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

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JOK.ES Mr. Henry—There was something funny about you last night, daughter. Helen—I know, but I sent him home as early as I could. Lees—Bernard, could you tell me one of the uses of cowhide? Dutch—Er, yes, ma’am, it keeps the cow together. Tom Jones (walking)—Gimme a gallon of gas. Garage Man (snappishly)—Well, where’s your can? Tom (sadly)—About a mile down the road. Woodrow—What is a crazy bone? Boyd—A dollar spent on a girl. Officer—You can’t swim here. James—I know I can’t, I’m drowning. Waiter—Are you Hungary? Broker—Yes Siam. Waiter—I’ll Russia to the table and Fiji. Broker—All right. Sweden my coffee and Denmark my bill. “It won’t be long now,” sobbed the little pup as Gus Olson stepped on his tail. Max Norman—How long could I live without brains? Taylor—I don’t know, you have lived longer now than I figured one could. Quast (to Dan, who just awakened)—Your noble brow reminds me of a story. Dan—What? Sleeping beauty? Quast—No, Sleepy Hollow. It has been an unusual school year as usual. Lees—Use tariff in a sentence. Rex L.—My pants are so thin they’ll tariff I bend. Harry Y.—Early to bed and early to rise, Keeps my roommate from wearing my ties. Viola—What did the farmer say in the field? Windy—Yea team, let’s go! Selden—I’ve got a cold in my head. Helen H.—Well, that’s something. Taylor—This chemistery book will do a lot of work for you. Emile—Great! I’ll take a dozen of them.

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T HE O W LET 22 Degenerating -Senior Cast Our Indian

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24 THE OWLET Contributors to THE 1931 “Owlet” The members of the “Owlet” Staff wish to express sincere gratitude for the financial help given them by the following firms and individuals: GLACIER GROCERY COMPANY PETERSON’S MEAT MARKET L. A. BOE COMPANY PEOPLES HARDWARE CLAPPER MOTOR COMPANY DRURY’S CASH STORE HAGERTY’S BARBER SHOP DANEN’S SERVICE STATION DR. P. 0. NERAAL F. E. VAN DEMARK DR. C. G. POTEE U. S. LAUNDRY CUT BANK GAS UTILITIES HOUK’S CAFE CUT BANK HOTEL IRVING JACOBSON