Roosevelt Lincoln Middle School - Yearbook (Salina, KS)

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Ellen Hamilton - her used gym towels to to Pat Peters. Doris Glllmore - Mr. Mibeck to Susan Gray. Plltly Cf-lnder -- a monkey suit to Joyce Gmder. Rita Fry - her brother Ronnie to Linda, Zwlck. LaDonna Fuller - gives Robbie MacFar- lane all the homework she never com- Dleted. Connie Francisco - my place in gym to L .Benn Ward. aura reenleal' - giv 5 Phil K - M H ty lllfasternak. e ary to Pat ' ill' YH razeur - Wills Sh P bear hug from W. F. amn Omer a 'Bm Monty ' all my teachers to Gary Reese ltwegzgkise he deserves the same things 'nm M 0 - his good Frazer to Salva- dor Navarrette. David Morris - all his gym points to Ron- nie Holms. '-flflill Mllryhy - the driver's license he doesn t have to Jim Dillingham. Pannyralg-frers - a muzzle to Joleen Ser- 'Pcfe Navnrrf-Ho - his re kl , ' ' Bill Ritterhouse. C as dmvmg to Paul IRES? - his baseball ability to Bill er. Junior P1-My 1 Mr, Wied ' ddl .Tack Kindlesparger. mers pa e to Kent Pickering - all his D's to Rodney Toll. Douglas Halo '- his 1.000 'pink and green I i sgmrrels to Andra Holmes, worn et:-rsnn 1 his alg b ad David ranch e ra gf QS to er. Harry Newsome - his hea tif 1 bl to .Tack Geisendorf. u u ue eyes Rita lYf:':1r:ht - her pony tail to Jane Hamp- Dick Lgufdref his clean locker to Larry Mc- NPU f '1v'N'll - my grade card in band to Teresa Floro. Ja.:-lilo f n k 1 all the gum nn fhp bottom of his desk in study hall to Terry Pixler. 'Dvnny Clovis - wills his cowboy boots to Gene George. John flow:-ntz - his toothpick to Judy Pe- terson. Dfuvldvfe'g3fSE1'his chair in band to Jimmy Darold Cole - his sister to Don Fassnacht. Lonnie Comfort - his brains to Bill Ritter- house. FHMIGS 000m-r - my place as first chair in the hand and orchestra to Mike Johnson. Willis f'0yle - his worn out brains to Phil Currier. Jack Crum- - his brains to all the eighth graders. John Cm-tis - his curly hair to Sal Navar- rette. Vernon S:-hnoldo - h' lib ' Herb Baqsg' is rary fines to . tt. David Kirtland - the time he was kicked out of band to Jimmy Wolfson. Phillip Neifert - his d -k ' E i, Lews Absher. ei m nglsh to Leland Pfanenstiel - his grades to Bob Burt. Intramural All Stars Named The intramural basketball all stars are as follows: Dick Haitbrink, Darold Cole, Mike Warner, Allan Williams, Harvey Martin, Bill Monty, Larry Peterson, Bob Sanchez, Gary Brown and Dan Myersy Laubengayer, Breon Mitchell, Salva- dor Navarette, Alvin Bowers, Gary Diehl, Mike Holmes, Kirk Downey, Jim Robitz, Harold Maring and David Swe- ley. Named from the seventh grade are Eddie Bachofer, Mike Clark, Tom Klint, Bruce Culley, Roger McCabe, Charles Hemmingway and Mike Brown. News Briefs Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Scott became the proud grandparents of a 7 lb. 12 oz, granddaughter, Janet Gayle Clark, on April 2. Mr. Scott was so excited about the new addition to the Scott family tree that he told his secretary the baby weighed 12 lb. 15 oz. .i..i.li. Recently the Mangy Morons, cham- pions of the Group 1 basketball tour- nament at Roosevelt, defeated the Group II champions, Nitwit Biddies, 15-10 to become Grand Champions of all the girls' teams at Roosevelt. In- cidently, the Mangy Morons have play- ed fifteen volleyball, tenniquoit, and basketball games undefeated this year, i C I 8 8 Ted Hoffman, not knowing anything about the situation, was notified dnring fifth hour by Mr. Brooks and one of Salina's police officers that his car was illegally parked. Obigingly, Ted went outside to observe the matter. To his surprise his car was parked half on the curb and half in the street, so Ted re- placed his car in the parking area. It was found out later that some of jun- ior high muscle-bound students decided to lift the car up and place it in the awkward position. l...lil- On Wednesday, May 2, there will be only half a day of school because of Business, Industry and Education Day. The teachers will visit the dif- ferent business places downtown. l l C O O The Nitwit Biddies were champions of the Group I basketball tournament at Rosevelt. Rita Cook was their cap- tain and Sandy Van Cleef was co- captain. Members of the squad were Carolyn Cruce, Judy Davis, Janet Har- tenbower, Linda Haynes, Karen Hol- land, Sue Jones, Dena Just, Fay Lamer, Barbara Madden, Barbara Magdeburg, Lynne Nelson, Linda Oveson, Norma Parsons, Judy Smith, Barbara Stadler, Sally Steele, Betty Jo Taylor, Jean Taylor, Sharon Tinkler, Joyce Van Fossen, Beverly Wagner, and Phyllis Walters. Group II champions were the Mangy Morons. Captains were Linn Bane and Eleanor Stull. The team included Son- ja Branstetter, Pat Cannon, Betty Cox, Carol Eastman, Nancy Exline, Oneita Gay, Gloria Garcia, Shirley Hauser- man, Janice Hayden, Marilyn Hays, Joann Henoch, Vera Herdt, Norma Hover, Jennie Lou Iliff, Jerry Mitch- ell, Hazel Pickett, Pamela Stark, Mar- sha Strange, Elizabeth Ann Train, and Paddy Hopfensburger. FAVORITE SONGS LISTED Here it is! A new list of the nations top and bottom hit tunes have once again been released with something new added. That's All --Go to the office! No Not Much -I don't have a water- gun. Robin Hood - Johnny Spaeth Memories Of You -Judy Miller and Jim Bach history. Too Young To Go Steady - Ralph Barhydt. Memories Are Made Of This - Boards, books, tests, laps in gym. Rock Right -til you hit the junior high. The Phonograph Song -tbroken rec- ordl Be quiet or stay after school. Missing -one watergun from a stu- dent's possession. Fiddle-Faddle -Study hall. What Would Happen? If David Zook came early to Latin? If Joleen Serrault lost her voice? If Sue Hardisty quit flirting with boys? If someone forgot to put a tack in Ric- hard Ahlstedt's desk in spelling? If Carolyn Heitsman got all of her Algebra? If Janice Widner stopped giggling? To Nancy Cole if Sunflower Seeds were abolished? If Sharon Brown could get by with chewing gum in Math? If Mr. Mibeck would wear an outfit that matched? If Mr, Wiedmer quit giving swats? Freshman Football This year's freshman football team that won eight games this season with no defeats coached by Bill Carlson and Nelson Orendorff have been rec- ommended by the athletic department for athletic certificates. They are Bob Ash, Donald Bokius, Kelly Bond, Alfred Bridges, Jim Briscoe, John Co- blentz, Dick Cushman, Roger Dawdy, George Eads, Dan Edington, Darrell Elder, Marvin Everhart, Fred Exline, Jim Farrell, Ronnie Hanson, Butch Hill, Eugene Jones, Vaun Kampschroe- der, Phil Kary, Arlen Keith, Freddy Kreie, Bernie Kreigbaum, Robert Lau- bengayer, Ed Lewis and Wendell Logan. Others are Gary McCade, David Mar- tin, Jerry Merker, Mike Merrill, John Mills, Jim Moore, Marlin Murphy, Pete Navarrette, Junior Petty, Max Rhoden- baugh, Rex Romeiser, Joe Sanchez, Dan Stevenson, Mike Sullivan, Larry Sutton, Jim Van Duyne, Roger Wilbur, Allan Williams, Skippy Woods, Stuart Youngquist, Bill Zerbe and student manager Gary Brown and Ralph Bar- hydt,

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Judy Jones - one antique locker, all cleaned out, to anyone who wants it. Diary Laubengayer -- her guard position in basketball to Betty Just. Rex Romeiser - his old golf bag to Roger Peatling. Adelia Goff wills her dainty footsteps on Lincoln's halls to Susy Dodge. Sharon Taylor wills her seat in English to anyone who needs a. rest. Mary go:-ier wills her English book to Bill os . Wilna Reedy wills her position in Y-Teens to Patricia Young. Janet Paiyne wills her seat in second hour to any tired math student. Lila Oline wills all her teachers to anyone as long as they ta.ke them home. Donnn Schmedemann Wills her CraZy-miXed- up-name to Sharon Black. Eddie Roseberry - Mr. Williams 120 Mike Clark. Gary Williams - Mr. Dilling to Richard Crawford. Bruce Wvright - the best locker in Lincoln to Bobby Yockers. Dan Stevenson - his dates with Linda Stark to Gary Woods. Bobby Sanchez - his height to Pat San- chez. J:-an Harvey - her locker to Paulette Cur- YY. Sharon Hoover - her walk to Sherry Brack. Judy Herdt - to Carol Pfanenstel the skirt that gave her so much trouble. Marilyn Hillyard - her two front teeth to Barbara Stadler. Ronald Swenson - all his good times and grades in general science to Phil Curry. Sharon Morris - donates her algebra book to an algebra-minded eighth grader. Carol Neal - all her old love notes of the past three years to any tongue-tied eighth grade boy with a girl friend named Carol. Ann Oelsvhlager - wills her steady and her figure to Sharon Cox. Sharon Orr - wills the expression Well to anyone who takes speech next year. Celeste Paillet - all her F's to Charlotte Erickson for stealing her steady. Richard Smith - the jar, now full of gum wrappers, he uses for a. Wastepaper basket in math to Jerry Asbridgfe. John Stalcup - his sister to Raymond Mas- sey. Butch Stegeman - his empty bottles to Skip Householder. Herb Stephan -- his ruler to Pat Doyle. Jim Roe - his used absence cards to Gary Taylor. Wendell Logan - his gym shoes to James Gardenhire. Gary McCabe - his size 4V, track shoes to Steve Ryan. Dirk Mc-Clanathan - his brains to Lance Burr. Gary Mattison - a. 16 cent library fine to L. A. Oetting. Jerry Marker -- a. case of pop to Dick Sal- mans. Larry Merrlman -- gym socks to Harold Schneider. Jack lilldfelt - the rizht front wheel on his car to Marshall Johnson. Janet McBride - her good speeches to any- one who likes to talk. Jani:-e Mm-Call - to Susan Dodge her old boy friends. Pat Means - anything: she possesses to anyone who will do her homework. Margaret Morlock and Donna. Norris-their dirty locker, what ls left of their wardrobes and their old steadies to Kathy Fleming and Sharon Patter- son. Ted Hoffman -- his Model A hot rod to Don Hatton. Robert Laubenzayer - his falling arches to Dan Geis. Howard Lamer - his collection of cigar bands to Chuck Case. John Lacey - his broken shoe strings to Danny Van Ness. Everett Humphreys - the gum under his desk in English to Jerry Gartner. Eddie Ezbert - all his luck with girls to John Pearson. Allen Kelly -- his broken water gun and a small piece of knowledge to Eddie Bowles. .Io Ann Hart -- all her good luck to Patti White. Phil Km-y - all of her reading and one old boy friend to Patty Pasternak. Fred Kreie - his math teacher to Cecil Butschle. David Larson - his F'S in Latin to David Sweley. David Jones -- his worn algebra book to Ted Taylor. Donna Bowen - her left-over brains to Jean Taylor. Art Jolley - his points in gym to Tony Bonilla.. Bonnie Henne - her little brother to Joan Willey. Mike Sullivan - his last black eye to Penny Sheffield. Joe Sanchez - all his old love notes to Margaret Gonzales. Richard Hunt - his locker full of Junk to Gary Reich. Linda Young - her beautiful blond hair to Katrina Bengtson. Gary 'lianner - his bowling ball to Bill Mil- er. Dewey Vickroy -- all the extra. hours he got when kicked out of classes to Breon Mitchell. Janice Ledeboer - her beloved math book to Judy Hilton. Nancy Young - ner old math book to Patty Bagley. Henry Wells -- his old souped-up jalopy to Terry Pixler. John Mcnillin -- his algebra grades to Gary Reich. Gene Mar - his Chinese dictionary to Ann Meier. David Martin - his frogman suit to Danny Witters. Francis Dleckling - his laps in gym to James Gardenhire. Margaret Swedlund - Mr. Williams' jokes to Katrina Bengtson. Bonnie Smith - her algebra book to Bar- bara Collister. Carol Taylor - her boy friends to Rae Pat Heath. Dee Ann St. John - her neat English work- book to Sharon Cooper. Carolyn Strange - her desk in study hall to Linda. Haynes. Nancy Uphoft - her F's in study hall to Lynda Fink. Mike Smith - his torn-up English book to Donald Hampton. Donnie Smith - his general science note- book to Donnie Neal. Madonna Laliiviere - all of her good times as a, freshman to Barbara Kern. Dale Schmidt - his ability to get along with teachers to Eugene Hauserman. Kenny Schmidt - his chair in art to Jimmy Arnold. Sue Andreen - the pencils she dropped to the mysterious eighth grader who picked them up. Phoebe Arnold - basketball to Bonnie Young. Thelma Kibler - her school books to her brother, Lonnie. Sheryl Becker - the bubble gum she stuck a. pad on her flute with to Jeanette Young. I Gary Gebhart - split manifold of his car to Jim Moore. Charles Gooden -- sportsfman muffler to Jerry Jeffries. Arlene B1-oils - her locker to Janet Kay Griffen. Diary Ann Brown - her old Latin transla- tions to Bobby DeLa.ney. Linda Purcell - all the stories she has to all the eighth grade. Bob WValsh - all the teachers that give him A's to Gary VVood. . Ronny Woods - his initials on his desk in study hall to his girl friend, Elaine Gooden. Dick Worley - golf clubs and his Bermuda. shorts to .Tame Oegerle. Stuart Youngquist - his English grades to Jim Dillingham. Barbara Henry - a louder voice to cheer with to Paula. Wooster. Carolyn Hines - notebook to Billie Hines. Georgana, Hixson - her typewriter to Clea- la. Strange. Julia Rinard -- her gum-smeared books to Teresa Floro. Carol Phillippi -- the two words amo tuus to Janice Widmer. Pat Biker - her famous basketball shots to Joyce Snead. Gayle Phillips - to Mary Frances Kilgore all the times I've killed the motor in driver ed class. LaDonna Schlotz -- that wonderful teacher I hate to leave behind, Mr. Williams, and my science book to Shirley Craw- ford. Dorothy Shannon - I will to Penny Shef- field my old algebra papers. Darla. Sharp - my love for a. certain boy in the ninth grade to Norma Hoover. Pat Augustine - her soprano voice to Roger Morrison. Sandra Hamilton - Bobby Hamilton to Sharon Felton. Sue Har-disty - ability to refuse kisses to Carol Pfanenstel. Nola I-Iardesty - her locker to Karen Shel- ton. Dana Harper - her will-power to lose weight to her sister. Judy Wise - her broken pencils to Karen Draper. Arletta Hays - my pony tail to Susie East- man. Karen Houston - old calendar to Judy Miller. Mildred Holcom - my music lessons to Sharlene Mildfelt. Sondra Hays - my height to Mary Sim- mons. Swbra Headley - my nickname Sadie Mae to Dimp1es , alias Linda. Kinzie. Catherine Heatwole - dirty and crooked locker mirror to Elaine Jones. Carolyn Heitsman - my ability to run to Skip Householder. Benny Allison - wills his pencil stubs to Buddy McConnell. Mike Alton - all his worn out pencil stubs to Buddy McConnell. Put Ansley - all his F's to Gary Smith. Bob Ash - doesn't Will anything. He does- n't believe he'll get out. Bonnie Austin - his algebra book to Salva- dor Navarrette. Ralph Barhydt - himself to any cute eighth grade girl. Don Bocldus - his ability to stay out of trouble to Skip Householder. Kelly Bond - his home-runs to Alvin Moore. James Boone - his study hall teacher to Tommy Woods. James Brack - his speech teacher to Don- ald Oliver. Jimmy Briscoe - all his girls to Butch Rog- ers. Gary Brown - his A's in algebra to Mari- lin McCa.z-Lhur. Lyonel Head - my favorite pencil stub to some needy soul. Eldon Tillberg - my big, blue girl-getter eyes to Steve Soldan. Bill Urban -- my chair and the fun I had in publications class to G-ary Reese. Jim Van Duyne - the whole corner off my moth-eaten saddle blanket to Gayl Duffield. Bill Wardell - my high water pants to any short eighth grader who needs them. Mike Warner - my Bermuda shorts to Sal- vador Navarrette. Allan Williams - the stage behind the gym to Donald Hatton. Max Bhodenbaiugh - the Juicy Fruit gum under my seat in study hall to Roger Peatling. Dick Ward - all the grades I haven't Work- ed for to Skip Householder. Audrey Walters - her math grades to Mary Carney. Loretta, Stauffer - her red petticoats to Bill Ritterhouse. Carolyn Shipp - all her A's to Susy Dodge. Pat Gilmore - his algebra ability to Phil Walters. Joan Block -- my democracy and general science tests to Barbara Kern. Everett Haney - my chair in band to Steve Nelson. Joan Fassnacht - all the books I have lost this year to anyone who can find them. Gwen Engstrom - I will Junior Petty to no one. Nancy Cole - her ability to refuse rides with boys to Dottie I-Iarr. Marilee Costello - my algebra grade cards to Barbara Costello. lvlarilyn Doll - I will Rock Hudson to Karen Sparks. Judy DeLaney - my seat at the front of the room in English class to Pat Peters. Patty Elder - my luck with boys to Kay Elder. Barbara Grigshy - her old English gram- mar book to Sharon Black. Sharonl Forst - her freckles to Judy Mil- er. Dolores Fosnot - all her old pencils with- out erasers to Marsha Strange. Don Tabler - the dime Pete Navarrettte didn't pay back to Jon Muller to Ralph Tremaine. Beverly Wvillard - my nice teacher Mrs. Armour to Shirley Willard. Arlen Keith - all my mental ability to Gary Reese. Angeline Youngdahl - Mr. Watters to Mary Frances Kilgore. Pat Wood - all her old pencil stubs to Connie Hines. Angelo Vallas - Mr. Miller to Steve Ryan. Beverly Brightbill - the friendliness of my teachers to Shirley Crawford. Dick Haitbrink - a. book on radio and how it works to Dan Geis. Sarabeth Gels - my chair in band next to Dick Worley to Jane Oegerle. Judy Geisendorl - my crushes on seniors to Ann Meier. Judy Felton - her old English workbook to Louise Moore.

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- 'Ss ' i'-'Y i' Two years ago the Student Council held a contest to choose a junior high school flag. Barbara St. Clair, who was then a freshman, designed the winning banner which appears for the first time on the cover of The Junior High Lights.