Belle Glade High School - Rambler Yearbook (Belle Glade, FL)

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Miriam Padron, leave to Terry Connell the little box that I ve in my purse and she has tried to see it: to Yolando Toledo, pen, because hers is probably out of ink since she is always 'iting me notes in English class. To my sister, Vivian, my ctionary, of English to Spanish, so she won't borrow mine any- ore. My last will is to pass typing II. Alan Ponder, being of unsound mind and retarded body leave the following: To B.G.H.S., my sister Mary Kate: To Nornie and Rita L. my '54 Chevy so they may make Saturday after- on rolmifind to Susie S.. Chosen. Leah Poston, being of wracked mind and tired body do hereby ave the following: to Gwen G., my bow legs, may she find a y to camouflage them: I never did! To Mary Leigh A., I ave a slightly used megaplione-Happy Yellingl To Sharon ., I leave my big blue eyes that were willed to me by Annette llins. And to Sandra R., I leave my red car. Marilyn Rabin, not sure of any desirable condition do hereby ave the following: To Sherry Knight, the football which she unwillingly gave me at the Pahokee game: to Joey I-Iudspeth, y ability to do a cartwheel: to Pat Gilbert, all our many ughs and good times: to Coach Thornton, I leave. Anna Ramirez, being of worn out mind and tired body hereby .ave the following: To George P., I leave a book on How To e a Good Leader g To Rebeca M., I leave my Cuban accent: my sister, Mariana, I leave my dirty tennis shoes with the ope that she finds time to wash them! Paula Richey, being of sane mind will to Pat Weathers The arn: to Lura Livingston, I leave the Molc's house to trick treat each Halloween, although Kirby won't be there: to hn Evans, the road to Pahokee which I traveled quite fre- uently: and to my sister Linda, I leave the boys of B.G.H.S. Lee Rodgers, being of quick temper and of short height do ereby bequeath the following: to Cindy M. my ability to do ell in math: to Darlene D. my ability to get along with every- dy fHaJ: and finally I lcavai to the teachers of B.G.H.S. ty sister, Ester and my brother, David, who is a real terror. Laura Rogers, being of no body and little mind, bequeath the following: To Lura L. I leave my baby brother: To Don . an extra wink: To Sherry K. a stick of gum? tgct itl To 'ary Walker the four mile ride to school, and to D. Wedgworth, ts of fun. , Master Wayne Robert Roman, hereby bequeath to Sharon A. ty '55 Chevy Impalag to Dee Dee M. my motorcycles: to Ray E. my racing helmet: and to the students, the good cafeteria. , Skipper Sehoppel, will to Don Wilkinson and the kid Lee ny size which was willed to me by Ernest Amedee: To the uture hunters of B.G.H.S., I bequeath Seminole Sue and letter luck in crossing California Slew than I had. To my .isters all the fun I had at B.G.H.S. I, Thomas Scrape, being of super mind and magnificent body, do hereby leave my ability to cheat on an American Government test to Arce Salvador: to the faculty of B.G.H.S. I leave my brother and sisters and hope that they can get along with the teachers as well as I have. I, Ira Sergent, am leaving nothing behind for I will need it all and more where I'm going. I, John Shea.l1en, being of mature mind and baby face, leave to Brother Bobby the treacherous path from Mr. R. W. Lanier's carport door to homeroom: to B.G.H.S., I leave my little sister, Diane, to Ann Williams, I leave uVaulto for her sole companionship. I, Danny Shiver, being of immense intelligence and muscular body, will the following: to Tony L. my ability to speak English, to Michael S. and Gary W. the road from South Bay to B.G., and to the teachers of B.G.H.S. four more just like me, also to Gwen Gove I bestow the title of B, B. I, Franklin Shutts, being of injured mind and muscular body, leave to all boys going steady with girls in PAHOKEE the road leading to and from there. Teachers, don't jump with glee: there is one more Shutts a lot worse coming a few years behind me. Being as greedy' as I am I take the rest with me. I, Trudie Smith, being of strained mind, tired body, and aching feet leave: to Glenda Tyler my old shorthand pads: to Glenda Tyler and Jimmy Jackson the ride from Bean City to school over that smooth road f?Jg to Jeanette Chaney many happy times in Clewiston. I, Doris Spence, leave to my sister Peggy our old '59 Chevy to take to school next year. To Benita Johns I leave the road to Bryant, and Linda Hood the airport road. To Ida Mock I leave my seat in business math class. To all of B.G.H.S. I leave .lerilyn Johns and Patricia Davis. I, Dale Spikes, being unsound of mind and half crazy, too, do hereby leave to Elaine Adams the wonderful town of Belle Glade and to Mike Beck the twelfth grade if he ever gets there. I, Wanda Tanksley, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will to the following: Jo B., I leave my place in chorus: to Jeanette C., all my teachers. To B.G.H.S., I leave my brother, Ray, may they get more use out of him than I. I, Tank Thomas, with overweighted body and underweighted brain, do hereby will to the following: Voncile R. the road to Clewiston and the name Huey g I don't leave my car to my little sisters because I'm taking it with me. To Sherry Knight, I leave my P.E. clothes, I know they will fit. To Linda H., I leave the boys of B.G.H.S. and Mr. Bowers. 53

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I, Roy Hayes, being of wrackcd, jacked and cracked body and mind do leave the following: to B. Holt my ability to get along with the Coaches g to D. Wilkinson, J. B. Evans, and B. Miller, my ability as a tremendous athlete, to Linda Long a hard timeg and to C. Wall my girdle pads, have fun. I, Dale Henderson, being of rapidly deteriorating body, my soul committed to obscurity, upon this moment of ebbing life do will to that special person all my loveg to anyone insane enough to accept, the privilege of using Mr. Groover's lab for experimentationg and to any stable minded being, the rat-race of being Co-editor of the Ram-Page. I, Tim Hill, leave my ability to get caught every time I do something wrong to Bill Miller, and to B.C.H.S., I leave my two sisters, Melissa and Debbie. I, Francie Holton, being of minute brain and feeble body, do hereby leave to my sister, Catherine, my seat in Journalism and my wornout shorthand manual: to Judy Seiler, a booklet en- titled HOW TO MASTER MAMA'S METHOD IN THREE EASY LESSONSg to Pat Fishler, a slightly mangled golf ball and the magnificent golf teamg and to Bobbie '5Ann Farmer, anything I have left behind. I, Pam Ingram, being in terrible condition do hereby will the following: to Beth Livingston I leave the Birds,', may she al- ways hide when she sees themg to John Brown Evans, all the horror movies on the late show, to Lura Livingston, Buster's jeep, the Dipg and to Don Wilkinson, the road to Pahokee. I, Louise Knapp, leave with a fond farewell to Belle Glade. I leave with happy memories and a diploma. I must go north and to Massachusetts, but someday I shall return, not to stay, but always for a visit. I, Linda Lively, in a mass of confusion, leave John Brown Evans my Ballet slippersg to Ray Sullivan, my trips to the Polar Bear for a coke: to Sherry Knight, my old beat up Phys. Ed. clothesg and to Becky Symes, my ability to fall in the middle of the hall for no reason at all. I, Sharon Motes, suspected hypochondriac, therefore refusing to reveal the condition of my mind and body, do hereby bequeath to: Jill Chapman, my piano studentsg Pam Whitlock, Sundays at the organg Janice White, the well-walked road to school: edi- tor of next year's RAMPACE, fortitudeg B.G.H.S., my sister Susanne who doesn't really look like me. I, Nancy Norman, being of superior mind and thin frame, will to Gwen G. my ability to gain weight and my bird leap, to the girls and teachers of B.G.H.S., my two little brothersg to Jackie B., the old neighborhood. I, Claudia Ludlow, being of no mind and all body, do hereby leave to the art students of B.C.H.S. the ability to get along with Mrs. Earwood. To Johnny S., I leave one of my many crash diets, may he have better results than I. To Cheryl S., my babysitting jobs and E. W. 52 I, Cecelia Myrtle Mathis, being of huge body and extra lar feet do hereby leave: to the cheerleaders, a year full of wa and exciting memoriesg to Voncilc and Lynda L., I leave DE BALLS g to Nornie D., I leave ---g to Beth L., one bag fritosg to the girls of B.G.H.S., my cute baby brother, George. I, Mickey McKee, being of a tall mind but short body do here bequeath the following: to my little brother, Timmy, the l of us boys, the house to himselfg to the next V. Pres., t ability to do things behind the Pres. backg to Sandra R., Ter Towng to L. Lard and all other students of B.G.H.S., memori of laughter and joy of '64, I, Ronnie McWhorter, being of twisted mind and dilapidat body, hereby leave to Bobby Muller, my fifth of Schmirnoff's. I, Jimmy Meeks, having a very unstable mind and body, hereby will the following: to Buddy Bender and Danny Lanie Mr. Stevens, I hope they give him as much trouble in ba as I didg To Ivan Willis, one very old and very much us cornetg To my sister, Barbara, I leave the long road to sch may she always be on time. I, Merikay Minccy, do hereby leave to B.G.H.S., my little broth Wilber and my still littler brother Jimmy. To Linda R., I lea my ability for losing things and to Ellen K., I leave my abili for riding horses. To my brothers I leave all the teachers B.C.H.S. May they bother them as much as I did. I, Eddie Montalvo, leave to Bill Miller my ability to drink Yo Hoo. To my brother I leave my little red car fdon't hot rod like I didl and the girls of Belle Glade. May you have mor luck than I did. To the girls of B.G.I'I.S., I leave my broth Armando. I, Ronnie Moseley, being of inebriated mind and body d hereby LEAVE! I, Jenny Moore, being of weak body and weaker mind leav to all the girls of B.C.H.S., my little brother, David. To David I leave the ability to chew gum through all my classes withou getting caughtg and to the teachers of B.C.I'I.S., watch out! There are two more coming just like me. I, Larry Pate, of crippled mind and body hereby pass the follow ing curse upon all B.C.H.S. seniors of '64-'65 and all those fol- lowing: that all students will make straight Ns and succeed in any contest in which they might participateg that the football team will win all games and come out Suncoast Conferenoc Champs. I, Linda Lou Plank, being of weak mind and strong body, will the following: to Judy, my path to the bus each morningg to Ronny Lee, my seat on the bus and our little green signg to Martha Lynn, Molly, Lynn, Linda, Audrey, Mary, Juanita, and the two Coons, our rides in the jeep.

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I, Charles Thompson, leave the following: to Don Wilkinson, my ability to touch the rim on the basketball net fstanding on a ladderl. To the coaches, my brother, Bill. To Janet C., a chocolate cake with milk. Last but not least, to the teachers of B.G.H.S.. my sisters. May God help them. I, Margie Townsend, being of average brain and superior body, will the following: to .lack Payne, I leave many happy? Sundays at the organ, willed to me by Barbara Stone, to Janet Hotard, I leave my ability to get tadpoles in Mr. Bowers class: and to Larry Bowen, my seat in Mrs. Hill's room. I, Sandra Tillman, being of sound mind and good body, do hereby leave to the following: To Gail Williams and Dorcas Carner my good and sliakeable nerves for getting along with the kids at the bus stop. To Peggy Spence, I leave my ability to get along with her sister, Doris. I leave B.G.H.S. to my sister, Vivian. Also I leave ber my seat on the school bus. May she ride on it in peace. I, Emmett Trammell, being of small body and even smaller mind do hereby bequeath the following: To L. Bowen my posi- tion at left guard on the football team, may he do a better job than I did: to the '64 RAMS all the practice jerseys they can find: and I, being the last of my family, do hereby leave B.G.H.S. I, Bill Tyler, being of sound mind and body, leave to Skipper Bowles all the Fords in the U.S. and to Mike Mikovsky, my blue and gold Studebaker. To Dewey Jones I leave my cousin Glenda. I, Sam VanLandingham, being of weak mind and body, leave to my brother, Richard, the girls of B.G.H.S. I hope be has a lot more luck with them than I had. And to anyone crazy enough to want it, my position as third string tackle on the Football Team. I, Victor Venos, leave to Cary Wall my position as tackle. To anyone who can get them, I leave all the beautiful chicks in school. To those who like the sport, I leave the frustration of basketball. And to all incoming students to B.G.H.S. I leave many rewarding experiences. I, Robert Leon Vickers, being of supposedly sound mind and body, do hereby will to Janice White, two more wonderful years in the band with Mr. Stevens. To Jimmy Richardson, I leave my music ability. To my sister, Jo, I leave the long, long trip to school each morning and may she always be early. I, Neil Walker, being of average body, superior looks, and out- standingly magnificent mind do hereby bequeath the following: To the girls of Belle Glade, Mike Shiver and Gary Walker. To the school, many more Walkers. My mouth: who wants it? Pat Gilbert f'?l fgirlsl and to my cousin, I leave my ability to get along with Mrs. Hill. Good luck. I, Ila Davene Watson, being very short and extremely Freckled, leave the following: To Norma Burns my ability to pass all my 54 subjects every year. Also to the girls of B.G.H.S., I leave big brother Gerald. To my sister, coming to B.G.I'I.S. soo I leave my reputation as a brownie, Have Fun. I, Bootsey Weathers, being of the Best Physical condition lea the following: To Gary Walker and John L. Henderson broken leg. To Don Wildenson I give twenty pounds off huge body and to Bill Miller and Bobby Muller, I leave nothin To B.G.H.S., I leave my sister, Pat. I, Susan Weaver, being of sound mind and body do hereby b queath the following: To Robert T., my seat on the bus. Judy S., my shorthand book willed to me by Wanda Lee. Danny L., my B.S.C.A. card and to the girls of B.G.H.S. m little brother, Mike M. To the entire staff of B.G.H.S., I lea peace. I, Allen Weekly, being of sound mind and body, do hereby wi the following: to the girls of B.G.H.S. my little brothers in few years. To Larry Altman, my seat in Am. Government. An to everyone, I leave Belle Glade High School. I, Janice Welty, being extremely intelligent after twelve year of school, do hereby leave: To Linda Huggins, my ability t acquire nicknames innocently. To Louie Dykes, I leave a broo ffor use when the moon is fulll. And to anyone dumb enou to think be's smart enough, my seat in Mr. Bower's Trig clas I, Kay Williams, bequeath the following: To Tanya C., I leav my seat in English IV to do with as she pleases. To my siste Redeye, I leave the rough road to school. I hope she doesn' have as much car trouble as I did. To my two brothers, Larry an Keith, I leave this fine institution. I, Sam Williams, being of skilled mind and ability, leave th camp to the candy's of school. The road signs I leave to De Dee. Tommy S., I leave in charge of the Raisers of '65, an my cigarette butts to Bill M. To the Juniors, I give you m dearest brother, and to the Faculty, So-Long. I, Walt Williams, being of warped and decaying mind an diseased body find I'm so stingy that I'm going to keep everythin I've got. I, Dick Willits, being an outstanding student, model citizen and all-around athlete, do bequeath the following: To Riley Foster, I will my number 44 Jersey, if he still wants it. To .Iobn Bamford, I leave the title of Greatest miler in my block. I will my pack of cigarettes to Bill Miller. May he never run out. And to B.G.H.S., I will my little sister, Doris. I, Guy Wilson, will to the future agriculture classes and Mr. Lovell my place in the ag. truck: to Mr. Stevens my gracefulness to march and to Danny Dexter, my ability to play the flute. So I won't be missed, I leave my broken harmonica to my brother, Mike.