Glasgow High School - Hootman Yearbook (Glasgow, MT)

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THESCOTTY, GLASGOW, MONTANA Page 23 S X . Y -...mx ' Q.. I is -yi J x za va Xara:- - X .2 V --vu 4 'A 0 1 fp ,gf .. M am I xx S s A sielw 1 5 A 5 3 N A X iff. .sal-Te, SNA N. . 5 K Www:-4 N Sing., .ge ' ' 1 l F SENIOR GLAMOUR GIRLS SHORTLY AFTER BIRTH 1. D1'11g'gist.'s daughter. little Marie .4.. 2. Prairie Flower Barstad .... 3. Where's the little Siewing boy. Agnes? . . . 4. Peggy gets ai tain ..,. 5. Janie learns to swim .... 6. Pretty baby, Mickey .... 7. Which one is Laura? . . . 8. Pussy's always happy . . . 9. Winifred gets her daily dozen .... 10. Towhead Hopstad .... 11. Kathleen of the Irish Gallaghers .... 12. Find Beverly .... 13. Don't fall off Gertrude! . . . 14. Irene just sits! .... 15. Cleo before she let her hair grow ..,. 16. Esther's a good baby .... 17. Say something cute, Eleanor .... 18. So big, Barbara Anderson .... 19. Lorraine's lost ..,. 20. Dolores Koepke at a very early age .... 21. Don't be bashful. Leona! . . 22. Helen Mill in the spotlight .... 23. Playwright Funk in a jovial mood .... 24. Dotti. your slip shows! . . . 25. My. Tiny, how you haven't grown! . . . 26. Hold tight, Ruthie! . . . 27. Do you freckle, Hazel? . . . 28 Lit-tul Maza .... 29. Nadine was a Swede little thing .... 30. Theresa romps in rompers . . . 31. Which is hat and which is Margaret? . . . 32. Time for your lesson, Elaine .... 33. When Crow was wee. . . 34. What'll you have, Mitchell? . . . 35. Jeanette in white .... 36. Hi-Yo, Silverg Margaret Frisch .... 37. That's Margaret Kinzell behind the posies, . . . 38. We've been told that's Eileen Kaul.

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Page 22 ' '.:: ,q .',,,+ l, 5 'P' ix' -4.- . fl S f-1 , r srr.r r A - ' 'V . -- . 5, . ef' B ' 2 SENIOR HE-MEN AT THAT TENDER AGE 1. Bye Baby Buntin .... 2. Chouinard in his first long pants ,... 3. Would Turk-ie like a nice basket bawl? . . . 4. Where's Forsythe? . . . 5. Lane bums a ride .... 6. Ed Butler at the tender age .... 7. Slippery was such a pretty baby! , . . 8. Lee, dear, is the nice doggie's name Alpha? . . . 9. Then, as now, Lesley is beefing .... 10, Who would have thought th0y'd call him Killer. . . . 11. That's good. Horace, but it ain't the wey we heerd it .... 12. Bertie in the bathtub. Haw! Haw! Haw! 13. One of the Jones boys . . . 14. The Sather babies . . . 15. Watch the birdie, Waltie .... 16. Siewing among his prize tomatoes .... 17. Bob Larson relaxes .... 18. What, no women, Kamla? . . . 19. Where's the nice choo-choo, Johnny? . . . 20. Ed McG1ochlin: Ain't I the cutest thing? . . . 21. Valedictorian Cabell relaxes in a warm tub .... 22. My, how Charles has grown .... 23. Future Farmer Fabian .... 24. Puzzle: Find Calvin .... 25. We love usg the Wedums .... 26. Ship ahoy, Elmon .... 27. Portrait of a woman hater when youngg Gade Johnson ..., 28. Lane grows up .... 29. Time for your bottle. Darwin.

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Page 24 THE SCOTTY, GLASGOW, MONTANA IN MODERN RHYTHM The picture in the upper right shows students from all classes dancing to the rhythm of the Royal Scots. At left: Scene typical of Glasgow High School social func- tions. Representative Glasgow School Party ALL-SCHOOL PARTY SPONSORED BY JUNIORS The junior class was host to the entire student body at a school dance and program Saturday night, March 25. The finance, decoration, cleanup and program committees were in charge of Miss Catharine Casacly, Miss Ann Foley, Howard Peters and Miss Adena Schumacher, respectively. Stu- dents from the junior home rooms served on these committees. The program, Nursery Nonsense, was introduced by Harry Farrington, Mark Etchart, Francis Hammerness and Wayne McCoy. The Boys' Glee Club made its first appearance this year. The Tin Soldiers, Bernetha Crowder, l..aVonne Hovland, Eleanor Hov- land, Mary L. Oliver and Esther Thornton, in soldier costumes, tapped two dances to open the show. Bo-Peep fMargaret Boubl gave the current favorite, Deep Purple. The Old Woman in the Shoe let four of her boys, Harold Magruder, Howard Magruder, Allan West and Claude Ulrich, show the girls how to get to the date on time. The Dutch Twins, Fay Ness and Garnet Sethne, gave a typical Dutch dance. The Toy Builders, headed by Glenna Grotjan, did some pyramid stunts. Those participating were Danette Gaasch, Doris Smith, Garnet Sethne, Eleanor Hovland, Jean Fassett, Esther Biddle, Evelyn Bailey, Dorothy Turna- cliff and Maxine Wood. The accompanists for the program were Mrs. Gordon Vallancligham, Elizabeth Ann Harrison, Patsy Campbell and Elaine Newton. The program was followed by a grand march and program dances, with music provided by Robert Rundle's Royal Scots.