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I, Clay D. Rice, alias TORCH, will my ability to rollerskate to Mrs. Mangold. I will my laugh to Mr. Mangold, Brenda Rice, and Scott Morley (who tries so hard to laugh like me). I will my desk in study hall to Barbie Lotton so she does not have to walk so far to talk to Mr. Green In the library. I will my locker by the water cooler to those kids who have to get a drink of water so they don't have to run over everybody getting to it. Last but not least I will my cowboy hat to Brenda Rice who likes it so much. I, Bill Romlne, will my ability to eat to Sheila Jenkins; my ability to wrestle to Ban Ostrom; my ability to inflict pain to Gary Gullickson; my ability to get along with coaches to my little brother; and my locker to any poor soul who can take living between Jenkins and Fisher. I, M. L. Sheehy, will my speaking ability to Shannon Green; my ability to sing to T. K.; my woodworking skill to next year's freshman Vo-Ag members; my locker to Allison Ralph since she likes it so much; and my long talks with Tracy to Miss L. M. Ray. I, Ralph Simpson, will my dented baritone to Brock Genereux - which he dented! I also give my ability to call Dennis Bahnmiller Den Bahn to Carrots Danreuther. My spot on the mile relay team goes to Carl Patterson - if his foot ever heals. As a finale. I will my ability to win a student body office to the next Knottnerus who has guts enough to follow in the family footsteps. I, Lawrence M. Bold, will my first chair position of French Horn to Tracy Wortman. I will my locker, 29, the only locker in school with the bottom of the door blackened by a boot kicking it. to John the janitor it store his brooms in, since he leaves his sweepings under its door anyway. I will my ability to make J.V. Wrestling four years in a row to anyone dumb enough to take up this responsibility (like Jeff S.). I will my ability to build bike racks to Ron Fisher since he will need.it while carrying out his party's platform. I will my ability to bug Mr. Hashley about the tool room and tools for it to Terry McKeever, who I am sure will do a fine job. I will my ability to manage FFA for one year and to watch those stupid tapes in Vo-ag to Andy Romine. I will my ability of never dumping the lunch garbage for one year to Wesley Berlinger, who will have to find new lunch buddies soon. I will my ability to get Mr. Mangold off the correct subject matter during American Government Class to next year's Seniors who will need it in order to stay awake during class time. 1 will my ability to double talk Mr. Han about Business Law to who ever takes this very informative class. I will my ability of being the man around the comer to Wes Berlinger so that he will be the man around the comer for Big Turk's sake. I will my ability to remain in orderly conduct on FFA trips to Kelly Kulbeck and Mike Pursley who will reasonably need it next year at Bozeman. I will my ability of buying good cheap metal paint for $3.50 to Mr. Hammond, who for some reason figures that S3.50 is too much for a quart of metal paint. 1 will my ability of telling good, clean, funny jokes to Mr. Brezicka, of which most of them he didn't get on the first time around, so 1 had to tell them again, and explain them to him. 1 will my ability of posing for a picture to Kevin Skaalure, and also he could use my way of using Mr. Hammond's chair in a correct way. 1 will my ability of giving Mr. Grasdock a heart attack and making him an official diploma of whoever takes dasic Electricity next year. I will my ability of going bald to Mr. Mangold, who won't have any trouble in putting it to good use. I will my ability of riding a horse to our bus driver on the sneak trip. I will my ability of writing an unidiomatic sentence for Mr. Green s English Class to next year’s Senior English Class, who will get a lot of practice by writing paragraphs. I will my JEEPING ability to Clyde Pegar for next year during Graduation Day. I will my ability to catch bugs that aren't common in Montana to Mrs. Mangold, who stole some of my biggest, best bugs without my permis- sion. I will my ability of selling anything I lay my hands on to my brother, John, who with a few lessons should pick the an up very well. 1 will my manners in keeping my mouth shut for over five minutes to my sister, Melinda, who surely can use it. And I will my ability of writing a long will to whoever, and to the sucker who has to type this up. I, Arleen Sorensen, will my ability to chew gum and stay out of trouble in Mr. Mangold’s class to next years seniors. To Ban Ostrom and Dan Works, I will my ability to make excuses so I don't have to ride the bus. I will my ability to type term papers to any person who is dumb enough to type four in one year. And to Allison Ralph. I will my quiet personality. I, Terry L. Tyler, will my expository and science project capabilities to Reg Springer. I will my position as librarian to Gary Gullickson so he can play with his miniature swords any day he wishes. I will my non-stop two-hour biking ability to my special sister. I will the fact that 1 will finally be gone to the majority of those it may concern. Finally. I will my luck of being in the wrong place at the right time to anybody who enjoys it. I, Pam Welly, will my ability to write ten page typed letters to Val, Brian, Mark, and Larry, so I'll hear from them now and then. To Ana Drga, I will my ability to lose class rank in my senior year. (Just kidding) To next years speechers I will my unfailing ability to miss potty stops on long bus trips. To my sister. I will my height and other inches. 1 will my ability to lose pencils to Larry. Finally to my daughter. I will fun, happiness, and love. I, Rose 1 la K. Witschen, will my ability not to get caught chewing gum in my classes to my brother Charles; my ability to knit and crochet to Cheryl Whetham: my ability to cook to my sister Veronica; my locker to April; my ability to pass Mr. Green’s English Class to my brother Bernard; my ability to get along with Mr. Hart to Dede; and my bookkeeping tests to anyone who is willing to pay for them. 1, Alice Buff Yirsa, will my locker to Reginald Springer since he loves opening it so much, and to Shannon Green I will my singing ability along with my position on Sandy 16 because Sandy 16 will need all the help they can obtain since we Seniors will not be here. I. Debbie Yirsa, will my locker to my sister Pat and my previous nickname of brace face to Reg Springer. To Cherie Beirwagen I will my position of cheerqueen and all the good and bad times that come with it. I, Roxie Works, will my aggressiveness and make-up to Barbie and Eileen, a 98 lb. Panther to Deb, my good times with Barbie to Mr. Green, and my ability to drive into ditches to Kay. I will my ability to understand English to anyone who needs it. And I will myself to Larry.
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SENIOR WILLS I, Brent Aman. will my band chair to Kevin Skaalure. my trips to Bridger to Carl Patterson, my parking place to whomever, my voice to Reggie Springer, my tennis exhaustion to John Beaudette, and my seat in government to Wilfred Knottnerus. I, Robert K. Balazic, alias ”Bub, will my love of Bookkeeping to next year's class in hopes that fondness pulls them through the year. 1 also will my profound (HA) - basketball ability to Amy Dixon. Because she'll take anything she can get!) (Hee, Hee) I also will my sarcastic remarks to Sheila Jenkins and Amy Bitz because they love them so much. Lastly I will my nose to the new Big Sandy museum that is to be constructed in my honor. Farewell, my friends. I, Duane Beirwagen, have in the waning hours of my existence as a student of BSHS found myself to be the sole proprietor of my sane mind; therefore, I will my guidance from the Sage, Patrick The Old Man Faber, to my competent equals. Mike Munchie Faber and Reggie Spredge Springer, my moldy, old sweat socks to Shannon Greeno Green, my locker to Lori Archibald who has mysteriously lost many a pencil, my Fireside Chats during Pep Assemblies to Randy Ugly Pearson, my abode in the office-annex during noon to Allison Ralph, my excellent qualities as a slouch president of Perspective Plus to Kevin Keck Skaalure, my ability to hinder Mr. Green from his duties while doing none of my own to Amy Bitz and Wendy Breezy Christofferson, and last but by all means not least, my appreciation to Dostoy- ersky, Shaw, and Tolkien and my sanity to the great adventurous Rocky Rose who is not unlike Billo Baggins. I, Jeanette Berlinger, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Hakensen to Linda, my locker to whomever likes getting squished, my friend- ship with Belt to Kelly Braun and Melinda Bold, my twiterpaiion to Cinda and Carl, my ability to gossip to Mrs. Maxwell, my telephone etiquette to next year's Office Occupations class, and my ability to get along with the Valier wrestling squad to Deb. I, Scott Brady, will Spanish class to Shannon Green. Shannon Green and her problems to Mike Richter. Havre to Mike Richter. Good luck and a good attitude toward women. Noon hour gang to Wilfred Knottnerus and Wesley Berlinger. 1. Douglas Errol Braun, III, will to my dear, sweet, innocent cousin Kelly, my sick humor and acting ability. To Allison Ralph and Mrs. Haakensen's spider plants, I will big families. To Mr. Mangold, I will one of my strong shapely knees; and to myself a future. I, William Lewis Brown, will my locker to Russell Schmid. I also will my abilities in English to anyone who will take them. I, Richard Leroy Brown, will my football cleats to Andy Romine and to Steve Rose, 1 will my ability to get along with Cath. I also will locker number 13 to whomever wants it (it brings bad luck). I, Vance Butler, will my ability to work in shop all afternoon to whomever can hack it. 1 also will my light changing job in the gym to anyone crazy enough to scale the old wooden ladder. I will keep on living. I, Barbara A. Chamberlain, will my ability to make gigantic rolls to next year’s Home Ec class, my ability to stay up late and study to my sister Sandra, my talent of blending colors in ceramics to Brenda Rice, my ability to take shorthand at 130 wpm to Kay Rice, my ability to do nothing to next year’s guidance staff, and my locker to whoever wants it. I, Vonnie Connett, will to Leslie Welty, Original Oratory and the people from Billings West - especially Dave Warren; to my three daugh- ters - Valerie, Cinda, and Karen - I will love, happiness, and good limes with Mr. B.; to anyone dumb enough to be on annual staff. I will my ability to live in co-existence with Mr. Nicholson. I, Rick Darlington, will my sixth period monitor job to Curley Culp and Johnny Brown, my wrestling uniform to Mike Faber; my locker to my loving sister, Marlys, who can make a bigger mess of it than I can; my football uniform to Danny Underdal; and my rod to Mr. Mehlhoff who needs a safe outfit to drive. I, Marti Buzzard Genereux, will my Gillmore Gang abilities to anyone who wishes to clean the school. I will locker 32 to my little big brother Brock. If I had the power, I would will the school to a demolition crew in hope that they would smash it to the ground (Jokes!). I will say bye-bye now, I, Stephen Craig Kalgaard. being of sound mind and dead body hereby will my locker to Mr. Hammond, because it is by the office and he can stuff anyone he wants in there. I also will my ability to knock heads off in football to Dan Underdahl. My ability to be a monitor to Allison Ralph. Also to Allison the letters B,U,C,K, which is her new nickname. I will my football pads to Mike Faber and my ability to say shut up to a study hall to Alvin Jenkins to use on Karen Patterson. To Randy Pearson I will my ability to get Injured in sports. I will my nickname Trog Korg and Grendle to David Palmer. And finally to the Senior Class the right to take Mr. Hammond on their sneak trip. I, Doug Hashley, will my height to Jimmy Labuda. My basketball ability to Carol Danreuther (since Keith willed me his 1 better put it back in the family) and to Dennis Bahmiller the rest of my Human Phys. notebook so he quits writing on my back. I, Brenda Hoge, present my locker to my oldest brother, Sugar Bear Hoge; my refined skill to find a man (?) and keep him throughout the school year to Amy Dixon; my ability to learn the secretary’s handbook to Mrs. Hakensen and my earth-shaking laugh to Debbie Ramer or anyone else who thinks he can handle it. I, Charlotte Jenkins, will my locker to my little sister Sheila cause It’s so close to the bathroom: my ability to study to my little sister since she so obviously needs it at times; my outstanding ability to start the school office on the right step each morning by taking attendance, sorting mail, calling Mr. Han to the phone, etc. to whomever Mr. Hammond can con into doing it; and my ability to get along with Mr. Hammond to the Sophomore boys. I, Carl Otto Knottnerus. will my position on the Gilmore Gang to Wilfred. I also will my ability to stay out of trouble to Wilfred, Steve Rose, and Clyde Pegar. To Wesley Berlinger I give my presidency of the dying Black Plague Boys' Club. To Mr. Green I give my ability to spell and punctuate properly. 1 also give to any other Knottnerus the ability to lose student body elections. And last but not least I will my singing ability to Mr. Brezicka and after he is through with it he can pass it on to Clyde Pegar. I, Keith Lotton Beak, will my locker number 12 to any slob who wants to be on stud row. I will my snoose chewing ability to all of the underclassmen who do not chew. I also will the underclassmen my ability to work on my car with a hammer and a pair of pliers in shop. I will my beer drinking ability to all of the future alcoholics and the first man who gets my stool at Butch's. To my dear and beloved friend Mr. Hammond I promise to come back next year and let him see but not touch my greasy long hair. And to all the classmates I wish them all the luck. I, Shawna Matsko, will my half-hours after school incurred during the last six years to Dede Whethem. I. Scott H. Morley, being of sound (?) mind (?) body and body (?) do hearby bequeath to Tracy Wortman my multi-colored scarf to always wear on speech meets. My belt to Russell Schmid; and my ability to co-operate with Mr. Hammond to anyone who wants to check out a college next year. I. Debra R. Palmer, will to Delores my ability to COMPLETE my assignments and turn them in on time; to my loving sister Dianne my locker. 91; to my high school bus pals, I leave my ability to get along with John Cavitt, my ability to put up with Cheryl to Dede W. because she REALLY needs it, and my sewing and embroidery ability to Cheryl and Sandra.
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Pictured at the Right are the class officers and sponsor for this year: L. toR.: Ladene Mangold, Spon- sor; Charlotte Jenkins, Secre- tary-Treasurer; Bob Balazic, Vice-President; Dewey Beir- wagen, President. NOT PIC- TURED: Terry Tyler, Student Council Representative. Friendship is a chain of gold, shaped in God’s all perfect mold; Each link a smile, a laugh, a tear, a grip of the hand, a word of cheer. As steadfast as the ages roll binding closer soul to soul; It matters not how far, how heavy the load Sweet is the journey on friendship’s road. AUTHOR UNKNOWN Make me to know thy ways, O Lord; teach me thy paths. Lead me in thy truth, and teach me, for thou an the God of my salvation; for thee I wait all the day long. PSALMS 25:4-5 I will instruct you and teach you the way you should go; I will counsel you with my eye upon you. Be not like a horse or a mule, without understanding, which must be curbed with bit and bridle, else it will not keep with you. PSALMS 32:8-9 20
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