Cherokee Junior High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Orlando, FL)

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Cindy Jackson wills all the fun she's had to all the eighth graders. Judy Hamilton wills her gym clothes to Buddy Zalman. Mike Cramer wills the dirty gym floor to the poor eighth graders. Jonathan Saeborne wills all his text books and teachers to David Hoffman. Carolyn Rooney wills all her good times at Cherokee and her teachers to her sister Marian. Bill McGee wills his great Spanish grades to any eighth grader who will take them. Carol Whitton, with a sound mind wills Judy Whitton one pencil and a sheet of paper. Karen Parker wills her old locker to anyone that wants it. Annie Bonner wills her 9th grade Home Ec. book to any 8th grade girl. Brenda Bailey wills her books to Paula Phillips. Velinda Kuykendall wills her ability to flunk Algebra to any eighth grader who wants them. Deb Burdeshaw wills her seat in Music class to Bill Coleman, Jerry Green, and her Algebra grades to Mike McGuire and David Powell. Loretta Allsman wills her teachers to David Shamey. Earl Hughes wills his disecting kit to anyone dumb enough to fool with it. Marcy Nathan wills her congeniality to all her teachers to Buddy Zallman. Gene Hart wills his ability to get completely lost in Algebra to Kathy Pace. Robert Barnett wills his ability to fall asleep anytime during school Qbesides gymy to Brandt Edwards. Richard Bump wills his magnificent athletic ability to his brother David. David Ross wills his seat in Mr. Lynn's Math class to his fortunate cousin, Bonnie Moye. Kay Duguid wills her Algebra grades to any eighth grader who is struggling through general Math Faye Helms wills her Algebra knowledge to Bonny Blayton. Sherry Cheney wills 1X2 her hey! to Susie Lamberton and the other 112 to Barbara Floyd. Anne Baldwin wills her glasses to Sue Richardson who would look just great in them. Wesley Lear wills his English teacher, Mrs. Rankin to Bobby Wenzel. Susan Patrick wills all her good luck at Cherokee to Tim Fitzgerald. Mary Dunphy wills all her bad grades to any eighth grader who wants them. Cheryl Taylor wills her Civics book to Joyce Story in hope that she will use it better than Cheryl did. John Fillyan wills all his good grades, teachers, and textbooks to his sister, Cathy. Ann Weeks wills her desk in Mr. Kirtley's room to Jean Atherton. Charles Medlin wills Mrs. Rankin to all the fortunate ninth graders who will have her. Joye Davidson wills her Civics teacher, Mr. Anderson, to her brother, Conan. Peggy Foti wills all her good grades in Algebra to Barbara Floyd. Lewis Gold wills his Drum Major's uniform, band room key, beat up old clarinet, and torn sheet music to Mr. Dunneback and Wayne Brant. Carolyn Rodenbrock wills her Civics book and teacher to Jana Abram. Ginny Williams wills her place in Mr. Anderson's class to Bonnie Moye. Carlotta Campbell wills her good Civics book to Phil Harlow. Jean Joyner wills her front row seat in Mr. Lynn's class to Barbara Floyd. Debbie Crank wills her Algebra book and grades to anyone who'll have them. Donna Garrett wills her ability to talk to Susie Lamberton. Sandy Van Winkle wills her ability to butt in the lunch line to Jerry Green. Harriett Khork wills her dumbness or smartness to her sister. Elaine Thompson wills her Gym clothes to Joyce Haire. Jim Antosiak wills all of his unfinished homework and the papers in his locker to Mike Dean. Sharon Franklin wills all of her textbooks to next year's students. Mary Charity Peel wills her Science book, 62356, to any eighth grader lucky enough to have it. Linda Redditt wills her failing test papers in Science to her sister, hoping that she can pass them. Ann McGuire wills her faithful Civics book to Margaret Brown. Bev Bennett wills her great ability to borrow money, pencils, and paper to Nancy McDonnell and Lynn Batten.

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Cathy Morris wills her worn out eraser to her little brother. Amy Alpert wills her dirty, dusty, broken-down, gym basket in the corner to the unlucky ninth grader who gets it next year. Charles Leachman wills his locker No. 1659 to his brother. Ricky Vis wills his ability to flunk QQ to Bonnie Moye. Jean Provencher wills her great ability to flunk tests to Susan Richardson. Donald Knox wills his great brain and excellent grades to Rickey Brown. Barbara Guest wills her good looks to Leigh Guest. Charles Lowe wills 10 pieces of grape gum to Elva Akers and a Beatle record to David Thomas. Charlene Doubler wills her good grades in Science to Carolyn Lamb. Bridget DeGraw wills all her failing grades to Charlene Pullan. Gary Beasley wills his desk in Mr. Anderson's Civics class to Robin Parkhouse. Debby Irion wills her seat in Latin to some lucky kid. Dru Engle wills her messy locker, with A. B. C, gum on the door, to Ginny Motl. Carol Torrance wills her rotten Latin desk to Becky Ratcliff. Linda Fussell wills her place in Mr. Anderson's room to any lucky person who'll take it. Linda Martinusen wills all of her success and happiness to her brother. Bill Deitenbeck wills his ability to butt in line and get caught every time to any undeserving eighth grader who wants it. Sandra Babbitt wills her school books to her sister, Shirley Babbitt, in the hope that she will get as much use out of them as Sandra did. Judy Hamilton wills her naturally curly hair to Barbara Floyd, who probably doesn't need it. Tom Daugherty wills his rusty old gym locker and smelly gym shoes to Ronnis Hicks. Pete Christensen wills his height to Teddy NeSmith. Jerry Williams wills his good looks to Carolyn Kleinhelter. Randy Fraser wills his great power and prestige in the book room to Charles Black. Yvonne Puckett wills her position as Captain of the Majorettes to Judi Goodrich. Mike Howard wills his good grade and gym locker to John Harris. Sherri Carver wills her ability to get caught by Mr. Anderson and my technique of holding up the wall to Steve Johnson. Mike Thomas wills his locker to his cousin, Cathy McCurry. Thomas Wall wills his Cherokee pencils to his brother. Teresa Agee wills her tennis shoes to Lizbeth Moffitt. Peggy Wing wills her ability to be quiet and not talk very much to whoever wants it. Eric Hennig wills his old parking place to Buzzy Hartman and his Honda. Bob McClure wills his civics notes, tests, and quizzes to his dear friend, John Utley. Susie Blankner wills her 2 yr. old gym shoes and socks that are in her hall locker to Sue Richardson Doreen Maroth wills the nickname Skinny to anyone who is skinny enough to take it. Jan Sharpe wills her ability to chew gum in class and not get caught to Donna Thompson. Chris Fletcher wills his beat-up old English book to anybody who will take it. LaVaine Hood wills her Algebra book to Van Church and Charlie Herring. Doran Fuller wills his pleasant-smelling gym shoes to Billy Wall. Milton Black wills his voice to JoAnne Paine. Sharon Skidmore wills her ability to lose locks, which has been an art since the seventh grade, to Janet Ahrendt or anyone with the money to buy new ones. Jimmy Collins wills his torn-up old books to anyone who will take them. Bil Taylor wills his dirty, old, beat-up tennis shoes to Wayne Wheeler. Bill Nagel wills his Phys. Ed. towel, that hasn't been washed in this year 's school term, to Paul Davis. Theresa Withrow wills her shyness to Billy Magroo. Christine Hirth wills her messy locker to Mark Hirth. Larry Ebert wills his grades to Kenneth Croft. Diane Fox wills her gym locker and old dirty gym clothes to Barbara Floyd and Donna Savagoe. Sandy Burns wills Sherri's old black shoe, her jello birthday cake, and her mysterious phone calls to Linda Bellew and Carolyn Jackson. Bebe Pohlman wills her unusual talent of never getting caught doing something bad to Paul Davis and Glenn Vickers.

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Melinda Watson wills nothing tovanybody because she needs it all herself. Roberta Whiting wills her great ability to be a majorette to anyone who wants it. Linda Estes wills her ability to get hit by the birds to anyone who can dodge them. Joyce McMurray wills all her problems to Cathy Cobb. Melinda Watson wills her terrible Algebra grades to Brandt Edwards. Marcia Walden wills all the mistakes she has made in Home Ec. and all her bad grades in Civics to Cindy Hazzard. Charles Odem wills the right to keep his shirt-tail out to some lucky eighth grader. Ann LaBonte wills to her sister, Elaine, the privilege of having people butt in front of her in the lunch lines. Marty Wilson wills his unused Algebra book to Babby Simpson in hopes that she can make better use of it when she gets to the ninth grade. Rusty Henderson wills the broken straps on the bass-drum to Mr. Dunneback. Elizabeth Swanson wills all the Roman numeral clocks that keep us on time to our next class to Leslie Fredman. Lena Passlacqua wills her abilities of getting into a state of utter confusion and the art of acting first, thinking later to anyone dumb enough to pick them up. Mitch Gazil wills his forged passes to Burford Davis. David Akers wills Mrs. Hughes and all his D's to Roger Akers. Ann Kellogg wills her ability to get caught doing anything to Donna McClitock. Pam Meeks wills her torn-up, dilapidated English book and mediocre grades to any undeserving eighth grader. Robert Schood, if he passes, wills his grades to Kathy Rainer. Olin Jones wills all the water he drained out of his trumpet onto the bandroom floor to Dan Feather. The girls of Mr. Ferguson's 9-5 will their sea-bags to anyone who wants them. Henry Mclntyre wills his used English book to Bonnie Moye. Pat Pullen wills her messy locker to Charlene Pullen. Rita Ruge wills her seat in Mr. Mercer's room, her Algebra book, and sergeant's badge 320 to anyone who wants them. Karla Young wills her outstanding ability to borrow money or anything she needs to Al Cheney, Mike McGuire, and Larry Kyle. Terry Parker wills all her money Qwhich isn't muchj to Mr. Lynn in hopes that he can make better use of it than she did. NOTE - Our special thanks to Steve Johnson for drawing the cartoons for the divider pages. 99 as TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Un World! lul Vtllboblt In Ylylaun