charlann Field, leave still searching for the crook who stole my precious vodka bottle. I, Lonnie Ingebrigtson, will my favorite parking place at the dump grounds to anyone who promises not to put a parking meter there. Lawrence Keeler leaves his lover lips to Steve Kincaid. I, Larry Miller, leave wishing that I could take my horse Champ to the National Guard with me. Jim Nelson leaves still thinking he s God ' s gift to women. I, Mary Hayne, leave to become the first woman president of the U. S. Linda Leet leaves still trying to look sexy. I, Angie Widhalm, leave wishing no one would have ever seen the picture of me stripping. I, Edwin Toren, leave nothing because no one left anything to me. I, Ed Peterson, leave wishing the Forest Lounge had never burned down. I, Joe Miller, will my nickname Susy to my little brother Kenny. I, Barbie May, leave my crush on Mr. Micken to Bobbie Lee Hancock. I, Bill Christieans, will my behavior to my brother Dan in hope that some soaks in. I, Ellen Norsby, leave my position of President of the Pep Club to anyone who has the intestinal fortitude to take it. I, Don Pepion, leave glad I m going because this school is moving too fast. I, Glenna Orr, leave outgrowing my desires to tell tall tales. I, Marsha Otthouse, leave for Harlowtown. JoAnn Widhalm leaves wishing that she was Lawrence ' s only flame. I, Terry Widhalm, leave wondering how far my T-Bird will get me. David Osterman wills his ability to chauffeur younger classmen around the country to Jim Farrington. Ed Wheeler leaves wondering how he made it. Dolores Widhalm goes wondering why everyone laughs whenever she asks a question. I, Kathy Shephard, leave my flaming red hair to Gayle Wentworth, knowing hers will soon be that color again anyway. I, Patsy VandeKop, leave my homemaking ability to Trudy, knowing she will put it to good use real soon. 20
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