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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

DEDICATION To our mothers and fathers whose guidance through these twelve years of school has given us our outlook on life, and whose love and understanding has molded our ideals, we dedicate this yearbook. (2) NT£NT f UAH A T A if I mmmmd 5 WAK 15 L w AK 4i ttmmzi 47 wmtti 51 6MANIimH f 55 ACTIVITY $ 71 47 ZXW 77 (3) FOREWORD It is my hope, and that of the 1959 Wolf staff that, in time to come, as you turn these pages; they will bring back fond memories of the days spent at C. B. H. S. In the preparation of this annual, the staff has tried to present, through the use of as many pictures and as few words as possible, a glimpse of your activities in 1958-59. May these pages ever be a pleasant reminder of your high school days. THE EDITOR STUDENT COUNCIL First row, left to right, Jo Barrier, Myrna Dudley, Arial Fry, Kirwin Werner, Kent Webster, Sharon Eide. Row 2, left to right: Lee Cannon, Don Bradley, Darry Peterson, Dennis Lahr, Kathy Owen, Connie Bonde, Lee Barron. Row 3, left to right: Jerry Neidhardt, Donna Burgess, Betty LaSorte, Grace McGuire, Ronnie Luedtke, Mike Phillips. The Student Council under the direction of Kirwin Werner, president for '57-'58, and the advisors, Mr. Rimel and Mr. Davis, has been an active group at Cut Bank High. The function of the council, composed of presidents elected by the organizations they represent, is to promote better relationships between the students and faculty, and to aid in governing the student body. Some of the projects sponsored by the council were the annual Homecoming celebration, a dance during the Class B divisional tourney, and the sale of student activitiy cards. ) Each Annual staff tries to do a better job than the one before. I am sure that the 1959 Wolf will be a veritable treasure-house of happy memories for all. As the Class of 1959 rounds out its twelve years of education, we look forward to its success in the years ahead. Best wishes, H. C. Davis, Superintendent High school is preparation for your future. If you build a good foundation of habits, character, and knowledge during these four years, you are more apt to be successful in life. R. P. RIMEL, Principal SCHOOL BOARD Pictured left to right: Supt. H. C. Davis, Ed Larson, Dr. G. D. Waller, Robert Yunck, Myrtle Davis, Tom Branch, Wes Clark. (7) William Chambers Shop Helen Dresen English, Library Elmer Armstrong Spanish, Bookkeeping, Practical Math Nick Haburchak Chemistry, Physics, Biology Meredith Bear Typing, Shorthand Robert Cook Geography, World History American Government, Coach, Physical Education Alice Enneberg G i r 1 s' Physical Education, Home Economics Clarence Brandvold Band, Choir Willie DeGroot Social Science, Physical Education, Coach, Driver Training (8) Milton Hansen English Tom Kerlee American History, American Government, Geography Clarence Speich English, Latin Wilbur Straw Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts Esther Stufft Home Economics LeRoy Torgerson Physics, Algebra, Advanced Math, Aero Mrs. Phyllis Myhre English loe Strizich Algebra, General Science Joe Zile Geometry, American Government, Economics (9) YOU AND ME...............HERE AND THERE The big wheels Your pep, your pep . . Wolf territory asdfg;lkjh space The life of Riley Ya don't say Hall of wisdom After Young blood Sweet Smile now (10) CUT BANK GAS CO. OFFICE GIRLS Back row, left to right: Jackie Bolton. Barbara Wiley, Sara McGuigan, Donna Burgess. Front row, left to right: Dee Whetstone, Penny Hutchinson, Clairice Carr, Claire Hanson. Nancy Beverly. JANITORS Fred Becker Wayne McCampbell George Voiles BUS DRIVERS Bob Woodward Harold Dye Jerry Buchanan Ken Sammons Howard Armbruster Tony Kovatch Supt. H. C. Davis (11) YOUTH COUNCIL Left to right: President Jerry Neidhardt, Publicity Chairman Dennis Lahr, Vice President Terry Loudermilk, Reporter Kay Pendergrass, Secretary-Treasurer Connie Bonde. LIBRARIANS Seated left to right: Sandra Money, Karen Heitpas, Sue Ann Walters, Myma Hale. Donna Hannon, Barbara Wiley. Standing left to right: Toni Adkins. Elda Kays, Natalie Birch, Margie Foster, Harvey Sharp, Rosalie Jones. Linda Leish-man, Karen Edwards, Donna Pucket. (12) HISTORY TIME — '55-'56 PLACE — CBHS CHARACTERS — 117 Green Freshman RESULTS The first week of school was spent bowing and cringing as sophomores came into sight. The Friday of the first week wound up the torture, and we were given a dance by the Sophomores. The election of officers was the first item on the business agenda. Jerry Neidhardt was chosen President, with Donna Burgess, Vice President; Ronnie Deming, Secretary-Treasurer, and Kirwin Werner, reporter. In the spring, Evelyn McGuire was elected secretary of the student body. Highlights of our freshman year were the choir trip, and the state basketball tournament in Whitefish, taking fourth place. TIME — '56-'57 PLACE — CBHS CHARACTERS—106 up and coming Sophomores RESULTS Ah; Sweet revenge. We spent the first week of school initiating the poor freshmen. Officers elected this year were Dwight Kirsh, President; Gerald Kennedy, Vice President; Donna Burgess, Secretary-Treasurer, and Kathy Owen, reporter. Our first project was a dance for the freshmen. An important event of our second year in High School was the State Basketball Tournament in Great Falls with the Wolves as State Champs. Budding athletes were — Jerry Neidhardt, Jack Hughes, Neil Johnson and Kirwin Werner. This was the first year for having B Squad cheerleaders, Nancy Koontz, Barbara Warehime, Evelyn McGuire and Bev Walker were chosen. Nancy Koontz was elected treasurer and Jerry Neidhardt was elected Vice President of the student body. TIME — '57-'58 PLACE — CBHS CHARACTERS—97 Glorious, Almighty Juniors RESULTS This proved to be a very busy year for our class and Kirwin Werner, president; Roger Salois, Vice President; Sharon Eide, Secretary-Treasurer and Bill Wetzel, reporter, were chosen to lead our class. Our play Her Kissin' Cousin , was very successful; and the first play in the history of CBHS to be presented in the round. Sayonara , our Junior Prom, was the most successful prom ever held, and was attended by over 90 couples. We traveled to the State Tournament in Billings and wound up second; also became proud wearers of class rings. Among class members that brought fame to our class were Evelyn McGuire and Nancy Koontz as cheerleaders, and Kirwin Werner, elected president of the Student Body for '58-'59. TIME — '58-'59 PLACE — CBHS CHARACTERS — 88 Brilliant, Illustrious Seniors RESULTS Here we are — seniors at last. Mike Phillips, President; Jo Barrier, Vice President; Roger Salois, Secretary-Treasurer, and Mryl McAdam, reporter were chosen to lead us in this most important year. As Seniors, the Live Wire was our responsibility, and if we do say so ourselves we did a good job. Homecoming was a success with Donna Burgess and Larry Paisley as Homecoming King and Queen. The first big project was our play, The Curious Savage. It was a huge success, and the cast and Mrs. Dresen had a ball putting it on. Silver Bells was the theme for our Senior Ball, and it was well attended. Royalty for the Ball were Kathy Owen and Don Bradley. The district Tourney held in CBHS's new gym was the first tournament held here in fourteen years. Our team placed fourth. Senior Activities this year included Sneak Day, Senior Girls Breakfast, Senior Banquet. Baccalaureate. Commencement Excercises, and Graduation night. Important personalities this year were Donna Burgess, Annual editor; Don Bradley. Live Wire Editor; Kirwin Werner, State Elk's Leadership Winner; Evelyn McGuire, Jackie Bolton, Nancy Koontz, and Eev Walker, cheerleaders. And as we leave these hallowed halls. Into a world of strife and stress. We wish those of you who remain. Good luck, fortune, and fame. Judith Arlene Adkins Judy A maiden who is mild and meek, swift to hear and slow to speak. Ambition: To be a secretary. Majors: Commercial. History English. Activities: GAA 4; The Curious Savage Production Staff. Betty Jean Alsager 'Jean A girl worthwhile is a girl who can smile. Ambition: Nurse. Majors: English, History, Home Ec. Activities: Pep Club 1. 2; FHA 3. Josephine Elaine Barrier 'Jo' Gentlemen prefer blondes . Ambition: Dietician. Majors: English, History, Science, Home Ec. Activities: Vice President 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Vice President 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2. 3. 4; Reporter 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Choir 2, 3; Annual 4; State FHA delegate 3; Girls' State 3; Student Council 4. Leslie David Barron 'Lee This quiet lad really knows what's what. Ambition: To be the world's richest bum. Majors: English. Science, History. Activities: Student Council 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Debate-Declam 4; President 4; Choir 3. 4; Octette 4; Band 1. 2; Annual 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff; The Curious Savage Production Staff; Track 3, 4. Nancy Ann Beverly Redhead You know what they say about redheads. Ambition: To go around the world—after college. Majors: English, History, Science, Home Ec. Activities: Latin Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; Pep Club 1. 2, 3; GAA 1. 2, 3; FHA 1, 2. 3; Songleader 3; Debate-Declam 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual 4; Office Girl 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff; The Curious Savage Production Staff; Heisey Award 3; Girls' State Alternate 3. Elaine Marie Bird Sis She seems quiet, but she is really a riot. Ambition: Kinman. Majors: English. Home Ec., History. Commercial. Activities: Pep Club 3, 4; Vice President 4; GAA 3, 4; Annual 4; Senior Ball Attendant 4. (15) Jacqueline Joy Bolton Jackie What are men that we should consider them? Ambition: Dementary teacher. Majors: Home Ec.. English, Science. Activities: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; GAA 1. 2. 3, 4; FHA 1. 2, 3; Debate-Declam 2, 3; Live Wire 3. 4: Annual 3, 4: Her Kissin' Cousin” (Molly); The Curious Savage (Lille Belle); Office Girl; A Squad Cheerleader 4; Susan Hope Bunco Sue Love is better than fame. Ambition: Housewife. Majors: Commercial, Home Ec., English, History. Activities: 'Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff; The Curious Savage Production Staff. Connie Ann Bonde It's nice to be natural, when you are naturally nice. Ambition: To go on to Kinman. Majors: English, Home Ec.. Commercial. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2. 3; GAA 1, 2. 3, 4; Vice President 3; President 4; FHA 1. 2. 3, 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Annual 4; 'The Curious Savage” Production Staff; State FHA delegate 3; Girls' State 3; Youth Club Treasurer 4; Student Council 4. Donna Gaye Burgess Donna She's a melody that cures the blues. Ambition: Success. Majors: English, History, Home Ec. Activities: Secretary-Treasurer 1; Vice-President 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; Secretary-Treasurer 1; Pep Club 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Jr. Girls' Sextet 3; Triple Trio 4; Live Wire Staff 3. 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Editor 4: Office Girls 4: Homecoming Queen 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Oennyh The Curious Savage Ass't. Director; Twirler 1. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3. 4; Youth Council Secretary 2; Elk's Leadership, 2; DeMolay Donald Conrad Bradley Don I'm a respectable guy. Ambition: To advance in the field of agriculture and ranching. Majors: History. English, Science, Math. Activities: Beys' State 3; C Club 3, 4; Vice President 4; Choir 4; Live Wire 3, 4. Anna Marie Campbell Annie Heaven is not reached in a single bound. Ambition: See the Bose Bowl. Majors: History, Home Ec., English. Activities: Spanish Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; GAA 1. 2; FHA 1. 2. (16) Lee Everett Cannon Curly Unique — a real student. Ambition: Mathematician. Majors: Math. Science, English, History. Activities: Live Wire 3, 4; Assistant Editor 4; Boy's State 3; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff. Clairice Fink Carr Klem Needles and pins, needles and pins, when a girl marries, her trouble begins. Ambition: Housewife. Majors: English, Commercial, Home Ec. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Debate-Declam 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Office Girl 4; Her Kissin' Cousin (Lucy Lee Saunders); Curious Savage Production Staff. Wanda Lee Chidester Wander Never chase a man or a streetcar, there will be another one along in a minute. Ambition: Airline Hostess. Majors: English, Home Ec., History, Science. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate-Declam 1, 2. 3, 4; Secretary 2; Choir 4; Annual 4. Marjory Ann Christopherson Marj Why worry about life? YouTl never come out of it alive. Ambition: Airline Stewardess. Majors: Home Ec.. English History. Ronald Lee Deming Ronnie Almost killed by a train — of thought running through my mind. Ambition: Be a millionaire. Majors: English, History, Math., Science. Activities: Secretary-Treasurer 1; C Club 4; Basketball A Squad 3; B Squad 1, 2. Earl Dell Dillon Verg Ho-hum! Ambition: To go to South America. Majors: Science. English. Activities: Spanish Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Basketball B Squad 2, 3. (17) Myrna Jo Dudley True blue and smiling. Ambition: To go to BYU. Majors: Commercial, English, Home Ec., History. Activities: Student Body Treasurer 4; Pep Club 4; GAA 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Annual 4; Office Girl 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. Sharon Lillian Eide Shan She packs her trouble in a box, sits on the lid, and laughs. Ambition: Attend Concordia and become an artist. Majors: Science, English, Math. Activities: Secretary 3; Student Council 4; Latin 1, 2; Vice President 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; FTA 4; President 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Jr. Girls Sextet 3; Triple Trio 4; Live Wire 3, 4; Annual 3, 4; Senior Ball Attendant; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff. Mary Wadman Fagan Marleen She knew what she wanted. Ambition: Fulfilled. Majors: English, History, Home Ec. Activities: Pep Club 1. 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3. 4; FHA 1, 2, 3. Gary James Fauque Men are apt to believe what they least understand. Ambition: To go to trade school. Majors: Shop, English, History. Rosemary Fishel Rosa Is it love?? Ambition: To be a successful housewife. Majors: Math, History, English. Activities: Pep Club 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; FTA 3, 4; Reporter; Live Wire 4. Gaynell Hingston Gaura Gay It's the little things in life that count. Ambition: Housewife. Majors: English, History, Math, Home Ec. Activities: P6p Club 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Choir 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3. ( 18) George Leifer Hall I haven't time for girls. Ambition: Machinist. Majors: English, History, Science. Activities: Annual 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff. Dennis C. Hillius Why aren't they all content like me? Ambition: To be successful. Majors: English, History, Math., Science. Activities: Track 2; Jr. Legion Baseball 2, 3. Claire Rae Hanson She says little, but that's no sign she isn't thinking. Ambition: College. Majors: Commercial, English, History. Activities: Office Girl; FTA 4; Annual 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff. Judith Ann Huebner Judy Cheerful smile and what a way! Ambition: Beautician. Majors: English, Home Ec.. History. Activities: Pep Club 4; FHA 1; Live Wire 4; Curious Savage Tickets. Ronnie Lee Hill Trapper I've never been caught, yet! Ambition: Mechanic. Majors: Shop. English. Activities: Jr. Legion Baseball 2, 3. John W. Hughes Fish Our candidate for Don Juan III. Ambition: Civil Engineer. Majors: Math, History, Science, English. Activities: Latin Club 3; C Club 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Legion Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball A Squad 2, 3, 4; B Squad 1, 2; Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Track 2. 4; Most Valuable Football Player 4. (19) Patricia Marie Hughes Patty We aren’t sent into this world to be miserable. Ambition: Make enough money to visit all her relatives. Majors: Math, English, Home Ec.. History. Activities: Pep Club 2; GAA 2; Pep Club 2. Penny Elaine Hutchison Everyone has faults, good nature was hers. Ambition: Go to Bozeman and study nursing. Majors: English, Commercial. Science. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; FHA 1. 2; Debate-Declam 2. 3, 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff; Curious Savage Production Staff; Office Girl 4. Neil Eugene Johnson By his letters and his stripes shall you know him. Ambition: College. Majors: English. Math, Science. History. Activities: Basketball A Squad 2, 3. 4; B Squad 1; Football 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; C Club 2. 3. 4. Rosalie May Jones Let her own work praise her. Ambition: To advance in art and music. Majors: Commercial. English. History. Activities: Band 2. 3. 4; Live Wire 4; Annual 4; Librarian 4; Her Kissin Cousin Production Staff; Curious Savage Production Staff. Peggy Irene Keiier Peg My heart from care is free. Ambition: Home Economics Teacher. Majors: Home Economics. English. History. Commercial. Science. Activities: Pep Club 1. 2. 4; Live Wire 3. 4; Annual 4; Curious Savage (Miss Willie). Gerald David Kennedy Jed Hold the fort, boys! I'm coming. Ambition: Work in the oilfield. Majors: History. English. Shop. Activities: Vice President 2. (20) Robert Francis Keyes Bob Teachers never recognize true genius— take me. for instance. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineering. Majors: English. Science. Math, History. Activities: Latin Club 2, 3; Vice President 2; President 3; C Club 2, 3, 4; B Squad Basketball 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Student Council 3; Transfer from Butte Public High School 1. Charles King '‘Chuck Every man is a volume, if you know how to read him. Ambition: Navy. Majors: Science. Math., English. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Track 1. 2. Dwight Barry Kirsch Shorty A bachelor's life is wonderful, but let's not be narrow minded. Ambition: Aircraft Engine Mechanic. Majors: Math. History, Science, English. Activities: President 2; Choir 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4; Octette 4; Troubadours 3; 'Her Kissin' Cousin (Harry); The Curious Savage (Titus). Nancy Annette Koontz Around her there is always a laugh-mosphere . Ambition: Kinman. Majors: English, Science. Activities: Latin Club 1, 2; President 1; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2. 3, 4; Triple Trio 4; Girls' Sextet 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Reporter 2; Live Wire 3, 4; Annual 4; Librarian 1; Her Kissin Cousin Production Staff; Treasurer 3; Student Council 3; Cheerleader B Squad 2; A Squad 3. 4. Verna Kay Luchi She has a woman's right: A man's mind, and one of her own. Ambition: Housewife. Majors: English. History, Home Ec. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2. 3. Max Eugene McAdam After four years of high school, I can still enjoy life. Ambition: Oilfield work. Majors: Shop, English. History. Activities: Basketball. A Squad 3; B Squad 2. (21) Meryl McAdam No matter how hard the climb, she will always have a good time. Ambition: Spend my winters in Hawaii, and my summers in Switzerland. Majors. English, History, Commercial, Home Ec. Activities: Reporter 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1. 2, 3. 4; Treasurer 2; Librarian 2; Annual 4; Her Kissin' Cousin (prompter); The Curious Savage Production Staff; Girls' State 3; State F.H.A. Convention 3. Sara Lizabeth McGuigan Terry You may not hear me, but I'm here. Ambition: To be successful. Majors: English, History, Commercial. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Live Wire 4; Annual Staff 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff; Transfer to Great Falls 1. William Charles McClure Bill The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure and pleasure my business. Ambition: Go to trade school. Majors: English, History, Shop. Activity: Football 1. Evelyn Jane McGuire Evie As likeable as she is attractive. Ambition: Nurse. Majors: English, Science, Home Ec., History. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2; FHA 1; Choir 1. 2, 3, 4; Triple Trio 4; Junior Girl's Sextet; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Her Kissin Cousin (production); A Squad Cheerleader 3, 4; Cheer Queen 4; B Squad Cheerleader 2; Cheer Queen 2. Carol June McGlothlin And was her hair red! Ambition: Elementary Teaching. Majors: English, Home Ec., History, Science. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Live Wire 4; Her Kissin' Cousin (properties). Richard J. McNaught Dick He was born young and never got over it. Ambition: Auto mechanics. Majors: English, Shop, History. (22) Barbara Gay Meeks Bobbie An all around pal, a likeable gal. Ambition: Airline hostess. Majors: English, Home Ec„ History. Activities: Live Wire Staff 4; Transfer: Valier 3. John Charles Moorhead Jack If birds can fly, why can't I? Ambition: To go to air frame and engine school. Majors: English, History, Science. Activities: C Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1. 2, 3; Live Wire Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff; The Curious Savage Production Staff; A Squad Basketball, manager 3; B Squad Basketball 1. 2; Football 1, 2. 3, 4; Track 1. 2. Betty Jean Miklich Bits Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Ambition: Teaching. Majors: English, Science, History. Activities: Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; FHA 2; FTA 3; Choir 2, 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; The Curious Savage Production Staff. Susan Virginia Mock Sue Men are meant to be loved, not understood. Ambition: To go to New Orleans for the Mardi Gras. Majors: English, Home Ec., Commercial. Activities: Pep dub 1, 2; GAA 1, 2. Patricia Ann Murphy Trisha Blest with plain reason and sober sense. Ambition: To be a good housewife. Majors: Home Ec., English, Commercial. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3. Melba Ann Murray Annie She's quiet, polite, gentle, and sincere. Ambition: Elementary school teacher. Majors: English, History, Commercial. Activities: GAA 1; FHA 2; Live Wire 4; Transfer: Choteau 3. (23) Sherry Ann Nash Life Is jest and all things show it; ] thought so once and now I know it Ambition: Work and travel. Majors: English. Home Ec., Commercial, Activities: Rainbow 1, 2, 3, 4. Henry Gerald Neidhardt Bozo Don't be ashamed to say what you're not ashamed to think. Majors: English, Math., Science; History. Activities: President 1; Jr. Legion Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1. 2; President 2; C Club 2. 3. 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Octette 4; Band 2, 3; Trobadours 3; Live Wire Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff; The Curious Savage (Hannibal); Youth Club; President 4; A Squad Basketball 2, 3, 4; B Squad Basketball 1; Track 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4; Vice President 3; Elk's Leadership 2. Dennis Norman Nelson Denny Oh, this learning! What a thing it is. Ambition: College. Majors: English, History, Science, Math. Dorothy Ann Nelson Dorothy Stop the traffic. I'm trying to think. Ambition: Be a secretary. Majors: English, Home Ec.. History. Activities: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; GAA 1, 2. 3, 4; Live Wire Staff 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Twirler 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4. Transfer: Conrad 1. Frances Jean Nelson Fran Give me the wide open spaces, and just one horse. Ambition: Go to Australia. Majors: English, History, Home Ec., Science. Activities: GAA 1; FHA 1, 2; Choir 1, 2, 3. 4; Junior Girls Sextet; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Live Wire Staff 4; Annual 4. Sandra Dee Nordstrom Merry eyes betray the shine in her heart. Ambition: To go to Kinman. Majors: English. Home Ec.. Commercial. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 3; FHA 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Office Girl 3; Her Kissin' Cousin (Jodi); The Curious Savage (Florence); 1958 State F.H.A. Convention. (24) Peter H. Ormson Pete I'm Peter Pan, I'll never grow old! Ambition: Industrial Designer. Majors: English, Science, History. Kathleen Owen Kathy To all she lends a helping hand, and as a friend, we think she's grand. Ambition: To go to Switzerland. Majors: English, Math, Science, History. Activities: Reporter 2; Spanish Club 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3. 4; Secretary-Treasurer 2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Live Wire Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Ball Queen; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff; The Curious Savage (Mrs. Savage); Heisey 3; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tommorow; Elk's Leadership 1st; State Leadership 5th; Girls State Alternate; Student Council 4. Larry Grant Paisley Elvis Love me tender, but don't muss my hair. Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. Majors: English, History, Science, Math. Activities: C Club 3. 4; President 4; Choir 4; Live Wire Staff 4; Homecoming King 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff; The Curious Savage Production Staff; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Student Council 4. A Kathleen Jo Pendergrass Kay Far be it from me to argue with you, but . . . Ambition: Police Woman. Majors: English, Commercial, Home Ec., History. Activities: Pep Club 2; Debate-Declam 1, 3; Live Wire Staff 3, 4; The Curious Savage (Mrs. Paddy). Michael James Phillips Mike I'll not wear my heart on my sleeve for cats to scratch at. Ambition: Archaeologist. Majors: English, Science, History. Activities: President 4; Latin Club 3. 4; C Club 4; Choir 2. 3. 4; Live Wire Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Her Kissin' Cousin (Tom); The Curious Savage Production Staff; Boys State Delegate; A Squad Basketball 4; B Squad Basketball 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. Evelyn Jeanette Pollock Ev Her ways are those of pleasentness, and all her paths are peace. Ambition: Secretary. Majors: English. Commercial, Home Ec., History. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 4; Live Wire Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff. (25) John Rueben Prater To study or not to study, that is the question. Ambition: Independent businessman. Majors: English, Science, History. Activities: The Curious Savage Production Staff. William Reid BUI My daddy calls me William, but the fellers call me Bill. Ambition: Success. Majors: English, History, Shop. Linda Lea Rabenberg Lindy Better late than never, I think! Ambition: Nurse. Majors: English, Science, History. Activities: Spanish Club 3, 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff The Curious Savage Production Staff. Transfer: Amberst, South Dakota 2. Roger F. Salois Big things come from little men. Ambition: Engineer. Majors: English, Math, Science, History. Activities: Vice-President 3; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Live Wire Staff 4; B Squad Basketball 1; Boys State Delegate. Randy Rex Rasmussen Rex I'd be a sensation, if I weren't so shy. Ambition: To be and do something worthwhile. Majors: English, History, Shop. Activities: C Club 4; Choir 3; Band 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. Harvey Roland Sharp Bear Just a nice unparticular fellow. Ambition: To be a radio operator, and to go to the Navy. Majors: English, Math. Activities: Librarian 4; DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4. (26) Warren Sharp Brick Unruly hair will be his everyday problem. Ambition: Mechanic. Majors: English, History, Shop, Math. Activities: DeMolay 1, 2, 3, 4. Lawrence Scott Taylor Larry Beware, I might do something sensational. Ambition: Teacher. Majors: English, Math, Science, History. Activities: C Club 4; Choir 2, 3; A Squad Basketball 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3. Gloria Lake Spink Glo I'll never understand why some people can't laugh. Ambition: To be a good housewife. Majors: English, Home Ec., Commercial, History. Carol Jo Steyee Stop, Look, and stay awhile. Ambition: Airline Stewardess. Majors: English, History, Home Ec. Activities: Twirler 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4. Transfer: Shelby 4. Herman Edward Utlger Herm Cut Bank High School will someday point to me with pride. Ambition: To get the best education possible. Majors: English, Math, Science, History. Activities: Latin Club 1, 2; Debate-Declam 1, 2; Her Kissin' Cousin (Randolf); The Curious Savage (Dr. Emmett); Boys State Delegate. William W. Waddell Bill Stand aside, I'm coming through, fame and fortune are my due. Ambition: History Teacher. Majors: English, History, Math, Science. Activities: Latin Club 3, 4; President 4; Debate-Declam 4; Annual Staff 4; The Curious Savage (Jeffrey); Student Council 4. Transfer: Great Falls 3. (27) (28) Barbara Jane Walden Barb' Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Ambition: To be a secretary. Majors: English. History, Commercial. Activities: Pep Club 1; GAA 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; The Curious Savage Production Staff. Transfer: Deer Lodge 1. Beverly Elaine Walker Bev She proves the theory of prepetual motion. Ambition: Elementary Teacher. Majors: English. History, Home Ec. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; Debate-Declam 2, 3; Live Wire 4; Annual Staff 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff; The Curious Savage Production Staff; A Squad Cheerleader 4; B Squad Cheerleader 2. Wayne Wegener Hello Mom — tough fight, but I wonl Ambition: Pilot in the Air Force. Majors: English, History, Math., Science. Activities: C Club 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. 40N John Kirwin Werner Kink Quality brings leadership. Ambition: Success. Majors: English, Math., Science, History, Foreign Language. Activities: President 3; Reporter 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Secretary-Treasurer 2; C Club 2, 3, 4; Reporter 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff; The Curious Savage Production Staff; Heisey 3; A Squad Basketball 3, 4; B Squad Basketball 1. 2; Track 1. 2, 3. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council President 4; Student Counsil 3, 4; Elk's Leadership 1st; State Leadership 1st. William S. Wetzel Petesy All I want to get out of school is me. Ambition: Rancher. Majors: English, History. Activities: B Squad Basketball 2; Track 2. Adele Margaret Whetstone Dee This lass has class. Ambition: Social Worker. Majors: English, History, Home Ec. Activities: Spanish Club 3, President 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3; GAA 1. 2, 3. 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; District Secretary 3; Debate-Declam 1, 2; Reporter 2; Choir 1, 2, 3; Live Wire Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff. The Curious Savage (Fairy Mae); State FHA Convention 1958; Girls State Alternate; Student Council 3; Elk's Leadership Karen Kay Wilson Kandy I live on the sunny side of the street. Ambition: High School English Teacher. Majors: English. Home Ec., Commercial, History. Activities: Pep Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Secretary- Treasurer 4; Live Wire Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Sandra Lee Woodruff Sandy When she smiles her eyes speak volumes. Ambition: To see the world. Majors: Commercial. Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; GAA 1, 2, 3; Live Wire Staff 4; Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4; President 4; Student Council 4. Frances Louise Zeigler Fran A girl is wise in many ways when she is seventeen. Ambition: Surgical Nurse. Majors: English, History, Science. Activities: Latin Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4; GAA 1; FHA 1; Choir 2. 3. 4; Live Wire Staff 4; Her Kissin' Cousin Production Staff; The Curious Savage Production Staff. Gary George Zimmer Zim It's not a Cadillac, but it gets me there. Ambition: Electronics Specialist. Majors: English, History. Activities: C Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3; Homecoming Attendant; Track 2; Manager 1. (29) (30) MOST ALL-AROUND' SUPERLATIVES DONNA AND KERWIN BEST DANCERS' NANCY AND MIKE MOST ATHLETIC JACKIE AND GARY MOST INTELLECTUAL' CONNIE AND JACK MERYL AND LEE Happy Birthday WHEN WE WERE YOUNG—ER Dell Miss Burke's Second Grade Patty and Jack Budding Beauties Robert, Dell, Pete and Eddie Judy, Lynne, and Dee Vikings Butch The Little Rascals Coke break Our McGuire sisters Kay Wow! Kirwin GREAT FALLS ENGRAVING CO (33) Nancy Donna Beverly Burgess IE -jr r U T ,;K ■■ - Evelyn Pollock Jerry Neidhardt Peggy Keifer Carol McGlothlin Jackie Bolton Verna Judy Luchi Huebner WOLF CUBS Sharon Eide Neil Johnson Sara McGuigan Meryl McAdam Myma Dudley Penny Hutchison Clarice Can- Dee Whetstone Francis Nelson Wanda Chidester Judy Adkins Connie Mike Anna Marie Sandra Bonde Phillips Campbell Woodruff Rosemary Fishel Jo Banier Kathy Sandra Owen Nordstrom a Karen Wilson Linda Rabenberq Nancy Koontz Betty Jean Sue Alsager Mock (34) OWEN BROS. HARDWARE WILL To Be Presented for the Benefit of Humanity We, the Class of '59 Feeling tricky and mighty fine Do now divide our property fair. And make you other children heir. Being of a sound and highly intellectual mind. And feeling joyful and very kind. Under the guidance of heaven sent. We now make this our last will and testament. I, Rosalie Jones, leave my talent as an artist, To all the freshmen that are trying their hardest. I, Bev Walker, decided to leave my specs. To Bub Dempsey to save him from so many wrecks. I, Nancy Koontz, leave—full of fun and fancy free, And that's the way you girls should be. I. Sandra Woodruff, leave my place on the twirling team, To Vivian Stjem, who is really on the beam. I, Dee Whetstone, leave my dignity and poise, To all of Cut Bank's tomboys. I. Evelyn McGuire leave my ability to hurry, To Grace, so she won't have to scurry. I. Rosemary Fishel, will my alumni affection. To Myrna Hale for future selection. I. Gary Zimmer, with tears in my eyes, Leave Myrna to all the Cut Bank guys. I, Penny Hutchison, leave my office girl flares, To Patsy Johnston so she can climb all those stairs. J, Judy Huebner, leave my compass so dear, To any of those who want it next year. I, Jo Barrier, am not going to pout. My only concern is getting out. I. Myrna Dudley, leave my nice long locks, To girls who wear those low cut frocks. I, Gloria Spink, leave my class ring, For a wedding ring. I, Jack Hughes, leave my 'cassy' ways, To Billy Narducci for his future days. I, Bill Reid, leave my head so hard, To Jim Seewald, my old shop pard. I, Bob Keyes, leave my job at Safeway to Tank, So he can earn money for his piggy bank. I, Donnie Bradley, leave my wooly sheep, To Clyde Steyee, for him to keep. I, Dell Dillon, take my love of hunting and fishing. And leave the rest to you still wishing. I, Roger Salois, leave my laundry truck. To Lawrence Hodgson, when he gets stuck. I, George Hall, leave my broom and pan, To any other worthy man. I, Eddie Utiger, leave my faithful slide-rule, To future math students of this old school. I, Evelyn Pollock, leave my ways so quiet, To Judy DeKaye, that Junior riot. I. Judy Adkins, leave notes for shorthand class, To Karen Heitpas. in hopes she'll pass. I, Fran Nelson, leave my debates with Cook. To those future seniors with a Government book. I, Dorothy Nelson, leave the little yellow school bus. To some other poor unlucky cuss. I, Ann Murray, leave my typing ability. To next year's typing class. I. Dwight Kirsch leave my ability to act, (I reckon). To all you kids whom class play beckon. I, Randy Rassmussen, leave my football suit. To all of you that do not root. I, Gaynell Gaura, leave. To wash, cook and mend. I, Ronnie Deming. leave my brain so sharp, To all of you at whom parents harp. I, Barb Meeks, leave my absence slips, To anyone else who likes long trips. I, Dennis Nelson, leave my ways which are right, To Alan Ruegamer, who has that same old fight. I, Elaine Bird, leave my ability to milk a cow. To any of you that need the know-how. I, Kay Pendergrass, leave, The last of the Pendergrass tribe. I, Jack Moorehead leave.......... After a hard fight. I. Meryl McAdam, am happy to say, My battered up locker I'll give away. I. Max McAdam. leave my talent in class to sleep, To those freshmen who never make a peep. I, Bill Waddell, leave my vocabularly so great, To all of you who wish to debate. I, Pete Ormson. leave my traffic tickets all, To the Hart brothers to paper their wall. I. Kirwin Werner, leave my drums so loud, To Betty La Sorte to cheer on the crowd. I, Mary Fagan, leave my quiet ways to Mary Lou Murphy, In hopes she will use them. I. Sharon Eide, leave my cheerful ways. To Lynne Frisbee, for her cloudy days. I, Carol McGlothlin, leave my brainy ways, To Neila Hodgson for those awful examination days. (35) WILL I. Nancy Beverly, leave my well groomed hair To Penny Petersen, to look so fair. I. Kathy Owen, will my Live Wire page, To Phyllis Haglund, that Junior rage. I, Larry Paisley, leave my guitar, To Suzie Connolly, that future star. I, John Prater, leave my tales so wild, To frighten some poor innocent child. I, Mike Phillips, leave my job of president, To those of you for whom it's meant. I, Warren Sharp, leave my shop coveralls. To any of you whom Chambers calls. I, Lee Cannon, leave my curly hair, To Margie Foster for her to wear. I, Frances Zeigler, leave my chair in choir, To any of you who want a lyre. I, Connie Bonde, leave my eyes so blue, To Karen Frederick, (lucky you!). I, Lee Barron, leave the rest of you to your own fate. And take my ability to debate. I, Donna Burgess, leave my hysterical laugh. To anyone else who follows my path. I, Pat Murphy, to carry on our name, Will, to CBHS 16 years of the same. I, Gary Fauque. leave my Ford so blue, To anyone who can afford gas for it too. I, Neil Johnson, leave my turkeys so dear. To all you farmers who will be here next year. I, Carol Steyee, leave my pony tail. To that Hietpas girl named Gail. I. Claire Hanson, leave my shorthand speed, To anyone who is in need. I, Larry Taylor, leave.......... Still arguing. I, Betty Jean Alsager, will my height so tall. To Marilyn Larson, to get through the hall. I, Wanda Chidister, am wondering if I should leave or not— I'm to young to go out in this big world. I, Verna Luchi, will not cry, I'm glad to say goodbye. I, Gerald Kennedy, leave . . . and after me shut the do', 'Cause I'm going now. and won't be back no mo'!! (36) I, Jacqueline Joy Bolton, leave the biggest thing I have . . . My name. I, Anna Marie Campbell, whose shortness we all acclaim, Leave it to a gal. Elda Kays by name. I, Marj Christopherson, leave my phys. ed. class, To any other lagging lass. I, Clairice Carr, leave my school responsibilities, To go home and sweep the floor. I, Patty Hughes, leave, As fast as I can go. I, Peggy Keifer, leave my dark brown eyes, To Diane Durham to use on her favorite guys. I, Sara McGuigan, leave my Irish smile, To Ramona Aus, the boys to beguile. I, Betty Micklich, leave my oboe reed, To Connie Orr, who is in need. I, Sue Mock, will my common sense, To Suellen Scarbrough for when she is tense. I, Sherry Nash, will leave my stride, To Dave Withers when without a ride. I, Sandra Nordstrom, will not leave Jack, Because I'm sure I'd want him back. I, Linda Rabenberg, leave my cooking abilities, To the Home Ec. girls in future activities. I, Barbara Walden, leave my place in band. After all three years. Ain't it grand? I, Karen Wilson, leave my speeches so clear, For Darlene Orr to use next year. I, Dennis Hillius, leave my bowling score, To travel off to a distant shore. I, Ronnie Hill, leave my little green car. To Pat Allen, (she won't go far). I, Charles King, leave to visit Uncle Sam. I, Bill McClure, leave nothing. I'm just lucky to leave. I, Jerry Neidhardt, leave barrels of fun. To any other lucky bum. I, Harvey Sharp, leave my 4th period library, To some poor soul who's unknowing and merry. I, Wayne Wegener, leave my car so striking. To all you guys that don't liking hiking. I, Bill Wetzel, leave my wonderful grades. To Ada Dresen, that ambitious Sophomore maid. I, Susan Bunce, have already gone, The road of marriage to travel on. CALLING CARDS OF THE FUTURE Wayne Wegener Flying Service Cow Chasing our Specialty Mike Phillips Private Investigator No Woman Too Hard to Follow Harvey and Warren Sharp Normal School for Sharpies Bill Wetzel Curator Museum of Plains Indians John Prater Dirt Work and Excavating After Dark Frances Zeigler R. N. Anytown, U. S. A. Sandra Woodruff Woodruff Theaters Let's Go to a Movie Dennis Hillius Hillius' Lanes Bowling Made Easy Gloria Spink Spink's Minks Fairbanks, Alaska Gary Zimmer Dancing Academy We teach anyone with two feet Ronnie Hill Private Dective I Was a Teen-Age Bloodhound Carol Steyee Airline Hostess Make a Date in the Clouds Dee Whetstone Phychiatrist Head Shrinking by Appointment Jack Hughes Window Decorator No Shapes I Can't Drape Linda Rabenberg Linda's Bake Shop Cherry Pies Our Specialty Larry Paisley Justice of the Peace Sleepy Hollow Gerald Kennedy Skunk Farms Our Business Smells Neil Johnson Have Plow, Will Farm Kathleen Pendergass Short Story Writer Comic Strips My Specialty Charles King King's Kavaliers The Men With the Homs Rosalie Jones Piano Tuning Phone B-flat Evelyn Pollock Home Demonstration Agent Expert Advice Roger Salois Truant Officer Ethridge, Mont. Judy Huebner Judy's Sweet Shop Hamburgers 25c Malts Extra (37) CALLING CARDS OF THE FUTURE Peggy Keifer Professional Letter Writer Strictly Confidential Meryl McAdam Private Secretary No laps too small or too big I strive to please Susan Mock Mardi Gras Costumes We Serve the Aristocrats Robert Keyes President Safeway Stores Bill McClure Bill's Pawn Shop Pawnder here a while Jack Moorehead Bouncer The Stork Club Dorothy Nelson President—Wrigley's Chewing Gum Not a Whisper of Bad Breath Carol McGlothlin Nursery School Home-owned and operated Ann Murray Importer Fine Parfums Penny Hutchison United States Mint Pennies from Heaven Evelyn McGuire R. N. Phone TEmperature 98.6 Sherry Nash Ramblers Service with a Smile Dwight Kirsch Snipe Hunting Service Expert Guide Sara McGuigan Sara's Greenhouse Shamrocks by March 17 Jerry Neidhardt Wildlife Manager Taxidermy After Hours Nancy Koontz Distinctive Cheerleading Uniforms Scream in Style Dick McNaught I'll sing, you swing Santa Rita Tavern Dr. H. E. Utiger. M. D. and Dennis Nelson, Mortician We Co-operate Verna Luchi Masseuse Swedish Steam Baths Barbara Meeks Red Heart Dog Food Home-grown Horses Fran Nelson F—N Ranch Purebred Hereford Max McAdam Editor-in-Chief — PLAYBOY Your Never Too Old Betty Miklich Fashion Designer See Us for Exclusive Styles Sandra Nordstrom Growing Up? Elevator Shoes (38) CALLING CARDS OF THE FUTURE Peter H. Ormson Engraver Epitaphs with Distinction Randy R. Rasmussen Director — YMCA Four Comers, Montana Connie Bonde Business Services We are now incorporated Kathy Owen Amy Ames. Incorporated Heart Specialist Judy Adkins Specializing in Easter Eggs Adkins' Poultry Farms Donnie Bradley Author (Latest Publication) Sheep Raising Made Easy Larry Taylor C. P. A. Pool Lessons After Hours Betty Jean Alsager Telephone Operator The Voice With a Smile Donna Burgess Metropolitan Opera The Voice of America William W. WaddeU Attorney at Law New York 21. New York Josephine Barrier Barrier's Funeral Home You kill 'em, we'll chill 'em Anna Marie Campbell Campbell's Soup Have You Had Your Soup Today? Barbara Walden Reed Rental Sax Reeds, New and Used Lee Borran Lee's Trading Post Eskimo Trade Solicited Oogluck, Alaska Lee Cannon Cannon Sons Firearms Co. Get a Bang Out of Life Bev Walker X-Rays Also A, B, C, D, E, and F Rays Nancy Beverly Delicatessen Exotic Foods Wanda Chidester Beautician No Face too Heavy to Lift Kir win Werner Physiques Built by Correspondence Elaine Bird Blanket Weaving Electric If You Prefer Margie Christopherson Disc Jockey KMON KOLOR RADIO Karen Wilson Primary Teacher Timbuktu Jackie Bolton Dress Buyer Penney's Exclusively Dell Dillon Parties Unlimited We Cater (39) CALLING CARDS OF THE FUTURE Myraa Jo Dudley California Suntans C U in December Rosemary Fishel Fishel's Fish Hatchery Guppie Fillets in Season Patty Hughes First Woman Air Force General I Specialize in Warfare Sharon Eide Eide's Animal Home We Take Any Stray Gaynell Gaura Gaura's Diaper Service Experience Is Our Motto Ronnie Doming President Farmers' Union Co-op We Co-operate Clairice Carr At home after May 27 Cut Bank, Montana George Hall Political Exterminator Any Politician Exterminated Pat Murphy Murphy's Chowder We Guarantee No Overalls Mary Fagan Marriage Counselor 25 Years of Experience Clair Hanson Representative, C H Freckle Cream On a sunny day, go ahead and play Sue Bunco Baby Carriage Co., Inc. Don't Stroll Them, Roll Them Gary Fauque Test Driver for Ford Other Models Tested on Sunday William Reid Reid Muffler Manufacturer Satisfaction Guaranteed (40) REPORTER LYNNE, PRESIDENT DENNIS, VICE-PRESIDENT BUTCH, SECRETARY-TREASURER NATALIE. Ml) JUNIORS Dawn Abraham Caron Barney Rod Beland Natalie Birch Merlin Boxwell Eugene Boyle Marjory Bradley Jerold Brand void Nancy Cheeck Judy DeKaye Kathy Dunnigan Diane Durham Raye Durocher Arthur Fishel Karen Frederick (42) JUNIORS Lynne Frisbee Carol Gardipee Lester Graham Bob Haburchak Sandra Hagerty Phyllis Haglund Myrna Hale Donna Hannon Clarence Hart Lawrence Hart Karen Heitpas George Higgins Lawrence Hodgson Bill Hutchison Tom Hyde (43) JUNIORS I Carol Jensen Patsy Johnston Ivan Kays l .elvyn Kays Ted Kjose Mary Kleinsmith Allen Kruse Dennis Lahr Marlin Larson Betty LaSorte Janet Lee Janet Leistiko Terry Loudernulk Alice Losing Robert Lozing ) JUNIORS Pat Neal Susan Nelson Darlene Orr Dairy Peterson Larry Peterson Donna Puckett Jean Quist Carol Raemaker Joyce Raemaker Galen Reagan Alan Ruegamer Suellen Scarborough Tom Scott Karen Seward Clyde Steyee (45) ui me 9uon WK MDMT.GO V. l� W t ' IIUA. e«5 : ■tet.A. miw£ SHOINfli SECRETARY-TREASURER DARLENE. PRESIDENT GRACE. VICE-PRESIDENT BILL REPORTER KAY. (47) Tony Akins Fay© Atkins Steve Barron Melvin Berkram Dick Bird Kay Bond© Dennis Booth Nancy Brandon Cleo Bryant Dianne Buchanan Darlene Burgess Lynn Cannon SOPHOMORES (48) Karen Coleman John Curry Bruce DeZort Steve DeZort Ada Dresen Bob Durocher Wayne Durocher Hope Duville Karen Edwards Charles Farrel Margie Foster Ariel Fry V Janeth Gardipee Cliff Hagen Gail Heiptas Neila Hodgson Phil Huebner Francis Huss Elaine Israel Bonnie Johnson Nancy Johnson Elda Kays James King Joyce King Marilyn Kirtley Don Kraft Allen Kutt Frances LaSorte SOPHOMORES Linda Leishman Gene Lundhagen Mary Luther Loy McClanahan Loyce Lee McClanahan Grace McGuire David McNichol Robert Messier Sandra Money Sheri Money John Myers Bruce Myrhow Bill Narducci Marsha Nelson Richard Olsen Connie Oit (49) Marilyn Owen David Peterson Jim Peterson Maxine Phillips Virginia Pitman Patty Potts Tom Potts Charlotte Quackenbush Richard Royland Herbie Schaefer Jim Shelby Rick Shook SOPHOMORES Diane Slotsve Vivian Stjem Andrea Stomsvik Kay Swogger John Taylor Melvin Torgerson Nora Lee Ulven Jean Vasboe Bill Wad man John Waggoner Sue Ann Walters Jackie Warner Not Pictured, Jim Clark (50) HISTORIAN JANET. VICE-PRESIDENT NOEL, SECRETARY JOAN. TREASURER JUDY. NOT PICTURED: PRESIDENT RONNIE LUEDTKE. (51) Brian Abraham Pat Allen Calvin Augare Ramona Aus Ronald Aus Tracy Ann Babb Carol Bailey Gary Berkram Henry Beverly Judy Borst Marilyn Boxwell Tom Boyle Myrna Bradley Jane Brandon Joan Brandvold Larry Brorson Janey Cheek Gary Coen Suzie Connolly Betty Davis Ronald Dempsey Linda Dumontier Tom Dunnigan Jeff Durham FRESHMEN Butch Eide Kathy Emmett Lilli Faber Billy Hagen Sam Hagerty Charles Hanson David Harlan Sandra Harms Judy Harrison Bill Heiser Jere Herman Bill Hoffman Don Jacobson Peter Jensen Judy Johnston Mike Kays Susan Larson Walter LaTray Deidra Loyland Joyce McCampbell Linda McClanahan Judy McClure Leonard McGlothin Dennis Messier Linda Michaels Raymond Money Don Morris Donna Mortimer Mary Murphy Sharon Murphy (52) Kerma Nelson Marsha Nelson John Ness Kay O'Leyar Clifford Omsberg Penny Petersen Peggy Jo Petrie Roger Pitman Virginia Pitman George Platt Pharoby Potter Jim Printy James Quackenbush John Ouist Girts Rekevics Susan Reyman Janet Ruegamer £11 4 4 r . v - V | r V Ar- i P 0 , 1 0 f O jtfd P t Mk n n p o £“5 bJA k n ft s-TV ■ e v Duane Savage Lanny Schneider Denny Sjordal John Stevenson Walter Szafryk Bonnie Hill Dolly Corritgeux Diane Torgerson Albert Van Gelder John Van Gelder Judy Walden Don Waller Frances Weinberger Terry Shook Darlene Weiss Chari Werner Sandra Wiley John Wilkins Linda Woodruff Bill Yunck Linda Richey (53) Young Love My Bucket's got a hole in It Wow! Stick em up Run Faster Wish I was a Frosh FRESHMAN INITIATION Smile Pretty Now! TRIBUNE PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY ANNUAL STAFF We sweat and work the whole night through, To meet the deadlines always due. We strive to please the milling throng, So someone can say You spelled my name wrong! We type and scream and holler, Another day and one less dollar. Your friends and classmates who were so dear, Can all be found recorded here. This book is yours — as you go separate ways, To remember as THE GOOD OLD DAYS!! Seated left to right: Row 1—J. Moorehead, M. McAdam. J. Barrier, D. Burgess, K. Owen, D. Whetstone. Row 2—S. Nordstrom, S. Eide, D. Nelson, E. Bird, B. Walker, W. Chidester. Row 3—R. Jones, C. Bonde, C. McGlothlin, M. Dudley, N. Koontz, F. Nelson. Row 4—E. Pollock, K. Pendergrass, K. Werner, J. Neidhardt. Row 5—D. Kirsch, R. Keyes, G. Zimmer, G. Hall; not pictured R. Beland. (56) FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA - OFFICERS; left to right: Sharon Eide, Dick Walker, Karen Wilson, Rosemary Fishel, Honorary member. FTA Left to right: Elaine Israel. Carol McGlothlin, Sharon Eide, Lawrence Hodgson, Dick Walker, Claire Hanson, Rosemary Fishel, Karen Wilson. AERONAUTICS Left to right: Dwight Kirsch, George Hall, Jack Moorehead, Bob Keyes, Peter Ormson, Ed Utiger, Dell Dillon. Larry Paisley. Larry Taylor, Dennis Nelson, Mr. Torgerson, Wayne Wegener, Bill Waddell. (57) FHA FHA Officers: Dee Whetstone, Janet Leistiko, Jo Barrier, Margie Foster, Carol Jensen. Sheila Whetstone. Row 1: Heitpas, McAdam, Nordstorm. Bonde, Chidester, Barrier, Foster Jensen, Leistiko, Johnston, Arbaham, Whetstone. Row 2: Wilson, McGlothlin, Hodgson. Lee. Frisbee, Nelson, Puckett, Quist, Hannon, Hale, DeKaye, S. Whetstone. Row 3: Kays, Walters. Edwards. Woon, Buchanan, Wiley, Quackenbush, Stjem, K. Heitpas. (58) SPANISH CLUB Left to right: Diane Durham, Linda Rabenberg, Lynn Frisbee, Judy DeKaye, Betty LaSorte, Sheila Whetstone, Connie Orr, Pat Wynn; not pictured: Kirwin Werner. DEBATE-DECLAM Seated left to right: Susan Nelson, Raye Durocher, Cleo Bryant, Penny Hutchison, Sandra Hagerty, Nancy Cheek. Standing left to right. Caron Barney, Sandra Harris, Clairice Carr, Bob Habur-chak, Mr. Hansen, Bill Waddell, Lee Barron. DEBATE OFFICERS Bob Haburchak Lee Barron (59) LATIN I Seated left to right: Noel Eide, Don Waller, Hope Duville, Judy Walden, Maxine Phillips, Kathy Dunnigan. Elaine Israel. Janie Cheek. Lanny Schneider. Standing left to right: Ronnie Aus, Melvin Kays, Chari Werner, Gene Lundhagen, Larry Peterson, Darry Peterson, Herb Schaefer, Ivan Kays, Deidra Loyland, David Peterson, Neila Hodgson, Jere Herman, Richard Olsen, Mr. Speich. LATIN II Seated left to right: Mr. Speich, Marilyn Kirtley. Ada Dresen, Andrea Stomsvik, Bill Waddell, Nancy Beverly, Joye King, Jean Vasboe. Standing left to right: Jo Barrier. Cleo Bryant. John Taylor. Lee Barron, Mike Phillips, Melvin Torgerson, John Curry, Ariel Fry, Darlene Orr, Nancy Cheek. (60) LIVE WIRE Live Wire Staff; row 1, left to right: D. Burgess, D. Whetstone, D. Bradley, Mr. Speich, L. Cannon, K. Owen. J. Bolton. Row 2: J. Moorhead, E. Pollock, P. Keifer, M. Dudley, N. Koontz, B. Walker, W. Chidester, M. Phillips. Row 3: B. Haburchak, J. Huebner, R. Fishel, P. Haglund, C. McGlothlin, R. Jones, F. Zeigler. Row 4: J. Neidhardt, S. Eide, D. Nelson. JC. Pendergrass. Row 1, left to right: Lee Cannon, Ass't Editor; Don Bradley, Editor; Jack Moorhead, Business Manager; Mr. Speich, Advisor. Row 2: Dee Whetstone, Front Page; Sharon Eide, Art; Jackie Bolton. Sports Page; Kathy Owen, Feature Page; Donna Burgess, Editorial Page. Two All- State Ratings The LIVE WIRE The Official Organ of Cut Bank High School, published every second week during the school year. Subscription rate: 12 00 per year. Single copy: 15c. Entered as Second Class Matter September 26. 1940. at the Post Office In Cut Bank. Montana, under Act of March 3. 1897. [moimtan Donnie Bradley—Editor Lee Cannon—Assistant Dee Whetstone .................. -......—................. Front Page Editor Mike Phillips, Assistant Donna Burgew-------------------------------------------- Editorial Page Editor Peggy Keifer. Assistant Kathy Owen.......................................... — Feature Page Editor Bevcrlv Walker. Assistant Jackie Bolton ........................................... Sports Page Editor Jerry Neidhardt. Assistant Sharon Eide_______________________________________________________Art Editor Rosalie Jones. Assistant Jack Moorhead ........................... Business and Advertising Manager RoseMary Fishel. Carol McGlothlin. Assistants Bob Haburrhak . - ....................... —............... Photographer Karen Wilson ........................................... Circulation Manager Nella Hodgson. Carol McGlothlin, Assistants Mr. Sprleft .........................................................Advisor Assistants and Reporters Nancy Beverly, Anna M. Campbell, Ronnie Deming. Myrna Dudley. Sharon Eide, Judy Huebner, Nancy Koontz. Barbara Meeks. Meryl Mr Adam. Ann Murray, Dorothy Nelson. Larry Paisley. Kay Pendergrass. Evelyn Pollock. Larry Taylor, Sandra Woodruff Underclass Reporters Freshmen. George Platt, Sandra Harris. Pharoby Potter: sophomores. Ariel Fry, NeiLa Hodgson. Vivian Stjern. Andre Stomsvlk; Juniors. Phyllis Haglund. Raye Duroeher. Tom Boyle (61) C CLUB C Club officers left to right. Eugene Boyle, Don Bradley. Larry Paisley, Dennis Lahr, Kirwin Werner. C Club members left to right, row 1: Randy Rasmussen. Jack Moorhead, Eugene Boyle. Don Bradley, Larry Paisley, Dennis Lahr. Kirwin Werner, Robert Keyes. Wayne Wegener. Row 2. left to right. Dairy Petersen, Larry Taylor. Gary Zimmer. Ted Kjose. Melvyn Kays. Merlin Box well. Jerry Neidhardt. Jack Hughes. Neil Johnson. Row 3. left to right. Kent Webster. Jim Clark. Alan Ruegamer. Tom Hyde, Mike Phillips, Bill Narducci, Dave Withers. The lettermen's club consists of 31 members who have won at least one letter in athletics at CBHS. Mr. Cook and Mr. DeGroot are again acting as club advisors. The C Club this year sponsored a very successful New Year's Eve dance. With the completion of the new gym, the C club members proved a valuable asset as they performed in various capacities. The lettermen operated a coat-check room and sold programs during the regular season and the tournaments to raise money for their projects of buying a trophy case and a whirl-pool bath for the gym. (62) PEP CLUB OFFICERS Row 1: McGuire, Bolton, Koontz, Walker, Brandon, Bird Eide. Woodruff, Brandon, Coleman, McGuire, Bonde, Ulven. Row 2: Nelson. Durocher, Chidester, Huebner, Fishel. Leistiko, DeKaye, Haglund, McClanahan, Slotsve, Johnson, Wilson, Ziegler, Swogger, Murphy, Walden. Row 3: Pendergrass, Nelson, Lee, Frisbee, Jensen, Hale Whetstone. Gardipee. Seward. McClanahan, McClanahan. Kays, Larson, McClure. Ruegamer, Hodgson, Reyman. Johnson, Werner. Row 4: Vasboe. Walters, King, Potts. Money, Woon, Buchanan. Foster, Phillips. Money, LaSorts, Gardipee. Johnson, Leishman, Murphy, Brandvcld, Harris. McGlothlin, Allen, Puckett. O'Leyar, Woodruff. Left to right: Elaine Bird, Sharon Eide, Jane Brandon, Nancy Brandon, Sandra Woodruff. PEP CLUB (63) Evelyn McGuire Cheer Queen Nancy Koontz Jackie Bolton Bev Walker (64) TWIRLERS Front row: Dorothy Nelson, Sandra Woodruff, Carol Jo Steyee. Back row: Linda Woodruff, Loyce Lee McClanahan, Donna Burgess, Andrea Stomsvik, Loy Marie McClanahan, Vivian Stjern. (65) G.A.A. OFFICERS Left to right: Frances LeSorts, Ada Dresen. Connie Bonde. Dawn Abraham, Janet Ruegamer. G.A.A. CLUB Front row: McAdam. Nordstrom. Bonde. Quist, Chidester, Barrier, Frederick, Abraham, Leistiko, Johnston, DeKaye, Haglund. Heitpsas. McClanahan, Slotsve, Walden, Aus, Fry, Brandon, Swogger, Brandon, Loyland, King, Bailey, Murphy. Second row: Raemaker, Neal. Scarborough, Woodruff. Nelson, Bird, Lee. Frisbee, Jensen. Hale, Whetstone, Gardipee, Dresen, McClanahan, McClanahan, Stomsvik, Money. McCampbell, McClure, Ruegamer, Hodgson. Kays, Reyman, Babb, Faber, Boxwell, Harris. Row three: Fishel, Fagan. Warner, Coleman, Edwards, Walters, Woon, Buchanan, Foster Stjern, Money. Phillips, Potts, Vasboe, Gardipee. Adkins. Cheek, Johnson. Leishman, Larson. Allen, Woodruff. Davis. McGuire. Bonde, Ulven, Burgess, Kirtley, Johnston. Peterson, LaSorte. (66) CHOIR OFFICERS Row 1: left to right: Kirsch, Eide, Mr. Brandvold, Neidhardt. Burgess. CUT BANK HIGH SCHOOL A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row 1; left to right: Vasboe, Miklick. McGuire. Walden, Brandvold, Zeigler, Loyland, Phillips, Owen, Burgess. DeKaye, Bonde, Mortimer, Isreal, Weiberger, Mr. Brandvold. Row 2: Stjern, Coleman Fry. McGuire, Chidester, Eide, Stomsvik, Brandon, Whetstone, Buchanan, McClanahan, McClanahan, Burgess, Durham, Orr, LaSorte. Barney. Row 3: King, Frisbee. Beverly, Eide, Platt, Kays. Shelby, Neidahrdt, Wadman, Huebner, Peterson, Harris. Hagerty, Connolly. Row 4: Taylod, Peterson, Scott, Kjose, Torgerson, Haburchak, Barren, Phillips. Barren, Paisley, Kirsch, Bradley, Narducci. ( BAND OFFICERS First row, left to right: Kathy Owen. Patsy Johnston. Row 2: Brandvold. Noel Eide, Darrell Peterson. First row. left to right: Swogger. Slotsve, Kirtley, Johnson. Reyman. Lahr. Johnston, Leistiko, Murphy, Wiley. Row 2: Curry Scarborough, Hodgson Dresen, Nelson, Owen, Barren. Israel, Stoms-vik, Stjern, Harrison. Row 3: LaSorte, Taylor, Fry, Warner, Jones. Beverly, Walden. Miklich, Orr, Mr. Brandvold. Row 4: Haburchak. Peterson, McNichol, King, Heiser, Johnston. Potter. Hagen. Eide. Row 5: Pitman. LaSorte. Frederick. Abraham, Harlan, Werner. OCTETTE Lef to right: Dwight Kirsch, John Taylor, Mike Phillips, Lee Barron, Bob Haburchak, Melvin Torger-son, Jerry Neidhardt, Noel Eide. TRIPLE TRIO Mr. Brandvold Left to right: Grace McGuire. Kathy Owen. Evelyn McGuire. Nancy Koontz, Elaine Israel, Sharon Eide, Donna Burgess, Betty LaSorte, Judy DeKays. (69) It only hurts for a little while. MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS The End. No P y poopers here. Not everybody can do this. The morning side. Baseball's Mighty Men. Dubble Bubble. BOB'S CARTER SERVICE SENIOR PLAY SNAPS Play Cast What's goln' on? Bulls Eye Was it delicious Boy we're tired Speculatin' (72) SENIOR PLAY SNAPS HULA HOOP CONTEST? Liberace You don't say The crew at work EVERETT SCHULUND, MONTANA HOMES, INC. (73) HOMECOMING Royal Blood Crowning in the Process Senior Float 2nd Freshmen Float 3rd Sophomore Float Spanish Club Float (74) And the Grand March Begins That Happy Feeling s I L V E R B E L L S Punch Anyone? The King and Queen Dance Silver Bells in Session r r Smile! Thank you. Dancing in the Dark OILFIELD LUMBER COMPANY (75) BOYS STATE Row 1: Don Bradley, Lee Cannon, Roger Salois. Row 2: Jack Moorhead, Ed Utiger, Mike Phillips, Kirwin Werner. GIRLS STATE Jo Barrier Connie Bonde Meryl McAdam (76) Jack Hughes Merlin Boxwell Randy Rasmussen Ted Kjose Dairy Peterson Wayne Wegener Eugene Boyle Dave Withers Larry Paisley Neil Johnson Kirwin Werner (78) Jim Clark Tom Hyde -r Charles McAdam Wayne Durocher Lawrence Hodgson Allen Kruse Terry Loudermilk rfSi Jim Shelby David Peterson Bill Narducci John Myers Jim Seewald (79) VARSITY Front row, left to right: Kruse, McAdam, Wadman, Huebner, Boyle, Bird, Narducci. Row 2: Boxwell. Hyde. Myers. Paisley, Waggoner. Louder-milk, Hughes, Werner. Row 3: Hodgson, Kjose, Shelby, Peterson, Johnson, Rasmussen, Seewald, Withers. Booth, Wegener. COACHES Coach Laird Coach Cook Nail him! SCOREBOARD August 29 Wolves ... 0 Alumni 25 Sept. 5 Wolves 7 Shelby 33 Sept. 12 Wolves .... 34 Choteau .. 13 Sept. 19 Wolves .27 Sunburst 13 Sept. 26 Wolves ...� 7 Browning . 0 Oct. 4 Wolves 13 Fairfield 0 Oct. 10.._ Wolves 0 Conrad .... 0 Oct. 17 Wolves 38 Valier 7 Oct. 22 Wolves 21 Harlem 2 MANAGERS Don Morris Don Bradley John Curry FRESHMEN Pitman, Durham, Waller, Abraham. Row 2: Augare, T. Boyle, Hoffman, Eide, Schneider, Beverly. Row 3: Luedtke, Heiser, A. Van Gelder, Dunnigan. McGlothlin, Jacobson, J. Van Gelder. (80) (81) (82) A w V4 n A SQUAD Row 1: N. Johnson. J. Hughes. J. Neidhardt, K. Werner. Row 2: L. Taylor, M. Phillips, D. Lahr, Mgr; D. Walker. Mgr. Row 3: D. Peterson, A. Ruegamer, B. Boyle, K. Webster. Row 4; T. Hyde, L. Hodgson, D. Withers, M. Larson. MANAGERS Dick Walker Dennis Lahr B SQUAD D. Waller W. Durocher A. Kruse L. McGlothlin J. Quist R. Luedtke T. Boyle B. Hoffland J. Brandvold J. Clark (83) SEASON HIGH-LITES Such Utter Grace! What's up? Stretch, stretches. Knock down, drag out. Don't You Dare! This is the End! Captain Hook. Reach for the Moon! Grab it if you can! BASKETBALL SCORES Nov. 28 Cut Bank ...76 Harlem 52 Nov. 29 Cut Bank .49 Chinook ..33 Dec. 5 Cut Bank .54 Browning .41 Dec. 6 Cut Bank .48 Shelby .. .34 Dec. 12.. Cut Bank ...70 Harlem .34 Dec. 13.. Cut Bank ...48 Fort Benton 49 Dec. 19.. .... - Cut Bank ...63 Chinook . 36 Dec. 20.. Cut Bank 33 Shelby 36 Jan. 3... Cut Bank S3 Choteau 66 Jan. 9... Cut Bank 71 Valier _ 47 Jan. 10... Cut Bank 48 Havre Central 45 jan. 16... Cut Bank —59 Browning 45 Jan. 17... Cut Bank ... 45 Sunburst 39 Jan. 23... Cut Bank 48 Fairfield 77 Jan. 24... Cut Bank ... 52 Conrad 59 Jan. 30... Cut Bank ... 45 Choteau 44 Jan. 31 Cut Bank ... 67 Valier S? Feb. 7.. Cut Bank 60 Browning 54 Feb. 13.. 48 Sunburst 47 Feb.14 47 Fairfield 58 Feb. 20. Cut Bank ...50 Conrad 48 Ballet anyone? Bet I can Jump higher than You! (84) BUSTER RUETTEN SENIOR DIARY SEPTEMBER 2. School again. Hurray. Hurray?? Mike's our President with Jo, Roger, and Meryl his assistants. 3. Say! Have you noticed the green study hall? 4. Cheerleading tryouts this P.M. Evelyn Queen, Jackie, Bev and Nancy won. 5. Donna is editor of the Wolf . Shelby wins . . . but we will next year. 6. Where were you last ngiht???? 7. Motto of the '58 grads — Have books, will travel. 10. First Student Council meeting. Homecoming on the 26th. Halbrect from Havre showed us pix. 12. Wolves win first over Bulldogs. 13. What?? a dance!! 17. Dreamboat! Humm, sounds like a winner for homecoming. 18. Do you have your Live Wire page done? FHA has firsf meeting. 19. Connie is GAA Pres. Cut Bank beats Sunburst. 23. Youth Club meeting and first snow fall. 24. How's your float coming? 25. How much did you say that chicken wire was????? 26. Homecoming — Larry and Donna reign — Junior float and CB both win. 28. How did that big hole get in Robert's window?? OCTOBER 1. Anybody like those long black stockings? 4. Youth Club dance a success. We all had a blast. 5. Who are you betting on? Yanks or Braves? 7. Curious Savage tryouts tonite. 8. The school board accepted the gym last nite. 9. Play cast posted; Yanks win the World Series. 10. We play Conrad — a tie — 0 to 0. Elk's Dance. 11. Everybody's gone hunting. 13. First day of practice for The Curious Savage . 14. Employment tests — did you know I'd make a good mechanic? 15. Nobody went home today. Reason? Report cards. 17. Played Valier there and won. 20. 7:00 A.M. play practice. 21. Start taking Senior Portraits. 22. Teacher's Convention. Four whole days of vacation. 23. Co-ed Ball in Shelby. Bill, how's it feel to have a car fall on your head? 24. Wonder where everybody was last night instead of at the football game? That's the good ole' school spirit!! 29. See you later, Gary! 30. Senior football boys go to Denver. 31. Halloween parties. Parties, hummmmm!! (85) SENIOR DIARY NOVEMBER 1. Saturday night. Kind of dull after last night. 2. Senior football boys back from Oklahoma-Colorado football game. 3. The Senior's teddy bear is still missing. Do you suppose he hibernated? 4. Another play practice almost before dawn. Some of the Senior girls took nurses tests in Shelby. 6. The Josten representative showed us announcements today. 7. Rainbow-DeMolay hayride. Did you ever hear of anyone raking hay on Main Street? 10. The most Seniors elected today. Frosh give assembly complete with hula-hoop demonstration. 11. No school. Veteran's Day. Worked on the play set. 12. Mary, Carol. Karen and Dee receive their Chapter Degrees in FHA. 13. Student Council discusses concession stand. 14. School's all shining, teachers braced, all the Elvis pictures have disappeared from the lockers, Why? Open house tonite. 16. Burr!! It was really cold today. 17. Candidates announced for Miss Lightbulb — Evelyn, Lynne, Karen, and Jane. 20. Dress rehearsal for the play. What kept happening to that note for Titus, Kathy? 21. Curious Savage a big success. The cast and assistants had a potluck at Mrs. Dresen's after. The hula-hoop got a real work out. 24. Live Wire day and a foot of snow. Some of the kids are think of getting snow shoes. 25. The absence list is still long. Everybody must be home studying for six weeks tests tomorrow. Hummmmm. 27. Happy Thanksgiving! 28. A day to sleep. Everybody is home again. Rainbow dance. DECEMBER 2. Betty Crocker Homemaker contest today. Nowadays you have to be a mathematician to even be a homemaker. 3. Report cards. Woe is me! 5. Dedication of the new gym and we beat Browning. 6. The KMONSTERS played at the dance after Cut Bank beats Shelby. Everyone had a ball. 9. The portraits are beginning to arrive, everyone is pretty as a picture. 10. FHA girls collected clothes to send to the Orphan's Home at Twin Bridges. 13. We beat Harlem and lost to Fort Benton this weekend. 15. Silver Bells is theme for the Senior Ball. Dee and Larry were chosen chairmen. 16. Be sure and get your baby picture in to Sandra or Peg! 18. Prom royalty elected — Donna, Sharon, Kathy, Don, Jerry, Dwight, and Gary. 19. Paroled for two weeks of sleeping in every morning. 20. It's All in the Game when we loose to Shelby. 23. Silver Bells . Kathy and Donnie reign. 24. Have you hung your stocking yet? 25. Merry Christmas! Did you get your Cadillac? 26. Wonder what everyone was doing? They weren't at the Elk's Dance. The basketball team went to Missoula for MSC-MSU game. 31. New Year's Eve Dance. Need we say more? JANUARY 1. Happy New Year! Don't roll those blood shot eyes at me. 2. Sure has been quiet around here the last two days. 3. The first game of conference play — Bulldogs vs Wolves. 4. Early to bed, early to rise, from now on until Easter vacation. 5. Back to the old grind again. 6. Another annual meeting, things are really beginning to take shape. 7. Only one semester, two weeks and two days left. 9. Game with Valier here. We won. 10. We played Havre at Havre. 13. Have you started your thesis yet? Only three days left before the final deadline. 15. Just one of those days, we're all writing like mad. 16. Guess who extended the deadline? We played Browning here. Tame game. 17. Wolves beat Refiners at Sunburst. 18. Sunday again and not much to do but go to the show. 21. Burning the midnight oil. 22. Semester tests start today. Sure would be nice if we got off every day when we didn't have classes. 23. More tests and we loose to Fairfield. 24. This just isn't our weekend, we lost to Conrad tonite. 26. Youth Council meets to discuss dances for the B Tourney. 27. A gladiator is a happy cannibal widower. 30. Choteau here. 31. Valier there. FEBRUARY 1. IFYE delegate was here this morning and showed slides on Japan. 5. National Assembly presented by the Table Tennis Champs. 6. 122 Absentees — all from the storm? 7. Heap big massacre at Browning. Browning looses in attempt to scalp 8. What is the Spectator ? 9. Spring has sprung, fall has fell, winter's here, and it's cold — as usual. 10. Wanted: Author to write essay on Americanism. 11. Student Council this morning, plans well under way for the tournament. 13. The choir went to Helena to sing and got back in the middle of the Sunburst game. 14. Be my Valentine, or better yet, send MONEY. Fairfield game. 15. Sunday again. Did you see the little green snake in The Naked and the Dead ? 16. Live Wire day again. 18. Student Council and another annual meeting. 19. Senior Class has meeting and decides to have a dance on Saturday night of the B Tournament. 20. Conrad here. How do you like the new Pop-Corn Popper in the gym? 21. Very dull, no game. 23. Evelyn was elected Lightbulb Queen. 25. Everyone is looking forward to those shortened periods during the tournament, even the teachers. 26. First day of the first tournament in the new gym. The town is starting to buzz. 27. It's Just a Matter of Time till we see who takes the tournament. 28. Fairfield wins tourney. Shelby looses to Fort Benton in their district. The Senior's dance is a big success. Cut Bank. £ (87) MARCH SENIOR DIARY 1. Kirwin places first in state Elk's Leadership contest. Kathy takes fifth. 4. Another two days of short periods; school got out at 1:00 this time. 5. First day of the C Tournament. Did you like the can-cans on the cheerleaders? 6. Beep Beep, Beep Beep seems to be top on Main Street hit parade. 7. Stagger Lee ranks high tonite. Gilford takes the tournament. 9. The State Highway Patrol showed safety movies this morning. Are you guilty of Teenacide ? 10. United Nations contest coming up. 12. 105 students out of school with flu. They opened the door and influenza. 13. Last night we toured Europe with Mrs. Dresen. 14. Nancy and Rosemary tie in Pillsbury Bakeoff. They'll both enter the state contest. 17. Saint Patrick's Day. Mr. Kerlee even had a green carnation. 19. The delegates left today for the State FHA Convention in Missoula. 21. Organization meeting for the hams — not you, Porky. Boots Olson is in charge. 24. Everyone is working like mad on the annual, deadline in this week. 25. Seniors are learning a new alphabet in English. 26. Have you seen Pat Boone in Mardi Gras yet? Tonite's the last nite! Huckleberry Hounders tucked in their tails today. 27. Good Friday. No school. 28. Have you dyed your Easter Eggs yet? 29. Happy Easter. 30. We're still finding Easter Eggs. APRIL 1. All the drinking fountains started squirting coke today. April fool. 2. The annual is finally finished. 3. Some of the Junior girls are wearing bermudas and leotards to play practice. 6. Not much doing over the weekend. 7. Why is Dee sleeping in the gym? 9. Dress rehersal for the Junior play. I wonder if they were Scared Stiff ? 10. The Junior play is a big success. 13. Did you know that a Chinese New Years never falls on the same day twice. It always takes place a year later. 16. Only twenty-six days left for the Seniors. 19. These weekends sure go fast. Why don't they have them in the middle of the week? 21. When the gophers came out this year they were wearing chemise-type coats. 24. DeMolay convention starts today. Wonder what they do there? 27. Only nineteen more days. 29. The Juniors are starting to decorate for the prom. MAY 1. If you haven't got a date for the Prom, you'd better do somthing quick. 2. Junior Prom. 3. The kids are back from High School Week at Bozeman. 6. Have you counted your credits lately? 8. Just ten days more. 9. The State Music Meet was held this weekend. 12. When do you think we'll have field day? 14. What did you hear about the Senior Sneak Day? 15. The track team is still at it. 18. Measured for caps and gowns this week. 20. Do you think we'll ever learn to march? 22. The last day. Ain't it grand? 24. Baccalaureate. 27. Graduation at last. 28. Anybody home yet? CUT BANK MERCANTILE Sends Congratulations to the Graduates of '59 QUALITY VALUE ALWAYS Compliments to the Class of '59 from MARK HATCH of HATCH BUICK When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Will Build Them SAM'S TEXACO SERVICE Firestone Tires, Tubes Havoline-Texaco Motor Oils Marfak Lubrication Phone WEst 8-2481 CUT BANK, MONTANA For the Finest Fashions in High School Shop First and Always at THE AVENUE Smart Apparel Hardware and Household Supplies THE GLACIER HOTEL, MOTEL Clothing for the Whole Family and COFFEE SHOP Wish the Graduating Class of '59 GamMe4 GOOD LUCK The Friendly Store ART STUBKJAER AND MANAGEMENT PUBLIC DRUG LARSON'S MENS WEAR in Extends Congratulations Cut Bank, Montana and Sends Best Wishes and Congratulations Best Wishes for the Future to the Class of 1959 To the Class of '59 (89) V (UUt d ketfceA. at BUTTBEYS •DEPARTMENT STORE The Quality Store CLOTHING - FOODS Wishes the '59 Graduates All the Luck In the Future BILLS BARBER SHOP Wishes the Graduates Success and Happiness In the Future Congratulations From the FASHION CLEANERS Service Al-ways 209 West Main CUT BANK, MONTANA WES' BODY SHOP For Bear Alignment and Glass Replacement GOOD LUCK SENIORS Bowl for • Recreation • Health Fountain Lunches 6 Modem Alleys Automatic Pin Spotters RECREATION CENTER Muggs Hillus, Owner Compliments of DUNDAS OFFICE SUPPLY GREAT FALLS, MONTANA With the Help of the MONARCH LUMBER Your Future Home Will Be One of Beauty and Happiness Best Wishes to the SENIORS A Great Place to Shop i Xuii JYate fa TUrwutA. 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