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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1966 volume:

Foreword The staff of the Wolf for 1966 have planned and compiled this book for you, the students of Cut Bank High School. We sincerely hope that it will bring you pleasant memories of high school days. Through pictures and words, we have tried to capture the events, so that, as you turn the pages you will remember and relive with pleasure the activities of your high school days. Table Of Contents Administration and Faculty.............................................3 Seniors...............................................................13 Juniors...............................................................39 Sophomores .......................................................... 49 Freshmen............................................................. 57 Organizations and Activities......................................... 63 Athletics.............................................................83 Advertisements .......................................................97 2 The School Board MR. WES PLATT MR. JACK WARNER MR. MARVIN OWEN MR. BOB YUNCK, CHAIRMAN MRS. MYRTLE DAVIS, CLERK DR. CLAYTON PEDERSON 4 Administrators 5 OFFICE GIRLS Vivian Tough Nancy Getter Marsha Myklebust Janet Larson Linda Wagner Lorrene Gustafson CUSTODIANS Wayne McCampbell Gordon Peterson Fritz Van Gelder Folks We Appreciate BUS DRIVERS Harold Dye Fred Ingram Bob Woodward Milton Peterson Jim Romsa Wayne Dudley 6 A Faculty Conference DENISE LEVITT WILLIAM POSER MARILYN BOXWELL STUDENT TEACHERS NADINE HOWELLS 7 MR. JOHN ALEX Science MR. WILLIAM DeCROOT History, Driver Education, Basketball Coach and Track MRS. MARY LOU DOOLEY English C B H S MR. WILLIAM R. CHAMBERS Auto Mechanics MRS. HELEN DRESEN English and Library MRS. JUNE DUNCAN Spanish 8 MR. ARNOLD ERICKSON Music MRS. HELEN HERMAN Art MR. RICHARD McCARTNEY Commercial, Journalism MR. GLENN JOHNSON Guidance 9 MRS. OLIVE MOONEY Spanish C B H S MRS. PHYLLIS MYHRE English MR. DON ROSE History, Football Coach and Track MISS BARBARA SCHWINGEL Commercial MR. RUDY PRIETE English 10 MRS. CLARA SMITH Girl's Physical Education MRS. DELORES SHELTON Home Economics Faculty MR. CLARENCE SPEICH Latin and English MISS ESTHER M. STUFFT Home Economics MR. LARRY TINKER History and English MR. GARY WOLLAN Mathe matics MR. LeROY TORGERSON Mathe matics 11 J. Croft, D. Presnell, L. Salois, R. Bird, J. Kraft, S. Brandvold, A. Richter, B. Borst, D. Alsager, D. Wilder, G. Smith, D. Losing, W. Bell, S. Robinson, J. Blankenship, R. Parton, J. Higgins, L. i Ness, B. Momberg, B. Cunningham, M. Cunningham, J. Larson, S. Loudermilk, T. Murphy, P. Simonson, J Deming, E. Miller, P. Eney, L. Dye, R. Babb, J. Gerard, J. Smith, J. Kimmet, C. Adkins, P. Waggoner, M. More, D. Petersen, V. Ebert, N. Getter, R. Moreen, D. Austin, B. Ranck, S. Gertzen, K. Bingham, S. Owen, P. Stevenson, V. Tough, R. DeZort, R. Salois, C. Peterson. Twelve Year Roots 12 ADKINS, MARY CHARLENE Ambition: To find a millionaire Course: Home Economics; Activities: GAA 1; Pep club 1-4. ALSACER, DON ANDERSON, MARVIN, JR. Ambition: To be good and get rich Course: Math-Science; Activities: Basketball 1-4; Boys' State; C club 2-4, pres. 4; Football 1-4, captain 4; Junior play; Latin club 1, 2; Senior play; Track 1; Youth of Week. BABB, JACK Ambition: College or trade school Course: General; Activities: Choir 1. BABB, RON Ambition: College Course: General; Activities: Choir; Senior play; Track. AUSTIN, DONNA LEA Ambition: Beautician Course: General; Choir 1; Latin club 1,2; Pep club 2-4; Spanish club 3,4. 14 BACHUS, WAYNE Ambition: Hair Dresser Course: General; Activities: Football 2; Shop club; Track 1. BELL, WALTER ROY Ambition: To see the world Course: Scientific; Activities: Boys' Home Ec club; C club; Football 3; Wrestling 2. BINGHAM, KAY Ambition: Business College Course: Commercial; Activities: Annual Staff 3,4; Drill team 2-4; FHA 1-4, parliamentarian 2, v. p. 3, District pres. 4, State chm. projects 4; GAA 1-4; Girls' State; Heisey Award 3; History club 3, 4; Junior play; Latin club pres. 2; Librarian 1-4, pres. 4; NHS; Pep club 1-4, pres. 4; Senior play; Student Council 2,4; Tumbling 1,2; Twirling 2-4; Youth of Week 4. BLANKENSHIP, JOHN PHILLIP Ambition: Architect Course: Math-Science; Activities: Band 1, 2, 4; Boys' State; Choir 4; Frosh sec. ; Jr. pres. ; Latin club 1, 2; Soph treas.; Student Council 3, 4; State Student Council pres. 4; Track 1; Wrestling 2-4; Youth of Week. BORST, BILL Ambition: Artist Course: General; Activities: Band 1; Boys' Home Ec club 4. BRANDVOLD, STEVEN MICHAEL Ambition: College Course: Scientific; Activities: Annual Staff; Art club 4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Boys' Home Ec club 3; C club 2-4; Choir 3,4; Football 1-4; Senior play; Track 1-4. 15 BURNS, WILLIAM LLOYD Ambition: Rich lawyer and politician. Course: Fine Arts; Activities: Basketball 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Jr. pres. ; Latin 1-3; Livewire 4; Soph v. p.; Sr. treas. ; Student Council 3; Transfer 4. CHRISTOFFERSON, CARL J. Ambition: History teacher and coach. Course: General; Activities: Basketball 1-4; Boys' Home Ec club 3, sec. 3; C club; Football 1; Junior prom king 3; Livewire; Sr. pres.; Student Council 4. COMPTON, PAUL ALAN Ambition: Agriculture-a successful rancher. Course: Commercial; Activities: Basketball 1; Football 1-4; Intramural basketball 2,3; Letterman's club 2,3; Track 1,2,4; Transfer 4; Wrestling 4. COOK, IRENE LOUISE Ambition: To get all the fun out of life I can. Course: Home Economics; Activities: Pep club 1-4. COONEY, JOSEPH MICHAEL Ambition: Neuro-surgery. Course: Math-Science; Activities: Camera club 4; History club 3; Spanish club 3, 4; Annual staff. CROFT, JERRY AmbitioA: Wildlife manager. Course: Math-Science; Activities: Annual staff; Band 1; Junior play; Latin club 1, 2, sec. 2; Senior play. 16 CUNNINGHAM, ROBERT M. Ambition: To get a bird's eye view of what is happening Course: Math-Science; Activities: Junior play; Track 1; Wrestling 4. DANBROOK, CAROL ANN Ambition: To get married Course: Home Economics; Activities: Pep club 2. CUNNINGHAM, MIKE Ambition: To be a success Course: General; Activities: C club; Football 3, 4; Junior play. ■ DEMINC, JACK Ambition: College Course: General; Activities: Latin club 1; Live wire 4. DeZORT, RAMONA MARY Ambition: To be a success Course: Commercial; Activities: Annual Staff; NHS; Pep club 1-4. DUDLEY, DIANA LEE Ambition: College Course: General; Activities: Drill Team; Junior prom queen; Pep club; Spanish club; Sr. Sec. 17 DYE, LESLIE Ambition: To own the world Course: Commercial; Activities: Annual Staff; Choir; GAA; History club; Junior play; Pep club; Senior play. EBERT, VICTORIA LYNN Ambition: To marry a cattle rancher and be happy Course: Commercial; Activities: Pep club 1-4. EMERSON, HARRY Ambition: Engineer-Lawyer Course: Math-Science; Activities: Annual Staff; Basketball; C club 2-4; Golf 2-4; Latin club 1,2; Senior play. ENEY, PAULA JANE Ambition: To go new places and see new faces. Course: Commercial; Activities: GAA; Junior play; Latin Club 1; Pep club 1-4. FENNER, JACKIE Ambition: To be happy Course: Home Economics; Activities: Pep club; Transfer 2; Tumbling 3,4. FORBES, GENE Ambition: Mechanic Course: Automotive; Activities: Transfer 4. 18 CERTZEN, SALLY Ambition: College Course: Math-Science; Activities: American Cancer Society fellowship 3; Annual staff 3,4; Band 2-4, treas. 4; Drill team 2; CAA 1-3, sec. 2, v. p. 3; Girls' State; Gymnastics 2; Heisey Award 3; History club 3, 4; JCL state treas. 2; Junior play; Jr. sec. ; Latin club 1,2, pres. 2; Librarian 1,2; Math-Science club 2; NHS; Senior play; Spanish club 2,4; track 1; Tumbling 1, 2; Youth of Week. GETTER, NANCY RUTH Ambition: College Course: Math-Science; Activities: Annual staff 4; Bowling 1-4; GAA 1,2, reporter 2; Girls' State; Homecoming queen 2; Junior play; Livewire 4; NHS, v. p. 3; Senior play; Student Council sec. 2. GERARD, JAMES Ambition: Graduate-join Navy Course: General; Activities: Basketball 2. COLDRICK, DAWN Ambition: To be healthy, wealthy, and miserly Course: Home Economics; Activities: Band 1; GAA 1-3; Latin club 1; Pep club 1. GOOD, JOHN C. Ambition: Mathematician or Physicist Course: Math-Science; Activities: C club 2-4; Football 3; Wrestling 2. GUSTAFSON, LORRENE Ambition: Teacher Course: Home Economics; Activities: Band 1-4. 19 HARRIS, JEANE Ambition: Secretary or Beautician Course: Commercial; Activities: Annual staff 4; Band 1; Cheerleader B-2, A-3, 4; Choir 1; Drill team 2; GAA 1-3; Junior play; Livewire 3; Pep club 1-4. HELD, MARLENE ANNE Ambition: College or Airline Hostess Course: Commercial; Activities: FHA 1-4; Pep club 1-4. HIGGINS, JIM Ambition: Mechanic Course: Automotive; Activities: Shop club. HINTHER, JOHN Ambition: College-see the world Course: Math-Science; Activities: Shop club; Track; Wrestling. JOHNSON, SHARON Ambition: Elementary Teacher Course: General; Activities: Band 1-4; Choir 1; Pep club 3. JOHNSON, SHERYL Ambition: Join the Navy-see the world Course: Commercial; Activities: Choir 3; Pep club 1, 2. 20 JOHNSTON, ROBERT Ambition: Automotive engi ecr Course: General; Activities: Football 3; Latin club 1,2; Shop club 4. JOHNSTONE, STEVE L. Ambition: To find and establish my place in our society. Course: Scientific; Activities: Basketball 4; Football 4; Homecoming king 4; Live-wire 4; Transfer 4; Senior play. KAYS, JOHN B. Ambition: Get rich quick Course: Math-Science; Activities: Annual staff 3,4; Band 1-4; Basketball mgr. 1,2; Boys' State; C Club 2-4, v. p. 2; History club 3; Junior play; Senior play. KRAFT, JOE Ambition: Rancher Course: General; Activities: Shop club. LARSON, JANET Ambition: Psychologist Course: Math-Science; Activities: Annual staff 4; Band 1; GAA 1-3; Librarian 4; NHS; Office girl 4; Pep dub 1-4; Spanish club 2, 3, Program director 3. KIMMET, JUDY Ambition: To mary a rich rancher Course: General; Activities: Art club; Junior play; Latin club 1,2; Livewire; Pep club; Senior play. 21 MILLER, EDDIE LEE Ambition: College Course: General. MOCK, WAYNE CHARLES Ambition: Music Teacher Course: Fine Arts; Activities: Annual staff 4; Band 1-4, pres. 4; Boys' State; Choir 1,4; History club 3, 4, pres. 4; Latin club 1, 2; Livewire 4; Senior play. MOMBERG, EDDIE BUZ Ambition: Race cars or cycles-Rodeo clown Course: General; Activities: Boys' Home Ec club; C club; Football 2-4; Junior play; Livewire; Student Council 4; Track 2-4. MAURER, DONALD CHARLES Ambition: Lawyer Course: Math-Science; Activities: Transfer 4. LOSING, DON LEE Ambition: Teacher and Coach Course: General; Activities: Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Boys' Home Ec club; C Club, v. p. ; Football 1-4; Track 1,2. LOUDERMILK, SUSAN Ambition: Commercial Teacher Course: Commercial; Activities: Annual staff; Cheerleader A-4; Choir; Junior play; Livewire; Senior play. 22 MOON, MARILYN Ambition: Nurse Course: General; Activities: GAA; MONEY, PAT Ambition: To have no ambition Course: General; Activities: Cheerleader B-2; Pep club 1-4, v. p. 3; Senior play; Spanish club 3,4, pres. 4. MONROE, KAREN Ambition: College Course: Commercial; Activities: Class treasurer 1; FHA 1-3, treas. 2, v.p. 3; Junior play; Pep club 4, sec. 4; Spanish club 2; Speech club 2, reporter 2. Pep club. MORE, MARILYN Ambition: To go to college Course: Commercial; Activities: Cheerleader B-2; GAA 2; Junior play; Pep club 1,2; Spanish club 2,3. MOREEN, ROSE L. Ambition: Dental receptionist Course: Home Economics; Activities: Band 1, 2; Latin club 1; Pep club 2. MURPHY, LINDA ANN Ambition: Secretary Course: Commercial; Activities: Pep club 1-4. 23 MYKLEBUST, MARSHA LYNN Ambition: To be successful Course: Commercial; Activities: Band 1, 2; Choir 1; Junior play; Jr. v. p. ; Pep club 1-4; Transfer 2. NESS, LEIF Ambition: Mechanic Course: Automotive; Activities: Intramural Basketball 1, 2,4; Shop club pres. 4; Student Council 4. k OWEN, SHARON ELAINE Ambition: Business College Course: Commercial; Activities: Pep club 1. PALMER, JAMES CHARLES Ambition: To have fun Course: General. PARTON, RICHARD Ambition: Engineer Course: Math-Science. PETERSEN, DONNA LOUISE Ambition: To bring happiness Course: Commercial; Activities: Choir 1; GAA 1,2; Pep club 1-4. 24 PETERSON, CONNIE JEAN Ambition: College Course: Math-Science; Activities: Annual staff 3,4; Band 1-4; Bowling 1-4, pres. 4; GAA 1-4, pres. 2; Girls' State alt. ; Math-Science 2; NHS; Pep club 1; Spanish club 3, 4; Student Council 2; Track 1-4; Tumbling 1-4; Youth of Week. PROEFROCK, KENNETH Ambition: Farmer and Rancher Course: Automotive; Activities: Intramural Basketball 2,4; Shop club. QUIST, ROBERT Ambition: College Course: Scientific; Activities: Basketball 1-4; Boys' State; C club; Choir 1-4, pres. 2; Football 4; Frosh v. p.; Student Council 2-4; pres, 4, v. p. 3; Youth of Week. RAEMAKER, JACK Ambition: Mechanic Course: Automotive; Activities: Shop club. RANCK, BONNIE Ambition: Rancher's Wife Course: General. REAMS, GEORGE ANTHONY Ambition: Talk my way out of work Course: Math-Science; Activities: Band 4; Football 2, 3; Senior play; Track 1. 25 RICHTER, ALAN REX Ambition: Commercial artist Course: General. ROBINSON, SAM Ambition: College Course: Math-Science; Activities: Basketball 1; C Club 2-4; Football 1-4; Wrestling 2-4. SALOIS, LARRY J. Ambition: College Course: General; Activities: Annual staff; Band 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1,2; Class treas. 3, v. p. 4; Football 1-4; Junior play; Senior play; Track 1, 2; Student Council treas. 4. SALOIS, RITA Ambition: Secretary Course: Commercial; Activities: Annual staff 4; Drill team 2-4; FHA 2-4; FTA 1; GAA 1-4; Latin club 1; Librarian 2-4; NHS; Pep club 1-4; Student Council 4. SCALESE, SHIRLEY JEAN Ambition: College Course: Math-Science; Activities: American Cancer Society fellowship alt.; Annual staff 3,4; Band 1-4, sec. 2, reporter 3; Drill team 2; Class pres. 1; GAA 1-4, pres. 3; Girls' State; Heisey Award 3; Junior play; Latin club 1,2; JCL State President 2; Math-Science club 1,2; NHS; ep club 1; Senior play; Spanish club 3; Student Council 1,3,4; Librarian 3; Track 1; Youth of the Week. SIMONSON, PEGGY Ambition: College Course: Math-Science; Activities: Annual staff 4; Band 1; Cheerleader B-2, A-3,4; Drill team 2; GAA 1-3, treas. 3; Junior play; Pep club 1-4; Class pres. 2; Spanish club 2, 3, v. p. 3. SMITH, GREC Ambition: Pharmacist or Chemical Engineer Course: Math-Science; Activities: Band 1-4; C club; Football 1; Junior play; Math-Science club 2; NHS; Senior play; Track 1,2,4; Wrestling 2,4. SMITH, JOSEPH G. Ambition: Forestry Course: General. SMITH, STEVE Ambition: To be rich Course: Math-Science; Activities: Basketball 1; Choir 3; Tennis 3; Transfer 3; Wrestling 1,3,4. STEVENS, THOMAS G. Ambition: Physical Therapy Course: Math-Science; Activities: Band 1-4; C club 4; Transfer 3. STEVENSON, PATRICIA KAY Ambition: Airline Stewardess Course: General; Activities: Pep club 1. TITLAND, PEGGY LEE Ambition: Nurse Course: Commercial; Activities: Annual staff; Band 1-4; FHA reporter 3, treas. 4; GAA 3; Junior play; NHS; Senior play; Twirling 4. 27 WAGGONER, PHYLLIS Ambition: Secretary and housewife Course: Commercial; Activities: Choir 3; GAA 1; Pep club 3. VAN DE KOP, LYNN ANITA Ambition: Beauty college and happiness Course: Commercial; Activities: Pep club. WAHL, DICK Ambition: College; Course: Scientific; Activities: Band 1,2; C Club 2,3; Choir 1-4; Math-Science club 3; Track 1; Wrestling 1-4. WARD, NETHA JANE Ambition: X-ray technician, get married Course: Commercial; Activities: Band 1, 2; Choir 1, 3; GAA 1. TUMA, LENI MARIE Ambition: To live a worthwhile life Course: Commercial; Activities: Choir 4; Junior play; Latin club 2; Pep club 2-4; Senior play; Transfer 2; Class trcas. 1. TOUGH, VIVIAN Ambition: Social Worker Course: Home Economics. 28 WILSON, PAT M. Ambition: Make a million dollars and live leisurely Course: Math-Science; Activities: C club 1-4; Football 1-3; Senior play; Track 1,2. ZAZULA, ZENON Ambition: To travel and to live to be ninety' Course: Math-Science; Activities: Annual staff; Band 2-4; Camera club 4; History' club 3, 4; Junior play; Latin Club 2; Speech club 2. WILDER, DONALD B. Ambition: Nuclear Physicist Course: Math-Science; Activities: Annual 3, 4; Band 1-4; History club 3; JCL State Parliamentarian 2; Junior play; Latin club 1, 2; NHS; Speech club 2; Student Council 2; Track 2. WILEY, NANCY LYNN Ambition: College Course: General; Activities: Band 1-3. Seniors in Government 29 BINKLEY, JACK Ambition: Industrial arts teacher Course: General BIRD, RON Ambition: College; Course: General; Activities: Basketball 1-4; Boys' Home Ec club 4, sec. 4; Football 1-4; Track 1. EDMISSON, MIKE Ambition: College - accounting; Course: General; Activities: Choir 3; Science club 3; Transfer 4. HIRST, JOHN Ambition: Rancher; Course: General; Activities: Shop club 3, 4. HJARTARSON, DOREEN G. Ambition: Beauty college; Course: General; Activities: Choir 1-3; Pep club 1. MURPHY, TERESA Ambition: Beautician; Course: Commercial; Activities: GAA 1; Pep club 2-4; Junior play. PRESNELL, DON Ambition: Rancher; Course: General; Activities: Shop club 3, 4. REESE, SHERYL Ambition: Become a famous doctor; Course: Scientific; Activities: Band 1-4; Choir 1; Junior play; Latin club 1-3; Livewire 4; Math-Science club 2, 3; Pep club 1, 2, 4; Senior play. ROHRER, STEVE Ambition: College - mechanic; Course: Automotive; Activities: Intramural basketball 1,4; Shop club 3,4. 30 History Of The Class Of 1966 The school term of 1962-1963 began with 113 green and frightened freshmen all secretly hoping to set the world on fire. Choosing Shirley Scalese, Robert Quist, Karen Monroe, and John Blankenship for our leaders, our first undertaking was a float for the Homecoming parade. When we presented our papier-mache heads we were awarded last place! We made a little comeback when our candidate Jon King was crowned king. Connie Peterson brought home track honors from Ennis. Our main objective was to become sophomores. In the fall of 1963, we elected Peggy Simonson, Larry Salois, Larry Tibbitts, and John Blankenship to be our fearless leaders. Marilyn More, Pat Money, Peggy Simonson, and Jeane Harris were elected to cheer on the B squad. Nancy Getter was elected secretary of the Student Council. Again we plunged into Homecoming, building a beautiful float entitled Lollipops and Roses , only to have the side tom off by a high curb at the last minute!. We again captured LAST place. Our candidate Nancy Getter reigned as Homecoming queen. Marsha Myklebust was chosen Queen of Hearts in the heart fund drive. Again, Connie brings home impressive track honors. We had come a long way, but we could hardly wait to have the title UPPERCLASSMEN. We accomplished much more our junior year. To lead us along the way, we elected John Blankenship, Sally Gertzen, Marsha Myklebust, and Larry Salois for our class officers. Robert Quist was elected vice president of the Student Council. Peggy Simonson and Jeane Harris were peppy cheerleaders for the A squad. We produced our junior play, HOME SWEET HOMICIDE, with leads going to Wayne Mock, Shirley Scalese, Kay Bingham, and Jeane Harris, The performance rocked the audience with laughs. Shirley Scalese was state president of JCL and hosted the state convention here. We decorated our Junior Prom with the theme Teahouse of the August Moon . Our candidates Dianna Dudley and Carl Christofferson were crowned king and queen. Nancy Getter reigned as DeMolay Sweetheart at the DeMolay Sweetheart Ball. Nancy Getter, Kay Bingham, and Shirley Scalese attended Girls' State. Wayne Mock, John Good, John Blankenship, John Kays, Mike Cooney, Marvin Anderson, and Robert Quist represented CBHS at Boys' State. Connie went to Columbus, Ohio where she placed high in the Junior Nationals of AAU. Heisey Awards were given to Wayne Mock, Kay Bingham, Ramona DeZort, Shirley Scalese, Sally Gertzen, and Connie Peterson, Sally Gertzen spent six weeks at MSU in Bozeman last summer as one of a selected group for cancer research. Wayne Mock was chosen student director at the Music camp in Missoula last summer. Greg Smith attended a national TARS conference last summer. Peggy Titland went to International Music Camp at Peace Gardens, North Dakota. Having passed our junior year successfully, we forged ahead toward our ultimate goal of MIGHTY SENIOR. This being our last year, we intended to leave a deep impression. Our first endeavor was Homecoming, and unfortunately, our float placed last as usual. But our candidate Steve Johnstone was elected king. Robert Quist led the student body as its president, and Larry Salois was treasurer of the Student Council. Cut Bank High School hosted the State Student Council Convention with John Blankenship, state president, officiating. Peggy Simonson, Jean Harris, and Susan Loudermilk were A squad cheerleaders. Carl Christofferson, Dianna Dudley, Larry Salois, and Bill Burns were our class officers. Kay Bingham, Sally Gertzen, John Good, Shirley Scalese, and Connie Peterson held the highest grade averages. The senior class and the music department presented the musical comedy, FINIAN'S RAINBOW. Leni Tuma, George Reams, Robert Quist, and Steve Johnstone had leading roles. The musical was a great success. Kay Bingham, chairman of District One of the FHA, hosted the district meeting. Rita Salois was general chairman of the FHA convention. Don Wilder placed high among the Merit Scholars, and Sally Gertzen received honorable mention. The Optimists recognized Shirley Scalese, Kay Bingham, Connie Peterson, Sally Gertzen, Robert Quist, John Blankenship, and Marvin Anderson for their good citizenship. 31 Class Will Of 1965 I, Charlene Adkins, leave my ability to run to any Frosh lass--who next year will be in Mrs. Smith's P. E. class. I, Don Alsager, am happy to leave. I, Marvin Anderson, will my love (?) to study to my scholarly (?) brother, Mike. I. Donna Austin, leave as the first of the Austins. I, Jack Babb, the last of the Babbs, leave Mr. Rimel. . . Older but happier! I, Ron Babb, leave my Ford pipes to Phil Fox so he can listen to the cops gripe. I, Wayne Bachus, will the cold north winds to the underclassmen while I am in California. I, Wally Bell, will my Chevy which is an accident going somewhere to happen to anyone who is brave enough to drive it. I, Kay Bingham, will my baton, so shiny and bright, to Linda Smrcka who will use it right. I, Jack Binkley; leave to see the world. I, Ron Bird, am leaving this time ! (I hope I) I, John Blankenship, will never get anywhere if I have to depend on my Model A for transportation. I, Bill Borst, will my pink ford to the shop club in case they run out of work. I, Steve Brandvold, will never race again! I, Bill Bums, will if nobody else will! I, Carl Christofferson, will my book of Parliamentary Procedure to anyone who needs it as much as I did. I, Irene Cook leave my ability to yell at the basketball games to Gloria Larson if she thinks she can learn the names of all the players in the state. I, Paul Compton, will my hot Pontiac to anyone who has an engine for it. I, Mike Cooney, leave our convertible for the rest of the parades. I, Jerry Croft, will my seat in American Government to John Kennedy Jr. I, Bob Cunningham, leave my Nash to anyone who thinks he is big enough to handle it. I, Mike Cunningham, will my trike to Gary Dean in hopes he can fix it. I, Carol Danbrook, will leave to find Larry. I, .Jack Deming, will my talents in math to anyone who can use them. I, Ramona DeZort will my seat in Government class to some deserving Junior. I, Diana Dudley, leave, to my brother Ken, my half of the Ford to go with his half. I, Leslie Dye, leave my radio job to Vicki Bedord so she can get here at 7:30 in the morning and stay until 5:30 Friday nites! I, Vicki Ebert, will leave Renee, hoping that someone will take care of him! I, Mike Edmisson, will nothing because I have nothing to give. But if I had, I would give it to Gene or Donnie. I, Harry Emerson, will my red hair to Gary Dean. I, Paula Eney, will my blonde hair to some brunette to use in her days of despair. I, Jackie Fenner, will leave with Dick, knowing I made a good pick! I, Gene Forbes, leave my class notes to whoever can read them. I, Jim Gerard, leave. . . I, Sally Gertzen, leave all the fun in high school halls for all the fun of college halls. I, Nancy Getter, will be careful! I, Dawn Goldrick, will leave my pretty little car to the rest of my clan. I, John Good, will leave my math ability to Mr. Wollan. I, Lorrene Gustafson, will leave my second period office job to someone who is less confused. I, Jeane Harris, leave my cheerleading place to next year's girls to set the pace. I, Marlene Held, leave my quiet and shy ways to brother Bob. I, Jim Higgins, leave Main Street for the Juniors to drag. I, John Hinther, leave my dancing ability to Bill Quackenbush and my logical jokes to Mrs. Myhre. I, John Hirst, leave as quietly as I came. I, Doreen Hjartarson, will leave because Jim did. I, Sharon Johnson, won't will anything; the underclassmen wouldn't appreciate my sacrifice. I, Sheryl Johnson, a departing Senior (whew), will the crowded halls to anyone who is fast enough to get through them. I, Bob Johnston, leave ! Good-bye ! I, Steve Johnstone, will all my abilities to those wrho are bad enough off to take them. 1, John Kays, leave my job in band to anyone who likes to run around all the time. 32 I, Judy Kimmet, will to Mr. Rimel the other six children in my family in hopes that they get away with skipping school as much as I did! I, Joe Kraft, will my shoes to Jerry Swenson. They are small, but mighty, so he can go everywhere and do everything I did. I, Don Losing, will my football to anyone who can find it in the snow! I, Janet Larson, leave my sides so tickleish to you little girls who are so fickleish! I, Susan Loudermilk, leave at the end of the year, with two other Loudermilks bringing up the rear. I, Don Maurer, will to the Juniors everything. I, Eddie Miller, will nothing to anyone who wants nothing! I, Wayne Mock, will my great dramatic and musical ability to Mike Crockett. I, Buz Momberg, will my Honda to the few that are men enough to handle it. I, Pat Money, leave my brother and cousins typing erasers by the dozens! I, Karen Monroe, will the rest of the Anderson brothers to my sister, Janet. I, Marilyn Moon, leave! I, Marilyn More, warn you of my brother, Jim; his future looks rather dim! I, Rose L. Moreen, will leave, Farewell! I, Linda Murphy, leave my ability to yell during basketball to Margie Bird. I, Teresa Murphy, will my fun and games in class to my sister, Lori, in hopes she will be a better lass. I, Marsha Myklebust, will my last name to anyone who can spell it and pronounce it. I, Leif Ness, leave my Government book to some hard working Junior like Larry Epstein. I, Sharon Owen, leave this cold weather. I, Jim Palmer, will nothing. I, Richard Parton, will my seat in Physics to anyone unlucky enough to land in it. I, Donna Petersen, will my shy, quiet ways to Bobbie Jean Wolk for future days. I, Connie Peterson, will my tumbling suit to any underclassman that will take it. I, Don Presnell, am taking my Chevy with me, too! I, Ken Proefrock, will all the good times that are left around this school to Denny Davis and the gang. I, Robby Quist, will my little Model A coupe to some guy in the Junior class to throw water balloons out of! I, Jack Raemaekcr, leave my terrific auto to any poor soul who can stand the noise. I, Bonnie Rank, leave hoping not to return! I, George Reams, will panic. I, Alan Richter, will my Honda 160 to the man from U. N.C.L. E. (Napolean that is!) I, Sheryl Reese, leave to my sister Michelle, all my good study habits and grades. I, Sam Robinson, leave Ceata as much as I hate to! I, Steve Rohrer, leave; so--so long. I, Larry Salois, leave taking my drums with me! I, Rita Salois, will my seat in Shorthand to anyone who likes Greek. I, Shirley Scalese, will my various abilities in band to anyone who needs them. I, Peggy Simonson, will go to college like John did; leaving Diane to carry on. I, Greg Smith, leave my horn in band to anyone windy enough to blow it! I, Steve Smith, leave my neat eyes and hair to anyone who likes them! I, Jody Smith, leave so small, hoping no one will find me at all! I, Tom Stevens, won't let Larry take MY drums! I, Pat Stevenson, leave with no regrets! I, Peggy Titland, will my chair in band to Rosanne Pfiefer. I, Vivian Tough, leave nothing, because I need everything I have. I, Leni Tuma, will my scatter-brains and bad memory to anyone who can stand them. 1, Lynn VanDeKop, leave to my brother Rory, the schoolwork in hopes he can do better. I, Phyllis Waggoner, leave Steph Newhouse to pick up where I left off! I, Dick Wahl, will my wrestling ability to the un-coordinated Frosh that need it. I, Jane Ward, leave my red hair to anyone who thinks she can bear it as long as I have. I, Don Wilder, leave my ability to get along to Mike Crockett. I, Nancy Wiley, will to the Juniors Cut Bank High School. I, Pat Wilson, being of sound mind and body will put my resonators back in my Honda. I, Zenon Zazula, will my second bass to anyone who is man enough to be seen with it. 33 Pat and Pat Most cheerful Dawn and Don Wittiest Senior Diana and Tom Best dressed Leslie and Wayne Most musical 34 Peggy and Steve Best dancers Superlatives Connie and Rob Most athletic Kay and John Most intellectual Sally and John Most likely to succeed Peggy and Carl Most all around 35 The Optimist Club of Cut Bank chose these Seniors as good citizens: Kay Bingham, Connie Peterson, Shirley Scalese, Sally Certzen, John Blankenship, Robert Quist, and Marvin Anderson. 36 Peggy Anderson Mike Anderson Jim Anthony Vicki Bedord Richard Bittner Margaret Bird Susan Briody Mary Brown Sheila Christenot Don Compton Keith Conway Mike Crockett Evelyn Curtis Dennis Davis Paul Dean Pam DeGroot 38 Lynn DeKay Mike DeKaye Trudy DuBray Marilyne Durocher Mike Dusterhoff Larry Epstein Marty Eney Jerry Fetters Phil Fox Mike Fredericks Lei and Freed Jerry Gibson Lois Gustafson Cindy Hannon George Hartman Carla Hieptas 39 Mary Higgins Charles Hirst Ray Hj art arson Ricky Hohman Ceata Hokana Betty Hutchison Amelia Jarvis Dianna Johnson Yvonne Johnson Greg Johnston Dan Johnstone Barbara Kraft Charles Larson Gloria Larson Ken Larson Mary Lemieux 40 Jim Losing Sharon Losing Ken Luther Glen Loudermilk Sherry Loudermilk Kathy Maher Luellen Mattson Alan Matz Alan McAlpine Jeanie McNichol Ronald McRae Harold Monroe Jim Morgan George Murphy Stephanie Newhouse Sherri Noreen 41 Mike Novak Kathy Oglesbee Pat Pagel Linda Peoples John Pepion Rosanne Pfeifer Tim Prater Karen Prellwitz Zona Pritchard Bill Quackenbush Nina Roberts Kathy Sanford Bob Schnee Ann Selstad Sherrie Sewell Peggy Sheridan 42 Dewey Smith Daryl Smith Bill Smrcka Karl Sorenson Cathy Stack Jerry Swenson Mary Ann Swogger Ramona Tingey Sally Titland Roxie Tuma Stephanie Turf Christine Ungar Linda Waggoner Linda Wagner Rhoda Wahl Wendy Watson 43 Don Weaver Don Wetzel Gayle Wieneke Juniors NOT PICTURED: Frank Augare George Barrier Jeri Ann Good Bill Hill Pati Phillips Richard Pope John Rotering Tom Schwenke Steve Smith David Stufft 44 Looking westward to the Rockies Cary Anderson Patricia Anton Denise Armstrong Vicki Atwood Yvonne Austin Patricia Baney Patsy Barnard Jim Bonde Cynthia Brager Robert Branch Don Carl David Chapman Candace Christenot Bill Christofferson Rick Cline Pat Cooney Mike Coryell Holly Croymans Stephanie Cunningham Lanny Danbrook Jill Davenport Terry Davidson Gary Dean Carol Deering Michelle Dempsey Kinley Dobson Judy DuBray Mona Dudley Mary Durocher Bill Edmisson Nancy Edwards Sandra Ehlert Colleen Fagan Linda Fenner Tom Fetters Don Flammond David Gibbons Debbie Gibson Merlin Gilham Vicki Gillaspie James Guith Jamie Sue Harris Mike Harris Richard Harrison Robert Howard Donna Huebner Kenneth Hughes Candace Jacobson Terry Jacobson Robert Johnson Ron Johnson Robert Klepzig Linda Kohler Alan Kultgen Phyllis Larson Terrie Long Jerry Loudermilk Dwain Lowry Tim Luedtke Mike McCormick Dee McNamer Charlene Mellinger Patricia Mitchell Cheryl Mock Janet Monroe Dianna Moon Anita Murphy Renee Narducci David Neff Linda Nelson Linda Olsen Alan Omsberg Dale Omsberg Sheila Omsberg Eloise Pethel Marilyn Phillips Janice Pickle Jack Presnell Georgina Price Robin Pro e frock Susan Pro e frock Vickey Reagan Barbara Reams Michelle Reese Jolean Reeverts Mitzi Ruetten Gilbert Salois Renee Salois Tom Schaefer Valerie Schneuker Wayne Schwenke Larry' Shelby Greg Sheridan Ellen Sim Bob Simonson Diane Simonson Judy Simonson Cathy Speich Beth Tavary NOT PICTURED: Allen Kraft Susan Osborne Nancy Paulsen Donna Sheppard Carol Sue Tuttle Richard Wevley Jay Tomsheck Joey Van Carmen Wacker Lee Warberg Lynn Weaver Larry Weiss 50 Art Anderson Nancy Anderson Peter Anderson Gene Anthony Marie Anton Darrel Armstrong Ken Armstrong Joyce Babcock Charlene Baker Dick Baney Alan Berkram Penny Billman Tony Bilstad Kathy Bittner Dan Brager Lanny Branch Ann Broadhead Kenny Brown Marlene Bunyak Don Burke Mary Burris Mike Burns Lee Chapman David Christenot Jeananne Cook Linda Croymans Diane Davis Danny DeGroot Marilyn Dennis Ken Dudley Ron Dumontier Kathy Duncan Roberta Durham Peggy Eblen Paula Ehlert Teresa Emerson Mark Epstein Judy Faulkner Lyla Foreman Beth Frisbee Lyle Gerard Bob Giovetti Daniel Giovetti Beverly Gustaison Jerry Gustafson Callie Halverson Irene Harris Buster Harrison Jim Hartmann Pam Hartman Vicki Hegman Cheryl Hietpas Marjorie Hinther Carol Hirst Jim Hirst Evelyn Hj art arson Debbie Hohman Eddie House Harvey Howard Joe Hughes Tim Jensen Charlene Johnson Stuart Johnston Tom Johnson Keri Kiesser Kathy Kimmet Robert King Rod Klepzig Marilyn LaSorte Wayne Losing Marilyn Loudermilk Mary Mathews Elaine Maid Larry Meyers Bobby Michaels Jayne Mitchell Mike Money Pat Moore Lori Murphy Joe Nanini Steve Neil Debra Nelson Janet Nelson Steve Noreen Mike Novak Linda Oglesbee Ronnie Omsberg Gelene Osborne Linda Palmer Karen Pederson Lynn Perry Carol Pfeifer Micheline Phillips Bobby Pickle Dennis Potter Irma Jean Powers Steve Pro e frock Bill Raemaeker Beverly Reams Steve Reeverts Dick Rehmer Kathy Richardson Frank Richter Jim Robinson Launi Rounds Patti Sammons Robert Scalese Terry Schelegel Steve Schnee Kristin Schuette Linda Shields Laurie Simonson Gary Slane Harold Smith Jim Smith Kim Smith Lola Smith Sonja Smith Linda Smrcka Barbara Stender Ginger Stone Patty Studdart Patricia Sullivan Frances Swenson James Tavary Shelley Tellesch Ronald Thompson Glen Tibbitts Robert Titland Lynn Tronson Richard Turn a Jim Van Ruth Jim Vasboe Fred Waggoner Sherry W amer Jim Watkins Lydia West Marian Wolk Jerry Zam Jimmy Zam NOT PICTURED: Mike Barnes Don Burke Clyde Daniels Peggy Hummel Dianna Jeffries Gerald LaTray Troy Monroe Linda Powell Annette Spillman James West 57 Frosh Initiation 58 Mike Cooney, Connie Peterson, Larry Salois, Mary Ann Brown, Sally Tit-land, Wayne Mock, Don Losing, Yvonne Johnson, Sally Gertzen, Steve Brand void, Sherry Noreen, Shirley Scalese, Zenon Zazula, Nancy Getter, Don Wilder, Kay Bingham, Peggy Titland, Harry Emerson, Leslie Dye, Rita Salois, Nancy Wiley, Ramona DeZort, Jerry Croft, Buz Mombcrg, Peggy Simonson, John Kays. Editor-in-chief: Shirley Scalese, Layout editor: Sal Gertzen, Copy editor: Kay Bingham, Sports editor: Connie Peterson, Business managers: Mike Cooney, Harry Emerson, Peggy Simonson, Steve Brandvold. The Staff Of The Wolf National Honor Society Officers: John Blakenship-Pres. Peggy Anderson-V. P. Linda Wagner-Sec. -Treas. David Stufft-Re porter 5TH ROW: Shirley Scalese, Jim Morgan, George Reams, John Good, Don Wilder, Roxie Tuma, Gayle Wienke; 4TH ROW: Connie Peterson, Nancy Getter, Greg Smith, Linda Waggoner, Lois Gustafson, Linda Peoples; 3RD ROW: Mary Ann Brown, Cathy Stack, Karen Prellwitz, Jeri Good, Rosanne Pfeifer, Kathy Maher; 2ND ROW: Sally Gertzen, Peggy Simonson, Peggy Titland, Pam DeGroot, Rita Salois, Wendy Watson, Sally Titland; 1ST ROW: Linda Wagner, David Stufft, John Blankenship, Peggy Anderson, Kay Bingham, Ramona DeZort. 60 Livewire Staff Th LIVE WIRE rMONTAN The Official Organ of Cut Bank High School, published every second week during the school year. Subscription rate: $2.00 per year. Single copy: 15c Entered as Second Class Matter at the Post Office in Cut Bank, Montana, under Act of March 3, 1897. Editor ---------- Assistant Editor - - - - -Sports Editor ------ Assistant Sprots Editor Photographers ------ Offset Machine Operators - Circulation Manager ------ Assistant Circulation Manager- -Advertising and Business Manager ........ Wayne Mock ------- -Buz Momberg - - - -Carl Christofferson ..... -Steve Johnstone -Buz Momberg, Nancy Getter Glen Loudermilk,Judy Kimmet ........ Wayne Mock ...... -Kathy Sanford ------- -Jack Deming ....-----Pat Pagel ....... Sheryl Reese Camera Club Officers: Mary Bro vn-Pres. Cathy Stack-V. P. Stephanie Turf-Sec.-Treas. Zenon Zazula-Reporter BACK ROW: Yvonne Johnson, Ceata Hokana, Diana Johnson; 3RD ROW: Ronald Johnson, Don Carl, Alan Kraft, Mike Cooney, Rhoda Wahl, Robert Scalese; 2ND ROW: Jean McNichol, Sherry Noreen, Rosanne Pfeifer, Sherrie Sewell, Kathy Maher, Cathy Speich; 1ST ROW: Cathy Stack, Mary Brown, Zenon Zazula, Stephanie Turf. 61 STANDING: Mary Ann Brown; Linda Kohler; Kathy Maher; Peggy Anderson; Wayne Mock; Lcland Freed; Buz Momberg; Carl Christofferson; John Blankenship; Mike Crockett; Mike Coryell; Greg Johnston; Kay Bingham; Dan Dc-Groot; Rita Salois; Greg Sheridan. SEATED: Leif Ness; Shirley Scalese; Mike Anderson, v. p. ; Robert Quist, pres. ; David Chapman, sec. ; Mr. Rimel, sponsor. Larry Salois, treas. (NOT PICTURED) C B H S Student Council 62 Snack time M.A.S.C. Convention The Montana Association of Student Councils held its eleventh annual convention in Cut Bank, November 12-13, 1965. Mr. Ervin Byrnes, executive secretary; Mr. Rimel, executive board member; and John Blankenship, state president, planned the convention. 160 students and advisors from 27 schools attended. The program was to teach the delegates student government, to explain the national association's program, and to bring together the ideas of the different schools in formulating better school programs. The main speaker for the banquet was Dr. Crowley, President of Northern Montana College. The outgoing officers installed Bob Maxson of Missoula Hellgate, president; Jim Kommers of Butte Public, vice-president; and Robin Brown of Missoula Sentinel, secretary. Mr. Fred Barrett of Lewi St own was chosen the new executive secretary. 63 V Students in session AMERICA FHA 3RD ROW: Patty Studdart, Ellen Sim Vx, . , T c. n , Deering, Lynn De Kaye. 2ND ROW: MaI°MC J°lmS°n’ ,Jud‘ S‘moIuon’ Cmdy Harmon Carol Nancy Edwards; Kay Bingham, Diana Mon H'g nS Cu™‘n8ham. Mock. ., 7 c . . , . ' a n on; pari. : Valerie Schneuker, song leader. 1ST ROW: Kohler Ppres Sally TitiLd“ reP°rteri Rita Salois- sec i ?eW Titland- treas- 8 Unda KayTn ramSPMt Br1sn Ct HA Convention Judge McPhillips, Margie Bremer, Dean Elkins, M� SS Pat Bresnahan, Mr. Rimei. b4 -'ii it«: MM Talent from Chester Wayne Entertains Registration Sally Peggy Titland Cocoa Hour District Convention Building for the Future Future Homemakers District Chorus Mr. Rimel's address Student Librarians Linda Peoples, Luellen Mattson, Colleen Fagan, Peggy Anderson, Yvonne Johnson, Kay Bingham, Rita Salois, Tim Prater, Stephanie Cunningham, Candy Jacobson. History UP' r SO! Mock Mr. Zenon Zazula, Jim Morgan, David Stu-fft, Sally Gertzen, Linda Waggoner, Yvonne Johnson, Roxie Tuma, Linda Peoples, Lois Gustafson, Carla Heiptas, Karen Prellwitz, Diane Johnson, Cathy Stack, Sally Titland, Rhonda Wahl, Wendy Watson, Kathy Maher, Peggy Anderson, Wayne Mock, Tim Prater, Ceata Hokana, Sherry Noreen, Maier. 66 Girls’ State Nancy Getter Kay Bingham Shirley Scalese Boys’ State STANDING: Wayne Mock, John Blankenship, John Kays. SITTING: Bob Quist, John Good, Marvin Anderson, Mike Cooney. 67 Sophomore girls Ensemble C B H S Choir Boys Ensemble C B H S Vocal Groups Freshman girls Ensemble 68 Brass section D LJ C DJ Percussion V M w Dana section Woodwind section 69 Shop Club L. TO R. : John Rotering, reporter; Bill Quackenbush; Joe Kraft; Bill Hill; Steve Roh-rer; Robert Johnston; Don Presnell; Leif Ness, pres. ; Charles Hirst, sec.-treas. ; Jim Higgins; Mr. Chambers. Kenny Proefrock, v. p. (NOT PICTURED). Aeronautics Club L. TO R. : Mike Cunningham, Mr. Torgerson, Steve Smith, Wally Bell, Robert Quist, Tom Stevens, Bob Cunningham, Kathy Oglesbee. 70 Latin Club BACK ROW: Mike Crockett, Don Wilder, Larry Epstein, Greg Sheridan, Bob Howard, Alan Kultgen. 4TH ROW: Mr. Speich, Kathy Speich, Linda Peoples, Kathy Sanford, Mark Werner, Ken Hughes. 3RD ROW: Cheryl Heiptas, Linda Nelson, Charlene Mellinger, Peggy Eblen, Jean McNichol, Sherry Noreen, Sally Gertzen. 2ND ROW: Candace Christenot, Jayne Mitchell, Kathy Kimmett, Sherry Sewell, Linda Oglesbee, Shirley Scalese. 1ST ROW: Mike McCormick, Charlene Johnson, Mike Coryell, Art Anderson, Mary Ann Brown. Spanish Club BACK ROW: R. Durham, L. West, P. Sullivan, M. Burke, K. Smith, R. Holman. 8TH ROW: J. Nelson, P. Sammons, K. Schuette, D. Nelson, K. Duncan, P. Stud-dart, E. Sim. 7TH ROW: P. Sheridan, reporter; M. Ruetten, K. Maher, D. Austin, L. Shields, J. Davenport, R. Salois, S. Proefrock, S. Turf. 6TH ROW: E. Maki, D. Davis, P. Hartman, M. Loudermilk, J. Faulkner, T. Emerson, K. Richardson, L. Croymans, B. Stender, R. Wahl. 5TH ROW: M. Wolk, L. Simonson, G. Osborne, S. Smith, B. Frisbee, J. Harris, M. Dennis, J. Babcock, K. Stack. 4TH ROW: D. Armstrong, C. Fagan, D. Gibson, C. Jacobson, N. Johnson, A. Broadhead, L. Tronson C. Wacker, C. Mock, S. Warner. 3RD ROW: J. Gustafson, L. Chapman, J. Smith, D. DeGroot, J. Watkins, S. Johnson, P. Moore, S. Neil, C. Deering, C. Pfeifer. 2ND ROW: J. Bonde, D. Neff, T. Schaeffer, M. Bums, sec.; A. Berkram, K. Armstrong, J. Robinson, D. Christenot, K. Pederson, L. Gustafson. 1ST ROW: J. Tom-scheck, M. Cooney, P. Anderson, C. Peterson, D. McNamer, M. Durocher, R. Klep zig, v.p. ; D. Chapman, L. Branch, P. Barnard. P. Money, pres. (NOT PICT UR ED). Twirlers Karen Prellwitz, Peggy Titland, Cheryl Mock, Sally Titland, Kay Bingham, Linda Smrcka, Linda Croymans. GAA BACK ROW: S. Noreen, C. Heitpas, D. Nelson, C. Hokana, J. Good, B. Frisbee, P. Cooney, S. Sewell, M. Brown, K. Stack, R. Pfeifer. 4TH ROW: S. Weils, C. Johnson, G. Stone, S. Smith, G. Osborne, T. Long, J. Pickle, D. Simonson, J. Davenport, R. Salois, D. Armstrong. 3RD ROW: L. Tronson, V. Reagan, N. Anderson, L. Foreman, L. Shields, D. Davis, V. Gillespie, C. Pfeifer, S. Warner, K. Pederson, M. Ruetten. 2ND ROW: J. DuBray, T. Dubray, C. Harmon, V. Hegman, E. Curtis, S. Losing, P. Pagel, R. Tingey, S. Scalese, K. Bingham, J. Reeverts, K. Schuette. 1ST ROW: I. Powers; S. Osborne, sec. ; L. Olsen, sports director; C. Peterson, recreation director; L. DeKaye, trcas.; C. Heitpas, v. p.; K. Maher, pres.; R. Salois; K. Richardson; L. Smith. 72 Pep Club 7TH ROW: P. Hartman, P. Eblen, M. LaSorte, L Croymans, M. Matthews, M. Bun-yak, L. Wagner, S. Noreen, C. Larson, L. Dekaye, L Waggoner, S. Loudermilk, L. Gustafson, B. Hutchison. 6TH ROW: N. Anderson, M. Loudermilk, V. Gillespie, P. Cooney, M. Reese, M. Bird, C. Heiptas, B. Frisbee, B. Reams, K. Prellwitz, J. Good, C. Harmon, K. Sanford. 5TH ROW: V. Reagan, C. Jacobson, T. DuBray, L. Kohler, J. DuBray, J. Faulkner, G. Osborne, K. Speich, M. Anton, R. Tingey. 4TH ROW: S. Sewell, J. Pickle, R. Proefrock, S. Smith, T. Emerson, J. Davenport, M. Anton, C. Mellinger, D. Moon, J. Harris. 3RD ROW: Y. Johnson, Y. Austin, D. Gibson, V. Ebert, D. Peterson, P. Eney, S. Proefrock, S. Elhert, D. Simonson. 2ND ROW: G. Stone, D. Davis, M. Dempsey, M. Myklebust, treas. ; J. Larson, I. Cook, D. Austin, D. Dudley, L. Tuma, J. Monroe, V. Schneuker. 1ST ROW: R. Salois, C. Hokana, R. DeZirt, P. Simonson, S. Loudermilk, L. Murphy, J. Harris, T. Murphy, P. Anderson, K. Bingham, pres.; K. Monroe, sec.; S. Losing, v. p.; S. Warner, M. Ruetten, K. Oglesbee. Team C. Fagan, L. Shields, K. Bingham, R. Pfeifer, L. Croymans, B. Frisbee, C. Pfeifer, J. Davenport, R. Salois, E. Curtis, C. Halverson, S. Sewell, M. Ruetten, D. Nelson, S. Warner, M. Loudermilk, G. Osborne, M. LaSorte, D. Moon. The Art Class helps 74 75 Jim Palmer, Glenn Loudermilk, Eddie Miller, Mrs. Shelton, Robert Quist, Jerry Fetters, Tom Schaefer, Wayne Mock, Dennis Davis, Marvin Anderson, John Kays, Keith Conway, Harold Monroe, Ken Luther, George Hartman, Phil Fox, Wally Bell, Ron Babb, Mike Cunningham, Stere Rohrer. BACK ROW; Buz Momberg, John Good, Ken Hughes, Mike Coryell, Greg Sheridan, Mark Werner, Gary Anderson, Terry Jacobson, Mike Dus-terhoff; 4TH ROW: Pat Wilson, Robert Klepzig, Dan Johnstone, John Kays, Steve Johnstone, Robert Quist, Steve Bradvoldj 3RD ROW: Wally Bell, Harry Emerson, Mike Anderson, David Stufft, Tim Prater, Mike Harris, Jim Morgan, Daryl Smith, Wayne Losing; 2ND ROW: Tom Stevens, Gilbert Salois, Jim Bonde, David Chapman, Karl Sorenson, Dick Wahl, George Barrier, Mike DeKaye, Don Weaver, Mike Novak; 1ST ROW: Bill Hill, Tom Fetters, Sam Robinson, Don Losing, Don Wetzel, Dwain Lowry, Jerry Fetter, Mike Cunningham. C Club Officers: Pres.-Marvin Anderson V. P.-Don Losing Sec.-Don Wetzel 76 Top 1 5 Seniors Don Wilder, Greg Smith, George Reams, John Blankenship, Shirley Scalese; Ramona DeZort, Peggy Titland, Janet Larson, Rita Salois, Sally Gcrtzen, Peggy Simonson; Connie Peterson, John Good, Kay Bingham, Don Maurer. Science Club Officers: Pres. - Kathy Richardson V. P. - Harv Howard Sec. - Linda Powell Rep. - Greg Johnson Dick Rehmer, Jerry Zam, Janet Nelson, Linda Shields, Kristen Schuette, Jim Zam; Ken Armstrong, Diane Davis, Patti Sammons, Barbara Stender, Karen Pederson, Kathy Duncan, Dennis Potter; Kathy Richardson, Harv Howard, Greg Johnson, Linda Powell. 77 Peggy and Larry reign at Senior Ball Frosh Float - 2nd place Home coming Floats Sally-Miss Cut Bank Junior Miss 1st place - Sophomore Float Senior Float Junior Float 3rd-place 78 Seniors Whose Pictures Were Delayed Steve Rohrer, Teresa Murphy, Sheryl Reese, Jack Binkley -see page 30- Franc es Dumont ier Clacier County Representative to National 4-H Congress Connie Peterson receives Montana's Little Sullivan award from Mrs. Smith Top Ten Seniors at End of Seventh Semester Don Maurer Kay Bingham John Good Connie Peterson Shirley Scalese Peggy Simonson Sally Gertzen Janet Larson Don Wilder Rita Salois Seniors Who Made A Little History Sally Gertzen-American Cancer Research Scholarship, Miss Junior Miss of Cut Bank. Kay Bingham-Montana Representative to National FHA convention in Philadelphia. Leslie Dye-Betty Crocker award, attended music camp. Peggy Titland-Intemational Peace Garden Music Camp. Wayne Mock-Student director at music camp. Connie Peterson-Broke and racked up records in AAU track meets. Greg Smith-Attended TARS seminar in Colorado. Steve Johnstone-Reigned as Homecoming King. Kay, Nancy, Shirley-Who's Who in American High Schools. Nancy, Shirley-Soroptimist Girls of the Month. Don Wilder-National Merit semi-finalist. John Good, Dick Wahl-Undefeated wrestlers. 79 80 We dedicate the Athletic Section to Mr. Emmett Peterson, who is the staunchest supporter of the WOLVES. 1961- JR. HI MEET Record in softball throw First in 50 yd. dash JR. OLYMPICS Thirds in 50 yd. dash, 75 yd. dash, and relay 1962- JR. HI MEET Firsts in high jump, dash, softball throw, and relay Cold medal winner JR. OLYMPICS Record in 50 yd. hurdle trials First in high jump WESTERN MONTANA INVITATIONAL MEET Firsts in high jump and 50 yd. hurdles KALIS PELL INVITATIONAL MEET Record in high jump First in 50 yd. hurdles Second in 50 yd. dash STATE MEET Seconds in high jump, 50 yd. hurdles, and 50 yd. dash 1963- JR. OLYMPICS Record in high jump Firsts in hurdles and 75 yd. dash KALIS PELL INVITATIONAL MEET Firsts in high jump, 50 yd. hurdles, and 50 yd. dash WESTERN DIVISIONAL MEET Record in high jump First in 75 yd. dash Second in 50 yd. hurdles STATE MEET Record in high jump Tied record in 75 yd. dash Second in 50 yd. hurdles; tied record in trials NORTHWEST REGIONAL MEET Records in high jump, 50 yd. hurdles, and 75 yd. dash Outstanding Athlete in Girls' Division 1964- JR. NATIONAL WOMEN'S INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS (Spokane, Washington) Fourth in high jump KALIS PELL INVITATIONAL MEET First in high jump Second in 80 m. hurdles Third in 100 yd. dash JR. OLYMPICS Record in 50 yd. hurdles Seconds in high jump and running broad jump WESTERN DIVISIONAL MEET Records in high jump and 75 yd. dash Second in 50 yd. hurdles BILLINGS INVITATIONAL MEET Record in high jump Seconds in 50 yd. hurdles and 100 yd. dash STATE MEET Records in high jump, 50 yd. hurdles, and 75 yd. dash NORTHWEST REGIONAL MEET Girls' Division: Records in high jump, 50 yd. hurdles, and 75 yd. dash Women's Division: Records in high jump and two relays Outstanding Athlete in Girls' Division JR. NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Girls' Division: Second in high jump; Fourth in 75 m. dash; Fifth in 50 m. hurdles Women’s Division: Firsts in high jump and shuttle hurdle relay; third in 440 relay INTERSTATE MEET (Columbus, Nebraska) First in high jump 82 Sets Track Records Second in 50 yd. hurdles Third in 440 relay 1965-JR. NATIONAL WOMEN'S INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS Second in 50 yd. hurdles Thirds in 100 yd. dash and medley relay ROCKY MOUNTAIN INDOOR TRACK G FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS (Colorado) Tied record in high jump Seconds in 50 yd. hurdles and relay LAUREL INVITATIONAL MEET Records in high jump, 50 yd. hurdles, and 100 yd. dash KALISPELL INVITATIONAL MEET Records in high jump, 50 yd. hurdles, and 100 yd. dash WESTERN DIVISIONAL MEET Firsts in high jump, 50 yd. hurdles, and 100 yd. dash STATE MEET Records in high jump, 50 yd. hurdles, and 100 yd. dash JR. OLYMPICS Records in high jump, 50 yd hurdles, and 440 relay NORTHWEST REGIONAL MEET Girls' Division: Records in high jump and 50 yd hurdles First in 100 yd. dash Women's Division: Record in 880 relay Tied record in 100 yd dash First in high jump Outstanding Athlete in Girls' Division HOMESTEADERS' TRACK G FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS (Beatrice. Nebraska) First in high jump Second in 880 relay Third in 440 relay NATIONAL OUTDOOR TRACK G FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS (Columbus, Ohio) Girls' Division: Third in high jump Fourth in 50 yd hurdles NATIONAL CANADIAN SR. WOMEN'S PENTATHLON CHAMPIONSHIPS Fourth place Awarded Montana's Little Sullivan Award Jr. Olympic results place Nationally Second in high jump-5'2 1 4 bettering National record of 5'2 Fifth in 50 yd. hurdles-7. 2 sec. 83 Varsity Football BACK ROW: S. Brandvold, M. Anderson, S. Johnstone, R. Quist, D. Johnstone, M. Harris, M. Anderson 1 Pepion, P. Compton; 2ND ROW: T. Fetters, J. Bonde, D. Lowry, S. Robinson, M. DeKaye, D. Losing, B. Momberg. J- Fetters, C. Sheridan; 1ST ROW: K. Hughes, C. Barrier, M. Cunningham, R. Klepzig, M. Werner, M. McCormick, M. Coryell, D. Chapman, G. Salois. Junior Varsity BACK ROW: Coach Tinker, D. Neff, H. Howard, G. Johnson, L. Branch, A. Anderson, R. Titland, J. Hughes, Coach Wollan; 2ND ROW: D. Baney, J. Robinson, K. Sorenson, S. Johnson, T. Jensen, B. Branch, L. Perry, D. Omsberg; 1ST ROW: R. Klepzig, S. Noreen, P. Moore, M. Burns, S. Reeverts, M. Money. 84 VARSITY SCORES Whitefish 45 Varsity coaches Dahlman, Rose, Smith Football JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Cut Bank 6 _ Sunburst 6 26 - n 0 34 - it 13 18 - Shelby 6 6 - m 18 0 - Conrad 7 JV coaches Tinker, Wollan 85 Players Week Robert Quist Marvin Anderson, captain Robert Klepzig Mike Cunningham Steve Johnstone Don Losing Steve Brandvold Mike DeKaye Varsity Of The “A” Squad Cheerleaders Peggy Susan Ceata Jeane Peggy “B” Squad Cheerleaders Sherry Mitzi Renee Debbie Varsity Wrestlers CBHS BACK ROW: M. Cunningham, B. Cunningham, S. Smith, S. Robinson, J. Good, M. DeKaye, D. Smith, J. Fetters, J. Blankenship; FRONT ROW: M. Dusterhoff, K. Dobson, P. Anderson, D. Wahl, R. Klepzig, B. Hill. Lee Warberg pins his man. Robert Klepzig on top. 88 John Good flips Cunningham. Dick Wahl in reverse. Wrestlers Junior Varsity Wrestlers BACK ROW: J. Hughes, G. Smith, J. Croft, G. Salois, R. Titland, B. Smrcka; FRONT ROW: T. Fetters, J. Robinson, L. Warberg, J. Watkins, R. Klepzig, K. Sorenson. 89 The Tumblers Sue Osborne, Terri Long, Beth Tavary, Debbie Gibson, Jeri Good, Jackie Fenner, Connie Peterson, Janice Pickle, Linda Fenner. Jolene Reeverts, Barbara Reams, Yvonne Austin, Susan P roe frock, Denise Armstrong. Girl’s Track Team BACK ROW: Marilyn Phillips, Janet Nelson, Kristen Schuette, Janice Pickle, Terri Long; 2ND ROW: Beth Tavary, Jolene Reeverts, Sue Osborne, Connie Peterson, Denise Armstrong; 1ST ROW': Diane Davis, Vicki Hegman, Kathy Kimmett, Patti Sammons, Linda Powell, Carla Heitpas, Marilyn LaSorte, Galene Osborne. 90 The Drill Team Present the Flag Queen Paula and King Marvin crowned at the Heart Fund Dance. THE TENNIS PLAYERS FROM LAST YEAR, BACK ROW: Greg Johnson, Charles Larson, David Stufft, Tim Prater, Jim Morgan, Ron Johnson, Coach Speich. FRONT ROW: Karl Sorenson, Jeri Good, Kathy Maher, Joey Van. 91 STANDING: Harry Emerson, Charles Hirst, Alan Matz, Ken Larson, Rob Quist, Steve Johnston, Mike Anderson. SEATED: Mgr. David Stufft, Carl Christofferson, Don Losing, Don Wetzel, Steve Brandvold, Don Weaver, Mgr. Jim Morgan. A Squad Basketball CONFERENCE SCORES Cut Bank 64 Sunburst 46 ii 87 Valier 51 it 86 Browning 51 65 Fairfield 44 ii 75 Conrad 70 ii 76 Choteau 51 ii 53 Shelby 59 ii 72 Sunburst 55 ii 66 Valier 33 ii 63 Browning 61 57 Fairfield 41 ii 69 Conrad 56 ii 71 Choteau 65 ii ii 71 Shelby 65 Coaches Tinker (B Squad), DeGroot (A Squad) and Wollan (C Squad). 92 A Squad Basketball Steve Alan Managers Jim and David Don Charles Don Harry Mihe 93 B SQUAD SCORES CB 52 Sunburst 48 ii 59 Valier 39 ii 46 Browning 57 ii 37 Fairfield 44 ii 54 Conrad 67 ii 48 Choteau 42 ii 45 Shelby 63 ii 57 Sunburst 55 ii 79 Valier 21 ii 49 Browning 70 ii 65 Fairfield 32 ii 49 Conrad 57 ii 59 Choteau 41 ii 48 Shelby 45 B Squad Basketball STANDING: Mgr. Mike McCormick, Mike Harris, Dan Johnstone, Coach Tinker, Bob Howard, Dwain Lowry, Greg Sheridan, Mgr. Ken Hughes. SEATED: Gary Dean, Lynn Weaver, David Chapman, Mark Werner, Mike Coryell, Merlin Gilham. C SQUAD SCORES CB 43 Lethbridge 35 ii 35 Browning 43 ii 41 M 39 ii 45 42 ii 42 39 ii 62 Sunburst 61 ii 49 '• 45 ii 38 55 m 51 •' 50 ii 47 Shelby 37 ii 50 •• . 42 C Squad Basketball STANDING: Ait Anderson, Fred Waggoner, Dan DeGroot, Dick Baney, Kim Smith, Harve Howard, Frank Richter, Lanny Branch. SEATED: Mike Money, Ron Omsberg, Lee Chapman, Mgr. Ken Armstrong, Don Burke, Bob Giovetti, Alan Berkram, Mike Bums. 94 Wetzel shoots, Steve helps. Havre Public game. Rob shoots. Valier game. “A” Squad In Action 95 Ken lays in his famous shot. Valier game. Wetzel chalks up another one. Valier game. Ken Figures Wetzel Will Not Miss Steve Guards, Rob Puts One In CUT RANK BEATS SHELBY 71-65 in LAST CONFERENCE GAME Driscoll Can't Stop Wetzel Wetzel In Good Form 96 First Place In Conference, In Division, In State! H r!o Lennie, Marsha, Leslie, Peggy, Karen and Sal contend for Junior Miss. WHEN will the new classrooms be ready? Mr. Watkins inspects the building progress on new classrooms. Diana and Carl lead the Grand March at the Mistletoe Frolic. Optimists pick Good Citizens. Mr. Rimel presents letters of commendation from the National Merit Scholarships to Greg, George, John. Mr. Johnson congratulates Don Wilder for being a semi-finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Tests. 98 Congratulations GILKERSON'S DRESS class of 1966 SHOP from Good Luck, Seniors E. 0. BOYLE ACCOUNTING Gene and staff MONTANA POWER COMPANY Editor's Message: This past year has been one we shall all remember and cherish. Throughout this year, we have been busy compiling this book for you. The staff's hard work has made the 1966 Wolf a reality. I especially want to thank Mrs. Dresen, the annual advisor, for her patience, help, and advice. I wish to thank the American Yearbook Company for their workshop last autumn for high schools in this area. We feel that what we learned at that time made our annual a better book as well as making our work much easier. I hope that this yearbook will keep your precious memories alive for you. Congratulations Seniors CUT BANK GAS COMPANY Best Gas Service at Lowest Cost 9TATE THEATER DERRICK DRIVE-IN BANK OF GLACIER COUNTY 7 r-e 3? Officers, Directors, and Staff Congratulations from FURNITURE MART 52 1 E . Main to Class of '66 OIL FIELD LUMBER COMPANY Independent Dealer Dutch Boy Paints Phone 938-4121 Good luck. Seniors, and Best Wishes for the future FIRST NATIONAL BANK t ! 0F CUT BANK CHAPMAN SHEET METAL AND ROOFING Yamaha and Honda Sales and Service Dial Cut Bank 938-2561 Congratulations from LOVSNES FURNITURE extends its congratulations to the class of 1966 GranMed. The Friendly Store to the class of '66 f) po n See the Big 5 G M Line Chevrolet Oldsmobile Cadillac Pontiac Buick USED CARS Sales Service Body Shop-Wrecker Service Our 32nd Year in Cut Bank BELL CHEVROLET COMPANY 121 East Main Street ANDERSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY, INC. Phone 938-2233 Cut Bank, Montana Choose from the Long Green Line of John Deere Equipment Congratulations, Seniors FASHION CLEANERS Dry cleaning Pressing Congratulations to the Class of 1966 CUT BANK MOTORS ROSS RADIO TELEVISION SERVICE (o o) PHILCO V—V « • • • Dodge Massey Ferguson Sales Service Congratulations Class of 1966 Insurance Realty QOOD-TABARACCI Box 756 Cut Bank, Montana When you think of insurance, think of us. BIO SKY MOTORS FORD Mustang • Falcon • Fairlanc • Ford •Thtinderbird We thank you for the student driving car. POINT DRIVE INN Congratulations to the Class of 1966 ANTHONY'S of Cut Bank Your complete family store Lyle Long, Mgr. JOHNNY'S SPORT SHOP Best Wishes to the class of 1966 LARSON'S MEN WEAR Extends congratulations to the class of 1966 Best Wishes to the Class of '66 CUT BANK DRUG THE REXALL STORE (Mcati THE AVENUE Smart Apparel Ladies Infants Children Davenport Me Alpine S Q HARDWARE Federal Congratulations, ammunition Seniors FARMERQ Catering to High school girls' fashions Congratulations, Seniors ooc ------- UNION Good Luck, Seniors NORTH SIDE FOODS KEN ROUSH’S JEWELRY Good luck, Seniors PUBLIC DRUG Best Wishes i to the 1 Class of 1966 | Jy WAGONWHEEL CAFE Texaco Star 1 j Fire Chief I P J Sky Chief T Trust your car to the man who wears the star. Firestone Tires Seniors... Plan a class reunion now. Tell us the date. CUT BANK PIONEER PRESS The GLACIER NEWS NOVELTIES congratulates the class of 1966 BIG SKY CAFE Eating Out is Fun Best Wishes to the class of '66 Congratulations from MOREEN MURPHY MOTORS Chrysler Plymouth Jeep Congratulations, Seniors from QUALITY CLEANERS and LAUNDRY CUT BANK MERCANTILE send congratulations to the graduates of '66 Quality Values Your Home-owned Department Store Congratu lat ion s to the class of '66 Lee Knickel STATE FARM INSURANCE Congratulations, Class of 1966 BRANDVOLD MUSIC STORE 9 West Main PARKWAY MOTEL TV Morning Coffee Congratulations, '66 Best of Luck to the Class of 1966 DUNCAN’S School Supply Headquarters MAHER'S BEN FRANKLIN Diamonds Watches Watch Bands Best Wishes, Seniors! MYHRE, JEWELRY Phone 938-4021 10 West Main Street, Cut Bank Fountain Bowl for Fun Lunches Congratulations to the class of '66 First Quality Merchandise for the Entire Family You can charge it at Penney’s 8 modern alleys Automatic Pin Setters RECREATION CENTER Muggs Hillius, owner k w