Valier High School - Northern Lights Yearbook (Valier, MT)

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jZaSf anb CesfameMf We, the Senior Cla33 of Valier High School of r.ine teen-hundrec and forty-seven, co make oubllc this last will and testamer;t on this 28th day of May, 1947, A. b. ana do hereby declare null and void any previous statement, document, or slangy hearsay which may have been thought to be official but which definitely was a passing fancy. To each and every teacher we leave ten new gray hairs, with the exception of Elmer Sticht, we will Just take some of the few he has left. To the honorable gentlemen of our most worthy and illustrious School Eoard we bequeath what we consider some very excellent suggestions on how to run this haver, of paradise. (This if a secret document.) To the Freshmen, we leave our vacated seats on the front steps. To the 3ophomores, we bequeath our ability to learn. To the Juniors, the privilege of stepping into our shoes. (We also leave them our old shoes.) On the whole, we leave the school in the hole. Individual bequests of this outstanding group are as follows: Jim Crawford leaves his manly physique to Chuck Kester. Gerald Fitzpatrick, alias Fitz , leaves, but just barely. Beverly Nelson and bonneatta Winale leave their good looks and ability to wear cloths to Kuthie ussell and Betty Kibbee. Don Orr leaves his broken heart to anyone who can mend it. Jim Powers leaves his traffic violations to John Stokes and Herman Baunan and feels that he has done enough Sherwood Martin leaves his manly beard to Boyd Heneraan so that he can look tough. Earl Matthaes leaves his terrible temper to the atomic scientists for experimentation in explosive material. Dick Gleger leaves his gayiety and charm to everybody to keep up the morale of the whole school. Georgia Reitz leaves her shy and well-mannered ways to Janet Kingston because it will take both to hold her down. Jeanne Brophy leaves because she couldn1t stand it any longer. Vivienne Barron leaves her poetic ability to Jim Sizemore in hopes that he, too, will know what it is to be a Senior. Marie Miller leaves her quiet charm to Bob Wenzel and her business ability to Patsy Cronk. Elsie Yeager leaves Albert Van De Kep to the Freshman girls with the plea that they will feed him daily ana treat him kindly. Don Crurr.packer was brighter than any of the rest of the class because he has already gone. He leaves his adaptability to Glen Culleton. It is our sincere desire that the fortunate victims use these abilities, talent, characteristics, and etc. to the best advantage. We, the Senior Class of 1947, do hereby sing, seal and deliver this last proclamation, and testament. Witnesseu by Mother Nature, and Father Time.