Simms High School - Tiger Yearbook (Simms, MT)

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the graduates of the Class of 1959, being of sound mind and memory, do here- by make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any wills heretofore made. FIRST: To Burton Smith, the Class as a whole relinquishes authority of the fourth period study hall. SECOND: Roy wills his stocking cap to Butch. To Janet Holzworth, Myrna bestows her dubious height. Jerry would like to leave his long legs to Vern Milliron. To next year's shorthand ll class, Marlene wills her leaky pen. Darlene B. leaves her ability to tie Mr. Smith's house shut and not get caught to anyone brave enough to try it next Halloween. fHow about it, Terry O'Neill?J. His friends in the Choteau police force, Art would like to leave to Bob Thoroughman. Carolyn bestows her ability to play hooky and NOT get caught to Nila. John Edwards leaves his knack of making money in driver's training to any sucker that takes it! Wanda wills her ability to tease Corinne. To everyone, Lynn leaves his love of money. Bill wills his ability to get along with teachers to Ivan. Her sense of humor, Linda leaves to any person who will take a chance with it. Maxine bequeaths her calm outlook on life to Vicki. To Betty Skelton, Patty would like to leave her quiet personality. Her naturally red hair, Emily would like to leave Barbara W. Ckeep trying, Babslj. Gay wills his ability to get along with cops to his brother, Russ. Gwen leaves her reserved attitude to Diana Rada. Marg wills her long eyelashes to Susan S. To any couple needing it, Fred and Fay will their ability to get along together. Mel leaves Ray to Linda Tippetts. To Carolyn S. , JoAnne bequeaths her height? His chemistry ability, Fred L. leaves to Stanley. To all the Spinsters of Simms High, Joey wills all her boyfriends. For Mr. Smith's benefit, Karen Maney leaves her gray hair to him. Charlie bequeaths his love of English class to Benny. His private parking place behind the grade school, Johnny M. leaves to Jim Klaue. Karen Murdoch wills her ability to get away with insulting Jim to anyone brave enough to try. To Jim Sherard, a fellow debater, Carol wills her love of arguing. Donnamae leaves her music ability to Bonnie Parker. In case Ellen Clark's comb breaks, Rose is leaving one behind for a spare. Ray bestowes his Silver Hawk on Dick Andersen. Her blonde hair, Nancy would like to leave Marilynn fMunro?J. Diana wills her ability to milk cows to Randa. To Gwen B. , Shirley bequeaths her ability to keep her boyfriend. To Pat, Evelyn leaves her ability to tell the truth. Hazel wills her ability to read signs to Susan Van Loo. Louella and Darlene W. would like to leave their twin outfits to Cathy and Sandy. To Sam Dean, Charles wishes to leave his curly hair. Gary bestows the school lunch on Roger. His curly hair for lack of itj, and all his women, Lawrence leaves for Wally, THIRD: As a whole, the Class leaves the hope that every future graduating class will have as many wonderful memories as does the Class of 1959. IN WITNESS WHEREOF: CLASS OF 1959

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ' -an 3 Ea 1 x J R Darrel Sand, Presidentg Bill Miller, Reporterg Sue Taylor, Secretary- Treasurerg Tom Johnson, Vice President. Randa Porter assumed the secretarial duties after Sue transferred. . Y K s VAN X Q:Qif'?f5l' , ' ' 'Q'Qix5fIQf N2 35 'EEQXNN 'N ' N r :Q is O K - .R X- ,- X :X -, . x 'N S X X NC X XXX X N x We .I 3 xl is N Q, R wi' :S -I ' -'J' W O 'P -INQ X Q X, v :ESF 'fr 5 Q. Q M A f - . v l x '3'w..?ivf's'i .r DENNIS ANDERSEN GARY ANDERSON RONALD DENNING ROBERT EVANS 'Wa H, J'