University High School - Spirit Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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x. SENIORS' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Raymond Kaluza leaves his favorite teacher, Miss Moncrief, to James Davis and Robert Duty. I know she'll be yours, too, boys! Kenneth Knight leaves his vocabulary to John Crocker and Lane Dollins. Joyce Koch leaves for California the night after graduation. I wonder why? Joan Koerth leaves her nickname Queeny to Bessie Gale Brown and JoAnn Campbell. Donald Kunze leaves his love for Mrs. McCullough to Dan Holley and Harold Harris. Gartie LaFrance leaves her love for reading to Loretta Carpenter and Alvena Childs. Joyce Lanier leaves to Mary Lee Owens and Joan Oldham her place in bookkeeping. Joan Lassetter leaves her D's in English to Janet Kunkel and Anita Reinke. Evelyn Lloyd leaves her place in the Press Club to Johnny Campbell and Bobby McDaniels. Gilbert Londenberg leaves his little sister, Elizabeth, to George Furqueron and Jay Gardner. Take care of her, boys. Mary Love leaves her back seat in English class to Fredda Clewis and Joyce Collins. Charles Martin leaves his place in the National Honor Society to James Easter and Donald Eskew. Bill McGlasson leaves his ability to get help with book reports to Allan Glockzin and Tommy Leka. Pat McNamara leaves his favorite study hall teacher, Mr. Davis, to Richard Leshikar and William McCown. Harold Meadors wishes to leave his civic book to Bettie Dolezel and Janice Cope- land. Don't fight over it, girls. ' Mary Ann Meier wishes to leave her flirty ways to Jo Ann Felkner and Patricia Field. Shirley Meier leaves to Ethel Holcomb and Jo Nell Hollingsworth her favorite sub- iect, Secretarial 'Training. Billy Moeller leaves his brother, Homer, for Elouise Willingham and Dorothy Lindsey to look after. Anna Morris leaves her ability to stay unattached to Joyce Garrett and Gloria Thrasher. Patsy Morris leaves all of her teachers to Linda Glazener and Marlene Herwald. Donald Neumann leaves his convertible to Bob Segrest and Alvin Sams. Trav' wman just hopes to leave. ois Newton leaves her unmistakable giggle to Carolyn Woodliff and Diane Smith. Betty Nothdurft leaves her place in the library to Barbara Jenkins. Frank Payne leaves his ability to get away with chewing gum in Miss Moncrief's class to Billy Gill and Leeverl Mo-reland. Robert Payne leaves his nickname Birdie to Bobby Dickerson. Wanda Payne leaves her hand to Weldon Douglas. Sherry Perry leaves her ability to get out of class to all of the Junior girls. Eddie Petrich and Paul Wood lea,ve the drag races to Richard Tilary and E. R. Webb. Jean Plasek leaves to Marcia Anderson her iob as editor of the annual. Darlene Polk and Marinel Schnizer leave their ability to graduate at mid-term to Azalea Watkins and Gelene Leggott. Mary Ann Niles leaves. Glenn Pope leaves all his good grades to anyone who needs them. Lewis Propst leaves to Mrs. Orr his truck. Boyd Pryor leaves to Marvin Welch and Virgil Wiechering his ability to always keep several girl friends on hand. Betty Ramsey wishes to leave her witty remarks to Patsy Williams and Peggy McWhirter. Jackie Reed wishes to leave her good ole days at University to Linda Smith. June Reese leaves to Gail Lowrie and Martha Ann May her old boy friends. Stanley Rentz leaves his height to Bob Webb and Jimmy Wooten. Use it boys! Nelda Rhodes leaves to Marie Moore and DeLois Riddley her good grades. James Robertson leaves his ability to write stories to Kenneth Wilkinson and Richard Yarbrough. Woodie Rowell leaves his ability to get along with his teachers so well to Benny Thompson. Barbara Sachs leaves her gracious smile to Barbara Oliver and Beverly Gill. Wilfred Schaeper leaves his place as Basketball Captain to Arthur Smidt.