Garfield County High School - Remuda Yearbook (Jordan, MT)

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LL 7 I, RICHARD TRUMBO, will my good driving ability to anyone who enjoys living dan- gerously. I, JOYCE WALLACE, will my shortness to Rex Fulbright so he can look up at life rather than always down. I, CALVIN WEAVER, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Whitmer to anyone who enjoys solitary confinement. I, CHARLES WHITESIDE, will my ability to go through the four years of high school without going with women to Thom Gilfeather who seems to be taking a different one out every night. I, LARRY WITHEE, will my ability not to chase girls to anyone who can stand to be as lonely as I have been for four years. And I, LILLIAN SCHLEPP, will my Latin book to Ronnie Merwin, so he will have cut rate - two for the price of one. We hereby affix our hands and seals this twenty-sixth day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty-nine. (Witness)

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Wl We, the undersigned Senior Class of '59, being of sane minds and memories do hereby declare and publish this as our last will and testament. We will to the teachers a charge account at Foster Drug Store, so they may pur- chase an ample supply of hair rinse to bring back the natural color to the many hairs we have caused to turn gray in our years at G. C. H. S. We will to the Juniors our lack of co-operation among the class members, in hopes they will have better luck carrying on Senior tasks next year than we have had. We will to the Sophomores our constant pace, one step at a time, so they may do as well after they pass the half-way mark as they did before they met it. We will to the Freshmen our determined ways; being well aware of the fact that they will be needed to walk on the path of learning to the road of success. We, as individuals: I, JAMES ADY, will my English grades to Eleanor Kerr in hopes that she can improve them in her remaining years in school. I, JAMES BAKER, will my ability to get along with a superintendent to anybody that wants a little trouble. I, HAROLD BROWN, will my red hair to Phyllis Pluhar so making her hair red will be more economical. I, RANDY BILLING, will my homely looks to anybody who needs them. 1, YVONNE EUELL, will my ability to drive a car all through high school without get- ting picked up to Rob Haley in hopes he'll do better next year. I, DON HARBAUGH, will the 3,240 trips to school that I've made in the last nine years to anyone who likes to travel and never get anywhere. 1, PAUL KOUNTZ, will the misery to go through a Senior year in a half a year to any- one who would like to lazy the other half year. I, CLIFFORD MILROY, will my place in Latin class to anyone who likes to study better than I do. I, DOUGLAS NELSON, will my ability to go with girls to anyone who seems to be hav- ing trouble doing so. 1, ROXIE RYAN, will my ability to go steady all four years of high school to Anita Hinther, who seems to be having difficulties along that line. I, MILTON SCHLENKER, will my record of never smoking a cigarette to Ronnie Mer- win in hopes that he'll keep his own going. 1, GERALD SCHLEPP, will my ability to go through school with incompleted assign- ments to anyone that feels they can get by with it as well as I have. I, LUCINE SVENSON, will my natural curl to Jim Whiteside hoping he'll let his grow out.

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YOUNGER YEARS