Hardin High School - Big Horn Yearbook (Hardin, MT)

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VELDA HAUG: Wills married life without a husband to Betty Butorac or the birds. KATHERINE JABS: Wills all her bruises in Cheerleading to Sharon Maack. MIKE JURAK: Wills his hot-rod Ford to Bobby Frazer. GARY KAISER: Wills his position on the basketball team to anyone who thinks he has time for basketball and a girl. RALPH KAPPTIE: I won't. ROBERT KING: Wills his height to Wesley Swenson. DARLENE KIRSCHEMANN: Wills her height to Joan Egnew. BETTY KOERBER: Wills her quiet ways in Home Ec. to Delores Kirschemann. DON KRAY: Wills that Intestinal Fortitude he has left, to Adam Singer. GENE LENHARD: Will his football helmet and No. 6 jersey to Dave Sloan. BETTY MARSH: Wills her ability to catch a lover boy for a boyfriend to Joyce Zieler. BENNIE MARTIN: Wills his desk in P. A. D. class to Carol Dysart. DANETTA MEDICINE TAIL: Wills her method for reducing to Roseline Hill. BOB MEHLING: Wills his shoes to anyone who can fill them with A's rather than F's. INEZ MOLINA: Wills her ability to Fish Kiss to Merrill Evenson and Cecil Ward. HARRY MOSS: Wills the H east of town to Joan Egnew and some lucky boy. LES MUHLBEIER: Being of sound mind during his school career has used every talent worth willing. MARY NEPPER: Wills her quiet way to Betty Koerber. DORA OLD ELK: Wills her fun on the Crow bus to any lucky Sophomore. SHIRLEY OLD HORN: Wills her height to Don Dreamer. DIAN OTT: To my good friend Ann Painter, Whom I promised to mention in my will, Hi there. MARLENE PITSCH: Wills her permanent Red Hair to Bob Ruby. VYRLA PRINE: Wills her bashfulness to Richard Price. LYSLE REDDEN: Wills his empty beer cans to some unfortunate soul. ALBERT RIDER: Wills English to anyone who wants a headache. GERALDINE SCHILREFF: Wills her quietness to the Sophs, and Freshmen. ROBERT SCHNEIDER: Wills his tattered shop coveralls to Tommy Vandersloot. DAVID TRITSCHLER: Wills his ride on Smith's bus each day to anyone with a lot of time. ESTHER UFFELMAN: Wills all her rough goings to Barbara Paulson. BERT VANDERSLOOT: Wills his Bookkeeping Note Book to any one who wants a headache. ROBERT VANDERSLOOT: Wills his Physics book back to Mr. Score. BOB WARREN: Wills his pilot license to the Junior Class. JEAN WEIGAND: Wills nothin, for where there's a will there's a law suit. VIRGINIA WILLIAMS: Wills her ability to flirt with boys to Sharon Maack. DON WILSON: Wills all the out-of town girls to Cecil Ward. JEAN WILSON: Will be willing to pay for Jean Weigand's Law Suit. GLORIA WOLCOTT: Wills her ability to write letters to any girl who has a boy friend in College. ANDY YELLOW MULE: Wills everything to his Mom. ll

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LORRAINE ADLER: Wills her quiet ways to Dorothy Uffelman. ELMER BIRD: Wills whats left of his old green Ford to Hazel Weinberg. BOB BLANKENSHIP: Wills his gift of good grades to John Wemple. MARIE BOHEMAN: Wills her ability to sleep on the usher stool to Virginia Sprenger. PEGGY BROWN: Wills her hooky playing days to any one with nerve to take them. BENNIE BUECHLER: Wills Mt. Everest to Joyce Zieler so she can set up a Broad Casting Co. VIRGINIA COYNE: Wills her half of the seat on the Crow bus to Colleen Cline. Now she doesn't have to sit on her imagination. CAROL DENNY: Wills Cookie Heller a bar of soap so she can while away study hall blowing bubbles. RUDY CROGHAN: Wills his ability to speak to Larry Beary so he can keep quiet in Drafting class. BOB DEVORE: Wills his name Lover Boy to Jack Helmann. MORT DREAMER: Wills his good Physics grades to any one who can stand Mr.-? DELORES DYSART: Wills her right fist to any Junior girl with a sister the same size as she is. RAY FELLER: Wills his boots and saddle to Larry Heitzman. MIKE FITZPATRICK: Wills his strength to Adam Singer. ELEANOR FRIED: Wills her front seat in Mr. Georgen's Study Hall to Leora Abell. BILL GREENFIELD: Isn't going to will HER, he's going to keep HER. BERT HAMMOND: Wills his grades in Shop to his brother, Willson. GENE HAUCK: Wills his fullback position on the team to John Schilreff. RAY HELZER: Wills nothing, he's going to take it with him. DARLENE HERBEL: Wills her bookkeeping and P. A. D. book to Lois Quigley. LOIS HIBNES: Wills her job at the theater to a quiet Soph.-Ann Painter. ROSELINE HILL: Wills her good times to her gangs of Black Lodge and Garry- owen. DORINE HOLLAND: Wills her Chemistry Books to Joan Nigro. 10

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The seniors of 1954 have seen many changes in their brief stay at Hardin High School. While memories are the major item in a yearbook, the future is ever in the minds of the seniors. After graduation what then? What of the future they have prepared for these long yet all too short years? What will this one be doing ten years from now, and that one, will ... ? Fortunately the senior class obtained the services of the renowned fortune teller Lester, the magnificent (Remember for seeing into the future Lester is the best-ta). Marlene and Verle waited breathlessly until the crystal ball cleared and found that in the year 1964. . . 12