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

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SENIORS McLeod. Harold—If good boys die young he will live to a ripe old age Ness, Shirley—A lass is wise in many things when she is seventeen Anderson. Bob—Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow we graduate Reynolds, Corrine—Her wit is her salvation Ruetten. Ailean—The reason I giggle is that I have so much to giggle about Barr, Lorraine—A little fun to spice each day Sammons, Chet—Sober, steadfast, quiet and true— that can be said of you Saxon. Bob—All the angels are here and I am one of them Tucker, Shirley—Another of your loyal class; what would we do without her Waggoner, George—He was born young and has not gotten over it

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SENIORS Foster. Patsy—! never trouble studies until studies trouble me Fowler. Ted—1 like to do something great. I haven't yet; but you just wait Fuller. Vernon—Easy going and carefree, he Just slides along leisurely Garske. Louville—One of the nature loving men we expect to hear from again Fujimoto. Judy—Quiet and sedate, lots of success to lx her date Gjerston, Marjorie—What are men—that we should consider them? Hatch. Janet—Everyone like her; what more can she wish. Linder, Frances—Her friends are many, her enemies few, and all around girl so here’s to you Lozing, Lorrane—Of softest manners, unaffected mind. Love of peace and human kind McLean, Yvonne—Silent is a gift divine 10

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SENIORS Wiley, Hattie—A new kind of old-fashioned home Wiley, Wanda—She who tries to be happy is sure to succeed Zimmerman, Karl—Women are meant to be loved not understood t Gertzen, Norman—Seaman Second Class 7 Ellis, Audrey—Music hath its charms ’tis true; she willingly gave of the music she knew Hall, Harvey—A rolling stone gathers no moss, but it acquires a certain polish Holman. Arnold—Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more ladies Peterson, Don—By his letter you should know him Thelen, Gloria—Merrily she goes on her way scattering sunshine all the way 12