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CLASS PROPHECY A traveler enterlnv the c1ty of Fort Benton ln the year 1974 w1ll fmd many strange thmgs undreamed of 1n the modern world of today For the future of the class of 1944 we humbly and 1n a yestlng sp1r1t prophesy the follow1ng VANCE ALLEN ret1red cheese merchant IS now constructlng a Pleasant Valley playground NOEL and BOB ANDERSON each we1gh1ng ove1 2a0 pounds are 11V1I1g examples of the good derlved from the1r product Voogums Vlgor V1tam1ns RONALD ARCHER screens greatest lover d1ed today ln h1s Bev rly Hllls home from a heart attack leavlng a yyldow and slxteen chlldren WILMA BLACKWOOD 15 now ln P1nkerto11 s Rest Hom lECOV6I'1Ilg from over mdu gence CHARLES BRODOCK recently added a Flner Arts department to h1s general store at Carter DONALD CRAIG great emanclpator of h Zulus 111 Af11ca today arr1ved home for the f1rst t1me 1n tyt enty f1ve years DAVID DEDMAN f1nally succeeded 1n developmg a hybrld turkey yye1gh1nf1 two hund1ed and f1fty pounds and subs1st1ng solely on ca1rots and dry gm MARY ELOFF plannmg to embark upon her slxth 1natr1mon1al adventure IS Sald to be very happy about 1t all FRANCES EMBLETON famous dress des1gner pelfected an 1nv1s1ble evenlng gown MARIBELLE FRAGOMENI d1ed recently Whlle doxng her duty as a flagpole s1tter a vymd came along and no trace can be found of Mar1belle EUGENE FRIELING famous batchelor sc1ent1st IS now workmg on a seclet process to make short men grow taller BASIL FULTZ farmer made h1s annual VlSlt to the county seat today to buy grocerles and rece1ve h1S allotment MARTHA FULTZ hometown astrologlst 1S maklng a fortune reveallng the love secrets of Fort Bentonltes KIKI GRAY Just recewed the pos1t1on as wash woman at the Chouteau House so she MARJORIE HUFFMAN d1ed two years ago due to nervous prostratlons r C91V6d wh1le attemptlng to s1ng the Fllght of the Bumblebe DONALD JACKSON each day hero1cally performs h1s llfes calllng on the Carter ma1l route ROBERT JOHNSON spnlled last Tuesday wh1le fldlng h1s kayak up and down the MISSOUTI ln search of flylng flsh FRED KATZENBERGER recently changed h1s name from Katzenberger to Hamburger due to h1s love of coyts TED KELLEY IS suffering from St Vltus Dance contracted from trymg to make two free throws 1n a row DONALD KNUDSON lS recoverlng from a whats the use of 1t all attltude he got wh1le teachmg elephants to Jltterbug BOB OAKLAND IS reported to have made two thousand speeches on the subject The Prlvlleges and Respons1b1l1t1es of an AHIETICHD Cltlzen GERTRUDE POSTILL IS sufferlng from over exposure due to her strip tease act at the reoent Chouteau County Fan' LEONA REICHELT shepherdess of the h111S made her annual delouslng v1s1t to the county seat DONALD REYNOLDS stlll supports the Republlcan Party 1n the hope that Roosevelt w1l1 be defeated someday RHODA ANN RI'I'I'ER was mjured 1n a gun battle yyxth the polxce when she was appre h nded stea mg penmes from a m1nt JAMES RONNING has been recuperatmg ln a local hosp1tal from myurles sustamed wh1le collectmg matenal for h1s latest book Dressmg Room Secrets ORVAL SERIGHT and STANLEY VINION Very llttle hope 15 held today for these two former students who wh1le wrestlmg 1n a fr1endly fray were suddenly tled together when Orvals muscles knotted both are slowly suffocatmg Relatxves are standing by hopefully WALTER, STANTON dxscusses m h1s latest edltorlal the economic and SOCl010glC3l vlewpoxnts ln the modem zoologlcal world AMIE TOPE IS a bum bouncer for the Great Northern Raxlroad HARLOW WARDEN was honored yesterday by the Presldent for the humane task of gxvmg one square foot of sl-nn to a badly burned baby rh1noceros RONA WHARRAM carrymg on the Calkm trad1t1on recently gave her sxxth son to the Navy BOB WILLSON has yy rltten the years best seller 'Hoyt to Make Love and Influence Peopl .y . . , 4 Q Q . -. 1 . , ' 1 e 4 ' ' D ' t . ' ' by ' I . ' ' U V - v 'A- I ' U' ' ' ' ' 1 I 1 ' I ' 1 ' - . , , can support her shiftless husband in comfort. . . 2 . . ' v - , . . ,, , ' v Q ,. . . , . I i V 1 ' V . B., ' '
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CLASS WILI VANCE ALLEN wllls h1s chauffermg abxlltx to future chaperons NOEL ANDERSON wllls h1s farming abxllty to MARY ELLEN ENNIS to carrv on BOB ANDERSON w1l1s h1s ab1l1ty to f1II1Sh school ln three years to SKIP JOHNSON RONALD ARCHER vulls h1s freckles to ROBERTA URTON WILMA BLACKWOOD wllls her loud and rowdy manner to NORMA MONTGOMERY CHARLES BRODOCK wllls h1s curly halr to DONALD HUFFMAN DONALD CRAIG leaves YVONNE S falthfulness to future loveblrds DAVID DEDMAN w1l1s h1s popular1ty to BOB DOLL May you have as much luck Bob MARY ELOFF wllls her gum chewlng ab1l1ty to VIOLA RICHARDSON FRANCES EMBLETON leaves the memory of the warmth of her fur coat to all envxous g1rls MARIBELLE FRAGOMENI leaves her nlght owhng to PATTY UHL EUGENE FRIELING w1lls h1s ab1l1t5 to know other peoples busmess to the F B I BASIL FULTZ W111S h1S droll humol to FRANKLIN ELLIOTT MARTHA FULTZ leaves her letter wutmg ab1l1ty to SHIRLEY KLAY KIKI GRAY w1l1s her Lndom1tab1e character and forever yours attitude to ALTHA FRIELING MARJORIE LUELLA HUFFMAN WIIS her mlddle name to ANN VIOLA KATZENBERGER DONALD JACKSON leaves h1s ClV1118I1 clothes to any 4 Fers who may need them BOB JOHNSON leaves al1Vl1h1I'1g but ambltlon to BOB KELLEY FRED KATZENBERGER leaves h1s abllltv to pestel one and all to GEORGE LIPPERT who doesnt need It TED KELLEY mlls the halr on h1S chest to JACK CASTOR DONALD KNUDSON wllls h1s ab1l1t3 to gather llpstlck to VINCENT BOGNER BOB OAKLAND vulls h1s oxatlng ab1l1ty to FRANK MAYO GERTRUDE POSTILL vsllls her offlce Vlgll to JEANNETTE STEVENS LEONA REICHELT wxlls her Hblllty to fllrt to MARJORIE LAULO vsho of course knows nothmg of the art DONALD REYNOLDS wllls h1s naturally black mustache to LEE KATZENBERGER RHODA ANN RITTER wllls her grlplng to STEVE MCSWEENEY JAMES RONNING wllls h1s way wlth the women to NOEL MYERS ORVAL SERIGHT w111s h1s cuddle up a llttle closer attxtude to all other aspmng wolves WALTER STANTON leaves h1s lrresponslble grln to other happy students AMIE TOPE wllls her breezy nature to VONCILE HUDELSON STANLEY VINION w1l1s hlS corn to the FFA department where 1t rxghtfully belongs HARLOW WARDEN vulls h1s Jalopy to any hkely prospect RONA WHARRAM w1lls the navy to INEL JEAN LUNDY she got her gob ROBERT WILIBON wllls h1s sllent tactful character to CHRIS SMALL We the graduatmg class do hereby witness and afflx our seal to thls our last will and testament A v v - ' . , . Y . , . . . 7 , . . . . V U ,, . V, , . -f 1 Y. . . v. . . . Y . tl. . . . v . Y Y r 1 1' ' v Y. . M . ., . . . v - I . . , . , . , r 1
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Nlame Vance Allen Noel Anderson Robert Anderson Ronald Archer Wllma Blackwood Charles Brodock Donald Craxg Davld Dedman Mary Eloff Frances Embleton Marlbelle Fragomem Eugene Frlelmg Bas1lFultz Martha Fultz K1k1 Gray MarJor1e Huffman Donald Jackson Robert Johnson Fred Katzenberger Ted Kelley Donald Knudson Robert Oakland Gertrude Postlll Leona Relchelt Donald Reynolds Rhoda Ann Rltter James Ronmng Orval Serlght Walter Stanton Amle Tope Stanley V1n1on Harlow Warden Rona Wharram Robert WIIISOD SENIOR GLIMPSES Pastlme Blushlng Messmg ln grease Basketball Sports Reading Llstenlng to the radio Seeklng comfort Readlng Dancmg Rldlng the bus Danc1ng Thmkmg Readlng funny books Wrltlng letters Day dreamlng Sleepmg Fl1rt1ng wlth the glrls Paddlmg my kayak Flxlng my car Loaflng at the drug store Sleeplng all day Domg Amerlcan Hlstory Helpxng others Drawlng Argulng Th1nk1ng of the future Collectlng haxr r1bbons etc Restlng Gettlng tardy excuses Jerklng sodas Loafmg around Tel mg corny storles Danclng Experlrnentlng Ambition Helplng Uncle Sam a farmer retire at 20 be a p1lot travel PT Commander To be a farmer Shovel snow on a desert Jom the Cadet Nurses Joln the Cadet Nurses JOID the WAFS an Admlral be a p1lot a prlvate stenographer Wrlte for True Confeslons To be a concert singer Avlatlon To Join the navy Instructor ln Marme Corps To become a p11ot Haven t found lt yet Do txght rope act 1n a cxrcus To be a sclentlst To travel Be a good sallor Stenographer To retlre as soon as possible A Marme 4 star general To be a bombardler To be a Cadet Nurse Jom the WAVES Elevator boy 1n a one story bulldlng To clerk Become a pllot SENIOR PLAY Dont Take My Penny undel the dlrectlon of Mxss Mlldred Glover was successfully presented by the members of the sen1or class to a capacltx house on November 19 The plot of thls play Dont Take My Penny centered around movle mad Penny fMar3or1e Huffman! who was preparlng herself to play the star ro'e ln the movie verslon of a popular novel The author fWalter Stantonm vsas searchlng the country for hls ldeal and came to Penny s town What Penny drdnt know was that Sally the new mald 1Leona Relcheltr was a former chlld star and had been planted there by her press agent fEugene Frlelxngv to be dlscovered by the author Penny and her glrl frlend Joanna 4K1k1 Graw lgnored the talent of Pennw s older slster Mavis 1W1lma Blackwoodn and gave up playlng 1n a tennls tournament ruth thelr boy friends Greg and Kerry 1James Ronnmg and Stanley V1n1onJ Greg and Kerry conferred wlth Gram fGertrude Postllll to try to outwlt the gxrls Others 1n the cast were Donald Reynolds Charles Brodock Martha Fultz Mary Eloff Rona Wharram Fred Katzenberger Amle Tope and Orval Serlght l ' ' Be To ' To ' ' ' To . To . . ' ' To ' ' . . . . To . . . . . . Be . . . To . . . Be . . . - . . ,, . ,, , . ,. . . . . y y - - ,
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