We, the Senior Class of 1969, being of insane mind and unsound body, do hereby bequeath our most prized possessions to the undeserving Juniors.
George, in a generous mood, leaves his playboy personality to Roger L.
To Dale L. goes Bonnie's blonde locks. Blondes do have more fun.
Pat O. has decided to give up his fabulous physique to Ronnie S.
Waldon S. has been awarded JoEllyn's clean vocabulary. Make good use of it, Waldon.
Barb's inside track in speed reading goes to Roger N. We hope you enjoy it.
Susan sadly leaves her stunning coordination to Barb E.
From Carole comes one pair of pedal pushers to Boone R., and the rest of her wardrobe goes to Debbie B. We hope they fit.
To Daniel N. goes Rita's long hair. It comes with twenty-five orange juice cans.
With mixed emotions, John leaves the legend of the strange-coach to Roger P.
Mardell and Darlene want to give Peggy A. one ton of assorted colored yarns, you'll probably need them.
Gerayne and Gloria, with tears in their eyes, leave a year's supply of sleep to John W.
To Duane K. come Connie's country frolics. Use them in good health.
To Brian N. goes Vicki P.'s unusual teeth. Don't worry about it Brian.
Donna bequeaths her petite figure to James B. You'll get used to it in time, Jim.
Jean's famous growl goes to Larry T. There's a leash that comes along with it.
Monte leaves his trustworthiness to Jeff W. You'll need it nest year, Jeff.
To Nancy S. goes Lynn's infamous red socks. We hope you wash them more often than the former owner did.
Craig has decided to give as his contribution to this will, his athletic abilities to Dave B.
To Fred M., we hope you appreciate this, goes Mike's sideburns.
Rodney G. and Bob B. were urged by a superior being to will their serious attitudes to Kristen M. and Janice M.
To Bob C. goes the stupendous gift of Russell's speediness.
Ann, out of the goodness of her heart, wills her body to the next year's human physiology class.
Vernon and Douglas will their jogging shorts to Ruth M. You will receive then in a brown paper wrapper in about a week.
To Allen O., Ruth and Cindy very unhappily leave their out-of-town dances. Enjoy them.
After careful consideration, Bill is willing to give up a high hurdle to Shirley W.
Clayton, very reluctantly, gives his great abilities to Cherie W. Be very careful in using then, Cherie.
From Bernice, comes a complete set of permanents for Ann B.
Sheila, after due consideration, has granted her humble nature to Bill F. Follow her example, Bill.
Clay has kindly left himself to any Junior girl that wants him. The Junior class thanks you, Clay.
To Susan W., goes Tim's and Eugene H.'s taxi services.
Diane M. has decided to give her quiet disposition to Steve S.
Diane T.'s and Patty W.'s Girl Scout camp-outs go to Gary K.
Janis W. is willing her mischievousness to Marcile B. Be careful in room 200 Marcile.
To Susan M. goes Rodney W.'s Book of Jokes. Not to be used in school.
From Caren to Wynell L, go Caren's fishy stories. They night come in handy.
Nancy wills her exciting and well-prepared speeches to Sue B.
Two pairs of Pep Club bobby socks have been awarded to Guy H. from Gladys and Linda.
Bob G. and Diane P. have decided to give their compatibility to Roger L, Arlene G., and Gordon Y. May you all live happily ever after.
To Lewis R., Eugene G. leaves his weekend fun. You can pick it up at the door, Louie.
Kyle and Vicki N., with sincere regrets, give their flirting abilities to Chuck W. We hope you have as good luck with them.
Rachel and Patty T. want to give their office practice skills to Kathy F. and Lana M.
To Randy G., Mary wills her California cookbook. We hope you'll be able to use it.
Clara leaves her walk to Steve W. It takes a little practice.
Sally tearfully leaves her talking ability to Jim M.
To Bob A. goes Suzanne's ability to get along with the opposite sex. It's dynamite, Bob.
And last, but not least, Dale and Larry leave their ability to stay out of trouble to Bud Y.
And to the teachers who have graced our halls for the last year:
To Mrs. Senden, one pound of steak.
To Mr. Block, memories of the Privileged Seven and may your days be filled with discrimination.
To Mr. Alberding, one bottle of Hai Karate without the instructions.
To Mr. Fielder, one initiation, one matinee, and one non-educational Sneak Day.
To Mr. Brown, the peace and quiet of room 200 and all those unfinished bookkeeping packets.
To Mrs. Magnussen, ALL the mimeographed hand-out sheets that didn't end up on the library floor.
To Mr. Prazak, one bottle of blush cover-up.
To all of those that we left out, the Senior class, being the most superior, stupendous, brilliant class that ever graduated from these crumbling walls, leaves the inadequate Juniors, the doubtful Sophomores and those humbly green Freshmen.
The Senior Class on this day of May 9, 1969, do hereby put their seal on this document and give it to posterity.
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