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

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RUTH BARRELL, a studious lass, In one place only, the head of the class. The twins in our class are JIM and JERRY, Had they been triplets, we'd have Tom, Dick, and Harry JUDY KAEBNICK, we'll miss your laughterg But forget you we won't, forever after. CAROLYN KRANTZ,she loved the stage, On Broadway now, has become the rage. When it comes to brains on a level higher, We nominate GAIL FRANCIS MEIER. Sugar and spice and all things nice, That's JUDY RAY. We'll say it twice. FRANK STEFANO, our football ace, As All-American, takes his place. JEANNIE ROBINSON, so light and fair, Is bound to succeed almost anywhere. LINDA FLAHERTY sparks the Red Crossg Without her they'd be a total loss. PATTY JENKS traveled over the sea, But she came back to usp how lucky are we! CAROL LENNING, typist breath -taking, Court dictation, now is taking. TATI, you're so sweet and gay, How we wish that you could stay! The girls will cryg the girls will moan, ILKKA, the day you sail for home. CATHIE wants to be a teachg We know why, she reads Miss Peach. JEANNIE BRANDT, now there's a girl, She'll soon be caught in the social whirl. Madame BRINDLE, our own ROSEMARIE, The favorite violinist of you and me. SCI-IUWERK, SIBLEY, and SONJA STANGIE, Are advertisers who know every angle. A pleasing personality has NANCY JO, There's no telling how far she'll go. Good luck and best wishes, DARLENE, to youg We know you'll succeed in whatever you do. JUDY JORDAN, queen of the dance, Unlucky at cards, but not at romance. MAGGIE, with her beautiful clothes, Looks like a dream wherever she goes. AGNES and HELEN though quiet are sweetg Two nicer gals you never will meet. Miss FEATHERS, is FLORENCE, a nurse of pure gold, She cares for the needs of both young and old. DELORES will be a missionary, PAT JOHNS at least three times will marry. VINCE, who wrote this prophecy, Says, Thank heavens, now l'm free,

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PROPHECY In this age of Space and Sputnik Many things we can foresee So let your gaze linger longer And read our Prophecy. JIM DYER became a physicist, He always was a whizzacist. BOB GARDNER still dribbles a basketballg He grew to be eleven feet tall. PAUL MINIER, the industrial designer, In all the land there is no finer. BILL FRENCH a symphony conducts, Needless -to-say, he's in the bucks. ALVIN now owns a grocery store, But BARB takes the cash at the door. Blimey mate, it's CHICHESTER, WARREN, He's sailin' now to ports, all foreign. A beauty queen is NORENE WADE, Wearing diamonds, pearl and jade. JERRY OLSON, coach at Notre Dame, Achieved more than a little fame. With DAVE ORCHARD, golf is no fad, At age fifty -five he may beat his dad. An archeologist is MARILYN JONES, All she does is dust off bones. A fashion designer is CORRINNE RENSELQ She's a real slick chick with a crazy pencil. TOMMY WOODS took over the Navy, He's even sporting hair that's wavy. Cars were ANDY ANDERSON'S choiceg He now has a chauffeur who drives a Rolls-Royce That BAILEY gal, our MARY JO, Has plenty of dates and places to go. A kindergarten teacher is SARAH NEVINQ She dotes on all little ones this side of heaven. KAY SUN DBACK is a sprightly lassg She sure keeps them alert in class. JACKIE YORK is now Miss Universe, And on Broadway must rehearse. JIM PACHELL, our diplomat, Take a look at that high silk hat. Our chemical wizard, TOM MCMURRAY, Got to the moon, but not in a hurry. Christian Dior in France is missed, But we don't worry, we have GRETA LIN DQUIST LINDA ROTH, art is her game, We predict she'll rise to fame. REPINE, EPPERSON, and WITHEROW As engineers are on the go.

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We, the Class of 1958, being of sound mind and body,do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. We therefore bequeath: NEAL ANDERSON'S chug -a-lugging jalopy to Buzzy Chathamg MARY JO BAILEY'S quietness to Joyce Schiefferleg RUTH BARRELL'S yearbook editorship to an energetic Juniorg MARGARET BEHR.lNGER'S ridiculous giggle to Judy Flaughg BARBARA BOYD'S whole-hearted support of the football and basket- ball teams to Marlene Massieg JEAN BRANDT'S golden hair to Kathleen Reidg ROSEMARIE BRINDLE'S blushes to Sharon Deuinkg HELEN BUTERBAUGH'S driving of her brother's car to Ann Krantzg WARREN CHIC!-lESTER'S countless freckles to Bernard Fitchg VINCE CRESCIMAN'S summer job at Chautauqua to some enterprising underclassmang JIM DYER'S girls to Jim Moorheadg AGNES ELIAS' reticence to Shirley Carrollg BOB EPPERSON'S dreamy brown eyes to Jon Royallg FLORENCE FEATHERS' soft voice to Mary Schilkeng LINDA FLAHERTY'S service to Red Cross to Nancy Petersong BILL FRENCH'S musical ability to Don Meierg BOB GARDNER'S towering height to Joseph Vogelp GEORGE HULSINGER'S wise cracks to Robin Burrowsg PAT JENKS' travels to some future Seniorg MARILYN JONES' love for Chryslers to Harris Fordg JUDY JORDAN'S baby -sitting jobs to Tom Johnsong JUDY KAEBNICK'S naturally curly hair to Elaine Bucky CATHIE KELLOGG'S piano to Vicki Wentzg CAROLYN KRANTZ'S job to an ice cream fang CAROL LENNING'S flag to Nancy Korng GRETA LlNDQUIST'S needle and thread to Suzanne YatskogTOM McMURRAY'S basement laboratory to Andy Berdineg GAIL MEIER'S attraction for redheads to anyone who wants itg PAUL MINIER'S artistic ability to Mike Wilsong SARAH NEVIN'S friendliness to Judy Soudang JERRY OLSON'S build to Jim Cipallag DAVE ORCHARD'S good looks to Bruce Rossg JIM PACHELL'S Sloppy Joe recipe to some starving studentg NANCY JO PINAR'S smile to Margie Carandog ILKKA RAIMO'S blue eyes to Dick Shadleg JUDY RAY'S petiteness to Letty Brakemang CORRINNE REN SEL'S long hair to Marilyn Edingerg ALLEN REPINE'S strength to Mike Polyg JEAN ROBINSON'S saxophone to Allen Champlaing LINDA ROTH'S rebuttle file to her sister Janetg JIM RUTLEDGE'S good looks to Leslie Fobesg JERRY RUTLEDGE'S wavy hair to Kenny Woolstrumg PAT SCHUWERK'S driver's license to a future driver traineeg SALLY SIBLEY'S baton to Lynn Crottyg SONJA STANGLE'S books to Carole Batteng FRANK STEFANO'S speed to Larry Nilesg DOTTIE STEWART'S bookkeeping classes to Sue Blytheg KAY SUNDBACK'S interest in grapes to North Eastg NORENE WADE'S con- vertibles to any fresh -air fiendg DARLENE WIEST'S verbalizing to Peggy Caldwellg TATI WIRADlHARDJA'S dancing slippers to Diane Zimmermang CLAYTON WITHEROW'S football to John MacGregorg PAT JOHNS' flirtability to Pat Crevelingg TOM WOOD'S height to Mr. Boutwellg and JACKIE YORK'S clothes to Bonnie Campbell. It is the hope of the noble Seniors that these unusual gifts and talents will pay off in the years to come. -- CLASS WILL