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

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Hettie Bedaro Evelyn Bennett Effie Newman Marjory Clark Mervin Damlen Lillian Lofberg Jasper Davis Elsie Flaqet Donald Frisbee Elizabeth Gjertson Malcolm Warburg Lena Miller Joe Kapp John Lewis Sally Lewis Florence McDonald Margaret Michaels Wilma Powell Hettie Yah, he's going to Evie 1'M learning to drive Ef Won't that be fun Pepper Oh, I'll tell you Merv Don't you think Shang You're not telling me Jaspie Where's my Nellie Al My Godfrey's Goat Don Now—AH—AS 1 SAID Betty Wowie! Mac 1'm not saying Enie Oh, Georgie Joe Don't mind me Johnny Just to be a man Sally Huh Tommie For a fact Giggles Oh, I can't Billy Oh, no you don't Cooking for two Designer of Packaro cars Teaching kindergarden Rivaling Walter Winchell Public Enemy No. 1, 2, 3, CTC Lifting faces and covering bald HEADS Screen Star Chaperoning young moderns College Professor Translator of foreign language Professor Quiz Inventing an anti-wind conductor Champion of women's rights Dude rancher Blowing bubbles Typist for the future Pres. Publishing the Life Magazine Waiting for a train to West Va. Delores Poynter Lory Betty Reagan Betty Ruth Sines Susie Irvin Teterud Ernie Meryle Teterud Toby Donald Thorburn Herby Oh, Criminy Did I TELL YOU How ABOUT IT Wait a minute Oh-Lord! Now LET ME SEE Running a bicycle club Teammate of Fred Aistaire Radio crooner Operating a hamburger stand Acrobat in a side-show Teaching Chemistry Jack Warner Jack Doris Wilcox Dorrie Murray Williamson Murray James Worthington Jim Conrad Zuelke Con Davio Weiland Dave Here I come Tee-hee Shyster Boy, we sure went to Howdy How'd you feel Racing the Blue Bird Modeling on Fifth Avenue Coaching an All-Star Team town Operating a Service Station Just a rioin' and a ropin' Running a taxi from Cut Bank to Santa Rita Hats off! Along the halls there comes A BEVY OF STUDENTS, A CLATTER OF DRUMS A BUNCH OF BRAINS IS COMING NIGH Hats off! The Seniors are passing by. -17-

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 A VERY LARGE CROWD ATTENDED THE SENIOR PLAY. Hobgoblin House given December 4th, in the high SCHOOL GYMNASIUM. A GREAT PART OF THE SUCCESS OF THE PLAY WAS DUE TO THE UNUSUAL SOUND AND LIGHTING EFFECTS. The play was presented by a very fine cast; ALL MEMBERS PORTRAYING THEIR PARTS UNUSUALLY WELL. Donald Frisbee, taking the part of Darius Krupp, maoe a convincing character as a gangster, POSING AS THE CARETAKER OF HOBGOBLIN HOUSE. Marjorie Clark did her usual fine work in the p rt of Aunt Pricilla, owner of the haunted house. Delores Poynter and Betty Reagan, as neices of Aunt Prissy, aooed the love problem to the PLOT BY TRYING TO OONVINCE THEIR AUNT THAT MERVIN Dahlen and Jack Warner, the two oashing young HEROES, WERE NOT FORTUNE-HUNTERS BUT TRUSTWORTHY YOUNG MEN AND SUITABLE HUSBANDS. Elsie Flaget saved the day by outwitting the gangsters and saving the lives of her frienos. Comedy was cleverly adoed to the play by the TWO NEGRO SERVANTS, ERNIE TETERUD AND EVELYN Bennett, who kept the audience in an uproar by their funny antics. Fine work was done by Jasper Davis, as Bluebeard Bronson, who acted as the crazy lunatic and MURDERER OF HIS WIFE, BUT WHO WAS, IN REALITY A Chicago kidnaper. Murray Williamson, another gangster in league with Krupp and Bluebeard made a fine showing in pretending to be a guard from the state insane asylum. The-Heaoless Phantom, which terrorized j WHO SAW IT, PROVEO TO BE NONE OTHER THAN A Kl 0 napeo Chicago heiress, Ruth Sines. The play was directed by Mr. Horsley with the aid of Lena Miller, stage manager; John Lewis, LeRoy Rush, and Don Ralston, stage carpenter.'