Ranchester High School - Rustler Yearbook (Ranchester, WY)

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senioR class will 1941 We, the Senior Class of 1941 of Ranchester High School, City of Ranchcster, County of Sheridan, State of Wyoming, of the United States of America, being of sane mind and sound body, and about to graduate after twelve years of stren- uous labor, do on our own accord and not under influences of any fraud of any kind, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament in manner following, to-wit: To the Ranchester High School we leave the distinction of having three brilliant, intellectual, feminine Seniors. To the Faculty we at large extend the privileges of “doing unto all successors as they would have liked to do unto us.” To the class of '42 we bequeath the office and all its fixtures so that the teachers will know their whereabouts. To the class of ’4S we bequeath our ability to carry on as well as we have. To the class of ’44 we bequeath the chemistry room with all its broken equipment for future “experiments.” To the future freshmen we bequeath the chance for improvement of their personality and behavior. 1. I, Muriel Dierks. bequeath my basketball suit. No. 4, to Earl Kwallek for future service. 2. I, Mary Hood, bequeath my memories of “High on a Windv Hill” to Barbara Anne Johnston. 3. I, Kathryne Weber, bequeath my technique of getting along with the teachers to Jack Kawulok. 4. I, Muriel Dierks, bequeath my common sense and Ilene to Chester Severance. 5. I, Mary Hood, bequeath my job as Editor of the Tattler to Eva Kukucka. L- • u' ,1 ,i Kati17 'ne Weber- Mueath my position as yell leader to Keith Hallcwell—he’s got the voice. Small wits talk much and say nothing.” Page 20