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

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Glee Club and Sextet They have grown up—at least in enrollment. The Glee Club membership this year totals 95. It is believed that the male membership is also the largest in the club's history. The Glee Club has progressed under Mrs. Barrett's direction. There was no singing until voices were tested and places were assigned, which took the major part of the first two weeks. At the Open House program they sang, Indian Love Call, Over the Rainbow, and with a special chorus leading, Will You Remember? The first assembly of the year was presented on March 14 by a number of the members. As is in keeping with all music clubs' traditions, the program was all musical. The Glee Club was again, as in previous years, a part of the local band concert. Something new has been added—a sextet. These six girls have practiced every Monday night since they organized. They will sing for graduation and may enter a state or district festival. These girls are: sopranos, Doris Thomas and Rosemarie Groymans; second-sopranos, Dawn Rougle and Martha Larsen, and altos, Dorothy Eide and Pat Lewis. Band Music floats throughout the building on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 11:30 to 12 when the high school band plays and practices under the direction of Mr. Haburchak. There are fifty-seven members in the band this year. This includes a number of students from the Junior High. The Band has done a good job of participating in the between-halves entertainment during the basketball season. The Cut Bank High School Band led the big parade for the Havre Music Festival to the football field where Mr. Haburchak directed the Mass Band. They presented their annual concert on April 26. Live Wire The Live Wire, the school paper, is published every four weeks during the school year. The Live Wire is a member of the Montana IEA and the International Quill and Scroll. Pat Minette is the editor this year. Betty Ann Overcash is his able assistant editor. Except for the two editions put out by the Junior class and Journalism class the Live Wire is made by the elected staff. The Live Wire has grown from a four page edition to a six page one this year through the efforts of the staff and Mr.Barrett. (29)

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 I .as (Left to Right)—Thomas. Croymans, Larsen. Rougle. Eide. Lewis. Glee Club 1st Row (Left to Right)—Bielman. McGovern, Keller. Cottengim, Butts, Martin, Ulven, Hansen, Goldrick, Butts, Thielman. Claver. Callison. 2nd Row—Woodard, Volkman, Owen. Hayes. Tucker. Crouch, Armstrong, Cunningnam, Clark, Sheffield. Delger, Wendlyn. Clark. 3rd Row—McIntyre, Larsen, Brown, Rougle. Koontz, Scurlock. Mueller, Hamilton, Essex, Gardner, Thomas. Croymans, Hulbert. 4th Row—Artz, Fugle. Luchi, Gore, Sather. Mingneau, Pehan, Mingneau, Bawdon, Scurlock, Werner. Luchi. 5th Row Mrs. Barrett, Goldrick, Van Alstine, Swisher. Quigley, Enneberg, Driskell. Romsa. Peterson, Wheeler, Eby. Seewald, Eide. LaGrand. 6th Row—Ready. Patten. Miller, McDermott. Fugle, Wilson, Boe, Jones, Varis. Tucker, Withers, Hupp, Essex, Van Alstine. Lewis. 7th Row—Bjornstad, Story, Walker, Sherwin. Delger, Jessop. Hart, Johnson. Clark. Cottengim, Peterson, Schaefer. Mitch. Jessop. Bobp. Sextet

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Student Council The purpose of the Student Council is to establish a more perfect understanding of the rules and traditions of the high school, develop initiative and self confidence in the students and to give the students a larger share in managing their own activities. The President of the council this year is Bill Hupp, the Vice President is Jack O'Day, and the Secretary-Treasurer is Bob Van Alstine. The council consists of sixteen students with Mr. Davis and Mr. Haburchak from the faculty. Theta Epsilon We are the largest Home Ec club in the state of Montana, boasts Theta Epsilon who are completing their eleventh successful year as a high school club. At present Miss Stufft is their able leader. The annual district meeting was held in Browning in October with the entire club attending. Joyce Sheffield was elected district vice president. A St. Patrick's Day dance, the annual spring elections, and the formal installation of officers and initiation of new members comprised the club's activities for the year. The officers for this year are Bette Bakke, President; Joan Elliott, Vice President; Helen Ebert, Secretary; Joyce Sheffield, Treasurer, and Noel Tucker, Scrapbook Editor. New members initiated this spring were twenty-eight in number. Oar Make every stroke count is the OAR club motto. The club is now three years old as it was started in 1945 by the Shorthand II class. The Order of Artistic Riters has held monthly parties given by two members each month. The party in May will also be the initiation party. Shorthand I will make members at this time. Bette Lou Brown is President; Bette Bakke, Vice President; Helen McCabe, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mary Goldrick, Reporter. Though Mrs. Jones has quit teaching she continues to be the club sponsor with Miss Olcott assisting. (30)