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

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I) T Queen Carolyn Augare Homecoming Candidates King Roger Askelson

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Homecoming Homecoming 1972 was held on Friday, October 6th. Activities began with a parade down Main StTeet in which the floats, football team, band, drill team, and cheerleaders participated. Traditionally the Choteau bull dog was burned before the game for good luck and a victory dance was held afterwards with the Hungry Horse supplying the music. The Homecoming game between Cut Bank and Choteau began at 7:30 p. m. The score was tied at the end of the game and a California Overtime was Parade 1972 played to determine the winner. The Cut Bank football team continued their excellent playing, gained the most yardage, and won the game to highlight Homecoming Festivities. At halftime during the game the winning float and candidates were announced. Superstar, a giant wolf head, constructed by the Juniors captured first place with the Seniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen following respectively. Carolyn Augare was crowned queen and Roger Askelson was crowned king of Homecoming.