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

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KAY HOLTZ.: Wills her driving skill to anyone who has a place big enough to use it. BETTY LEE: Leaves her out-of-town boyfriends to her little sister, Patty, who already has most of 'em. SHIRLEY LEMMON: Leaves het drummer position in band to anyone who can do the job as well. HELEN LEWIS: Wills her blushing ways to Edith McIntyre, who could use them. JEANETTE LUND: Leaves her fighting spirit to hand on to het boy- friend to Beverly Strandwold. VIOLET MCALPINE: Turns her string of admirers over to Nan Haines to do with as she pleases. ROBERT McPHlE: Wills his two-quart capacity to Clint Gallup. KEN MCKENZIE: Leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Taft to poor little Neal Maxwell, EVELYN MALBERG: Leaves her studious ways for Peggy Langman's use. WANDA MASON: Wills her lonely nights to Geraldine Ethridge. MARLENE MAXWELL: Leaves her nice, even-temper to Dixie Mc- Dermott. KAREN NELSON: Decided that she has nothing to leave behind her. EDGAR O'HAIRE: Leaves his ailing Ford to Charlie Sederholm if he can afford to keep it running.

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611155 Will We, the class of 1953 being of sound mind and body, dignified and not under the influence of alcohol leave all our worldly possessions to the under-classmen. LARRY BRADY: Says Claude Evans should be willed his ability to stay around Sweetgrass instead of traveling all over. ALMIT BREUER: Leaves his secrets of having several girlfriends HI once to Eddy Altenberg. MARY LOU BROWN: Wills her nice disposition to Claire Bierschied. JOHN CHRISTOFERSON: Wills his quiet ways to James Sherman. PHYLLIS CROCKFORD: Leaves her ability to get her man during leap year to anyone who needs it. JOHN DOGGETT: Leaves his crop of red hair for Mr. Taft who could use a little more in spots. LAVELLE FIX: Leaves her car pranks to Nan Haines and Margie Hietpas for safe-keeping. MARLENE FRISKE: Wills her neat ways and her 24 inch waist to Ann Christoferson. JOEL FROST: Wills his talent of having two girls at the same time to anyone who can keep up the pace. LARS GALLUP: Leaves his special ability for the junk-business to Arlo Ketcham.

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BOB PELLETT: Wills his likeable personality, which all the girls go for, to Jerry Gannon. BENNY SUTA: Leaves his wild side of life to Kenneth Malberg. VIOLET SUTA: Decided she wanted to take it all with her, so no will! CLYDE LUCKENBILL: Leaves his Chevy to anybody who will put up with it. THEODORA WIEGAND: Keeps her married life but will let anyone live in California that's crazy enough to do so. FERN HARVEY: Leaves her night life to anyone who wants it, The last will and testement of the class of '53.