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

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PAT LEWIS She has red hair and everything that goes with it. Major: Science. English. JIM WILSON Men of few words are the best men. Major: English. Science. DORIS HUGHES All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. Major: Commercial. English. BOB WENIGER Some think the world is made for fun and frolic—and so do I. Major: History. Science. English. BILL VAN ALSTINE Hello. Mom; tough fight but I won. Major: English. Shop. DON JORDAN I'm not in the role of common men. Major: History. Science. English. BOB WATKINS Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we graduate. Major: English. Science. Math. LeROY GROSSER All actual heroes are essentially men. and all men possibly heroes! Major: English. Shop.

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CLARICE PALMER After four years of high school. I can still enjoy life. Major: Domestic Science. English, Science. BILL SMITH Today I am a man. Major: English. Shop. KENNETH PETERSEN Knowledge is power. Major: English. Science. Math. BOB SMITH Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Major: English. Math. History. AUDREY READY If this is liberty, give me death. Major: English. Domestic Science. GARY SNYDER We like him still, the stiller the better. Major: English. Science. Math. HELEN SEEWALD Amiable in manner and in way. also in what she has to say. Major: Commercial, English. Science. History. JOAN STAPLES Fun was put in the world for, I'm trying to take it out, can't you see? Major: Commercial. English. Science.

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Prophecy All the little children opened their history books for their lesson, which happened to be on ancient history, from 1947-2047. Familiar names kept popping up through this entire century's works of progress. Of course these names were not familiar to these children of 5000 A. D., but it's a bet that you recognize them: From 1957 to 2007 Oxford University was presided over by Dr. Emil K. Petersen. In 1970 Dorothy Eide invented a new means of communication by atomic energy, which made the telephone obsolete. In 1988 a poll of ranches was taken to determine the largest, this honor was won by Mr. Robert William Smith and wife, the former toast of Broadway Bubbles Boe. One of the largest chain stores of the century was begun by G. G. Snyder, and was operated all over the United States between 1977 to 1999. Oil was discovered in 1990 in Alaska. The trucking concession, most extensive in history was owned by the widow Joan Kleinsmith. The youngest millionaires of this century were W. E. Hupp and R. R. Kullberg who made all their money in oil and stock. In 1988 the best advertised city in the entire universe was a little village named Great Falls. Montana, whose Chamber of Commerce president was D. B. Jordan. The president of the United States from 1968-1992 was Carl P. Minette. who said he owed all his terms to his secretary Bette Bakke. Keith Bawdon and Ralph Koontz in 1958 while working in the hills of Peru discovered a diamond that weighed 700 carats, the largest ever recorded. The winner of the Pulitzer prize in 1976 was awarded to B. L. Brown for her outstanding works, Atomic Escapades. Rosemarie Croymans was considered the outstanding coloratura soprano in the United States from 1970-1986. Martha Larsen was considered one of the great dancers of all time, and danced for all the royalty of Europe. Africa, and Asia. Miss America of 1953 was Donna Harris, chosen for her figure and her smile. Two ambassadors of good will to Mexico from 1951-1980 were that duo of dynamic friendly relations B. L. King and B. A. Overcash. From 1952-1972 the most famous model of all time from Paris to New York was Mary Lee Goldrick. The Nobel Peace Prize in 1975 was awarded to General LeRoy Grosser for his contribution to peace as president of the United Nations. Doris Ann Hughes, in 1971. was made the emblem of the Schools of America, because she cut down school hours from six to three. A cure for PAIN IN THE NECK, THE SCOURGE OF AMERICA, was perfected by the great surgeon D. J. Elliott in 1973. The only married couple on record to have celebrated their 100th wedding aniversary were Katie and Rosser Fisher. This anniversary occurred in 2052. The discoverer of Fountain of Youth Cream, the cream that never lets you down, was Adeline McIntyre, the leading beautician of the century. W. E. O'Neil was voted one of the ten smartest men of the century because he figured out: What they do on a rainy night in Rio, how are things in Glocca Morra, and why Richard didn't ever open the door. The man who invented the first perpetual motion machine was Joseph Nanini. this was done in 2001. The fastest man in the world in 1948 in the London Olympics for the mile was V. A. Hartford. The Star of stage and screen. Bill Van Alstine. was considered the great matinee idol of the century, greater than Valentino or Sinatra. In 1978. the snooker championship of the world was won from Hoppe by F. M. Fujimoto. The middle weight championship of the world was won bv J. W. Smith in 1954. This fight was promoted by R. K. Weniger. Helen McCabe invented, in 1978, build 'em up shoes, that were guaranteed to make you at least 5 inches taller. Bob Watkins invented the work saver in 1996. This machine saves more work than anything of its kind ever invented. Audrey Ready and Clarice Palmer finally OPENED, in 1966 a SCHOOL which ore may only attend once a week in order to pass. Joan Morgan was one of the machines that made the typewriter obsolete—all you have to do is think and it writes. One of the greatest veterinarians of all time Pat Lewis died in 2039 at the extended age of 110 years. The longest bar in the world, in 2001. was operated by G. D. Hungate. The Kentucky Derby winner of 1971 was owned and irained by Helen W. Seewald. The great social worker, Grace Hanell, is famous for her work in Africa. Helen M. Kraut was the firs! feminine mayor of New York. She was elected in 1958. The device by which one is able to see as well as talk to a person by telephone was invented by J. W. Wilson in 2000. The first man to win an election on the Democratic ticket for president was Jim O'Day. He defeated President Minette in 1992. ( 15)