Lincoln Middle School - Lincoln Log Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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PATRICIA VAN DEN STEENHOVEN, PAT Mrs. Runyon and her neighborhood, the ability to be unaccident-prone Girls' Service, Honor Scholarship, Typing Service, GAC. PAUL VEDITZ, ANIMAL . . . james Ellis, long sideburns so I can call him 'Elvis' After-school Swimming. BILL VERPLANK . . . Mr. Watts, another Morse Code- sending Latin Class . . . Leadership. GAILARD WAGNON, SPEED . . . Karen Simonsen, my jacket so she won't get cold. SUSAN WALLACE Carrie Bulling, my long walk to school . . . Girls' Service, Horseback Riding. JUDITH WALTERS, JUDY . . . Eddie, a long, won- derful and happiest life ever . .. Girls' Glee. JUDITH WATTS, JUDY My long, long pony- tail to Miss Swedenborgu . . . Typing Service, Girls' Serv- ice, Senior Honor Scholarship, Glee. BARBARA WEBB, BABS Fergie, some Dick Tracy Suspenders for his peggers on rainy days Leadership, A-9 Executive Board, MEMORIES Staff, Dance Committee. MAXINE WEBB Melvin, a V-neck sweater and a jacket, my mother, a 1958 car. NEDRA WEBBER, NED jerry, all of Iowa he wants in four years. CHRISTY WELBORN, CHRIS . .. Eleanor, a parrot that says 'Pity, pity, pityl' .. . MEMORIES Staff, Girls' Glee, GAC, Girls' Service. CATHERINE WEST, CATHY . . . My brother, some good grades Tennis, GAC, Rifle. DOROTHY WHEELER, DOTTI Johnny, Ricky and Steve, my A-9 girl friends MEMORIES Staff, Girls' Service, GAC. CHARLENE WIESE Ten typewriters to Mrs. Smith. ROGER WHITAKER LEE Bob Ta lor some , - - - Y , height. 28 A9'S lavnzfumaxieiimizameimrasaw .ssemrxriwfssiwxmwwmsmatwsrawmewmw wmfvis:-.mmseurw RUSTY TROMBLY Mr. Bowland, an algebra stu- dent that is as smart as he is . . . A Letterman, Christ- mas Pageant, Swimming. GLORIA TROSPER, SUSIE . . . Mrs. Runyon, a loud speaker Science, GAC, Rifle. HELEN TRUKKI, COOKIE Mrs. Knowlton, new knitting needles with diamonds on the ends. SHARON TRUMBULL, BUG Dr. Drake, an- other cake for bribery Leadership, Cheerleader, Glee, Executive Board, Girls' Service. JUDY TUCKER, DEE Snookie, as wonderful a time on the walk as I have had . . . Girls' Service, Girls' Glee, Homeroom Secretary, Tennis. SHERRYL UTLEY Myself, a 1927 Lincoln. THERESA VANCE, TERRI Ann, a 'jack-tar'g Nedra, a 'joe'g and Steph, a 'Bob' Girls' Service. 1-may

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SANDRA STEPHENS, SANDY . . . Mr. Crook, some conservative ties. KAREN STEWART, KERI Karen Simonsen, the ability not to'flip when she sees Ricky Meyer Library. EUGENE STRATTON, GENE Andy and Judy, a gold plated Kleenex box for their colds Audio- visual. CAROL STROMMER . . . Miss Hoffman, another moonlight hike with Mr. Poole Leadership, GAC, First Aid, Band. EDWARD STRONG, ED Mr. Pool, a hotter car than a '50 Chevy. KATHERINE SWEENEY, SWEENIE BEENIE . . . My cat Cisco, some flea powder Girls' Service, Rifle, Science, Library. BOB TAYLOR, TEX Ron Porter and Rick Flannigan, some height and Charles Johnston to Vic Tanney's . . . Tennis. CARL TAYLOR . . . Danny, a cannon to 'kill' a certain theater manager . . . Stage Crew. I ELSIE TELFAIR, ELSE . . . Shirley, a can of poisoned cat food for her poor unsuspecting cat . . . Science, GAC, Top Teens, Girls' Service. AUSTIN THATCHER Coach Millovich, a pair of new tennis shoes Swimming, Chess. BOB THOMAS Barrie Sale, a seeing eye girl in case he breaks his glasses Letterman, Boys' Glee, Boys' Service, Tennis. STEPHANIE THORNBURGH, STEVE .. . Pat, somebody to call names after Karen, Mardee and I pass away . . . GAC. VIRGINIA TOEPPEN, 'GINNY Pete Shafer, some polish for his tarnished halo, Andrea, some red lipstick Girls' Service, Art Service, GAC. TAFFY TONDRO, STICKY All the teachers at Lincoln, my two younger brothers Girls' Service, GAC, Y-Teens, Science. PHILIP A. TRASK, PHIL ML Watts, an auto- matic translating Latin book to use at his convenience Honor Scholarship, Audio-visual. A9'S WALTER SONSKEN, WALT Paul Michael, a back scratcher for his nose Band, B9 Football, Audio-Visual. ANDREA SPALL, ANGIE Diane O'Bey's hair to Rusty Tromblyg my wink to Mr. Bowland . . . Christ- mas Pageant, A-9 Executive Board, A-9 Play. DONITA SPEAKMAN, DEE DEE . . . The time waiting for the A-9 walk to the new incoming B-7's . . . A-9 Executive Board, Girls' Service, Ushers, Girls' Glee, JIM SPEAR, JES . . , Mr. Barton, my Erector Set . . Typing Service, Orchestra, Lettermen, Tennis. RICHARD SPENCE, SPENCE My old tennis shoes to Bobby Zinn . . . Swimming, After-school Sports. DICK STANTON, STRETCH . . ., All new B-7's, lockers that don't stick Boys' Glee, Honor Scholar- ship. LEON STEINBERG Mr. Dahl, a fireplace poker to use on seagu1ls . . . Boys' Service, Rifle, Senior Ushers, After-school Swimming.

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KATE WILDMAN Christine and Marilyn, the ability to keep a secret ..i' Honor Scholarship, Girls' Service, Typing Service, Orchestra. MARY WILLIAMS, RED Mrs. Runyon, a new food room . . . Cartoon. RONNIE WILLIAMS Mrs. MacDermot, a new smile. BARBARA WILSON, NIP A. P. Bailey, a '58 Fordg Mavell, a vacation to Arkansas Girls' Service, Girls' Glee. JEAN WILSON . . . Tom B., a harem to last him a lifetime . . . Leadership, Girls' Service, Saltair, Girls' Glee. LINDA WILSON, SUZIE My brother, a good time in Lincoln and good grades. SAM WINDELL, ELVIS Ronnie Witherspoon, more speed Pinafore, Christmas Pageant. A9'S ARTHUR WINER, ART Mr. Watts, a Spanish- speaking French poodle Audio-visual, Tennis. PAT WINTON Phil, a hair curler, and john, a car. CONSTANCE WIPF, CONNIE Mr. Watts, a speedier typing class for sixth period . . . Girls' Service. RONALD WITHERSPOON, ELVIS . Hugh Taylor, his amateur radio license and a transmitter Boys' Service, Audio-visual, Orchestra, B-9 Football. SANDRA WORK, SANDY My locker to Ada Wallace, LINDA WORNOM, WORM Pearl and Cathy, a corrective English book Girls' Service, GAC, Girls' junior Tennis. CAROLYN WORRELL All the luck I didn't have to the following A-95 . . . Girls' Glee. JANE WYRICK joy, a bottle of freckle-remover, a life's supply of red hair dye Home Room Secre- tary, Girls' Service, Girls' Glee, MEMORIES Staff. MARDEE ZADIAN Pat and johnny, some girls who'll have them .. . Girls' Glee. DENNIS ZEPP .. . Doug Fitzgerald, my worn-out Story of Nations Workbook . . . Model Railroad. VICTOR ZIEGEL My worn-out bubblegum to the B-7s. MARIE ZIEGLER Mrs. Smith, my archery set to use in her classes, if necessary Girls' Service, GAC, Science. BONNIE ZIMMERMAN, BONNI Kay, some- thing else besides boys to keep her busy . . . Girls' Serv- ice, GAC, Library. CURTIS ZIMMERMAN, CURT Phil Nichelson, a Sarrusophonen Orchestra, Band, Audio-visual, jun- ior Ushers. BOB ZUMBO, BONEZO Mr. Mitchell, a new vest . . . A-9 Service, After-school Sports. 29