W K Kellogg Junior High School - Yearbook (Battle Creek, MI)

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msg with gm: 'nzsmasufr or me 1955 Nium suns gmss We, the nineteen hundred and fifty five class of W. K. Kellogg Junior High School, being of sound mind and memory, though some- what weakened at this time of year, do hereby writeour Last will and 'iestament and bequeath as follows: ' Sandra Allen leaves her mischievous ways to anyone who loves a sood sas- e Larzy Bahlmann leaves his wise-cracks to Mike Martin. Karolyn Rudy wills her wallet, which the boys are always taking to next year's lost and found, but she's taking the four cents with her. ' Curtis Eason leaves his wad of .gum to the truck tire factory. Bob James leaves his ability to warm a chair to anyone who cares to sit on a hot seat. Bob McCann wills his shoe size to anyone who has trouble standing up. ' h Priscilla Coleman leaves her thick socks to Janet Perry, who certainly doean't need them. Gordon Shimmel leaves his political talent to anyone who cares to kiss babes. . Penny MacGaJJ.a leaves her ways with big words to anyone who wants to get an A from Miss Torongo. Tom Pierce leaves his red hair to aryone who cares to look like a. traffic light. Clara Jean Howard leaves her ways with the boys to anyone who cares tobe ohasedby a crowd of boys. QAnd what girl doesn't?J J im Harvey leaves his hobby of playing pranks on the teachers to someone who likes thousandword essays. The ninth grade girls leave to the eighth grade boys all the loaned paper which the rrinth grade boys promised to return ibut haven'tD so they won' t have to borrow from the eighth grade girls. Sandra' Jodon leaves her dimples and sweet smile to Barbara Heydenberk, who gets by on a smile of her own. Judy Haughey wills her artistic ability to Penny Graham, who has plenty of wild ideas about art. ' Kathy Allmendinger leaves her good-looking legs to Helen Murphy, who already has two. Continued on Page U7 M6

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Eighth Grade Glass Roll Ulontinuedj Thurman, Wilma - GAA - Cute face T0daro -Christine -' GAA, Glee Club - Library book Torrey, John - BAA - Looking for ,trouble , Uhrie, Margaret - GAA - Fiesta Follies, Band - Cute look Zqaden, Jewel - None - A smile ' . Van Houten, Ron - Band, Librarian, Radio Club, Student Council Smile Van Zile, Anna Belle ll GAA - Books -- Varner, Kay 4 Chorus 4 Bobby pins . Vaughn, Joy - Chorus - Notes M Vernia, Larry - BAA, Librarian -Books ' Vore, David - Track, BAA, Student Council, - Looking for trouble Wagner, Helen - Chorus - Word to the-wise Waltz , Don - BAA - Bright clothes Q waltz, Lynn - GAA, Chorus, Fiesta Follies - Eyes for Clark Walton, John - Band, Radio Club, Fiesta Follies, Swimming - ' Blond hair . H yn Warren, Janet 5 Chorus - Quiet smile V j'GWatts, Sue - GAA - Ideas E Webber, Rusty - Fiesta Follies , Band - Musical instrument J 7 Weddle, 'Donna - Chorus - Smile for everyone V -f Welton, Jim - BAA, Track - Hands in pockets gi West, Gerald - None - A quiet smile White, Ernest - None - Quiet air 3: Wilbur, Sue - Homeroom Officer, Orchestra - Patty Macey E, Williams, Earl -.BAA - Excuse ' 50 Williams, Richard - None - Tardy slip +'2 Williams, Steve - No,-le - Good grades 1 Willison, Brent - BAA, Basketball - Height gkiwilson, Wilma - GAA - Smile 9 'f Wilkerson, Barbara - None - Book E af wright, David -'Npne - Flat nop ,ZZ Yeomans, Janet - GAA, Chorus - Charms candy L 91, Yesh, Val - None - Biing inquisitive I .1 a fl!-in uf 2 3,44 gg ,jffo 1.433 2454563 ogy? M5 AIM 2 iigjm '?aj,,,LCj,Jjn fbffflfriffi

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Class Will KContinuedJ Miss Penty's ninth grade art classes leave all the paper they wasted in class to the school, and hope that it will be used for a bonfire to burn all our REU report cards, our Who's Who articles, autobiographies, and short story reports. . Hazel Coleman bequeaths her duck-tail and figure to some lucky boy who may be able to use the haircut. Wayne Johnson leaves his flirtatious ways to Skeeter Osborn who will certainly make use of them. However, Wayne's taking all his girl-friends with him, except eight or nine seventh and eighth grade girls. All the ninth grade French and Latin classes will their books to the eighth graders as they much prefer to speak and read English. Bob Morris leaves the swimming records he almost broke to an poor soul who wants to be frustrated. V , Dann Convis leaves his talents for slapping the girls ' around to anyone who wants to get slapped back. u ' David Ford leaves his flying saucer book to anyone who enjoys nightmares. - ' Tbd Ensign wills his most outstanding characteristics to Ron Piasecki, which will make life unbearable. . Connie Shaw leaves her strong vocal chords to Sarah Beamish The results should be horrible to hear. I Basil Nunnally wills his voice to anyone whose car has no horn. Bob Holt would like to will something, but he needs every- thing he has to take with him. n Behind us we leave the remains of-our battle -- the erasure crumbs, the typewriter ribbons worn transparent, pencil stubs, and in general, the results of mental war. But we have conquered! To the valiant warriors who are anxious to learn, we be- queath all ef the tools worn out by our errors and hope they can be mended. In witness thereof, we hereunto set our hands and seals this first day of June, 1955. . 'Ihe Ninth Grade Class - 1955 747