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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

•T6( Is iiofc 3 p$hft$y SMGGeSS W(p t])J yjj e o e It is with honor that we dedicate the 1963 Wolf to Mr. H. C Davis, Superintendent of Cut Bank Public Schools. Mr. Davis has been with Cut Bank Schools for thirty-five years. He did his undergraduate work at Washington State College and his graduate work at the Montana State University and the University of Washington. Mr. Davis first came to Cut Bank as a Basketball Coach in 1926. He then left for one year and returned in 1928 to assume the job of Principal. From that position he went to his present position of Superintendent and has faithfully and cheerfully done a tremendous job for over thirty years . In addition to all the time and effort that Mr. Davis has put into the schools, we find that he has found time for faithful church attendance, membership in the Lions Club, P.T.A., M.E.A., and the Masonic Lodge. Mr. Davis has also served as Past President of M.E.A., Lions Club, and he is a Past Master of the Masonic Lodge. His favorite hobbies are fishing and hiking. All of the students wish to extend their sincere thanks for all of your guidance, Mr. Davis, and we want to wish you the best of luck in everything you do. 2 X4)e of Goijfatfs.. iWcti£v yj mfi op u to ityfw wwn? opgjpoT' iclww'kt’l iwri settlors CB fS Afs2fory jfcTVoPS o moreg Osteen sports Spwng v es 2 4 5 7 8 ? 43 45 53 61 67 69 101 We, the Senior Class, on behalf of the Student Body and Faculty, would like to dedicate this page in memory of Jerry Taylor. Jerry was killed in a car accident October 20, 1962. His untimely death came as a terrible shock to the students and the community. Even though he is gone the memory of his happy and cheerful smile will live on in our hearts. 4 We, the Seniors of Cut Bank High School, on behalf of the Student Body and faculty wish to dedicate this page in memory of Ronald Aus. As a friend and classmate to us, it becomes difficult to express our feelings. Ronnie's determination to succeed has been an inspiration to the entire school. When we seem to have a tough time and things go wrong, we just remember Ronnie’s attitude and things seem better. HOMECOMING CANDIDA TES Bob Waller, Ross Wagner, and Dick Kline Janice Peterson, Carol Leistiko Anna Ness, and Diane Hietpas Not Pictured: Jon King o O o We the Wolf Staff of 1963, hope that as you turn the pages of this Annual you will relive the everlasting memories we have tried to compile for you. It has been our goal to weave into this yearbook the experiences, activities, and the little things which have gone to make up our four years in high school. Now it is yours to read, to enjoy, and to cherish with your finest memories of high school life. The Staff 7 9 MR. H. C DAVIS, SUPERINTENDENT: If your high school years have enabled you to make new friends, acquire new ambitions, and gain new confidence, then that period in your life has been as your parents and teachers wished it. My earnest wish for you is that your friends may be true, your ambitions realized, and a confidence justified by success worthy of your power. MR. R. P. RIMEL, PRINCIPAL: Every student should have set for himself a goal high enough to make him work in order to reach it. Today, too many students are wandering through four years of high school without a plan. Our accomplishments would be greater if we were striving to reach a preconceived end result. Let us plan to leave some footsteps in the sands of time. School Board Myrtle Davis, Clerk; Clayton Pederson, Mr. Davis, Superintendent; Robert Yunck, Chairman of the Board; Wes Platt; Marvin Owen. Not pictured: Jack Warner 10 People We Appreciate Wayne Campbell, Gordon Peterson, and Fritz Van Gelder. 11 w MR. ELLIS MR. HABUECHAK MR. KILPATRICK MR. FERGUSON MR. HULLER MISS LAQUA MRS. MYHRE MR. MAIER KATHY OWEN MR. MURPHY 15 MR. RYAN MR. WOLLAN MR. TORGERSON MISS STUFFT MR. TAYLOR 16 John Haglund, Reporter; Jon King, Secretary; Paul Armstrong, President; Bob Waller, Vice-president; Ralph Johnson, Treasurer. VICKI LEE ANDERSON LOU ANN ARMSTRONG PAUL STEPHEN ARMSTRONG WAYNE HAROLD BARNEY MARLENE ANN BELL PATRICIA JOAN BOYCE THOMAS LEE ABERCROMBIE NANCY ANN ALEX STEVEN GIL ANDERSON MAXINE CAROLYN DEZORT ROYAL ROBERT FAGAN WILLIAM FRANK FUROIS JAMES EDWARD GUSTOFSON GAYLE MARIE EACOCK GARY ALLEN DUROCHER DOUGLAS JOHN FREDERICKS MICHAEL JOHN CILKERSON JOYCELYN FAYE BRANDVOLD JOHN PHILLIP HAGLUND LLOYD MARTIN HANSON JOAN THERESA HIETPAS ROBERT WILLIAM HOPTOWIT TERRY THOMAS HARRIS JOHN HOWARD HIETPAS SANDRA LORRAINE HALE DIANE THERESE HIETPAS ROBERT DEAN HODGSON GLORIA LYNN HOUSE VICKI KATHLEEN JACOBSON JON NELS KING NORDAN ROLAND KJOSE MERLE DIXON KLINE 21 ROBERT RICHARD KRAFT NANCY ANN KROEKER MICHAEL E. LASORTE ELAINE CAROL LEISTIKO ROCKY DEAN LIEBL RICHARD CLYDE LOUDERMILK DAVID LEE LUTZ WILLIAM ELISHA MARTIN JUDITH ANN McCLURE CHARLES PHILLIP McGRIFF ROBERT RICHARD MORE ANNA GURINA NESS EVELYN MARIE McKECHNIE CAROL LOU PATTIE 23 ROBERT MICHAEL McNAMER JOHN PATRICK MURPHY DONALD ARTHUR PETERSON ESTELLE RAE PETERSON RODNEY MOEN PETERSON JANICE GAYLE PETERSON LAURENA FAYE PATERSON RONALD CLAYTON PHELPS ROGER EDWIN PITMAN CAROLYN LEE PROEFROCK D'ARLA JEAN PUCKETT KENNY RA EM AKER 24 SUSAN ANN RASMUSSEN CAROL ANN SCHAEFER KENT DALE RICHTER DOROTHY ANNE SCALESE HERBERT JAMES SCHAEFER GENEVIEVE CLAIRE SCHWINGEL JOHN STANLEY SMART 25 GAIL MARIE SEEWALD LOREN DALLAS SMITH PAULINE RUTH STARR JOHN CLARENCE STEVENSON RICHARD E. THOMPSON DORIS BERNICE VASBOE ROBERT CLAY WALLER STANLEY ROSS WAGNER FARREL LYNN WARREN DARLENE JOY WEISS WALTER SCOTT WETZEL MARGERY ANN WOODWARD EDWARD MERLE WRZENSKI DONALD WAYNE ZEIGLER 27 SENIOR ACTIVITIES THOMAS LEE ABERCROMBIE All I want to get out of school is me. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: English, History; ACTIVITIES: Shop Club; Football 1. NANCY ANN ALEX Little but made of the right stuff. AMBITION: Go to Beauty College--MAJORS: English; Home Ec. ; Commercial; ACTIVITIES: Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4; GAA-2, 3; B Squad Cheer Queen-2; Tumbling-1, 2. VICKI LEE ANDERSON I'm not flirtatious, I'm just friendly. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: English, History; ACTIVITIES: GAA 1, 2; Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4; B Squad Cheerleader-2; FTA-2; Spanish Club-3,4; Junior Play- Francie. LOU ANN ARMSTRONG She has the look of an angel, but looks are deceiving. AMBITION: Secretary--MAJORS: English, Home Ec. , History; ACTIVITIES: GAA-2; FHA-1,2, 3, 4; FTA-1, Pep Club-1, 2; Tumbling -2. PAUL STEPHEN ARMSTRONG Better men than I have lived but they are all dead. AMBITION: Electronic Engineer—MAJORS: Math, Science, English; ACTIVITIES: Football-1, 2, 3,4; Aero-3; Boy's State; Junior Play- Mr. Jones; Live Wire-Business Manager; C Club-3,4; Math-Science Club—2, Vice-president-3, 4; National Honor Society-2,4, Vice president-3; Wrestling-2, 3, 4; Senior Class president; Student Council-4. WAYNE HAROLD BARNEY Heaven is my home, I'm only here on a visit. AMBITION: Veterinarian; MAJORS: English, History, Math, Science; ACTIVITIES: Band-1,2,3,4; Choir-1,2,3, President-4; Football-4; Wrestling-3, 4; Junior Play- Bruce Butler; Senior Play- Larry Reagan; Dance Band-4. MARLENE ANN BELL I can't think of two things at once, so I just think of him. AMBITION: Homemaker—MAJORS: English, Home Ec. , History; ACTIVITIES: Pep Club-1, 2, 3; GAA-2; FHA-1, 2, 3; Choir-3; Librarian-1; Tumbling-1; Annual Staff. PATRICIA JOAN BOYCE She is a Florence Nightingale to be. AMBITION: Get out of school-nursing--MAJORS: Home Ec. , English; History; ACTIVITIES: GAA-2; Pep Club-1, 2; Tumbling-1,2; Choir-1. JOYCELYN FAYE BRANDVOLD No Men in heaven-then leave me here. AMBITION: Travel and go to college-- MAJORS: English; History; Home Ec. ACTIVITIES: Twirling-1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club-1, 2, 3, 4; GAA-2, 3, 4; Annual Staff; Librarian-1, 2, 3, 4. MAXINE CAROLYN DEZORT Though she is very quiet and shy, she is a gal that rates ace high. AMBITION: To be a good secretary-MAJORS: English, Commercial; Home Ec. ACTIV-ITES: Pep Club-2,3,4; GAA-2, 3, 4; Rainbow. GARY ALLAN DUROCHER He's like a powder-puff-for the women. AMBITION: Vet--MAJORS: English; Math; Science; ACTIVITIES: Football-4; Basketball-1, 2, 3; Baseball-2, 3; C Club-3,4; Latin Club-1, 2; treasurer. GAYLE MARIE EACOCK Generally speaking--she is generally speaking. AMBITION: Housewife and secretary; MAJORS: Commercial, English, Home Ec. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club-1 2, 3, 4; Library-1, 4; Band-1; Choir-4; GAA-1, 2, 3, 4; Tumbling-1, 2. ROYAL ROBERT FAGAN We don't want this boy any longer for he is long enough now. AMBITION: Go to college— MAJORS: English; History; Science; ACTIVITIES: Football-1, 2, 3,4; Basketball-1 2, 3,4; C Club-3,4. DOUGLAS JOHN FREDRICK He who hestitates is lost; would somebody give me a compass. AMBITION: Work--MAJORS: History, English. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Livewire 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Intermural Basketball 3. WILLIAM FRANK FUROIS Every man to his purpose, I just haven't found mine. AMBITION: To be a ranching Vet. ACTIVITIES: C Club 4; Basketball 1; Football 1,4; Latin Club 2, 3. MICHAEL JOHN GILKERSON To study cr not to study that is the question. AMBITION: Forestry—MAJORS: English, Math, Science. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1, 3,4; Junior Play-Stage Hand Transfer 2. 28 JAMES EDWARD GUSTAFSON Eat, drink, and be merry for tomorrow may never come. AMBITION: Travel—MAJORS: English, Math, History. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; C Club 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3. JOHN PHILLIP HACLUND If I'm not near the girl I love, I love the girl I'm near. AMBITION: To see the world--MAJORS: English, History. ACTIVITIES: C Club 2; Football; Shop Club; Junior Play; Photographer for Live-wire. SANDRA LORRAINE HALE I do the hardest work of my whole day just getting up. AMBITION: To get out of Montana and be happy. MAJORS: English, Home Ec.; ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA-2, 3; FHA-4; Tumbling 1,2; Cheerleading 2. LLOYD MARTIN HANSON There never was a saint with red hair. AMBITION: Barber—MAJORS: English. ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 1; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Choir 4; Tumbling 1. TERRY THOMAS HARRIS And still we gaze and wonder grows that one small head can carry all he knows. AMBITION: Heaven-MAJORS: Foreign Languages; English, Math, Science. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Choir 2. DIANE THERESE HIETPAS A large amount of knowledge done up on a small package. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: English, Home Ec. , Math. ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2, 3, 4; Vice PRESIDENT 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Song Leader 3, 4; State FHA Convention 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Vice President 2; Junior Play Production Staff. JOAN THERESA HIETPAS No greater gift can there be found, than cheerfulness the whole year round. AMBITION: College-MAJORS: English, Commercial, History. ACTIVITIES: Senior Play; Live Wire; Annual Staff; FTA 1, 2, 3, President 4; Choir Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3; Latin Club Secretary 1 and 2. JOHN HOWARD HIETPAS I never let studies interfere with my education. AMBITION: Commercial field or Air Force — MAJORS: History, English. ACTIVITIES: Dance Band 4; Band 4. BOB DEAN HODGSON The world knows nothing of its greatest men. AMBITION: Law—MAJORS: Math, English, His- tory. ACTIVITIES: Math G Science Club 3, 4; Declam 1, 3; Junior Class Play (Stretch); Senior Class Play (Stevens); Latin Club 1,2; Student Council 3. ROBERT WILLIAM HOPTOWIT Give me a glass of wine, to heck with the steel guitar. AMBITION: Millionaire Playboy—MAJORS: English, History, Shop; ACTIVITIES: C Club, Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1; Vice President Youth Council. GLORIA LYNN HOUSE I'd hate boys but I was told to love my enemies. AMBITION: See the world--MAJORS: History, Home Ec. , English, Math--ACTIVITIES: French Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; GAA 2, 3; Rainbow; Live Wire. DENNIS RODGER HOWELL Beware! I might do something sensible. AMBITION: Heavy Equipment Operator—MAjORS: English, Math — ACTIVITIES: Shop Club. EDWARD LYNN HUEBNER He does nothing in particular, but he does it very well. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: English, Science--ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,4; Math G Science Club 2, 3; FTA Treasurer 4; Senior Play ( John Graham Whitfield ); C Club 4. VICKI KATHLEEN JACOBSON Her talents are of the quiet kind. AMBITION: Nursing--MAJORS: English, History, Science — ACTIVITIES: Rainbow; FHA; Band 1,2; Latin Club 1,2. ARNIE RAY JOHNSON I can resist anything but temptation. AMBITION: Rancher—MAJORS: English, Industrial Arts. ACTIVITIES: Shop Club President 4; Basketball 1; High School Rodeo 1, 2, 3, 4. RALPH LEE JOHNSON Die young and have a good looking corpse. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: English, Math, History, Science. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Treasurer 4; C Club 3, 4. JON NELS KING An all around boy that rates ace high, we don't need to worry about him getting by. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: Math, Science, History, English. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 4; President 2; Youth Club President 3; C Club 1, 2, 3; President 4; Secretary 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy's State. NORDAN ROLAND KJOSE Wouldn't 1 make a fine angel? AMBITION: Aeronautical Engineer--MAJORS: English, Science, Math, History. ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 3,4; Tumbling 3; Vice President Youth Club 4; Secretary-Treasurer Math G Science Club 4; Aeronautics 4; Annual Staff; Boy's State; Senior Play ( Judge ). MERLE DIXON KLINE It's always fair weather when good fellows get together. AMBITION: Aeronautical Engineer--MAJQRS: Math, Science. ACTIVITIES: Live Wire; Annual; Football. ROBERT RICHARD KRAFT Of all my mother's darlings I love myself the most. AMBITION: Lawyer--MAJORS: Math, Science, English. ACTIVITIES: Football 3, 4; Math G Science Club 3, 4; Annual Staff; Live Wire Editor; Boy's State; Wrestling 2, 3; Aeronautics 4; Student Council 4; High School Rodeo 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play ( Stage Hand ). NANCY ANN KROEKER She packs her troubles in a box, sits on the lid and laughs. AMBITION: Go places and see new faces. --MAJORS: English, Home Ec. , History. ACTIVITIES: GAA 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Annual Staff. MICHAEL E. LaSORTE There's a little bit of bad in every good little boy. AMBITION: C. P. A. --MAJORS: Math, English, History, Science—ACTIVITIES: C Club 3,4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball I, 2. ELAINE CAROL LEIST1KO There lies much deviltry under this calm exterior. AMBITION: College and travel--MAJORS: English, Home Ec. , History, Science. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1, 2; G. A. A. 3; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; District Secretary-Treasurer 3; Live Wire; Annual Staff; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Dance Band 4; Home Coming Queen Candidate. RICHARD CLYDE LOUDERMILK High school days can't compare to high school nights. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: English, Science, Math, History. ACTIVITIES: C Club; President 3; Youth Club President 4; Junior Class Play ( Leon Jones ); Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Play. DAVID LEE LUTZ I've never been caught yet. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: English, Science. ACTIVITIES: Track 1; Bowling 3, 4; Shop Club 3, 4; Senior Play. WILUAM ELISHA MARTIN but just you wait. AMBITION: College—MAJORS: Math, Science, English, History. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 3,4; Student Council 1, 2; Key Club 2; Math G Science Club 4; Transfer 4. JUDITH ANN McCLURE Independence is the spice of life. AMBITION: Beautician--MAJORS: English, Home Ec. , History. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1,4; G. A. A. 1. CHARLES PHILIP McGRIFF A genius is born every decade. Here I is. AMBITION: To make something out of life—MAJORS: English, Science, Shop. ACTIVITIES: C Club; Bowling; Football 1,2; Track 3,4; Shop Club. EVELYN MARIE McKECHNIE Plenty of smiles and full of fun, but an Air Force guy has this gal won. AMBITION: Beautician — MAJORS: Home Ec. , English, History. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, President 3, Sports Director 4; Annual 4; Live Wire 4; Girl's Choir 3; Student Council 3; Senior Class Play. ROBERT MICHAEL McNAMER What a bitter question, Shelby or Chari. AMBITION: Ski Bum--MAJORS: English, Science, Math. ACTIVITIES: Football 2; Math C Science Club. ROBERT RICHARD MORE Only the good die young. Guess I'll live to a ripe old age. AMBITION: C. P. A. -MAJORS: Math, English, Science. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club 2, 3; Math G Science Club 2; Football Manager 2; Live Wire; Annual; Junior Class Play ( Prop Manager ); Boy's State; Senior Class Play ( Court Attendant ). JOHN DENNIS MOREEN Love me tender, but don't muss my hair. AMBITION: Lawyer--MAJORS: Math English. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,4; Football 4. JOHN PATRICK MURPHY Call him theory for he seldom works. AMBITION: To graduate--MAJORS: English, History, Shop. ACTIVITIES: Shop Club, Basketball 1,2; Football 1, 2; Track . 1,2. ANNA GURINA NESS Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help whenever she may. AMBITION: Beautician—MAJORS: Science. Math, English. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 2,3, 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Annual Editor; Junior Class Play ( Stage Manager ); Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; G. A. A. Treasurer 3; Girl's State Alternate; Office Girl 4 Live Wire; Heisey 3; National Honor Society 3,4. CAROL LOU PATTIE 30 I would like to do something great. I haven't yet She says little but that's no sign she isn't thinking. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: Commercial, English, Science—ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Rainbow; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Annual Staff; Sports Director of G. A. A. 2; Secretary of G. A. A. 3. DONALD ARTHUR PETERSON Don't wake me up, I'm sleeping my way through school. AMBITION: Pilot— MAJORS: English, Math, Science. ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 2, 3; Wrestling 3, 4. ESTELLE RAE PETERSON You live only once so make the best of it. AMBITION: Go to Hawaii--MAJORS: History, English. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Tumbling 1, 2, 3, 4; Live Wire; F. T. A. 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Senior Play; Junior Play. JANICE GAYLE PETERSON Full of fun and mischieve too, doing things she shouldn't do. AMBITION: College and travel— MAJORS: English, Home Ec. , History. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 2; Twirling 1, 2, 3; Twirling Reporter 2; F. H. A. 4; Homecoming Queen 4. LAURENA FAYE PETERSON Brains, beauty, personality plus, this girl means a lot to us. AMBITION: Teaching--MAJORS: English, Commercial, Home Ec. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Vice President 1; Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3; Pep Club President 4; Junior Class Play ( Mrs. Jones ); Live Wire; Annual; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Council 4; Senior Class Play ( Jane Chandler ). RODNEY MOEN PETERSON He is one of our best students and we'd hate to lose him and there is no Junior who can fill his shoes. AMBITION: College—MAJORS: English, Math, Science. ACTIVITIES: Student Council President 4; Latin I President 3; Secretary of Student Council 2; President 1; National'Honor Society 3,4; C Club 2; Reporter 3; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; Boy's State; Jr. Legion Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Heisey 3; Live Wire; Annual. RONALD CLAYTON PHELPS Don't cry girls I'm just going to college. AMBITION: To find an ambition—MAJORS: Math, Science, English. ACTIVITIES: Annual Staff; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; C Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; American Legion Baseball 3, 4; Boy's State; National H nor Society 3,4; Reporter 2; Vice President 3. ROGER EDWIN PITMAN He says little but thinks much. AMBITION: Navy — MAJORS: English. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2; Base- ball 4; Wrestling 3, 4. CAROLYN LEE PROEFROCK A girl with personality and a smile, to have her for a friend is worthwhile. AMBITION: Secretary— MAJORS: English, Home Ec. , Commercial. ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 4; G. A. A. 3, 4; Live Wire; Annual; Junior Play. D'ARLA JEAN PUCKETT Leave silence to the saints, I'm only human. AMBITION: College Teacher—MAJORS: Math, Science, English, History. ACTIVITIES: National Honor Society 3, 4; F. T. A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3; Live Wire; Annual Staff; Latin Club Secretary 3, 4; Rainbow. KENNY R. RA EM AKER He was born young and never got over it. AMBITION: Navy—MAJORS: English, Shop. ACTIVITIES: Shop Club. SUSAN ANN RASMUSSEN Is there another her equal? AMBITION: Teaching in Peace Corp—MAJORS: Home Ec. , English, Science, History. ACTIVITIES: Band 4; Choir 4; Tumbling 4; F. H. A. 4; G. A. A. 2, 3; Junior Class Play ( Mrs. Walkins ); Senior Class Play ( Police Matron ). KENT DALE RICHTER A boy reliable and true and a good friend too. AMBITION: Navy—MAJORS: English, History, Science. ACTIVITIES: Latin Club I, 2; Senior Class Play; Annual Staff; Live Wire; Aeronautics. DOROTHY ANNE SCALESE She hides everything behind a blush . AMBITION: Interior Decorator—MAJORS: History, Math, Science, English. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Math Science Club 2, 3; President 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Declam 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play ( Kathy Richards ); Rainbow; Girl's State Alternate; Latin Club; Student Council 4; Librarians 2, 4; Aeronautics 4; Senior Class Play ( Karen Andre ). CAROL ANN SCHAEFER Always true, always kind, a better friend is hard to find. AMBITION: Teaching—MAJORS: English, Math, Science. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3, 4; State Vice President 4; Librarian 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; F. T. A. Secretary 3, Vice President 4; F. H. A. I, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Pom-Pom Girl 3; Girl's State, Annual Staff; Live Wire; Senior Class Play; Student Council 4. HERBERT JAMES SCHAEFER He believes in the two party system-Friday and Saturday night. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: 31 English, History. ACTIVITIES: Live Wire; Football 1, Basketball 1; Choir 4; Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play ( Homer Van Fleet ); Aeronautics 4. GENEVIEVE CLAIRE SCHWINGEL To all she lends a helping hand, and as a friend, we think she's grand. AMBITION: To be successful — MAJORS: English, History, Commercial. ACTIVITIES: Annual Staff; Live Wire; Student Council 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Secretary 3,4; Librarians 2; Secretary 3; President 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Girl's State; G. A. A. 2; Junior Class Play ( Elaine Watkins ); F. T. A. 3, 4; Rainbow; Senior Class Play. GAIL MARIE SEEWALD She puts her worries in a pocket with a hole in it. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: Math, Science, English. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 3, 4; Rainbow; National Honor Society 3, 4; Annual Staff; Girl's State; G. A. A. Vice President 3, Sports Director 4; Senior Class Play ( Roberta ); F. H. A. Treasurer 3; District Vice Chairman 4, Vice President 4. JOHN STANLEY SMART South from Alaska came this mighty man! AMBITION: College--MAJORS: English, History, Shop. ACTIVITIES: Transfer 4; Football 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Chorus 1, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Class Play ( Prompter ). LOREN DALLAS SMITH Teachers never recognize true genius-take me for example. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: English, Math, Science. ACTIVITIES: Aeronautics 4; Band. PAULINE RUTH STARR You may not Hear me, but I'm here. AMBITION: Travel--MAJORS: English, History, Home Ec. ; ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3. JOHN CLARENCE STEVENSON, JR. A gentleman makes no noise. AMBITION: To be successful--MAJORS: English, Shop. ACTIVITIES: Shop Club. RICHARD E. THOMPSON Sober, steadfast, quiet, and true this can be said for very few. AMBITION: To be successful--MAJORS: English, History, Science. ACTIVITIES: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 3, 4; Boy's State Alternate; C: Club 2, 3,4; Tumbling. DORIS BERNICE VASBOE She's quiet, polite, gentle, and sincere. AMBITION: Beautician—MAJORS: English, Commercial. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 2, 3; Pep Club 3, 4. STANLEY ROSS WAGNER If there be good in small parcels then behold this mighty man. AMBITION: Surgeon--MAJORS: English, History, Math, Science. ACTIVITIES: Football 1; Junior Class Play; Live Wire; Choir 4; Secretary 1; Senior Class Play ( Elmer Sweeney ). BOB CLAY WALLER Oh this learning-what a thing it is. AMBITION: To go to M. S. U. -- MAJORS: English, History. ACTIVITIES: Latin I, Treasurer II; Shop Club Treasurer; Student Council Vice President; Basketball 1; Football 1, 2; Track 1; Vice President 4; Junior Class Play. FARREL LYNN WARREN Quiet in class but powerful in grades. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: English, Math, Science, Home Ec.; ACTIVITIES: Pep Club 1, 2; Treasurer 3, 4; G. A. A. 2, 3; Treasurer 4; F. H. A. 1, 2; Reporter 3, and 4; Spanish Reporter 1, and 2; Live Wire; Annual Staff; Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Class Play ( Mrs. John Hutchins ); JESSI 3; Junior Miss of 1962. DARLENE JOY WEISS Her heart is like the moon-there's a man in it. AMBITION: Homemaker--MAJORS: Home Ec. , English, History. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Class Play. WALTER SCOTT WETZEL In every sport he sets the pace, but he's faster yet in Cupid's race. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: English, History, Science. ACTIVITIES: C Club 3; Vice President 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,4; Track 2, 4. MARGERY ANN WOODWARD Please don't say anything about my hair. AMBITION: Have fun--MAJORS: Commercial, Home Ec. , English. ACTIVITIES: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Annual Staff; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; G. A. A. 2, 3; Office Girl 4; Live Wire; Librarian 2; Senior Class Play. EDWARD MERLE WRZESINSKI His name alone distinguishes him from the crowd. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: Math, English, History. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1, 2; Football 2; Annual Staff; Live Wire; Transfer 3. DONALD WAYNE ZEIGLER Take care of me--good men are rare. AMBITION: College--MAJORS: Science, English. ACTIVITIES: Junior Classical League 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; District Band 2; Stage Band 4; Choir 4; Math Science Club 2; Senior Class Play ( Sigurd Jungquist ). CLASS HISTORY TIME; September 1959--May 1960 PLACE; Cut Bank High School VICTIMS: 107 Freshmen DEFENDERS: Mrs. Dresen and Mr. DeGroot, Class Sponsors. IMPORTANT WITNESSES: President, Rod Peterson; Vice-president, Laurena Peterson; Secretary, Ross Wagner; Reporter, Tom Prater. EXHIBIT A: Homecoming Float Investigation revealed freshmen initiation a common practice the first week of school, which was concluded with a dance that week-end honoring the freshmen. The highlight of basketball season was the District Tournament held in the new gym, in which the varsity team placed third. Field day seemed to be the main event in the spring. VERDICT: Sophomores. TIME: September 1960—May 1961 PLACE: Cut Bank High School VICTIMS: 103 Sophomores DEFENDERS: Miss Fleshe and Mr. Haburchak, Class Sponsors. IMPORTANT WITNESSES: President, Jon King; Vice-president, Diane Hietpas; Secretary, Laurena Peterson; Reporter, Ron Phelps. SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR: Student Council Secretary Rod Peterson. HONORARY WITNESSES: Vicki Anderson, Nancy Alex, Sandy Hale, B Squad Cheerleaders. INVESTIGATION: The sophomores let out their pent-in feelings by initiation of the new freshmen class, but also honored them at the first school dance of the year. This year the Varsity team took second in the District Basketball Tournament. VERDICT: Juniors. TIME: September 1961--May 1962 PLACE: Cut Bank High School VICTIMS: 97 Juniors DEFENDERS: Mrs. Myhre and Mr. Torgerson, Class Sponsors. IMPORTANT WITNESSES: President, Dick Loudermilk; Vice-president, Ron Phelps; Secretary, Laurena Peterson; Reporter, John Haglund. HONORARY WITNESS: Sue Meyers, Homecoming Queen. EXHIBIT A: First place basketball trophey received at District Tournament. EXHIBIT B: Fourth place basketball trophey received at State Tournament held in Cut Bank. INVESTIGATION: Our Junior Play Melody Jones and the Junior Prom with the theme Moon River , were evident to all as outstanding successes. The Varsity football team rated first in conference play. Many decisions were made as we chose our class rings and class flower, motto, and colors. Field Day was held again this year with Student Council Elections as the Highlight of the day. The talent shows, held for the first time in several years, was won by our Junior Class. VERDICT: Seniors. TIME: September l962--May 1963 PLACE: Cut Bank High School VICTIMS: 91 Seniors DEFENDERS: Miss Stufft, Mr. Ryan, and Mr. Ellis, Class Sponsors. IMPORTANT WITNESSES: President, Paul Armstrong; Vice-president, Bob Waller; Secretary, Jon King; Treasurer, Ralph Johnson; Reporter; John Haglund. SPECIAL INVESTIGATORS: Student Council President Rod Peterson and Student Council Treasurer Ron Phelps. EXHIBIT A: Senior Homecoming Float--First Place. HONORARY WITNESSES: Janice Peterson and Jon King, Homecoming Queen and King. INVESTIGATION: For the first time in two years a Homecoming Parade was held. The theme was Onward and Upward . Two reliable people were elected as editors of important documents: Anna Ness, Editor of the Wolf and Bob Kraft, Editor of the Live Wire . The Senior Play Night of January 16th and our Senior Ball Winter Wonderland were enjoyed by everyone in attendance. Throughout the year many preparations were being made for the 50th Graduating Class of Cut Bank High School. VERDICT: Graduates! 33 CLASS WILL I, TOM ABERCROMBIE, leave in hopes now to get a college degree. I, NANCY ALEX, leave my blond hair to Shirley Scalese for her to care. I, STEVE ANDERSON, leave withMargy. I, VICKI ANDERSON, leave without doubt, that to Shelby I will find a shorter route. I, LOU ANN ARMSTRONG, leave my ways so quiet, to Phyllis Waggoner that Freshman riot. I, PAUL ARMSTRONG, leave my Ford's pipes to Chuck McAlpine so that he can listen to cops gripes. I, WAYNE BARNEY, leave my smile and charm to the Freshmen in hopes they will do more good than harm. I, MARLENE BELL, leave to Linda Freed, my naturally curly hair for her to heed. I, PAT BOYCE, leave my studies to go rejoice. 1, JOYCE BRANDVOLD, will my baton for Colleen Peterson to carry on. I, MAXINE DeZORT, leave to my cousin, Ramona, the long ride home. I, GARY DUROCHER, leave my blue Ford to Romey Jensen and the rest of the hoarde. I, GAYLE EACOCK, leave to go with Bill. I, ROYAL FAGAN, will my height to Donny Wold so he will grow with all his might. I, DOUG FREDERICK, leave my job as delivery boy to Dean Hendrickson, from it I hope he finds joy. I BILL FUROIS, leave--with no regrets. I, MIKE GILKERSON, leave to catch up on my western novels. I, JIM GUSTAFSON, leave my bookkeeping desk to Mike Murphy in hopes he does his best. I, JOHN HAGLUND, will my baby-blue eyes to all the poor Junior guys. I, SANDY HALE, leave my dancing ways, to Eva-lene Loudermilk for future days., I, LLOYD HANSON, will my red hair to anyone who dares to wear it. I, TERRY HARRIS, leave my brain to anyone who needs the same. I, DIANE HIETPAS, leave my seat in band to Linda Kay Neal so she won't have to stand. I, JOAN HIETPAS, leave with a smile and cheery good-by. I, JOHN HIETPAS, will my drum to Larry Salois so he will have more fun. I, BOB HODGSON, leave my red boots so loud, to anyone who wants to draw crowd. 1, ROBERT HOPTOWIT, leave to find an easier life. I, LYNN HOUSE, will my Live Wire page to anyone wanting a headache. I, DENNIS HOWELL, leave forever. I, ED HUEBNER, leave my little blue pickup to brother Frankie. I, VICKI JACOBSON, leave to my sister, all the fun I had in high school. I, ARNIE JOHNSON, leave my car to anyone who wants to go far. I. RALPH JOHNSON, leave my position as tackle to anyone who wants to wrestle. I, JON KING, leave my ability in basketball to whoever is tall. I, ROLAND KJOSE, leave my winning ways to anyone, for the rest of their days. I, DICK KLINE, leave my smile so wide, to anyone who has something to hide. I, ROBERT KRAFT, will my Live Wire editor-ship to anyone who can face this hardship. I, NANCY KROEKER, leave my G. A. A. points to the Freshmen girls. I, MIKE LaSORTE, will the family car to my sister so she can go far. I, CAROL LEISTIKO, leave Chemistry to next year's class. I, ROCKY LIEBL, leave my piano skill to John Simon son who may need it still. I, DICK LOUDERMILK, leave my Youth Council job for Evalene to carry on the tradition. I, DAVID LUTZ, leave with my little Rambler. I, BILL MARTIN, will my seat in Physics to anyone who is sucker enough to take it. I, JUD1 McCLURE, just want to leave. 34 CLASS WILL I, CHARLES McGRIFF, leave sader but wiser. 1, EVE McKECHNIE, leave to be with Jim. 1, MIKE McNAMER, will my quarterback position to next year's team in their moment of decision. I, DICK MORE, leave with a smile and a good-by. I, DENNY MOREEN, will my basketballing to anyone who is willing. I, JOHN MURPHY, just leave when I can. I, ANNA NESS, leave my average so high to my brother Leif so he can get by. 1, CAROL PATTIE, leave my little Tote-Gote to anyone who wants to fix it. 1, DON PETERSON, will my trumpet to Mr. Ferguson in hopes he will find a use for it. I, ESTELLE PETERSON, leave old Cut Bank High to join my mother in sunny Hawaii. I, JANICE PETERSON, leave my changeable hair to my sister Denise in her days of Despair. I, LAURENA PETERSON, leave the family car to my sister Darlene so she won't have to walk too far. I, ROD PETERSON, leave my Student Council presidency to anyone next year who finds it easy. I, RON PHELPS, leave my grades so high, to Romey Jensen in hopes he can get by. I, ROGER PITMAN, leave, I Hope! 1, CAROLYN PROEFROCK, leave as the first of the Proe frocks. I, D'ARLA PUCKETT, leave my job as librarian to Karen Emerson. 1, KENNY RAEMAKER, leave my brother to carry on. I, SUSAN RASMUSSEN, leave my singing ability to next year's Choir members. I, KENT RICHTER, leave my camera and film to the rest of the camera fiends. I, DOROTHY SCALESE, leave my place in Aero to any other girl who thinks she wants it. I, CAROL SCHAEFER, leave to my sister Mary Lee all the fun and success of my High School days. I, HERB SCHAEFER, leave for the last time-mustache and all. I, CLAIRE SCHWINGEL, leave my Typing skill to Carol Warner to use next year. I, GAIL SEEWALD, leave my winning smile for someone else to use awhile. I, PAULINE STARR, have already left. I, JOHN SMART, will my job in the play to next year's prompter. I, LOREN SMITH, will my seat in Senior English to the Bell brothers in hopes they get it. I, JOHN STEVENSON, leave my truck so big to my sister so small. I, RICHARD THOMPSON, will my football uniform to the freshman boys. I, DORIS VASBOE, so quiet and shy, will just say good-by. I, ROSS WAGNER, leave my Pontiac to my sister Linda so she can wreck it. I, BOB WALLER, leave as the last of the Waller's. I, FARREL WARREN, leave my talents so numerous to my brother Arlle for future use. I, DARLENE WEISS, leave to marry Gary. I, WALT WETZEL, leave to my borther the fun and excitement of high school life. I, MARGERY WOODWARD, leave with fond memories and Steve. I, ED WRZENSKI, will my name to anyone who thinks they can spell it. I, DON ZEIGLER, leave my Susaphone to John Young to carry home. We, the Senior Class, the Student Council leave to those lucky Juniors to rule as they please. We, the Class of 63 leave our upperclassmen places to make room for your new faces. We, the Seniors, leave to the Freshmen our knowledge of High School ways, for you to use in your future days. We, the Seniors, to the faculty leave a fond good-by and a thanks for everything. 35 CLASS PROPHECY As I gaze into my crystal ball I can see The Seniors of 1963. In ten years I predict: TOM ABERCROMBIE will still be dragging Main in his little red car. NANCY ALEX will be displaying her pearly-whites on Pepsodent toothpaste advertisements. STEVE ANDERSON will still be chauffeured by Margy. VICKI ANDERSON will no longer be beating the pathway to Shelby. She will be living there. LOU ANN ARMSTRONG will be running Louie's Lanes, a successful Bowling Alley, in sunny California. The Universe is anxiously awaiting the annual pie-eating contest to be held on Mars. PAUL ARMSTRONG is the featured attraction. WAYNE BARNEY is given credit for welding the missle which carried our first lady astronaut to the moon. MARLENE BELL, having lost her girlish figure from milking cows, collecting eggs, and driving tractor on the Berkram farm, will be light-weight champion wrestler. PAT BOYCE is now number one nurse on the Dr. Ross Wagner Show. JOYCE BRANDVOLD can now be seen as the head majorette in the Parade of Roses. MAXINE DEZORT disappeared for nine years and the President just received word that she has been on a secret mission with her wonder dog Skeezix. GARY DUROCHER is trying to catch up with Bob Durocher, who is trying to catch up with Wayne Duro-cher who is trying to catch up with Gary. GAYLE EACOCK is co-owner of Eacock G Peacock Feathers, Inc. ROYAL FAGAN has now replaced Meadow Lark Lemon of the Harlem Globe Trotters. DOUG FREDERICKS is now using his missilematic to deliver bleu cheese from the moon to the citizens of Cut Bank. BILL FUROIS is still trying to figure out how he missed two classes while sleeping. MIKE G1LKERSON now owns Gilkerson's Menwear JIM GUSTAFSON is still center for the Cut Bank Clowns. The New York Insurance Co. has started a new policy for JOHN HAGLUND. With each policy they send a licensed chauffeur. SANDY HALE now has her own dance studio for all boys with two left feet. LLOYD HANSON now manufactures black hair dye and freckle remover. TERRY HARRIS has now replaced Webster's Dictionary with Harris' Dictionary. DIANE HIETPAS has now become National President of the National Honor Society. JOAN HIETPAS is entertaining in the Laughsmo-phere Room in Las Vegas. JOHN HIETPAS after his last visit to the moon, is now featuring the latest moon dancers over N. B. C. ROBERT HODGSON has now become part-owner of the Point Drive-In and has taken over the managership due to Jake's retirement. ROBERT HOPTOWIT is still hopping to it. LYNN HOUSE is in the real estate business and the enterprise is known as House and Holmes, Inc. DENNIS HOWELL can be seen cleaning the streets of Santa Rita with his oversized cat. ED HUEBNER is now taking Senior Portraits for the Class of '73. VICKI JACOBSON is now head nurse at the White House. ARNIE JOHNSON has won the title of World-Round Cowboy for 1973. RALPH JOHNSON can still be seen playing basketball barefooted because he cannot find his lost tennis shoes. JON KING is now running his famous cattle ranch King of the Range. ROLAND KJOSE has replaced the I. B. M. machines in Braintrust, Inc. due to his quickness and accuracy with numbers. DICK KLINE is now decorating windows for the Woolworth Department Store Chain. ROBERT KRAFT is now starring in the latest Broadway hit Mother's Little Darling. NANCY KROEKER now owns Montana's largest cattle ranch. MIKE LASORTE is now playing football for the Boston Bruisers. CAROL LEISTIKO has now become the personal crown designer for the Queen of England. 36 CLASS PROPHECY ROCKY LIEBL is still playing his piano at his favorite Beatnik Joint-Don't Knock the Rock. DICK LOUDERMILK is now foreman for Wagner's Drilling. DAVID LUTZ is now managing the midget wrestlers, Eager Beaver and Early Riser. BILLY MARTIN has become Master Sergeant of the 681st Radar Squadron. JUDI McCLURE can no longer be seen waiting tables at Burgins as she has her own cafe. CHARLES McGRIFF has gained world-wide recognition in Trackby beating the Russian Goglov in running the mile. EVELYN McKECHNIE is now kept busy styling hair for her twelve little ones. MIKE McNAMER is now playing the piccolo for the famous McNamara Band. DICK MORE is now running his famous restaurant-When You Eat Out-Eat More. DENNY MOREEN has now reached a height of 7' and is one of the world's greatest basketball stars. JOHN MURPHY is now selling Murphy's Salted Nuts. ANNA NESS is still having nightmares over Annual deadlines. CAROL PATTIE is now the world's top Veterinarian. DON PETERSON is now assistant manager at Dave's Public Drug. ESTELLE PETERSON, after being in Hawaii for ten years has finally learned how to surf. JANICE PETERSON no longer worry's about her clothing expense as she runs her own dress shop. LAURENA PETERSON is now teaching commercial to twenty future male Secretaries. ROD PETERSON after Graduation from High School, 4 years of college, and 6 years on the loose, has finally noticed the opposite sex. RON PHELPS is now growing out his hair for the Mr. America Pageant of 1973. ROGER PITMAN is now head janitor at the Memorial Hospital. CAROLYN PROEFROCK is now chief Press Secretary for John F. Kennedy, Jr. D'ARLA PUCKETT has achieved fame for de-feathering chickens. Her motto: Let Puckett pluck it. KENNY RAEMAKER is still serving beans in the U. S. Navy. SUSAN RASMUSSEN is now starring in the New York Opera Madame Butterfly. KENT RICHTER has now become the Photographer for the Pioneer Press. DOROTHY SCALESE has now won world-wide recognition as the first Lady Astronaut. CAROL SCHAEFER has been chosen Soroptimists Lady of the Month. HERB SCHAEFER now presides as Juvenile Officer of Cut Bank. CLAIRE SCHWINGEL has followed the family tradition and is now teaching English at C. B. H. S. GAIL SEEWALD has now replaced Robin Hood with her own T. V. series String Along With Gail JOHN SMART now wears bifocals and has not run into any boards for quite some time. LOREN SMITH has now replaced Lloyd Bridges in Sea Hunt. Twinkle, twinkle PAULINE STARR-How I wonder where you are. JOHN STEVENSON now has his own laundry which offers one-day service. RICHARD THOMPSON has won the title of Greek God for 1973. DORIS VASBOE now teaches Square Dancing to the Round Dancers of Northern Mont. ROSS WAGNER now stars in his own T. V. show- Dr. Teddy Bear . BOB WALLER owns and operates the auto shop Waller's Welders . FARREL WARREN now does personal portraits of the President and his family. DARLENE WEISS, after chasing Gary for 2 years, has finally caught him and now she is chasing 3 little Coens. WALT WETZEL has gained recognition for his new firewater called Wetzel's Whiskey. MARGERY WOODWARD now wears wigs and still chauffeurs Steve. ED WRZENSKI is making a career of drawing blondes for the National Men's Magazine. DON ZEIGLER has returned to Cut Bank to take over as Band Director for Cut Bank High. 37 MOST ATHLETIC Gail and Jon MOST CHEERFUL Joan and Roland 39 BEST DRESSED Janice and Dick MOST INTELLECTUAL Farrel and Rod 40 WITTIEST Nancy and Herb BEST DANCERS Sandy and John MOST MUSICAL Rocky and Carol 41 MOST ALL-AROUND Claire and Paul MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Laurena and Dick Old Southside Gym HISTORY OF CUT BANK SCHOOLS By H. C. Davis One might say that the Cut Bank School system started with a definite pattern of education in 1910. It was in that year that the first unit of the old Southside building was constructed at a cost of $20,000. A graded system was set up with several teachers in charge. Homesteaders were coming into this area in large numbers, and farming was gaining in importance, due to the excellent wheat yields. William Allison was in the first graduating class of 1913. In the year of 1914 the first school bus route of District No. 15, Teton county, was established. A wagon was used as the means of transportation, with Mrs. Daisy Garske as the first driver. Cut Bank became the county seat of the newly made Glacier county during the year of 1919. The school enrollment gradually grew until 1928. when the terminal was moved to Blackfoot. This was a most serious blow to the town and school. It was thought that drastic steps would have to be taken to concur with these changes. However, the discovery of oil and gas in 1930 in this area caused a great boom in the town, and the school soon became overcrowded. The structure that we call the old gymnasium at present was started in the early part of 1930, several months before the advent of oil and gas. The bond issue called for a structure costing $40,000. The pressure for classroom space became so great in the old stucco building that even the basement rooms and old gym were used for that purpose. Tlie need for additional facilities became so great that in 1936 the first unit of our present high school building was erected at a cost of approximately $100,000. The property became available as the result of an exchange with the county commissioners, A. L. Michaels, chairman. They had previously obtained the property for the purpose of locating a court house there. The junior high and shop additions were completed in 1942 at a cost of $40,000. With the close of World War II, the need for additional grade facilities became very apparent. The patrons of the school decided that the first structure should be located on the north side of the city. The result was the new Anna Jeffries building started in 1948 and ready for occupancy in September 1950. A tract of land consisting of an area of 12 acres was donated by R. C. Jeffries. The building was named after his wife, Anna Jeffries . The completion of the new Southside grade school and addition to the high school in 1956, and the new gymnasium in 1958, brings us up to date as far as buildings are concerned. The building programs of 1956 to 1958 approached an investment of nearly a million dollars. These buildings represent the latest ideas in modern school planning. For two years the board of education, together with the school superintendent, carefully considered the type of buildings which would best serve the needs of the community. The outstanding features of the buildings are simplicity of design and economical use of materials. In the way of summary, a new building program has been completed every five years since 1930. The school administration has either been planning or superivising school construction once in every two years during that period. The new gymnasium was almost filled to capacity at the Division B tournament in 1959. The financial picture was greatly changed with the advent of the oil industry. From a taxable valuation of $1,327,354 in 1930, it has increased to $7,735,506 in 1962. A levy of 10 miles was required in 1930 to meet the requirements of outstanding warrants and interest, but was eliminated by 1940. The tax load in Glacier county at the present time is distributed in four main categories. Thirty percent of the revenue is derived from the net proceeds tax on oil, 20 percent from farm lands, 30 percent from utilities including railroads, refineries and pipeline, and 20 percent from city property. 43 It represents an excellent picture as far as diversified sources of revenue are concer ned. The budget for the elementary school was $327,000 and the high school, $189,000 in 1962. Outstanding bonds amount to $220,000 on both the elementary and high school districts after the 1962 payments. In 1936 the trustees adopted the policy of district owned and operated buses. Previous to that time the private contract plan had proven to be very unsafe and unwieldy in operation. Cut Bank now transports 280 grade and high school pupils in six district owned buses, from practically every corner of the district. The routes range in length from 24 miles to 46 miles round trip. The buses travel nearly 500 bus miles. and over 100,000 pupil miles daily. The cost for 1961-62 was 36 cents per bus mile, which is two cents less per mile than the average for the state for over 50 passenger buses. Consolidation has gradually taken place in eastern Glacier county, with only two elementary districts remaining in the high school district aside from elementary District No. 15. Consolidation and transportation must go hand in hand. There are no rural schools in District No. 15. The consolidation program has made possible a more far-sighted building program, as well as a more judicious spending of current school revenues. The transporting of large groups made it almost mandatory to provide a lunch program . That need was met with the installation of the lunch facilities in 1950 at the Anna Jeffries building. Nearly 250 pupils receive their lunch there each day, at a nominal price of 25 cents per meal. School enrollments have increased from 350 in 1930 to over 1600 in 1962. Grade enrollments have increased greatly since 1953. In 1961 the high school had an enrollment of 150 freshmen. In 1962 the high school had an enrollment of 430 students. A staff of 70 teachers is required to instruct the entire grade and high school enrollments. Of the group, 25 are men and 45 women. Nearly 90 percent have degrees at the present time. The board has a requirement that all teachers must take residence training every five years in order to keep up to date in their respective fields. The elementary and high school became fully accredited in 1926 by both the North Central and Northwest Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. It has continuously held that high rating since that time. The high school curriculum was almost strictly academic up to 1936. With additional facilities completed in that year, a much broader offering of courses was provided. A complete commercial course, as well as auto mechanics, industrial arts and home economics were instituted, in addition to the regular academic subjects. It was felt that the needs of a great many more students could be met through a curriculum broader in scope. A course in aeronautics was started during World War II and has continued down to the present time. This includes several hours of actual flying instruction for each pupil. Driver training has been offered as an elective for the past 14 years. Over 850 pupils have received instruction through this medium. With the increased emphasis on mathematics a four year program in high school has been made possible. A much improved guidance and counseling program was started four years ago. In 1952 a Parent-Teacher association was organized in Cut Bank. It has been active since its inception, and has done much to acquaint the public with its schools. Parent-teacher conferences are held each year on school time. Parents are given a regular scheduled time to confer with their child's teacher concerning his or her progress. 44 Bob Yunck, Secretary-Treasurer; Candy Warner, Reporter; John Simonson, President; Betty Hill, Vice-president. Linda Barney Charles Berger Dennis Berkram Mike Birch Eldon Bradley Linda Brandvold Colleen Briody Marsa Brown Mike Christenot Richard Christenot Lee Croft Donna Cunningham Edith Curtis Clayton Dahiquist Van Dye Lynn Fauque 46 Phil Ford Randy Freed Wilson Guardipee Connie Haburchak Marcia Hagan Pat Harrison Dean Hendrickson Betty Hill Robert Howe Judy Hutchison Bob Jacoby Marie Ann Johnson 47 Annie Kately Faith Leader Evalene Loudermilk Mike Matz Woodrow Kipp Delbert Luchi Chuck McAlpine La Vonne Kline Ricky Lindskog Pat Luse Richard McCampbell David Larson Donna Losing Bonnie Marone Charlene Murphy 48 Cheryl Pritchard Wanda Richter Mike Murphy Colleen Peterson Carol Olson Brian Neidhardt Dan Revel Jim Pernne Vivian Oberosler Marla Quist Sandy Ruetten Sharon Porter Janet Reser Rita Paradis Claudia Potter 49 Sandy Salois Pierre Selstad Layla Smith Jim Smrcka Henry Van Gelder John Vasboe Candy Warner Carol Warner Richard Watson f3' 4 fit Glenn Winterrowd Richard Wold John Young X Vi. 50 51 52 Ron Dudley, Reporter; Dennis Morgan, Vice-president; Robert Humes, President; Vem Hendrickson, Secretary; Dennis Hoptowit, Treasurer. Jeff Anderson Louis Armstrong Joe Anderson Dyane Atkins i S Sid Anderson Lynette Aus Ron Alsager Pat Augare Jeri Barney Dick Bell Stanley Bell Herb Bingham Sid Brandon Sandi Bunyak Lamar Dean Ron Dudley Carol Eacock Linda Colver Jim DeKaye Larry Curtis Richard DeKaye 55 Gail Davenport Yvonne Dye Diane Farrel Charles Faust Linda Fisher Linda Freed Joyce Gertzen Margo Gilkerson Helen Hart John Hirst Marge Hughes Betty Jensen Betty Giovetti Judy Honeysett Kathy Humble Romey Jensen Claudia Hanson Vern Hendrickson Dennis Hoptowit Robert Humes Judy Hanson John Higgens Frank Huebner Amelia Jarvis Claudia Jones Herschel Kennedy Ed Kubis Jenny Lee Karen Kimmett Nora Kullburg Dennis Lenoir Suzanne King Diane Liebl Anita Luchi Jim Mansbridge David Luse Jim Martin Mike McCourt Karyl LaSorte Mervyn Losing Nicki Luther Mike McKechnie 57 Bob McRae Verena Miller Bill Mitchell Marilyn Moon Marilyn Neidhardt Dennis Morgan Loretta Murphy Roy Noik am per Phil Nordstrom Lou Ann Momberg Jane Olson Darlene Peterson Penny Pickle Claire Potter Jack Raemaker Martha Sanford Carol Stufft Cheryl Torgerson Penny Proefrock Bev Rotering Betty Potts Judy Raemaker Leanne Schutte Don Presnell Diane Roper George Schnieder Mary Schaefer Mary Swenson Valerie Tough Richard Tavery Jay Vasboe Allene Tingey Jim Wacker 59 Jerry Waggoner Pat Winterrowd John Walker Don Wold Arlle Warren David Woodruff Bill Weiss 60 John Blankenship, Secretary; Shirley Scalese, President; Robert Quist, Vice-president; Karen Monroe, Treasurer. Sherri Broadhead Sandi Burgin Irene Cook Joseph Cooney Keith Conway Jerry Croft Bob Cunningham 62 Mike Cunningham Ramona DeZort Harry Emerson Jackson Gallup John Good Cynthia Damberg Carol Danbrook Jack Deming Paula Eney John Faust Vicki Ebert Betty Fonger Leslie Dye Barbara Fonger Terry Gregg Jim Higgins Elsie Kately Janet Larson Eddie Miller Martha Moon John Kays Judy Kimmett Wayne Mock Eddie Momberg Pat Money Karen Monroe Mary Pepion Connie Peterson Donna Peterson Fred Pfeiffer Ken Proefrock Joe Steele Vivian Tough Lynn Van DeKop Phyllis Waggoner Richard Wahl Way land Walls Pat Stevenson John Thomas Peggy Titland Jane Ward Susan Weight Don Wilder Pat Wilson Zenon Zazula Linda Zimmerman Rita Salois 66 STUDENT COUNCIL Ron Phelps, Treasurer; Vern Hendrickson, Secretary; Rod Peterson, President; Dean Hendrickson, Vice-president. ROW ONE: Claire Schwingel, Laurena Peterson, Joan Hietpas, Ron Phelps, Vern Hendrickson, Rod Peterson, Dean Hendrickson, Dorothy Sc ale se, Gail Davenport, Carol Warner. ROW TWO: Mr. Rimel, David Woodruff, Jackson Gallup, Arnie Johnson, Paul Armstrong, Dick Loudermilk, Jon King, Doug Fredrick, Robert Humes, Anna Ness, Janet Reser, Carol Schaefer, Candy Warner, Mr. Davis. ROW THREE: Robert Kraft, Wayne Barney, John Simonson. 68 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY John Simonson, Reporter; Gail Seewald, Vice-president; Diane Hietpas, President; Cheryl Pritchard, Secretary-Treasurer. FRONT ROW: David Larson, Cheryl Pritchard, Gail Seewald, Diane Hietpas, Carol Olson, D'Arla Puckett, Pat Luse. ROW TWO: Clarence Frisbee, Bob Yunck, Paul Armstrong, Ron Phelps, Rod Peterson, Bob Howe, Jon King, Terry Harris, John Simonson. ROW THREE: Carol Pattie, Claire Schwingel, Connie Haburchak, Carol Schaefer, Farrel Warren, Laurena Peterson, Dorothy Scalese, Wanda Richter, Bonnie Marone, Marie Ann Johnson, Anna Ness, Layla Smith. 69 PEP CLUB Betty Hill, Vice-president; Laurena Peterson, President; Nicki Luther, Secretary-Treasurer; Connie Peterson, Reporter. ROW ONE: Loudermilk, C. Warner, C. Warner, C. Pritchard. ROW TWO: N. Alex, V. Anderson, G. Eacock, J. McClure, L. House, D. Scalese, C. Schwingel, C. Peterson, N. Luther, B. Hill, L. Peterson, F. Warren, G. Seewald, C. Pattie, D. Weiss, C. Schaefer. ROW THREE: S. Bunyak, C. Eacock, R. Salois, E. Peterson, J. Hietpas, C. Proefrock, D. Vasboe, P. Waggoner, P. Simonson, M. Neidhardt, J. Reser, S. Salois, L. Smith, C. Olson, M. Johnson, C. Potter. ROW FOUR: L. Peterson, M. Swenson, S. Porter, S. Hale, J. Peterson, M. Gilkerson, A. Ness, B. Potts, P. Pickle, S. Knickle, B. Jensen, Y. Dye, B. Coen, J. Barney, J. Carl, K. Emerson, L Neal. ROW FIVE: B. Hoffman, D. Peterson, A. Tingey, B. Giovetti, A. Luchi, D. Atkins, G. Davenport, M. Moon, D. Berglund, C. Torgerson, D. Perkins, H. Hart, K. Bingham, C. Danbrook, E. Kately, P. Stevenson, C. Potter, R. DeZort. ROW SIX: P. Eney, B. Marone, R. Paradis, V. Kline, M. Schaefer. 70 G. A. A Evelyn McKechnie, Asst. Sports Director; Gail Seewald, Sports Director; Sally Knickel, Secretary; Carol Warner, President; Marilyn Neidhardt, Vice-president; Nancy Getter, Reporter; Farrel Warren, Treasurer. ROW ONE: Pritchard, C. Warner, D. Scalese, E. McKechnie, N. Getter, G. Seewald, S. Knickel, M. Neidhardt, C. Warner, F. Warren, L. Peterson, C. Pattie. ROW TWO: R. Salois, E. Peterson, C. Proefrock, N. Luther, B. Hill, P. Simonson, C. Peterson, Janet Reser, S. Salois, C. Potter, P. Luse. ROW THREE: J. Brandvold, M. Swenson, D. Peterson, A. Ness, L. Neal, P. Pickle, D. Peterson, S. Scalese, K. Bingham, K. Emerson, M. Quist. ROW FOUR: C. Eacock, P. Augare, B. Giovetti, D. Atkins, J. Harris, J. Larson, C. Mansbridge, S. Gertzen, N. Kroeker, M. DeZort. ROW FIVE: G. Davenport, C. Stufft, K. LaSorte, J. Olson, S. Ruetten, W. Richter, P. Starr, D. Weiss, L. Colver. ROW SIX: D. Farrel, M. Schaefer, N. Kull-burg, S. King, L. Aus, J. Johnston, D. Liebl, D. Cunningham. 71 F. H. A. ROW ONE: Elaine Nermyr, Secretary; Carol Schaefer, President; Gail Seewald, Vice-president. ROW TWO: Diane Hietpas, Song Leader; Marge Woodward, Treasurer; Farrel Warren, Reporter; Lou Ann Armstrong, Parlimentarian; Marsa Brown, Historian. ROW ONE: M. Woodward, G. Seewald, F. Warren, M. Brown, E. Nermyr, C. Schaefer, L. A. Armstrong, D. Hietpas. ROW TWO: G. Davenport, C. Stufft, S. Ruetten, C. Leistiko, M. Bell, S. Hale, J. Peterson, P. Guardipee, D. Losing, M. Hagen. ROW THREE: D. Roper, M. Held, K. Monroe, S. Burgin, D. Bergland, C. Mansbridge, K. Bingham, K. Emerson, L. Peterson, M. Gilkerson, R. Paradis, C. Haburchak. 72 “C” CLUB Mike Murphy, Reporter; Jon King, President; Walt Wetzel, Vice-president; Rod Peterson, Secretary-Treasurer. ROW ONE: R. Fagan, M. LaSorte, R. Phelps, P. Armstrong, W. Wetzel, D. Loudermilk, J. King, B. Waller, B. Neidhardt. ROW TWO: B. McGriff, J. Herman, J. Haglund, W. Barney, B. Yunck, R. Jensen, M. Murphy, G. Durocher, B. Furois, D. Woodruff. ROW THREE: J. DeKaye, J. Gustafson, R. Peterson, M. McNamer, G. Winterrowd, B. Thompson, R. Johnson, D. Kline, R. Kraft, D. Moreen, J. Mansbridge. 73 MIXED CHOIR ROW ONE: Ross Wagner, Phyllis Waggoner, Karyl LaSorte, Karen Emerson, Leslie Dye, Charlene Murphy, Bernice Hoffman, Sharon Porter, Wayne Mock. ROW TWO: Judy Hutchison, John Vasboe, Judy Hanson, Jeri Barney, Susan Rasmussen, Bill Martin, Keith Conway, Dick Wahl, Joan Hietpas, Jane Ward. ROW THREE: Linda Neal, Edith Curtis, Connie Haburchak, Estelle Peterson, John Young, Robbie Quist, Kent Richter, Jim Taylor, John Haglund, Bill Weiss, Wayne Barney. 74 GIRLS’ TRIPLE TRIO ROW ONE: Charlene Murphy, Joan Hietpas, Phyllis Waggoner. ROW TWO: Karyl LaSorte, Connie Haburchak, Judy Hanson, Linda Neal. Not Pictured: Dyan Roper and Linda Fisher. ROW ONE: Ross Wagner, John Vasboe, Keith Conway, Dick Wahl. ROW TWO: John Young, Kent Richter, Jim Taylor, Wayne Barney. boys’ OCTET lb C. B. H. S. BAND ROW ONE: Candy Warner-Reporter; Carol Warner-Vice President; Sandy Salois-Secretary. ROW TWO: Janet Reser-President; Lloyd Hanson-Treasurer. ROW ONE: S. Weight, L. Morelli, N. Kullburg, V. Durham, P. Proefrock, C. Pritchard, L. Peterson. ROW TWO: C. Stufft, K. LaSorte, J. Croft, R. Moreen, N. Getter, P. Simonson, C. Peterson, S. Salois, C. Warner, C. Leistiko, W. Barney, M. Moon, S. Scalese. ROW THREE: J. Larson, M. More, M. Phenice, P. Titland, J. Blankenship, B. Yunck, L. Croft, D. Hietpas, D. Peterson, J. Olson, F. Phiefer, L. Neal, C. Haburchak, L. Hanson, J. Barney, S. Ruetten, J. Reser, C. Warner. ROW FOUR: S. Reese, S. Johnson, M. Hughes, L. Gustafson, K. Conway, D. Scalese, J. Simonson, L. Salois, J. Hietpas, J. Young, D. Zeigler, M. Grosser, D. Goldrick, G. Smith, B. Borst, D. Wahl. W. Mock, R. Freed, M. Birch, D. Lenoir, D. Shelby. ROW FIVE: J. Harris, J. Ward, E. Curtis, W. Richter, P. Luse, C. Peterson, E. Nermyr, J. Brandvold. 76 ROW ONE: D. Weiss, E. McKechnie, M. DeZort, D. Hietpas, D. Puckett, C. Schaefer, C. Schwingel, C. Proefrock, L. Armstrong, E. Peterson, A. Ness. ROW TWO: G. Eacock, J. Brandvold, D. Vasboe, N. Kroeker, V. Jacobson, C. Pattie, G. Seewald, F. Warren, M. Bell, M. Woodward, S. Hale, G. Durocher. ROW THREE: R. Kjose, D. More, K. Richter, J. Stevenson, D. Lutz, R. Wagner, S. Anderson, R. Fagan, L. Hanson. ROW FOUR: W. Barney, J. Gustafson, W. Wetzel, B. Waller, R. Johnson, P. Armstrong, R. Peterson, T. Abercrombie. 77 TWELVE-YEAR STUDENTS A ERON A UTICS ROW ONE: Dick Kline, Robert Kraft, Dorothy Sc ale se, Don Peterson, Wayne Barney. ROW TWO: Mr. Torgerson, Kent Richter, Royal Fagan, Ralph Johnson, Roland Kjose, Ed Huebner. GIRL’S STATERS Gail Seewald, Claire Schwingel, Carol Schaefer. BOY’S STA TERS ROW ONE: Robert Kraft, Ron Phelps, Roland Kjose, Paul Armstrong. ROW TWO: Rod Peterson, Jon King, Dick More. 78 OFFICE GIRLS AND BOY ROW ONE: Marlene Grosser, Marge Woodward, Claire Schwingel, Sandy Salois. ROW TWO: Gail Seewald, Gary Durocher, Anna Ness. LIBRARIANS ROW ONE: Beverly Rotering, Joyce Gertzen, Marie Ann Johnson, Kay Bingham, Darlene Peterson. ROW TWO: Don Wold, Claire Schwingel, Joyce Brandvold, Dorothy Scalese, Dyan Roper, Mary Ann Swenson, Wanda Richter, Pat Luse, Claudia Hanson, Sheryl Torgeson. ROW THREE: Bill Weiss, John Haglund, Jon King. 79 ANNUAL STAFF Mr. Rimel, Advisor ROW ONE: Dick Kline, Dorothy Scalese, Farrel Warren, Roland Kjose, Anna Ness; Ron Phelps, Joan Hietpas, Jon King. ROW TWO: Ed Huebner, D'Arla Puckett, Marge Woodward, Joyce Brandvold, Marlene Bell, Evelyn McKechnie, Nancy Kroeker, Rod Peterson. ROW THREE: Dick More, Carolyn Proefrock, Laurena Peterson, Carol Leistiko, Gail Seewald, Carol Pattie, Claire Schwingel, Carol Schaefer, Robert Kraft. 80 LIVE WIRE STAFF Two All- State Ratings The Official Organ of Cut Bank High School, published every second week during the school year. Subscription rate: $2.00 per year. Single copy: 15 fc. Entered as Second Class Matter September 26, 1940, at the Post Office in Cut Bank, Montana, under Act of March 3, 1897. Robert Kraft............ Laurena Peterson........ Vicki Anderson .......... Lynn House.............. Dorothy Scalese.......... Carolyn Proefrock .... Carol Schaefer.......... Farrel Warren.......... Kent Richter, Ed Huebner Ross Wagner.............. Dick Kline.............. C. T. Speich............ ......................................Editor Dick More, Associate ...........................Front Page Editor Claire Schwingel, Anna Ness, Assistants .......................Editorial Page Editor Estelle Peterson, D'Arla Puckett, Assistants .........................Feature Page Editor Carol Leistiko, Assistant ........................Sports Page Editor Doug Fredericks, Assistant ........................Club News Editor ............................Religious Editor ..................................Art Editor Ed Wrzesinski, Assistant ...............................Photographers ....................Business and Advertising Evelyn McKechnie, Assistant ..........................Circulation Editor Gail Seewald, Assistant ......................................Advisor ROW ONE: Vicki Anderson, Dorothy Scale se, Dick More, Laurena Peterson, Lynn House. ROW TWO: Farrel Warren, Marge Woodward, Claire Schwingel, Evelyn McKechnie, Ross Wagner, Carolyn Proefrock, Carol Leistiko, D'Arla Puckett. ROW THREE: John Haglund, Dick Kline, Estelle Peterson, Doug Frederick, Ed Huebner, Anna Ness, Carol Schaefer, Gail Seewald. 81 LA TIN I ROW ONE: Don Wold; Shirley Scalese, Treasurer; Sally Knickel, Secretary; Jackson Gallup, President; Sally Gertzen, Vice-president; Judy Kimmet, Reporter; Robert Johnston; Keith Conway. ROW TWO: Marvin Anderson; Richard Wold, Sergeant-at-Arms; Don Wilder; Susan Weight; Cheryl Reese; Donna Austin; Marlene Grosser; Wayne Mock. ROW THREE: Mike Christenot; Van Dye; Jerry Croft; Harry Emerson; John Blankenship; Jim Gerard; Zenon Zazula; Jack Deming. LA TIN II ROW ONE: Jim DeKaye, Vice-president; Doug Fredricks, President; Richard Watson, Reporter; D'Aria Puckett, Secretary; Maureen Phenice, Treasurer; Bill Martin. ROW TWO: Gail Davenport; Leann Schutte; Virginia Durham; Carol Schaefer; Margo Gilkerson; Janice Carl; Martha Sanford; Karen Kimmett. ROW THREE: Jim Smrcka; Rick Schnieder; Bill Mitchell, Rod Peterson; Dan Revel; Jerry Waggoner; Mervyn Losing; Clarence Frisbee; Dean Hendrickson. SPANISH CLUB ROW ONE: Vicki Anderson; David Woodruff, President; Carol Stufft, Vice-president; Carol Olson, Treasurer; Joyce Gertzen, Secretary; Linda Freed; Mrs. Duncan. ROW TWO: Pat Luse; Estelle Peterson; Jane Olson; Terry Harris; Dyan Roper; Myma Dumontier; Claudia Jones. FT A ROW ONE: Karen Emerson; D'Arla Puckett; Carol Schaefer, Vice-president; Joan Hietpas, President; Joyce Gertzen, Secretary-Reporter; Linda Neal; Mary Swenson. ROW TWO: Rita Salois; Estelle Peterson; Karyl LaSorte; Gail Davenport; Laurel Peterson; Claire Schwingel. 83 SHOP CLUB OFFICERS John Murphy, Secretary; Arnie Johnson, Vice-president; Brian Neidhardt, Reporter. Not pictured: Kenny Raemaker, President. WRESTLING TEAM ROW ONE: Mike Gilkerson, Ricky Lindskog, Robert Campbell, Dick Wahl, Jim Smrcka, Bill Mitchell, Don Peterson. ROW TWO: Buzz Momberg, John Vasboe, Mike Matz, Doug Hartwell, Rick Tavery, Rick Schnieder. ROW THREE: Roland Kjose, Brian Neidhardt, Mike LaSorte, Paul Armstrong. 84 YOUTH CLUB OFFICERS Dennis Berkram, Secretary; Dick Loudermilk, President; Roland Kjose, Vice-president; Romey Jensen, Treasurer. SPEECH CLUB Gail Davenport; Claudia Potter, President; Marvin Anderson, Vice-president; Dyan Roper, Secretary-Treasurer; Susan Rasmussen. ROW TWO: Jackson Gallup; Don Wilder; John Blankenship; Zenon Zazula. 85 ROW ONE: Kay Bingham, Marie Johnson, Claudia Potter, Sally Gertzen, Betty Giovetti. ROW TWO: Maureen Phenice, Pat Augare, Karyl LaSorte, Connie Peterson, Gail Davenport-President, Margo Gilkerson. ROW THREE: Susan Rasmussen, Jane Olson, Leann Schutte, Estelle Peterson, Linda Neal, Mary Swenson, Penny Pickle. SQUAD CHEERLEADERS MA TH-SCIENCE OFFICERS Dorothy Scalese, President; Connie Habur-chak, Reporter; Paul Armstrong, Vice-president; Roland Kjose, Secretary-Treasurer. “B” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Mary Lee Schaefer, Linda Colver Marilyn Ne idhardt, Suzanne King o Barney Halfback Kline Tackle LaSorte Halfback Moreen End VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY FOOTBALL ROW ONE: Coach Murphy; M. LaSorte; C. Frisbee; J. DeKaye; M. McNamer; R. Lindskog; R. Jensen; B. Yunck; J. Mansbridge; Coach Taylor. ROW TWO: V. Hendrickson; D. Hoptowit; R. Humes; D. Loudermilk; D. Moreen; G. Durocher; P. Armstrong; B. Furois. ROW THREE: D. Kline; E. Huebner; R. Kraft; W. Barney; R. Wold; D. Morgan; J. King; G. Winterrowd. ROW FOUR: D. Woodruff; B. Thompson; R. Phelps; R. Johnson; R. Fagan; B. Clark; P. Ford; W. Wetzel; M. Murphy. JUNIOR VARSITY ROW ONE: Steve Brandvold; Buz Momberg; John Higgins; Pat Wilson; Jackson Gallup; Vem Hendrickson; Dennis Morgan; Sid Brandon. ROW TWO: Sid Anderson; Robert Campbell; Carl Christopherson; Marvin Anderson; Don Wold; Sam Robinson; Robert Humes. ROW THREE: Richard Wold; Chris Owen; Greg Smith; Don Losing; Larry Salois. 92 Walt Guard “A” SQUAD ROW ONE: Ron Phelps; Walt Wetzel; Jere Herman, Manager; Jon King; Dennis Berkram. ROW TWO: Phil Ford; Ralph Johnson; Jim Gustafson; Royal Fagan; Denny Moreen; Rod Peterson; Woody Kipp. “B” SQUAD ROW ONE: Dennis Hoptowit; Romey Jensen; Jim DeKaye; Richard Wold. ROW TWO: Mike Murphy; Robert Humes; Bill Clark; David Larson; Robert Howe; Pierre Selstad. “C” SQUAD ROW ONE: Don Wold, Manager; Jim Wacker; Jeff Anderson; Ron Bird. ROW TWO: Jack Petrie; Vem Hendrick son; Mervyn Losing; Ed Kubis; Jim Mansbridge; Richard DeKaye. FRESHMAN SQUAD ROW ONE: John Kays, Manager. ROW TWO: Robert Quist; Jackson Gallup; Steve Brandvold; Harry Emerson; Sam Robinson; Larry Tibetts; Carl Christopherson. 96 MA- TMETRE MAKING Farrel Bill F. 98 EYES AT ME!!! 99 D'Arla Janice 101 i.tHS Baccalaureate Senior Banquet 102 F I F T I E T H Rod Peterson-Valedictorian Ron Phelps-Saluta tori an GRADUATION 50th Graduating Class 103 “EVER SINCE EVE” Connie and Richard The Cast John, Cheryl, and Snuff 104 Th, Gr and M arch 105 106 Congratulations Seniors from CUT BANK PLUMBING AND HEATING Congratulations to the Class of '63 Congratulations Seniors First Quality Merchandise FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF for the entire family. 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