Winifred High School - Red Raider Yearbook (Winifred, MT)

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Senior Mistory In the fall of '49 13 freshmen began four of the happiest years of their lives. The class consisted of Norman Asbjornson, Betty Arthur, Jean Dracon, John Dracon, Evelyn Car- son, Tom Econom, Vern Fyand, Diane Heller, Hilton Hess, Lucille Simac, Marjorie Smith, Norman Strand and Wayne Tafolla. As we entered our Sophomore year, we lost Vern Fyant, Wayne Tafolla, Jean and John Dracon, and at the same time gaining Bill Carr. In our Junior Year, Betty Arthur left us at the end of the first semester, finishing high school in three years. Our Junior Play was entitled The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come. Our prom theme was Oriental Gardens. Now as we begin our final year we realize its importance. We lost one of-our classmates, and acquired another one. Diane Heller transferred to Denton High School, and Leila Moir transferred from Fergus County High School, to join our Senior class. Now that we are nearly through with our High School education we want to thank all of the people who made it possible for us to get such a fine start in life. Senior Class Will Norman Asbjornson wills his detective ability to Larry Arthur. Evelyn Carson wills her Ability to laugh and cry simaltaneously to Bonnie Thompson, and her fist to Tommy Thompson. Bill Carr wills his way with the women to Ted Scoville. He leaves Winifred High to those who will make the best of it. Tom Econom wills his ability to get along with the teachers to Gordon Kucera, and his short height to Martin Stulc. Hilton Hess wills his Tarzan physique to Glenn Scoville, the rest of his time in W. H. S. to Edith Pearson. Leila Moir wills her smooching ability to anyone if they don’t use it on D. Gardner. The Student Body, she leaves. Marjorie Smith wills the Royboys to the Senior girls of next year. She wills Lovers Hill to Betty Fuller. Norman Strand wills his circles on the airport to George Econom. Lucille Simac wills her dances at Fergus to her little Brother Bob; her blushing ability to Don Romstad.