Glasgow High School - Hootman Yearbook (Glasgow, MT)

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Congratulations on the successful termina- tion of your efforts to preserve the memories of your high school days. This ability to forge ahead regardless of war-time difficul- ties is very commendable. ln the trying times ahead the Scotsman will do much to keep up the morale of all of you, while we who are left behind to carry on the tradition of Glasgow High School will remember you as a class whose initiative and enthusiasm car- ried you through a difficult project. May success continue to travel with you, - R. L. lrle. William A Collins A l... W. Seibel Pr mczpal and .Smeme Class Cmmselm' and Part-time Co-operative -3-

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DEDICATIQN It is with pride that the Class of l942 dedicates its yearbook to faculty mem- bers, alumni and former stu- dents of the Glasgow High School Who are serving with the armed forces of our na- tion. By their sacrifice they hold high the torch of Lib- erty. FIGHTERS f0I' FREEDOM - we salute you!

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CLASS WILL KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That we, the class of l942, in our so-called right mind, do will and bequeath the following to our successors. We hope that our judgment has been right in the manner of our bequests and we hope they satisfy all students. WE GIVE AND BEQUEATH to THE. SCOTSMAN of I943 a tal- ented, industrious staff to continue the work begun by us. Tag Markle wills his humor to Propwash Strader. Don Clarke leaves his fondness for hunting to future nimrods. Pat Steies bequeaths her place in the band to Dorothy Baynham. Harold Feldt bequeaths his camera to Sid Dees. Pat Erickson wills her singing voice to Lillian Jensen and the meadow larks, Mark Sternhagen wills his way with women to Forrest Wesen. Francis Christiana leaves his accordion to Ann Volden. Orville Lewis and james Hanson leave their fancy stepping to Calvin Rimel and Rodney Seneschall. Max Porter bequeaths his curly locks to anyone who needs them. Go after them, girls! Leo Pattison leaves his ability to play basketball to Otto Bundy jr. and his helpers. Bess Rogers leaves her romantic ways to future Juliets. Lillian Bergstrom leaves her sweet and quiet ways to the lovely ladies of the sophomore group. Doug Cabell wills his ability to write poetry to the senior English class of '43. Harold Sethne leaves a cute sister, Stanley Jenks leaves the joys of bachelor days -to Curly McClure, Shady Sinclair bequeaths his vocal cords to Corrine McCann, Betty Armstrong and Wilma Boreson. Don'-t worry, girls, there will be enough to go around. Ruthe Mary Bundy leaves her tapping shoes to Peggy McConnell and Eris Osen. Ruth Hopstad, Shirley Elliott and Vera Whittle leave their ability for outlining books 'to other girls who have a weakness for early morning walks. Vesta Hammerness and june Brown bequeath their places in the back row in Problems to Janice Brown and Pat Fassett. Frances Vislisel leaves her success as a comedienng to Dora Pattison. Wayne Landis and Earle Sutton will their height to Harold Magruder and Dale Nakken. Doc Bethel and Ralph Belzer will their short stuff to Rollie Alger. Dave Michel leaves the right door of the Roxy to aspiring usherettes. Bob Kamla leaves his place in the theater to offer advancement to ,lack Cuniff. Dale Coryell, Frank Tippets and Ed Presler leave their guitars to Bud Sutton. Helene Wood leaves her flirtatious ways to Rosey Enger and Beulah Clowes. AND NOW, We the scatterbrains of the Class of I94Z, after having executed our last will and testament to the best of our ability, do give and bequeath The Scotsman to an appreciative public. Yours truly, THE CLASS APPOINTER Of the Class of l942. -4-