Inglewood Christian School - Yearbook (Inglewood, CA)

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I, MIKE ASHBURN, will my nickname of HFatsn and some old Esquire magazines to Paul Currie, 1, GARY Bocsm' will , my peculiar knack for contacting mumps at the worst possible time to anyone who will take them. I, ROY BURLESON, endow my ability to hi h t S jump o Danny Grimsley. I, MELVIN CHILCOAT, grudgingly give my rubber bands to Mike Andrews. I, BONNIE GILBERT, hereby will my nickname to Linda Barnes. I, ANNETTE KENNEDY, feel extremely generous and will let Sharron Haden have any one of my 3 brothers. I, JIMMY LLYWELYN, give of my own free will to Kenny Brann, one dead lizard. I, JOB MILLIGAN, much as I hate to part with it, will my Math book to Bob Schultz. I, DAVID MUNYBR, leave my dry ice and my diminishing supply of rubber bands to Jerry McLoud. I, MARTY ROSE, do hereby will to Jack Munson my old compass. I, KEITH SHEETS, with echoes of teachers still ringing, will my loud mouth to Charles Putnam. I, BRUCE THOMPSON, do will and bequeath my crooked leg to Richard Jensen. I, DALE THOMPSON, leave my job on the clean-up committee to Bob Fox. I, GARY THOMPSON, will my big feet to Chuck McComb. Be careful where you step with them! I, JIMMY THOMPSON, consent under pressure, to transmit my old dirty socks to Bill Burnett. I, EDDIE WALKER, with only one backward glance, release to Victor Dimick my old shoes. I, MARY WHITENER, with no regret whatsoever, will my Spelling book to Roccette Miele. I, DAVID PARKS, present my excellent brain and the crafty little way I have of not always using it to Ronnie DeLao. I, PAUL ROGERS, without healtatlon, will my English books tyou're doing me a favor!! to Bent Christiansen. In conclusion, we leave desks that will need sanding, possible a peck of rubber bands, and numerous gadgets now in possession of the faculty, who incidentally, are now looking for a quiet rest home. We leave the future to take care of itself!

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7041! We, the jovial jokers of the eighth grade, being of impaired mind but sentimental hearts, do hereby will and bequeath our enviable position of Serving as examples--we do very little right but a great deal wrong without half trying--to our successors, the seventh grade eager beavers. 5, PAT MCLARNEY, do hereby will my skill to evade questions to Glen eorge. I, DON HURDEL, do will and bequeath my ability to play in class COh, Boy, can it get you in troubleil to Dan Wallen. I, ROGER WOOD, am glad to pass on my outstanding ability to talk in class to Billy Harris. I, ROBERT BURNETT, will my ability to do nothing and enjoy it to Jim Conard. I, GARY ENOCH, bequeath my Math book land for pete's sake, burn itll to Bob Miller. I, MIKE CADENHEAD, will my talent for charming the girls to Charles Zahn I, BILL TINGLE, reluctantly pass on to Andrew Greenawalt the holes in my head. I, JOE SUNSHINE, endow my will to study to Steve Dighton. I, DAVE KESSLER, very generously I think, give my English book to Bruce Marks. I, ISABEL VELASCO, do hereby will my ability to talk to Martha Jeanne Stevens. I, SHERRY TOLONE, hereby will my grades good and bad and the good times I've had to Marsha Million, and my place behind the plate Cbaseballl to Nancy Vanderveer. I, MICHELE McCOWIN, with everyone's consent, pass on my ability to get mad to Linda Larson, and gladly give my old clothes fnas isnl to Candy McCowin. I, ARDIS ASCARATE, proudly bequeath some of my hair to Louise LaVoque. I JANET MURRAY pass on m tricky little way of passing notes to , , - Y Nancy Brones. I, LINDA GARRITT, would like Cheryl Antonares to inherit my A'B'C' gum and transfer my monkeyshines to Carol Marker. I, PATSY LIEBER, with some misgivings, will my ability to talk in Class to Sharon Redburn. I, MARGARET PERSFUL, cheerfully give my old beat-up Math book to Sherry Hoffman. I, CHERI LYN DeBRY, officially present my Valedictorian speech to a worthy contender, Marybeth Lane. I, JUDY ALEXANDER, hereby will and bequeath any andfor all of my 'ol school books to Lynn Hanson.

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Who could ever forget Nwildcat Willieu, our eighth grade class play. Such a wild one!!! Remember what a time Uwildcat Willlen Cplayed by Mike Ashburnb had when he had to act like HCousin Susien from Seattle. He even had to dress and talk like her. Even though HGladysH, Wildcat's sister lplayed by Janet Murrayl d1dn't mean to, she sure got Willie into a fix by using him as a model to put the hem straight in her new dress, but in the end she did stick up for him by saying he was a wonderful brother. We'll never forget the surprised looks on the faces of Willie's two buddies fJoe, played by Roy Burlesong and Vernon, played by Mike Cadenheadl when Willie, the 'Woman hater and tough Wildcat Tamer' appeared in a girls dress. Remember how Gladys's two girlfriends CCel1a, played by Annette Kennedyg and Kathie, played by Patsy Lieber! teased poor Willie by calling him nEeaut1fulH and nwilhelminan, and oh, how provoked they were when Willie was found playing with Kathie's knitting and wearing her hat. Poor abused Willie!!! Just to think that Willie would help with the housework to get a promised pair of boxing gloves! My, how involved he got just because he was willing to be helpfull!!! The nMelodettesn and HGirls Glee Clubn added good music to the program and we were honored with the presence of uThe Thompson Sistersu---remember their rendition of HPlaymatesH. All in all, it was an evening of wonderful fun and entertainment. An evening we will never forget. my S 315 if wr WA. w Hwild t Willien was presented by the eighth grade class on April 5th at the Mgiroe Junior High School auditorium and was directed and produced by Miss Donna Sunkler.