Lawrence Junior High School - Junior Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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SPRING, 1951 Beverly Bowen bequeaths her ability to chew gum in class to just anyone? Joyce Kimball leaves her estate, Lawrence Junior High School, tbought with library fines! to a seventh grader. Dean Nieder wills his English book and his seat in Miss Oberle's room to any poor eighth grader who will take it. Maymie Ottinger parts with all her Hlfisa' to Ruby Ottinger. Ann Pollard wills her seat in Mr. Berger's room to any eighth grader that is going to take math. . Don Shepard wills his two front teeth to Charliex Coleman. l,Not that he needs themj. . Jim Springer wills his car to anyone who will have the heap. Wanda Vann wills her singing ability to Louise Logan, Annette Staden, Lorna White, and Callie Thompson. 9C WILLS Joanne Beal wills her braces to Jim Rose. Loren Brouhard wills his seat in Mr. Bergefs room to Jimmy Hicks. lla Dean Daniel leaves her ninth grade books to Barbara Marshall. Bobby Dockery bequeaths a few slices of fat to Jimmy Hicks. Roland Flory wills his wads of gum, so carefully and slyly stuck under his desk in Mr. Brown's room, to anyone who sits there next year. David Gustafson bequeaths his ability to play center in basketball to Ronald Kunkle. Joan Howard leaves her arithmetic ability to her sister Delores. K Clarke Jackman wills his gym clothes to Gary Creamer. Kenneth Janeway leaves his uFs in shop to Gerald Behnke. Rose Mair bequeaths her seat in Mr. Berger's room to Shirley Spillman. Archie Noble wills his seat in Mr. Rileyis room to anyone who wants it. Frederick Ramirez wills Wlfhe Thingn to Ralph Chavez. Audrey Sallee leaves her theatrical and library ability to Sharon Skinner. Norma Sharp bequeaths Miss Black's pencil sharpener to all eighth grade girls. Maurice Smiley wills his wit and humor to the good humor boyw of next year. LNamely, Gary Creameixl Paul Smith leaves his weight to Jimmy Hicks. Georgia Spencer wills her A.B.C. gum lgalready been chewed! to any eighth grader who wants it. Mike Thomas leaves his ice cream bars to Miss Black's 1952 home- room. Dolores Turner bequeaths her ninth grade books to Charlotte Hill. Carolyn Worley wills her seat in lvlr. Bergeris room to Barbara Marshall. Harold Van Gundy leaves his glasses to Jimmy Hicks. Sue Ann Haines bequeaths her ability to ask questions in algebra to Julie Jost, who is bound to be confused. Peggy Wright wills her clever brains to her sister. lfllake care of themlj 9D WILLS Sandra Falkenstien wills tl1e stubs of the K.U., K.S. 1950 basket- ball game here to Mr. Riley. -25-

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THE JUNIOR The Last Wills and Testaments We, the departing Hwooden-heads of Lawrence Junior High being of sound carving and sawdust hereby make our last will and testament. To the incoming freshmen collectively we bequeath: Mr. Brown's wastebasket, the chipping paint in Mr. Riley's room, Mr. Bergeris jokes, and last but not least the freezing rooms in Old High-if the recipients promise to replace the piece of old green burlap covering Miss Oberleis board. 9A WILLS Carol Atha leaves all her old clarinet reeds to Beverly Cobb. Donna Carlson wills her ability in art to anyone who wants it. Irene Roberman wills her seat in ninth grade chorus to any poor alto who wants it. Pat Showalter leaves her ability to want to dance and be a singer to Mary T. Dorothy Gentry wills her seat in art to David Hubbel. Gene Mullin is being stingy and taking all he has with him. Terry Malott wills his algebra book to his little brother. Donald Dreher wills all the nice teachers to anyone who wants them. Neal Gleason wills his math book to Bobby Davis. Norma Samples bequeaths her algebra book to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. Joann Dixon leaves her Latin book to any dope who wants it. Leland Stewart wills his English book to Robert Johnson. Myron Murray wills his math book to Judy Murry. Jerry Skinner bequeaths his curly hair to anyone who wants it. Lester Smith leaves Junior High for good. Mary Griswold leaves Junior High to any architect who wants il. Dick Laing wills his little feet to Jim Bose. Helen W'right bequeaths her algebra book to Susan Campbell. 9B YVILLS Paul Badger wills all his good work in Industrial Arts to Bob Larsen. Dale Beerbower wills his ability to play basketball to Joel Malott. Ernest Brewster wills his dog muzzle to Mary Gile. Virginia Daniels wills her math and history books to Barbara Sample. Judy Ericson wills her ability to whisper in math class to Nancy Smith. Maxine Gantz is going to be stingy and take everything with her. Savina Garcia wills all her brains to Nancy Garcia. Mary Louise Gile wills her seat in Mr. Bergerls room to someone who likes to argue. James Hackley wills his chair in math to someone who has Mr. Ber- ger next year. Dorothy Hateher wills her math and English books to Delores Ous- dahl. Lillian Hornberger wills her ability to keep just one joke behind Mr. Berger to Billy Hornberger lalso an innocent victimt. James Kimball wills his back seat in Miss Oberle's room to Virginia Scott, his ability in gym to Frank Dilley, and his seat in speech to Lorna White. -- 24, ,-

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THE IUNIOR Dick Easton wills his wonderful memory to some forgetful eighth grader. f???j Anita Pontius wills her gum to Ronnie Kunkle. Elinore Baker wills her Algebra book to Shirley Lisher. Pete Haggart wills his Algebra book to some poor eighth grader who needs the answers. .loyee Nehrbass wills her seat behind Dick Laing in Latin to anyone who likes to see his ears get red! John Heider wills one ruler and two Algebra books tone with answersj to Mr. Brown. Sandra Robbins wills her Algebra grades to Merlene Harris. Maxine Hoecker wills her long fingernails to anyone who wants them. .lohn Feist wills his gum to the bottom of his Algebra desk. lva Dean Kilburn wills his locker to ,limmie Bedford. ,lo Ann Joyce King wills her Algebra book to some poor eighth grader taking Algebra next year. Larry Kitlen wills his seat on the South Lawrence bus to Dick Mc- Millin. Shirley LaDuke wills her Algebra book to Yvonne Richardson. Richard Wilson wills his Burr'i haircut to Clarence Crumet. Jane Ziesenis wills her ability to look wide awake in Algebra while she is really asleep to anyone who wants it. Barbara Young wills her weight to some undernourished seventh grader. Edward Pauley wills his ability to stay awake in Mr. Browrfs room to ,lim Rose. Dick Nelson wills his locker to Hlixnfi Newton McCluggage wishes to leave nothing to nobody! Wiley Williams wills his brown curly hair to ,Ioel Malott. Alan Wakefield wills his love for reading to John Hatfield. Richard Dickey wills his ability in Latin to Ohed 'l'hompson who will be here next year. 9E WILLS Leota Braden wills her height to Carl Marquette. Hugo Balda bequeaths his good tf?t Latin grades to John Kennedy. Barbara Dalburg wills her long fingernail to someone who bites her nails. Billy Deay wills his good looks to anyone who wants them. Glen Gronninger leaves his Algebra book to Delbert Pringle with best wishes. Billy Hegeman wants Bobby Howe to have his ability to misbehave in study hall. Bonnie Higgins leaves her dishwater blond hair to Thelma Spooner. Darlene Hutchinson takes her height along with her. Gene Johnson bequeaths his ability to be good and study hard to Carl Marquette. f?J Bernard Kimball leaves his grades in Mr. Berger's room to Henry Smith. Irma Kizer wills her friendliness to Lorna White. Ed Martin leaves his ability to borrow pencils from Bob Allison in Mr. Brown's room to Joel Malott. Myron Murray leaves his General Math book to his sister. Kenneth Ragan bequeaths his seat in Mrs. Lowmarfs room to anyone -26f.