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

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16 THE PLONEER CWAD CANT © LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1942 We, the class of Nineteen Forty-two of Fort Benton High School, being of fairly sound mind and knowing that we may soon depart this life, do declare this to be our last will and testament. PATRICIA ANDERSON leaves her child-like innocense to Marjorie Huffman. Do you want it, Marjorie? LURENE ANDERSON leaves her boisterous nature to Jewel Callison. VELMA AMES leaves her slang to Ellen Eveleth. JACK ANDERSON leaves his position as cheerleader to “Speed” Smith. MARGARET BIRKELAND leaves her ability to stick to one boy to Helen Campbell. (May she do as well!) LORRAINE BAKER leaves ribbons and medals to “Bud” Jones. ARTHUR BENNETT leaves his springy arches to “Buck” Preuninger. FRANK CLARK wills his agricultural ability to George Paul. Make good use of it. GEORGE CALKINS leaves his patriotic interest in the coast guard to the girls. JACQUELINE CASTOR unwillingly wills Bill Collins to the army. LUCILLE CALLISON wills her shy smile to Lucille Hanford—from one Lucille to another. LENORE FRIELING leaves her tall willowy figure to Margaret Collins. MARY GRAY wills her versatile interests in school to Florence Breault. ALICE GALBRAITH, in remembrance of corns, leaves her dancing ability to future freshmen. DARYL HAGIE leaves his sweet and melodious trumpeting to “Buzzy” Jackson to carry on. CLARK HILTON leaves his ability to be the only boy in a crowd of girls to Clair Sykes. HAROLD KRSUL leaves his “man-about-town”’ personality to Glen Hicks. BILL KOEPP leaves his out-of-doors life to some of the drugstore loungers on Front Street. FERN KELLY leaves her tendency to giggle in sociology to Leo Kilroy. © BERTHA LUNDY leaves her Loma drawl to Emily Myers. JOHN LIPPERT leaves his wavy pompadour to Gene Frieling. e BILL LOUTHER leaves the cleft in his chin to Rober t Craig, who might have as much good luck with it. FRANK MANLEY leaves his rosy cheeks to Helen Christensen. DICK MOSES leaves his smile to posterity to see who could equal it. KEITH NEYLAND leaves his teasing and tormenting to Bob Brust. ANGELA NICOLOFF bequeaths her eleven to twelve hours out of school to anyone who needs the time in which to prepare lunch.

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WILLIAM TOPE KENNETH VINION General Course General Course “What a Life” 3 Annual Staff 4 “Going Places” 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 4 Intramural Basketball 1, 2 Speech Class Plays 3 Intramural Football 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2, 3 “H. M. S. Pinafore” Press Club 4 “What a Life” 3 Speech Class Plays 4 PAT WACKERLIN DOLORES WAGNER Commercial Course Commercial Course Class Secretary-Treasurer 2 Class Secretary-Treasurer 3 Annual Staff, Editor Band 1 Girls’ Basketball 2, 3 Chorus 1 Home Ec Club 1 Press Club 4 Girls’ Glee Club 2, 3, 4 “What a Life” 3 Press Club 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Thespians 4 “Going Places” 4 WALTER WEEKS STANLEY WHITEHORN Agricultural Course Scientific Course } Annual Staff Basketball 1, 2 OM Z Tracke2..35)4 Football 1, 2 Intramural Basketball 1, 2 anhnatia tate? 3 Football 2, 3 History Club 2 (3s BE a PB Ee Assistant Instructor Radio School 4 SYLVIA WOLFE EDWARD DICKENS General Course General Course Home Ec 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 History 2 B Club 3, 4 Speech Class Play 4 History Club 2 Chorus 2 a SENIORS NOT PICTURED: ARNAM WILEY JOHN LIPPERT

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THE PIONEER LZ OND eI NLD ES Sa Oa eg re ane MARY NICOLOFF wills her even-tempered disposition to the future students of FBHS, who may profit by the knowledge that a smile wins more than a frown. JEAN REYNOLDS leaves her freckles to Jim Morger. EFFIE RITLAND leaves the ghost of endless whisperings in class rooms, halls, and library. We hope it won’t make anyone too lonesome. DOROTHY RONNING wills her twirling ability to Phyllis, just to keep it in the family. LORNE RITTER wills his shy nature to George Lippert. DON RUST wills his “slick tripping in the halls” technique to Dorothy Ritter. BETTY SCHMIDT leaves her husky voice to Freddy Katzenberger. BARBARA SCOTT leaves her height to Ronny Archer. You could use it in your boxing, Ronny. GERALDINE SCHUHMACHER bequeaths her place at the last table in the sixth period study hall to any underclassman who is looking for a “place in the sun.” ROSEMARY SCHUHMACHER wills her spontaneous disposition to Alice Elliott. CECIL SERIGHT wills his fifth year of English to Maynard Conway. WARREN STANTON wills his great interest in girls to Kenny Young. LEONARD STEINBACHER bequeaths his constant chatter to Norma Jean Montgomery. MABEL STEVENS leaves her blondness to Eva Nita Rupp. JOHN SULLIVAN wills his versatile wit to Noel Anderson. VIRGINIA SWANSON leaves her abundance of hair to Henriette Gray. Can you find room for it, Kiki? WILLIAM TOPE leaves his ability to act professor parts to Prof. Hagie. KENNETH VINION wills his “corn” to any barnyard. DOLORES WAGNER leaves a long whistle on passing, to the boys who are still practicing that technique. PATRICIA WACKERLIN leaves her ability to cope with studies to Ann Katzenberger. WALTER WEEKS bequeaths his tendency to “love em and leave ’em” to Eldon Adams. STANLEY WHITEHORN leaves his Einstein brain to “Skip” Johnson to use in the future. SYLVIA WOLFE leaves her habit of rolling her eyes ceiling-ward to Miss Hagie who doesn’t want it. JAMES WOOD leaves his lumbering gait to Theresa Drewiske. EDWARD DICKENS leaves us for the Marines. ARNAM WILEY bequeaths sadly the extra semester in which to graduate to any misguided student who thinks that playing pays. TOM McKENZIE bequeaths, much against his conservative desires, his horseback riding to Esther Humphrey. It’s a good pastime until the war is over, Esther. We, the Seniors of Nineteen Forty-two, do swear this to be our only and last will and do sign and affix our seal thereunto. THE SENIORS OF 1942.