Cut Bank High School - Wolf Yearbook (Cut Bank, MT)

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r H E O W L E T 13 Sophomores First row: Robert Thompson, Eugene Poore, Lloyd Hill, Allyn Hale, Vernon Haglund. Second row: Geraldine Wold, Isabel Teterud, Viola Kaufman, Harold Johnston. Third row: Edna Neidhardt, Louise Boyd, Charlotte Teeple, Verla Erickson, Joyce Berger, Dorothy Walkup, Elizabeth Kurth. Fourth row: Della Allison, Ethel Hill, John Haglund, Anna Lahr, Ruth Nelson, Miss Jane Lees, Sponsor. CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Class Sponsor Louise Boyd Verla Erickson Ethel Hill Ruth Nelson Miss Jane Lees CLASS HISTORY At roll call this year we found we had lost but one member of our last year’s class, Evelyn Shutte. This loss was made up by the addition of four new recruits: Ruth Nelson, Mabel Hacket, Lloyd Hill, and Dorothy Walkup, making a total of twenty-one members. Before starting the real battles of the day we exercised our privilege of initiating the new Freshie Class, passing on all the severeness of our initiation plus a large number of new and novel ideas of our own. We were well represented in athletics, the Operetta, and anything of importance, including School Contests.

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Juniors First row: Boyd Whitehead, Mary Rigney, Elma Bedord, Gudrun Evenson, Genevieve Nicholas, Mabel Baker, Miss Quast, sponsor. Second row: Helen Baird, Mary Phillips, Leona Davis, Dan Whitcomb, Howard Halvorson, Janies Anderson, Harry Yunck. Third row: Earlene Lahr, Phyllis Pepper, Helen Hanell, Ruth Whitcomb. Fourth row: Bernard Klein, Ray Olson, Frank Whetstone, Kenneth Erickson, Woodrow Neidhart. CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Class Sponsor Harry Yunck James Anderson Selden Frisbee Leona Davis Miss Quast CLASS HISTORY We entered the Freshie class with most of the same crowd who were in the eighth grade, but with the addition of Helen Hanell, Ray Olson, Albert McIntyre, Phyllis Pepper, Genevieve Nicholas. Passing on into the Sophomore year we added Ruth and Dan Whitcomb to our class, while Nettie Libby and Albert McIntyre dropped out. In our Junior year Mabel Baker joined us. Our play, “Be An Optimist,” was a success in all ways. We plan to give the best and biggest banquet and prom in the history of this school.

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14 THE OWLET Freshmen First row: Marian Kremkau, Letha Teeple, Mildred Sever, Kunice Allison, Kendis Wold, Frances Moe, Eleanor Strong, Miss Ogline. Second row: Willma Ferres, Georgia Narducci, Chester Guith, Wendell Poore, Alfreda Bonnet, Evelyn Bell, Doris Fee. Third row: James Miller, Marjorie Peterson, Carrie Gaines, Jessie Kleinsmith, Helen Peterson. Fourth row: Rex Lahr, Rutherford Jones, Wilma Baird, Ida Mae Boyd, Wilma Humble. Fifth row: Marvin Vasboe, William Clapper, Ray Peterson, Lloyd Mattson, Max Tenney, Max Norman. CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Class Sponsor Wendell Poore Wilma Baird Eunice Allison Max Norman Miss Edna Ogline CLASS HISTORY We, the Freshmen, have come through our first year of grief. Thirty-two started the Freshman year. Two dropped out, leaving an even thirty. Our first hardship was the initiation. We lived through it, however, and gave a return party. We gave an assembly program which was a success. Last, but not least, was the hiding of the pennant. Sad to say, we could not find it, so we had to give the upper classmen a party. We have taken all the knocks of the Freshmen this year with a smile. Next year we will be Upper Classmen.