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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1977 volume:

The first three grades were cluttered with Dick and Jane books, adventure films, the milk line, and recess. We also learned the 3R'sin our spare time. Everyone remembersthe different parties. At the Christmas party we would wait for Santa to bring us a sack of candy. The Valentine's Day party was special because we could deliver our valentines to the students in the upper elementary. AtHal-loween time we wore our costumes to school. Communists, eh? I suppose they started In the usual way. They chopped off a king's head. ] Jeff as Jefferson, good role casting. aren't ACME my boots. Junior Class Play: 1776—And All That 3335 Excuse me, I was looking for 3333. CAST OF CHARACTERS Cameraman Chief-Brent Chapman Mary-Paula Brown Judy Meadows-Jerri Gage Tom Czeuleger-Mike Raemaker Voltaire-Bruce Lahr George Washington-Newman Hoff Thomas Jefferson-Jeff Cline Ben Franklin Joe Blow-Brian Ledbetter Ruth-Virginia Foreman George III-Steve Sammons Cecile-Judy Armbruster Woman-Debbie Jacobsen Simmons-Gail Berkram Hawkins-Colleen Morgan Storhill-Carol Morgan Martha Washington-Sharon Eberhardt Queen Charlotte-Coleen Tweedy President of the U.S.-Jedd Parker Susan-Ann Schaefer 5 v King-Steve Queen-Judy The King and I Homecoming Candidates Junior Candi Rene and Ry Sophomore Mary Jo m The Leaders of the Wolves Homecoming Floats The theme of this year's homecoming parade was the '50's. Included in the Homecoming activities was a city Fall Festival in which the merchants of Cut Bank also participated. The returning graduates of CBHS witnessed the burning of the Coyote and recognition of the parents of Senior players. A dance was held after the game. Homecoming was held on Oct. 1. Homecoming Parade Homecoming Game Drama Club: Tell Me That You 14 Love Me, Junie Moon CAST: Junie Moon: Marlene Tuma Arthur: Newman Hoff Warren: Brian Ledbetter Minnie: Sharon Eberhardt Miss Holt: Terri Loring Miss Oxford: Deb Jacobson John Goren: Bruce Lahr Marilyn: Anita Shortman Gregory: Lisa Munson Mario; Jeff Cline Dr, Kirland; Pete Brown VOICES: Guiles' Voice: A Ian Phillip Warren's Mother's Voice: Margaret Wallace Junie's Mother's Voice: Penny Klepzig Intercom Voice: Lisa Bjorkland Directors Voice: Larry Grosser Arthur's Mothers' Voice: Beth Myhre Director: Joseph Sullivan I m Curtain call ■ 15 Senior Ball Sen THE (oUMTt 19 io POTRA IT OP A T£.£H A G£ Alcoholic In Mr semoR 7 r 6RAPES OP VlRATH TELL M£ THAT You Love, mb JUhfit Mo0(4 X'm ?£ � y Ragged but nothing GETS me Down 7 A 6 I CAY After SENIOR H HT SENIOR KEQCiR Because WE tlV£ FOR Graduation But TS T y£K£ MFf AFT£ Graduatioi Mickey R. Berezay v : Catherine Irene Brugh OK « -3 Jeffrey Blane Cline Ellery I Culleton Crail 21 22 23 24 25 27 29 30 Bruce Coleen Shakespeare Most Likely to Succeed Jerri Wayne Great Gatsby Best Dancers Jedd Virginia They Shoot Horses, Don't They? Senior 34 Best Dressed Jeff Ann Snuffy Loweezy Most Athletic Mary Pat Bruce Babe Diedrichson Jim Thorpe Most Musical Reed Julie VonTrappes Most Witty Shawna Steve Joker Jokee Best Flirts Judy Cole Cupid and Arrows Superlatives Most Intellectual Lydia, Newman, Julie Einstein and Madames Curies Most Booksih Teresa, Russ, Paula Bookworms Faculty and Administration 3 fail- 'Bund ftfe Wicl - i Wyu. m ,I amfi GjwwfW U Mcuif- :: RVL I; IN OFFICE School Board • Mrs. Martha Jones Mrs. Mary Lou Dooley English, this year, has offered nineteen different courses of study. Sophomores and the upper classmen can chose any elective in the fields of literature or grammer Humanities Dr. Page Bailey was our last Humanities speaker in 1976. He came from Wichita Public Schools but this year is a professor of music and humanities at the University of Eastern Michigan. shining light. Program The Humanities Program was started this year for the first time in Cut Bank High School. This is a program open to ail levels from sophomores to upper classmen. It is a study of man and his life, culture, and developments throughout history, literature, music, art, and science. The atmosphere of the class Is more informal than our structured, purely academic disciplines. The class activities may range from a serious study of a classic, such as A Tale of Two Cities, to skillful maneuvering of the players in a simulation game. This class is taught by Mr. Ray Maier and Mrs. Phyllis Myhre with lectures from Mr. Jeff Vranna on music and Mr. Carl Johnson on art. We hope to have from the community guest lectures telling of their many travels throughout the world. We feel this is a worthwhile program and one which will grow in the future. 41 Science Mathematics Commercial 45 Mr. Jones, Resource R Teacher School Personnel Mrs. Simons Mr. Kowalski, Boys' P.E. A w a r d s H o National Merit Scholarship Julie Monson, final David Hayes, commended Betty Crocker Award Teresa Dezort American Legion Auxiliary Mark Bartleson-3 Mary Beth Wahl-2 Pete Bel I-1st Voice of Democracy Winners Phil Simonson-3 Beth Myhre-lst Bruce Lahr-2 Miss Wrestling-Coleen Tweedy Cut Bank's Junior Miss Jerri Gage Miss Basketball-Mary House Boys’ State Girls’ State Boys' and Girls' State was an exciting experience for the boys and the girl involved. It taught them many aspects about government and how it is run. Boys' State was held in Dillon and Girls' State In Helena. The delegates were divided into counties and cities with the whole acting as a state. Officials were elected and the students ran the government. It wasn't all work and no play, however; there were many recreational activities. Many new friends were made and some good times were shared. It was a valuable learning experience and all the delegates were glad they had gone. C. Morgan, L. Wizental (alt.) 51 ’SBWKSM Mary |at Murphy 1st in Stine Cross Country Athletic - ■ ■■ r si ilbrandt K y Conf -ence 7 j a ?tba|l -ls Teaj£ A V , Four year tumblers: JeiV! £ ge, Diane C lough, Lana Fetters, Cathy Bruch, Peggy Damberger. Geinejpobson Al| conference etball 2nd Team saouoh y spun My JUNIORS Allison, April Anich, Philip Askelson, Debra Bartleson, Mark JoEllen, Bartlett Bell, Peter Benson, Steve Bergalowski, Peg Bird, Shelley Bjorklund, Lauri Bogie, Rhonda Boyce, Becky Brekke, Joseph Briese, RoxeAnne Broadhead, Kay Bundy, Kevin Burfield, Mitch Burney, Shawn Chadwick, Jerry Christianson, Kevir Christopherson, Ric Clore, Debra Clough, Duane Coleman, Tip Collins, Jaylin Cooper, David Crockford, Mary Ellen 55 Danbrook, Rene DenBoer, David DenBoer, Diana DenBoer, Michael Derbyshire, Tammy DeZort, Kurt DeZort, Les Dobson, Cindy Eborhardt, Gail Edens, Corey Epstein, Judy Evers, Patrica Fugle, Joni George, Thomas Gilligan, Mary Fran Goldrick, Tracy Grosser, Lawrence Gunlikson, Reed Hamby, Stephen Hannah, Paul Hansonl, Brenda Hayes, Suzanne Hegle, Shane Hedrick, Terry Hess, Karen House, Mary Hyams, Larry Icenoggle, Lola 56 Jacobsen, Robin Jensen, Carol Johnson, Ann Johnson, Charlotte Johnson, Scott Kimmet, Deborah Klepzig, Penny Koepke, Jane Koepke, Michael Kraft, Lynn Lindberg, Mark Lindberg, Mike McAlpine, Mark McCormick, Thomas McGuigan, Sharon Melchert, Laurel Meznarich, Lowell Miller, Kim Mitch, Donald Myhre, Beth Nanini, John Nygaard, Barbra Nygaard, Bob Nygaard, Montana Omsberg, Bob Pendergress, Kelli Phillips, Byron Phippen, Anita Phippen, Teri 57 I'm late, I'm late for a very important classroom date. Ray, Doug Reagan, McDonald Reutzal, Tammle Robinson, Debbie Roush, Ryan Sandell, Kathy Schaeffer, Dustin Schilling, Carl Sheridan, Mark Sheridan, Mary Jo Shortman, Lova Smith, Raleigh Sonju, Mark Stanton, Kathy Starkey, Cecila Suta, Joni Sutor, Vernon Tarelmeyer, Teresa Tavary, Ann Tomo, Chris VanAlstine, Scott VanDeKop, Caprice Wade, Sterling Wahl, Mary Beth Wallace, Margaret Weber, Debra Weideman, Rick Wyatt, Diana 58 Activities x Juniors SOPHOMORES Armbruster, John Atkins, Paul Backmeier, Russ Berezay, Patty Berezay, Rob Bergalowski, Jay Berkram, Darrol Bjoin, Kirt Branch, Kerma Brown, Peter Brown, Todd Burgin, Kathy Burton, Cheri Burfield, Perian Cebulla, Max Chapman, Lynne Clore, Bradley Collins, James Cottengim, Jim Crail, Donna Croft, DeV Czech, Greg Devine, John DeZort, Kelly Dooley, Kirk 1 Dresen, Danelle Dubray, Rob Durocher, Kim Faugue, Mary Feldman, Linda Franklin, Twila Gerber, Neva Gill, Hugh Grimm, Diana Goddard, Doug Guse, La verne Halvorson, James Hansonl, Maxine Harris, Mary Jo Harvie, Andie Hayes, Ray Henderson, Barbara Herschmann, Chris Hoff, Perry Irgens, John Jensen, Charles Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Jayne Keller, Mina Kimmet, Lori Koepp Teresa Lang, Jody Lee, Teri L nHlu ' Laurle Lindskog, Tim Loring, Mike Lotvedt, JoElien Is thi S a game of volleyball? ' Love, Lisette Lytle, Jay Bob McGhle, Scott Me Louth, Bill McNutt, TyAnn Maki, Ella Manley, Steve Martin, Darrel Mendenhall, Carl Millward, Rachelle Moreen, Edward Morken, Lynette Moulton, Rose Munson, Lisa Nanini, Brenda Nanini, Jennifer Neidhardt, Sheila Newman, Mark Orr, Daniel Parker, Blair Parker, Ralph Pendergress, Karla Perry, Crystal Phillips, Allen Pratt, Jim Quist, Aron Ready, Mark Roberts, Phillip 63 Rogers, Melody Rossman, Wayne Roush, Neal Salois, Jeff Salois, Ken Sammons, Keith Sammons, Roger Siebrecht, Jeff Seymour, Lorraine Smiley, Mary Syth, Patty Syth, Randy Tabaracci, Mary Sue Tavary, Greg Topp, Scott Torgerson, LeArla Tomo, Carla Tuma, Marlene Tuma, Rosan Turner, Barbara Vogt, Brian Weaver, Steve Welling, Pat Wilson, Maria Wyatt, Curtis Ytterdahl, Dwayne Ytterdahl, Sharlene 64 FRESHMEN Abernathy, David Altenburg, David Ambrogini, Cherry Atkins, Joan Atwood, Lori Augare, Cathy Barnes, Brent Bartleson, Colleen Bird, Mark Bjorkland, Lisa Bowker, Juanita Briese, Ginger Bundy, Keli Burney, Sheryl Campbell, Becky Cebulla, Aimeo Christopherson, Tom Cummings, Kevin Dagel, Robert Dezort, Kirt Dion, Addie Dion, Dee Duvall, Pamela Edens, Trudy Edwards, Glen 67 Elliot, Pryce Fasset, Gary Finstad, John Fugle, Leonard Gage, Mark Garrow, Larry Gilbert, Mark Gratton, Tom Guse, Gretchen Harrison, Hank Hedrick, Curtis Heitman, Mike Henderson, Iris Hoffman, Brian Hughes, Christie Jabbs, Robert Jarvenpaa, Frank Jensen, Ed Jensen, Tom Jessop, Jim Johnson, Kurt Johnson, Jeri Lee Johnson, Lori Johnson, Paula 68 Larson, Steve Llndskog Barbara Loring, Teresa Maki, Marilyn Marchion, Robert Mason, Lynn Mazurkewicz, Robert McDonough, Kerry McKnight, Connie McNutt, Tracey Meznarich, Kerry Micheals, Penny Millward, Robert Newman, Pamela Nygaard, Maynard Olmstead, Benjamin Olmstead, Kathy Omsberg, Mike Pfeifer, Pauline Pouiiot, Louis Ragan, Darren Randall, Laurie Ray, Duane Ready, Melissa Rewerts, Shelley Salois, Karla Schaefer, Dana Schaeffor, Kitena Shaffer, Brad 69 Schaeffer, Linda Seymour, Elaine Sharp, No la Sherwin, Brent Sherrard, Debora Shortman, Anita Shortman, Merle Smith, Martha Snoeck, Scott Sonju, David Stephens, Scott Stoner, Doug Suta, Mark Thurman, Kari Tuma, Mary Wade, Kathleen Wahl, Steve Weber, Nathan Weiss, Brian Werner, Justin Wheeler, Roberta Wilburn, Holly Wilson, Matthew Winkowitsch, Rick Wolfe, Brian Wynn, Michael Zapp, Mary 70 Dee, how look so good JPten you're supposed to Freshmen Freshmen football: the future! a ill a iv. • juji a hi iiiuic a yui something In my mouth. osmo WS V v 9 j_(f hi jt o tf tj •a urn Jiiwg 9i ji'7O?0H? yiUJOJnS ?VU HJ- )Ud Jpd cno) 5 LUHJQ 9AJtl$ ny vnaiws SMOIIVZIMV9VO -iA ?ani$ ?HJ Student Council Christmas Trees ski TnPs Leo Club Earth Day Sa ie v y pances , 'Tf A St. Council Activities 74 I PROMISE Student Council Members Top-J. Pratt, H. Gill, J. Armbruster, Bottom-K. Pendergress, T. Koepp, C. Burton, K. Durocher Top Left to Right, 5th Row: H. Harris, M. Lewis, M. Berezay, B. Johnson, J. Parker, 4th Row: N. Hoff, W. Tellesch, B. Lahr, J. Cline, B. Ledbetter, 3rd Row: J. Gage, Y. Felzman, S. Eberhardt, J. Armbruster, L. Fetters, 2nd Row: V. Foreman, C. Halvorson, L. Tuma, A. Podoll, L. Wiezental, 1st Row: Gail Berkram, C. Morgan, $. Kiesser, C. Salois, C. Tweedy Top Left to Right-M. Keopke, D. Cooper, J. Epstein, P. Klepzig, Bottom-J. Collins, D. Askelson, T. Phippen, B. Myhre Parliamentary Procedure 1. Call meeting to order 2. Secretary Reports 3. Treasure Reports 4. Vice-President Reports 5. Take care of old business from last meeting 6. New Business 7. Call for adjourn Top Left to Right-S. Larson, K. Meznarich, P. Pfeifer, Bottom S. Burney, C. Augare, J. Bowker 75 Choir Row 1 C. Starkey, D. Weber, R. Briese, D. Dion, T. Loring, D. Lwder, P. Burfiedl, Row 2 C. Morgan, D. Dresen, R. Danbrook, C. VanDeKop, M. Wahl, M. Sheridan, A. Shortman, Row 3 J. Lotvedt, C. Morgan, J. Johnson, L. Bjorkland, S. Rewerts, M. Smith, T. Edens, Row 4 T. Derbyshire, R. Johnson, P. Berezay, L. Munson, L. Love, J. Gage, J. Armbruster. Swing Choir Good-Bye Song Jesus Loves Me Mr. Michael Martin Light Everlasting Christmas Day Silent Ni h‘ Everytime I Feel the Spirit v « f-• � - - Row 1 (Left to Right) - C. Schaeffer, B. Myhre, L. Wizental, L. Munson, P. Duvall, C. VanDeko, K. Branch, L. Schaeffer, C. Perry, T. Goldrick, L. Cummings, L. Bjorklund, R. Danbrook. Row 2-P. Bell, P. Pfeifer, C. McKnight, L. Torgerson, S. Durocher, R. Johnson, H. Willburn, A. Podoll, R. Bogie, T. Ruetzal, P. Evers, P. Johnson, D. Sherrard, M. Wallace, A. Johnson. Row 3-F. Jarvenpaa, A. Cebulla, K. McDonough, G. Eberhardt, D. Grimm, M. Keopke, S. Burney, M. Smith, J. Olmstead, G. Edwards, T. Phippen, M. Zapp, P. Parker, D. Windmueller, J. McLouth, D. Neidhardt, B. Sherwin, J. Fugle, M. Burfield, K. Johnson, Row 4-D. Jacobson, J. Monson, K. Salois, N. Roush, E. Moreen, R. Millward, D. Kiesser, L. Ready, R. Parker, C. Schillings, B. Olmstead. 79 Top Row (Left to Right) J. Gage-Pres., L. Fetters, L. Cummings, J. Armbruster-Vice Pres., J. Monson, C. Tweedy, L. Wizental, C. Salois, B. Myhre, T. Phippen. Front Row 0. Askelson-Sec. Treas ., N. Hoff, C. Edens, D. Hayes, S. Johnson. The National Honor Society is a service organization. It's members consist of the top 5% of the sophomore class, and 15% of the senior class. NHS, besides the services it renders, is an honoi to it's members. Some of the services include blood drawings, student-teacher conferences, Career Day, and painting the flag pole. The club is sponsored through student body funds. A member of NHS is eligible for the National Honor Society Scholarship as a senior. The advisor for National Honor Society is Mr. Ray Maier. National Honor Society 80 Foreign Language Club 1st Row- L. O'Day-Vice-Pres., P. Brown-Program Director, B. Myhre-Pres., D. Kimmet-Sec.-Treas. 2nd Row- M. Smiley, J. Gage, J. Armbruster, D. Windmueller, R. De Sa, J. Olmstead, C. Tweedy, B. Lahr. 3rd Row- J. Suta, D. Croft, M. Wahl, T. Phippen, J. Munson, M. Crockford, G. Eberhardt, J. Fugle, D. Neidhardt. 4th Row- M. Nygaard, C. Johnson, N. Sharp, C. Dobson, M. Wallace, J. Werner, P. Brown, Not Pictured J. Armbruster, J. Pratt, M. Cebulla. GAA Row 1 (L. to R.) D. Akelson-V. Pre$. G. Berkram-Pres., C. Morgan-Pts. Director, P. Bergalowski-Sec. Treas., M. Hansonl, G. Eberhardt, B. Hansonl. Row 2-S. Burney, C. Salois, B. Nygaard, M. House, D. Kimmet, C Morgan, L. Wizental, T. McNutt, B. Lindskog, N. Sharp, M. Crockford. Row 3-C. Burton, M. Tuma, C. Torno, T. Keopp, K. Pendergrass, T. Lee, K. Durocher, C. Starkey, K. Pendergrass, S. Eberhardt, K. Dezort, S. Hayes, C. Dobson. Row 4-M. Tabaracci, R. Millward, L. Love, P. Burfield, L. Munson, D. Crail, P. Berezay, R. Soderstrum, D. Croft, L. Chapman, R. Moulton, L. Bjorklund, T. Loring. Row 5-K. Schaeffer, D. Sherrard T Edens, K. Bundy, J. Lodvedt, D. DenBoer, M. Nygaard, C. Augare, P. Pfeifer, G. Guse, A. Kimmet, P. Newman. Row 6-D. Lowder, C. Tweedy, C. Sandell, A. Cebulla, S. Rewerts, D. Schaefer, K. Thurman, S. Burney, E Seymour, C. Bartleson, M. Smith. Row 7-R. Danbrook, T. Goldrick, D. Clore, L. Bjorklund, L. O'Day, J. Epstein, M. Sheridan, L. Cummings, M. Murphy, C. Swanson, A. Podoll. Row 8-J. Johnson, M. Wallace, V. Foreman, D. Clough, J. Gage, P. Klepzig, J. Armbruster, L. Fetters, L. Narducci. FHA Row 1-G. Berkram-V. Pres., A. Johnson-Historian, R. Johnson-Sec., J. Olmstead-Pres. Row 2-T. Dezort, L. Torgerson, R. Tuma, P. Halverson, M. Smiley, P. Brown Row 3-P. Bergalowski. Row 4-S. Burney, B. Nygaard, P. Parker, S. Kiesser, C. Morgan. 82 Pep Club Row 1 (Left to Right) C. Burton-Sec. Treas., L. Wizental-Pres., Row 2 G. Berkram, C. Morgan, C. Salois, B. Nygaard, M. House, D. Kimmet, C. Morgan, J. Monson, P. Bergalowski. Row 3 M. Tuma, C. Torno, T. Koepp, K. Pendergress, T. Lee, K. Durocher, C. Augare, S. Neihardt, R. Weaver, L. Morken. Row 4 M. Tabaracci, R. Millward, L. Love, P. Burfield, K. Goldrick, A. Schaefer, T. Tafelmeyer, C. Jensen, P. Pfeifer. Row 5 T. Edens, K. Bundy, D. Crail, L. Munson, P. Berezay, J. Lotvedt, D. Denboer, A. Johnson, B. Johnson, C. Bartleson, G. Guse, P. Newman. Row 6 D. Sherrard, K. Schaeffer, L. Sandell, A. Cebulla, S. Rewerts, K. Thurman, D. Schaefer, S. Burney, E. Seymour, R. Soderstrum. Row 7 C. Tweedy, D. Lowder, R. Danbrook, T. Goldrick, D. Clore, L. Bjorkland, L. O'Day, J. Epstein, M. Sheridan, L. Cummings, M. Murphy, C. Clore, A. Podell. Row 8 J. Johnson, R. Johnson, P. Parker, V. Foreman, D. Clough, J. Gage, P. Klepzig, J. Armbruster, L. Fetters, L. Narducci, M. Wallace, L. Tuma. 83 C Club 1st Row: S. Nelson, B. Lahr, M. Krapf, J. Cline, M. Lewis, B. Johnson, M. Bersay, J. Oljnstead 2nd wwt t. wwt, wrirm; B.'vmmnw; j. wRinr w. nwiiuni,1 f. wiertroviWk; d. Cooper, m. FoepCe, J. Brekke. 3rd Row: M. Raemaker, J. Chadwick, S. Johnson, R. Gunlikson, R. Weideman. (Not Pictured: Mark Lewis) 84 Shop I Front Row-S. Benson, P. Anich, M. Johnson, D. Clough, J. Nanini, M. McAlpine, T. Hedrick, T. George, M. Sonju. Back Row-Mr. Ladin, M. Lindbergh, S. Wade, V. Sutor, D. Denboer, L. Dezort, R. Roush, R. Smith, M. Lindberg, K. Miller. Shop II Front Row-G. Dobson, C. Lagrand, K. Thompson, D. Loring, B. Guith. Row 2-M. Dunkle, D. Schwenke, J Siebrecht, T. Edwards. Row 3-B. Kimmet, F. Lacey, S. Grosser, D. Martin, B. Hibbs. Welding Audio-Visual Photography Mr. Odden, C. Schilling, T. Coleman, B. Milbrandt, D. Losing, J. Salois, B. Parker, M. Lewis. Librarians Bottom Row (Left to Right)-A. Schaefer, D. Lowder, P. Brown, T. Dezort. Row 2-S. Kiesser, L. Torgerson, J. Cline 87 Live wire At the Table- T. Henderson, D. Lowder, C. Halvorson, P. Damberger, A. Schaeffer. Standing- B. Newman, W. Tellesch, D. Jacobsen, J. Olmstead, C. Bruch, J. Tabaracci. Sports Txe Varsity Football Top Row (Left to Right) - R. Roush, C. Edens, J. QJine, B. Mllbrandt, S. Nelson, M. Berezay, J. Chadwick, 6. Johnson M. Koepke, R. Smith, M. Bartleson, T. Coleman D Ray, Manager-R. Sammons. Bottom Row (Left to Right) ' D ' L. Meznarich, M. Lewis, R. Wiedeman, M. Lewis, C. Schirtlng, R. Ounlickson, D. Cooper, T. McCormick, . Irgeftt Losing, J. Collins, S. Johnson, L. Dezort. SACK THAT QUARTERBACK!!!! Cut Bank Cut Bank Cut Bank Cut Bank Cut Bank Cut Bank Cut Bank Cut Bank TEAM SCORES 0 Whitefish 34 Browning 17 Choteau 26 Shelby 20 Ft. Benton 7 Conrad 14 Chinook 6 Malta 14 15 15 12 17 18 20 36 91 « % They watch the Wolves go by In a blur A block on the ref, and Doug's through the hole. the Longhorn c. Front Row (Left to Right) - K. Meznarich, M. Cebulla, C. Herschmann, J. Pratt, E. Moreen, J. Irgens, N. Roush, J. Lytle, D. Stoner, P. Bell. Top Row - D. Abernathy, K. Johnson, M. Burfield, J. Collins, R. Berezay, R. Smith, C. Edens, T. Coleman, L. Dezort, J. Seibrecht, L. Guse, R. Millward, K. Bundy. Freshmen Football 94 Front Row (Left to Right) - R. Mazurkewicz, S. Larson, K. Cummings, M. Gage, K. Meznarich, R. Millward, D. Abernathy, R. Marchion. Top Row - Coach Sullivan, B. Sherwin, S. Stephens, K. Johnson, P. Elliott, L. Mason, H. Harrison, R. Winkowitsch, M. Nygaard, B. Olmstead, G. Fasset, D. Altenburg, B. Stoner, D. Ray-Manager, J. Finstad. _____________________ JV and Freshmen Football Action The class of 1980 ended their season with a winning 4-2 record. The most impressive quality that they possessed was their ability to play as a team. Each player complimented his fellow teammates through their unselfish attitude and strong team spirit. With these young men as a nucleus, the Cut Bank Wolves will continue to be the powerhouse of the Northern A Conference. The J.V. played 3 varsity B teams and 5 regular J.V. A games. This was the toughest J.V. schedule ever. Season Record B Games Chester- Lost Sunburst-Lost Valier-Lost Regular A Season Shelby-Victory Choteau- Lost Browning-V ictory They compiled a record of 3-4. Girls’ Basketball r § ‘ihfc Wj1 !i‘ Vi' s v jfe . a k Z®' U _ k .m' v iph tk. t A' 9n Top Row- Coach Kelly, $. Bird, D. Askelson, S. Eberhardt, C. Morgan, S. Burney, P. Bergalowski, S. Hayes, S. Rewerts, G. Berkram, M. House-Manager. Front Row- Manager-C. Salois, A. Tavary, K. Sanded, R. Jacobsen, J. Johnson, D. Kimmet, B. Nygaard-Manager. Top Row- A. Cebulla, S. Burney, G. Eberhardt, K. Bundy, P. Pfeifer, J. Lotvedt, D. DenBoer, M. Smith, C. Bartleson, D. Sherrard, Coach Linda Duepner. Front Row- K. Salois, D. Schaefer, L. Bjorklund, T. Loring. Cut Bank's offense pays off In a victory over Chinoo Drill team in action. For the third season in a row, the Girl's Basketball team competed in the very strong Northern A Division along with G .F.H.S., CMR, and Havre from AA.The girls finished 4-6 in conference play and 5-12 overal I. A disappointing loss to Shelby in the playoff game for the Divisional Tournament brought an other wise good season to an end. 97 Varsity Basketball Front Row: J. Collins, R. Smith, Manager D. Schaeffer, D. Ray, R. Berezay Middle Row: M. Cebulla, G. Czech, R. Gunlikson, J. Armbruster Last Row: T. Coleman, B. Milbrant, G. Dobson, J. Chadwick, W. Slezak Seniors Coach Lew Beddow ‘ _______________ Varsity Action Harve Poplar Poison Dillon Glasgow Poison Conrad Ft. Benton Browning Malta Conrad Choteau Chinook Shelby Ft. Benton Browning Malta' Chinook Shelby Choteau C.B. OPP. 39 68 53 55 45 56 43 42 44 50 38 67 58 68 46 60 56 68 46 41 54 44 43 38 63 40 40 53 55 64 55 57 46 56 52 34 36 56 44 50 Ooh, look what I found. AnffcipattOT! Wolves feeling stronger everyday! rr Junior• Varsity f First Row: C. Mendenhall J. Lang, M. Cebulla, C. Herschmann, J. Armbruster, Second Row: E. Moreen, J. Bergalowski, K. Dooley, R. Berezay, B. Vogt, J. Lytle Freshman Kneeling: B. Shaffer, D. Ray M. Gage, S. Larson, E. Jensen, C. Cummings, Manager D. Abernathy Standing: S. Stephens, L. Mason, F. Jarvenpaa, J. Finstad, G. Fasset, B. Sherwin, G. Alterburg, P. Elliot. G. Edwards More Action m ■ ■.« A h ch Russel Black-, C'( Lee Haze 11 baker- osh tT 0 M Sm SI Wait patiently, Raliegh. JV Scores: Cut Bank 41 Shelby 49 Cut Bank 49 Havre 47 Cut Bank 42 Browning 63 Cut Bank 44 Glascow 49 Cut Bank 44 Poison 47 Cut Bank 36 Conrad 55 Cut Bank 44 Ft. Benton 52 Cut Bank 26 Browning 73 Cut Bank 51 Malta 63 Cut Bank 24 Conrad 42 Cut Bank 38 Choteau 41 Cut Bank 63 Chinook 46 Cut Bank 45 Shelby 50 Cut Bank 57 Ft. Benton 54 Cut Bank 45 Browning 65 Cut Bank 52 Malta 65 Stop this is Wolf territory! Cut Bank 52 Chinook 57 Cut Bank 45 Shelby 40 Cut Bank 48 Choteau 57 C.B. Frosh 42 Sunburst 34 C.B. Frosh 43 Havre 50 C.B. Frosh 34 Browning 51 C.B. Frosh 42 Shelby 50 C.B. Frosh 48 Poison 35 C.B. Frosh 29 Conrad 39 C.B. Frosh 45 Sunburst 47 C.B. Frosh 46 Browning 53 C.B. Frosh 41 Conrad 31 C.B. Frosh 55 Choteau 30 C.B. Frosh 53 Sunburst 59 C.B. Frosh 33 Shelby 41 C.B. Frosh 44 Havre 58 C.B. Frosh 51 Browning 70 C.B. Frosh 46 Shelby 39 C.B. Frosh 51 Choteau 36 Where is the ball? Wrestling 1st Row-S. Weaver, T. Christopherson-Manager, T. Henderson, T. McCormick, K. Meznarich, N. Roush. 2nd Row-M. Burfield, D. DenBoer, T. Ehlert, K. Bjoin, M. Koepke, D. Mitch, C. Jensen, K. Bundy, R. Roush, J. Olmstead. 3rd Row-S. Wahl, T. Brown, J. Irgens, B. Parker, S. Manley, N. Weber, M. Loring, S. Topp, R. Parker, M. Nygaard, M. Wynn, J. Siebrecht, C. Edens. The 1976-1977 Wrestling season started with an inexperienced team. There were only two returning seniors so that this was a year of building and refining techniques. The duel meet season had an unproductive record of five wins and ten losses. Towards the end of the season, Cut Bank did have four wins, but lost two of their last three by a total of four points. The high points of the season were Cut Bank's one point victory over Shelby and narrowly missing being Divisional Champions by 2V6 points behind Browning. Cut Bank came from third place with thirty-five points behind Malta and Browning to overtake Malta before losing to Browning 114V6 to 112. In State Joe Olmstead was doing a fantastic job of wrestling and placed 4th. Two wrestlers, Dave DenBoer and Kevin Bundy, showed much improvement by defeating Northern Divisional Champions. In all, the wrestling team had a good season. Scores: Cut Bank 34 Chinook 31 Cut Bank 20 Choteau 41 Havre Invitational 5th Cut Bank 12 Shelby 47 Shelby Invitational 5th Cut Bank 20 Chester 32 Kalispell Invitational 6th Cut Bank 42 Conrad 24 Cut Bank Invitational 15th Cut Bank 22 Browning 34 Cut Bank 27 Shelby 26 Cut Bank 35 Malta 30 Cut Bank 33 Conrad 29 Cut Bank 42 Ft. Benton 16 Cut Bank 27 Choteau 30 Cut Bank 23 Browning 37 Cut Bank 34 34 Chinook 35 Cut Bank 31 Libby 31 Cut Bank 5 Kalispell 51 Divisional 2nd State 16th « I O O H Wrestlerettes Row 1 Mr. Wahl-Sec. Treas., J. Olmstead-Pres., R. Jacobsen-V. Pres. Row 2 P. Newman, K. Bundy, T. Edens. A. Johnson, S. Bird, S. Burney. Row 3 C. Bartleson, D. Croft, D. Dresen, P. Pfeifer, K. Schaeffer, T. Phippen, B. Johnson, L Icenoggle, L. Bjorkland, T. Loring. Row 4 T. Lee, L. Munson, L. Love, R. Millward, J. Johnson,P. Brown, P. Parker, L. Cummings, L. Fetters, C. Tweedy, R. Johnson. Wrestling Action Shots V 5 , C. Burton M. Turna, Wide fortrtmu C. Burton M. Turga, Middl . Clore, Sheril Top R| C. Swanson, Lrf :i Row BodHi Row- w. Tabar McGuigan N. Porema Cum reyer, 109 Oh, No! Don't tell me 30 won? Sorry, Judy! you- flaihat Hi, Everybody! Ho fr-did Banf?T Basketball Cheerleaders The cheerleaders are an elected organization to promote school spirit and sportsmanship. Their activities include cheering at the various athletic events, serving at the local banquets, helping at tournaments, and holding their annual Christmas party. They are sponsored by the Cut Bank High School Athletic Department, though they buy their uniforms through fundraising projects such as taco sales and Homecoming mums. In the summer the cheerleaders learn new chants and skills from the cheerleading clinics held at the various Montana universities. . Football Cheerleaders B-Squad Cheerleaders Wrestling Cheerleaders •V. Penny Kle Audrey Podoll Golf Team 16-11 The Cut Bank boys' and girls' golf season ended in a big success. Denise Sorum placed third in State and Jay Jacobson placed in the top twenty. The girls' team finished second in Divisional and fourth in State. The boys finished third in Divisional and fifteenth in State. The girls ended their seasonal play with six firsts and one fourth. The boys ended with six firsts, one third, and one fourth. J , L. Rex has got it in the bag! Tennis Top Row-C. Robinson, C. Morgan, J. Armbruster, J. Brekke, C. Schillings, D. Price, C. Morgan, D. Mitch, S. Hayes. Bottom Row-D. Klmmet, M. Kimmet, C. Salois, P. Klepzig, D. Askelson, L. Nygaard, A 'Phippen, S. Lind, L. Fetters, C. Mendenhall. Coaches: G. Bredin, tfabine. J oug Tumbling 1st Row: J. Gage, L. Fetters-President, G. Berkram, D. Clough, P. Damberger, C. Bruch. 2nd Row: P. Bergalowski, C. Starkey, P. Klepzig-Sec. Treas., M. Wahl, L. Bjorkland, R. Jacobson, C. Soderstrom. 3rd Row: C. Jensen, J. Suta, M. Nygaard, R. Millward, C. Torno, M. Tabaracol. Not Pictured: M. House-Vice President. Gymnastics Tumbling About twenty girls belong to the Tumbling Club this year. There are two groups which practice twice a week after school. The girls work on the trampoline and on tumbling rountines. They perform at game halftimes. Upon completion of certain requirements, the two year tumblers receive a medalion, the three year tumblers receive a pin and girls completing four years are awarded a trophy. Gymnastics Cut Bank High School opened the door to gymnastics this year, with the promise of interested girls, new equipment, hard work, sore muscles, and tough competition. Women's gymnastics involves the four areas of floor excercise, balance beam uneven parallel bars and vaulting. The girls compete in one or more areas, eventually working towards all-around competition. Although Cut Bank has had previous gymnastic classes, the 1976-77 gymnastic group and 7th period class has the potential of being an excellent building block to a fine interscholastic program. 1st Row: N. Sharp. 2nd Row: E. Maki, A. Kimmet, D. Dresen, K. McDonough. 3rd Row: Miss Duepner, P. Johnson, B. Johnson, N. Rodriguez, D. Croft, V. Foreman. 4th Row: B. Nygaard, M. House, D. DenBoer, C. McKnight, P. Newman. Twirlers- Drill Team Row 1 (Left to Right) - L. Munson, C. H Row 3-L. Love, R. Millward, C. McJ nig es, S. Lambertson Row 2-H. Wilburn, T. Lee, T. Keopp, P. Newman, Row 4-R. Soderstrum, C. 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I D VALIER. MO NT. THE ST. PAUL THfc USF G COMPANIES y«it 9ndependeut Agent take cane 4 you BURGINS CAFE for an enjoyable meal, go to BURGINS T Wt ow aqeMis Jet uunewn umpatueA Property and CatuaUy Insurance and cos (wake wtiMUude from Transamsriea Corporation AVA Years of Rel i a hi eSe r vi c e to You Good-Tobgracci 're- insurance □ Cut Bank 938-2274 Valier 279-3791 PORTRAITS BY BUS Congratulations to the Class of '77 129 YOUR FRIENDLY HOME OWNED INDEPENDENT BANK FIRST NATIONAL BANK Moving on, we faced the last three years of elementary education. In fourth grade we first received letter grades of A, B, C, D, or F. They were quite a change from the checks used on the report cards before. This is the year that we put on the Christmas Program. The Partridge in a Pear Tree was a success. The girls finally let the boys play kick ball with them. Fifth grade can be remembered by playing four-square, pompom pull-a-way and jump rope at recess. These activities seemed to be more important than school itself. The Science Fair was a bi.g event for the sixth graders. Everyone had to make a science project. The final big event of grade school was the sixth grade graduation party which was held in Mrs. Hall's back yard. We played games afterward in the South Side playground and then ran from older classmen so that we wouldn't be initiated. .S is1, From king of the grade school to king of the high school, we have found that we have only just begun. We shall never see the day when we shall not need to be taught.