White Pigeon High School - Wahbememe Yearbook (White Pigeon, MI)

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I, COLLEEN STUCK, being of crazy mind and short body, do hereby will to Rusty Strawser and Mike Warner all the good times in WPHS I had. To Kris Cast, my val speaking abilities, to Eric Hiner whatever he wants. To Karla, Jill and Shayna, another night in Goshen. And to. Mr. Smith, my charming and sparkling personality. And finally, to the senior class, all the good luck, happiness and good memories forever. I, MIKE SULLIVAN, hereby will to Greg Bontrager, the ability to throw the football to his own teammates rather than the opposing team; to Eric Hiner, the ability to slam-dunk the ball over me while playing basketball in my garage; to my little sister Bridget, the privilege of driving the car to school next year all by herself, and to Mr. Schneider and Mr. West, all the success possible in coaching football at White Pigeon. I, TINA TINCH, being of pure mind and pure body, will to the students of White Pigeon High to have friends as good as my two best friends, Shelia Brock and Ken Conlin. They are always there when you need them And even when you don't need them. And to my younger sister Kelly, I will to be calm and collect like me, instead of blowing her top! (ha, ha). Last but not least, to the teachers of White Pigeon High, Look out, cause my little brother is next. I, MARC TODD, being of little mind and wanted body, will to my beloved girlfriend Karrie Lafler all the good times in high school that we had together and to have as much fun your senior year at White Pigeon as what I did. To Mike Brorson, I leave the ability to party on school nights and make it to school the next morning. To Rob Morris and John Miller, the ability to be Great White Hunters like me. I, MELISSA MARIE TROYER, being of confused mind and short body, do hereby will the following: to Scott Hembrey my nickname 'Otis' and to Susie W. and Candi E. the ability to stay awake in government. To Mike (Bev) Brorson, my height, to any punky 8th grader, my hall locker and to all my classmates the best of luck in the years to come. I, SHERRI TRUEX, will to the following people these things: Sabra, a new car that runs for more than one day! Wanda, the ability to put up with W.P. for two more years without the great class of '83 around! Carla, the ability to go to school and be married! Kim, the ability to go with a guy nine years older than you! To all the seniors the best of luck always! To all the underclassmen who are my friends, have fun here at W.P. I, SABRA VANVLERAH, not being of sound mind and body, bequeath the following: to Harriet Bennett, to have a great senior year and be crazy just like me. To my little big brother Phil, little big sis Kim and momma Warren, the best of luck in the years to come. And to Sherri Truex, the keys to my car (whenever it runs). I, RICHARD WAGNER, being of not so sound mind and great body will to my little brother Brad my pole vault pole; to John Ruple my football number and my athletic glasses to Mr. Strawbridge. I, CARLA WARREN, bequeath to my brother the power to continue running; to Jik Houghton, the power to continue on in school; to Bill, the wisdom to put his knowledge to use, and to Cathy, the ability to grow up and act her age. To my underclassmen friends, I leave the strength to go on that last few years and to have fun. To my senior friends, the power to live the life that they want and be happy doing so. I, TRACY WEISS, being of half mind and------------body, will to Tony Wright the ability to have fun and not get caught. To my brother James, the ability to get away with as much as I did around Mr. Blue and to any unlucky eighth grader, my many led locker and the ability to keep it as empty as I did. To any winter sports lover, the ability to snowmobile and stay in one piece and to the class of '83 the best of luck. I, DON WILLIAMS, being of large mind and small body, wish that all the undergraduates have lots of fun throughout their years in White Pigeon and to Rack'em, it takes more than that and that's even too much for you to handle, and good luck always to Velveeta and Cody, I don't know Lisa's, but good luck anyway. Bye Lulu, Dih, Tweety and Yackey. I, DEB WHITE, being of somewhat spacey mind and bruised body, will to my sister Susie, my canary yellow Ferarri that I wish some day to own. Also, I hope she has as much furi in her senior year as I had in mine. I will Andy O'Sullivan the ability to stay out of trouble in high school and to give his poor teachers a break. I will to Greg O'Sullivan the ability not to get too bored at White Pigeon. I, JOANN YODER, being of toasted mind and sexy body, will to Gina Sommerlott and Kathi Perkins a rowdy senior year and not to get caught skipping when they can't get up in the morning. To John Paul and Cris Brandys, the ability to make it through their next 4 years without the help of all the aides. To Mr. Schneider, the patience with your next year's sweathogs. Also, to the class of '83, good luck in the future. Call back in half an hour, George. She’s wiping a dish.” 20

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having Mr Smith as a teacher; to John (Maynard) Six, my ability to march and play at the same time; and to everyone at WPHS all the best in your years to come. I, STEVE RICKEY, being of tired mind and body, will to Troy Cummings a great senior year and the ability to get through College English. I also will to my sister Lori, my Atari and cartriges which I'm bugged about so much I, BOB RIDER, being of straight body and partying mind, will to my brother Ryan the ability to get away with anything ana everything, and to acquire (after you're 21) the taste for Barley Pop. To my sister Gale, I leave my ability not to put my nose where it doesn't belong, in everyone's business but my own. To Randy, the ability to 'chew' in all of your classes without getting caught. Have a good one Seniors! I, KEN RIPPLINCER, being of existential mind and body do hereby will the following: to my brother Pete, all my weird Al Yankivic tapes and my ability to talk my way out of any difficult situation; to G. E. Morse, all my respect; D. Smith, my bells; G. Brokaw, you already have my insect collection; P West, my Ronald Reagan vacation portfolio; N. Bale, all my enthusiasm; B. Martin, my thanks and to Mark Morrow, one dead squirrel to cuddle. I, RANDY SCHWARTZ, (O.).) will my track record to Coach Meek and all my unfinished projects to Richard Stewart and I will to all my friends the best of luck! I, KARLA SEYBERT, being of great body and questionable mind, do hereby will the following: my. charm to Jerry Holmes, my cheerleading ability to Cindy Lent since she needs all the help she can get, my pervertedness to Brian Hershberger, my leopard nightgown to KimmYoder to watch dirty movies and play Atari in and my ability to handle responsibilties to Wendy Nelson. Also to my friends I will all the happiness and good luck in the world. I, RICHIE SKEELS, being of one track mind (buzz) will to Kasey Strawser a great season in basketball, to Charlie Jackson the ability not to get caught with illegal drugs in school and to David and Mike, I will all my illegal contraband that was taken from me at White Pigeon High School. Finally to the class of 1984, to live it up during your senior year. I, GALE SMITH, being of lost mind and missing body, leave to my little brother Kenny, my ability to get good grades and not get grounded. To Miss Schaner I leave less hassles and more happiness. To my fellow classmates, I wish for you the best life has to offer. May you all find love, happiness and success. I, JILL SMITH, being of confused mind and tired body, will to Karla Seybert the ability to get Shayna Butch and me home from Goshen safely. To the girls basketball team, 'kick----------' next year. To Jackie Yoquelet, I will my ability to handle all the late nights and also thanks for being a super friend. And last, I will to Karla, Butch, Lissa and Carol a great life, thanks for all the great memories. I, SHAYNA SMITH, will to my sister Kim a great senior year at N.C. To Tim Crist a special thanks for making my senior year a wonderful one. To Carol baby, may we make the best ladies in white! To Bridget, a bowl of popcorn, deck of cards and a great senior year. To Jill, Karla, Butch, another fun time in Goshen. And to Mike, thanks for a lot of great memories. I, MARSHA SNYDER, the shortest person in the class, will to Toni Diamond Katt to have as much fun as possible, see as many guys as she wants and not have any problems. To Mike Chamberlain, my short and stubby fingers. To Amy, Tracy, Missy and Kim, the best of times, and to the class of '83, the very best of luck. I, SHAWNEE SNYDER, being of absent mind and body, will to Mr. Morse and Mr. Stambaugh the ability to get your attendance sheet out on the door on time, and to Mr Meek, the ability to get someone in typing pool next year to do the fantastic job I did and to be able to figure out your writing. I will to all of my fellow classmates to have a great life, and always remember WPHS. I, KIM SPEARS, do hereby will to each of the undernamed the items which I will will to them each. I will to Ms. Norton: a list of what goes on the van when, where and how; to 'Uncle Emu' and Troy C.: fun in KYWE; to 'mom': guidance for the baby; to 'sis': a short willing male; to 'brother': dedication in music; to Troy B : my mellophone, Ralphie; to Bart: iise ccceceercseiei (srerreeecs!); to everyone: advice-knowledge is a buried treasure; grab a shovel. I, CAROL STAUTZ, will to John Delarye a little more luck in his science classes. To Mr. Miller I will someone who will count dissecting frogs without complaining (ha, ha) and to Jackie Y, I will a great singing voice and also a little bit of control when others aren't singing so well. To Bridget, the ability to forget about------- HEAD. To the future varsity cheerleaders, all the luck and fun they ever need. I, RICHARD STEWART, being of superior mind, less body, will to Mr. Bargwell my ability to finish any project half way. To Andy Cose, all memories of my time machine so that he may go back and find out where he went wrong. To Randy Schwartz, my ability to find new employment monthly. To Kenny Schwartz, all my ex-girlfriends. To Will Kahila, a strong hang-in-there and lastly, to Paula Duryea, memories of the prom. 19

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Mock Elections Most Studious Best Figure Physique Kim Spears and Pat Brorson Marc Todd, Carolyn Dexter Timm Morey, Butch Stuck Lady and Centleman Tim Crist, Deb White Wittiest Jill Smith, Tim Crist Best Smile Tina Tinch, Jim Delarye Best Athlete Jill Smith, Cary Evilsizor Quietest Deb White, Carlos Coutinho Most Desirable Date Carol Stautz, Jim Delarye Class Musician Kim Spears, Bart Jonker Most Absent-Minded Carol Stautz, Norm Carpenter Most School Spirit Kevin Hill and Marti Mosier Most Popular Kevin Hill, Carol Stautz, Cary Evilsizor, Tim Crist 21