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

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Bob Van Alstine George McCabe Tom Dickerson Wenoa White Ann Armstrong Bob Artz Yvonne Bawdon John Beer Myron Bjornstad Dallas Bobp Edith Brown Ruby Clark Dick Copelan Jo Ann Cottengim Mary Crouch Jerry Croymans JoAnn Dallum Delores Delger Delores Driskell Alice Enneberg Glorle Fugle Gene Goldrick Bob Haas Hermoine Hegg Emma Ives Duane Jessop Ronald Jessop Don Johnson J U N I O R S ( 19 )

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Junior Class History Three years ago 76 bright, cheerful individuals mounted the steps of good old Cut Bank High and began the long. hard, climb upward. At first the going was a little rugged with initiation, but having stalwart hearts, we survived! We elected Donald Johnson as our president and had one letterman, Bob Artz. Next year was much better as we did the initiating. We elected Andrew Patten as our president, and as our Sophomore year ended we had one thought, “Just think, only two more years.” As Juniors we elected as our officers: Bob Van Alstine, president; George McCabe, vice president; Tommy Dickerson, secretary-treasurer; Wenoa White, reporter. We gave a play which was called “Here Comes Charlie,” and also sponsored the prom. As our Junior year draws to a close we wonder how three years could have gone so fast and we look forward to our Senior year with great expectations. Junior Play The Junior class presented their masterpiece after blood, tears and sweat on the part of the whole class and Mr. Tabaracci. Our interpretation of “Here Comes Charlie” was given on April f). The cast of the successful three-act farce comedy was as follows: Norah, the Irish maid Joyce Sheffield Tim McGrill, Norah’s boyfriend ................. Andrew Patten Mrs. Fanny Farnham, Larry’s aunt............... Doreen Taylor Larry Elliot, leading man .......................... Bob Artz Ted, Larry’s college pal George McCabe Vivian, Larry’s fiancee Patty Keyes Uncle Aleck, Charlie’s friend Bob Haas Charlie, heroine -............................... Wenoa White Mrs. Smythe-Kersey, scheming society woman Ann Armstrong Mortimer, Vivian’s bored brother John Beer ( 18 )

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Patty Keyes Marilyn Koontz Jimmy Kruger Connie Larsen Flora Luchi Don McAdam Dorothy McDermott Grace Mingneau Ken Omsberg Ann Ormson Andrew Patten Freda Poynter Bob Ready Fred Rossman Delores Sather Wilbur Schaeffer Burdette Scurlock Dorothy Scurlock Russ Sewell Joyce Sheffield Norma Sherman George Sherwin Arthur Story Dorene Taylor Jim Taylor Doris Thomas Walt Thornton Noel Tucker Bert Van Alstine Georgia Volkman Viola Walsh Joyce Wheeler David Woodard In Memoriam: Short as the stream of life may be, It must at some time meet the sea. Bernyce Gore