Kremlin High School - Lair Yearbook (Kremlin, MT)

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pwkw As we gaze into the crystal ball and look into the future ten years from now, we see: Roxie Wright as a private secretary for Mr. Dupont. She travels to his different offices all around the world. At the present time she has joined her former classmates, Beverly and Shari in Hollywood, California. She intends to stay in Hollywood for an indefinite time. just a minute, the phone is ringing. Hellol lt's for Roxie. Who? Gary Howser? Well, how are you. . . Roxie has just changed her mind about staying in Hollywood. She just resigned her post as private secretary and is planning to go back to her old home town, Kremlin, Montana. We see the card of our class, Glen Reese, as a college professor teaching at Poly Tech. in California. He is teaching his favorite subject of advanced sun bathing and oral penmanship, on the beach, of course. It may interest his classmates to know that we also see him driving one of his favorite cars, a Chevy! Remember how he used to hate them? We now see Shari McLain, the extrovert, at last joined with her partner in crime, Beverly Trulson. Shari has tried many vocations but can't seem to choose the one she likes best. At the present time she is a singer in the famous Purple Onion in Holly- wood, California. As we got a glimpse of her through the crystal ball, we saw her reading a letter. We believe the name on the envelope was Melvin Gomke. The married man of the class, Terry Roberts, we see is still married. However, there has been a few additions to his family. They have two Irish setters and three an- gora kittens. Terry is still studying to be an electrician. He has been going to several different colleges throughout the country. From the looks of things, Terry still hasn't left the beatnik stage. Now we have the devoted couple, Jackie Bullman and Earl Donoven, now Mr. and Mrs. Donoven. They now own a large cattle empire known as the lazy KD. It is lo- cated in the Northwestern part of Montana. They worked hard for everything they own and are now enjoying life along with their children. Throughout the household are several servants and maids that rush to the call of Mr. and Mrs. Donoven. At our last look at the Donoven family, they were getting into their 1969 Cadillac to go back to Kremlin to visit their old stomping grounds. And lastly we see, Bonnie Pollington as another Florence Nightengale. We see pictures of Bonnie throughout the nation for her brilliant work in the medical field. She went to college for seven years and got her docters degree in medicine. She is very happy doing this type of work because it is what she has always wanted to do. During the past few years she has been traveling throughout the world giving talks on new ideas and experiments in medicine.

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70664 I, Jackie Bullman, hereby bequeath my position as Editor of the Kremlines to Mary Wall. I also bequeath my position of cheerleading to Shirley Gomke. I, Roxie Lee Wright, wish to bequeath all my annual and paper worl: to Margaret Rolston, Mary Wall, and Karen Nelson. I also leave my place on the honor roll to Sharon Howser. I, Shari Rae McLain, bequeath my ability to bite my fingernails to any- one who can't wait for dinner, and any old rings, jackets, and pictures I've collected the past four years in K. H. S. to Beth Reese. I also bequeath my position in the Havre Air Force Base to Sharon Stensrude. My position is Com- mander of Charley Crew. I, Bonnie Marie Pollington. hereby bequeath my place at the senior table to Randy Vogel. I wish also to bequeath my English book to anyone who wants it. I, Terry L. Roberts, bequeath my bad manners to Lynden McLain and any- thing I have left to anyone who gets to it first. I, Earl Neil Donoven, bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to Marvin Melby and my position as Editor of the Annual to Melvin Gomke. I also bequeath my position on the ball team to Dick Pollington. I, Glen Patrick Reese, bequeath my good looks to Donnie Gomke. I also bequeath my studying ability to Margaret and Mary. And to my beloved sister, Beth, I leave my absence, which should make her very happy.

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SHARI MCLAIN GLEN REESE ROXIE WRIGHT BONNIE POLLINGTON TERRY ROBERTS JACKIE BULLMAN EARL DONOVEN