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

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Shirley Allison John Anoerson James Bell Geralo Berger Charles Bower Burl Cobb Frantz Frank Cox Denney Claire Denney Merlin Jack Fisk Gaines George Grout Dor i s Hatch Clifford Hartforo Clinton Esther Harvey Jacobson Lorraine Dorothy Benn Dick Marshall Phillipa Jack Ray Jacobson Judson Kapp Kindle Kittson Landry Lawrence Lutz Douglas McCarter Lotus McGlothlin Helen Meade Joan Bud Minette Momberg James Money Mary L. Murphy Roslyn Norman June Oliver Louis Don Bill Paine Ralston Reiland Joan Rigney Roy Rush Shirley Schnee Bernita Sooergren Ruth Flor1NE Mary Jane Bruce Norman Leone Stack Stewart Sullivan Tough Warberg Wheeler The tall of 1934 gazed upon a group of highly TALENTEO INDIVIDUALS CREATING THE DENOMINATION TO BE KNOWN AS THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDREO ANO Thirty Eight. This class entered the Cut Bank High School and assumed the name of Freshies . Early in the school year we underwent the official ACTS AND MEASURES AND BECAME FULL FLEDGED MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT BODY. AS A MATTER OF CUSTOM WE PRESENTED AN EVENING OF ENTERTAINMENT TO THE UPPERCLASSMEN AND ALUMNI IN RETURN FOR THEIR INITIATION. THE REST OF THE YEAR WAS SPENT IN PEACE UNDER THE DIRECTION OF OUR ABLE OFFICERS AND SPONSOR, MlSS PHILIPPS. The succeeding year found that we hao dis CARDED THE NAME FRESHIE AND HAO ACQUIRED SOPHOMORE STANDING. AS SOPHOMORES WE TOOK GIGANTIC STRIDES TOWARD RECOGNITION IN THE SCHOLASTIC AND ATHLETIC FIELDS. OUR FAIR SEX BECAME GUARDIAN OF THE GIRLS' INTERCLASS BASKETBALL TROPHY. SEVERAL OF OUR MALE MEMBEkS MADE THE FIRST TEAMS IN FOOTBALL AND BASKETBALL. COMPLETING A MOST SUCCESS- FUL YEAR, UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF JR. CORNN , WE RECEIVED THE PROMOTION TO THE RANK OF JUNIORS. Last September we receiveo the distinction of BEING THE FIRST JUNIOR CLASS TO INHABIT THE NEW High School builoing. The class entered the field of outside activities through the production of the Junior Play. Who Woulon't be Crazy a farce comeoy We, the Class of Nineteen Hunored and Thirty MEMBERS OF THE CLASS. Our biggest event was the Junior Promenade Through creative imaginations and hard word, the gymnasium floor was transformed to a grape arbor in Southern France. -------Now AS THE SCHOOL YEAR DRAWS TO A CLOSE We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty Eight, wish to congratulate the graduating class OF '37 AND HOPE WE MAY ESTABLISH AS OUTSTANDING A RECORD AS HAS BEEN PRECEDENTED.

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 Who Woulon't Be Crazy was the title of the 3-act comedy farce presented by the Junior class IN THE GYMNASIUM FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 2. EVERYONE ENJOYED THE LAUGHS ANO THRILLS GIVEN THEM BY THE OCCUPANTS OF THE GOOD SAMARITAN SANITARIUM. They were as follows: Pluribus (colored baggage man) Burl Cobb. Pendie (Lois's maid) Philippa Landry. Mr. Higgins (President of Sanitarium) Gerald Berger. Jack (Speedy) Marshall—Merlin Fisk. Lois Meredith—June Oliver. Mr. Marshall—Frank Denney. Reggie Mortimer (the young shiek) James Bell. Inmate No. 1—Frantz Cox. Inmate No V 2—Roslyn Norman. Miss Lavelle (heao nurse)—Boan Kigney. Beatrice—Dorothy Judson. Marjorie—Mary Louiise Murphy. Janet—Claire Denney. Hardboiled McCafferty (tough speed cop) Bill Reiland. Evelyn Winslow—Joan Minette. Edward Gordon—(Evelyn's long lost Sweetheart) Dick Kindle. Everyone did excellent work in his part. Were WE EVER SURPRISED TO FIND OUT THAT THE THIEVES OF THE FAMOUS WlNSLOW JEWELS WERE NONE OTHER THAN Frantz Cox and Roslyn Norman. Much credit is to be given to Mr. Aahl and Miss Krogness for their untiring work and efforts IN DIRECTING the play. '37- -24-