Lawrence Park High School - Lawrentian Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Bruce Alan Trude--HMiltonU Commercial-Scientific--Photographer NNever change when love has found its home.N James E. Wachter--NMinkN Scientific-World Traveler NBorn with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad.N John Wilson--HJohnW Academic-Scientific--Forestry NA speech is a mirror of the soulg as a man speaks, so is he.n Joseph S. Yates--HJoen Scientific--Office work Uwe know nothing of tomorrowg our business is to be good and happy today.H Lore Steffen--HMohrH General--Interpreter nHonest labour bears a lovely face.U L. Damon Tanner--ULarryN Academic--To be a success 'I believe that in the end, the truth will conquer.H John S. Webb-nJohnnyn Scientific-Physical Education Teacher UA man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.n Marlene Wells-NMarn Commercial--To travel NMoney alone sets all the world in motion.n

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Mona Marie Shaffer--HM2nan General--Missionary NI send an Angel before thee, to keep thee in the way.U Marvis Smith--NRedN Academic-Commercial--Commercial Artist HA great love goes here with a little gift.n Donald Spears--UTankH Scientific-Machinist HPractice is the best of all instructors.n Viola Theresa Stefano--NViN Commercial--Dance Instructor NA wink is as good as a nod to the wise,W Bertha Veronica Savage--HBertN General--Dressmaker nHitch your wagon to a star.H Marilyhn Henrietta Schubert--HHenrin Academic-Commercial--To travel abroad NLife is my college. May I graduate well, and earn some honorsln Robert D. Smith--HSmittyH Scientific--To attend college HHave more than thou showest, speak less than thou knowest.u Ronald Spadafore--URonnyn Scientific--To be a success ULove, and a cough, cannot be hid.N

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Robert Ybunt-HSpeedN Scientific-To be in scientific field NThe great business of life is to be, to do, to do without, and to depart.U Yvonne Ruth Zimmerman--UBonnieH General--Dressmaker' nGratitude is the sign of noble souls.U f We the class of 1951, being of sound mind and body, do hereoy declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. We, therefore, bequeath: Harry Altman's job at Twin-eta to Don Bendig, Jim Altman's ready answers to Morris Knapp, Dick Anderson's foul shots to Ed Dalglish, Virginia Bailey's . love for Academy to Kitty Bichler, Ruth Bair's bus rides to Margie Rutledge, Harry Ball's suspenders to Dave Frick, Carol Barlow's smile in the morning to Joyce Porter, Bob Bashioum to Pat Pier, Howard Beanland's love for cars to Bob Dobson, Lou Beatty's height to Joan Logan, Judy Berdine's job at Endicott's to anyone who wants it, Nancy Bichler's cheerleading ability to Phyllis Nantes, Jo Bigley's long hair to Gloria Perry, Mary Bobonic's smile to Nancy Drake, Kinley Bowers's projection job to Don Whipple, Ed Boyles' juggling ability to Dave Stanton. John Bretz's intellect to Ray Mattson, John Cleary's math ability to Jim Ferguson, Bob Conley's red hair to Veronica Bross, Alvin Corzilius's rare witticisms to Don Craft, Janet Eddinger's pleasant nature to Ann Wilson, Lucille Ester's quick answers in shorthand to Marty Wilson, Tharon Fox's book- keeping ability to future book-keepers, Sally French's sweetness to Roberta Brindle, Fae Gerard's appeal to Norma Musser, Larry Gray's sober face to Dick Hadlock, Virginia Greenlee's violin to Audrey Cleary, Joanne Grygier's com- mercial ability to Claire Jordan, Pat Hatton's pleasing personality to everyone, Herb Heuer's sayings to Lyle Gray, Bob Higby's manners to study hall patrons. Andy Hillhouse's golfing ability to Dave Anderson, Eugene Hunter's love for movies to Jake Gentile, Lore Steffen's beauty to Joyce Dorman, Al Kikstadt's route to Harborcreek to Avedis Avedisian, Bob Kline's bad knee to Don Johnson, Sally Kristiansen's love for school to the seventh graders, Alison MacLeod's dancing to Linda Nason, Blaine Minhinnick's red pants to Carl Veit, Russell Mosher's love for Mr. Gill's classes to Frank Compton, Sally O'Neil's spontaneous laughter to Margie Hess, Gordon Petri's tardiness to Don Hillegas, Thelma Phillips' love for Wesleyville to Evelyn Finley, Bertram Pietzcher's ease of making friends to everyone, Mary Pochey's eagerness to get home to Jean Myers, Thomas Royall's car to the juniors, Fred Ryan's wavy hair to Ralph Terrill, Nelson Ryan's smile to Joe Samson. Frank Samson's Billiard ability to Willie Hoppe, Bertha Savage's quietness to her sister, Marilynn Schubert's personality to Anne Woolstrum, Mona Shaffer's accordian playing to Honey Bowers, Marvis Smith's skating skirts to her sister, Bob Smith's management of basketball to Jack Sheehan, Ronnie Spadafore to Pat George, Donald Spears' physique to William Haynes, Viola Stefano's laughter to Caroline Gibbs, Larry Tanner's friendliness to Janet Welsh, Bruce Trude's hand- some profile to Thomas Brindle, Jim Wachter's dancing to Bill Yorcheck, John Webb's love of politics to Pat Spadafore, Marlene Wells' love for the Harbor to Jean Steimer, John Wilson's paper route to any enterprising student, Joe Yates's speeches in P. 0. D. to future seniors, Bob Yount's Chemistry workbook to future Chemistry students, Yvonne Zimmerman's column writing to Judy Embler.