“f£S5HTON SHOW does this one “Where A SFR ] CoE us go? Where's the Dive pilco?" If you heard some of these cuestions floating through the halls, it was probably coming fron the committee for the fashion show. They had quite a fine time putting Bld’ of tae. articles inte coler groups. fll the colors blended beautifully; the scenerv was delightful; and the girls topped everything. The nothers were’ thriller and proud. Delicious refreshments were served afterwards, compliments of the Girls! assoctation Offieers, Re eN cary DD ETT arly A cd Le DAM teeter? HIN cas While most.ninth graders are anxlous ta) eet to high school, many want to leave something behind so they wili be remembered. The rOllowing generous offers have been mede: John Noriega leaves his art of making mud piles to Woody Hinmelright. Danny Gibson leaves his F in English to Elaine Burnett. Tamara Colleti leaves with one thing in mwint-~guess what. Mary Lou Vincenti leaves Rodney Raymond to Miss Stagg Elaine McKean leaves-~-sorry, boys. Allen Berrett leaves his manners to Ray Rhees ( FIELD TRIP sta: ts and stacks of newspapers vere. piled so big and: high! What a fascinating place. You would have seen it if you.had. been with the Journalism Class and Wahlpaper staff when they made a.visit to the Standard Biology and business classes “xaminer, eran I Boge ede By A neve gone also on field, SHAME! thie, Mr. Bllist< A whole in the slot machines, yet! What's find OFFICE Yi tripe, GCon*t GIRLS want fireti'! - Doe you want second? Then Third will be fine sor me.'' These words are similar to those of discussed firls the new office office girls schedules. as they Nyla Greenwell leaves his Berrett. Connie Heiner leeves her seven-foot locker to Karla Penman. Judy McFarland leaves in search of Ricky Nélson or a-good substitute. ‘Charles-Groberg leaves his track shoes to Vern Harshbureger. The Gary Are: Stokes leaves his dive roll to Mike Robinson BRlaine Brown leaves her dissecting kit & embalming fluid to Mr. Hillis. Vicky Favero leaves her note paper to Lindce Shaw. Dennis Hare leaves his rabbit pen to Craig Moyes. Jerry Moyes leaves his car to Sharon O]sen Lindee Shaw Marcia Heiner Ann Brown Jackie Redden Jeanie Leota Jennings Murikami DATRY DAYS Wahlquist students winning ribbons at the "two free days" ineduded: Pamela Gordon, Colleen Dabb, Joan) bainter, David Poll, Trudy Painter, Jefirey Vause, Jerry Peterson, Lynn Taylor, Linda Child, toe: Taylor, Mark Tay Lor, Lorraine Davis, Lynn Jensen, Roger Ringham, Lowell Wayment, Jane Chugg, Diane Groberg, Jimmy Smout, and Monty Fowers. Don't Kenny personality to Jack Peyton. Roger Heslop leaves his geograpny gerade to anyone who isn!t afraid of Mrs Colvin. Thom Budge leaves his athletic ability to Cherrie Farker. DeAnn Ekins leaves her bubble gun, which is ‘under her’ Biology desk, to you wish you were in 4-H? Gary Penman Mary Lou Shurtliff & Blake Hall leave their hand-holding ability to Connie Huband and her latest. Jimmy Mann leaves his good looks to anyone whotll take them--line forms in: third.hati. WAHLPAPER STAFF Editors | Marva James Burrows Keiler Artist Cheryl Kowallis Reporters Marilyn Barker, Laraine Hansen, ‘trades Shaw, Gary Stokes, Brent VanAlfen, David Welling