Buffalo High School - Buffalo Yearbook (Buffalo, MT)

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Class Will I, being a good friend of Buffalo’s only Senior, Colin Dover, was most interested in his plans to bequeath certain personal effects to his underclass friends, his cousins, and his brother. I’m sure I’m safe in telling them to you as he seemed of sound mind when he related his plans to me. He wished to bequeath the following to his teachers along with his sincere thanks to them for their help and patience. To Mr, Ell: His size 10-1 2 shoes, hoping they won’t be too big. To Mrs, Mulvihill: His scribbled shorthand notes. To Mrs. Woodard: His worn-out play book. He also had a soft spot in his heart for Hank and Opal. He thought Hank would like to have his black marks on the floor so he could clean them off. Thanks, Hank. To Opal, many thanks for the extra pounds you helped him gain by eating your grand lunches. Colin planned to leave the following to his friends; To Charlie: His love for study. To John: His bachelor ways. To Gertrude: Sound advice, be sure to finish school. To LaVonne: His job of typing stencils in hopes she does not have to use as much correction fluid as he did. To Phillip: His place on the “Booster” staff. To Joan: Just three years of joy and sorrow. To Jeanne: A little corner of land west of Buffalo. To Mary: His good attendance record to use next year. To Bennie: His big hat, if it will fit. To his cousin Ella: His place on the honor roll. Caution to Harold: Don’t let girls divert you. And last but not least: to Benton. His much used and cherished typewriter

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Juniors Harold Dover, Mary Piane, Phillip Lilley Benton Dover, LaVonne Gardener, John Flugge 13