North Toole County High School - Caprock Yearbook (Sunburst, MT)

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MU. We, the senior class of the city of Sunburst, County of Toole, and State of Montana, being of sound mind and memory, to hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. First: We leave, which should be good enough for any body. Second: The seniors leave their dignified ways and superior intelligence to the Junior class. Third: Each of us leaves his or her most prized possession. . DORIS DOGGETT leaves her job in the office to anyone who wants some easy l?J money. EARLINE THOM SON leaves her attendance record and quiet ways to Betty Higdem. Hope you stay out of trouble. PEGGY HAYES leaves her ability to get along with the teachers to Barbara Kinney. MARGIE IRGENS leaves her voice to Howard Kimmet. Hope you are a great success, Howard. MARY MATSON leaves her ability to keep her man to Beverly Whitt. BONNIE WHITT leaves her good figure and pretty brown eyes to Louise Kleinert. MARILYN TUCKER leaves her game of Wfootsie' to Leo Lee. Hope he enjoys playing with Rod as much as Marilyn does. DONNA BYKONEN leaves her red hair to Lotus Kohles, so she won't have to spend so much money on rinse. TOM Y NOPPER leaves his high-powered Rolls Royce to Mr. Taft because Mr. Taft's Buick will soon be worn out if his son continues to drive it. HERB TROVATTEN leaves his ability to supply informa- tion on everything known and unknown to Red Whitt. Why don't you write a book, Red? SHIRLEY GANNON leaves her ability to get along with Wally to Audrey Chase. .EVELYN TRUSWELL leaves her good grades and industry to Armand Sandon. IONE GALLUP leaves her gift of gab to Laura Farris. LOYD LEE leaves the 'big deals' and girl friends to Ted Pazderic. ' PEGGY MATZDORF leaves her ability to keep order in the library to Wally Smith, I X Je n

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Preopf IECH In contemplating the future, we, the seniors of l9b8 came to the conclusion that a class reunion in 1958 would give ue a chance to pull up a wheel chair and discuss old times. May 13, 1958--Warm Springs, Montana. The senior class of Sunburst High School held a class reunion here after ten years separation. They discussed old times and their positions in the world of today. The secre- tary recorded each student's present occupation as fol- lows: TOMMY NOPPER, an old millionaire of today, accumu- lated enough money to support his wants after a suc- cessful career as sports commentator on the NBC net- work. . DONNA BYKONEN, a cute little redheaded housewife with two small children, lives on a farm west of Sun- burst. H RB TROVATTEN flew here from Alaska where he is a successful veterinarian. A PEGGY MATZDORF never has a dull moment running her matrimonial bureau. She could hardly find time to at- tend this reunion. IONE GALLUP is right at home with her flowers. The Alaskan Highway Floral Shop which she manages plans to enlarge its facilities this spring. BONNIE WHITT is personnel manager at Marshal Field's in Chicago. She never fails to give a Montanan a job. EARLINE THOMPSON is a beauty operator who special- izes in giving permanent waves and manicures to gentle- men. MARY MATSON and her husband have just completed a college course. While on the campus they won the title of HThe Most Handsome College Couple.' EVELYN TRUSWELL has Sunburst's prominent doctor hav- ing completed her study for medicine at Concordia. LOYD LEE is an Admiral in the Navy serving on Life- boat No. 23 of the USS America. PEGGY HAYES is head nurse at Warm Springs. On her time off, she and Tommy Nopper, who is in a straight jacket, prepared for the reunion. MARILYN TUCKER is the private secretary of Jimmy Stewart. DORIS DOGGETT is an air hostess for Pan American and attended the reunion with her latest :fiance- SHIRLEY GANNON just about missed the reunion because she was having such a good sleep after her long trip from Florida. Incidentally, she is married to a very wealthy man. MARGIE I GENS is soloist with Glen M1ller's orches- tra, now playing at the Stork Club in New York City. X X . QQ!

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