Kremlin High School - Lair Yearbook (Kremlin, MT)

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T WILL AND TE STAME T We, the Senior Class of 1967, as intelligent and wonderful as always, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. I, Bob Beck, do hereby bequeath my claim on Gary Pollington to Larry Juhnson. I give my sister, Jody all my good grades. I leave my athletic ability to Trudy McCormick and the rest of me to anyone who wants it. I, John Werbelow, do hereby bequeath to Mr. Welker a check for SIOO, and my regrets for the destruction of his chemistry lab. To Terry Pollington, I leave my position as Student Council President in hopes that he will make good use of it. To Mrs. Kinder, I leave my speed and production in Shorthand and Typing and to my brother Ken, I leave all my old notes and papers hoping he will study them as I did. I, Kathy Reynolds, do hereby bequeath to Larry Johnson, my remarkable ability to pass goverment courses. To Patty Gomke, I leave the editorship of the Annual. To Debora Vosen, I leave my ability to defend myself verbally. To Tom Vosen, I leave my supreme knowledge of knowing how to drive safely. The junk in my locker is left to anyone who wishes to have it. I, Dave Johnson, do hereby bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Chuck Dees. My position on the basketball team, I leave to Craig Berg in hop- es that he will fill the gap which I left. And my grueling study habits to Larry Johnson. I, Pam Haugen, do hereby bequeath to Gary Pollington, my faithful green Plymouth. To Jody Beck, I leave my old wornout cheerleading outfit, and left over HAmbushH. My fantastic ability in athletics I leave to Larry Johnson who I'm sure will definitely need it sometime. And to any neat and orderly person I leave the seven feet of junk containes in my sis locker f81. I, Marcia Vosen, do bequeath my astounding ability to act a serious role to Rod Johnson. The worries that come with the editorship of the school paper I leave to Trudy McCormick. My tremendous capability to learn a foreign language, I leave to Mary Pollington and Shelly Donovan. To my sister Debora I leave my ability to get on the honor roll the most. Gary Pollington, Tom Vosen, Debbie Dees, and Madeline Mangles may have the trouble of being the Secretary-Treasure of their Senior Classes, as I no longer need it. We the Senior Class, do bequeath to the Juniors our perseverance in order to endure another year at KHS. To the Sophmores, we leave our ability to find excitement after any school event. To the Freshmen, we leave the knowledge we aquire in four long and strenuous years of hard work. And to the eight grade who will soon be entering high school, we leave them allpjoys and sorrows, disappointments and happiness we found there, four years ago. To the teachers we leave peace of mind and tranquility and the satisfact- ion of having had a part in the education of the greatest class ever to gradu- ate from this hallowed institution, confident that they will never be anything less than Hgreat.H Don's Medical Pharmacy Havre, Montana 13

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MARCIA LYNN VOSEN Marci February 22, 1949 Class Secretary - Treasure - 1, 2, 3, 4 Lair Staff - 1, 2, 3, 4 - Assistant Editor - 3 KREM INES - l, 2, 3, 4 - Feature Editor - 2 KREMLINES Editor - 4 Pep Club ' 1: 2: 3: 4 'Secretary-Treasure- 3, 4 Drill Team - 3 Library - 1, 2, 3 Dramatics - 1, 2, 3, 4 - Best Actress - 4 Girls State Alternate - 3 Speech - 2, 3, 4 - Attended Bozeman State - 4 Speech Camp - 3 Homecoming Queen Candidate - 2 Track - 4 Silver Key Award, Journalism - 4 X . JOHN MARTIN WERBELOW Martin 9 Transfer from Greybull, Wyoming May 7, 1949 Student Council - 4, President - 4 Basketball - 4, Co-Captain - 4 Dramatics - 4 Track - 4 KREMLINES - 4 Lair Staff - 4 Lettermens Club - 4 U-N Delegate - 4 A11-Around Student - 4 HTO STRIVE TO SEEK TO FIND AND NOT TO YIELDH I2 .1

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