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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1962 volume:

n iie In (jot,J }JeTruft fl; iea Jer Jf 6oa L Vifueler -UJVii'h? C li ryfa nt e mum We, the Class of 1962, have chosen to dedicate this annual to our principal, Mr. Ray Rimel. He has been our friend and counselor for four years. We hope that this will in some measure show our appreciation for his tireless efforts in our behalf. Dedication 2 Dedication 2 Administration 5 Seniors II Juniors 37 Sophomores 45 Freshmen 51 Athletics 59 Organizations 69 It is our sincere wish that The Wolf for 1962 will give you pleasant reading and bring forth many happy memories of days spent in Gut Bank High School. The Annual Staff 5 Office Girls ROW I: Susan Larson, Peggy Jo Petrie, Susan Reyman. ROW II: Janet Ruegamer, Judy Walden, Chari Werner, Judy House, Marilyn Boxwell. Librarians ROW I: Marie Ann Johnson, Jane Teel, Sandy Wiley, II: Candy Warner, Pat Luse, Linda Brandvold, Janet Jane Brandon, Joyce Brandvold, Wanda Richtor. ROW Reser, Carol Schafer, Cheryl Pritchard, Colleen Briody. 6 You Seniors are completing the last of your high school course. The annual of 1962 will provide you with a fitting momento of your days spent in school. The experiences of high school and the friendships gained there will remain long in your memories. It is my hope that our school has assisted in the training essential for successful living. H. C. DAVIS Superintendent ROBERT YUNCK Chairman School Board MYRTLE DAVIS Clerk 7 JACK WARNER WES PLATT DR. PEDERSON MARY OWEN •w HELEN DRESEN GARY WOLLAN KATHERINE BROOKS TOM MOLEN LcROY TORGERSON LENORE PFISTER CLARENCE BRANDVOLD 8 JIM MURPHY PHYLLIS MYHRE FRED LEACH BARBARA SCHWINGEL WILLIE DcGROOT ESTHER STUFFT CLARENCE SPEICH FRED BARRETT JIM ELLIS NICK HABURCHAK DICK SCHWINGEL KAY EDRINGTON WILLIAM CHAMBERS LEONARD AMUNDSON 9 c u s t 0 d 1 a n s Left to Right: FRED BECKER, WAYNE McCAMPBELL, GEORGE VOILES, GORDON PETERSON Left to Right: JIM ROMSA, HAROLD DYE, BOB WOODWARD, VAUGHN MOORE, FRED INGRAM, H. C. DAVIS. Not pictured: ERLING EVENSON, WAYNE DUDLEY 10 fnroflS BRIAN ABRAHAM—“Abe”—A bachelor’s life is wonderful, but let’s not be narrow-minded— Majors: English, Science, Math; Ambition: College; Activities: Band 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Tumbling 1, 2. PAT ALLEN—When love and duty clash, let duty to smash—Majors: English, Commercial; Ambition: Be a good housewife; Activities: Live Wire 4; Annual Co-editor. RAMONA A S—Her own thoughts are her best companions—Majors: English, Math, History, Science, Home Economics; Ambition: College; Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; President 4; Class Vice President 2; Latin Club 3, 4; Secretary 3; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4; Reporter 3, 4; Student Council Treasurer 4; Live Wire; Annual; Junior Play (Beth) ; Girls’ State Alternate. RONALD AUS—“Ronnie”—Life is a jest and all things show it—I thought so once and now I know it- -Majors: Commercial, English, History; Ambition: C.P.A.; Activities: C-Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Live Wire. TRACY ANN BABB—“Tiger”—Around her there’s always a laughmosphere—Majors: Home Economics, English, Spanish, History; Ambition: Foreign Service; Activities: Girls’ Chorus 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual; Live Wire; Spanish Club: Choraleers 4: Madrigals 3; Tumbling 3, 4; Vice President 3, 4. CAROL BAILEY—“Beetle”—Independence is the spice of life—Majors: English, History; Ambition: To be a success; Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1, 3, 4; Library 2, 3; Tumbling 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, 4. 12 GARY' BERKRAM—Full of fun and mischief too, doing things he shouldn’t do— Majors: History, English, Science; Ambition: Rancher. HENRY BEVERLY—“Bud”—You are a devil at cveiything and there is no kind of a thing in the universal world but what you can turn your hand to—Majors: English, Science, History; Ambition: Criminal Lawyer; Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4; President 4; Madrigals 3; Choralecrs 4; Baritone Trio 3, 4; Live Wire; Annual Editor; Math and Science Club 3; DeMolay Master Counselor 4; Boys’ State 3; Student Council 4; Junior Play (Laurie); Senior Play (Charles); Boys’ Tumbling 2; Football 1; Festival Choir 4; State Choir 4 JUDY BORST—No matter how hard may be the clinch, she’ll always have a good time— Majors: History, Math, English, Science; Ambition: Be a School marm; Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual; F.H.A. 2, 3; Office Girl 3; Live Wire 4. MARILYN RAE BOXWELL—“Missie” She is gentle, she is shy, but there’s mischief in her eye. She’s a flirt. Majors: Science, Home Economics, English, History; Ambition: To be a success; Activities: Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 3; Vice President 3; Twirling 2, 3, 4; Pom Pom Girl 2, 3, 4; Choir 3, 4; Secretary 4; Girls’ Chorus 4; Live Wire: Tumbling 2; Annual; Junior Play; Librarian 2, 3; Secretary 2; Office Girl 4. TOM BOYLE—“T-Bone”—Take good care of me girls, there’s few of us left—Majors: English, History, Science; Activities: Latin 3, 4, President 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior League Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4; Boys’ State 3; C-Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Secretary 3; Class Vice President 4. JANE BRANDON—In school she’s studious-— maybe—but out of school wait and see— Majors: English, Commercial, Math, Science; Ambition: To be important; Activities: Live Wire; Cheerleader 2, 4; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 1; G.A.A. 1, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4, Vice President 4; Annual; Girls’ State 3; Pom Pom 3: Choir 2; Class Secretary 3; Triple Trio 2. 13 LARRY BRORSON—“Maynard; — Life is what my thoughts make it—Majors: English, History; Ambition: College; Activities: Basketball 1. LINDA BROWNE—“Brownie —I’m on the brink of a great career—Majors: English, History, Science, Commercial; Ambition: Rancher; Activities: Transfer 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; G.A. A. 1, 3, 4, President 3; Student Council 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 4; Madrigals 3; Girls’ Chorus 4; Live Wire; Annual. WILLIAM BRUCE—“Bill”—I’d like to do something great—Majors: English, History; Ambition: Be great; Activities: Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2, 4; Track 1. GARY COEN—Never let studying interfere with your education—Majors: English, Math, History, Shop; Ambition: Army; Activities: Shop Club 3, 4. SUZIE CONNOLLY—'“Suz”—Life is really simple but men insist on making it complicated —Majors: English, Commercial; Ambition: Music; Activities: Annual; Live Wire; Spanish Club 1, 2; Vice President 2. BETTY JO RENEE’ DAVIS—“B. J.’ —I’d hate boys, but I was told to love my enemies— Majors: English, History; Ambition: Travel around the world; Activities: Live Wire; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Annual; F.H.A. 4; Twirlers 3, 4, Pres. 4. 14 THOMAS FRANCIS DUNNIGAN—“Tom”— A naughty little twinkle in his eye—Majors: English, Shop; Ambition: Rancher; Activities: Football 1, 4; C-Club 4; Shop Club 3, 4. JEFFREY D. DURHAM—“Jeff”—Just because I’m small is no reason to fret, I’ll shove my way thro’ this world yet—Majors: English, History; Ambition: College; Activities: Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3; C-Club 4; Tumbling 2. NOEL EIDE—“Butch”—It’s always fair weather when good fellows get together—Majors: English, Math, Science; Ambition: College, Activities: Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Latin 1, 2, Secretary 1; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 1, President 4; Boys’ Octet 1, 2; Choralccrs 3, 4; Madrigals 3; Boys’ State 3; Class Pres. 2; Vice Pres. 1; Homecoming King 4; Live Wire; Tumbling 2; Baritone Trio 3, 4; State Choir 3; Festival 2, 4. KATHERINE ELLEN EMMETT—To be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved—Majors: English, Spanish, Math, Science, History; Ambition: Teaching; Activities: Annual; Spanish Club 2, 3, Reporter 2; President 4; Tumblers 2, 3, 4; Girls’ State Alternate; Live Wire: Junior Play (Aunt March) ; District Band 3; District Choir 4: N.H.S. 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4. CLYDE FISHER—I can’t think of two things at once so I just think of her—Majors: Math, English, History; Ambition: Electrical engineer. WILLIAM M. HAGEN—“Bill”—I’ve never had even a bit of a crush—Majors: Math, English; Ambition: Navy; Activities: Football 1. 15 CHARLES HENRY HANSON—“Charlie”— He comes with the bright look we all know— Majors: English, Science, Math; Ambition: To own a corvette; Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Shop Club 3; Track 2. DAVE HARLAN—“D. J”—Better late than never—Majors: Shop, English; Activities: Band 1,2; Shop Club 3, 4; Football 1. SANDRA HARRIS—“Sandy”—If I’m not the great I am, who am I—Majors: English, Math, Science, History; Ambition: College; Activities: G.A.A.; Pep Club 1, 2; Debate and Declam 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Ensemble 2; Madrigals 3; Choraleers 4; Junior Play (Mrs. March); Live Wire; Senior Play (Madame Arcati); N.H.S. 2, 3, 4; Math and Science Club 3, 4; Annual. WILLIAM HEISER—“Bill”—All women love a lover—Majors: English, History; Ambition: Mechanic; Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2; Football 1. KAREN HENDRICKSON—It’s hard to be in love and still be wise—Majors: English, History, Commercial; Ambition: Secretary; Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Youth Club, Reporter 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3; Library 3; Annual; Junior Play (Judy) ; Transfer 4; Commercial Club 3. JERE HERMAN—“Herm”—Only the good die young, I guess I’ll live to be an old man— Majors: English, Math, Science, Latin; Ambition: To have fun; Activities: Live Wire; Latin Club 1, 2; C-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. 16 BONNIE MARLENE HILL—The heart is like the moon—there’s a man in it—Majors: English, Home Economics, Commercial; Activities: Live Wire; Annual Co-editor. JUDY HOUSE—“Jug”-—Majors: English, History, Commercial; Ambition: College; Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1; French Club 2; Office Girl 4; G.A.A. 3. WILLIAM HOFFMAN—“Bill”—-To study or not to study, that is the question—Majors: English, Shop; Ambition: College; Activities: C-Club 2, 3, 4; Shop Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Live Wire. DONALD ALLEN JACOBSON—“Jake”—An all-around guy, and a guy all-around—Majors: English, Math, Science, Aeronautics; Ambition: Be successful; Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; C-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ State. PETER LARRIN JENSEN—“Pete” — High school days can’t compare to high school nights —Majors: English, Science, History; Ambition: To be rich; Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1 ; C-Club 3, 4; Baseball 1, 4; Junior Play (Mr. March); All-Conference Football 4. JUDY MARIE JOHNSTON—“Jud” — You live only once, so make the best of it—Majors: Math, History, Science; Ambition: Success; Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Reporter 3; G.A.A. 1, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3; Latin Club 2, 3, President 2, 3; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3; Class Treasurer 1; Reporter 3; Co-editor Live Wire; Student Body President 4; Girls’ State. 17 SUSAN ELAINE LARSON—'“Susie”—I can resist anything but temptation—Majors: English, Commercial, History; Ambition: Fashion buyer; Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1; Spanish Club 1, 2, President 1; Senior Play (Elvira); Live Wire Editor 4. SUSAN KAY LENOIR—Merry eyes betray the sunshine in her heart—Majors: English, Math, Science, History; Ambition: To succeed; Activities: Live Wire; Pep Club 4; Math and Science Club 4; Annual. DEIDRA JOY LOYLAND—“Decde”—Vanity is the spice of life and I’m one vanity—English, Commercial; Ambition: Secretary; Activities: G.A.A. 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 4; Girls’ Chorus 4; Live Wire 4. RONALD LUEDTKE—“Ron”— It’s difficult to be a leader of men when you’ve been a follower of women so long—Majors: English, History; Ambition: Be a success; Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; C-Club 3, 4; Boys’ State Alternate 3. JEANNE MARIE LUSE—“Jean”—Is there another her equal—Majors: English, Science, Math; Ambition: Teaching; Activities: Transfer; Live Wire; Twirlers 3, 4; Senior Play (Ruth); Annual; Choir 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2; N.H.S. 4; F.T.A. 2. LINDA DARLENE McCLANAHAN—A friend she makes, a friend she keeps—Majors: English, Commercial; Ambition: Teaching; Activities: Twirling 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 4; Live Wire; Annual; Choir. 18 LEONARD McGLOTHIN—“Lenny” — Up, lad, when the journey’s over there will he time to sleep)—Majors: English, History; Ambition: Sleep; Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; C-Club 2, 3, 4; Shop Club 4; Boys’ Tumbling 2. LINDA RAE MICHAELS—Though she’s very quiet and shy, she’s a gal ace high—Majors: English, Commercial, Home Economics; Ambition: To be a success; Activities: Pep Club 4. RAYMOND JOHN MONEY—“Ray”—I used to be a woman hater but need we say more— Majors: English, Science, Math, History; Ambition: To be a success or failure; Activities: Basketball 1; Football 2. DONALD MORRIS—“Don”—Someone goofed! I’m a Senior—Majors: English, Science; Ambition: College; Activities: Latin Club 1, 2; Football Manager 1, 2; Shop Club 4; C-Club 2, 4; Senior Play. JOHN NESS—Almost killed by a train — a thought running through my mind—Majors: English, History, Science; Ambition: College. KAYE FRANCIS O’LEYAR—“Kaye” — It’s better to be small and shine than large and cast a shadow—Majors: English, Home Economics, History; Ambition: College; Activities: G.A.A. 1, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 19 PENNY LEA PETERSON—“Pen”—What arc men that I should consider them—Majors: English, Science, Commercial; Ambition: College; Activities: G.A.A. 1, 3; Pep Club 1, 4, Vice President 4; Girls’ Chorus 4; Live Wire 4. MARGARET JO PETRIE—“Peggy”—All that I ask is to be left alone—Majors: English, Home Economics, Science, History; Ambition: Teaching; Activities: Class Reporter 4; Library 2, 3; Office Girl 4; Live Wire; Math and Science Club 4. GEORGE EVERETT PLATT—Friends, beware of fair maidens—Majors: English, Science, Math; Ambition: Be successful; Activities: Band 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4; Junior Play (Mr. Brooks) ; Boys’ State 3; Math and Science Club; Annual; Baritone Trio 3, 4; Science Fair 1, 2, 4; DeMolay Master Counselor PHAROBY ANN POTTER—“Potterby” — I hear her talking—Majors: English, History, Home Economics; Ambition: College; Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1 ; F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 1, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Live Wire; Annual. JAMES ROBERT PRINTY—“Jim—It’s not a Cadillac but it gets me there—Majors: English, Shop, History; Ambition: To own a wrecking yard. JOHN QUIST—“Johnny”—Sigh, no more, ladies, sigh no more—Majors: English, Science; Ambition: College; Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual; C-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4; Choraleers 3, 4; Madrigals 3; All-State Choir 3. 20 SUSAN CAROL REYMAN—“Sue” — She hides everything behind a blush—Majors: English, Science, Math; Ambition: Teaching; Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; District Band 3; Math and Science Club 3, 4, Secretary 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 2, 3. 4; F T.A. 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4, President; Junior Play (Hannah); G.A.A. 1, 3, 4; Office Girl 4; Rainbow Worthy Advisor 4; Annual; Live Wire; Student Council 4. JANET RUEGAMER—“Rueg” — Oh, if I could only wed a rich and handsome fellow— Majors: English, History, Science, Commercial; Ammtion: College; Activities: Pom Pom 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; G.A.A. 1, 3, 4; Office Girl 4; Library 1, 2, 3; Class Reporter; Tumbling 3, 4; Junior Play (Jo); Senior Play (Mrs. Bradman) ; Class Secretary 2. TERRY SHOOK—I’ve never been caught yet —Majors: English, History, Shop; Ambition: College; Activities: Shop Club 4; C-Club 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM THOMAS STARR—“Tom”—The man that blushes, not quite a brute—Majors: Math, English, History; Ambition: Navy. WALTER SZAFRYCK—“Walt” — Teachers never recognize true geniuses—take me for instance—Majors: English, History, Shop; Ambition: College; Activities: Football; Basketball; Track. DIANA GALE TORGERSON — “Di”—Majors: Home Economics, English; Ambition: College; Activities: Choir 3, 4; G.A.A. 3; Pep Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 3, 4; Live Wire. 21 ALBERT FRANCIS VAN GELDER-—“Al” — A little nonsense now and then—Majors: English, Math, Science; Ambition: Teacher; Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Football 1; Live Wire; Boys’ Tumbling 2; Math and Science Club 3. JOHN VAN GELDER—Majors: Math, Science, English; Ambition: College; Activities: Latin 1,2; Football 1; Junior Class Play (Prof. Bhear); Aeronautics. JUDITH ANN WALDEN—“Judy” — She’s here, I can hear her giggle—Majors: English, Math, Science, Latin; Ambition: Nursing; Activities: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1; Tumbling 2; Pom Pom Girl 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Girls’ State 3; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Reporter 3; Live Wire; Annual; Girls’ Chorus 4; Madrigals 3; Choraleers 4; Beauty-shop Belles 3; Triple Trio 2; N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, President 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Office Girl 4; Junior Play (Amy); Senior Play (Edith); Student Council; All-State Choir 3. GEORGE DON WALLER—“Don” — Wine, women, and song are getting me down. I guess I’ll have to give up singing—Majors: English, Math, Science, History; Ambition: To find an interesting job; Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; C-Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Class Vice Pres. 3; Class President 4; Tumbling 2. CHARI MARIE WERNER—“Char-Bear” — There lies much devil-try under that calm exterior—Majors: English, Commercial, History; Ambition: Teacher; Activities: Latin 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; Pom Pom Girl 4; Choir 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Live Wire; F.H. A. 3, 4, President 4; Triple Trio 2; Class Secretary 4; Student Council Secretary 2. SANDRA WILEY—“Sandy”—Just a girl with pleasing ways, a friend through all our days— Majors: English, History, Home Economics, Science; Ambition: College; Activities: Band 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Librarian 4; Secretary Youth Club; Annual. 22 JOHN WILKINS—“Vamp”—He studies if he takes a notion, but it’s much easier to make a commotion—Majors: English, Science; Ambition: College; Activities: Science and Math Club 4; Shop Club 3. KAREN WILLIAMS—A friend she makes, a friend she keeps—Majors: English, History, Math, Home Economics; Ambition: Bookkeeper; Activities: Band 1 ; Girls’ Chorus 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1 ; Transfer. LINDA KAY WOODRUFF—Gaze into her eyes and you see an angel, gaze a little longer and you see an imp—Majors: English, Commercial; Ambition: To stay in Montana; Activities: Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 4, Cheerqueen 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1 : Annual 4. WILLIAM YUNCK—'“Bill”—Happy am I, from care I’m free. Whv aren’t they all contented like me—Majors: English, Science, Math; Ambition: Engineer; Activities: Live Wire: Annual; Basketball 1, Manager 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; C-Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Plav (Dr. Bradman) : Math and Science Club 3; Tumbling 1, 2; Boys’ State 3. Class History In September 1950 a bunch of little first graders waited with anxiety to start their first day of school. Grade school was an exciting new world. We made many new and lasting friends. We really started to get into the swing of things in the upper grades. There were dancing, singing, basketball, football, multiplication and hopscotch at recess. Naturally there was lots of homework; it wasn’t all play. After all, we would soon graduate into JUNIOR HIGH. At last we reached Junior High. That was a time for us to “catch our breath” before we made the transition from “high and mighty” eighth graders to “lowly” frosh. HIGH SCHOOL: The magic words that came true in September 1958. How can one phrase the tensions and general excitement? After we elected Ronnie L., Butch E., Judy J., and Janet R. our class officers we became more confident of ourselves. We found many activities to keep us busy. There were band, choir, twirling, cheerleading, F.H.A., G.T.A., G.A.A., Pep Club, football, basketball, track, C Club, Student Council, Spanish and Latin Clubs, and The National Honor Society. They all conspired to shorten time for study. Our Sophomore year we knew where our classes were, and became more aware of our responsibilities. We elected Butch E., Ramona A., Janet R., and Joan B. our class officers. Our Junior year brought forth our first school play—“Little Women”, and our Junior Prom, “Wonderland By Night”. The class officers were Pete J., Don W., Jane B., and Judy J., they were capable and efficient. Judy J. was elected the first girl president of the Student Body for the coming year. Linda W., Judy W., and Jane B. were elected cheerleaders. SENIORS: It didn’t seem possible that that wonderful year had finally arrived. We elected Don W., Tom B., Chari W., and Peggy P. to lead us our final year. Bud B. was elected editor of the annual. Penny P. and Butch E. were the Senior candidates for Homecoming. Football team was Division champions. The Senior play was “Blithe Spirit” and the theme of our very successful Senior Ball was “Holiday In Orbit”. Suzie Connolly became Montana’s Junior Miss. Basketball team won Northern Division Class B Championship. The crucial moment of graduation arrived. Those serious people in white and purple robes progressing toward the speaker’s rostrum to receive their diplomas were a far cry from the rampaging horde that first invaded Cut Bank schools. Those twelve years hold many fine memories to be treasured by the Class of “62”. 25 Class Will I, Bill Yunck, will my car to my brother so he won’t have to walk. I, Ron Luedtke, leave all of the fun I’ve had in football to Robert Hoptowit for next year. I, Kay O’leyar, leave my ability to dance to anyone with two left feet. I, John Ness, leave my seat in English to any unlucky junior that happens to land in it. I, Pharoby Potter, leave my twin sisters. I, Pete Jensen, leave my quiet ways to Rodney Peterson. I, Marilyn Boxwell, leave my winning wink to Wayne Barney, he’ll make good use of it I think. I, Linda Browne, leave my ability to blush in class to some unfortunate lass. I, Don Waller, leave Mr. Amundson a nervous wreck. I, Judy Walden, leave my giggles and smiles to Sue Meyers to use for awhile. I, Betty Jo Davis, have just one thought in mind and that is to leave this school behind. I, Don Jacobson, leave Mr. Amundson a new beanie. I, Albert Van Gelder, leave my ability to speak Dutch to Butch McGriff so he won’t talk so much. I, Ramona Aus, leave to my sister Lynn, my clock; now instead of running to school, she can walk. I, Pat Allen, leave this high school and everything in it to Allene and Marie. I, George Platt, leave my ability to hunt to Mr. Brandvold. I, Sue Reyman, do leave my library permits to Mr. Murphy because they are his pet peeve. I, Deede Loyland, leave my changeable hair to Niki Luther. I, Tracy Ann Babb, will my two little brothers to Mr. Rimel. I, Gary Berkram, leave my happy days in school to my brother Dennis, in hopes he has as good a time. I, Larry Brorson, will my talents to some lucky freshman. I, Terry Shook, leave the shop. I, Jeanne Luse, leave my ability to ad-lib to next year’s senior play cast. I, Judy House, leave all my assignment papers to my sister and Brian. I, Diana Torgerson, leave my books to the lowest bidder. I, Chari Werner, will my brother Mark to carry on the good fight. I, Charles Hanson, leave to Bob Waller my knowledge of cars. I, Tom Boyle, will my football spikes to Mike LaSorte. I, Kathy Emmett, leave my place on the Student Council with regret. I, Linda McClanahan, will my baton to Cheryl Pritchard. I, Janet Ruegamer, leave my sunny disposition to Edith Curtis. I, Lenny McGlothlin, will my ability to play hookey to Butch W. Class Will I, Carol Bailey, leave my pony tail to Nora Kullberg. I, Brian Abraham, leave my dancing shoes to Jon King. I, Peggy Petrie, leave my nose for news to Gayle Eacock. I, Sandy Wiley, leave everyone missing me. I, Dave Harlan, leave my admit slips to Ralph Henn. I, Jeff Durham, will my quiet ways to Claudia Potter. I, Jim Printy, leave gladly and take all of my fun with me. I, Jere Herman, am glad to be able to leave. I, Sandra Harris, leave with regret. I, Clyde Fisher, leave the pinball machines to Henry Van Gelder. I, Bill Hagen, leave my good grades in Algebra II to Robert Kraft. I, John Van Gelder leave my classy belt collection to any underclassman who hasn’t one yet. I, Judy Borst, leave my good times to Marlene Bell. I, Penny Peterson, leave my dog Duke to next year’s classes. I, Walter Szafryk, will my empty locker to some lucky boy or girl. I, Raymond Money, leave my joys and woes to Mike LaSorte. I, Bill Heiser, will my knowledge of cars to Bob Kraft so he won’t have any trouble getting home. I, Linda Michaels, leave this school and all its ways, to my brothers in future days. I, Susan Lenoir, leave my brother to carry on the family tradition. I, Bill Bruce, just leave when I can. I, Gary Coen, will my little green car to Ross Wagner to hitch to a star. I, Bud Beverly, leave to Mike Kays the leading roles in high school plays. I, Susan Larson, leave sadly—to continue to college gladly. I, Linda Woodruff, leave with Tommy, and hope that all the rest of the girls do as well. I, Bonnie Hill, leave my teachers to Betty and Billy, the last of the Hills. I, Bill Hoffman, after careful consideration, have decided to leave absolutely nothing. I, Ronnie Aus, leave to go on to higher lamin’. I, Karen Hendrickson, leave nothing as I’m taking it all with me. I, Butch Eide, leave my golden trumpet to “Pete”. I, Suzie Connolly, leave my entertaining ways to Sandy Hale. I, Tom Starr, leave my happy days in Cut Bank High to Cheri Creech, my sister. I, John Quist, leave my long legs to Donny Wold. I, John Wilkins, like I leave the yen to Kenny. I, Judy Johnston, leave my gavel to the boy or girl who is best able to weild it. I, Jane Brandon, leave to see what the rest of the world has to offer. Class Prophecy As we gaze into the future we see our classmates busy doing many different things. Let’s turn the dial to 1982 and see what is happening. The icture is a little fuzzy, but now it is clearaing and ere they are. BRIAN ABRAHAM is putting the Arthur Murray Dance Studio out of business. PAT ALLEN is conducting a busy little nursery for her own ten children. RAMONA AUS has turned down an appointment as Secretary of the Treasury to become the first female astronaut. RONNIE AUS is head bookkeeper for the Bureau of Internal Revenue. TRACY ANN BABB has won world fame as a laughing hyena imitator. CAROL BAILY is playing Jane in the latest Tarzan movie. GARY BERKRAM, to prove his loyalty to Cut Bank, has developed a new breed of purple and gold cattle. BUD BEVERLY has successfully defended JUDY WALDEN, who was accused of assisting the Burma headhunters while stationed there as a nurse. JUDY BORST is teaching in an ultra-modern school which is 57 stories tall and shaped like a cow. MARILYN BOXWELL is teaching twirling in darkest Africa. TOM BOYLE has a new item in his sporting goods store; it’s “Spin the Bottle”. JANE BRANDON has finally gained importance as Superintendent of Schools in Santa Rita. LARRY BRORSON is private secretary to Zsa Zsa Gabor. LINDA BROWNE is still trying to raise cattle in the Sahara Desert. BILL BRUCE hasn’t found anything to do that he hasn’t done before. GARY COEN is truant officers for the town of Ethridge. SUZIE CONNOLLY has her own band and is on tour in Nigeria. BETTY JO DAVIS is in Paris, Texas shopping for a French poodle. TOM DUNNIGAN is Chaplain at Sing Sing and a great influence on the men. CLYDE FISHER is still ordering one chocolate soda with two straws. JEFF DURHAM is a soap box orator in Central Park in New York City. BUTCH EIDE has been nominated one of the ten best dressed men in the United States. KATHY EMMETT has just finished the score for her latest Broadway Musical, “Escapade With A Slide Rule”. CHARLES HANSON and DAVE HARLAN have received several citations from the aerial police for racing their capsules along the Milky Way. SANDRA HARRIS is starring as Little Eva in a revival of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”. JERE HERMAN is sports editor of the New York Times. BILL HAGEN, TOM STARR, AND ROGER PITMAN are reliving the nursery rhyme, “Three Men in a Tub” and are stranded somewhere in the South Pacific. BILL HEISER has replaced Louie Armstrong as trumpet player. BONNIE HILL has invented a new car polish that is guaranteed to keep a shine on any Impala. BILL HOFFMAN owns his own super market on the moon. He is featuring green cheese and moon dust sachet. JUDY HOUSE is on her third trip around the world—in our atmosphere. DON JACOBSON has broken the speed record of the X-15 in his new X-16. PETE JENSEN has a new calling card — “Have Car—Will Park”. 28 Class Prophecy KAREN HENDRICKSON is the past president of the P.T.A. (Pony Tail Association). JUDY JOHNSTON has gained prestige in the field of politics as the President of the National Democratic Women’s Club. SUSAN LARSON is editor of the new paper “Top Knot”, which introduces outlandish hair styles. DON MORRIS is the editor of the men’s section. SUSAN LENOIR is the most popular model at the Powers’ Agency. RONNIE LUEDTKE can now boast that he is the first and only person to bowl 301 in a single game. JEANNE LUSE was recently appointed to a diplomatic post in Morocco. LINDA McCLANAHAN has been working day and night on a solution for the segregation problem. LENNIE McGLOTHLIN is head coach for the Harlem Clowns’ basketball team. RAY MONEY hasn’t yet decided if it is easier to be a success or a failure. SHARON MURPHY is in Hawaii learning to do the Hula. JOHN NESS has recently designed a magnificent home for DEEDE LOYLAND, the famous juke box player. KAYE O’LEYAR has just opened a beautiful roof-top restaurant in the Cut Bank Hotel. PEGGY PETRIE has established the first filling station for moon-jumpers. It is located just south of the North Star. GEORGE PLATT has returned from a safari which was a great success even though he got only one dear. PHAROBY POTTER is a dress designer for the Soroptimist Thrift Shoppe. JIM PRINTY owns and operates Printy’s Junk Yard. JOHN QUIST is the coach for the Texas Cowgirls’ basketball team. He likes it because they are all taller than he. JANET RUEGAMER has invented a flying cup to go with PENNY PETERSON’S flying saucer. SUSAN REYMAN is owner and head nurse of a nursing home in Point Barrow, Alaska. TERRY SHOOK is district salesman for a machine guaranteed to provide more leisure time. WALTER SZAFRYK is prospecting for gold in Alaska. DIANE TORGERSON has developed a new wonder drug for curing lonely hearts. ALBERT VAN GELDER is head psychiatrist at Warm Springs. JOHN VAN GELDER is running a concession stand at Coney Island. DON WALLER has finally lived up to the nickname of “Doc” and has replaced Dr. Tom Dooley in Laos. CHARI WERNER has just made her television debut playing background music for “The Twilight Zone”. SANDY WILEY is head nurse in the Two-Dot city hospital. JOHN WILKINS is holding special classes in the art of head shrinking. KAREN WILLIAMS is bubblegum tester for LINDA MICHAELS’ new “Glubble-Snubble” Gum. LINDA WOODRUFF is trying to introduce a new reform which calls for male cheerleaders. BILL YUNCK has the filibuster record in Congress; ten years and only two glasses of water. 29 Little Darlings 1. Deedra L 2. Marilyn B. 3. Clyde F 4. Karen II 5. Charles H 6. George P. 7. Karen W. 8. Tom B. ■KTiU . ; -4 9. Suzic C 10. Bud B. 11. Betty Jo D 12. Diana T. 13. Linda M. 14. Linda Me 15. Judy H. 16. Judy Kay B. 17. Bonnie H 18. Pat A 19. Don M 20. Judy W. 21. Sharon M 22. Tracy Ann B 23. Pharoby P I- 24. Janet R 25. Pete J 27. Linda I) 26. Bill Hagen 28. Kaye O’L 29. Penny P. 30. Jeanne L - Senior Superlatives 31 Senior Superlatives MOST CHEERFUL Janet and Gary MOST MUSICAL Suzie and Bud BEST DANCERS Linda and Brian 32 Senior Superlatives 33 Student Council ROW 1: Janet Rugamer, Susan Reyman, Connie Habur-chak, Bob Waller, Judy Johnston, Ramona Aus, Kathy Emmett, Evelyn McKechnie. ROW 2: Linda Woodruff, Susan Larson, Chari Werner, Bill Hoffman, Tom Boyle, R. P. Rimel, Bud Beverly, Pat Wintcrrowd, Wanda Richter, Judv Walden, Carol Bailey, Jo Gertzen. ROW 3: Butch Eiae, Rod Peterson, Robert Hodgson, Jon King, Dick Loudermilk, Don Waller, Dennis Berkram. Connie Haburchak, Secretary; Bob Waller, Vice President; Judy Johnston, President; Ramona Aus, Treasurer. Annual Staff ROW 1: Pharoby Potter, Tracy Babb, Kathy Emmett, Bonnie Hill, Bud Beverly, Pat Allen, Linda Browne, Linda McClanahan, Betty Jo Davis. ROW 2: Judy Walden, Marilyn Boxwell, Chari Werner, Sandy Wiley, Linda Woodruff, Sandra Harris, Jean Luse, Judy Borst, Suzie Connolly, Ramona Aus, Judy Lenoir. ROW 3: Gary Berkram, Clyde Fisher. Tom Boyle, George Platt, John Quist, Bill Yunck, Judy Johnston, Jane Brandon, not pictured, Butch Eide. National Honor Society ROW 1: Susan Rasmussen, Sandra Harris, Susan Reyman, Jane Brandon, Paul Armstrong, Judy Walden, Ramona Aus, Carol Pattie, Carol Schaeffer. ROW 2: Jean Luse, Farrel Warren, Lorena Peterson, D’Arla Puckett, Anna Ness, Gail Seewald, Diane Heitpas, Dorothy Scalese, Judy Johnston. ROW 3: Tom Boyle, Ron Phelps, Jon King, Kathy Emmett, Sherry Durocher, Lynn House, George Platt, Rod Peterson, Terry Harris. ROW 1: Jere Herman, George Platt, Bud Beverly, Tom Boyle. ROW 2: Bill Yunck, Butch Eide, Don Jacobson. Girls’ State 36 Jane Brandon, Judy Johnston, Judy Walden. unions 37 Tom Abercrombie Nancy Alex Steve Anderson Lou Ann Armstrong Paul Armstrong Wayne Barney Patti Boyce Joyce Brandvold Ken Christopherson Oick Kline Nancy Kroeker Clayton Dahlquist 38 Vicki Anderson Marlene Bell Vern Clark Maxine Dezort Gary Durocher Wayne Dusterhoff Gayle Eacock Paul Emmett Royal Fagan Dough Fredefick Bill Furois Mike Gilkerson Jim Gustafson John llaglund Sandy Hale Diane Heitpas Joan Heitpas John Heitpas Ralph Henn Donna Hiliius 39 Robert lloptovvit Bob Hodgson Lynn House Eddie Huebner Ralph Johnson Jon King Roland Kjose Robert Kraft Mike LaSorte Dick Loudermiik David Lutz Charles McGriff Evelyn MoKechnie Dennis Howell Carol Leistiko Clarence Maher Dick More Denny Moreen John Murphy Sue Meyers Phillip Nadeau Brian Neidhardt Anna Ness Don Peterson Estelle Peterson Janice Peterson Rod Peterson Ron Phelps Tom Prater Carolyn Proefrock D’Arla Puckett Carol Pattie 41 42 Kenny Raemaker Susan Rasmussen Kent Richter Dorothy Scalese Carol Schaefer Gail Seewald Loren Smith Pauline Starr John Stevenson Jane Teel Richard Thompson Doris Y'asboe Ross Wagner Bob Waller Farrel Warren Walt Wetzel Margie Woodward Lorena Peterson Ed Wrezinski Don Zeigler Glenna Mae Campbell 43 Class Officers Chari Werner, Secretary; Tom Boyle, Vice President; Don Waller, President; Peggy Petrie, Reporter. 44 Lorena Peterson, Secretary; Dick Loudermilk, President; Ron Phelps, Vice President; John Haglund, Reporter. Vudrev Barnes Linda Barney Charles Berger Delores Berger Dennis Berkrnm Michael Birch Eldon Bradley Linda Brandvold Colleen Briodv Marcia Brown Michael Christcnot Richard Christenot Kelly Rae Clark Lavonne Kline Terry Collette Lee Croft Donna Cunningham Edith Curtis Fred Dr is ke II Van Dye 46 Kim Edwards Dean E mmrtt Lynn Eauque Phil Ford Randy Freed Clarence Frisbee Palricia Gardipee Marlene Grosser Connie Haburchak Marcia Hagen Pat Harrison Dean Hendrickson Hetty Hill Bernice Hoffman Robert Howe Judy Hutchison Marie nn Johnson Annie kateley Woodrow Kipp David I arson I 47 Faith Leader David Lind Kicky I .indskog Donna Losing Fvalene I.oudcrmilk Pat Luse Donnie Mnrone Mike Matz • T t (V - if Charles McAlpine Alan Michaels Charlene Murphy Michael Murphy Flaine Nermvr Vivian Oherosler Carol Olsen Rita Farad is James Pcrrine Colleen Peterson Sharon Porter Claudia Potter 48 Cheryl Pritchard Marla Quist Daniel Revel Wanda Richter Janet Reser Sandra Ruetten Sandra Salois Pierre Selstad David Shelby John Simonson Layla Smith James Smrcka Diane Stevenson Jim Taylor Henry Van Gelder John Vasboe Carol Warner Candy Warner Richard Watson Dan Whetstone 49 (Jlenn VJ interrowd Darla Mcl iughlin Richard Wold Dob Yunck 50 John Young PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING (Jail Davenport Ronald Dudley Linda Eckley Diann Parrel Margo Gilkerson l.nmar Dean Mvrna Dumontier Karen Emerson Charles Faust Betty Giovetti Richard Dekaye Virginia Durham Cary Enneberg Linda Fisher Durrel Gobert Jim Dekaye Yvonne Dye Deanne Erickson Linda Freed Claudia Hanson Phil Dezort Carol Eacock Marie Farrar Joyce Gertzen Judy Hansen 53 Helen Hart Doug Hartwell Yern Hendrickson John Higgins John Hirst Jerry Hixon Marie lljarturson Judi llonevsett Dennis lloptowit Frank Iluebner Marjorie Hughes kuthy Humble Robert Humes Hart Irgens melia Jarvis Homey Jensen Hetty Jenson Alan Johnson Judy Johnston Claudia Jones llerschel Kennedy Karen Kimmet Suzanne King Edward Kubis Nora KuIIberg 54 Roper I .arson Annita I.uehi Carol Campbell Rill Mitchell Loretta Murphy Karyl I aSorte David Luse Mike McCourt Luann Momberg Lynda Kav Neil Jenny lx c Donald Luse Mike MeKechnie Marilyn Soderburg Marilyn Neidhardt Dennis Lenoir Nicki Luther Robert McRae Ron Moore Gayle Nelson Diane Liebl Jim Mansbridge Verena Miller Dennis Morgan Roy Nolhamper Phil Nordstrom Darlene Peterson Claire Potter Jack Raemaker Martha Sanford Jane Olsen l aurel Peterson Betty Potts Ina Randall Mary Lee Schaefer Chris Owen Jack Petrie Penny Proefrock Diane Roper Ricky Schnider John Parlon Maureen Phenicie Dill Quackenbush Reverly Rotering Leanne Schuette Darla Perkins Penny Pickle Judy Raemakcr Geraldine Rutherford Carol Stufft 56 Mary nn Swenson AI lone Tingey Sheryl Torgerson Valorie 1'ough Ricky Tavary Gloria Tucker Jay Vasboe Jim Wacker Jerry Wagner John Walker Arle Warren Bill Weiss Pat Winterrowd Donald Wold Class Officers Bob Yunck, Reporter; Mike Murphy, Vice President; Dennis Berkram, President; Butch Winterrowd, Secretary-Treasurer. 58 ROW 1: Vem Hendrickson, Secretary; Pat Winterrowd, President; Robert Humes, Vice President. ROW 2: Ron Dudley, Reporter; Dennis Hoptowit, Treasurer. 59 Football Varsity JOHNSON BOYLE KRAFT PRATER JENSEN HAGLUND JACOBSON Football DUNNIGAN FAGAN BOB YUNCK McGLOTHLIN DUROCHER ARMSTRONG BILL YUNCK Varsity Football HOPTOWIT LUEDTKE LINDSKOG LaSORTE PHELPS Team Sunburst ..... 0 Choteau ...... 7 Conrad ....... 6 Malta ........12 Shelby .......12 Browning ..... 7 Chinook ...... 0 Fort Benton .. .13 Cut Bank.....20 Cut Bank.....14 Cut Bank..... 7 Cut Bank..... 7 Cut Bank.....13 Cut Bank.....25 Cut Bank.....13 Cut Bank.....14 Record FRISBEE SZAFRYCK 62 LOUDERMILK D. HENDRICKSON McNAMER KING THOMPSON Football 63 JIM MURPHY TOM MOLEN Varsity ROW Is M. LaSorte, R. Phelps, D. Hendrickson, R. Lindskog, R. Yunck, M. McNamer, C. Frisbee, R. Kraft, G. Durocher. ROW 2: T. Boyle, T. Prater, W. Szafryck, R. Hoptowit, R. Luedtke, L. McGlothlin, D. Loudermilk, J. King, P. Jensen, R. Thompson. ROW 3: Coach Molen, B. Hoffman, B. Yunck, P. Selstad, J. Haglund, P. Armstrong, D. Jacobson, R. Johnson, R. Fagan, T. Dunnigan, Coach Murphy. Junior Varsity 64 Varsity Basketball ROW !: Managers, B. Yunck, J. Herman, D. Jacobson. ROW 2: W. Kipp, R. Hoptowit, T. Boyle, L. McGlothlin, W. Wetzel, J. King. ROW 3: R. Peterson, R. Johnson, J. Quist, J. Gustafson, D. Waller. Team Record Malta .44 Cut Bank....43 Fort Benton .46 Cut Bank....56 Anaconda Central ..65 Cut Bank....53 Havre Central ..39 Cut Bank....50 Anaconda Central ..52 Cut Bank....43 Conrad ..43 Cut Bank....62 Choteau ..63 Cut Bank....55 Fairfield ..39 Cut Bank....50 Browning .52 Cut Bank....71 Chinook ..27 Cut Bank....48 Valier ..57 Cut Bank....65 Sunburst ..38 Cut Bank....60 Choteau Shelby................54 Cut Bank....51 Conrad ..............30 Cut Bank....57 Choteau .............57 Cut Bank ..61 Fairfield ...........39 Cut Bank....71 Browning ............37 Cut Bank....68 Valier ..............30 Cut Bank....56 Sunburst ............39 Cut Bank....61 Shelby ..............44 Cut Bank....58 Havre Central .......37 Cut Bank....51 Fort Benton .........59 Cut Bank....62 Conrad ..............28 Cut Bank....64 Fairfield ...........51 Cut Bank....61 .39 Cut Bank . .52 65 NOT PICTURED ROD PETERSON JIM GUSTAFSON ROBERT HOPTOWIT WALT WETZEL RALPH JOHNSON WOODY KIPP B-Squad ROW 1: M. Berkram, P. Hoptowit, G. Durocher, R. Phelps, B. Winterrowd. ROW 2: P. Ford, R. Johnson, R. Fagan, D. Moreen, D. Larson, W. Kipp. Coaches Coach “B” Squad WILLIE DEGROOT Coach “A” Squad 68 69 ROW 1: Bob Waller, Jere Herman, Pete Jensen, Jim Gustafson, Don Jacobson, Bill Hoffman, Lenny Mc-Glothlin, Richard Thompson. ROW 2: Gary Durocher, Ron Phelps, John Haglund, Bill Yunck, Rod Peterson, John Quist, Jeff Durham, Paul Armstrong. ROW 3: Mike Murphy, Don Morris, Royal Fagen, Ralph Johnson, Walt Szafryck, Terry Shook, Mike LaSorte, Ronnie Aus. ROW 4: Tom Boyle, Robert Hoptowit, Don Waller, Ron Luedtke, Jon King, Dick Loudermilk, Tom Prater. Officers 70 Rod Peterson, Reporter; Tom Boyle, President; Ron Luedtke, Vice President; Jere Herman, Secretary. Live Wire ROW 1: Pharoby Potter, Tracy Babb, Kathy Emmett, Jere Herman, Pat Allen, Bonnie Hill, Susan Larson, Peggy Petrie, Judy Johnston, Jane Brandon, Linda Mc-Clanahan, Betty Davis, ROW 2: Judy Walden, Marilyn Boxwell, Chari Werner, Sandy Wiley, Linda Woodruff, Sandra Harris, Jean Luse, Judy Borst, Suzie Connolly, Linda Browne, Ramona Aus, Susan Lenoir. ROW 3: Brian Abraham, Bud Beverly, George Platt, John Van Gelder, John Quist, Bill Yunck, Albert Van Gelder, Butch Eide, Pete Jensen. Two All- State Ratine The LIVE WIRE [MONTANA The Official Organ of Cut Bank HighV ■ School, published every second week dur- I Is A lng the school year. Subscription rate: $2.00 per year. Single copy: 15c. $2.60 per year. Singl Entered as Second Class Matter September 28. 1940, at the Post Office In Cut Bank. Montana, under Act of March 3. 1897. 7UNOED 923 Susan Larson---------------------------------------••••••••-----------... Editor Judy Johnston, Assistant Peggy Jo Petrie .................................................. Front Page Pete Jensen, Assistant Jane Brandon __________________________________________ Editorial Page Editor Ramona A ns. Assistant Bonnie. Hill _______________________________________ Feature Page Editor Susan Lenoir, Assistant Jere Herman ---------------------------------------------------- Sports Page Don Waller, Assistant Bud Beverly ______________________________________________ Business Manager Chan Werner, Assistant Pat Allen ................................................. Subscriptions Carol Bailey, Assistant Pharoby Potter ................——------------------------ --------- Art Editor Butch Elde. Assistant Ralph Henn ............................... —.......................Photograpner John Van Gelder. Assistant Linda McClanahan ............................................ Circulation C. T. Speich ..................................................... Advisor Staff Kathy Emmett, Brian Abraham, Marilyn Boxwell, Judy Walden, Ronnie Aus, Sandy Wiley, Linda Dumontler, Sandra Harris, Linda Browne, Suzie Connolly, Betty Davis, John Van Gelder, Judy Borst, Judy House. Bill Yunck, Albert Van Gelder,, Gary Berkram, Doidra Loyland 71 Pep Club CHEERLEADERS: Linda Woodruff, Judy Walden, Jane Brandon, Evalenc Loudermilk. ROW 1: Evelyn Me- Karen, Carol Patti, Gayle Seewald, Judy Johnston, Tracy Babb, Chari Werner, Sue Reyman, Farrell Warren, Penny Peterson, Janet Ruegamer, Carol Warner, Karen Hendrickson, Marilyn Boxwell, Susan Lenoir, Deede Loyland, Ramona Aus, Linda Browne, Kaye O’Leyar, Karen Williams. ROW 2: Marcia Brown, Linda Barney, Charlene Murphy, Sharon Porter, Judy Hanson, Rita Paradis, Bev Rotering, Sandy Hale, Nancy Alex, Faith Leader, Darlene Weiss, Edith Curtis, Marge Woodward, Connie Haburchak, Elaine Nermyr, Pat Gardipee, Penny Pickle, Carol Campbell, Karen Emerson, Vivian Oberos-ler, Carol Schaefer, Anna Ness, Donna Hillius, Gail Eacock. ROW 3: Gloria Tucker, Marilyn Neidhardt, Helen Hart, Amelia Jarvis, Bonnie Marone, Donna Cunningham, Doris Vasboe, Maxine DeZort, Jane Teel, D’Arla Puckett, Estelle Peterson, Carol Stufft, Darlene Peterson, Lorena Peterson, LaVonne Kline, Sandy Ruet-ten, Colleen Peterson, Gail Davenport, Candy Warner, Cheryl Pritchard, Janet Reser, Marcia Hagen. ROW 4: Darla Perkins, Linda Eckley, Audrey Barnes, Linda Brandvold, Diane Roper, Carol Eacock, Mary Lee Schaefer, Bernice Hoffman, Lynn House, Joan Hietpas, Dorothy Scalese, Wanda Richter, Claudia Potter, Mary Ann Johnson, Sandy Salois, Pauline Starr, Nicki Luther, Judy Johnston, Lanette Aus, Kathi Humble, Nora Kull-berg. ROW 5: Linda Fisher, Marlene Bell, Jeri Lynn Barney, Sheryl Torgerson, Yvonne Dye, Diane Farrell, Suzanne King, Jean Lusc, Linda Colver, Mary Ann Swenson, Diane Liebl, Barbara Coen, Ruth Olsen, Diane Atkins, Marie Hjartcrson, Marjorie Hughes, Martha Anthony, Loretta Murphy, Anitta Luchi. 72 Farrel Warren, Secretary; Penny Peterson, Vice President; Janet Ruegamer, President; Carol Warner, Reporter. Tumblers Pom Pom Girls CHARI WERNER CAROL SCHAEFER CAROL WARNER MARILYN BOXWELL CANDY WARNER RITA PARADIS 73 Cheerleading A-Squad Cheerleaders JANE BRANDON JUDY WALDEN EVALENE LOUDERMILK LINDA WOODRUFF Pom Pom Girls CAROL WARNER CAROL SCHAEFER CANDY WARNER CHARI WERNER RITA PARADIS MARILYN BOXWELL B-Squad Cheerleaders VIVIAN OBEROSLER LINDA COLVER JENNY LEE CHERYL PRITCHARD 74 A-Squad Cheerleaders 75 Choir ROW 1: Laurel Peterson, Judy Hanson, Jenny Lee, Diane Roper, Susan Rasmussen, Penny Proefrock, Linda Fisher, Diann Farrel, Evalene Loudermilk, Bernice Hoffman. ROW' 2: Karyl LaSorte, Kathy Emmett, Marilyn Boxwell, Judy Walden, Estelle Peterson, Jeri Lynn Barney, Karen Emerson, Vivian Oberosler, Jean Luse, Marlene Bell, Joyce Brandvold. ROW 3: Tracy Babb, Connie Haburchak, Linda Kay Neal, Nancy McDaniels, Linda Browne, Deidra Loyland, Sandra Harris, Faith Leader. ROW 4: John Vasboe, Butch Eide, Don Peterson, Bud Beverly, Ralph Henn, George Platt, John Quist, Rocky Liebl, Bill Weiss, Paul Emmett, John Young, Wayne Barney, Louise Armstrong, Dean Emmett. Officers John Quist, Reporter; Bud Beverly, President; Judy Walden, Vice President; Marilyn Boxwell, Secretary. 76 Band ROW 1: Susan Rasmussen, Faith Leader, Karyl LaSorte, Carol Stufft, Nora Kulberg, Penny Proefrock, Virginia Durham, Sheryl Pritchard, Laurel Peterson. ROW 2: Loren Smith, Pat Harrison, Maureen Phenice, Leanne Schuette, Carol Eacock, Marge Hughes, Candy Warner, Jane Olsen, Marlene Grosser, Lee Croft, Bob Yunck, Pharoby Potter, Ralph Henn, Judy Borst, Don Peterson, Butch Eide, Bill Heiser. ROW 3: Kathy Emmett, Linda Neal, Connie Haburchak, Diane Hietpas, Bud Beverly, Mike Birch, George Platt, Linda Barney, Janet Rcser, Jeri Lynn Barney, Lloyd Hansen, Wayne Barney, John Simonson, Carol Leistiko, Sandy Ruetten, Sandy Salois, Carol Warner. Judy Hansen, Jim Perrine. ROW 4: Don Zeigler, John Young, Dennis Lenoir, Dean Emmett, Paul Emmett, David Shelby, Brian Abraham. ROW 5: Edith Curtis, Dorothy Scalese. Not pictured: Rocky Liebl. Officers Connie Haburchak, Treasurer; Butch Eide, President; Diane Hietpas, Vice President; Kathy Emmett, Secretary. 77 Choraleers ROW 1: Judy Walden, Kathy Emmett, Faith Leader, Linda Browne, Tracy Ann Babb, Sandra Harris, Susan Rasmussen, Evalene Loudermilk. ROW 2: Ralph Henn, Bud Beverly, Butch Eide, George Platt, Rocky Liebl, John Quist, Paul Emmett, John Young, Dean Emmett. Youth Club Officers Jon King, President; Sandy Wiley, Secretary; Karen Hendrickson, Reporter; Robert Hoptowit, Vice President. FT A ROW 1: Lynda Neal, Jane Brandon, Chari Werner, Hietpas, Linda McClanahan, Bill Weiss, Estelle Peterson, Carol Schaefer, Judy Borst. ROW 2 : Don Wold, Joan Tom Prater, D'Arla Puckett. FTA Officers Judy Borst, Reporter; Jane Brandon, Vice President; Chari Werner, President; Carol Schaefer, Secretary. Seniors Attending Cut Bank Schools For Twelve Years ROW 1: Chari Werner, Bub Beverly, Sue Reyman, Sandra Wiley, Janet Ruegamer, Penny Petersen, Bonnie Hill, Pat Allen, Betty Jo Davis, George Platt, Marilyn Boxwell, Peggy Jo Petrie. ROW 2: Pharoby Potter, Don Jacobson, Suzie Connolly, Judy Borst, John Quist, Judy Johnston, John Ness, Butch Eide, Charles Hanson, Donald Morris. ROW 3: Linda Michaels, Linda Dumontier, Diana Tor-gerson, Tracy Babb, Bill Yunck, Don Waller, Gary Coen, Roger Pitman, Larry Brorson. ROW 4: Jim Printy, John Wilkins, Lenny McGlothin, Tom Dunnigan, Ron Luedtke, Jere Herman, Tom Boyle, Deede Loyland, Sharon Murphy. ROW 1: Jane Olsen, Claudia Potter, Sandra Harris. ROW 2: Lou Ann Mom-berg, Claire Potter, Nancy McDaniels, Bob Hodgson, Diane Roper, Pat Luse. Debate Declam 80 FHA ROW 1 : Tracy Babb, Sharon Murphy, Diana Torgerson, Edith Curtis, Kaye O’Leyar, Ramona Aus, Farrell Warren, Gayle Seewald, Diane Hietpas, Carol Schaefer, Linda McClanahan. ROW 2: Laurel Peterson, Sue Myers, Carol Lcistiko, Marge Woodward, Marlene Bell, Lou Ann Armstrong, Marcia Brown, Deloris Berger, Carol Camp- bell, Karen Emerson, Diane Liebl. ROW 3: Rita Paradis, Carol Stufft, Margo Gilkerson, Marilyn Moon, Connie Haburchak, Elaine Nermyr, Susan Rasmussen, Sandy Ruetten, Colleen Briody, Darla McLaughlin, Gail Davenport. Officers 81 ROW Is Kaye O’Leyar, Vice President; Ramona Aus, President; Carol Schaefer, Secretary. ROW 2: Gail Seewald, Treasurer; Edith Curtis, Parliamentarian; Farrell Warren, Reporter; Diane Hietpas, Song Leader. Latin Club ROW 1: Linda Barney, Jimmy DeKaye, Denny Moreen, Doug Fredericks, Rod Peterson, Judy Johnston, Sue Reyman, Dick More, Layla Smith, Mary Ann Johnson, Wanda Richter, Mr. Speich. ROW' 2: Phillip Nadeau, Marilyn Moon, Marjory Hughes, Margo Gilkerson, Laurel Peterson, Janice Carl, Gail Davenport, Karen Kimmet, Claudia Potter, Carol Schaefer, D’Arla Puckett, Pierre Selstad. ROW 3: Richard Watson, Rick Tavary, Jeri Lynn Barney, Maureen Phenicie, Virginia Durham, Sandra Harris, Lianne Schutte, Martha Sanford, Ramona Aus; Jerry Waggoner, Dan Revel. ROW 4: Ricky Sneider, Bill Mitchell, Dean Hendrickson, Clarence Fris-bee, Tom Boyle, Jim Smrka, John Van Gelder, George Platt, Jere Herman, Kent Richter, Robert Howe, Butch Eide, Bill Furois, Bob Jacoby, Lee Croft. Spanish Club 82 ROW 1: Claudia Hanson, Pat Luse, Joyce Gertzen, Carol Olsen, Linda Freed, Marie Farrar, Vickie Anderson. ROW 2: Susan Rasmussen, Diane Roper, Wick Sunder- land. Nancy McDaniels, Terry Harris, Estelle Peterson, Sanay Bunyak, Terry Colette, Ruth Olsen, Carol Stufft. Latin I Officers Jim DcKaye, Reporter; Rod Peterson, President; Doug Frederick, Vice President; D’Arla Puckett, Secretary. Latin II Officers ROW 1: Layla Smith, Sec.; Sue Reyman, Pres.; Dick More, V. Pres. ROW 2: Marie Ann Johnson, Treas.; Wanda Richter, Reporter. Spanish Officers Carol Olson, Vice-President; Pat Luse, Sec.; Joyce Gertzen, Pres. 83 GAA ROW 1: Faith Leader, Carol Bailey, Chari Werner, Jane Brandon, Sue Reyman, Kathy Emmett, Mary Lee Schaefer, Gail Seewald, Evelyn McKechnie, Carol Pattie, Anna Ness, Janet Rcser, Marilyn Neidhardt. ROW 2: Joyce Brandvold, Donna Cunningham, Gail Eacock, Darlene Weiss, Tracy Babb, Edith Curtis, Marge Woodward, Connie Haburchak, Elaine Nermyr, Pat Gardipee, Penny Pickle, Carol Campbell, Karen Emerson, Diane Atkins, Cheryl Pritchard. ROW 3: Doris Vasboe, Maxine LaSorte, Jane Teel, Farrell Warren, D’Arla Puckett, Estell Peterson, Susan Rasmussen, Sandy Ructten, Colleen Peterson, Gail Davenport, Carol Olsen, Mrs. Smith. ROW 4: Marla Quist, Carol Eacock, Lynda Neal, LeAnne Schuctte, Lynn House, Dorothy Scalese, Wanda Richter, Pat Luse, LaVonne Kline, Carol Warner, Sandy Salois, Pauline Starr. ROW 5: Linda Fisher, Diane Farrell, Suzanne King, Jenny Lee, Linda Colver, Mary Ann Swensen, Diane Licbl, Linda Browne, Judy Johnston, Janet Ruegamer, Karen Williams, Nancy Crocker, Carolyn Proefrock, Candy Warner. % Officers GAIL SEEWALD EVELYN McKECHNIE JANET RESER MARY LEE SCHAEFER ANNA NESS CAROL WARNER 84 Aeronautics CHARLES HANSON PAUL ARMSTRONG ROBERT HODGSON LOREN SMITH JOHN NESS BILL YUNCK JOHN QUIST JOHN VAN GELDER Shop Club 85 ROW 1: Dave Lutz, Bob Waller, Don Morris, Dennis Howell, John Haglund, Bill Hoffman, Jerry Taylor. ROW 2: Vern Clark, Calvin Augare, Lenny McGlothlin, Tom Dunnigan, John Stevenson, Gary Coen, Butch McGriff, Brian Neidhart, Arnie Johnson. Math-Science Club ROW 1: Eddie Huebner, Ralph Henn, Robert Kraft. ROW 2: Lynda Neal, Sandra Harris, Mike McNamer, Dorothy Scalese, Susan Reyman, Connie Haburchak, Paul Armstrong, Susan Lenoir. Officers 86 Ralph Henn, Reporter; Kathy Emmett, President; Dorothy Scalese, Secretary; Paul Armstrong, Vice President. Wrestlers ROW 1: Lynn Fauque, John Vasboe, Robert Craft, Gilkerson, Roland Kjose, Jim Taylor, Gary Coen, John Terry Collette, Charles Berger, Bill Burns. ROW 2: Mike Van Gelder, Paul Armstrong, Bill Bruce. Tumblers ROW 1: Ed Huebner, Terry Collette. ROW 2: Dick Loudermilk, Richard Thompson, Tom Prater, Mike McNamer, Roland Kjose. 87 A4 Ga. T Jh Memoriam Dennis Gordon The untimely death of Denny Gordon in an airplane crash was a great shock to the Cut Bank community. Denny received all of his high school education at Cut Bank, graduating in 1942. He was very active in all music and dramatic organizations. Mr. Haburchak' relates that he was one of the best trumpet soloists in the history of the school. Leading parts were assigned him in operettas and plays. Most of all he is remembered for his dependability and genuine character. He liked people and enjoyed living. He was a student who could always be depended upon to represent the school as a gentleman. During recent years, he returned to Cut Bank frequenty, always contacting his friends with a cheery hello. His last visit was to attend a twenty year reunion of the class of 1942 during the past summer. 89 Senior Diary SEPTEMBER 5. Hooray: School opens today 6. Don, Dick, Pat, and Dennis elected class presidents 8. Won first game: Sunburst here 9. GFJV’s there 11. Janet Ruegamer, Worthy Advisor 15. Choteau game there Judy Walden president National Honor Society Bud elected Annual editor Don Master Counselor 17. Don and Tom place in golf tourney 18. Spanish officers elected FT A elects officers 20. Carol FHA district candidate 22. Conrad here—We won Sorry girls—saddle pants, slacks banned Tumblers organize Freshmen return dance 25. B-Squad cheerleaders chosen 26. First snow today. 27. Twirling tryouts 28. Pom Pom girls chosen Study hall desks arrive. 29. Hough’s chosen for Senior portraits Malta there—we lost 30. GHJV’s there OCTOBER 1. Hunting season opens today 2. Livewires today 3. Student council inspects lockers 6. We win over Shelby 9. First PTA meeting 11. Homecoming candidates to be from each class 12. Jane Soroptimist Girl of the Month 13. Browning game tonight End of first six weeks 14. District FHA convention GFJV’s there 16. Senior play tryouts Homecoming candidates chosen 17. National Honor Society Scholarship tests FTeshman Aptitude tests 18. Report cards out today 19. Susan and Judy take ACT tests 20. Homecoming: Sue and Butch reign We win over Chinook Ariel comes home to visit 24. First Community Concert 25. Fort Benton here 26. 27 Teachers’ convention—no school Senior portraits taken 30. Livewires out today NOVEMBER 1. Basketball tryouts 3. Seniors choose announcements Juniors choose class rings National assembly 5. Student council passes seating regulation 6. Open House at high school 7. Teachers’ bowling league game 8. Football banquet, trophies given 9. Boy and girl staters assembly 10, 11 Latin convention—Carol V-Pred 11. C Club dance 13. Livewires out 16. Dress rehearsal for Senior Play 17. Sandra Soroptimist Girl of Month 18. Senior play—Blithe Spirit 23. 24. Thanksgiving vacation—Yippee! 24. Malta there Rainbow dance, Gobblers’ Gallop 25. Fort Benton there 29. FHA dinner 30. National assembly Pep club meeting 90 Senior Diary DECEMBER 1. End of second six weeks Senior Employment tests 2. Feature choir travels to Havre Wc lost to Anaconda 5. Betty Crocker tests given Intramural basketball begins 6. Report cards out! Jr. High fashion show C Club meeting 7. Farewell party for Molen by faculty 8. We win over Havre Central Choir records for KFBB 9. We lose to Anaconda Central 11. Seniors meet for Senior ball 15. Conrad here 16. Choteau there Bowling League started 18. Dick Schwingel new history teacher Freshman Home Ec survey 19. Lions’ Christmas party for kids 20. The adult Community Concert Ramona and Tom win Elks’ Leadership contest 21. Boys’ tumbling organized 22. Fairfield there Livewires—Christmas vacation! 25. Christmas 27. Senior ball—Linda and Brian reign 29. Elks dance for New Years Eve 31. THE END OF 1961! ! ! ! JANUARY 1. Happy New Year! 3. Kay Edrington’s birthday 4. Choir magazine sales start 5. Chinook here 7. Suzie Connolly Miss Junior Miss 8. Sandy Wiley Homemaker of Tomorrow 9. Sophomore talent assembly 11. Judy Soroptimist Girl of Month 12. Tom wins state Elks Leadership Valier there 13. Sunburst there 14. Farrel wins art award 15. Ramona installed Worthy Advisor MR. WOLLAN OFFICIALLY ENGAGED 19. Shelby there 20. Conrad game 24. National assembly-The Mississippians 25. Student Council limits offices Governor Nutter killed 26. Livewires today! Choteau here 27. Fairfield here 31. FHA installs new members Caroll College Caroleers sing FEBRUARY 1. American History class buys stock 2. Browning here 3. Valier game held 4. Bud installed as Master Counselor Junior tryouts for talent assembly 6. Junior talent assembly 7. Juniors pick play Ramona McCalls fashion board member 8. Tourney tickets go on sale 9. Sunburst there Livewires out today 10. Shelby here-—C. B. conference winner! 11. Sandra district oration winner Ralph featured in Montana Parade 12. National assembly—The Vikings 14. Anyone for Valentines? ? ? ? ? 15. Interschool Student Council meets 16. Havre Central there Lions’ talent show 17. Fort Benton here Suzie Connolly state Junior Miss! 22, 23 District tournament 24. Cut Bank wins district tournament! 26. Zone oratorical contest 28. So solly girls, no leap year—be patient 91 Senior Diary MARCH 1. Judy wins Elks scholarship 2. End of 4th six weeks Livewires today! 3. IFYE student talks Contest for essay on America the Beautiful 6. National Merit Scholarship tests 7. Math Scholastic tests 8. Juniors win Pep Jug—(dam It ) 8, 9, 10. State Class B Tournament in Cut Bank 10. Possibly ? ? ? ? ? 12. Livewires out today 13. Senior talent assembly 15, 16, 17. FHA convention 17. DeMolay Sweetheart Ball St. Patricks Day 19. Girl Staters chosen 19. Adam’s State College choir 22. Mr. Wollen’s birthday 23. Boy Staters chosen 24. District science fair 30, 31. District music festival APRIL 1. Yoo Hoo! April Fools Day 3. Frosh talent assembly 5. Junior’s dress rehearsal 6. Junior play—Melody Jones 6, 7. State science fair 11. National assembly 12. The end of 5th six weeks 13. 14. District Speech Meet MR. WOLLAN MARRIED! 15. Palm Sunday 18. Report cards out 19. Seniors—Shame on you Easter Vacation 20. Good Friday 22. Easter 24. Back to the salt mines! 25. A-Squad cheerleader tryouts 26. 27. High school week 27. DeMolay Conclave MAY 1. May Day 3. Party caucus 4, 5. State Music festival 8. Have you your date for the prom? ? ? 9. Student council elections 10. Who won? ? ? ? ? 11. Junior prom 15. Field day 17. Sneak day! ! ! ! ! 18. Senior girls’ breakfast 18, 19. Divisional track meet 22. Measurement for caps and gowns 25. Semester tests 25. 26. State track meet 26. Seniors all through—been fun! 27. Baccalaureate 28. Graduation! ! ! ! ! 29. Report cards out 30. We’re not finished yet 31. Mr. Barrett’s birthday NOW WE ARE 92 94 95 BEST WISHES To Tom and his many fine friends and classmates E.O. BOYLE STAFF Congratulations, From PERRY MOTORS BUTTREYS an TCWINC SERVICE Services clothing - foods wishes the '62 graduates all the luck in the future Congratulations, To The Class Of 62 From LOVSNES FURNITURE Where Quality is Not Expensive PING PONGS THE BEST IN SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY GROUPS SENIOR PORTRAITS BILLFOLD SIZE PORTRAITS OVER TWENTY YEARS OF SERVICE IN THE MONTANA SCHOOLS HOUGH S SCHOOL SERVICE 925 - 7th AVENUE SOUTH GREAT FALLS, MONTANA CLARK HOUGH AND EVERETT ESTERBY PHOTOGRAPHERS EQUIPPED --EXPERIENCED - - DEPENDABLE Congratulations Seniors Sound Financial Planning Must Be An Integral Part Of Your Future Career BANK OF GLACIER COUNTY Congratulations Seniors JOHNNY'S SPORT SHOP Best of Luck Graduatin’ Sharecroppers OWEN BROS. 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