Glasgow High School - Hootman Yearbook (Glasgow, MT)

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HUMOR You DoN'T SAY - BUT THEY DOI Arlo: Oh, Murr-der . . . Tag: Well, cut off my legs and call me Shorty! , , . Humps: Now this is really the deal . . . Muggs: ,Ieepersl . . . Pattison: Hey, ain't l good? . . . Miss Swenson: Clifford and Geraldllln. . . Rocky: Oh, you ratl . , , Mr. Collins: Give him back his book . . .Ruthe Mary: Mamma, pin a rose on me . . . Mr. Murray: l predict - - - . . . Miss Foss: Girls, see? . . . Shady: Oh, l don't think so . . . Mr, Seibel: All right, you fellows . . . Hoppy: Laugh, I thought I'd die . . . Red: Are you kidding . , . Ruby: Hey, have you heard this one? , . . June B.: Gee . . . Mary L. G.: Now, kid . . . Sarg: You match me . , . Pat E.: Oh, nutzl . . , Mark: Well, be good , . . Kotkin: What-d-ya know, a genius in the crowdln. . . Cabell: Say, that's a good one . . . Mr, lrle: Now, l don't know for sure. FROM THE. HIGHLANDS Mr. Peters: l-low's the team coming? Mr. Murray: Like counterfeit money-the halves of full of leads and the quarters can't pass. Voice on the telephone: My son is ill today and won't be able to come to school. Baker: Who is this speaking. Choppy: This is my father. Swede: What did one duck say to the other? jim C.: What? Swede: Social security. jim C.: l don't get it. Swede: I know you don't, but you will when you're 65. Pat B.: Should l stop writing poetry? Mr, Hunton: No: begin! Pep Club: We don't like these pictures -we all look like apes, Harold F.: You should have thought of that before you had me take them. Vera: Are you going to Pep Club tonight? Ruby: No, it's my turn to stay away and get raked over the coals. Mr. Hanna: The farmers raise the grain. Now what do the grain merchants do? Kenneth D.: They raise the price. DAFFYNITIONS lndorse: Where we go to escape the rain. Deduce: What we get for coming in late. lntense: What the selectees sleep in. Snuff: Meaning sufficient. 113-

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VOLDEN, ELLANOR,-P.T.C. Activities: Home Ec Club, Glee Club. Ambition: switchboard operator. WOOD, HELENE - Attend- ance: GHS '42. P. T.lC. Hob- bies: collecting stamps and match folders. COLLINS, tendance : 1 WHITTLE, VERA-P.T.C. Ac- tivity: Pep Club. Ambition: nursing. ZERBE, LUDWIG - Attend- ance: GHS four years. Trade Training two years. Activities: F'.F.1A., Glee Club. SENIORS NOT PICTURED RAYBURN - At- GHS '41, '42. Trade Training. Hobby: mechanics. STANLEY, SALLY-Attend- ance: GHS '41, '42. Activity: Home Ec Club. OFFICERS President ...... Vice-president .... Secre tary-Treasurer , - SUMIDA, DOROTHY-Trans- ferred from Hood River, Ore- gon, High School '42, Favorite sports: basketball, tennis, vol- ley ball. Hobby: dancing. SUTTON, EARLE - Attend- ance: GHS '41, '42. Trade Training, assistant foreman of shop. Ambition: song writer. Hobby: music. ' .. - - - Mark Sternhagen Robert Svingen - Dave Michel - L. W. Seibel Sponsor ........... Class Colors: BLUE ancl GOLD Class Flower: IRIS -12- .ul

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la.-. Back row: Franklin Heiland, managerg Murray, coachg Holland, Bundy, Peterson, Hein, Kotkin, Larson, Liston, Sinclair, Sethne, Peters, assistant coachg Magruder, mana- ger: Pattison, Lane, Cabell, Steinmetzer, Rasmussen, Svingen, Sternhagen, Lind, Stensland, Hammerness, Wagner, Far- rington, Paulson, Bruce, Magruder, Osen, Hookland, Strader, Cole, Dykstra. FOOTBALL The football season for Glasgow High for the year 1941 was most successful, Never has a Glasgow team risen to such heights, Capturing second place title for the state Class A division heralded a Glasgow football team of which the whole town and school will be proud for many years to come. The team started out slowly but defeated Williston in the first game by the score of 7 to 0. Glasgow met its only defeat of the regular season to a strong Havre aggregation, I2 to 0. This game was a rough, hard fought game with Havre scoring its second touchdown with seconds to go. Glasgow journeyed to Miles City for its next game and won a 2 to 0 overtime decision. This decision was later cancelled and the game was played over at Glas- gow. ln its next game Glasgow trounced Glendive to the tune of 34 to 6 to win its first conference game. Glasgow had a hard time knocking off a strong Class B aggregation from Malta the next week, I4 to. I 3, Glasgow played Miles City again for the conference title and defeated them I9 to 0, The eastern Montana Class A championship game was played with Hardin at Glasgow. The Glasgow team came through again to win the Eastern Champion- ship I9 to 6. Glasgow traveled to Havre for the state championship and dropped its second game to the Havre team 25 to I5. The Glasgow team put up a gallant fight but was greatly... outweighed and suffered from a lack of strong substitutes. ..14...