Livermore High School - El Vaquero Yearbook (Livermore, CA)

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Senior Will We, the graduating class of 1958, Livermore High School, do hereby transcribe, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament: I, STEVE PHILLIPS, will my gym socks to P -Town. To Mr. Bonde, l, JUDY WILCOX, will my key to the annual room and my quotation, I'm through with boys! CHa ha!J I, TED ANDERSON, leave my address book to any freshman boy who weighs over 140 pounds and stands over five feet, nine inches. I, JUDY AUSTIN, bequeath my Mickey Mouse Ears to Jeff McCormick. To all the lower-classmen, I, MARION ROBERTS, will my empty gas tank. I, CLAUDIA BOTHWELL, leave my BELOVED Spanish books to anyone who dreams he can survive through two years of that language! I, CHARLES FOSCALINA, will my devastating personality to my brother, John Foscalina, a junior. I, LEONA KENNICOTT, will my position in pom-pon to Lee Ann Ray. I, JAMES GASKILL, will my knowledge gained in four years here to Mr. Petersen for adequate disposal. I, GERRI REGAN, hereby bequeath my top P. E. locker to a short junior. To Sue Kimberly, I, KAY JAMES, leave my bottle of peroxide. I, JIM STOCKS, will the remains of my senior problems book to Mr. Lee. I, DELORES SORRENSON, bestow my height upon my brother, Donnie, so that he can make the basketball team. I, VERA BOWER, will Miss Asdurian to my sister, Kathleen, so that she may pester her as much as I did. I, JOE CRUME, leave my busted smitty to Gary Bell so that he can put pipes on his motor scooter. To anyone who runs the mimeograph machine, I, SUSAN SPEER, bequeath all the dirty hands I got from operating it in office practice. I, LESLIE METTLER, will my thirty lost pounds to Dick Dunham. I also give Mr. Mettler my old report cards. Upon some unsuspecting scrub , I, DONALD JACK, bestow my ability to get into trouble. I, BETTY TILTON, will my laugh, giggle, and Jerri Jordan Yell to Margaret Vargas. I, KAREN LAMMERTS, will my nickname Long Tall Sally to my sister. To Mr. Lee, I, MARY ANN STROHL, will my new Oldsmobile. , CARL SERKLAND, will my enjoyment of math and science to Allan Shelly, furthermore, l leave Mr. Mettler very little peace of mind. I, DIANE COMER, will my ability to keep quiet to my little sister, Carolyn Clark. I, BETTY THOMPSON, will my blade of grass on the Senior Lawn to a deserving junior, who will promise to take care of it. I, HAROLD BALDWIN, bequeath my nickname Baldy to some scrub. I, JUDY MEYERS, will my office as GAA President to a responsible and dependable junior. '27