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

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SY Vr ey Johnson Bob Peterson Juanita Smith Jack Burns Lucille Butts Bill Croyman D. Christiansen Mae Clark Colleen Crummy Wilma Davis Ray Davis Molly Dean Elizabeth Devlin K ' A JUNIORS Natalie Edkins Ann Paris Rosser Fisher Dick Freed Tommy Getter M. Harrison B. Ann Hartman Don Higgins Colleen Higgins Joan House Jackie Jones Alice Kemmer Glenn Lindberg Laura Lewis Vivian Lozing B. Faye Massey Jeanne Meyers Lois McLean Mary McDermott Doreen Miller June Moore Jim Ness Dorothy Novak Paula Palmer (Not pictured) Vivian O’Neil (17)

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY December 8, the senior class presented their play, Don’t Keep Him Waiting.” It was a comedy about a happy carefree family who buy continually, and depend on Betty, the older daughter, to pay the bills. The cast was as follows: Jeff Ramble, who is a camera fan............................................ Carol Van Toodles, his younger sister who is reducing Jo Ann Sauter Betty, his older sister who pays all the bills......................... Joan Sheffield Owen, his father, an armchair traveler Jimmy Fee Selina, his aunt, a horoacope fan Iffarcheta smith Jinny, who is a good little pal Telpha Davis Chester, who is allergic to work Thomas Pugrud Sally Lou. who fascinates Peggy Bailey Minerva, who giggles........................................................Anita Harris David Vance, who is tired of waiting Ben Wagner Amo Atkins, who is interested in antiques Herb Sammons O’Toole, who wants his money.......... ................. Dave Kiegle Under the direction of Miss Stufft and Miss Remington the play progressed very well. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the year of 1942, fifty-six new boots came to the C.B.H. Naval Training Base to start their training. They were welcomed by the entire base with a big dance. During the first part of the year they wandered around trying to learn the ins and outs of the base. The second part of that year they began to get down to work and learn the Navy ways. The second year of training was spent on different parts of the base learning the many trades offered. They welcomed the new boots and otherwise spent a very uneventful year. Their third year as Petty Officers was quite an eventful one. They presented a three-act comedy, “Peg O’ My Heart.” It was a story of a poor Irish girl living in New York who became an heiress by the death of her uncle. She was called to Kngland to be reared by an aristocratic aunt. Peg was like a duck out of water in those surroundings but she won her way and also a worthy Englishman named Jerry. The cast included: Jerry Rosser Fisher Mrs. Chichester Vivian Lozing Ethel Lucille Butts Alaric Christine Brent Maurice Harrison Montgomery Hawks Bob Peterson Bennett Eileen Lawrance Jarvis Don Higgins The play was well attended by the entire personnel of the base. They were then sent home on a long three-month leave before starting their final year of training at the naval base of C.B.H. (1G)

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SOPHOMORES Jetty Bukke na Ree Boe I. Lou Brown harles Clark )ave Collins Vaneta Crouch R. Crovman Joan Elliott Bob English Mary Goldrlck Grace Grosser Grace Hanell Alora Harris Donna Harris Vernon Hartford Doris Hughes Glen Hungate Bill Hupp Bernice Ingram Betty Lou King Dick King Ralph Koontz H. Marie Kraut Bob Kullberg Martha Larsen Charles McAdam Helen McCabe M. McGovern A. McIntyre Pat Minette Mary Mueller Joe Nanini Jim O’Day J. Osborne B. Ann Overcash Clarice Palmer Gene Palmer K. Peterson Audrey Ready Joan Staples Helen Seewald Bill Smith Bob Smith Gary Snyder Bob Watkins Paul Webb Bill Van Alsl SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY (Not picture Joe Perron Frank Fujim Bill O’Neil Ann Coshow The boots of ’43 came aboard ship in a state of confusion. The ensigns straightened them out in short order though, and they progressed in an orderly fashion, learning the rules and regulations of the U.S.S. Cut Bank High. Their first trip out was quite eventful and by the end of it, the boots were much in need of a rest. Having graduated to ensigns this year, the men welcomed the new boots in the usual manner and in return were given a party. If in 1945 these men meet the specified requirements they shall become Lieutenants and have more command on the U.S.S. Cut Bank High. (18)