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

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CBHS Student Council r£rrv° vm?1' ®tai din9: Mr- Rimel, Donna, Roger, Odell, Dick S.; seated: Kay, Lorene, Georgianna, Sharon, Gerry, Mike, Darlene, Jim, Janet, Lee, Tom, Ted, Darrel and Dick M. The 1955-56 Student Council has been most active. In addition to handling Homecoming, the burning of the Coyote, the use of concession stand facilities, Field Day and Student Body elections, your representatives made decisions concerning ticket prices, the school dances, the corridor uproar, a monitor system and other ways of making CBHS activities of interest to all members of the student body. Representatives — Student Body: President, Jim Werner, senior; Vice President, Mike Allen, junior; Secretary, Janet Bell, sophomore; Treasurer, Dar- lene Island, senior. Class Presidents—Dick Schwingel, senior; Odell Siebrecht, junior; Roger Gunlikson, sophomore; Jerry Neidhardt, freshman (represented in picture by Donna Burgess, Vice President). Live Wire Editor—Ted Hulbert, senior. WOLF Editor—Dick McRae, senior. Organization Presidents Band—Darrel Day, sen- ior; C Club, Lee Dyrdahl, senior; Choir, Tom Monroe, senior; FHA, Georgianna Hall, senior; FTA, Joellyn McAdam, senior; Latin, Jackie Roper, junior; Pep Squad, Carole Ebert, senior; Quill and Scroll, Geraldine Kawanishi, senior; Spanish, Mike Allen, junior; 3D, Kay Whetstone, senior; Twirlers, Lorene Stjern, junior. Administration—Principal R. P. Rimel, Superintend- ent H. C. Davis. YOUTH CLUB OFFICERS Representatives of the Youth Club, which includes young people up to twenty-one years of age, are pictured, left to right: Vice President, Kay Whetstone; Second Term President, Jim Werner; and Treasurer, Marilyn Morken. They have worked with the Youth Council to increase the facilities of the Wolves Den. A Sadie Hawkins dance was given as a special party for all Youth Club members; a membership card plan was put into effect with the cooperation of Chief Wolf Watchers Jim and Joyce Rae; and plans were begun for the construction of a new Youth Center.

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H. C. Davis Superintendent If your high school years have enabled you to make new friends, acquire new ambitions, and gain new confidence, then that period in your life has been as your parents and teachers wished it. My earnest wish for you is that your friends may be true, your am- bitions realized, and a confidence justified by success worthy of your power. William Chambers Shop Nick Haburchak Chemistry, Physics Biology FACULTY Mac Johnson Aeronautics Driver Training r © il Willie DeGroot Coach, P. E. American Government World History Dick Heath Bookkeeping, Social Science P. E., Coach R. P. Rimel Principal An educated, thinking people will never accept an absolute dictator or boss. Therefore education is the main hope of the democracies in Iheir struggle with the isms of this world. Robert Foster Mechanical Arts Bumess Wenberg Home Economics English (5)