Whittier Junior High 1958 Yearbook

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FAREWELL TO MRS. KIRTLEY Room 212 w111 be empty next year Mrs. Kirtley, your math teacher, will not be he~e.

Where 1s she going? you all w111 ask, She's ret1r1ng, she s~ys, she has done her task.

Her w1111ngness to te&ch, her loy&lty to all 111 make us all miss her returning next Fall.

Our thanks go to her for a Job so well done Both faculty and students chant her praises as one.

So in token of friendship from each one of us, ·We : dedicate our Greenlec.f without any fuss To Mrs. Ruth Kirtley of Whittier Jr. Hi, students

say "good~ye".

1958

JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER Whittier poet, John 1807

Junior High

Greenleaf

named after

School was

¼~1tt1er.

he was born is still its chief

The house

standing and is used as

boy was living

experience inspired

in it, the

that idyl

in which

a shrine, and

room has been restored to the condition

it was when the whose

born, December 17 1

He was

in East Haverhill, Massadhusetts.

a great

in which

recollection of

of . New Eng.land

11r·e, · .•

"Snow-Bound."

The home ships.

life which the boy led, was one · of many hard-

~fu1ttier's companions of

his own age were a . brother

and two sisters.

Whittier

obtained

his

educ&t1on

taught a district

school a few w~eks

with

In

bookkeeping.

in

merchant

continued

to write

the meantime he

When he was twenty

entered a printing _office in Boston -where

he was editor of one of the newspapers. with writing papers on verses and tales.

He

and aided a

both verse and prose for the newspapers. one years old he

an Academy.

temperance

He remained

He occupied himself

and the tar1~f, &nd with

with Colliers for a year and

a half, and then returned to his father's farm.

During his

life time he

wrote many

poems which

were

published in magazines and in book form.

Whittier died at Hampton

Falls, New Hampshire, Septem-

ber 7, 1892, et the age of eighty-five years.

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Mr.

Priefert is showing Mrs. Kuster and his office staff a

form

that

must be filled out.

Mrs, Williams, Mrs. Herr~d

and Mr. Ross seem interested.

We

wonder what Mr. Gartner is reading to the five teachers

gr uped

around him.

They are Mrs. Black; Mrs. Wilsrm, Mr.

Norton, Mr. Crockett and Mrs. Young.

The

three

gentlemen

grouped

around

Mrs.

White are Mr.

Sweem, Mr. Claws n, and Mr. Law.

The

"Three Muska tee rs"

are Mr. Shuman, Mr. Brown, and Mr.

Gonchey.

Standing

in front

fan interesting looking bulletin bard

are Mrs. Adams, Dr. Heinz and Mrs. Miller.

Seated

at

Benson,

and Mrs. Evans.

Figard.

one

of the Home Ee. tales are Mrs. Moor, Mrs. Standing are

iiss

azant and Miss

An

object

Greenameyer,

of

art is the topic of conversation among Mrs.

Mrs.

Kirtley, Mrs. Plum, Mrs. Thnmpson, Miss

Persson and Mr. Pumphrey.

Mrs. Schulz,

Mrs. White's

accompaniest,

a selection for Mrs. Hufman's approval.

is re~dy to play Mrs. Hufman is Mr.

Thompson's accompaniest.

Looking

pleasant for

their picture

is Mr. Worrall,

Mrs.

Leach~ Mrs. Brant, Mra. ~oss and Mr. Thompson.

The

ladies in the cafeteria are probably thinking up some-

thing

good to serve for lunch.

They are:

Mrs. Roseberry,

Mrs. BArnett, Mrs. Vogel, Mrs. waters, Mrs. Thompson,

• and

Mrs. Miller,.

Our

efficient custodial staff consists of Mr. Abbott, Mrs.

McKee,

Mr. Beeler,

Mr. Underhill,

Mr. Neher, Mrs. Dewey,

Mr. Murphy, Mr. Wiltshire, and. Mr. Berk.

The

group

ga thered

around Mrs. ~est and Miss Stewart are

Mr. Stortz, Mrs. Tempero, and Mrs. Buehler.

Abbott, Barbara; Akin, Julie; Aldape, Joann; oline; Anderson, Sharon; Ault, Roy.

naerson, Car- ·

Baars, Nadine; Bailey, Jerry; · Baker, Judy; Baldwin, Earl; Bnrr, Edith.

Baker, Roger;

Bartlett, Ansel; Bntes, Stanley; Baumanis, Anda; Beach, Tom Beanblossom, Dick; Bentall, Clare.

Betts, Elizabeth; Birkman, Steve; Blair, Sheila; Bodfield 1 Jerry; Bodfield, Ronnie; Boehm, Robert.

Bogenrief, Jim; Boslow, Paul; Bouwens, Jack; Brown, LRrry; Bryan, Carolyn.

Buck, Donald; Burk, David; Busch, Karen; Butts, Tim; Campbell, Douglas.

John;

Brethower,

Butts, Beverly;

Campbell, Rosemary; Casey, John; Chambers, Ronnie; Cheever, Sheryl; Cole, Shnron; Coleman, Jnck.

Comer, Larry; Cook, James; Cramer, Pat; Curtin, Jim.

Coy,

Sharon;

Craig,

Dn-hlstrom, Karen; Domian, Joe; Do.mi.an, RPm na; Katherin; Davis, Ralph; Davis, Sandra.

Droud, Karen; Duffy, Jim; Phillip; Eyer, Linda• •

Linda;

Daugherty,

Edwnrds, Gory; Eitel, Tom;_ Evans~

Fniling, Bob; Farley, Janet; Fowlkes, Cnrol; Finley, LindP; Fisher, Melvin.

Fiala, Judy;

Fobes, Fny; Foster, D nna; Franzen, Richnrd; Frazier, Nancy; Fritzler, Rnnd~l; FushiP, Dick.

Gagner, Mavis; G~lbreath, Karen; Garcia, Esther; Jnck; G~rtin, Carol; Giebelhouse, Phyllis.

Gardner,

Gilbert, . ary; Gillam, Betty; Gillnm, Snndr .; Gillnnd, Jenn; Gillund, Melvin; Glover, Fred.

Goeden, Donnld;. Graham, .be~ty; Green, Dru~.; -Griffith, Buqdy; Griggs, Robert; Grndowski, Jim.

Gruendeman, Judy; Hnmer, Helen; Hammer, Margnret; Hancock, Le~; Harris, Robin; Harr~s, Steve.

H~rrison, Linfa; Hort, Bill; Hiatt, Bonita; Hudson, P~tsey; Humphreys, Lucille.

Hikes, Deonna;

Humphreys, M~rcille; Hutton, Ray; Hyatt, Dick; Ies~lnicks, Gnida; Jacobs, Bruce; June, Eugen~.

Jones, Faye; Johns, Martin; Knhler, Lnrry; Kjergaard, Penny; Kruse, L~rry.

Keeney, Vernon;

Kuenning, Clarence; Kuyntt, Rosalie; LnRose, Ted; Lnrson, Dewey.

Lohr, Bob; Lnntz, Jim;

Lnrsen, Joan; LQws, Jnmes; Lehman, Letcher, Willene; Leuschner, Karin.

nrgnret;

Lemelin, Fay;

Lintt, Pat; Lockard, Val; Lokey, Margie; Louthan, Marvin; Lovelace, Roger.

Long, Rosemary;'

Lundquist, Ernest; Maloney, Jim; Manke, Margaret; Mnpstead 1 Kenny; Martin, Fred; Martin, Marvin.

Martin, Roger; Maxson, Sharon; McGerr, Leslie; Charles; McMichael, Linda; McPheeters, Jay.

McGowan,

McWillinms, Clnudette; Miller, Bernie; Minicz, Lydia; Mischnick, Marcia; Mitchell, Dave; Mittelberg, Ke.thie.

Moeller, Jackie; Monroe, Mary Ann; Mocre, Raymond; Morgan, Jim; Morgan, Jim; Mosely, Jean.

Moser, Sherrel;. Neeley, Sharon; Newman, Fr~nk; Palmer, Judith; Pangle, Barbara.

J nice;

Parker, Judy; ferrin, Diane; Peterson, Donnn; Larry; Plncher, ~B,rbara; Prey, Gary.

Orosco,

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Pulec, Shnron; Raley~ Carol; Randall, Dianne; Ronnie; Reichwaldt, Robert; Reifschneider, Mary.

Radcliff,

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Rhondes, Dcnnne; Rhoades, Beverly; Riggins, Nancy; Riley, Nellie; Ring, Sharon; Robinson, Robert.

Rockenbach, Everett; Rogers, Bill; Rowe, Marlene; Sattler, Terry; Schnffer, Sheli~; Schenemon, Kenneth.

Scherle, Erika; Sch.~idt, Cynthia; Schmidt, Sharon; Schneider, Mike; Schoenfeld, D~rrel; Schultz, Ruth.

Self, Sharon; Sevenker, Larry; Shannon, Ronnie; Sharpnnck, LaVerne; Siedell, Mik D; Silvn; Christine.

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Simpson, Jud~; Simpson, Vickie; Sipes, Sharon; Smack, Shirley, Smith, Koitho

Marlene; Sipma,

Snider, Eugene; Snook, Bill; Snyder, D ve; ~encer, Chnrleno; St , nard, Louie; Stevens, Elva.

Stewart, David; Stiles, G~ry; Stoki, Janet; Stroh, Jerry; Stuertz, Kay.

Stevens, Ruth;

Stutzman, Keith; Sundling, Bob; Terhune, Susan; Ln~ry; Thomas, Shiela; Thompson, Judy.

Towne, !::incla; rr'r·out 1 Art ts; Vos~a 1 T'ec..,, 1 foll::er, Sohn.

Walkltshn~~ Robe~t;

Wallick, Roger;

SFi:.d: a; WB"u8 ...'"', Vickl; -. est.J 1

True, Er.rl;

Theosen,

Vogel, Ben trice;

~ntson, Drryl;

Weber,

Victur6

Whi ~e, Cl'1ua.een.~ Whitmer; Annie Le 1rte; Weiler, ie~1s, To.::1::.-y; ·11,n :..r:011-' Harvin; Wlr.s ·~on> Ronnie

Marilyn;

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Wood__., W~ight,

-Woods, Judy; Worrall, rerny; vJynnt, JBcob.

Rod;

Wymore, Janet; Wymore, Richard; Zegelis, Elga.

Bill;

re de, Sharon;

Young, Judy; · Yo~g, Snndy;

5-222-1 Ton Row: Wimes, DeVere, Compton, Thoms, Armstrong, Maul, O'Bryan, 3eezley, Schleiger.

2nd R w: G. nzalez, Aughe, Morris, Allen, Estes, Thompson, Sitter, ?ich ta, t,Tarne, Smith, Putens, ?ardubsky, Bartlett, Edminston, Ikerd, Bradley, Mrs. ~vans.

1st E()w: Lawsen, Vannest, Truax, Lewis, Shiplock, '·Talker, Gc.rdner.

6-222-2· Top Row: Van D ren, Yost, Davis, Ba.skin, Eiiley, H ffart, Isaacson, cKeen, Jerry Baskin, Kruse.

2nd Row: Mrs. Evans, rtall, Drewes, Clymer, Ebner, Tubbs, Farrell, Tayl r, McCray, Foreman, Riley, Williams, Stacey, Harr, B wer, Firest0ne, Hall.

1st Row: M rgan, Winston, Hessenfl~w, Zinville, D~cekel, Tipton, Dunn.

6-222-1 Ton how: Vaughn, Martin, Hudson, ralmer, Bassett, Simpson, Wym re.

2nd now: Pecht, Murphy, llixstine, Reynolds, Cragum, Kn x, Hudson, Tichota, Cheasebr, Shellpeper, Newrn~n, Stroh, Fritchie, Ondrak, Herringt n, Mrs. :vans.

1st Row: Th mpson, Arnold, Stephens, Clark, Mauel, Lc..uder, Dewey.

5-222-2 T0n Row: Huck, Gagner, Kennel, Nolin, 3rock, Chase, Rutt, Shc.rpnack.

2nd R w: Mrs. Evnns, Carr, Waters, Howell, Littrell, Kane, Egan, Spann, Kruse, Damian, Schwab, Ramsey, Sedden, ?hillips Le, Bausewein.

Shurter, 1st how: •Sandv ld, \Tolfe, Sullivan, Swetland, Smidt, Cud~back, Ikerd.

4-210-1 Top Row: Miss Persson, Shirley, Hughes, Tsylor, Schleiger, Sehr etlin 'J?ownsend, Orosc • 2nd R'1\·C Cox, Je.nc, ;_dams, Blanchard, Hall, 1•IL-.dison, Connie H~ll, 3uker, Monr e, ?rucka, Henderson, R we, Beltz, vaters, • Doceoal. st R w: ?eery, Griggs, Hubburd, Kemp, Loos.

2-210-1 T p R0w: Webb, Mauel, Di t tenberg, Bradley, \Tard, W2.de, Cook Browns0n, Remminga.

2nd liow: Bl~ir, Taylor, Yerger, Nevels, Freeman, Vogel, Bac..rs, Peet, Knauber, G2rdner, JE.ckson, Winston, Kahler, Knight, Blal0ck, I iss ?ersson.

1st Row: King, G2rcia, Doughtery, Paul, Nevels, Teyl r, Vest&rdis.

1-210-1 Ton aw: Hermann, Freeman, Coley, Vermillion, Kehn, TownSt:;nd, Mcrquardt, Munson, Ortiz, Hufman, Green, Miss Persson.

2nd R w: Mitchell, Mcu.rnen, Arn ld, ?enningt n, Creps, Bowers, Matson, Wilcox, Collingham, Buehler, Oschner, Ruckm~n, ? e terson, Tr llinger, Sulliv~n.

1st R w: Anderson, Hoeffner, Bcuers, Tktfield, J nes, Buntemeyer, Don&h e.

2-210-2 T~p R w: Jones, Fr~ul, Frahm, H~ckst~dt, yer, Nix n, Carr, Shirey.

2nd ~ w: Miss ?ersson, 3ell 1 Ro.rnsey, Fountain, Huggins, P[._lmer, Brown, D&vis, '·Jeideman, Klinemcnt., Emler, Br ck, Straw, Freemen.

1st u w: Neeman, Hayes, St ker, Smith, 1:erl .3:ni th, Dennis, J~cks n.

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4-210-2 Top Row: Miss Perss n, Cottingham, Sheridan, Fisher, Miller Parker, Glover, Hamilton, Hall.

2nd Row: Sipes, Eatgn, Gaunt, Briggs, \Jorster, Fuller, Nightingale, Dennis, Dawson.

1st flow: King, Behrens, Friese, Henry, Torgler, Smith, Ortiz.

1-210-2 Top Row: illiams, Borden, Cable, Baum, Housel, Temple, Litsey, Clemens, Hamer 1 Lovelace 0 2nd rlo~· Schleiger, Miss Persson, Lafer, F arenbruch, Jacoby .Robotham, 1fpgner, Hall, Brommer, Philburn, Kissinger, Gunnerson, Jones, Law, Gable.

1st R~i: Synovec, Hagelin, Lang, Groth, Ideen, sley, 1

2-305-2 Top Row: Bodfield, Austin, Jones, Pearson, 1'ichota, Debus, Stroh.

2nd rtow: Mrs. Ross, Bethea, ~agner, Heinbigner, tarck, Dean, Arnold, Kelly, ilson, Bridges, Riley, Harms, ilson, Dalrymple.

1st Row: Herble, LeRoy, Kotil, Fuller, Tucker, Schneider, ~ est.

4-305-2 Top Row: Clements, Toland, Mustard, Olson, ~ruluck, Shepard 2nd rlow: Giger, Conners, Pence, Crumley, Pence, House, S:.efker, Perkins, Bauers, Whitson, Sorenson, Smith, Knight, Mrso Ross.

1st Rew: Brock, ~ ellich, Alt, Ko.peller, illia'm.s, Jackson, Anderson.

2-305-1 Top rlow: Stiles, Tubbs, Butts, Birkheim, Pawelko, Drewes, Morgan 3 StevensQ 2~d Rs w: Hager, Kaohn, Barr, Chiment, Shipps, Skomer, 1artin; Davis, Lichliter, Freauf, Kelly, Bntes, Felsing, Mrs. dosso 1st Row: DeBoer, Nordbrock, P.alodis, Kinney~ Zeg~lis, Riggins, Drewes.

1-305-2 T •p Ro : Muhr, ~,hi temon, Smith, Porkner, Lahm, Cole, Merryman, Zachek, Upton.

2nd Ro : Mrs. Ross, ~ llingson, ay, R~bas, Buckner, Brchan, Mook, u 0 sey, Schwindt, aymire, nstcrs, eideck, Swartz, Stuertz, Aloxnnder, Barron, ~ride am.

1st Row: Bettinger, 1 Jalt e rs, Inge rson, 'r udt, Pleis, K hler, Johnson.

4-305-1 Top How:

Mrs. Ross,

illiams, Handy, Spahn, Jones,

Hiatt,

Markel, N0 rthrup , Hruby.

2nd Row:

Yost, ~ean, Ridd, Martin, Alexander, Garrett, Les-

ter, Townsend , Peterson, Hill, uardner, Imler, Lokey.

1st ctow:

Way, Bohner, Ace,

Goe~chel, Sipma, Hastings, Mit-

chell.

1-305-1 Top Row:

Mrs. Ross, Stamm,

Brunkow,

Lnntz, Schwarzenbach,

G~rrett, Harvey, Byron, Heath, Slezac.

2nd Row:

Hudson, Jones,

Starkweather,

Sabin, · Zierenberg,

Flynn, • Henct~so'n/- ormrtn; .. -~tier,

Novotny, Stanard, Witt ,

Keeting, Gnndnra, l1annor, Chapin, Schwindt.

1st Row:

Moser, Shurter, Townsley,

Oldenburg,

Lewis, Sch-

wictenberg, bettinger.

304 Left to Right:

Jerry Wilber , Roma Carlson,

Norman

.b'elton,

GRry Moore, Charles wnlbridge, John Timpson, Norman Kennell.

304 Top Row:

Don Schnnpp,

DRvid HRack,

Doyl& McC~rtney

Mrs.

Plum, Harold Vm Arsdall.

1st Row:

'harcn

Zimmerman,

0

nndra Gillam,

Shirley Smack, Edna Mae Bailey.

304 Leon byron, Robert

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riggs

nd Mrs.

Donna

Foster,

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The pictures on the left are classroom ~nd noon activi. ties. In picture one you see Ruth Schultz, riciry Gilbert, M&ry Ann Monroe, Linda Towne and Penny Kjerga:rd busy typing.

The four girls on their home economics

the

right

assignment.

right, LeAnn Williams, Patricia

have prepared a meal for They

are

from

Tucker, !tlenn1e

left

to

Wilson

and

Drucilla Way. Wrestling is one of the noon

activities

at

Whittier.

Trying out their skill are Dennis Sedden and Jack Coleman.

Busily sewing on their clothing

project

nomics is Elva Stevens and ~haron Wrede.

for home eco-

Supervising

their

work is Mrs. Thompson.

Busy with his drafting project is Bob

Vogel.

B~ck

of

him is~ very interesting bulletin board • . woodwork is one of the shop courses offered ~t :fu1ttier &nd Bob ialkinsh~w is doing some work on one of the m&chine~ D&nny D1ttenber 1s pointing out bulletin board in Mr.

so~e

fractions on the

orton's &rithmetic class.

Art is on0 of our elective

subjects and Beverly Dough-

erty and Cecilia G~rcia ~re showing you some of the art work done in their class.

--Physical enjoying

Education

is fun for both boys and girls and

game of basketball is Karen Leuschner and

fast

a

•

Ma~y Gilbert.

The

trampoline

is a favorite in the boys Physical Ed.

class and Tom .bee.ch is showing his skill to his classmates.

Many classes

finished and

products have been made in the woodwork

shown

here

is Steve Birkmann sanding his end

is

made

up

table.

Tha

band

shown in this piqtur•e are

of talented boys and girls and

Don Nolin, Bob Hyatt, nick Fuller

and Jim W~de play ing on their trumpets.

We have had so~e very interesting assemblies this year.

One that was especially informative

as

well as interesting

was a first-aid assembly sponsored by Mr . Jenkins.

His able

assistants were Linda Finley and Larry Theesen.

A former Whittier student came back

show us sane fine archery shots.

with his helper to

we were ali very interest-

ed in their showmanship.

Three good basketball players

are

Bobbie

McWilliams,

Bill \,orrall A.nd Ronr1ie Ch8mbers. ~joyed by

v11hi ttier

students

for the first time this

year WAS a television set given in honor of Mr. C. L. Culler who for many years was principal of \~hi ttier Jr. H1gh Schcol.

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Our

Sweetheart

Assembly

is

·a l.ways one of our nicest

assemblies and this year was no exception.

The

girls

oc-

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tette, composed

o.f

Cynthia Schmidt:, Sharon Anders on, Mary

Gilbert, Linda Finley;!

Linda

Harrison, Sharon Sipma, Rose-

mary Long, and Vick~ Simpson, sang some lovely numbers.

The three trumpet heart assembly,

players did n gocd job at the Sweet-

They are Gary Prey, Melvin Fisher and Larry

Comer.

A

speciality

number

for

the Sweetheart assembly was

performed by Dianne Schwindt and Bonnie Biedeck.

The

following

hearts, Linda Harrison,

people

were

Finley, Bernie

Lucille

attendants for the Sweet-

Miller,

Heurnphreus,

~mron

Spndy

Young,

Sipma,

Linda

and Charles

McGowan.

One of our most enthusiastic activities during the neon hour is our dancing room.

Here

both

boys

and girls gn to

have fun Rnd enj y themselves.

The orchestra, under ~n a

very

enjoy?.ble

the

direction of Mrs. Adams, put

assembly.

fuoir selecti~n of number~

was very fine nnd we all enjoyed their pl~ying.

Another interesting nssembly was the f shi~n sho of the participants

lo ked

walked ~cross the s to.ge.

very st lish and p~ised

All s t~ey

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CUSS WILLS

' ie, the graduating 9. class of 1958, being of sound disposing mind, ~nd considering the uncertainty of remaining a t de&r old 1-Jhi ttier, do make E-nd declare this to be our lest Will t. nd i estament as follows, hereby revoking all other ~nd former 1 Jills by us &t any time made. ~e give our beloved classrooms, teachers, books, desks, to anyone who wishes to gain knowledge by the use of them.

We will, our beloved 9A teachers to the very fortunate incoming 7B 1 s.

Patty Lintt wills he·r messy locker to anyone who wants it. Rosalie Kuyurr wills her first or second chGir to some bright eighth grc=der. J ay McPheetars wills his gold rimmed glasses to next years playground comm1 ttee. J c.ckie Moeller wills all of the notes Donnie ;,i1se wrote her to Janet Farley. Beverly Rhoedes wills her dirty locker to anyone who needs it.

Sh&ron Sipma lecves the yellow blouse that she we&rs on Thursdays to El a ine Carr. Judith Palmer wills her s1x in Science to anyone w~1O hrs Mr. Shuman. Margaret Hc.rnmer wills the fourth desk in the fourth row of room 102 to someone who loves Civics. Linda r owne leaves Cathryn Cc ble all of her old lipsticks·.

Sandy i._reber wills Fairyland in the d&.nce room to .l~ancy IArnold end Karen Hessenflow. Bob Failing wills his old as s1gnment shec..ts to lir. Brown. John Cc:sey wills his wrong Algebra answers to Ce rter hartin. Mary J.eifschne1der wills her bugle to Joleen l{E.peller. Dick Hyatt wills all his broken reeds to Roger Egan. · Judie Grundeman wills her Toni home permanent to Mr. Goochey. Bill nE..rt wills his m8..th book to Donald .3runkow.

Karen Galbreath wills all of her old papers &nd wrong answers to Deana _.rnold. Clarence Kuenning wills Mr. Law his h&rd head for a hammer. G~ide Iesalnieks wills all her mistakes she made 1n the bulletin while she was pl~yground C :1 c. irman to the new chairman.

Marlene ~:owe wills to 11 Corky 11 aall all of the shortest seventh gre.de girls.

Jeanne Gill&nd wills her typewriter with the comma that sticks to any eighth c r ader who 1s unfortunate enough to get it. Earl True wills his red hr:: 1r to Doctor l-!einz. Sharon :. nd0rson Wills her vi gorous l c::. ughter to the Grend Canyon, where it will live forever. Sheila Blair wills Dewey La rson to he r si s ter Di &ne 3l a 1r.

Terrie Wiens wills all 8th gr 5dars. Cl~re ~entall

the clicks of '!hitti~r to the wills all her crinolines and

full skirts to one of the poor seventh or eighth graders who flre so unfortun.qte as . to have to wear tight skirts all of the time. Everett •lookenbach wi.11s his height to Sharon Rhoades. F.lga Zegelis wills her ~10.00 worth of library fines to her sister, Mora Zegelis.

Ray Hutton wills all his problems to Mrs. Kirtley. Kay Stuertz wills her hair brush to Mrs. Bvans . Rosemary Long wills her locker to Karen Hessenflow.

Louie Stanard wills all his girl friends to Buddy McGowan. Melv1n Fischer wills all his peanut shells to rlr. Gartner. Gerald Stroh wills all his 7's to Mrs. Tempero .

Carol Gartin wills her ability to flurt to shy Honnie Schwab.

Val Lockard wills Mr. l 1 hompson to all the eighth grade boys and girls. Kathie 111 ttelberg wills all her unused votes to next years J. c. L. President. Lee Hanoo~k wills everything and s.nything to anybody. Mike Siedell wills his squares to Mr. Crockett. ~haron ··rrede wills her neat lock• er to anyone who won't abuse the privilegeo Esther Garcia wills Cecilia uarcia all her unwanted and w,mted teachers. Jud~.- Young wills her ''brownie points" to anyone that needs them. Mary . .teifschneider wills to ·Irs .

Hufman Jerry Lewis' swinging piano. Linda L'·inley wills all the pencils, pens, paper clips and rubber bands that she took out of his desk bac 1.{ to i ·i r. Sweem 0 Sharon Schmidt wills her broken down "'e·· t1ington Typewriter to any ei ~hth ~rader that wants it. Ghristine Silva wills CeciJ.i~ u-arcia her overflowinc bowling bag. Katherin Daugherty leaves all her wrong ans·-:ers she got in lgebra to April Pughe. LaVerta Sharpnack wills all the used bubble gum and candy uncer her desk top in room 222 and anything else to Joe Sharpnack. argaret Manke wills Elvis ?resley 's voice to f r. l'hompson.

Ra7!Tlond Moore wills his beloved t,.rpewriter to Dennis ~edden. Barbara Abbo~t wills her Spanish book to anyone who wants it. Sandy Young wills ,. eggy ?avlor Rll her tight fitting clot-es. Karen Dahlstrom ills Janet 1·arley 1 s community locker to everyone who has used it t··"is )a st .,ear. Joann Aldape wills all her good luck in ••hi ttier to ·:i al ter Harms.

Shar~n Cole w tlls Elvis's broken guitar strings to Gary Flynn. {onnie ~hannon wills his bad luck in typin~ to Don Vandorn. Sherrie J elf wills her ty0ewriter #11-77386 86 to Gary Lester. carolyn Eryan wills her sense of humor to Bobby vogel. James Grabowski 1ills all the fun he's h- din the 9th grade to the 8th ::.rAders. Lin a c 1 chael wills her Tnglish book to Cheryl uavis. Phyllis Gieoelhaus wills rs.

Wilson and Dr. Heinz to Gloria 0 ch indt.

Betty Gillam wills all of her wor .1 down pencils to Lois Swetland. Jim M0 rgan leaves a sli ghtly used hair. µiece and a jar of buc :: wax to Dr. Heinz and Mr. Clawson. Cynthia Schmidt wills all of the good times she has had at vhittier andall of the gum she couldn't chew in class to Jeannell l'raudt. Na dyne .t$aars wills her clean locker to her brother, eil rlaars. Judy 3 impson wills her typewriter to anyone who wants it.

Ronnie .< adcliff wills his pencil to Danny lsaacson.

Jack Gardner wills all tl:re chalk that was used to write his name on the board to Bob McKay. Annie Laurie Whitmer wills her cr 0oked duck-tail to Danny Mitchell. beatrice Vogel wills the space she has tak en u o in the dance room to any 8th grader who wants it. Ronnie Lhambers wills Dennis ..:>edden his broken arm and all the hard tim~P ~e has had in 1gebra.

Jean ·M osley wills some of the 9th ~rade boys to t he 8th grade girls.

Ramona Damian wills her c vies teacher to her sister Fawncine Damian. Janet J toki wills her ~ocial 0 tudy grades to i hoever wants them. ~osemary Campbell wills her ~hree year collection of gum wrappers to ·"' at ·:.:aylor. James ~rabowski wills all the cobwebs in his locker to Lrian i'homs.

Dan Green wills all the gum under his seat in Mrs. Wilson's room .to Rex Green. Helen Hamer wills her seat in the Belmont bus to LeRoy Herrin nton. rloger - a ker wills his holey tennis shoes to Lana. Hoeffner. ~ sther Garcia wills her 7 in Spanish class to anyone who is lucky enough to take Spanish. 111 ancy .1. razier wills her chair a.t the front of Dr. Heinz' room to her brother, Butch.

Tim 3utts wills his t ro ubles to Don Vandorn. Marcille Humphreys wills her desk in Mrs. ; ilson's class to Joyce Tipton. Kennet h Scheneman wills all his hair to Dr. Heinz.

Judy Thompson wills her Zorro sword to room 220. Diane . errin wills Nancy Arnold the boy's gym. Janet 'Jymore wills her 9th grade teachers to Carol Palmer. Marcia Mischnick wills all the good times she had 8.t 1 -1 hi ttier to Billy Stiles.

David ~ yder wills his school books to one of the 8th graders. Tom~itel wills Dennis ~edden all the broken pencil leads in his locker. 1, a y Davis wills all of her _luck and g rades to Robert raughn, and utevie Whi tmon. .,heryl Cheever wills her clumsy f i n gers to the f u t ure ninth grade t., is ts.

Vicki ..,eber wills her locker to Dennie ~edden.

Linda ~raig wills her new pink typewriter to Mrs. Plack.

Gary s tiles wi lls his gym s hoes to Dennis Dean. ancy Frazier wills all her 7 t h, 8 t h a nd 9th grade book r eports to h er brothe r Gerald. Judy o ods wi lls all the fun she has had at ~ hit t i er to ~a ndra ;urcha.m. Larr"',r • rown wills all his old magazi n es to Mrs. .Ji lson. Richard J.··ranzen ills all the g irls he didn' ~ have a d Qte with to Tommy f'reauf. Larry

Comer wills his holey sweat socks to Dennie

edden.

Pat Hudson wills all the gum she put under her desk in 203 to Donna Hudson. Charleen pencer wills all of her typing errors to Marie Bordon. Fay Fobes wills all her books, teachers, seats and periods to Gary Flynn. Pat Crruner wills all her old teachers to any 8th grader who is strong enough to take it. Sharon Coy wills the ~mice in her locker-to Mark Sullivan, so he can take care of thern anil feed them.

Knren Dahlstrom wills Linda Littrel all cf the fun she had in Mrs. 'ilson' s room. Sharon Ring wi 11 s !:?.11 the dead mice in her locker t ClBrn Herbel because she likes them so much.

Nancy .{iggins wills Miss Pers sons red hair to Laura Riggins.

To~ Eitel wills Mnrk Sullivan his air f loPded d i ce.

Lucille Fumphreys wills her old English book and pRpers to Susan Schellpeper. Steve Birkmann w1.lls Don Spahn his Civics book. 1~arilyn \:miler wills Dr. Heinz her pony tail.

Cl Audette McWilliams wills her enemy, Lnrry Phillips to Marvline M0 sely. Linda Eyer wills her gift of gab to Sharon Tichota. Edith Barr wills Mr. Sweem her big brown eyes.

Sherry Moser wills her home room 3-203-1 to her sister, Chris. LeRoy Theesen wills Dick Buller all the eye glAsses he has broken in the p~st school year. ~ Arlene Sipes vnlls her 13 block wnlk to ihittior to her brother Al. Willine Letcher wi 11s Annette Winston all the hot dogs ::1nd boys she can get.

Barbara Placker wills any or all of h&r extra weight to Virginia Paul. Theodore LRRose wills the goodlooking girls left to Buddy_ lcxander.

K~ren Droud wills usnn Shellpepper any shower she wants. Donnn Peterson wills all of her fun ~nd enjoyment at Whit tier to LaurnJem Dawson. Ra" Moore wills his r Rgged, worn locker to Bob Le. Ted Vostn wills his dirty locKer to Robert Harner. Susie R::\ley wills her olde r brotmr to anyone who will t~ke him. Knrin Leuschnur wills tho mice in her locker to anyone who likos Pir conditi ned co~ts. Bernie Miller wills Dennis Sedden a nLW r -short.

Andn Bnumanis wills nll tho gum stuck under the desks to anyone who likes ABC gum. James Cook wills all his chewed bubble gum to Rich~rd Cook. Judy Pc rker wills Gary - Parke r to Sandv Friese for th next ro~r. Vicki Simpson wills her smile to nnyonG wh needs it. Keith Smith wills his gym socks to G~ry Ppcht. R dnev ood wills nll of his books to the Shurtcr twine. rikki Crisson wills her locker and books to an eighth grader who h pes to beco e a ninth grnder.

Jack Colem8n wills Bob Leo all his homework in 1gebra.

R ger Baker wills Sheila chaffer wills her

11 his ho ~work t Stev DoVere. lg bra book to B verly D Bore.

Barbara Pangle wills Miss Baznnt · to Linda Lokey. Roger Baker wills nll the 9th grade teachers to the 8th graders.

Eliznbe~h Ann Betts wills all the 9th grade girls to Earl Nevels.

Janet FRrley wills her tight skirts to any~ne who thinks they can get in them. · Pat Hudson wills her Mickey Mouse membership cnrd to Lavonne Sta·n ard. Boni ta Hiatt wills her Algebra book to anyone who will take it. Bill Worrall wills Lana Haeffner all - the Mickey Mouse pin-ups in his locker. Sharon Coy wills her pet flea to April Aughe.

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