Glasgow High School - Hootman Yearbook (Glasgow, MT)

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BLATS FROM THE BAGPIPE Mr. Hunton: In the next scene the villain covers you with a gun while he makes love to you. Mary Lillian O.: But, wait-is he tall, dark and handsome? Mr. Hunton: Yes, why? Mary Lillian: Then he won't need a gun! Weber: Do you know my friend? K. Bruce: Yeh! I used to sleep with him. Weber: Roommates? K. Bruce: No, classmates. Joe R.: Listen, you worm! How does it happen that I find you kissing my girl friend? Bill S.: That's simple: I got there first. The modernized version: Don't count your pennies before they're matched. Mr. Breen: What were the dying words of Lord Chesterfield? Class, in unison: They satisfy! Orma: You remind me of the sea. Doug. L.: Wild, romantic, restless? Orma: No, you make me sick. Mr. Straugh: My lad, all bright men are conceited. G. Humphries: Oh, I don't know: I'm not. Dorothy Turnacliff: I started out with the thought that the world had an opening for me. Lorene Sather: Did you find it? Dorothy: Yeah 3 I'm in the hole now. Dorothy Blew: Why have you that bandage around your head? Hammerness: A thought struck me. Mrs. Slmontonz This book will do half of your work for you. Bob C.: Fine! I'll take two. Modern child, seeing a rainbow for the first time: What's it supposed to advertise, father? Leap year history: I came, I saw, and she conquered. Baker, at basketball game: So you want to see a boy inside, eh? Who is it? Jr. Rasmussen: Me. Mr. Breen, in history: Bob, didn't you study the map? Bob J.: No. Mr. Breen: I told you to study it as much as you study your lesson. Bob J.: I did. Red S.: Do you thing a lot of the movie thrills are faked? David M.: Sure: half the back row kissing and hand-holding isn't sincere. The little girl who used to want an all-day sucker, now wants one just for the evening. THINGS TO LOOK OUT FOR, IN THE HALLS The stampede of the seventh and eighth graders. Bill Bilingsley's beautiful hazel eyes. Ethel's, Mary Ann's and Laura Belle's far-away look in their e es. y The love-birds-along the walls. under the windows, by the lockers and lingering at the room doors. HIT PARADE Faithful Forever 4Lawrence Moel . . . I Must See Annie Tonight tDouglas Larsonl . . . Bye, Baby Buntin 4Richard BJ . . . Baby Me tDonna Mae HJ . . . I Didn't Know What Time It Was tthe Juniors and Seniors, after promi . . . Scatterbrain lRuthemary BJ . . . Love's Got Me Down Again LF'aye NJ . . . Wishing Will Make It So CGene Colemani . . . Darn that Dream tShirley EJ . . . At Least Yon Could Say Hello tOrma EJ . . . Oh, Johnny, Oh fG1adys GJ. L:::::::::::::::::: -A--- -- -A-A ---- ::::::::::ao4::::bc::::::o4:::,4:::::bc:::r4::::ro We Offer a Complete Cleaning Service BUTTONS MADE TO ORDER GLASGOW CLEANERS L. B. Gregory - G. L. Boyd Northeast Montan1a's Most Modern Cleaning Plant PHONE 100 Corrie's Confectionery Home Made Ice Cream and Candies JOHNSTON 'S MAGAZINES CHOCOLATES NEWSPAPERS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF l940 E. L. BOWLES jeweler :::::::::- - -v--- v-vv' v v--vw v- 3 - -:no---- -A-- ---a:-a:-----:U--Q---- - Northern Montana Seed Growers Ass'n GLASGOW, MONTANA - PHONE 403 Seeds of All Kinds Tested KNOW WHAT YOU PLANT '-'----'----v----v-:9o:::::::Q 'TA-A AA-- A-'A' T 'A' ' ' A .J H. .O ORGAN COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE REAL ESTATE - LOANS Glasgow, Montana 163-

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