Glasgow High School - Hootman Yearbook (Glasgow, MT)

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Page I6 THE SCOTTY, GLASGOW, MONTANA BLTATS FROM THE BAGPIPE KTHE. OFF SPRINGJ lt's a secret, but George Biddle believes in a-er- shopping early, shall we say? At any rate, he already has his prom date. Who's the lucky girl, George? ,.l......1l-- Slam books have made their appearance again. Ac- cording to the pages being torn from them, they are evi- dently not so popular. ..i....-il Our pet turtle, Oscar, died the other day. An inquest was held, and Mr. Griffin decided it must be somethin' he 'et. At present he is lying in state in John Kamla's desk waiting for a burial place to be found. Adios, dear pet! l ! l ! ..1...1i-- It appears the Gopher Flat Girls are ardent Wolf Point radio fans, Pewee, it has been said, requested That Little Girl of Mine for Patsy Jean. ., ......,......i- K Y Who is it that plaintively calls Lorrie-belle in fifth-hour study hall? ,.l...i1-- ln Home Room 308:b Miss Hansen: l will exchange these pennies to any- one for a dime. Al Carraia: How many ya' got? l..l1---- Slide! Crash! Bang! Clump! Don't get excited, it's only Quentin Durrell arriving late at English class. ,....i..ii...- Silence. Ben Herbold: Tee, Hee, Hee. Mr. Griffin fin chernistryl: Tell the character- istics of phosphorus, Huetter. Barney: Well, white phosphorus is white, and red phosphorus is red. Mr. Griffin gave Barney a star. i..l-l-T Studying quadrants in trig class: Mr. Monaco: Take, for an example, three and seven. Where does three go? Class: Across. Mr. Monaco: Seven? Class: Seven-up! Upon Bob Bradford's making a sssss noise, 'like an open gas jet, with his mouth: ' Mr, Griffin: Bob, don't turn the gas on. Bob: I wasn't. l was just sizzling. i Mr. Straugh Un problemsl: When one has lots of money he eats more food and has more clothes. With less money he eats less and wears-ah--cheaper clothes. fWe wondered what he was going to sayj While studying curve graphs in higher algebra: Mr. Monaco: Now, l want you all to know these curves and be able to recognize them when you see them. Deah, Deah. Mrs. Siqueland fcalling roll in history while substi- tuting for Mr. Breen, : Clare Christianson, or is it Clara? So!!! Clarence is now Clara, the all-American girl. john Kamla declares he's through with the woman, and Barney Huetter just doesn't like girls. The names Clark and Nancy, and Claude and Betty pair off nicely. Helen Brynildsen has been compared to dynamite in a small package. - Brady wants to be called the Don juan of Wheeler. Conversation is very interesting to Alice Forsythe in first hour problems, especially when Clayton sits next to her. Margaret Ibsen doesn't like dancing anymore. CCan there be a reason? Himml- Bunny can sing My Wild Irish Rose very beauti- fully. Denise Harper can play The Bee on her violin, which is about eight inches long. ..ili.iT-. Rees White: What's he got that l haven't? An Army? No, just heartbeats at Conrad's appear- ance. Mr. Griffin was drawing a picture of a would-be fire extinguisher on the board. Clark Marshall: Patent pending. 1......l1i- Flash!! Glasgow High's Hitler has appeared again. It is none other than our own Sid Fried! with a comb for a mustache and his hair combed forward. .,.L.l....T- Al Guay is another prom early bird. News will out, Theresa. , milli- Information wanted: Who is the sophomore girl Bud Herbold would like to accompany to the Nashua prom? 4

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THE SCOTTY, GLASGOW, MONTANA Page I5 Candid Shots l 5 i I l 1 i E ' Top Left: 4'What's the big attraction? Top center: Three Bobs and Frankie Bobbing up. Top right: In repose. Center 1 ft: G t . A ' . u v1 ' v e ee. Center. The three Stoog.s.. Center rxght. Tarzan or Just Clarks feet? Lower left: Ah! Teachers backs! Lower center: Four Marx Brothers. Lower right: Puppets and girls.

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