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McKay Class of 1974 
 Last Will and Testament

(From the June, 1974 issue of the “McKay Torch”) ....

Linda Andrulis...

I will Madeline Butkevicius track shoes for when she chases boys.

Cheryl Burton...

I will Loretta Kuraitis my old toothbrush and a tube of Close-up toothpaste.

Mike Cain...

I will David Cyborski my old beat up piston out of my father’s “Heap”.

Anita Cano...

I will Patty Wells my own way of not being a bore

Bob Carragher...

I will Mike Moore Art Jagos’ stilts.

Barbara Conners...

I will my sister Diane my grades from this year (she’ll need them).

Geri Duvick...

I will Carol Kirkwood my very old blue gym shoes.

Andrea Estrada...

I will Danny Bennett a tube of Clearasil.

James Gardner...

I will Denver Hammonds a bottle of Head and Shoulders shampoo.

Ray Godinez...

I will Tom Rocco a step ladder to get into his SOUL shoes.

Rich Gorski...

I will Tom Houlihan my great whistle and ability to yell toot toot.

Larry Goshorn...

I will Debbie Zajicek my pleasant face and smile.

Caroline Hecht...

I will Joy Wreglesworth a can of Right Guard.

Tony Hecht...

I will Nancy Schaafsma 1001 ways to get slim.

Kathy Impallaria...

I will Nancy Impallaria a bottle of medicine for her whiteheads.

Annie Lombardo...

I will Mary Chin my 1001 ways of keeping your mouth shut.

Aida Jurgilas...

I will Maria Estrada my messy locker to be cleaned out.

Kathy Keane...

I will Frank Nemeth a book of fairy tales.

Doreen Kohn...

I will Mr. Silhan Mr. Shaughnessy’s brains, good looks, charm, hair, and best of all his great body.
(He needs all of them)

Mary Marley...

I will Lyn Kenny a stretcher so she can grow as tall as I am.

Jim McHale...

I will Dennis Raimo the muscles he never had.

Sharon Morley...

I will Debbie Kroll my wonderful charm.

Mike Nemeth...

I will Patrick Reed my old pacifier.

Tammy Neri...

I will Colleen Kohn my best report card  - u, u, u, u, u.

Ernie Neugebauer...

I will Tony Gaughan a king size laughing box.

Sheila Pasciak...

I will Tom Pennoyer, Wayne Savickas’ fairy wand and wings.

Ann O’Hara...

I will Tammy King my used copy of the book “First Love, True Love.”

Rich Prusis...

I will Ricky Rapnikas all of my confiscated candy that Miss Otlewis has in her desk.

Bernadette Robinson...

I will John Keane his sisster’s great skill and ability.

Gerard Rodriguez...

I will Mike Roncone my magnetic charm that attracts girls.

Steve Rybarczyk...

I will Ken Maloney my softball bat for homeruns.

Allen Rydberg...

I will my sister (Pam) the key to the refrigerator door.

Pam Sardak...

I will Kathy Mallon a free trip to charm school.

Wayne Savickas...

I will Chuck Hansen 25 ways how to shoot paper in the wastepaper basket.

Frank Slama...

I will Deanna Dunn 12 issues of Playgirl.

Terry Slawinski...

I will Glen Serratt Lisa Sternal (even though he doesn’t want her).

Kathy Snyder...

I will Maureen McHale her brother’s ability to play volleyball.

Regina Stankunavicius...

To the so-called “great” Tom Cernius - I will him a year’s lessons on how to get smart.

Carla Sutton...

I will Suha Hassen my cousin.

Kathie Tuleja...

I will Tammy Foster a blown-up picture of Gerard.

Vida Vitkauskas...

I will Kelly Lyon my great, fabulous, terrific way of playing volleyball (also my modesty)

Cathy Whittemore...

I will Lisa Sternal a mouth trap.

Ted Zekos...

I will Karen Snyder her sister’s ability to play volleyball like a pro.
I will Ed Jankus a Jim Gardner doll to play with on the fire hydrant.

The Measure of Man:

Not “How did he die”?  But “How did he live?”
Not “What did he gain?’  But “What did he give?”
Not “What was his station?’  But “Had he a heart?”
And “How did he play his God-given part?
Not “What was his shrine?”, nor “What was his creed?”
But “Had he befriended those really in need?”
Not “What did the piece in the newspaper say?”
But “How many were sorry when he passed away?”
Was he ever ready with a word of good cheer,
to bring back a smile, to banish a tear?
These are the units to measure the worth
of a man as a man, regardless of birth.

-Author Unknown