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

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LIVE WIRE Page 13 MRS. CURRANS GIVES I INSPIRING TALK J The Foundation On Tuesday, May 3, Mrs. Cur- rans of the Normal at Dillon, gave a very interesting talk to the High School students. Her address was general and so wras appreciated by all. Especially did she direct her talk to the Senior class, giving them some good pointers on college and col- lege life. After her talk to the student body, she met individually, and in groups, members of the Sen- ior class, advising them and aid- . ing them in their future voca- tions in whatever way she was able. All the students, especially the Seniors, sincerely thank Mrs. Currans for her inspiring and helpful address. J. H. '23. for your future happiness and independence by saving a little every month. —Open a savings account. One dollar is enough to start with, hour per cent, interest. Glacier Comity State Bank ititniiiiitiiimimmiiimiiiiiitiimiiiiiiiiittiaimiitititiMtittiiti Peterson s Meat Market Dealer in all Fresh Meats BACON, HAM AND LARD FISH and OYSTERS in Season • llllllllllllllllllll II Illi • • IIIIIMI III 11 McAFEE HOSPITAL Brothers The Place where you get GOOD CARE Cut Bank, - - Montana III! I III IIII mill III! I It I III 11« Illi IIHI Ml Ml I til Ml ••(•••H lllllll.il Mill! U. S. HAND LAUNDRY ‘‘The Store That Quality Built” Dealers in Groceries, Goods 1 iakery and Phone 30 Confectio nery Cut Bank Hotel All Modem Conveniences Mrs. R. Chasse • GOOD DINNERS AT CUT BANK DINING ROOM LEE LACK iiiitititititiiiiiMMiititiiiiiHiiiiimniimiiiitiimiiiiiiiiiimiiMi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim STOP AT Metropolitan Hotel Cut Bank, Montana lilliillllillllllliiilim Halvorson Mercantile Company General Merchandise Service—Quality Cut Bank, Montana Cut Bank, - - Montana THE GOLDEN RULE PAY CASH AND PAY LESS A Dry Goods Store For All of Glacier County L. A. BOE COMPANY Service Quality Satisfaction HART-SCHAFFNER MARX CLOTHES. A fit Guaranteed DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS GROCERIES AND FEED Prices are always light Phone your order—No. 11 LEE DRURY CUT BANK DRUG CO. CITY CAFE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT DRUGS KODAKS PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY STATIONERY PHONE No. 3 JACK IZUMI, Prop. Q ©

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L I.VE WIRE Page 12 NEWS Mr. William Yunck visited English III Monday, May 14. The seventh grade is planning a picnic the last week of school. Following commence ment June Madison will go to Great Falls, where she will spend the summer. A food sale was given bv the A. S. C. B. H. May 19 for the purpose of raising funds for the Basketball Association. Of the Senior Class Othelia Bach was chosen Valedictorian with an average above 90 per cent, and Beatrice Van Orm6r Salutatorium with an average just below 90. Loretta Chasse ’22 of Spokane visited in Cut Bank the past week. Loretta has graduated from the Northwestern Business College of Spokane and is now v ' king in that city. The Seniors took most of them exams Thursday and Friday the 10th and 11th. The rest of the c ss took theirs Friday 18, and Monday 21. The Seniors say it’s a grand and glorious feeling to be through. This Senior Class of 1923 ic the largest class ever graduated from the Cut Bank High School and perhaps will be for several years to come, unless the pres- ent Sophs all “stick together.” There are ten of us—two boys and ei dit girls. We have ac- complished many things, among them the publishing of the Live Wire you now hold in your hands. A severe epidemic has been raging in the High School for the past several weeks The very worst factor of this epi- demic is that it is very conta- gious and really all of the stu- dents as well as the faculty have had either a severe case or a slight attack of it. The Profes- sor has diagrosed the epidemic and has pronounced it Spring Fever, and he prescribes an ex- tra dose of “patience until Mav 25th. J. C. M. ’23. SPARKS Paul (In Sociology class)—Just how long a time should you know each other before get- ting married? Marvel—I always heard you never knew a man until you had married him anyway. Walter—I bet you couldn’t write a theme on a pin. Idolph—I could write a book, but you wouldn’t want to read it; it would be too pointed. Arthur Zion was asked by his teacher to write an essay on heroes. He immediately wrote the following: “I put a thumb- tack on the chair. Father sat on it and he-rose.” • Miss Conmey — What is a vacuum ? William—Well, I have it in my head but I can’t explain it. Francis—If you could have two wishes, what would you wish for? Dorothy—I’d wish for a hus- band. Francis—That’s only one. Dorothy—I’d save the other wish until I saw how he turned out. • Little Freshie in a brook Prof, he caught him with a hook, Youngberg fried him in a pan, And Scott ate him like a man. • Miss Wall — And now Miss Youngberg, who do you want for the Prom? Miss Youngberg (busy correct- ing papers)— Oh Lord, any- body! ♦ Clarence—A friend of mine fell asleep in the bath tub with the water running. Sam—Did the tub overflow? Clarence—Nope, he sleeps with his mouth open. ♦ Cheer up! If all the reformers use up all the blus for the “true” law Sunday, there won’t be auv left for blue Monday. Students, there’s hope! June Hull—I know a man who has been married thirty years and he spends all his evenings at home. Beatrice (dreamily)—That is what I call real love. June Hull—No, it’s papapvsis. Walter—You’ve been keeping me waiting aaround here ’flee an old fcol for an hour. Isabel—Well, I may have kept you waiting, but I had nothing to do with how you waited. Smart Salesman—Hello, kid! Is the buyer in? June M.—No. (then smi’ing), but the celler is down. • Pauline (just finishing a scarce- ly audible recitation)—Any questions?— Miss Wall—Pardon me for inter- rupting, but would you plea speak louder. Pauline—Any more questions? Mr. Peterson (innocently)—Lots of girls use dumb be’ls to get color in their cheeks. Hazel—Yes, and lots of girls use color on their cheeks to get dumb bells. » Idolph—What keeps us from falling off the earth when we are upside down ? June M. — Why, haven’t you heard of Newton’s law of uni- versal gravitation ? Idolph—Yes, but how did folks stay on before the law was passed ? Fashion decrees a longer skirj?. Will lovely woman wear it? A maiden with a shapelv calf Will doubtless grin and bare it. Miss Wall (in sociology)—Down on San Francisco you see a man on the street. H« says: “Come on. let’s get married.’ You say: “All right,” and there you are. Marvel—Aw, I never heard of that!

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