Cascade High School - Ketochi Yearbook (Cascade, MT)

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Calvin Duerr--Need a lift? Connie Vicky Got that spirit? Cathy Maxwell Chatty Cathy Colleen Hetherton 37-38-39-40-41. . . Doug Kirk-Kerry Obrecht—Way back when Larry Caldwell Hold on to your hat! John See-Bonnie O'Neill want some candy? 24

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Being of sound mind, we the Class of '65 will the following: KERRY OBRECHT wills his ability to get out of studyhall to Roger Baker, who doesn't seem to need it, and his class ring to Penny Hastings, who already has possession. SLICK SETZER wills his fake ID to Mick Standley. He hopes it does Mick more good than it did him. CATHY MAXWELL wills her collection of jokes to Janet Hammer, who probably won’t tell them. BOB MANNING wills his pastime of selling girls to Larry Webb and his false teeth to Rowan Ogden who may be in need of them someday. COLLEEN HETHERTON wills her ability to maintain good school relations to Judy Hetherton and Sue Cox and her worn out seat in French class to Marcia Moil. KENNY FERGUSON wills his ability to write illegibly to Don Keyes and his locker to anyone ambitious enough to clean it out. BONNIE O'NEILL wills the presidency of THE club to Sue Cox, who is well qualified for it and her title of genius to Betty Vanatta who is too modest to use it. DAN LASHWAY wills his unused set of Mag's to Conrad Rowe--ail he has to do is pay off the mortgage. He also wills his credits of three years in geometry to anyone who wants them. MELVIN VENETZ wills his reputation for being fast to Rus Flanagan who already has one. CONNIE FLECHSENHAR wills her Converse Allstar shoes to Bob Marquis for more speed and her little Red Bug to Bev Dear, so she can learn to shift for herself. DON MURRILL wills his seat in studyhall to Willie Miller who can never find one. PAUL HOCEVAR wills his position of waiting in the Ulm Bar to Wes Tetrud and his shy ways to Chuck Cornelius. LARRY CALDWELL wills his attendance at the country dances to Mick Standley and his collection of church keys to Larry Webb. CATHIE COX wills her three tone hair to Janice Wojtala and her list of top ten to Janice Wiley. CALVIN DUERR wills his ability to hustle girls to Richard Marxer, who needs it. PEGGY FRASER wills her title of cradle robber to next year's senior girls. BOB SIEBEL wills his trips to Europe to Marcia Moll with the provision that she brings him back a present. BETTY GOSS wills all her classes to her sister Lynda. Betty's glad to be through with them. VICKY HALVERSON wills her ability to keep track of her boyfriend to Marcia Moil and the job for her dad to anyone who likes to work. JIM BENNER wills his pole vault pole to Don Keyes and his athletic ability to Janice Lee. PAULINE HOCEVAR wills all her boyfriends within a hundred mile radius to Linda Payne. DOUG KIRK wills his shy quiet way to Rick Berger, who probably won’t use it. BARBARA MOODY wills her Monday sickness to Mr. Bonamie, and her place on the Wolf Creek bus to Peggy Tamol. t JOHN SEE wills his ability to pick a fight with two cops to Mark Sanders and his old cast to the Sportsman s Club to be put on exhibit. BILL TERRY wills his car to Louie McAlister, if he thinks he can fix it, and his guitar to Stevie Parsons. GLEN WADE wills his inexhaustible match supply to next year’s chemistry class and his bass horn to Marie Lich. WALTER WILSON wills his pickup to anyone who likes to walk and his hitch hiking trips home to Alan To Mrs. Loveland we leave a new set of seniors to be put on detention. To the juniors we leave the prestige of being a Mighty Senior , and the pains which accompany it. To the sophomores we leave the anticipation of the Junior Play and the Junior Prom. To the freshmen we leave three more years of free education. To the teachers we leave a case of Lady Clairol to cover their gray hair when our well behaved class leaves. Mil I iron.

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