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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1982 volume:

_ SENIOR PAGE , ' -wl GRADUATION I. 'Jr. J 'J A if rr -f BACCALAUREATE AND £TRADUATION TIME-3:00 A DATE: MAY 23? 198? PLACE: HIGH SCHOOLjGYMNASIUM COLORS: LIGHT BLUE;.DARK- BLUE MOTTO: WE DARE TO DO 1' A- ii V WHAT WffDARETO DREAM, ' ' TODAY WE FOLLOW TOMORROW WE LEAD. THE THEME OP THIS YEAR’S . ANNUAL IS MONTANA WILDLIFE. JUNIOR S OFFICERS Doufe Withers—President Butch Marchion—Vice-President Teresa Schneider—Sec-Treasurer Donna Harris—Historian BOYS GIRLS STATE I eft: H. Peccia, T. Finstad, M Wollan, B. Boutin,J. Ivove, J. Maier, A. Larson, B. Bjorklund, D. Sherrard, alternate, N. Croft. 11 King Todd and Qufcw Stacy Senior Ca Stacey an Junior Candidal Heidi and Jaj Sophomore Oandi Freshmen Candidates Kris and Todd SENIOR BALL Dale: December 22, 1981 Theme: Magic Moments Time: 8:30 to 12:30 Song: Just Between You and Me Place: H.C. Davis Band: Night Life THIS Yjl SCHOOL i WOULD BE [ NOTHING WITHOUT ME L . SENIORS Cheri Lyn Abernathy William Scott Baldwin Anthony Joseph Anton Robert Joseph Baumgartner Jill Marie Babb Greg Alan Berkram Wade Melvin Berkram Connie Martin Biby Michael James Biegler This page made possible by MR. MRS. DON MARTIN Brian John Bjorklund Bonnie June Collins Stacey Ann Cummings Brian Max Bourne Brett E. Boutin Iva Mae Collins Nancy J. Croft Lorinda Marie Devine Michael Allan Durocher This page made possible by MONTANA OIL WELL CEMENTERS. INC._________________ Jeoffrey Alan Halvorson Brenda Jo Harmon Brent David Hayes This page made possible by THE FINSTADS Mitchell Todd Finstad Brenda Christine Gilligan Arlana Dawn Froman Laurie M. Grimm Laura Ann Ellis Raymond David Hughes Richard George Hughes John Christopher Jessop Wendy Lee Lowdermilk Andrew Paul McKay John Sterling McLouth This page made possible by THE RECORD COIN SHOP PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING David Curtiss Thomas Myron Wilson Michael Gary Wollan OUUUUiQ Junior P rom Op 1981 ri OuiJA Band 5ona Colon oil reen Student. Body Senior Candidates (Connie and Greg Junior Cai«iid; Angie and [Ke ueen Ang.ii SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS solves Boys’ B- Ball: Angie-Cheerqueen; Carolyn, Kris, Laurie. Julie WOLVES WOLVES WOLVES ome 0LVL5 CHEER LEADERS Girls’ B. Ball: Cara, Kelly, Glenda-Cheerqueen; Kamie Student council officer� : M. Wollan Pro� ., K. Sherwin . I'rcx, A. iiunlik son Sec., S. Kbelt- Trras. Doyle Anderson Paul Anton Russ Raker Mark Barnes Kim Beebe Jennifer Berkram Wendy Berkram Kamela Bjoin Jon Bomar Rachel Broadhead Leiha Brown Kevin Burton Amy Cain Belinda Carl Shane Collins Gwen Cotton 34 John Damberger Bob Dillion Deanna Dresen Scott Dye Gary Kberhardt Ed Fauque Mona Fauque Teresa Feldkamp Mel Fugle Rod Gorman Diana Green Angie Gunlikson Donna Harris Cathy Harvie Julie Hayes 35 Bonnie Henderson Lynda Hester Jed Hinkle LaDonna Hoff Debbie Jensen Jim Karhi Siama Karhi Gary LaTray Vic Lenoir Dan Lindberg David Lindberg Dennis Lindgren David Lunda Linda Maki Ron Marchion Lenny Mattson Scott Mitchell 36 “Our class leaders.” Gary Moulton Larry Moulton Zane Moyer Joe Murphy Pam Nanini Paul Neidhardt Jeannette Ostler Julie Parker Jim Peccia Mike Pendergrass Gary Peterson Bill Potts Kaye Ranck Reid Reagan Jim Romango Jason Schaeffer Teresa Schneider 37 Dennis Seglem Kelly Sherwin Peggy Smith Carolyn Swenson Joanne Swenson Jim Taylor John Teague Elaina Tuma Grant Tuma Trena Wade Bryan Walters Robert Winkowitsch Doug Withers Nancy Wollan 38 Mike Altenburg Francis Anton Joe Anton Cindy Askelson Todd Ballensky Neal Bartleson Brad Benson Bernadette Bergalowski James Brown Aaron Cain Allen Carnal Robert Carrier Darin Cebulla Melinda Cheety Sean Collins Cathy Croft Figure Rene Dailey Todd DenBoer Jack Dillon Steve Durocher Lynnette Dusterhoff Sharon Ebelt Byrne Edmisson Marvin Fassett 40 Anita (Gerard Dennis Gilligan Nancy Grimm Mike Hall Kimi Hill Robin Hillius Sam’s other side! Allen Holubec Jacqueline Jensen Kris Johnson Neil Johnson Karla Kateley Richard Keller Mike Koffler Bret Kraft Cara Led better Teresa Lenoir Chris Lighthizer Marribeth Lindgren Rusty Losing Working on the float? 41 Sophomore World Lit. Gale Powell Sam Price Christi Raemaeker Glenda Roush Marie Sammons Russ Schwenke Darrel Sharp Darin Sharp Robin Skierka Sandy Sonju Daniel Springs Stan Stewart Kelly Stinger Stephanie Stordahl Brad Strausberg Nancy Topp Carol Torno Danny Weaver Sandra Whipple Shane Woolston 43 Tracy Anders Eric Andereon Marge Anderson Nicholas Anton Todd Arensmeyer Mary Armbruster Steve Babb Jaime Babowics Steve Baldwin Elizabeth Barnes Dean Berkram Scott Berkram Dee Dee Bird Kerri Bjoin Scott Bourne Brian Boutin Sonja Bradley Cyndy Burton Doug Carrier 45 Janie Chadwick Eric Christenot Nicole Clark Lisa Collins Kevin Coxe I)eeAria Dooley Scott Fauque Diane Feek Ken Franklin Renee Garrow Gary Gerard Aaron Guse Todd Harmon Margo Hayes Molly Hayes Mary Ann HeavyRunner Betty Henderson Tim Hendricks Ann Marie Herschman Barbara Johnson 46 .James Jones Karla Kaleva Karla Kimmet Sue Kimmet Kathy Koepke Nicole Kulstad Valerie Lackner Jennifer LaRouque Stacy Lighthizer Kathy Lindberg David Losing Sean McDonough Kelly McGuigan Matt McKay Nina Maki 47 Jody Marple Les Michaels Bobby Miller Natrona Miller Eric Morgan Terry Morhardt Rhonda Nanini Sheila Omsberg Debby Peterson Barbie Reagan Charley Reutzel Research work. Sandy Romango Kenny Rose Milette Salois Mike Seymour Donna Sherrard Shelly Shuttlesworth Shannon Simon Roger Skierka Lynda Sonju David Stevenson 48 Sandy Sungren Martin Tellesch Jodie Torgerson Conni Torno Bryce VanDeKop Howard Vaughon Roger Vermulum Christopher Vitez Mike Waller Tammy Weavley David Winkowitch Janice Winter FRESHMEN Patrick Wood Drivers1 Ed. 49 Boys Golf (Front Row): R. Gorman, M. Mazurkiewicz, S. Woolston. Row 2: R. Gunlikson, J. Peccia, B. Strausberg, M. Millward, J. Murphy. Row 3: J. B. Love, T. Finstad, D. Mitchell, J. Osborne, T.Murphy, B. McCauley. Girls: 2nd. Laurie Smith - medalist - 168; Jill Parker - 196 - 5th; qualified for State. Stacey Cummings - 208 - 9th; Julie Parker - 209 - 10th; Christi Raemaeker - 231 -11th. State: Boys - 17th. Girls: Laurie Smith -3rd; matched highest place ever by a Cut Bank Golfer. Also an All State Golfer. Fort Benton Invitational: Boys - 3rd; Girls - 3rd; Boys “B” - 2nd. Havre Invitational: Boys - 7th; Girls - 2nd. Cut Bank Invitational: Boys - 3rd; Girls 1st; Boys “B” - 2nd. Conrad Invitational: Boys - 3rd; Girls - 1st; Boys “B” - 1st. Shelby Invitational: Boys - 3rd. Kalispell-Whitefish Invitational: Boys - 13th; Girls - 2nd; Laurie Smith - medalist - 80, 81, 161. Jill Parker 9th 98, 100, 198. Divisional: Boys - 2nd; Team qualified for State. Joe Murphy - 170 - 5th; J.B. Love - 174 - 7th; Todd Murphy - 180 - 9th; John Osborne - 187 - 13th. Todd Finstad - 188 -14th. Front rowG. Roush, L. Brown, D. Harris, I. Collins, S. Karhi, J. Swenson, J. Hayes, C. Swenson, L. Ellis, K. Hill Back row B. Morgan, R. Harvie, V. Lenoir, G. Berkram, B. Boutin, M. Wollan, W. Berkram, D. Weaver, B. Kraft, C. Lighthizer, Coach Davenport ri ♦ h Mike and Coach Gregg Tennis The Cut Bank tennis program had a good 1981 spring. The Varsity and Junior Varsity played well in their travels to Havre, Conrad, Lewis- town, Ronan, and to the State Meet in Mis- soula. Some of the outstanding individual efforts at the Northern Divisional Tennis tournament were the following: Girls- Joanne Swenson- 3rd girls singles Roberta Harvie- 4th girls singles Barb Morgan Laurie Ellis- 4th doubles Boys- Brett Boutin- 4th boys singles Mike Wollan Wade Berkram- 2nd doubles Joanne Swenson scored Cut Bank’s only point in Missoula at the State Meet. 53 (L. to R.) Front Row: B. Anton, S. Price. J. Parker, Z. Moyer, Coach Meuchel. Row 2: Coach Burton. J. Baumgartner, D. Cebulla, J. Maier, S. Collins, K. Burton, Coach Kowalski. Row 3: K. Sherwin, J. Karhi, A. McKay, M. Durocher, P. Pendergrass, C. Henderson. There were sixteen boys that finished the season for the Wolves. By class the team consisted of one senior, five juniors, five sophomores, and five freshmen. The most valuable team member was Joe Baumgartner, a junior. Most improved was Andy McKay, a junior. The Wolves placed seventh at the Divisional Track Meet in Great Falls with eleven points. 54 Bottom Row: Coach Meuchel, C. Askelson, N. (irimm, K. Johnson, K. Stinger, K. Perkins, R. Skierka, S. Ebelt. R. Hillius, Coach Reynolds. Back Row: H. Peccia, P. Smith. N. Wollan, D. Green, K. Bjoin, K. Wood, V. Moyer, C. Harvie, W. Berkram, B. Henderson, Coach Hannah. w1 up. and Cathy at s|x ar chucking practice away Cp h Peggy Keeping Girls’ Track Kris jfffltowing the Hist Cut Bank’s girls track team placed fifth ||Hp ||k in the Northern Division Champion- ship Meet and did not score at state. Athletes who qualified for the state meet were Cindy Askelson, Peg Smith, Kris Wood, Wendy Berkram, Bonnie Henderson, Kaye Ranck, Kami Bjoin, and Robin Skierka. Peg Smith was the Northern Division long jump champi- on, and Kris Wood ran a school record 300 hurdles race to qualify for the state finals. A third top mark was the 1600 relay clocking of 4:28.40 by Kris Wood, Bonnie Henderson, Kami Bjoin and Sharon Ebelt. GIRLS BASKETBALL Front Row: C. Harvie, A. Gunlikson, Coach J. Gustafson, J. Parker, S. Ebelt, Back Row: Coach J. Peccia, L. Smith. P. Smith, T. Schneider, N. Wollan, C. Askelson, Mgr. J. Hayes, Coach J. Gregg. Laurie Smith: Senior Basketball Player Cut Bank 34 Kallispell 63 Cut Bank 61 Valier 30 Cut Bank 43 Browning 44 Cut Bank 51 Cascade 40 Cut Bank 40 Choteau 37 Cut Bank 50 Shelby 38 Cut Bank 58 Malta 54 Cut Bank 62 Chinook 57 Cut Bank 42 Conrad 55 Cut Bank 47 Fort Benton 35 Cut Bank 46 Cascade 36 Cut Bank 54 Malta 48 Cut Bank 45 Choteau 37 Cut Bank 77 Chinook 52 Cut Bank 32 Shelby 40 Cut Bank 53 Fort Benton 40 Divisional Tournament Cut Bank 54 Fort Benton 35 Cut Bank 38 Shelby 41 Cut Bank 51 Malta 57 58 For the third year Cut Bank Girls basketball enjoyed much success. They were conference co-champions and had a 14-6 over all record. Coach Peccia gave much credit for the team’s success to Laurie Smith, the team’s only sen- ior. Laurie was voted all-conference First team; an honor also given the Wolves’ center Teresa Schneider. Laurie was also named to the All- state team. “Cut Bank was a young team this year, but our kids came to play and win, and that made the difference,” said Coach Peccia. Girls basketball has grown to be an impressive sport in the past three years. Thanks to the tremendous support given it by the student body, the interest has tripled. The team has compiled a record of 54 wins and 17 losses in three years. Super job. Girls! CROSS COUNTRY Four state medalists led the Wolves at the 1981 State Cross-Country Championship held in Great Falls. The four top runners for Cut Hank were Senior Kris Wood, 6th place; Sophomore Duffer Powell, 6th place; Junior Kaye Ranch, 11th place; arid Sophomore Sam Price, 12th place. Both Wolf teams were fifth in the state meet in 1981. Beside the four medalists those who competed in the State championships were Wendy Berkram, Robin Skierka, Molly Hayes, Robin Hillius, Doug Withers, Adam Larson, Brent Hayes, Larry Moulton, and Roger Skierka. 61 FOOTBALL JW V Vf ‘ 4' X Front row: Coach Davenport, R. Losing, K. Burton, S. Stewart, J. Baumgartner, W. Berkram, E. Morgan, B. Dillon, Z. Moyer, Coach Kowalski. Middle row: B. Benson, N. Bartleson, C. Lighthizer, B. Boutin, S. Collins, J. Love, J. Parker, J. Maier, J. Teague, D. Cebulla, R. Marchion. Back row: Coach LaRoque, J. Peccia, N. Johnson, P. Neidhardt, M. Durocher, M. Wollan, K. Sherwin, B. Bjorklund, T. Anton, B. Kraft, Coach Meuchel. Scoter Cut Bank 34 Cut Bank 21 Cut Bank 14 Cut Bank 47 Cut Bank 15 Cut Bank 19 Cut Bank 38 Cut Bank 18 Cut Bank 18 CMR Jv’s 21 Chinook 7 Malta 13 Browning 6 Choteau 0 Shelby 3 Fort Benton 7 Conrad 13 Plentywood 20 Champions of Northern B. Coaches: L. to R.: Coach LaRoque, Coach Shaffer, Coach Meuchel, Coach Davenport, Coach Kowalski. 62 the play-off game to qualify for the state championship. It was a hard fought game with the Wolves suffering a heartbreaking 20-18 defeat. 63 VARSITY ACTION Front row: R. Vermulm, B. Miller, S. Fauque, S. Berkram, D. Losing. Middle row: E. Morgan, D. Winkowitsch, S. Simon, S. Baldwin, C. Vitez. Back row: K. Rose, B. Boutin, N. Anton, J. Marple, A. Ouse, E. Christenot. USES OF THE GYM rm Forum AT NOON SENIOR PLAYERS VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES: Cut Bank 48 Belt 49 Cut Bank 39 Chester 53 Cut Bank 41 Fairfield 53 Cut Bank 44 Valier 34 Cut Bank 48 Choteau 56 Cut Bank 53 Shelbv 46 Cut Bank 51 Malta 69 Cut Bank 54 Chinook 48 Cut Bank 43 Conrad 57 Cut Bank 59 Ft. Benton 56 Cut Bank 62 Cascade 30 Cut Bank 60 Malta 76 Cut Bank 55 Choteau 60 Cut Bank 61 Conrad 73 Cut Bank 69 Chinook 53 Cut Bank 61 Shelby 38 Cut Bank 4? Ft. Benton 48 Cut Bank 40 Harlen Divisional 58 Cut Bank 47 Ft. Benton 55 Cut Bank 39 Choteau 54 T. Arensmeyer. Back RowTKach Davenport, M. ETChrfetenot, B. 76 Scores Cut Bank 51 Fort Benton Cut Bank 33 Big Sandy Cut Bank 26 Chinook Cut Bank 49 Choteau Cut Bank 54 Eureka Libby Tournament 3rd place Honan Tournament 2nd place Cut Bank 34 Malta Cub Bank 44 Shelby Cut Bank Tournament 4th place Bozeman Tournament 4th place Cut Bank 44 Malta Cut Bank 58 Conrad Cut Bank 29 Chinook Cut Band 43 Glasgow Divisional Tournement 2nd place State Tournament 5t h place 6 23 35 16 9 13 8 17 6 26 21 AWARDS AND HONORS . m st • ■ � � 0 60 33%26- 1111 All C rence Football: Front Row-W. Berkram, J. Maier, J.B. Love. J. Parker Back Row-K. Sherwin, M. Wollan, M. Durocher, T. Anton W im I .6'MM , 1_ ._2 _J2 f. rs Dan Duke Memorial Award: M Durocher, T. Anton, J. National Honor Society Front Tow: L). Harris. C. Abernathy, J. Berkram, J. B. Love,J. Maier. J. Parker. Back Row: W K. Sherwin, H Harmon, M VVollan, N. Croft, T Finstad, A. Larson. Mr. Maier. advisor. Louder milk, D. Sherrard. N. Wollan. The choir and band concerts were Nov. 5th. Dec. 21st, March 17th, and May 19th. The District Festival was held on April 2-3 in Shelby. State Festival was in Missoula in May. Rlaina Tuma and Carolyn Swenson were chosen for All State Choir while 16 Choristers were selected for District Honor Choir. BAND 86 The CBHS hand of fifty-five members provide entertainment at concerts, sports events, and local parades. Their special activities include traveling to Calgary and Lethbridge on the bi-annual tour. District Music Festival in Shelby, and next fall All-State in Missoula. The jazz band, sax quintet, and many other solos and ensembles are busy working toward District Music Festival in Shelby, along with the nine members who are in the District Honor Band. Several members are also planning to try out for All-State which is to be held next fall in Missoula. The band raised money with its annual magazine drive, a cheese sale, and winter concessions. The pep band members have new sweaters which they wear at most athletic events. 87 ANNUAL 88 LIVEWIRE UP F.L.C. (L. to R.) Row 1: S. Bradley, sec., treas.; K. Wood, vice-pres.; L. Devine, pres. Row 2: Mrs. Duncan, adviser; T. Lenoir, M. Salois, R. Skeirka, B. Loudermilk, I). -Jensen, S. Sonju. Row 3:1). Harris, L. (irimm, W. Loudermilk, W. Berkram, R. Dailey, B. Carl. Row 4: R. Keller, H. Peccia, L. Taylor. F.H.A. 92 Clockwise: K. Orr, K. -Johnson, R. Dailey, Mrs. Christofferson, adviser; N. (irimm, L. Barnes, K. Perkins, M. Cheety. VICA CLUB (L. to R.) Row 1. K. McGuigan. S. Lindberg, S. Collins, J.B. Ixwre. J. -Jones. G. Tuma, A. Guse, R. Wood, H. Vaughn, E Anderson. Row 2: D. Winkowitsch, T. Harmon, S. Mitchell, R. Winkowitsch. S. Babb, S. Facuque, R. Baker, S. Simon, D. Losing, D. Stevenson, K Skierka. If PHOTO AND A.V. First Semester SKI CLUB Front row: K. John Simon. B. Boutin, P. Raemaeker. M. Sam Baldwin. B Boutin Croft, B. Gilligan, rerkins, C. Swenaon, J. Lov B. Bjorklund, T Flngtad. SacowUow: S. Babb, R- Skierka. S. art, R. Skierka, S. Ebelt, J. Hayes J. Parker, C. Harvie, E. Tuma, K. Wood, C. Abernathy. L. _ Third ro r E. Morgan, A GvJM J Brown, E. Anderson. B. Anton. G. Bertram, Z. Moyer, b. herrard, L. Ellis.!. Smith, K. r.dWITCson, S. Cunynings, J. MtLouth, Sh Collins, P. Smith, N. enson. P. Nanini, D. Green, C. Askelson. Back row: Jeoff Halvorson. — 4 1 II on! I • Fro m MR. Ebelt, C. Ra naeker. C. W Berkrara, K. Bioin, J. U)T %conl ray? K. Synger, Parker, A. ®nlil C. Bi yT.'weiferx'g. Abernathy, L. Kllis, S. Cummings, H. Peccia, L. Smith. D. Shertafd, D. Withers, M. Pendergrass, Reagan, J. Peccia. Fourth row: T. Anton, C. Lighthizer, K. Sherwin, B. Bjorklund, T. Finstad, Z. Moyer, K. Burton. Fifth row: B. Boutin, S. Woolston, R. Gorman, S. Collins, J. Murphy, R. Marchion, B. Dillon, D. Anderson, V. Lenoir. Back row: A. Larson, G. Berkram, W. Berkram, M. Wollan, J. Baumgartner, J. Parker, J. Maier, A. McKay, M. Durocher, B. Hayes, J. Jessop. lr WA I v Lunchroom fi f i The wrestlers being announced Best of luck to the members of the Class of ’82. We’ll miss you, and hope that all of your memories of C.B.H.S. are good ones. Commercial And Shop Special Services 106 Bus Drivers Left to right: B. Pourroy, N. Oglesbee, J. Milhoan, R. Parker, R. Hilhoan, G. Quenzer, B. Newman Janitors Left to right: L. Johnson, M. Hale. Johnson, B. Johnson, kneeling Frank Jensen OUR BEST WISHES TO YOU, MR. T. Mr. Torgerson has decided to retire after thirty-three years of work with the Cut Bank school system. We hope vour memories are good ones, and we shall miss you very much. May your retirement years he the best. Glacier Electric Cooperative, Inc. Congratulations Seniors From your family financial center FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN OF KALISPELL NATIONAL CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Cut Bank Mercantile MOTOROLA Communications SERVICE 2-way communication systems, for sales and service call 873-2984 Congratulations, Seniors from John and Sally Divine. Good Luck Class of 82 112 Glacier Glass M.T. Lorash Glass Cut To Fit Glass Installation Vans, Cars, Pick ups, Homes. Mobile Service Phone: 873-5232 N.N. Central Avenue Congratulations, SENIORS! tfihic 0 Va:'ak ___________|g)D©[nKlxi tf foiffd gj___________________ - News • Advertising - Quick Printing Bringing you a little '‘EXTRA every week!! HARDWARE HANK ■■■rw The store for all your sporting Sly Fox Drive-Inn goods and hardware needs. across from the shopping center Breakfast-Lunch - Dinner Congratulations to chicken-shrimp burgers-single -double-triple the class of ’81. chicken-shrimp-pork chop sandwiches Cokes Shakes Boyle � 1 f IT%fl Til Accounting Congratulations To The Seniors From Gene and Susan Boyle PUBLIC DRUG “WHERE FRIENDS MEET” Norm Anderson Bud Cunningham P K Athletics WILBUR P. WERNER JAMES C. NELSON LARRY D. EPSTEIN Northern Village Mall, Cut Bank, Montana 59427 Phone (406) 873-2491 First quality ’cuz quality comes first BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES Good Luck, Seniors! BELL MOTOR COMPANY Chevrolet Cadillac Oldsmobile Pontiac Buick Best Wishes, 1982 114 GRAIN DRI EQUIPMENT GRAIN DRYING STEEL BINS BUILDINGS GRAIN HANDLING ALL CEMENT WORK Congratulations Seniors! Delicious THE MILKY WAY homemade Open all week ice cream and Sundays Congratulations! Larson’s Men’s Wear Downtown Cut Bank The Fashion Place for Men Letter Jackets Prom Suit Rentals CUT BANK GREEN HOUSE Congratulations, Seniors! 116 Fashion Cleaners Dial 873-2161 We Value Your Friendship Professional Cleaning 209 West Main, Cut Bank, Mont. Drug Mart The Rexall Store NORTHERN VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER 873-5631 Best Wishes, Seniors! Glacier Motors, Inc. Congratulations to the Seniors of 1982 FROM RON LINDA DEMPSEY EVERYONE AT GLACIER MOTORS 117 Larry’s I.G.A. your Tiger Discount For all of your insurance needs we take care of you first. Open 24 hours Congratulations Seniors! Darrell T. Peterson Rodney M. Peterson William L. Burns Richard A. Shors 101 1st Ave. S.E. phone 873-2231 Office and School Supplies at the Western Breeze Congratulations to the Seniors! Coast-To-Coast Cut Bank’s Most Complete Hardware and Sporting Goods Store. 118 Genuine Black Hills Gold 14 K Gold Earrings Chains Citizen Watches PHONE 873 4021 18 WEST MAIN STREET CUT BANK, MONTANA Northern Ford Your number one automotive shopping center in Cut Bank Taylor Well Service, Inc. TAYLOR| WELL SERVICE, InC Congratulations, Seniors 119 J.C. Penney Co. Congratulations, Seniors Penneys Manager Floyd Ray 120 Schaeffer Upholstery FREE Pick-up Delivery Complete Home Service Samples Free estimates Experienced consulting Draperies 873-4249 202 3rd St. S.E. Cut Bank SHADES HARDWARE INSTALLATION Dye, Tavary Judge Insurance and Reality Service Supply SERVICE SUPPLY m Congratulations, Seniors 121 DODD’S WHOLESALER MITHA b BUI tSHMS OtSTmtUTO EXXON2'PRODUCTS 122 TIRE SHOP, INC. On-the-farm-service Radio equipped Major brands THE TIRE SHOP.INC. Daytime Phone UNIROYAL 123 GOOD-YEAR Western Furniture SCORPION WILL SERVICE, INC. -V I 873-5362 $ytm BANK, MONTANA Congratulations, 1982 Seniors Fertilizer Xut Bank, Montana Glacier Motor Hotel Dine, Drink Sleep Under one Roof 15 1st Ave. SW Cut Bank, Montana 873-5555 Congratulaions to the Seniors HERB, PHYLLIS, AND GAIL SAMMONS Lee Knickel Ins. Agency, Inc. State Farm Insurance Companies P.O. Box 56 30 South Central Avenue Cut Bank, Montana 59427 Phone 873-5021 Cut Bank Creamery Walt Losing 125 Dairygold Fresh, Local Dairy Products Owned by Ray and Sandy Skierka Top End Congratulations Seniors Ben j ranklin Congratulations Class of 1982 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 ser- vice and the most insurance coverage for your dollar. So come on in and visit with me. Nell McLouth Northern Village Shopping Center Congratulations, Seniors! 126 WEAVER EQUIPMENT Cut Bank, Montana -• 873-2233 JOHN DEERE WOOD’S REDI-MIX, INC. Congratulations to the Seniors of 1982 From Bruce and Penny Wood and everyone else at WOOD’S REDI-MIX, INC. 127 Max’s Testing In Cut Bank And Glendive 873-4902 365-2740 Max, Marge, and the crew! Congratulate the class of “82”!