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

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Football 18 THE OWLET For a Fall sport the fellows decided to try football. The result was a large turnout, and enthusiasm ran so high that five games were scheduled. The fellows practiced all season without suits, and borrowed from their opponents for the games. The team was naturally green, no man ever having played before, but they worked hard and had lots of scrap. The first game was lost to Shelby by a score of 28 to 0. In this game the fellows took a lot of hard knocks, but learned a lot about football. In the Valier game, after holding them scoreless the first half, they returned the kickoff for a touchdown. Before Cut Bank could rally, Valier scored another touchdown. The remainder of the game was Cut Bank’s but the result of their efforts was only a safety. The final score was 14 to 2. The first football victory of Cut Bank High School was earned by a victory over Oilmont by a score of 33 to 0. The next game was lost to Shelby, 21 to 7. Cut Bank outplayed Shelby the last quarter to make their touchdown. The team was learning football fast, and was improving from game to game. The last game was a smashing victory over Oilmont by a score of 63 to 0. George Johnston at fullback, was outstanding. With this year’s experience, and complete football equipment, we expect to have a real team next year. Track Track was started for the first time, in the spring of 1930. The fellow's worked hard to change the former baseball diamond into a track field. The fellows took part in two meets. The invitational one at Conrad, and the tri-county meet at Shelby. At the tri-county meet Cut Bank’s best event was the broad-jump. This w'as taken by Narducci, with a jump of nineteen feet eleven and three-quarters inches. In the season of 1931, much time was spent improving the track. Vaulting and jumping pits and hurdles were made. There is a large turnout and we hope to take places at the relay meet at Shelby, and the tri-county meet at Valier.

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20 THE OWLET LIVE WIRE At the beginning of school this year, a vote was taken by the student body, on the question as to whether the school paper would be started again. The vote was unanimous in favor of the paper so a staff was elected. The staff consisted of: FIditor-in-Chief Esther Stufft Assistant Editor Selden Frisbee Business Manager Harry Morgan News Editor Helen Henry Sports Editor Michael Burke Humor Editor Louise Haglund Exchange Editor Harry Morgan Sponsor Miss Quast Reporters: Arne Johnston, Genevieve Nicholas, Dorothy Walkup, Ida Mae Boyd. A contest was held between the boys and girls to get subscriptions. The ones that got the most were to be guests at a party, of those who got the least. The girls proved the best in the sale, so the boys had to give them a party. Enough subscriptions were obtained to finance the paper for the year. The school bought a new mimeograph on which the paper was run off every two weeks. THE ANNUAL The 1931 Owlet was put out by sisted of: Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Senior Activities Social Activities Jokes Sponsor the Senior Class. The staff con- Michael Burke Irene McLean Norman Vasboe Emile Bonnett Esther Stufft Helen Henry Arne Johnston Mr. Taylor