Plentywood High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Plentywood, MT)

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JOHN JOHNSON Jo Ann Grove OutlooV 1-2 Billings 3 Librarian U FERN ENGHUSEN Mixed Chorus 1-2?Girls Chorus 1» T. N. T. A F. H. A. 1 LYLE NAGEL Junior Play Annual staff AGNES CHRISTENSEN F. H. A. 1 Librar- ian 3: Wildcat staff NOT PICTURED Marjorie Smith Leon Myers SHERIDAN CLEANERS

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CHARLOTTE CAINS Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4: C-irls C: ores 1-2-3-4: Triple Trio 1-2-3-4; T. N. T. 2-3-4: F. H. A. 1-3-4 Student Council 2: Sec. 2 Junior Piny Wildcat staff- Girls' State 3 Class Sec. 3 GLADYS JOHANSEN Mixed Chorus 1-2- -4: Girls’ Chorus 1-2-3 T. N. T. 2-3-4: Pres. 4- F. Ii. A. 2- Stu- dent Council 3 Junior Play Librarian 2 Annual staff- Class Sec. 1 DF.A.N HAGEN Mixed Chorus 2 Boys' C ores 2-3 LYLE MANN Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-4: Boys' Chorus 3 BETTY JENSEN Girls' Chorus 1; T. N. T. 3-4: F. H. A. 1-4 DONNA ERSNESS Band It Mixed Chorus 2-4:Girls' Chorus 1-4: T. IT. T. 4 Junior Play Thespians 3-4: V yr. of 4 in Puyallup VJashinfton JOYES KEN'S STORE JEWELRY

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LAST KILL AIID TESTAMENT '..e, the Senior Class of 1951 of Plentywood High School, being of so- nd mind and memory, and not acting under influence such as franc, duress, or menace, mblish and declare this to be our last will r.nc ter — foment. be, the Seniors, ’..ill to the Juniors : 11 of our unused books, our messy lockers, and our over-due admit slips. We, the Seniors, will to the Sophomores our ability to et along with all of our teachers, and to put our gum in the waste paper baskets instead of on the floors and in the desks. We, the Seniors, will to the Freshmen the ability to get to be Seniors in only four years, end also to clow down so a slow run in the halls. I, Margaret Aakhus, will to ihe future shorthand cl. ss my inability to understand the chicken-scratch. I, Jaccueline Beaman, will all the errors I nude in Typing II to the Ju’-’ors who will t-ke typing next year. I, Michael Boulds, do hereby will to Sam Fou h my ability to get to school on time and s 'ay awake. I, Dorothy Chandler, will to Anita Klofstad my ability to have fun vi.tl. the Williston boys. To the future P. A. D. classes, I, Agnes Christensen, will all of my notebooks. Tc Evelyn Erdahl, I, Grace Cybulski will my ability to get to school on Monday mornings after a lost weekend. I, Dorothy Enderson, will my wonderful writing ability rnd the joys of putting out - he annual to Diane Frethein. I, Fern Enghusen, will to Carole Knutson my ability to et my dad's car without taking him along. I, Clarice Gabrielson, will tc Adelia Furst my un-read AMERICAN OBSERVOR. I, Ch- rlrtte Gaines, will my ability to further my educ tior. -- al- though other interests tend to influence my thinking,-to Betty Rucker. I, Marietta Golterman, will to Betty Larter all he misinterpreta- tions of the curves in shorthand. I, Daniel Gross, will my ability to keep a poker face in Palvtzke's classes, and all the gum she tock away froi me to Jerome Onstad. I, Joan Grove, will all of my surplus Antelope boy friends to my sister, Rita. I, Eveline Heppner, will to Duane Wagenson my ability to get A's in deportment. I, Gladys Johansen, will to Yvonne Wilson my ability to get along with all of my teachers, and also to all the unfortunate people with blond hair, my nickname, UPERCXIDE. I, Earl Johnson, will my nickname, SMILES , to Lloyd Sorenson. I, Etta Johnson, will to Fay Mehl my bottle of rea hair rinse that has been so faithful through the years. I, John Johnson, will to Earl Myles, my bottle of hair oil. (continued nexit page) SECURITY STATE BANK 15