Waukee High School - Warrior Yearbook (Waukee, IA)

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mor Gloria Barbieri wills her bouffant hair do’s to Kim Springer. Keep the comb away, Kim. Fred Croci wills the car he never got running to Mike Baker. Mike, if you don’t get it finished, you can always ride your horse. Tom Inman wills his super stock Ford to John Rosenberger, providing he doesn’t dent the other fender like Tom did. Nick Gruber wills his driving skill to Tom Leonard, providing he doesn’t go over 30 miles an hour and run into stop signs. They are awfully hard to straighten. Bobbi Smith wills her cheerleading sweater to Peg Smith because Bobbi would like to see Peggy get it. Pat Moran wills his ability to fall out of windows to Brian Larson. He won’t be as easy to throw out and he won’t have such a long ways to fall. Sandy Frette wills her talent to try out for basketball in her senior year to Brenda Delazzer, as long as she doesn’t try the coaches patience as Sandy did. Brad Burt wills his burnt matches to Mike Aldrich. He will be able to get away with almost as much as Brad. Well, almost. Greg Burt wills his blue Ford to Ike Dowell. On second thought. Brad will probably want it if Greg is through with it. Dean Herr wills his curly hair and brown eyes to Cissy Johnson. She will really have the boys with that combination!! Linda Giles wills her ability to do good in everything to Kenny Trammel. With her ability, he can’t go wrong. Ruth Hall wills her roller skating ability to Jane Haberman. Lots of luck in winning the medals that Ruth did! Terri McCuen wills her slim figure to Bev Burger, although Bev has almost done it by herself. Cheryl Bailey wills her ability to lie to her mother to Sherry Copeland, as long as her mother doesn’t catch up with her. Steve Barkley wills his ability to be led around and astray to Dennis Petty. Don’t let it go too far, Dennis. Peggy Kuehl wills her scholarship to Carol Allen. Hope you can make it. We’re sure that Peg can. Jackie Barber wills her quiet whisper to Karen Tollari so that Karen can make good use of it when she is cheerleading. George Stifel wills his athletic ability to throw fruit in the lunch room to Linda Case. Mr. Meyer frowns on it, so be more careful. And to all the classes that follow the Senior Class of 1965, we leave the fine examples that we have set, and to Mr. Meyer, we leave all our memories.

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STAGE MANAGER...........James Wiltgen DR. GIBBS........................Martv Smith JOE CROV.'ELL..........Mickev Merical HOWIE NEWSOME.............Tom Leonard MRS. GIBBS.............Sherrv Copeland MRS. ’.'EBB...........Beverlv Burger GEORGE GIBBS......................Mike Baker REBECCA GIBBS............Jane Haberman WALLY V EBB....... Tom Tovrea EMILY WEBB.............Connie Anderson PROFESSOR WILLARD........Mike Aldrich MR. WEBB................Peter Rahlson WOMAN IN THE BALCONY..Roberta Wright CAST LADY IN THE POX.....Cissy Johnson SIMON STIMSON.........Ivan Dowell ORGANIST..............Peggv Smith MRS. SOAMES...........Carol Allen CONSTABLE WARREN...Larrv Phillips SAM CRAIG.............Bill Havnes JOE STODDARD............Bill Kelly ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS..Jim Morris, Edward McKinney PEOPLE OF THE TOWN................ Shirley Bennett, Carol Allen, Cissy Johnson, Linda Case, Kim Springer, Nancy Peterson, Karen Tollari, Roberta Wright