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

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Sophomore Moss History The Sophomore class of ’38-’3P began their high school career in the fall of ‘37, many of them having made their way through the grades together. During the first days of the Freshman year, they were haunted by the same thought as had appeared to many of them during the latter part of Junior High, the thought of the Freshman initiation. Having survived that dreaded ordeal, the students settled down to some thorough studying. (Some of the teachers may not agree on that point.) Officers for the year were: President. Billy Johnson; Vice-President, Jean Cobb; Secretary, Jeannette Bakke; Treasurer, Bill Armstrong. As Sophomores we staged a rather mild initiation for the incoming Freshman class and then studied some more. Officers for the year were: President, Bob Watson; Vice-President, Jim Armstrong; Secretary. Lois Judson; Treasurer, Bill Armstrong. Here’s hoping we’re all in the graduating class of ’41. I 25 |

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Bill Armstrong Jim Armstrong Harvey Aubrey Jeannette Bakke Alma Baker Margaret Baker George Bonney Joyce Boushele Stella Mae Bush Lila Campbell Bob Chew Kenneth Christenot Charles Cochran Ramona Croff Irene Dahlen Janice A. Eld wards Bud Fought Beverly Getter Denney Gordon Syvilla Gore Joan Hill Joyce Humes Bill Johnson Lois Judson Alice Kapp Audrey Kinchsloe Wayne Kittilson Louis Lahr Kmmu Lewis Marjorie Mattson Alberta Meehan Miriam Miller Dennis Mollander Virginia Morley Jimmy Murphy Blanche McAdam Wallace Nicholas Jack McGlothlin Ruth Nicolas Joseph Paine Audrey Phillips Cleo Robinson Wallace Ruetten Audrey Schwenke Jean Sheffield Leighton Small Bob Stack Phillip Strack Roy Teterud Lawrenct Thompso: Maxine Trent Frank Unp Annie Wat Bob Watset Victor Wh« Joyce WiLv

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Frcshinnii Mass History On the first day of school sixty-five inexperienced freshmen began their career in the Cut Bank High School. The first activity was the freshman initiation, sponsored by the Sophomores. A new type of initiation was tried out. It consisted of contests such as obstacle races, sack races, a tug of war. and a sack fight. That night an act was put on by the Frosh, at the request of the upperclassmen. The officers elected were: Buddy Arras, Pres.; Daniel Poore, N ice Pres.; Maxine Olsen. Sec. and Treas.; Ruthie Nickeson. Reporter. Miss Millspaugh and Mr. Taylor were the class sponsors. October 1, the Frosh gave the annual return party. It was attended by a large number of students. A floor show was presented during the intermission. November 23, the Frosh gave an assembly program in the form of an amateur hour. On the program were the following: Wanda Van Alstine, Ena Robinson, Lyle Gunderson, Edna Brandvold, Jean Warner, Roy Zuelke, Luella Davis, and Danny Poore. Two members of the class turned out for football, namely: Jerry Gertzen and Clarence “Sleepy” Koontz, but due to inexperience, they did not make the first squad. A large number of freshmen turned out for basketball and Bill Henderson made the first squad during the latter part of the season. An operetta sponsored by Miss Millspaugh and entitled “Tulip Time,” was presented by the Glee Club and Orchestra and three freshmen were given leading parts. These members were: Kenneth Dyer, Dan Poore, and Buddy Arras. Several freshman students were members of the chorus and orchestra. The Freshman basketball team took second place in the inter-class tournament. Members of the squad were: Leo Quinlin, Clarence Koontz, Gerald Goldrick, Edward Clement, Tom Davis, Richard Dean. Wiley Welch, and Howard McCloud. This team was very successful, being beaten only once. [26]