Glasgow High School - Hootman Yearbook (Glasgow, MT)

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Z y 009 16 5 THESEILL KILL YA Grace C Billy and I were out riding last night and something went wrong with the ignition Nell C Did it take long for you to get started? G1 ace Well it was five minutes before he put his arms around m Richard A I ve had such a cold I was unable to speak for three whole days Helen T My, how you must have suffered. X 1' f X X .fain X . . . . g I e. I :U I I I l . . . ' .Z , 1 I xx V Glen J.: How's business, Walt Walter R.: Man, business sure is good. I bought a horse for S10, swapped it for a bicycle, swapped that for a jack-knife, swapped the knife for a pen and sold the pen for S10. Glen: But you haven't made anything on the turnover. Walt: No but look at the business I've done. Donna H: I play the cornet to kill time. Dot Kuehn: That should kill almost anything. Annie M.: Just think I-He had the cheek to kiss mel Imo Jean: You were furious, of course? Annie: Yes, every time. . Miss Barker: Billy, you're late again this morning. Any reason? Billy S.: Well, it was like this-when I looked into the glass this morning, I couldn't see myself there, so I figgered I must have gone tp school. It was an hour later I discovered the glass had dropped out of the frame. Agnes F.: Dee, what is a gentleman? Dee A.: A gentleman, gal, is a man you don't know very well. lVlr. Benson: See that you leave the party at a reasonable hour. No more coming home with the milkman, young lady. Louise: Of course not. He won't be there. Dave B.: Look at Betty Ann. Isn't she all dolled up. I understand she bought that dress on the installment plan. Butch: I suppose that's the first installment she's wearing now. QYEARS FROM NOW, Bob H.: So you met your wife at a dance? Wasn't that romantic? Veryl M.: No, it was embarrassing as all heck-I thought she was home taking care of the kids. Bill A.: So you were graduated from a barber college. What was your college yell? Al Combs: Cut his lip, cut his jaw, leave his face raw, raw, raw. DESCRIPTION OF PAGE 49 Q 1-A little deranging of letters and what have you? 2-Boys, your legs are showing 3 A little higher, girls. 4-Funny, huh? 5-Glamour gals. 6-Mickey Csigh sigh? 7 Dees brood. 8-Dorm boys. 9-What sweet girls. 10-No comment needed. 11 Sleepy Cap? 12-The three little sisters. 13-Lumberjack? 14-Behind the Dorm. 15-Smile pretty 16-Is it good? 17-Just got off her hozse. 18-We know you're behind there Sue 19 What kinda game is that? 20-8th graders. 21- Jens , 22-Blonde-or Brunette? 23 Brotherly love. 24-Whatcha doin', Briggs? 25-Posin'. 26-It oan't be that funny 27 Dont get hooked up there. 28-Vlfhy so cheerful looking? 29-Jes' standin'. 30-Pals 31 The outdoor type. 32--The most used means of transportation in town. CThat thing in the back if you can get your eyes off the lovely gals.: 33-Aw let him live. 34-Boys! ! 35-Girls' ' 36- What's this? 37-Sad lookin' lot, huh? 38-Waitin' for the Fort Peck bus .481

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