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

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C CLUB Read left to right—Front Row: Harold Rovreit, Maurice Harrison, Bently Clark. Ralph Koontz. Carol Van, Glen Hungate. Back Row: Mr. Murry, Bob Peterson, Bob Smith, Jack Davis, Vin Sheridan. Don Higgins, Bob Cook, Bill Hupp, Dick Baker, Jack The “C” Club is an organization composed of those boys who earned letters in basketball, football, and track. It was first started in 1931 under William Taylor. During the year the club holds two initiations for new members and sponsors an assembly. Bob Cook was elected President of this year’s “C” Club. Senior members are: Bob Cook, Football 3, Basketball 2, Track 2; Dick Baker, Football 4, Basketball 3; Carol Van, Football 2; Bently Clark, Football 1; Harold Rovreit, Football 1; Don Halverson, Basketball 2. Junior members are: Bob Peterson, Football 2, Basketball 2; Vin Sheridan, Basketball 2; Don Higgins, Football 1; Jack Burns, Manager: Tom Getter, Basketball 1; Maurice Harrison, Football 1, Track 2. Sophomores: Glenn Hungate, Football 1; Bill Hupp, Football 1, Basketball 2; Bob Smith, Football 1. Basketball 2; Paul Webb, Basketball 1; Ralph Koontz, Football 1. Freshmen: Jack Davis, Football 1, Basketball 1; Vaughn Moore, Basketball 1. Burns, Mr. Marron. SKMOKS: Bob Cook Dick Baker Carol Van Bently Clark Harold Rovreit Don Halverson .IIXIORS: Bob Peterson Vin Sheridan Don Higgins Jack Burns Tommy Getter Maurice Harrison SOPHOMORES: Bill Hupp Bob Smith Paul Webb Ralph Koontz Glen Hungate FRKSHMKN: Jack Davis Vaughn Moore (24)

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Head from left to right—Front Row: Vaughn Moore, Bill Hupp, Jack Davis, Bob Smith; Second Row: Mr. Murray. Jack Burns, Bob Peterson, Don Halverson. Paid Webb. Vln Sheridan. Bob Cook, Mr. Marron. The start of the ‘44-45’’ basketball season found an Inexperienced team and a new coach striving to repeat last year’s team’s performance of the District Championship. Starting slowly, the team Improved greatly and by tournament time were able to take second place. Losing only two seniors, the next year’s team should be a good one. The district tournament was held this year at Shelby on February 22, 23. and 24. The Wolves’ play in the tournament was very good throughout. Winning a hard fought battle from the third place Brady team and then a rousing victory over the Browning team proved too much and the Wolves let down on the final night to their old rival. Shelby. The Cut Bank tournament scores were as follows: Cut Bank 40. Brady 39; Cut Bank 29. Browning 20; Cut Bank 30. Shelby 50. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE (1944-1945) Cut Bank 15 Cut Bank 17 Cut Bank 18 Cut Bank 15 Cut Bank 85 Cut Bank 20 Cut Bank 81 Cut Bank 10 Cut Bank 25 Cut Bank 44 Cut Bank 29 Cut Bank 10 Cut Bank 34 Cut Bank 82 Cut Bank 23 Cut Bank 43 Cut Bank 85 Cut Bank 22 Cut Bank 40 Cut Bank 28 Cut Bank 31 Valler .............. 18 Sunburst ............ 2 Ollmont 30 Columbia Falls 18 Browning 32 Choteau 22 Whitefish 43 Columbia Falls 17 Browning 32 Sunburst 17 Conrad 28 Valler ............. 23 Shelby ........ .... 51 Chester 20 Great Falls Reserves 29 Brady 28 Oilmont 25 Chester ............. 33 Choteau 40 Conrad 29 Shelby 42 J. Davis V. Sheridan B. Smith B. Peterson D. Baker P. Webb D. Halverson Bill Hupp V. Moore T. Getter (23)

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G. A. A Left to Right, Front Row: Helen McCabe. Shirley Johnson. Anita Harris. Jeanne Meyers. Ina Ree Boe. Betty Bakke. La-verna Owens, Joan Werner. Second Row: Ruth McGovern, June Moore. Dorothy Novak. Colleen Higgins, Pat Schram. Joyce Sohm, Betty Ann Overcash. Alice Wagner. Third Row: Mrs. Jones. Laura Lewis, Helen Ebert, Dorla Eby. Natalie Edkins. Joan Staples, Martha Larsen, Arleathe Zuelke. Freda Hansen. Alora Harris, Patty Perry, Doris Hughes. Helen Marie Kraut. Fourth Row: Joy Welch, Helen Jane Arras, Betty King. Eileen Burns. Alice Marv Johnson. Marion Zimmerman, Jeannine Osborne, Donna Harris, Wilma Davis, Anna McAdam, Jo Ann Mueller. Deane Bobp. June Dipple, Joan Elliott, Juanita Smith. G. A. A. is an organization with the purpose of promoting sportsmanship and fair play. The sports participated in this year were basketball, soft-ball, volley ball, ping pong, and bowling. The individual sports include hiking, bicycling, swimming, and skating. G. A. A. has a membership of forty-three girls. It is under the sponsorship of Mrs. Jones, with Miss Cunningham as physical director. The officers for the year were: President, Anita Harris; Vice President, Jeanne Meyers; Secretary and Treasurer. Ina Ree Boe; Reporter, Betty Bakke. (25)