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

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Annual Welcome 1 Class Emblems 3 Student Council and Youth Club 4 Faculty 5 People We Appreciate 7 Seniors g Autographs 22 History of Senior Class 23 Will of Senior Class 25 Seniors Who Have Been in Cut Bank 12 Years and Aero 27 Senior Superlatives 28 Juniors 31 Junior Play 36 Sophomores Freshmen 41 Snapshots 46 Activity Page 47 Annual Staff 48 Live Wire Editors 49 Live Wire Group 50 Boy and Girl Staters 51 Latin Club 52 Debate and Declam; Spanish Club 53 F. H. A. 54 Pep Club 55 G. A. A 56 C. Club 57 Troubadours, etc. 58 Band 60 Football, Basketball, etc. 61-71 Snapshots and Diary 72-81 Class Prophecy 82-83 (2)

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Wecome to the pages of the 1958 WOLF. We on the Annual staff hope you like our book. In the future when you look back, we want you to remember all of us Seniors. We hope you won't forget all of the hard work we put into it. Patti Sharp, Editor Knowledge is capital. A high school educa- tion is a valuable investment in your future. Those who have invested their time and effort wisely will have a successful and profitable future. Some of the boys and girls are investing nothing in knowledge capital. R. P. RimeL Principal The important thought for each of us today is, How well are we prepared for that which lies ahead of us. Each generation must solve its own problems. Your problems will be found in that future for which you have been and still are preparing yourselves. Thorough preparation on your part now will be your best and safest guarantee for a successful future. H. C. Davis, Superintendent (i)

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