Wagner High School - Fledgling Yearbook (Clark AFB, Philippines)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Pamela Rhea Alder I, Rhea Alder,lbeing of unsound mind and uncertain motives, do hereby leave to Elaine Vargas, my flirting skills to Carolyn Cawley, my duck shoes and poemsg to Tracy Moulds, I leave all of my special movies and fruit, to Deanna Starnes, my senior shirt, to Stacy Moulds, my hang ten socks, to my brother, Phil, I leave my carg and to all my other friends, I leave all of my love. Oh yeah, to Kim VanDyke, I leave my wacky mind. F Katherine Anne Andrews I, Kathy Andrews, leave to Jennifer Gustke, my ifl locker in the 200 wing, to Tracee Cush, I leave a book on how to brainwash your parents. I leave to Russ Adams my camera and all my negatives from photo. To Tracy and Stacy Moulds, I leave my good grades so they won't get put on restriction for two months, and to all future Wagner- ites, I leave all the great fun times at Wagner. Michelle Shirley Barlow I, Michelle Barlow, being of sound mind and soon to graduate, hereby be- queath my locker to Kim Griffethg my old folders to Bobby Gonzalez, and my baby trucks to Liz Clay. David C. Bautista I will my great body, looks, and cha- risma to Tai Ho. Ruth Lynn Birdsall I leave my camera to Tonya Flood, my top locker to Tina Lindsay, and all my books to Michelle Garcia. Frank J. Brown III To my sister, I leave my experiences of the 11th 8z 12th grades. To my teachers, I leave my thanks for mak- ing me a senior. To my friends, I leave the things I let behind. Linda Marie Buck I will to Mike Coffield all of my teach- ers fespecially Mrs. Mitchum, Mr. Ed- gerly, and Mr. Woodl who really made me want to learn. Marlene E. Canaya I leave all my health and government notes to the ZODS. Joanne Petrone, Mimi Foxx, Cindy and Debbie Naylor, and Elaine Vargas used them well. To my dearest sister, Lisa, I leave my senioritis from the day I graduates until the day she graduates. Cassandra Mia Chatman I, Cassandra Chatman, being of sound mind and graduating, do hereby bes- tow the following: To Willie Galon, my personal freshman, I leave my locker. To Darrell Lindsay, I leave my fold- ers. To all up and coming track stars, I leave Mrs. Means. To all underclass- men, I leave the teachers. Stephanie Elaine Clay I, Stephanie Clay, in sound mind and soon to become a graduate, leave my height to Darrell Keith Lindsay. Marcia Allison Corprew El rn' sosiliiec f if . 2 131 c an .3 .Q Q I. Qtr. f 1 I - -Ah fsf ff lir- 'BFI' L' I 'FL ' J Q 1 will Rani Tudor the right to become Chicago's big sister. I will to Eric Brown the right to all Kim Damron leaves behind Qi.e. locker, flower, etc.D. Kimberly H. Damron To Eric Brown, I leave all my smiley golf balls. To Jennifer White and Rani Tudor, I bequeath my copy of Rudy's Guide to Yoga Tennis . 'I

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT 1:--V 1 ' .LVV .- --,, f'.'..,...1.. . ' ... li -. ' me ' '3 ' ' . - .: Q- 'Nil'-A Q 'r-1 -1 - , -QF I ewpiefmaaaa--:Ira . To Ter- ry Brader, I leave a new muffler for his moped. Paul S. Deanda I will all my good jokes to Keith Grif- fin, since I am graduating early, so he can have a chance at a sense of humor, like me. I leave my artistic talent to Dennis Maurer because of his lacke of talent in anything. Susan Elaine Dillion I will all my government notes to Stephanie Hunt so she won't have to go through the pain. I will all my pa- per to Kim VanDyke so she can pick up on mine and Kelly Dinning's note writing and continue to drive Mr. McKinnon crazy. Have Fun!!! Kelly Ann Dinning I, Kelly Dinning, being of unsound mind will: To the parachicks, all the memories of Strawberry Shortcake , special movies , Fruit , and Joy . To Tracy Moulds, my algebra skills, 46f23 , my green M Sz M's, and any- thing else she wants. To Tim Thibault Cmy personal freshmanj and Robby LeBlanc and all other moped riders, I leave my spare car keys Knot the car, just the keysb. To Kim VanDyke and Stephanie Hunt, I leave my wall, my notes, my pictures, and my luck! PLS. take care of Paradox. To Mike Nee- ley, I leave the famous Balut Courier and my unfinished stories. To Loren Cottrell and Robert Larioza, I leave Mr. Cabret and his freezer. To Wag- ner, I leave everything else Kyou need all the help you can getl. Edgar T. Eloriaga I leave all my worldly possessions to be divided amongst my friends. Linda H. Fant rpe MLCZQL I, Linda Fanthorpe, elng of seldom mind and sometimes body , will to fl 0, , ,, 'Mt L, 1- F ,-1 li ,jg .7 ff? My-13, -, U A 7-i I to Terry Brader, a new mopvedumufflerg to Tom Daly, smiles and more smiles, to Jen- nifer White, a Prince Tennis racket, to Eric Brown, ha, ha, ha! Rhonda Kay Fields I, Rhonda Fields, in absent minded- ness, leave a piece of my mind to my sister because she needs all she can get. Tamara Diane Gardner To Michele, I leave all my best wishes for her future with John, and an ever- lasting friendship, to Russell Adams, I leave behind my love for plain M Sz M's g to Dr. Mitchum, I leave behind my thanks for such a kind person, and I leave him my love for Halstong To Mr. Edgerly, I leave behind my talent for fixing watches. William G. Grant I, William Grant, being of sound mind and body, leave my old beer cans to those poor soulds who never drank with me. To all the tobacco chewers, I leave my old snuff, to those unfortu- nate students not old enough to buy it. Lisa Lanette Griffin I leave Kim all the teachers. Rodney Keith Griffin I will my senioritis to my freshman, Tammy, so she'll have as much fun as I did, my drawing talent and abilities to Bruce Jensen who needs the de- sparatelyg my inspiration to my little brother, Kevin, that will hopefully pick up his school grades, and finally my gratitude to all my teachers for