Joplin Inverness High School - Ram Yearbook (Joplin, MT)

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CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1959, in the town of Inverness, and State of Montana, feel that it is our duty to declare our followers a last will and testament since we are about to leave this school. First, to our dear faculty, who has so faithfully serv- ed us in preparation for the future, we do bequeath a haven of rest and relaxation with peaceful dreams. To the juniors we bequeath our senior row. To the sophomores we leave our importance, patience, and wisdom. To the young and green freshman, we leave you lots of luck. I, Joyce Smith, bequeath my ability to work and never accomplish anything to the freshman girls. I, Darla Cady, bequeath my ability to drive to Ephriam May. I, Cheryl Zentzis, bequeath my ability to play the piano to anyone who wants it. I, Bill Cady, bequeath my abilities in football, bas- ketball, and track to all the boys in Inverness High School. Stay with it boys. I, Carl White, bequeath my ability to ram into Collin Bangs to Sonny Laber, and the Siemens brothers. I, Ted McFadden, bequeath my centering job on the foot- ball team to anyone who wants it. Make good use of it. I, Gary Freeman, bequeath my ability to play basketball and a few other sports to Ralph Juarez. I, Julie Smith, bequeath my ability to eat and not gain weight to Merla Cady. I, Charlotte Zimbelman, will my tardiness to Julia Falla, who is already doing a good job of it. I, Joyce Smith, bequeath my ability to stay in geometry class for two years to Julia Falla. I, Darla Cady, bequeath my ability to keep late hours to Shirley Han- -make good use of it. I, Cheryl Zentzis, bequeath my ability to get trips to Bozetnan to Ann Heck and Betty McFadden. I, Bill Cady, bequeath my ability as half-back in foot- ball to Jimmy Siemens--keep it up Jim. I, Carl White, bequeath my size and weight to Gene Jen- son and Ralph Juarez. I, Ted McFadden, bequeath my ability in playing the trombone to Barry Kenfield and Jimmy Peterson. I, Gary Freeman, bequeath my ability to try to study to Ronnie Mangold. I, Julie Smith, bequeath my hot temper to anyone who can make use of it as well as I have. Congratulations to the Class of ' 59 Howard Brothers Furniture Al ' s Jewelry Havre, Montana Havre, Montana 14

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' ■•— CHARLOTTE MAE ZIMBELMAN Transfer from Rudyard, Montana 3; Chorus 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Class Sec-Treas. 4; Home Coming Queen Candidate 4. CARL CHRISTOPHER WHITE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3; Lettermens Club 4; Science Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 4. JULIE ANN SMITH Carnival Queen 4; Co-Editor Paper Staff 3; Co-Editor Annual Staff 4; French Toast. 13

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CLASS PROPHECY It is now the spring of the year 1969. Let ' s call on the class of 59 and see what sort of lives they are lead- ing. JULIE SMITH is a top model and dress designer in New York City. She lives in a pent house on top of the Empire State Building and drives a motorcycle to work every day. There is only one of the class left in Inverness, she is CHARLOTTE ZLMBLEMAN, and is now better known as Mrs. Ken- field. She now has an even dozen of children-all boys. She drives a Ford convertible and plans to give each of her boys one when they graduate. GARY FREEMAN, now living in New Hams phi re, owns a dairy and works as a fisherman on the side to support his high- school sweetheart (Connie) and their three curly headed little girls. Sergeant BILL CADY, a highway patrolman is now cruising the highways of Nevada. Bill enjoys his work and goes on to say that he met his wife when she was speeding in a slow down zone . JOYCE SMITH, another to marry the sweetheart of her high-school days, has four sets of twins. Because she is living as she always wanted- fifty miles from nowhere, it took several days to locate Joyce. ' Jhen we found her, she was hoeing her nine rows of beans. CHERYL ZENTZIS, one of the top secretaries in the U. S. is now working for the U. N. She has recently announced her engagement to the prime minster of Russia, Nikita Nteysky- nev. TED MCFADDEN, a top recording artist, is about to be married to his fifth wife. He has just brought back in- to popularity, the old favorite Pink Shoelaces. As soon as CARL WHITE was out of school he headed for Alaska where he made his fortune selling air conditioned igloos. Now a multi-millionaire, Carl is frustrated try- ing to spend his money. Still trying to prove that it ' s a woman ' s world, DARLA CADY who is also a man hater, recently bought Allied Van Lines, fired all the men, and hired girls to replace them. Now that the class of 59 has all been accounted for, we feel that each has been successful in his own way, and their names will always echo in the halls of Inverness High School . NORMAN ' S Ranch Sportwear 15