Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

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Hob Rosselot Football 2-3-4: T. I., 3-4: Entered Navy, » Selected for Color Guards; Naval Kn alien; Naval TraininK Station San Diego. Don Smith T. I.. 3-4: Entered U. S. Army Leo Wagner Transferred from Dickinson. N. D.. 3: Basketball 3-4; Letterman. 4: T. I.. 3-4; Class Play. 3-4; Student Activity Council, 4. CLASS OFFICERS President.......................................Jack Mitchell Vice-President....................................Bill Renner Secretary........................................Ann Brohaugh Treasurer......................................Beverly Gunter Class Motto...........................Look Toward Tomorrow Class Colors.....................................Red and Cream Class Flowers.........................................Red Roses Page Fourteen

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Martha Stahl my Glee Club, 1-2; Laurel Leaves Stalf. 3; Operetta, 2; Secretary for .Miss Ford. 4. Betty Strecker (Ilee Club, 1-2; Secretary, 4; Annual Staff. 4. Delbert Testers Football. 3; Hand, 1; Class Play. 3-4; T. I.. 4. Jean Teeters Secretary. 4; Laurel Leaves Staff. 4; Librarian. 2-3-4. Adelpha Vaught Glee Club, 2-3; Hand, 1-4; Pep Club. 2-3-4; I aurel Leaves Staff. 4; Quill and Scroll, 4; Play Committee. 3: Secretary of Miss Dyke, 4. Class Play. 4. Winifred Wilson Transferred from Livingston, 3; Glee Club. 3-4; Operetta. 4. Page Thirteen

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Sonia) t QlaLiu (xJUJL We, the Senior Class of Laurel High School, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament in manner and form as follows: ARTICLE ONE.—We hereby give and bequeath to all underclassmen our unbounded energy to cooperate and graduate in the prescribed four years. ARTICLE 'I WO.—We give to the Juniors our ability to read “How to Win Friends and Influence People” or, in other words, manage to gel as many seats on the council as we did. AR TICLE 'THREE.—We leave with the faculty memories of (1) our supply of alibis and excuses, (2) our quiet, thoughtful mannerisms, (3) our scholastic achievements. AR TICLE FOUR.—To the school in general we whole-heartedly and generously leave the beautifully carved desks, the worn-out books, the footworn halls, the locker combinations, and that infernal mimeograph machine which so easily turned out all those difficult tests. ARTICLE E1VE.—As individuals we do will and bequeath the following: 1, Pat Allen, leave my ability to get along with people to Charlene Gass. I, Trevie Barr, will my “blowing up ways in chemistry to all girls who take chemistry in the future. I. M arvin Batt, leave my wavy hair to Bobo Meyers. It may mean pin-curls every night. Bo! 1, Billielou Braswell, will my bird’s-eye view of the world to Bonnie Barr. We, Ann Brohaugh and Louise Romee, give our ability to get around to Gerry Schessler and Pat Dantic. 1. Lois Crawford, will my senior pictures to posterity for pin-ups. 1. Rita Deryekere, leave my ability to grow long wavy tresses to Eugene Bice and Dick Streeter. 1, Alice Dickson, pass on my meek and mild manner to Armelda Phillips. I, Gwen Dyer, leave my abilitv to ride horses (or vice versa) to the second best horse woman in L. H. S. I, Dale Dyer, will everything I see down here to Jim Kiedrowski who has probably missed out on a lot up there. 1, Lenore Easton, leave my ability to choose a career to the Seniors who are still undecided. 1. Leo Fink, leave my basketball skill to the Junior first-stringers. They didn’t have quite enough the last game. I, Don Graff, leave Miss Paugh’s Current History Class amazed. I. Clara Gratwohl, pass on my ability to do Steno to Ruth Frank. I hope you enjoy it. 1. Bev Gunter, just leave chemistry alive or at least hope to. 1. Albert Hodges, leave my General Hodges tanks and battle fields long enough to graduate with the Class of ’46. We, Pat Johnston and Jim Sherrow, leave our ability to fight and forgive to Sonny Wold and Rosalyn Karnes. I, Dorothy Miller, give my ability to work in the Dutch Mill for 3 years to Marian Wieber. 1, Jack Mitchell, leave my Vita-Sert bars to seme poor undernourished Freshman. I, Dick Moran, leave the words “Why?” and “I don’t believe it!” to anyone brave enough to use them. 1. Johnny Ostwalt, leave my shyness to Donald Herriott. I, Norma Price, will my gum-popping skill to the faculty. I know you’ve envied me. Try it sometime. I, Bill Renner, bequeath permanently “'The Blue Moon to Miss Paugh. 1, Freddy Ross, give all my snap-decisions to Bervyl Kimberley. 1, Marie Rvbin, leave my ability to get to school early in the morning to Bill Speare. We, Helen Sorg and Ray Frank, will our ability to memorize and recite to all Juniors who take Economics. 1, Barbara Spry, leave as quietly as I came. I, Martha Stahley, leave my frequent absences to anyone who can think up some new excuses. I. Betty Strccker, leave my Latin to Caesar; he should hate kept it in the first place. 1. Delbert Teeters, will my wolfishness to George Wagner. I. Jean 'Teeters, leave my youthful ways to Marian Herman. I. Adelpha Vaught, leave nothing. Everything 1 have is in the Navy. I. Leo Wagner, will my ability to trip the light fantastic to John Orndorff. This will mean fewer waltzes next year, Johnnie. 1. Winnifred Wilson, leave my fingerprints on the piano. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We have hereunto subscribed our name and affixed our seal in the ear of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred forty-six. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1946. Page Fifteen