Lincoln Junior High School - Railsplitter Yearbook (Taft, CA)

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H5 ouu LHSI WILL or 555 wg bRts1:N:t rats Itstnmlzut, MAN HLIVE-! Roger Miller leaves his changing voice Io that sweet little Dennis DuBois. Beverly Miller cut her hair For Dat Zumbro, who needs it there. Hrdell Banks' hair of flaming red Is left Mike Dunn who's been misled. . Steve Furtney who draws like a lark Leaves his pencil stubbs to Albert Clark. Dat Ryan's very nice clothes , Hre liked quite well by those he knows. Gary Wyke leaves a broken heart ' Io Linda Coltrin, who is very smart. Audrey Adams, whose brains she needs Leaves these things to Lita Reeds. H scholastic record that you should shun From Larry jamieson to Ronnie Matheson. Ihe shot put is left by Wyman Hunt For someone else to heave and grunt. Ihe Stockman boy, by name of Earl g Leaves his eye on a Seventh Grade girl. Off to High School goes Leonard Crowder And you have never seen anyone prouder. Richie Christiansen doesn't wish to tarry He leaves everything to Roger Berry. ' Io Bobby Foster from Randy Sweany Ihe teacher he thinks is a real meany. Inspiration galore from Robert Booth , - Io all the Seventh Grade youth ...! Io Tommy Russell leaves,Ronald,Darrent Q 1 Ihe whole Eighth Grade, 'cause he doesn't carent .. For David Pritchett Pritchett from Malcolm Dewar H bag of feathers and a bucket of tar. Iossing his books in the air is Raymond Hatch Hoping Larry Bardin they might catch. Ihe whole Lincoln playground from Phil Lamirand Is left for joan Reedy to play in the sand. Larry Pritchett leaves his sunshiny smile Hoping Billy Overall will wear it awhile. Outdoor life leave jim Clark and Bill Hogue , Hoping younger brothers will find them in vogue. 1ack Decker ..z. a real sly fox Leaves his tricks to jerry Box. Don Crownover leaves his sense of smell Q Io that little bloodhound, james Bell. Robert Wheeler leayes his tornfup Math book Io next year's victim, Ivan Cook. Ht school Roger Lee lost many a penny Q And leaves them all to jimmy Denny. james Iaylor has made many a pun , And leaves them .. and their future .. to Mike Dunn

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SIILL MORE WILL5 .. GALORE p AND wHAI's MORE' gg IHERE's'sli1LL Moms .. Vivienne Erakes leaves her talents Io someone who is off balance. Diane Deace with all her glories f , Makes quite an impression with all her Georgia Benson, who is always in,'Dutch', Leaves her best wishes to jacque Mutch. Mad passion for Lincoln had Bonita Blanco stories. But the time has come when she has to go. A brain she has that could be no sharper Io jody Carrier leaves Carolyn Harper. Frances Shipman's magazine sales Brought in money by the pails. ' Harriet Odom, who is a congenital flirt, , Leaves this trait to Walter Ialbert. Glenda Shugart leaves her arm Io Susan Rhodes, who will do not harm. Dale Ruff leaves his I.Q. ' ' Io james Strang, who needs it too! Dat Rielly, who is no faker,C?D - , Leaves his tricks to janice Baker. joe Dodson, who is known for his yarns, Leaves his stories to Curtis Barnes. Larry Pierce, who comes in a hustle, Leaves his wind to Tommy Russell. Dennis Alldredge, whom we hope wonlt be here Leaves all his grades to Betty Greer. A violin was left by joanne Adams . ' Io Gayle Ruff, who left it behind many Dam Romuld, who is a speedy, Leaves her talent to joan Reedy. Ronald Bonham leaves his grade A 1 On the Constitution book he made. Sanford Culver, who is little and weak, ,p Io someone else leaves his physique, james Denio leaves his fun . G Io,Kirby Iownsend, his favorite one. Charles Garges leaves the school V D After breaking every rule. A john Keeler leaves his regards G Along with a deck of fixed cards. Robert Morton leaves all his faults Io be shared by both of the Waits. Carolyn Brown leaves her room So Shelia johnson may have the doom. Leaving the school this year . , j Io Addie Clark is Donald Severe. ' Gary Cauvel, a whiz in shop, Leaves a record that's hard to top. Sage advice from Marshall Wynn: 'Not Io Study Is a Sin'. , Ronnie Glaubitz in shop made a table. He leaves it to Bobby Duley to label. phantoms