The Chemawa American, May 23, 1972, Page 8, Image 8

Chemawa American
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Seniors Leave Their Wills Behind
I, Margaret Aloysius, leave all my
ridiculous problems to Mrs. Hendren
and my irresistible illness to Mrs.
Azure, and last of all I would like
some of my left-over brain left to Mr.
LaCourse. I hope they will use them
in a mannerly way and not get angry
when they get messed up.
I, A n e c ia E k n a ty , le a v e my unused b ra in
and s c h o o lb o o k s to Jim m y Morgan and
hope to g e t h is s tu d y h a b its b a ck in o rd e r
lik e th e y s h o u ld h a ve been.
I, E le n a D o roth y A n d re w , le a v e my
to o th f i l l i n g th a t came o f f to L illia n L o -
m ack, my b u b b le gum to M aggie P a s tin a k
( i t ’ s under th e c h a ir), th e fro g in my th ro a t
to D a is y Mae La m o n t.
Good lu c k , s tu ­
d e n ts ! Happy grade h u n tin g !
I, Carl Friendly, leavb my room to
John Henry to clean up every day until
school is out.
I, Edith “ Ooskey” Attungowruk,
leave the best of everything and for
them to study hard to my cousins An­
drew and Lloyd; also the best of luck
to the Class of ’73 and to the under­
classmen. And my everlasting love to
L.D.H.
I, Ken A zean, le a v e a song by J. T e x -
•*| G o tc h a ” - to th e c la s s o f ’ 73, th e b e s t
o f lu c k to th e C la s s o f ’ 72 and my ever­
la s tin g lo v e to L .M .L .
I, Minerva Bearcub, being of sound
mind and body, do hereby will my
stuffed owl and stuffed rabbit to Bino
deLeon.
I, D ia n a “ S q u irre l” B e n so n , le a v e
k itc h e n d e ta il to n e x t y e a r’ s s e n io rs ,
dorm d e ta il to th e ju n io r g ir ls , th e
w e a th er to th e so p hom ores - m ost o f
school s p ir it to e ve ryo n e .
my
my
bad
a ll,
I, Echo Big Spring, leave my sneaky
ways of cutting class and my leftover
boyfriends to my sister, Iris. I also
leave my worn-out socks to Jean
Morris.
I, F re id a C o n s ta n tin e , le a v e my honor
ro ll to M a tild a D ., A n n a W., O lg a F ., and
th e re s t o f th e C la s s o f *73.
And b e s t
w is h e s and lo ts o f lu c k to a ll th e Y u ko n
ca ts I know . A ll my bad lu c k in S c ra b b le
to A lfre d D e m le n tie ff, a lo n g w ith lo ts o f
h a p p in e ss.
I, Evelyn Curley, leave my grades
(and as a good friend I know she could
make .it) to Beverly Frank. I believe
it is right to graduate, but I hate to
leave a best friend here at Chemawa.
I, Helen Evan, leave some cigarettes
to Mr. Surmon because he always gave
me one. Now he can have them all
with me gone.
I, Moses Littlefish, leave my cre­
dits, union cards, masters cards and
best regards to Mary Lou Andreanoff.
She’s good, kind, beautiful and talks
too little and is always singing—
Amen! Amen! Amen!
I, M ary Ja n e L o u ie , le a v e my “ a id s ”
to G e o rg ia n n e C h a rle s and A n g e l Ward so
th a t th e y may h a ve b e tte r lu c k th a n I d id
on my d ie t.
I, Betty Merculief, leave my left­
over chores to my brother Richie, and
the ability to make the honor roll. My
messy room to F.N. and M.M. To the
I, B a rt L . H e ckm an , le a v e my p ile o f
Class of ’72 the best of luck, to the
books and hom ew ork to R a lp h B e a n s to
have in 197 2-73 h e re a t Chem awa.
Pribilof Students my books, papers,
I
pens, etc. But the most to W. Small -
I, Jimmy Hunter, leave my job in my love and devotion.
the farm area to Mr. Bunsen and Mr.
Morrow to take care of the animals.
I, M ari S io u x M cD o n a ld , le a v e a ll my
I, E dgar ly a p a n a , le a v e e v e ry th in g and
a ll th e cla s s ro o m s to W ilfre d T o p k o k .
I, Lynn Jackson, leave all my best
wishes to all underclassmen.
I, W illia m Jam es, le a v e my g ir l-te a s in g
p ro fe s s io n to H enry A le x ie and my co rn e r
c h a ir in M is s G rah a m 's c la s s to a lu c k y
person who lik e s to w h is p e r.
I, Theresa Jerry, leave my pens,
paper, notebooks and the best of luck
to the students of Chemawa.
I, Jam es K a m e ro ff, le a v e my em p lo ye r,
Mr. M a tt, to Norman M oore. Norm an, d o n ’ t
le t M r. M a tt’ s h a ir g ro w w h ite r fa s te r by
m is s in g w o rk.
I, Peter Kassock, leave my dirty
old socks and my old shoes to Nellie
Macauly.
I, O liv ia K irk , le a v e my m a rria g e c e r ti­
fic a t e (th e one Adam and Eve used) to
O liv e r and M ild re d (w h o e ve r th e y may be -
poor s o u ls ). Oh, w e ll . . .
I, Olga Krukoff, leave my love and
luck to the Chemawa students.
I, W illie L a k e , le a v e my d riv e rs ed.
m is ta k e s to Mr. A n d re so n , le ft-h a n d tu rn s
to Mr. B u rrig h t and a ll th e green and red
lig h t s and a ls o my so n g bo o ks to K a th y
A n d re w s.
frie n d s b e h in d . I am s o rry , b u t I h a ve to
a b id e by th e ru le s o f th e s c h o o l.
Good
lu c k , b e s t w is h e s and God b le s s you a ll.
In th e m ea n tim e , ta k e i t e a s y o r y o u ’ ll
spi 11 it .
I, Anthony Nick,, leave my messy
room to Ralph Beans and Alfred Fran­
cis.
I, O lg a N ic k , le a v e my le fto v e r and
w o rn -o u t bo o ks and p e n c ils to my b e s t
frie n d , Donna O ls e n , and my b e s t w is h e s
to her l i t t l e s is te r, D ia n e O ls e n .
I, Matthew Nicolai, leave my pro­
jectors to Joe Hawk and Henry Alexie
to keep them clean, and not to skip
reels while running the show!
I, A le x a n d e r W. N ic o r i, J r., le a v e my
bo o ks (eve n though th e y a re ru in e d ) and
my h ig h grades to B ig " H ” and my sn e a ky
w ays in g e ttin g around to R obert W ittm an.
I, Joe Nomee, leave my drum sticks
to John Wapshili and Roy Heath and
hope they will do as well as they did
this year while they drummed with me.
I, A n n ie N o w a ta k , le a v e my problem ?
as th e y are c a lle d , to Jam es Morgan and
my la z in e s s in c la s s to Jo h n ny M ike .
Sure w ill m is s e ve ry b o d y .
I, Paniyak, A.F., leave my thanks
and praise to all the teachers and
staff who helped me four years to make
it all the way through school. If it
weren’t for them, I wouldn-’t have been
here in school. I am proud to be a
Chemawa High School graduate.