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

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 1 -% n -r enberg, B. derson, B. istrong, P. ?rger, A. cher, T. J. rown, K. lllison, B. Davis, E. Dean, D. Delger, E. Ellis, A. Engen, R. Flaget, H. Fowler. T. Fujimoto, J. Fuller. V. Garske, L. Gertzen, N. Getter. R. Gjertson, M. Goldrick. D. Hall. H. Hatch, J. Hill, L. Hill. W. Holman, A Humble, R. Jones. L. Kennedy, E. Kittilson, J. Linder, F. Lozing, L. Kremkrau, C. Markland, J. Mergenthai, M, Matthews, R. McLeod. H. Ness, S. Nickeson. R. Novak. D. Paul, E. Peterson, D. Quinlan, P. Ruetten, E. Sammons. C. Saxon. B. Sheffield. J. Sherwin, K Swenson. M. Todd, E. Trenholm, A. Tucker, S. Wacker, L. Walsh. D. Wiley, H. Wiley, W. Zeigler, R. Zimmerman. E. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY The members of the Freshman class have made the important advancement from elementary instruction and habits to the broader views of life presented by high-school life. After enduring the trials of a modified initiation, the class has settled down to more serious planning for the future. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Haburchak and Miss Millspaugh, the following officers were elected: President- Harvey Hall; Vice President—John Sheffield; Secretary—Annette Berger; Treasurer— Shirley Ness; Reporter—Janet Hatch. B. Millspaugh N. Haburchak Sponsor Sponsor

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Arras, U. M. Bailey. M. Bell. J. Berger, V. Burns, B. Campbell. D. Cochran, J. Croff. G. Delger, H. Dempsey, F. Dirlam, J. Dunsmoor, J, Engman, E. Hanell, E. Harris, W. Jacobsen, C. Jacobsen, H. Jensen. B. Kjillstrom, H. Kleinsmith, P. Koepke, D. Lawrence, D. Matthews, B. McAdam, R. Mergenthal, R. Moorhead, V. Novak, H. Ormson, J. Ormson, L. L. Pistoria, L. Ranum, D. Sandell, B. Sauter, M. Schwenke, W. Sheffield, J. Sheridan, D. Sim, J. Sisson, D. Smith, J. Somes, J. Stewart, B. Tanabe, H. Turner. K. Unger, J. Van Alstine, B. Vastine, M. Vessey, V. Victel, D. Werner, M. D. Williamson E Wills, R. Wood, H. M. Neil O. T. Nielson SOPHOMORE CLASS After advancing from the classification of Freshmen, the Sophomores have become more serious and, after giving the Freshmen of this year the customary initiation, have settled dcwn to more diligent study. Many of the class have also shown considerable enthusiasm in extra-curricular activities with athletic ability evident in both boys' and girls' teams. With Miss Neil and Mr. Nielson as class sponsors, the following class officers were chosen: President—Herbert Woods; Vice President—Harry Novak; Secretary—Marion Vastine; Treasurer—Betty Van Alstine; Reporter—Margaret Sauter.

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SENIOR PLAY-CLASS OF 41 JUNIOR PROM OF 40 THE JUNIOR PROM OF 1941 A patriotic theme was used for the Junior Prom. Red, white, and blue lattice work enclosed the sides of the gym and the ceiling was made up of sparkling stars. The TOP HATTERS from Havre furnished the music. Their place on the stage was decorated to represent the prow of a boat. It wds an outstanding success.