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

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ISAAC FERRES I used to be a woman hater but the Bible says love your enemies. ETHEL FULLER Here’s a girl who does not shirk, here’s a girl who does her work. BERNIECE GILL A little fun to spice each day. MAXINE GRANT Calm as the summer night. RALPH GORDON A man after his own heart (But he would rather a girl were after it). JOHN HARTFORD Work? What's work? Where have I heard that word before? FRED HUGHES All great men are dying — Napoleon is dead — Lincoln is dead—I feel sick myself. MILDRED JOHNSON So young, so shy. so sweet. MARK JONES Let not woman’s weap ons stain my manly cheek. JAMES KITTSON Women delight me not

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DEMORISK ALLEN ALAN ANDERSON Fists are my mainstay A light heart lives long. MARGARET BOK Helter. Skelter, Hurry, Scurry. SHIRLEY CALLISON Kind at heart and gentle in deeds. JOE DANENS I am not in the roll of common men. BILL ALLISON ALLERT BERGER young man s fancy I never trouble studies turns to thoughts ’til studies trouble me. of love. RUTH BROWN It is quality that makes a woman. LENA CHASSE Some think the world is made for fun and frolic and so do I. VIRGINIA EWING I’ve know n many, liked few, loved one—maybe two.

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MARY LAWRENCE Her ways are many. BETTY LINDER My castle of dreams is real to me. It is built on ambition and accuracy. JAMES MATTSON I never let studies interfere with my education. PHILLIP MICHAELS He’s master of mischief. EDWIN MILLER Quiet, sincere, and a likeable fellow'. BILL McCLANAHAN Little man w'hat now. DARYL McCLANAHAN Still water runs deep. LLOYD McCLANAHAN In basketball he sets the pace, but he’s faster still in cupid’s race. HAROLD OIEN After four years of high school, I can still enjoy life. JEAN O’LOUGHLIN Quiet, but a true friend.