Fort Benton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Fort Benton, MT)

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of nineteen twenty-two of C. C. H. S. of the state of Montana, being of generous frame of mind and being desirous of leaving our valuable possessions: to the pleasant companions of our High School days while we have ambition and desire to do so, do declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Junior Class, we bequeath our ability of raising money and all our good grades so they too may have the last week of school off. All our debts we leave to any Junior who has the money to pay them. Veronica Sullivan bequeaths her 9th hour period to Arthur Johnson. Anna Hagen bequeaths all her short pencils to Basham Overfield. Alice Overfield bequeaths her air of gossip to Rex Sturgill. Hildia Evers bequeaths her stature to Dorothy Dinwiddie. Bessie Swena bequeaths her ability to study to Eunice Stevens. Ruby Pugh bequeaths all her old hair nets to Florence lsham. Walter Evers bequeaths to Merlin McLeish all his old rubber bands to shoot spit balls. William McLeisl1 bequeaths to Harriet Louther his ability as a knowledge hound for use in mathematics. Doris Griesbach Wills to Christine Olson all her domestic qualities, ability to cook, etc. Stanley Allen bequeaths Serene to John Harris to take care of. Miriam Fayler bequeaths her power of keeping silent to Merlin Cohoon. Edward Johnston bequeaths his ability of keeping mum to Margaret Smith. Chester Tate bequeaths his vamping ability to Walter Henneford. Helen Patterson bequeaths her privilege of reciting from her book to Jess Schoonover. Mary Shaw bequeaths her alarm clock to Ralph Uhl. Sara Reynolds bequeaths her ability of debating to Dave Archer. Owen Morris bequeaths his declaiming ability to Billy Murray. Reuben Archer bequeaths to Glen Allen the privilege of answering the notes of Fern McFarland. Rose Tate leaves her voice to Walter Morger. Florence Stevens bequeaths hor wiggles and her giggles to Olive Clearwater. Roy Tope bequeaths his huge voice to Morris Stevens. We hereby nominate and appoint Lillian L. Skinner, the executrix of this our last will and testament. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seal this 23rd day of May, 1922, ' Signed, SENIOR CLASS. Nlfli ' 'ing Y X V X ' Wg , YW' -5 ,. , :,,,,-.4- Q 2.12.1-1 1 ' 5,10 , ,-,.i-J L-l N - V3--AA--M TA Q E

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l z 1 i i READING FROM LEFT T0 RIGHT: First Row--Basham Overfield, Eunice Stevens, Arthur Johnson, Harriet Louther, Walter Henneford. Second Row--Florence lsham, John Harris, Billy Murray, Grant Sharp, Ferne McFarland. Third Row--Walter Morger, Christine Olson, Jess Schoonover, Lourena Schoonover, David Archer, Fourth Flow-Margaret Smith, Merlin McLeish, Merlin Cohoon, Ralph Uhl, Dorothy Dinwiddie. if rffauagg nf ju, ff 55-2-iii?