Jefferson Junior High School - Patriot Yearbook (Naperville, IL)

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DR. JOHN B. MOORE PRINCIPAL

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NINTH GRADE WILL We, the ninth grade students of Jefferson Junior High School, being of sound mind and memory, and considering the uncertainties of the frail and transitory life, do hereby make, ordain, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. Cris Miller leaves Mr. Lerch a box of wrinkled raisins. Bob Shields leaves a box of vocabulary cards to Brad Bittner. Ken Mattioks leaves twenty-five brownie points to all interested eighth graders. ' B111 Gillilan and Les Hough leave to some fortunate eighth grader who is going to take biology, five excellent dissections. Charlotte Grantbequeaths her advanced English short story to any new advanced English student desiring a D in English. Betsey Frieda Booth leaves her naturally curly hair to Good Will. Linda Morrison leaves the unused box of bobby pins left to her by Madeline Aerni to Miss Trant. Sam Shannon leaves his emperorship to Jim Seay. Patty Bayers leaves her attendance record to Cathy Campbell. Cheryl Oleson leaves her crutches to next year's lucky tobaggoner. Doug Sherratt leaves his lank to Barry Lieberman. Brad Clark leaves one dead rabbit to an one with courage enough to pick it up. Les Hough leaves his good times in Miss Olzack's office after school to Reed Pyeritz. Ruth Albus leaves a can of Metrecal to Barbara Freeberg. Gloria Henze just leaves. Kristi Uddstrom leaves her book NEmbezzling School Funds for Fun and Profitn to Am Peal. Joe Cook leaves Nr. Shaffer to the poor unbiological ninth graders of next year Tom Werlinioh leaves his dandruff to Hank Miller. Michele Marra leaves her eyelashes land a bottle of gluej to Janie Tumpson. Charlie Pike leaves his title, El Burro, to Mike Duncombe. George Hall leaves the foot which he is constantly putting in his mouth to anyone with a big enough mouth. Charles Huettner leaves his height for basketball to George Heid in hopes that he will catch up.