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

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. A 5-,W We the Class of 1956 being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. We therefore, be- queath John Aydelott's crazy rhymes to Sue Averyg Joy Baugh- man's baritone to Jerry Rutledge Rosie Bender's teaching job in the gym to afuture F T A 'er Ray Blythe's shop math book to Dick Goodman Donna Bower's height to Letty Brakemang Joe Buzzard's football uniform to any two boys Nancy Campbell's district band trips to Lois Tanner Bee Carlsson s naturally curly hair to Judy Kabenick Marlene Case's F T A job in Mrs. Rose's room to Carolyn Jones Bill Curtis' paper route to Ricky Nilesg John Cygnor's motorcycle to anyone with a black leather jacketg Mike Chippen- dale s sense of humor to Danny Nunez Charles Culbertson's card tricks to Frankie Stefano Carol Edinger s guitar to Arlene Agnewg George Elias' nose to Mr Barringer Bob Falzone's German out- fit to a future exchangeeg David Feeney's moon calls to Jim Good- man: Jim Fetzner's golf clubs to Denny Glasgowg Bud Frick's ten- nis racquet to John Bloom: Eddie Gibb's job at the G8zH to an enter- prising young many MarthyGlesener's big brown eyes to Ruth Bar- rellg Alan Gregg's cooking in the physics lab to George Renshawg Charles Higby's quietness to his brother, Johng Dan Higby's cars to Dave Goodwing Mike Holmes' enthusiasm to Tommy Johnsong Bob Horn's athletic ability to Dick Flaughg Lynn Humphrey's debating to Linda Roth: Janet Kester's sewing to Carolyn Galsterg Katie Korn's worrying to Kathy Kelloggg Gary Krantz's harmonica to Bob Eppersong Janet Kuss' typing to Sherrel Brakemang Charles Leem- huis' black leather jacket to whoever wants Cygnor's motorcycleg Tom Loftus' position at guard to Jim Deuinkg Dennis Luce's glass- es to Tom McMurray: Butch Minich's buckskin jacket to Davey Crocketg Joanna Moorhead's cheerleading to Betsy McMurrayg Twila Myer's red hair to Ronnie Swenson: Phyllis Nantes' car mooching to Suzie Bandigg Tim Nevin's fourth period snacks to Mr. Browng Margaret Ray's habit of taking her shoes off in home-ec class to Carol Lenningg Willy Reaves' Copenhagen to Bruce Gourleyg Gene Reed's haircut to Walter Poulsong Charlie Robinson's girls to Jerry Olsong Bill Rutledge's job on shop maintenance to Tom Autiti: Cecile Samsel' s voice to Marge Wilsong Jim Samson' s height to Tommy Woodg Kathleen Sanner's flag twirling to Barb Blickleg John Schilken's piano playing to Bill Frenchg Marlene Schiefferle's hot basketball shots to Greta Lindquistg Sally Sheesley's scrump- tious wardrobe to Carol Andersong Dave Siggin's trap line to Dave Hockmuthg Roy Sensabaugh's stripes to Jim Lambg Sally Soudan's fraternity pin to some lucky junior girlg John Stefano's peg pants to John Gorenflog Jim Steele's patrol badge to Norman Knapp: Herb Tenney's sculpturing to future art classes: Roy Tenney's fishing pole to Neal Andersong Dave Thomas' violin to Mary Schilkeng Peg Vickey's paintbrushes to Mike Wilsong Jean Wall's study hall proctoring to Pat Johnsg Bette Webb's flute classes to Peg Bluntg Dave Whipple's handsome wardrobe to Tom Bergang Beve York's twirling to Marlene Massieg Dave Beltram's tuba solos to an in- terested underclassmangKlaus Roitsch's dancing to Herb Dyerg and Charles Wood's car to an A-1 mechanic. I 3 I o . . . 7 u a n a 3 . . D ' . I ' ' . I I . ' . . y a . a . . . . ! I . 9 . - I . I D . . . ' S

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When our beloved school teachers do retire, Or Keys , himself, them must fire, They will look back to their favorite class To see what became of each lad and lass: About this class, there could be no mistake, For they were never likely to them forsake. They came to school fairly nearly on time And learned all their poems that didn't rhymeg But we're not here to talk about them For them we are likely to quickly condemng For 'tis us whom we plan to discuss, And how our dreams all became vaporousg HARE and FEEN were two of a kind, To be draftsmen, they had made up their mirldg SALLY SOUDAN, our capable editor, Has become an interior decoratorg ROY TENNEY, the adventurous soul, Beneath the sea doth play his rollg The Federal Bureau of Investigation Has recently put PAUL through initiationg When to Germany, KLAUS did return, In the banking business he made money to burng WILLIAM RUTLEGE, full ofself-confidence, Joined the Coast Guard for our defense: The U. S. Navy will sail the world round, It is there GIBBS and CULBERTSON will be foundg BUTCH MINICH shall become a machinist And many a rusty bolt he will twist, A pill pusher will become ALAN GREGG, Mixing blue and yellow to form a green 6322 A buyer of women's clothing is her ambition, For it is JANET KEST ER will fill this positiong SEMI is a friendly little guy Who will be selling hardware till he doth dieg PEG VICKEY plans to indulge in part In the widening field of commercial artg ROY SENSABAUGH will study the laws of the land And many a jury will he command: DAVE THOMAS and JOHN SCHILKEN to Mexico will fly To studyarchaeology of the days gone byg HERB TENNEY will be seen on the streets of Paris Wearing a beret and painting some familiar terraceg One enormous group of whom we must hear Are those poor souls who will become engineers: JOHN CYGNOR plans to develop a new jet, CLASS PRO PH ECY While undecided 1S ROBERT Chemistry will be DENNIS DAVE SIGGINS Nevada ranch In the field of have sought None A BUD 1.1 The For in BEE, o