Woodsville High School - Engineer Yearbook (Woodsville, NH)

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RAWRARA MARTIN, do will and bequeath my ability to have a way to the art Room and so there whenever I please to Richard Moody. Now you won't have to sneak in and remember, if you treat Mr. Feid as well as I did, maybe he'll give you the key. BRADLEY MAYNES, d o will and bequeath a parachute to all the high flying underclassmen. lt's a long fall from 10,000 feet. LINWOOD MCKEHN, do will and bequeath my fabulous sense of humor to Nr. Ward. You'll need it with the Class of '78, EDWARD MOZEIKA, do will and bequeath my V-8 engine to Mr. Feid's Peugot. It may cost you more, but you won't be late for 6th and 7th period classes. LORE?TA NYSTROM, do will and bequeath my ability to come and go from school as I please to anyone who would enjoy it, but not take adaantage of it. DIANE PATOINE, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to anyone in the Freshman class. They'll need it to get through the next 3 years. LUANNE POWERS, do will and bequeath my inconspiouous presence to any shy Freshman. DONNA PRESCOTT, do will and bequeath my ability to skip school and maintain passing grades to any underslassman who wishes to challenge my record. Good luck! LINDA ROBINSON, do will and bequeath my height to Mary Scott. You'll still attract a lot of attention. FRANK QODIHAN, do will and bequeath my great knowledge of Algebra to Marcia Snencer because of the tough problems Nr. Bagonzi gives us in science. THERESA ROY, do will and bequeath my shorthand ability to every Junior taking Mr. Ward's history course next year. You'll need it!! CHARLES SACKETT, do will and bequeath my car, the amnhibious landing craft, to my brother Norman. There is always a warren student needing a ride. PAULA SHUTE, do will and bequeath my ever-present smile to all the terrified Freshmen. BONNE SMITH, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with and understand Mrs. Ansley to all students in her classesg it makes the year so much easier. DANA SMITH, do will and bequeath my history notebooks to any needy arthritis Junior. PAUL TETREAULT, do will and bequeath all my girlfriends to the incoming Freshmen boys.

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ROBIN WHEELER, do will and bequeath my ability to handle a certain person to Nr. Robinson. It could have come in handy AENOLD WRIGHT, do will and bequeath my senior clese nicture to Nr. Robinson. Now you'l1 never forget me! ALFRED YOUNG, do will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble with teachers to Jon Beckley. Mr. Evans' paper work gets pretty discouraging sometimes.