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PENNY SPEERS wills her way of getting grades to her little brother Jim. SHIRLEY STEFFENSMIER wills her good grades to any- one who thinks that they can put as much work into it as she did. DWAIN TILLEMAN leaves his curly hair to the many girls of CHS with short stringy hair. JOHN VANDE VEN leaves his height to Henry Hofeldt; wat ya gonna do, Henry? BETTY WAISETH isn’t leaving anything—she is taking Dwain Tilleman with her. GLORIA WIENCH leaves her French bun to Barbara Brekke. Oh. Joy! No more long nights fixing hair for Barbara. JACK YOUNG bequeaths his cowboy boots to Leon Cow- dry. Now all he needs is a horse to get him to school on time. And, with the hope that we shall always be remembered, we, the Class of I960, leave, too. MARVALOY ALCORN has never been heard of since she graduated—She always was a little lost. LARRY BARBER, test driver for one of the leading car manufacturing companies says I test other models on Sundays.” VICKI BLASHFIELD is still trying to find a rich enough cowboy to pay for those doctor bills she runs up riding broncs. We still find LARRY BOWEN trying to get the Purple Beast over Logan Pass—Don’t give up, LARRY, either the pass or Pat will have to give in sometime. BILL BRINKMAN and GLORIA HAMILTON have just finished their latest movie Love Sick. RONNIE BROWN and BARBARA FINLEY took up scout leading—They now have their own little Brownie Troop. LARRY CAMPBELL has just been promoted to Chinook’s number one playboy—Now he has all the girls running. ROGER CASTEEL has just been convinced he graduated— AFTER ten years??? LENNIE DRUGGE was recently promoted to Commander in Chief of the National Guard; his intelligence rating indi- cated WOLF, but he was the best the guards could do. JUDY DAVIS is still giving those interesting lectures on the evils of play parties. JUDY FALD has written to friends that she is having a gay time in Seattle—could she mean Gaylord? SHARON FLYNN has her own radio station in darkest Africa. Her motto is How to get a Head. DONNA FRIEDE hasn’t figured out yet just what she is going to do. BOB GALLUS, now Major General Gallus of the US Army, has volunteered for the dangerous mission of re- cruiting girls for the women’s corps of which he is the Commander. (By choice). BYRON GUERTZGEN is still recovering from his nervous breakdown that occurred from the strain he was under while attending CHS. DOROTHY HANSON has just finished her latest novel and best seller, Lady Hanson s Lover.” FRANCES HARBOLT, an airline hostess for the Frontier Airlines, says, Make a date in the clouds.” BONITA PAULSON and JUDY HARLAN jointly fin- ished a book on, How a car Beats Feet.” PHILIP HARTMAN is now janitor of CHS. Oh, not by choice, he still is making up time sweeping all his spit wads for Ted. ELAINE HARWOOD can still be seen driving to Havre every weekend—we are still wondering what those Havre boys have that the Chinook boys don't. GLORIA HAY is now Elvis Presley's private secretary— they say she has really gone hep now. LOUISE HIEBERT, another private secretary, says, No lap’s too big or small, I strive to please.” DICK HOLMES has left for San Francisco where he is reading poetry to the Beats every day. RAY JERGESON has just discovered a way to grow silver dollars—now he can’t complain about those POOR FARM- ERS. RONNIE KESSEL isn't doing anything—he has his twin sister BONNIE KESSEL doing all the work. CAROL KNUTSON is at the height of career as the world's most famous face beautifier. Her most frequent customer is MGM’s Boris Karloff who stars in I was a Teen-age High School Superintendent.” MARILYN LAMEY says she still hasn’t found the right man but is having a wonderful time with the wrong ones. BOB LEEDS has taken over the Arthur Murry dance studio —NO ONE can beat Bob’s cha cha cha. LARRY LISTOU is still trying to find out what made Mr. Schatz tick—to tell the truth, we were all a little curious. LEE McCARTNEY, the top scientist at Cape Canaveral will take the place of the monkey next trip up. TED MATSUOKA is now Maverick's poker rival on his latest TV Program The Outcasts of Chinook Flats.” LEON MESSERLY joined the Navy and KAY HOEHN joined the Waves, now they’re raising little ripples. KAYE MOORE is trying to find a man who will give her a 20 carat diamond and a home likewise. LORRAINE MILLER has just finished her latest novel entitled How to get a better burp from a bottle.” DOUG MITCHELL is now a math teacher—Doug always did like figures. RUTH MONTGOMERY ..................... unpredictable!!! BILL MORRIS left guard camp in May of I960, and has never been heard of since. SAUNDRA MLILARKEY is now Mrs. Bill King—and is raising a little court. CURTIS NASLUND is still traveling down those lower roads—He says They're darker.” No Shapes I can’t Drape” says BILL NASH, head of the window decorating service. JOHN O'DONNELL is the only undertaker in Chinook who has Gold Bond Stamps—His motto is, Big prize when you cash in. LEROY and JEROME PYETTE are Logie High’s joint superintendents and have Logie filled beyond capacity be- cause of their motto Diplomas Guaranteed.” TERRY ROBINSON can now be seen once a week on the Ed Sullivan showr—Ed likes her giggle so now when Ed is supposed to laugh Terry giggles. RUSSELL ROHRER is the chief chimney sweep—How are all the little cinders, Russ??? SHARON SARGENT has just had her first offspring and she named it Admiral. Admiral Perry, Sharon? LEAH SARGENT has received two tickets from Mr. Blat- ter. What were they for, Leah? Over Parking??? GARWOOD SEAMONS has just ruined Marilyn Monroe’s popularity by his famous Seamons Strut. BETTY SHELSTAD hasn’t been heard of since the senior party. It’s been rumored that she is still running around out south somewhere because of the strange noises the sheep herders have reported. PENNY SPEERS is still patiently patronizing Paulson’s Hardware. SHIRLEY STEFFINSMIER, top woman of our times is thinking about running for president. Betty Tilleman, the former BETTY WAISETH, is faced with a serious marriage problem. ,It seems Dwain has started taking Dwain Jr. to the guard parties and now nei- ther one of them gets home on Friday morning to do the chores. JOHN VANDE VEN is still an eligible bachelor—He says, I could always run fast.” GLORIA WIENCH is still making ice cream cones at Tastee Freeze! Those curly tops always did fascinate her. JACK YOUNG, 1970’s all American Cowboy. He says, The higher they buck is too low for me.” 22
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Tone Wc, the Class of '60, being of sound mind and free age do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking all former wills made by us. First: We do direct our executor hereafter appointed to make certain that any fortune left by us shall not fall into the hands of our successors. Second: We do leave to our advisors, Mr Denney and Mr. Bowen, the Class of 1961, if and when they enter the SENIOR YEAR. Third: We leave our faithful custodian, Ted Simpson, any gum wads, BB's, pin-ups or other necessities to school life that he may find in our respective lockers. Fourth: We hereby direct our executor to leave to the Juniors the Chinook High School to be used for a period of 180 school days during the years 1960-1961. However, if they feel need for more time, we grant our executor the right to consider this and make the arrangements. Fifth: To the Sophomore boys, we leave the Sophomore girls, lucky fellows—to the Sophomore girls, we leave the Sophomore boys. Oh well, girls, everybody can't win. Sixth: To the Freshmen we bequeath all the talents we have acquired concerning all outdoor sports such as hunting, fishing, track, and parking so that they won't have all the troubles we have had. MARVALOY ALCORN would will something to some- body, but she's stingy and wants to take everything she can salvage with her. LARRY BARBER leaves his long legs to Rich Hoehn. Now you won’t have to run to school. Rich. VICKI BLASHFIELD wills her riding ability to Miss Wil- son. She may let her horse move faster than a walk now. LARRY BOWEN leaves his sexy way of dancing to Jerry Isbell. Now Jerry can leave that two-step home. BILL BRINKMAN and GLORIA HAMILTON leave their favorite parking place to Pete Friede and Pam Taylor, or is it the other way around ? ? ? RONNIE BROWN would will his convertible to all the nature boys and girls, but unfortunately he is going to use it himself—tough luck, kids. LARRY CAMPBELL leaves his shyness to Jim Ballus; ah, a rest at last, girls. ROGER CASTEEL gives his quiet voice to Miss Fisher. That would be different. JUDY DAVIS wills her golden curly locks to Markita Mc- Dowell. Judy says you may now be the best groomed girl in school. LENARD DRUGGE bestows his great football ability to Winki Taylor. This rising young Freshman is already good on the forward passes! JUDY FALD leaves in a hurry—Herman is waiting for her. BARBARA FINLEY leaves—with Ronnie. SHARON FLYNN leaves her ability to get the Annual to the press on time to Dave Boisvert. We hope he burns as much midnight oil as Sharon did. DONNA FRIEDE leaves her pleasing smile to anyone who needs it on Blue Monday. To Bob Arndt, BOB GALLUS leaves his wolfish ways. BYRON GUERTZGEN leaves his mechanical drawing talents, (and test papers) to the highest bid. DOROTHY HANSON leaves the job of costuming for the Senior Play to next year's play cast; say thank you, you ungrateful people. FRANCIE HARBOLT wills her talked about walk to anyone who thinks they can control it as well as she did. JUDY HARLAN wills her size 4l 2 shoes to Carol Allman, tight squeeze, Carol? PHILIP HARTMAN would leave his farm to good ole CHS; but unfortunately, because of the Senior Play party, his dad is selling it. ELAINE HARWOOD wills her talked about experiences to her sister, Lynn. More problems? GLORIA HAY leaves her sweet disposition to Mrs. Zim- merman; there may yet be hope. LOUISE HIEBERT leaves her bitterness of school life be- hind, she's going to college. KAY HOEHN wills her good looks to the upcoming Sen- ior girls who haven’t got their man yet. DICK HOLMES wills his pompadour to Mr. Denney. Stand back, girls. RAYMOND JERGESON leaves his arguing ability to next year's Seniors. They may need it come graduation time. To Bev Didriksen, BONNY KESSEL wills her shyness. Use it, Bev. RONNIE KESSEL leaves his school days behind. What do you people want, everything? CAROL KNUTSON leaves her warm smile, but with the stipulation that whoever gets it will have to wrear it as often as she did. MARILYN LAMEY leaves here with one less friend. Now we wonder who that can be. Don’t rush him girls, his nights are filled as long as Marilyn is around. BOB LEEDS wills his Friday night poker parties to any- one who figures out why he always won. LAWRENCE LISTOU wills his shyness to Max Chapman. Give us a break Max, try it. SUSAN LOTT wills her dignified carnage to Mary Gail Boe. LEE McCARTNEY wills his way with the girls of CHS to anyone who dares to try to use it as he did. TED MATSUOKA leaves his sunglasses to Doug Lux. Doug looks as if he needs them the morning after the night before. LEON MESSERLY leaves his hair—to Paul Cislo, good- bye to the Shaggy Dog Story!” LORRAINE MILLER wills her ear-splitting laugh to Shir- ley Listou, now maybe we will know she’s around. DOUG MITCHELL isn’t leaving anything. He is going to need everything he has to become a successful farmer. RUTH MONTGOMERY leaves her big brown eyes to anyone who can use them as well as she did. KAYE MOORE leaves her red hair to anyone who has the temper to match it. BILL MORRIS wills his quiet manners to Billy Graham; peace will again reign in CHS. SAUNDRA MULARKEY wills her ability to be faithful to Sandi Bollinger. CURTIS NASLUND leaves unwillingly due to a certain freshman girl. BILL NASH----------LEAVES, and he wishes the same for everyone. JOHN O’DONNELL wills his ability to carry six subjects a year to Lonnie Wiench. You’ve got it made, Lonnie. BONITA PAULSON leaves her habit of driving the strip” to anyone who has the time. JEROME PYETTE wills his cowboy hat to John Lopez, if he can get all his hair into it. LEROY PYETTE wills the job of cleaning up his painting excursions to the Senior Class of 1961. It’ll keep them out of trouble. CAROL ROBINSON leaves her squealing giggle and keen sense of humor to Mrs. Ingwalson. RUSSELL ROHRER leaves his place in English 12 to the next victim who will appreciate Mrs. Wagner’s efforts as much as he did. LEAH SARGENT wills her tight skirts to Mike Tilleman. Maybe he can use them for a scarf or something. SHARON SARGENT wills her ability to keep one boy to Charlene Paulson. GARWOOD SEAMONS wills his I left my papers home to the entire Junior class. He would have left more, but he used them himself. BETTY SHELSTEAD wills her artistic painting ability to any up-coming Senior, who dares to take the chances she did. 21
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