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| I, Candy Combs, will all of the hard work to all of you who attend the COTC. I, Jane Bolin, will all the great times and hard work to all of the sophomores who are going to the JVS next year. I, Regena Davenport, will my brains and intelligence to my little brother Roger. Good luck and have fun Rog!! I, Rhonda Rausch, will to my brother Randy, all the good times and enjoyable events during his senior year. But I WON'T will to him my car keys!! I, Patty Stottlemyer, beig of sound mind do will to Linda Thompson the ability to stay in band for four years, go through all the rigamaroe, and still have a great time. I, Rodney Kitchen, will to Doobie Devore the ability to put oposing football players out of the game with mysterious injuries. I, Christie Grener, will to any underclassman my ability to leave school for a 'lunch appointment' and then come back and hide in the book room before a pep rally without getting caught. We, David Brake and Keith Rausch will that any Senior that has younger brothers that are almost twice your size, may handle them as forcefully as we have. |
| I, T.J. Mills will to Mike Linn Roberts my ability to do stupendous art work, and to Richard Lee Miller the ability to speak "UBU-BU" fluently. I, Donna Morley, will to any prospective physics student my ability to "Baa" every day in physics class in order to keep Mrs. Kretow amused. I, Christie Grener, will to Anne Hall my nickname. I, Terry Henry, being of sound mind and body will to SPAZ my ability to catch a football. I, Jim Blaha, will to Ted Brown all of my Styx tapes and the biggest Bro box I can get so he can crank it up above the volume of the Quiet Riot and/or Motley Crue playing on the other side of the room. I, Kim Nicol, will to Anne Hall, Julie Hall, and Lori Miller, all my "college visitation" days and the ability to drive in traffic, read a map, sit through an interview and make it home in 1/2 the time it took to get there. We, Christie Grener and Kim Nicol, will to next year's cheerleaders all of the many "wild" times at camp, including the totga across campus, photos from another dorm, and the ability to jump from bed to bed with a chair. Also, the ability to have an advisor who takes a photo album wherever she goes. I, Nebbie Brown, will to the next editor of the yearbook my economy size bottle of tylenol for all the headaches they will receive during the year. I, Regena Davenport, will to Mike, my sweetheart, the rest of my life. I, Jill Blumenschein, will to any capable Junior the ability to be in charge of Mr. Lowe's Sr. Civics class and let him know it. I, Jeffrey T. Gase, being of sound mind and body, will to Mr. Handler my lovely parking place and sticker. I, Connie Picklesimer, will to next year's Senior English class to pick on the teacher as much as we did to Mr. Cameron without getting in trouble. I, Gumby Jammit, donate my height to any under privileged Junior or Sophomore playing basketball next year, and will donate my magic Gumby shoes to help get that extra edge. I, Rhonda Preece, will my ability to any underclassman the ability to go to a party all weekend and still make it to school like we girls did. |
| I, Lilly Bevins, will my sincere thanks to Mr. Lowe for helping me see what our country is really like, teaching me to stand up for what I believe in, and for teaching me the technique arguing. I, Mary Houdashelt, will to my sisters Lynette and Ginny and my brothers Jim and Bill as many crazy wonderful memories as I've had in my four years at FHS. |
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