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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

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Lotvedt 9 Bonnie Bittner Martin Laurel Marie Mason Matthew James Mazurkiewicz 10 Barbara Ann Morgan Dennis Alfred Moulton Venus LaDean Moyer Brenda Irene Phelps Trudy Ann Phippen Mary Irene Pyper Meg E. Schaeffer Cary Lynn Schneider Marianne Marie Schwenke Annette Kay Sharp Marion Lee Shortman loan Marie Tabaracci 12 Catherine Rose Marie Watson Allen Herbert Weaver Timothy C. Wold Linda Dusterhoff Congratulations, Linda! January 16, 1981 13 jee eAszm SSMJOX ZMJS ySAX'S SSfflOK SUPSKjCAZJVSS wsks PASS'D Otf ZMS ZMSMS dm AKZS SUPSKjCAZJVSS -jpK ? 33nini3ninil CAWUAQSS soeuc s 23 MA ZHSMA ZJCS semes 25 eOMMSKCJAjC puysjCM em 27 Mr. M. Anderson SPSCJAC SSKVJC8S Mrs. L. Larson Reading is the beginning to all things. 28 umzoKs Am mis dkjvsks Left to Right: D. Reed, W. Clark, M. Peterson, S. McNutt, B. Newman, V. Ulven, R. Milhoan Cheri Abernathy Teresa Ainsworth ■■ Greg Berkram Wade Berkram Scott Baldwin Joe Baumgartner Brian Bjorkland Brian Bourne Tony Anton Mike Biegler 31 Todd Finstad Arlana Froman John Fugle Brenda Gilligan Kay Grimm Raymond Hughes Richard Hughes )ohn Jessop Leif Johnson Adam Larson Swede Lindberg J. B. Love Wendy Lowdermilk Andrew McKay John McLouth 32 Studying hard? Joe Maier Pat Manley Connie Martin Frank Miller Maureen Morken Gary Motarie Joyce Nanini John Osborne Jay Parker Heidi Peccia Tamara Pfeifer Mike Romango Karen Salois Laurie Taylor David Thomas Myron Wilson Mike Wollan Kris Wood 33 Tim Wynn 34 QUJZS 35 Wendy Allingham Doyle Anderson Paul Anton Russ Baker Mark Barnes Tracey Becker Kim Beebe Bernadette Bergalowski Jennifer Berkram Wendy Berkram Kami Bjoin Jon Bomar Rachel Broadhead Leiha Brown Kevin Burton Amy Cain Belinda Carl Shane Collins Gwen Cotton John Damberger Bob Dillon Deanna Dresen Scott Dye Ed Fauque Mona Fauque Teresa Fedkamp Tina Franklin Mel Fugle Rod Gorman Diana Green Angela Gunlikson Donna Harris Cathi Harvie Stacey Haugland Julie Hayes Bonnie Henderson Daniel Hendley if Lynda Hester James Karhi Victor Lenoir LaDonna Hoff Siama Karhi Daniel Lindberg Debra Jensen ■i Gary LaTray David Lindberg 38 Dennis Lingren David Lunda Linda Maki Ron Marchion Lenny Mattson Larry Moulton Zane Moyer Joe Murphy Pam Nanini Paul Neidhardt KH Jeanette Ostler Julie Parker Patricia Pause James Peccia 39 Mike Pendergrass Gary Peterson Reed Ragan Kaye Ranck Mary Reagan lames Romango Jason Schaeffer Teresa Schneider Dennis Seglem Kelly Sherwin Peggy Smith Chet Sneed Stacy Stordahl Carolyn Swenson 40 w msmokv 07 . Curt Augare HI Greg King Dean Gilbert WRESTLING MEMORIAL I hit plaque is dedicated in memorial to the three young Cut Bank High School wrestlers Greg King. Curt Augare. and Dean Gilbert, who died together on June }. I960 They were with us as athletes and Iriends and will remain with us m our hearts through the years The years go by so quickly the memories long will last. All those precious memories that have happened in the past. Long will you be remembered. In our hearts you'll always stay. Thoughts of you will be with us forever and today. The sun will set and life goes on and we know it's not the end, But we'll never forget how our lives were touched when we Isot our wonderful friends. The East High Quill Melody Halsted Rhonda Hamilton S ZZ hi tBt 41 Michael Altenburg Shawn Anderson Francis Anton Joe Anton Cindy Askelson Cathy Croft Rene Dailey Todd DenBoer Jack Dillon Steve Durocher 43 Lynnette Dusterhoff Sharon Ebelt Byrne Edmission Marvin Fassett Anita Gerald Dennis Gilligan Nancy Grim Mike Hall Chuck Henderson Kimi Hill Kris Johnson Neil Johnson Richard Keller Bret Kraft Cara Ledbetter 44 Teresa Lenoir Chris Lighthizer Marribeth Lingren Rusty Losing Becky Lowdermilk Les Michels Paul Miller Michael Millward 45 Brian Novak Susie Omsberg Kim Orr Pat Pendergrass Kari Perkins Teresa Pool Gale Powell Sam Price Christi Raemaker Glenda Roush 46 Marie Sammons Russ Schwenke Darrell Sharp Darin Sharp Robin Skierka Sandy Sonju Sian Stewart Kelly Stinger Stephanie Stordahl Brad Strausberg 47 JjtAiote faj['uy. Quh i £j. ftJ jL ' u.hsuL ,48 i „ r ■ “ • l Boys' State was held in D.llon, Montana, on the Western Montana College campus, during the week of June 8th through June 14th. Montana Boys' State ts sponsored by the American Legion for the purpose of teaching high school juniors boys the responsibilities, duties, and rights of the Montana citizen in city, county, and state governments. The activities of the week included talks by some of our state and federal representatives. Lieutenant Governor Ted Schwinden talked about the duties of the Governor and Lieutenant-Governor and the Chief Justice explained how bills are determined to be constitutional or nonconstitutional. The counselors supplied seminars in law enforcement and the judicial and legislative branches of government A lot happens during the week, but finally one of the most important facets is the friends that one makes during this one week in June. 54 •    'III • • • • 1 I ' I rXXXXif hi) XX‘AA ' ' ' ' (yyyy o XXXX ii• ' VX) vxy x « y y y 0JKJCS szazs MShtamx gi Restate © 0UN A t m K rj The purpose of Girls' Stale is fo educate Junior girls from Montana in the duties, privileges, and rights of citizenship Girls' State is practical training in the mechanics of government It enables girls to grasp the meaning of government problems facing the United States today There are important speakers that made the girls aware of current issues. We enjoyed hearing Ted Schwinden and lack Ramirez speak to us on important issues in Montana, such as. the Coal Severance Tax, legal age, and power problems We felt Girls' State gave us the unique opportunity to view government on both a city and a state level We learned how to campaign for office and to run a successful election We also experienced the difficulty of trying to have a bill passed. We met many girls from all over the state and the friendships formed will endure for many years We feel it was a very worthwhile program, and we were fortunate to be chosen to represent Cut Bank AprHSho oters April 11th arim r 9? 00 12:00 pliCC: Ggm Hitt 0 : Suptr}ot M M Party and Student Body Brad McCauley, V. Pres. )ate: - mo fthtmt $,rott£er-j a j,r i emori e$ New School Records Set in 1980 Pole Vault- Ben Olmstead- 13 ; 220 Jr Yard Dash- Maynard Nygaard - 22.9; |Lg Triple Jump- Maynard Nygaard -44'5 ; High Jump- Maynard Nygaard f - 6'6 ; 880 Yard Run- Glenn Edwards - 1:55.6; Mile- Glenn Edwards -4:26.3; Mile Relay- 3:30.5; Maynard Nygaard, Joe Baumgartner, David Abernathy, Scott Stephens, The Wolves finished 1st in the Northern A and tied with Wolf Point for 2nd place in the State Class -A track meet. HOIJS’ ZUMK TRACK: FRONT ROW I TO R N. MATHER, B HENDERSON, W BERKRAM, K BJOIN, H. PECCIA, K. WOOD, C. ABERNATHY, C. HARVIE, W LOWDERMILK, K. RANCK, COACH REYNOLDS TOP ROW L TO R: COACH MEUCHEL, A. CEBULLA, D. SHERRARD, C. SCHNEIDER, D. LIGHTHIZER, V. MOYER, J. jOHNSON, P PEEIEER, M ANDERSON, ) ARMBRUSTER, P. SMITH, T. SCHNEIDER NOT PICTURED: L. GOLDRICK, T PHIPPEN, N. WOLLAN. 67 ooa Cut Bank Invitational Boys A - 4lh; Boys B - 3rd; Boys C • 3rd; Girk A - 2nd; Havre Invitational Boys A - Sth. Boys B • 2nd; Boys C - 2nd. Girls A -1st; Fort Benton Invitational Boys A - 8th; Boys B - 4th, Conrad Invitational Boys A - 2nd; Boys B -1st; Girls A - 1st, kalispell-Whitetish Invitational Boys A • 13th; Girk A - 4th. Shelby Invitational Boys A - 4th, Boys B - 2nd; Divisional Fort Benton Boys A • 3rd; Mark Gage qualified for state Girls A - 1st, Laurie Smith - N. Divisional medalist and Girls Team qualified for state State - White-fish Girls • 4th; Laurie Smith - 4th - individually 68 Front row L. Smijh, j. Parker, S. Cummings, J. Parker Middle row - G. King, P. Manley, T. Murphy, R. Gunlikson Back row J. Peccia, J. Osborne, M. Gage, K. Cummings, D. Ray, J. B. Love. First Row: Coach Davenport, I. Collins, J. Berkram, D. Harris, Coach Rabine. Second Row: B Morgan, K. Ebelt, C. Bartleson, L. Ellis, A. Gunlickson,). Swenson, S. Ferguson, E. Tuma. Third Row: D. Sherrard, R. Harvie, S. Karhi, P. Newman, G. Altenburg, M. Wollan, B. Skerwin, T. Anton, T. Wynn, D. Mcknight, V. Lenoir, R. Marchion, M. Fugle. Fourth Row: W. Berkram, C. Swenson, T. Edens, B. Boutin. V ' The 1980 tennis team had a successful spring. Travels throughout the spring took them to Havre, Lewistown, Conrad, Ronan, Poison, and finally Missoula for state action. At the Northern Division tennis tournament, the team finished second in both girls and boys. Girls Kaye Ebelt placed 3rd in the singles division, Trudv Edens and Shelley Rewerts placed 3rd in the doubles division. Laurie Ellis and Barb Morgan placed 4th in the doubles division. Boys Gary Altenburg placed 3rd in the singles division, Brent Sherwm and Rick Winkowitscn placed 3rd in the doubles, and Mike Wollan and Brent Boutin placed 4th in the doubles division. Cut Bank finished in the middle of the pack at the A-B-C state tennis meet with an outstanding performance by Kaye Ebelt. Kaye was awarded 4th place. STATE B Boys 3rd STATE B-C Girls 4th 99 ft? V wit | Melinda Anderson Roberi Jitr Armbruster Harvii neelini Up for 2? OP V. I m The powerful Cut Bank girls basketball team, jfcTbyJ • Coach Peccia and Coach Black, completed the $easj with a record of 21 wins and 3 losses. Tne record includes going undefeated into the Northern Divisional tourney in I Malta. They won decisively over Shelby, Malta, and Con-irad to bring home the Championship trophy. Their wins [over Broadus, Frenchtown, and Colstrip brought the girls (into the state championship _ game against number one [ranked Biu Timber. After playing a tougn and well controlled game, the Wolves lost it in the second half 38 to 54, earning second place. I J u 1 i «3 35 jd3 fL )3u 4S‘k 41 h u 21 31 ■3 35 i Cut Bank 67 Browning 55 Cut Bank 46 Choteau 38 Cut Bank 47 Conrad 45 Cut Bank 44 Malta 36 Cut Bank 46 Chinook 44 Cut Bank 67 Cut Bank 56 Cut Bank 60 Cut Bank 50 Cut Bank 48 Ft. Benton Malta Shelby Chinook Conrad Cut Bank 61 Browning Cut Bank 47 Ft. Benton Cut Bank 59 Browning Cut Bank 47 Choteau Cut Bank 63 Shelby 73 J ‘ BAH , J i ® m i -Tf ri r J Cut Bank Cut Bank Cut Bank $ Cut Bank Cut Bank Cut Bank Cut Bank Cut Bank Season's scoring: 0 Whitefish 0 Choteau 27 Conrad 19 Chinook 20 Malta 34 Shelby 42 Ft. Benton 9 Browning Co-Champions of Northern B 75 Darryl readies) Kelly tries for a tou Wade's stepping dowrt riie line C.B n pursuit the return another one .neither p rcompleted Standing: R. Gunlikson, J.B. Love, G. Altenburg, D. Anderson, A. Larson, M. Wollan, K. Sherwin, L. Brownell, O. Berkram, B. McCauley, Coach Anderson. Kneeling: R. Reagan, R. Marchion, Manager; W. Berkram euz BAM SSfflOK VAKSJZy BASKSZBACC PjCAVSKS 1980-1981 SCORES Cut Bank 38 Chester 64 Cut Bank 50 Belt 55 Cut Bank 61 Conrad 86 Cut Bank 47 Loyola 45 Cut Bank 48 Ft. Benton 68 Cut Bank 45 Browning 68 Cut Bank 60 Choteau 56 Cut Bank 48 Shelby 55 Cut Bank 63 Malta 60 Cut Bank 54 Chinook 55 Cut Bank 64 Conrad 94 Cut Bank 39 Ft. Benton 69 Cut Bank 61 Browning 65 Cut Bank 53 Malta 47 Cut Bank 55 Choteau 65 Cut Bank 55 Conrad 81 Cut Bank 60 Chinook 75 Cut Bank 59 Shelby 72 Divisional Cut Bank vs. Ft . Benton 62-86 Cut Bank vs. Chinook 54-58 81 i Frasier, P. Anton, D. Gilligan, A. McKay, T. Finstead, R Losing, B Bjorklund, B Hayes, J. Karhi, E. Faugue, J. Peccia, G. Berkfcm; S. Collins, P. Miller, Manager JKSSMMSN C, I iglithizer, B of the WOLVES 12 Coach Davenport, M. admission, J. Dillon, B. , M. Altenb g, DrCebulla, D. Weaver, P. Pendergrass, D.-Matt, 8. Benson, M Fassett, A. Strausb M, Manager IV. 4 3KSSHMW O c ZMS 1980-81 CUZKAWK WKSSZCSKS posit rm Cut Bank 33 Big Sandy 24 Cut Bank 45 Ft. Benton 12 Cut Bank 54 Harlem 21 Cut Bank 57 Hays Lodge pole 15 Cut Bank 41 Chester 8 Cut Bank 63 Rudyard 0 Cut Bank 37 Valter 26 Cut Bank 60 Shelby 3 Cut Bank 30 Conrad 38 Cut Bank 39 Malta 20 Cut Bank 30 Chinook 19 Divisional 2nd State B-C 2nd Todd and Mr son Cheerleaders are chosen by the student body. Seventeen girls, wearing appropriate uniforms in the school colors, represent the varsity, junior varsity, freshmen teams, in both boys' and girl' sports. The cheerleaders' main job is to promote school spirit! They are responsible for pep assemblies to try to involve the students in pep jugs; and then, to decorate the team buses, as well as lockers, to show support for the team. We lead the crowd in cheers, chants, and the school song. At a game when the score is close, the action is rowdy, and the crowd is tense, the girls must know how to control the situation. In the spring the cheerleaders are given their letter awards. The cheerleaders shoulder much responsibility and enliven school spirit. erne £KS w t •sr ipf 11 i Varsity Cheerleaders. ootball CheecJej and J Tan readers: L. G Iward, and I. ft Girls' B.i KetbaU heerle, flueen; ■ rulivl Morken.i I. Kenned ieen, Brent dunks it Doug works for a pin Pep Assembly Mechanical draw KSMSMKSK WHEN... to R.-L. Smith, T. Sc Harvie, M. Ai Anderson, Basketball Aware OKMMZA ZJclVS mzjomjc mono Front Row: J. Love, R Hill, G. Johnson. 2nd Row: J. Maier, A. Larson, M. Wollan, K. Icenoggle. 3rd Row: T. Finstad, M. Anderson, M. Hayes, M. Pyper, sec-treas; T. Murphy, v-pres. 4th Row: D. Sherrard, B. Morgan, G. Tuma, pres; J. Armbruster. J. Tabaracci PSP SAW eoMSKznjwD MAKenm PAW'D ... J rrJ -G. V% (Left to Right) D. Lighthizer, Mrs. Myhre-advisor, T. Crockford, R. Hill, P. Hester, N. Loyland, W. Tashoff, C. Watson, T. Wold, T. Millward, B. Phelps, L. Mason Left to right: M Anderson, j. Hughes, L. Goldrick, O. Berkram, J. Tabaracci, R. Hill, R Rossman, N. Loyland, C. Watson, Mrs. Jones, Adviser; C. Anton, and J. Miller. A. Sharp not pictured. anKAKy Ames R MUCH :Vi T , ' j ' owes Q3KJCS 106 Reac h for the ice 1st Row: R. Dailey, V. Pres.; 2nd Row: J. Berkram, S. Yttredahl, Pres.; R. Skierka, Tres.; W. Lowdermilk Sec.; B. Henderson, 3rd Row: M. Schwenke, S. Sonju, D. Lindgren, H. Peccia, N. Wollan, P. Neidhart, B. Lowdermilk, 4th Row: T. Lenoir, L. Grimm, K. Grimm, Mrs. Duncan, Adviser; K. Wood, L. Schaeffer, D. Harris 3HA M. Carson, Historian; K. Salois, President; K. Salois, Sec. Tres.; M. Cheety, V.-Pres., Miss Holland, Adviser; Mrs. Burns, Adviser. 1st Row: Mrs. Burns, sponsor, J. Berkram, Secretary; T. Phippen, President; D. Sherrard, Vice-Pres., Mrs. Duncan, sponsor; 2nd Row: L. Price, M. Schaffer, T. Millward, V. Moyer, L. Goldrick, J. Tabaracci, L. Harwood, M. Anderson, J. Miller, 3rd Row: C. Martin, C. Abernathy, J. Swenson, C. Swenson, M. Ragan, C. ATwood, T. Jenson, C. Schneider, R. Harvie 4th Row: W. Berkram, K. Beebe, K. Salois, L. Smith, L. Ellis, S. Cummings, K. Wood, H. Peccia, I. Collins, 5th Row: A. Gunlikson, B. Henderson, I. Brown, C. Harvie, J. Parker, D. Green, S. Stordahl, T. Pfeifer, 6th Row: R. Skierka, A. Maier, K. Perkins, C. Raemaeker, M. Cheety, S. Ebelt, G. Roush, K. Stinger 109 VJCA Back Row: M. Ramango, R. Hughes, R. Hughes, T. Murphy, vice-president; T. jabs. 2nd Row: Mr. Laden, M. Wilson, G. Tuma, D. Lindberg, Mr. Olfert, adviser 1st Row: P. Manley, T. Anton, J. Osborne, C. Augure, T. Dagel, K. Icenoggle-secretary. memcy ucssi 112 Glacier Electric Cooperative, Juc. 113 GRAIN DRI EQUIPMENT GRAIN DRYING STEEL BINS BUILDING GRAIN HANDLING ALL CEMENT WORK Congratulations, Seniors! Hoyle Accounting Congratulations To The Seniors From Gene and Susan Boyle WILBUR P. WERNER JAMES C. NELSON LARRY D. EPSTEIN Hest Wishes Zo Zhe graduates i. Sty doe Hegles Sales Ji Service We Sell The Best Junk The Rest 1 Mile N. of Cut Bank 406-873-5201 Congratulations to the Seniors of 19SI Ora Pat Allen. Independent Contractor 114 Zavary Insurance And Kealty Better Buys At Buttreys It doesn't cost to compare- we will be happy to give quotes or just visit with you. THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Schaeffer Upholstery FREE Pick-up Delivery Complete Home Service Samples Free estimates Experienced consulting 4 'Draperies 873-4249 202 3rd St. S.E. Cut Bank SHADES HARDWARE INSTALLATION 115 Gustafson For all your Furniture Appliances, televisions, and carpet needs. Radio Shack For All Electronics Needs Clocks - Decorations if national State Jarnt Jnsurance Lee Knickle, Agent Congratulations Class of 1981 116 ifaskion Cleaners Dial 873-2161 We value your friendship Professional Cleaning Northern lord your number one automotive shopping center in Cut Bank 209 West Main, Cut Bank, Mont. Hardware Hank GJCACM CAMS The store for all your sporting goods and hardware needs. Congratulations to the class of '81. Congrat's Seniors, from the Watsons Comanche 'Drilling 117 Coast-to-Coast CUT BANK'S MOST COMPLETE HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS STORE Public Drug WHERE FRIENDS MEET' thu % 7?ar  Norm Anderson Bud Cunningham Peavy grain Slevators 118 Zaijlor Well Service Jne. Cut Bank Greenhouse Congratulations, CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Seniors! V S K Athletics Northern Village Mall, Cut Bank, Montana 59427 Phone (406) 873-2491 1st in quality cuz quality comes 1st Good Luck, Seniors! C 0 Delicious homemade ice cream Drug Mart The Rexall Store NORTHERN VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER 873-5631 120 Best Wishes, Seniors! Jirst federal Savings 4 Coan Of kalispell-Cut Hank Branch Congratulations, Seniors Kell Motor Company L - JSr'1 m T Chevrolet Cadillac Oldsmobile Pontiac Buick Best wishes, 1981 1 ghr r • fjj r ] jntana Citizen WjJjies glacier Motor Motel Hotel. Coffee Shop, and Derrick Cou rge Congratulations to the Seniors HERB, PHYLLIS, AND GAIL SAMMONS 121 DODD’S WMOjCSSAjCSR Zire Shop, Juc. on - the - farm - service Radio - equipped Major Brands daytime phone: 873-2162 night phone: Bill Edens 873-2657 Gene Losing 873-2621 GOODpYCAR UNIROYAL 123 fl , $.C. Penney Co. Congratulations. Seniors (c nni t|i Manager Floyd Ray Qlacier Motors, Jhc. Congratulations to the Seniors of Q$ FROM RON LINDA DEMPSEY EVERYONE AT GLACIER MOTORS 125 Don't Be A Jerk Shop The Cut Bank Merc. Good Luck Class of 81' fttfu.rwa Western furniture ill As your life changes, our life changes In a world that’s always changing, it’s nice to have some friends who care. Folks that you can always depend on to be fast and fair. As your Farmers’ Agent I’m dedicated to providing the best service and the most insurance coverage for your dollar. So come on in and visit with me. Nell McLouth Northern Village Shopping Center 126 521 E Main- 873-2296 Cut Bank, Montana Congratulations, Seniors Office and school supplies at Hen franklin the i Western faeeze a Congratulations to the Seniors! Congratulations Class of 1981 Moreen-Murphy Motors We bring variety and quality right at home. CHRYSLER Congratulations Class of 81“ J Zastee freeze Weldon Zee Kealtor Home Commercial Farms Ranches fast wishes to the 19St Seniors. 127 Carson’s „Urn’s Wear For all of your insurance needs we take care of you first. Downtown Cut Bank The Fashion Place for Men Letter Jackets Prom Suit Rentals ..... m Ini 24 South I r4t4CACCI Inaurance - Real fcstate 4 South Central Avenue Cut Bank, Montana 59427 DARRELL T. PETERSON RODNEY M. PETERSON WILLIAM L. BURNS RICHARD A. SHORS 101 1st Ave. S.E. phone 873-2231 COMKA ZUJCA ZJOtfS SSMJOKS REALTOR® Crockfoni’s Pioneer Kooms weekcy Am MOyZHJCV ka zss Congratulations, Seniors! God Be With You! 128 ’