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

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FOREWORD Through ages of learning, the potential of man has become reality. The student of today is confronted with the realization that very little can not be achieved. These years we spend in preparation are important for our future and for the future of our country. When we assume the responsibilities of adulthood, we shall be prepared to write an important chapter in the history of our nation. Having already left some footprints on the sands of time, we, the editors and staff of the Wolf, 1967, bring you this annual in the hope that the wonderful events of this year will never be erased from your minds. GLACIER COUNTY LIBRARY 21-1ST AVE. S.E. CUT BANK, MT 59427 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration and Faculty .... Seniors ............................ Juniors............................. Sophomores.......................... Freshmen............................ Organizations and Activities .... Athletics........................... Advertisements...................... 3 . 5 . 13 . 35 . 41 . 49 . 57 . 83 . 99

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DEDICATION Our 1967 WOLF is dedicated to a faculty member who has inspired us to try for higher goals in our education. We dedicate this annual to Mr. LeRoy Torgerson. For you this annual is a very personal book. How personal depends upon how much you participated in the events of your class. As you glance through its pages in future years, may you have many pleasant ' memories of your high school years and of friendships begun and strengthened with time. 2 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL

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Kathy Maher and Mike Frederick were senior candidates for Homecoming Queen and King honors at the Homecoming game the Wolves played with Choteau. A Snappy Performance was given by the CBHS Band The Senior Class Homecoming Float Merry Ole England Won First Place 4