Cut Bank High School - Wolf Yearbook (Cut Bank, MT)

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Thou hast writ a wornTrous story, ('ut Hank High, Cut Bank High,

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Oh, the world is full of High Schools, Hut there's one stands out alone; It's the dear old High at Cut Hank, Which I love for it's my own. Cold and purple are its colors. May they wave from sea to sea; Of all the schools in all the world, This is the school for me! School of mine, mine, mine, Oh, school of mine, mine, mine, Cold and purple for your colors, Truth and justice for your sign; With this banner floating o'er you. There's no peer can stand before you, School of mine, school of mine, School of mine, mine, mine! —M. G.

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Drftiratum Itich in its bestowed blessings lias been this school year,—rich in class room work, in lessons learned, in social hours, in friendships formed. Hut of all that has been given us, nor do we under-rate aught else, we prize most highly a firmer grip upon the larger, nobler, more unselfish aspects of life's values. This you have given us. Patient in instruction, generous in individual assistance, whole-hearted in your loyalty to our institution, you have been. In planning, organizing, and consummating student activities, you have given with the greatest prodigality of your own strength,—to which this Annual, published under your supervision, bears mute evidence. Hut transcending all this has been your uncompromising fidelity to those ideals which we, too, have come to behold, ideals which not only build, but safeguard character. Wherefore, to you, itluis iflant tUjabrlli (Snnii We, the Associated Students of (tut Hank High School, lovingly and respectfully dedicate this, our second volume of The Owl.