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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

The only way to predict the future is to have power to shape the future. SENIOR PAGE BACC ALA URE ATE AND GRADUATION: TIME-3.00 DATE: MAY 29, 1983 PLACE: HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM COLORS: LAVENBAR AND SIL OTTO: OUR A A UAL The Student Council is the governing body presid- ing over the Cut Bank High School. Members are elected to office at the start of each school year by the students. The membership of Student Council is comprised of the following: student body officers, all class officers, first period class reps, Annual and Live Wire editors. The Student Council has two main purposes and responsibilities to the school. First, it serves as a means of communication between the students and the administration. Its other purpose is to function as the governing body of the school. All other clubs and organizations act under and through the Student Council. The Cut Bank High School Student Council has accomplished much more this year than it has in the years preceding. Most of what has been done has been fund raising projects for Council activi- ties. Among these projects are the purchasing of a pop machine and buying a “Badge-a-mint” ma- chine to bring in money during sports events. 1st Row-Mr Roseleip. Adv . C. Askleson. S :.; J- Pawer Mazurkiewicz, S- Mitchell. D Harris. J Swenson T Durocher. P. Pendergrass. B Dillon. G. Ptister, J Berkram Peccia B. Miller. C. Torno. K Hill. C. Raemaeker, M Cheet Anderson. M. Salois. K Bjorn.id Grimrit. R Hanson. T 2nd Row-D P Henderson. es B Boutin. Treas 2nd Row-D f’owelL M uma. C Swenson M Miller, K Fornfeist. J. Boxwell. 3rdI Row-S. W Berkram, A Maier. PjNanini. M Fauque. C. Ga9e th 7°w‘j terson. J. W.nter, T Stoegar. R Skierka. 5th Row-S. Bradley. M. G. Pfeifer. B Jl 6well 6thlHow-K Burton. C. Lighthizer SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES Front Row C Raemaeker, M Cheety. K Hill. C Torno. T Stoeger. N Grimm. R Dailey Back Row: D. Powell. S. Durocher. P. Pendergrass. M Mazurkievicz. C. Lighthizer, A Maier, C. Askleson. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS AND REPRESENTATIVES BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE Girls’ State was held May 31 through June 5, 1982, at Carroll College in Helena, Montana. It was a week of fun, fellowship, and learning. It is designed to give experience and citizenship in life. Just as in real life, we acted out many governmental procedures. We held city and state elections, and later participated in our own mock sessions of the House of Representa- tives and the Senate. Girls’ State offered us not only an opportunity to gain a better understanding of how our government works, but also to meet many life- long friends. Boys’ State was held June 5 through 12, 1982, on the Western Montana College campus in Dillon, Mon- tana. It was a learning experience in which we partici- pated in the working of city, county, and state poli- tics through elections, rallies, speeches, and cam- paigns. Using the same techniques, the judicial and executive branches were explained by Boys' State members. Classes and sessions furnished our knowl- edge of all three. We learned of political procedures, met many people, and made long-lasting friendships. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Doyle Donald Anderson Paul Joseph Anton Russell Frank Baker Mark A. Barnes Holly Jean Bender Jennifer Ann Berkram Wendy Lea Berkram Lisa B. Bliss Jon E'-oMar This page made possible by DON ANDERSON. ANDERSON PLUMBING HEATING Ninnette Lynn Daly John Jeffrey Damberqer Robert R Dillon This page made possible by RALPH NANINI, FRENCHY’S SAND GRAVEL, PARKER OILFIELD SUPPLY, 18 MOREEN MURPHY MOTORS D©anna Lee Dresen Scott Lynn Dye Edward John Fauque Mona Kaye Fauque Teresa Ann Feldkamp Melvin B. Fuqle Rodney James Gorman Diana Lynn Green Anqela Jean Gunlikson This page made possible by GARY FAUQUE, WASH-A-WAY 19 Donna Kay Harris Cathy L. Harvie Julie Anne Hayes Bonnie Sue Henderson Lynda Kay Hester Amy Mane Cain Hoffman Debra F. Jensen James William Karhi Siama Aileen Karhi 20 This page made possible by DAVE ALLISON HARVIE, JOHN B. KAYS Victor Allen Lenior Daniel Aldon Lindberq Dennis F Lindqren David Lunda Ronald Scott Marchion Lenny Ray Mattson This page made possible by SCHAEFFER UPHOLSTERY DRAPERIES David Arnold Lindberq Linda Ann Maki Rachel Annette Miller Paul Francis Neidhardt Jeannette C Ostler Julie Lynn Parker 22 This page made possible by GARY PENDERGRASS SONS, INC. James Dav i d Romango Jason Paul Schaeffer Teresa Kaye Schneider This page possible by RANCK OIL COMPANY INC., GENERAL WELL SERVICE, INC. 23 Peqqy Sue Smith Carolyn Maxine Swenson Joanne Lura Swenson Robert James Taylor John M. Teaque Elaina Kathryn Tuma 24 This page made possible by TEAGUE GEOLOGICAL, INC. Robert Lee Winkowitsch Doualas Wade Withers Nancy Irene Wollan ’am leads them Which way figuring our the Grand Coach Peccia ft Mike Altenburg Shawn Anderson Francis Anton Joe Anton Cindy Askelson Todd Ballensky Neal Bartleson Brad Benson James Brown Aaron Cain Allen Carnal Darin Cebulla Melinda Cheety Cathy Croft Rene Dailey Todd DenBoer 34 Jack Dillon Steve Durocher Lynnette Dusterhotl Sharon Ebelt Byrne Edmisson Marvin Fassett Anita Gerard Dennis Gilligan Nancy Grimm Mike Hall Kimi Hill Allen Holubec Jacquie Jensen Kris Johnson Neil Johnson Karla Kateley 35 Richard Keller Mike Kottler Bret Kraft Cara Ledbetter Teresa Lenoir Chris Lighthizer Marribeth Lindgren Rusty Losing Becky Lowdermilk Ann Maier Doug Matt Mike Mazurkiewicz George Meadors Robin Mellies Les Michels Paul Miller 36 Mike Millward Jeff Nanini Brian Novak Pat Pendergrass Kari Perkins Anita Potts Duffer Powell Sam Price Christi Raemaeker Glenda Roush Marie Sammons Russ Schwenke Darin Sharp 37 Darrell Sharp Robin Skierka Sandy Sonju Dan Springs Stan Stewart Kelly Stinger Tara Stoeger Stephanie Stordahl Brad Strausberg Nancy Topp Carol Torno Shane Woolston Tracy Anders Eric Anderson Marge Anderson Nicky Anton Todd Arensmeyer Mary Armbruster Steve Babb Jaime Babowicz Steve Baldwin Libby Barnes Mike Bender Dean Berk ram Scott Berkram Dee Dee Bird 40 Kerri Bjoin Scott Bourne Brian Boutin Sonja Bradley Cyndy Burton Shelley Calloway Eric Christenot Nicole Clark Lisa Collins Randy Connelly Kevin Coxe DeeArla Dooley Scott Fauque Diana Feek Renee Garrow Gary Gerard 41 Aaron Guse Todd Harmon Margo Hayes Molly Hayes Tim Hedrick Mary Ann Heavy Runner Betty Henderson Ann Marie Herschman Carla Jensen James Jones 42 Barb Johnson Karla Kaleva Karla Kimmet Sue Kimmet Kathy Koepke Nicole Kulstad Stacy Lighthizer Kathy Lindberg David Losing Nina Maki Jody Marple Kelly McGuigan Bobby Miller Natrona Miller Eric Morgan Terry Morhardt 43 Rhonda Namni Deby Peterson Gary Pfister Barbra Reagan Charly Reutzel Sandy Romango Kenny Rose Milette Salots Lynne Schueten Mike Seymour Donna Sherrard Shannon Simon Roger Skierka 44 Lynda Son ja David Stevenson Martin Tellesche Jodie Torgerson Connie Torno Bryce VanDeKop Roger Vermulum Chris Vitez Mike Waller Tammy Wevley John Whitmarsh David Winkowitsch Janice Winter Rick Wood 45 Til Eric Anderson Angela Anton Mike Baldwin Susan Baldwin Kimberly Ballensky Brandy Baker Tom Barnes Jan Boxwell Carolyn Brown Michel I Chambers Todd Chapman Mike Coen Paul Crockford Wallace Czech 47 Kimberly Ebelt Scott Feldkamp Kristine Fornfeist Robert Franklin Tim Freed Rhonda Fugle Connie Gage Daniel Gervais Vince Gordan Jeannie Grimm Donny Guardipee Ryan Gunlikson Robert Hansen Heidi Heitmann 48 AI Hillius Amy Hillius Brian Howell Donna Jabs Jack Jessop Thane Johnson Julie Jolliffe Dan Jones Becky Kateley Dwayne Kruse Noelle Kulstad Sheri Laasch Dawn LaTray Stephannie Lavinder David Losing 49 Victor Maki Penny Marchion Treasure Marriage Darren Meznarich Mayona Miller Brian Omsberg Scott Palm bush Mike Pederson Scott Peterson Connie Perkins Glen Pfeifer Allen Potts Evelyn Rawlings Kenneth Row 50 Tom Schuelan David Schwenke Richard Seewald Robert Slicker Lance Smith Todd Stoeger Luci VanAlstine Steve Vitez Joyce Vogel Barbara Weber Jeff Whitmarsh Grace Winkowitsch Michael Wood Tami Yunck 51 On JAMES O’DAY James O'Day served the Cut Bank school system well during his seven years on the School Board. For two of these years he served faithfully in the office of chairman of the Board. His pride in the school system and love for the students will always be remembered by those of us who knew him. In Remembnance WELCOMEMR. ROSELEIP Dennis Roseleip is our new principal at C.B.H.S. This is his first year here, and he came to Cut Bank from Sunburst. He served for eight years there, three as a counselor and five as principal. Previous to this he taught science for two years at Turner High School. Mr. Roseleip wife’s name is Dixie, and they have three children, two girls and a boy. Ryan is seven, Erin is four, and Amber is a year and a half. Our principal's interests include Montana History, sports, and he feels very strongly the need for proper com- munication between people. Some of his hobbies are mountain climbing, fishing, and camping. When comparing Cut Bank to Sunburst, he noted that both schools are excellent educational institu- tions and they are similar in many ways. He “Enjoys very much living in Cut Bank and being a part of the Cut Bank Public School System. 55 LANGUAGES 57 SCIENCES COMMERCIAL WOLVES SECRETARIES SPECIAL SERVICES JANITORS BUS DRIVERS •M Conrad Inv Girls 2nd Boys 2nd Cut Bank inv. Girls 1st Boys 2nd Ft. Benton Inv. Girls 1st Boys 1st Kalispell - Whitefish Inv. Girls 4th Boys 10th Divisional - Lewistown Girls 2nd Boys 1st State -Whitefish Girls 5th Boys 5th 67 Kneeling-B Henderson. K. Bjoin. S. Ebett. L. Barnes. B. Lowdermilk Back Row-N Clark, C Burton. M Anderson. D. Sherrard, O. Green. M Hayes. N Grimm. S. Lighthizer. R. Nanini, V. Lackner. R Mellies. K. Ranck. Coach Hannah 2nd Row-Coach Meuchel, K. Stinger. C. Askelson. P. Smith, N Wollan. K. Wood, S. Kimmet. D Perkins. B Reagan, Coach Reynolds ■■ Conference Scores Choteau 35-26 Win Tournament Scores-District Choieau 34-37 Lose Chinook 56-50 Lose Browning 50-52 Lose Shelby 50-41 win Shelby 44-59 Lose Malta 49-40 Win Malta 42-55 Lose Chinook 48-46 Win Chinook 46-45 Lose Conrad 56-45 Win Harlem 36-35 Win Simms 48-50 Lose Divisional Malta 38-56 Lose Simms 45-60 Lose Chester 37-40 Lose Valter 56-48 Win Conrad 69-71 Lose Shelby 56-38 Win Chinook 45-56 Lose Fairfield 44-53 Win Shelby 42-35 Win Harlem 48-59 Lose Browning 50-53 Lose Chester 55-61 Lose Shelby 48-44 Win 70 JV GIRLS’ BASKKTBA1L BOYS’ 1 71 A AD GIRLS’ CRO, COUNTRY oweil Several Cut Bank Cross-Country athletes received honors at the State meet. Sr. Kaye Ranck and Jr. Sam Price were state medalists for their placing in the top 15. Both Ranck and Price were also named as All-State Class B runners for their top 10 finishes. Jr. Duffer Powell won a state medalist also. Soph. Sue Kimmet and Jr. Sam Price repre- sented CBHS in the National Junior Olympics AAU Championship at Kansas City, Kansas. Sam runs kn ahead. Here they come. 75 Front Row: E. Morgan. K. Burton. B Miller. S. Simon. B. Dillon. G. Pfister. Coach Meznarich. Second Row: Coach Kowalski. Z. Moyer. G. Pfeifer, J. Teague. C. Lighthizer, D Cebulla. R Marchion, Coach Remson. Third Row: Coach Meuchel. J. Dillon, D. Christenot. B. Boutin. J. Peccia. M Millward. B Kraft. D Gilligan. Coach Shaffer. Back Row: P Neidhardt. R. Losing, N. Bartleson, N. Johnson. B. Benson. S. Mitchell. K. Sherwin, A. Guse, Coach Cummings. Choteau For the second year the conference championship title 19-7 Malat was determined by the Cut Bank-Conrad game. The 35-7 Browning Wolves were led this year by all-state QB and lineback- 28-20 CMR J.V. er Kelly Sherwin. Making all-state honorable mention 21-26 Simms were tackle Scott Mitchell and defensive back Bobby 13-12 Shelby Dillon! 13.5 Ft. Benton 14-15 Conrad 14-15 Chinook Record 6-3 13-8 Front Row: D. Kruse. G. Pfeifer. D. Meznarich. C. Vitez. D. Winkowitch. B. Kultgen. Middle Row: R. Wood. D. Gilligan. E. Morgan. R. Vermulm, E. Anderson. M Wood. T Chapman. Back Row: E. Christenot. G. Pfister, J. Marple, T. Johnson. S. Fauque, C. Lighthizer. S. Palmbush. l . Front Row-T. Freed. T. Johnson. T. Chapman. G. Pfeifer. R. Gunlikson. Second Row-D. Jones. R. Hanson. S. Row. S. Feldkamp. E. Anderson. S. Losing Third Row-D. Meznarich. S. Peterson. B. Omsberg, M Coen. W. Czech, Coach Shaffer Fourth Row-Coach Remsen. M. Wood. D. Kruse. G. Jessop, B. Franklin. S. Palmbush tD“3 CC Q) BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL , Come on, Rodney Cut Bank-62 Cut Bank-59 Cut Bank-67 Cut Bank-52 Cut Bank-39 Cut Bank-61 Cut Bank-61 Cut Bank-62 Cut Bank-75 Cut Bank-42 Valier-60 Valier-48 Kalispell-43 Malta-48 Chinook-63 Conrad-59 Harlem-52 Simms-57 Malta-54 Chester-53 Cut Bank-57 Cut Bank-46 Cut Bank-80 Cut Bank-64 Cut Bank-61 Cut Bank-60 Cut Bank-69 Cut Bank-64 Cut Bank-49 Cut Bank-77 Conference Record Conrad-81 Chinook-60 Shelby-61 Harlem-51 Fairfield-75 Chester-58 Shelby-74 Chester-45 Chinook-55 Shelby-78 11-6 JUNIOR VARSITY L. to R.-G. Pfister, B. Boutin, J. Marple, E. Christenot, E, Anderson, D. Matt, E. Morgan, T. Arensmeyer, S. Babb, S. Simon, Coach Black. FRESHMEN Get the rebound r W M ► t First Row-S Woolston. J Jones. B Milter. C Vitez. D Share ‘R Skierka, S. Vitez, G Jessop. D Losing Segond Row-Coach Meuchels, M. Wood M Hall B Wallers B Potts. D Winkowitsch. N Bartleson. S. Durocher. B. Omsperg, T Johnson. G Plieler Thud Row-Coach Sansom. R. Vermulm. V Lenior. M Mazurkiewicz. M Barnes. D Powell. M Millward. B Dillon. D Withers. S. Palmbush. D Meznanch. Coaah Volkman 1 5 1 I 41 V 1 «T r. A Coach Meuckel y i u Coach Sansom Scores Ronart Invitational Cut Bank Fort Benton Inv. 247V 1st place 34 Chinook 34 159 1st Bozeman Invitational 158 3rd Cut Bank Cut Bank Cut Bank Libby Invitational Cut Bank Cul Bank Invitational 186 1st Oivisionals ’89 1st State 134 V 1st 58 Eureka 9 53 Browning 12 61 Whitefish 6 160 1st 36 Shelby 22 Flip 'em over. Way to Ref ’em SENIOR PARENTS’ NIGHT i iisat v ‘-Ti % ATHLETIC AWARDS AND HONORS CHEERLEADERS J SITTING - T. Marriage, T. Barnes. C. Gage. N Kulstad KNEELING - T. Stoeger. C. Torno. S. Stordahl. G. Roush. K. Hill. K. Stinger. C Ledbetter. C. Torno STANDING - J. Parker, C. Harvie. A. Gunlikson. Wolf, our mascot; W. Berkram. C. Swenson. B. Henderson Kneeling-B Henderson. D. Harris. J. Berkram, R Skierka, Standing-K. Burton. D. Withers, F. Anton. R. Dailey. C. Askleson. A. Maier. T. Feldkamp. E. Tuma, J Swenson. N Wollan, Ray Maier, Adviser; K. Sherwin, T. Schneider. D. Anderson. A. Gunlikson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY CHOIR Treas.; K Kimmet, C®Rl ENTRIE sHppnnsriVAL '82 Sokxsts Chrsti Raemaalfc� Chris Vitez. BamaflUna. Caro TOWenson. Kris Johnson Ensembles Women's Pmble. Men s Ensemble. Swenson Tuma Duel. Swenson Tuma Johnson Trio The Concert Choir was one of only three Choirs to receive Superior ratings at District Festival. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 1st Row-A Herschmarv Seo|J Berkram. Pres. A Maier. V. Pres. 2nd Row-J Parker. D Green. W. Berkram. C. Harvie. J. Hayes.£ Henderson, C. Croft. A Potts 3rd Row C Torno. G. Roush. M Cheety. K. Hill. R. Skierka, K StingW K. Perkins. R Mellies 4th Row-M Anderson. K Bjoin. J Winter. M. Armbruster. S Lighthizer 5th Row-C Burton. D. Sherra?d. S. Calloway. M Hayes. N KnistaH R ppanan D Bird. B. Johnson 6th Row-K. Ebelt, T Barnes C. fiage K__Fnmin.«i i' A W X mi 4. jr ..Pres.. D. PowilLV p kins, M: Cher.fy. R. Sk� crk Id Row f Anton A Ho 1st Row-J. Parker. Pres 2nd Row-M Bender. S Carlsson. D Dresen. M Peccla, W. Berkram, C Murphy, G. PtiSier. R. Woo Simon, N Johnson. B Bo Babb. R. Gorman. S W TuPna, Sec ; C Raemaeker. Trea: C Askleson. A Gunlikson. P Smith. I Z Moyer. S. Mitchell. K. Sherwin. •jkXtf VyanAistine, P Nonini, C Brown 4th Row-E. Anderson, irad . P P«son, K. Ebelt Boxwell, T Yunck. J Babowicz 5th Row , i.Tt VartBulm, K Hill G Roush. M Wood, T. Johnson, K Slinger 6th Row■! ton. J Eague. A Guse, R Gunlikson. C. Torno. M Hall. J Dillon. F Anderso Front row: S. Mitchell. D. Anderson. Second row: C. Swenson. N Wollan. J. Parker. W. Berkram, C. Harvie. J. Hayes. B. Henderson. T. Schneider. Third row: Z. Moyer. P Niednardt. C. Torno, G. Roush. M. Cheety, K. Hill. R. Skierka, K. Stinger, S. Ebelt. N. Grimm. Fourth row: B. Anton. C. Lighthizer. D. Cebulla, G. Pfister, B. Boutin, C Askleson. B. Dillon. Fifth row: R. Reagan. M Pendergrass. B. Marchion. M. Mazurkiewicz. J Murphy, J. Halverson, D. Sharp, D. Sharp, Sixth row: T. Johnson, G. Pfeifer. S. Anderson, N. Bartleson, J Dillon, R. Losing. Standing-D. Harris. D. Dresen. M Hayes. M. Salois. K. Lindberg, L. Barnes. S. Ebelt. L. Collins. J. Hayes. S. Lighthizer. A. Maier, V. Lenoir. A. Hollubec, Z. Moyer, F. Anton. C. Askelson. C. Lighthizer. P Neidhardt. B Benson. R. Skierka. M Fugle. J. Peccia, D. Lindberg. Mr. Wadman Sitting-S Sonju, L. Makei, R Skierka. B Henderson, A. Guse, D. Cebulla. D. Sharp, D. Sharp. D Lindberg Glacier Electric Cooperative, Inc. Glacier Motor Hotel Dine, Drink, Sleep under one roof 15 1st Ave. S.W. Cut Bank, Montana 873-5555 Congratulations to the Seniors Herb, Phyllis, and Gail Sammons Best wishes, 1983 Congra tula tions! 112 Genuine Black Hills Gold 14K Gold Earrings Chains Citizen Watches Phone 873-4021 18 West Main Cut Bank, Montana Boyle Accounting Congra tula tions to the Seniors from Gene Susan Boyle Office and school Supplies at the Western Breeze Congratulations to the Seniors! PUBLIC DRUG “ Where friends meet99 Norm Anderson Larry’s IGA Your Tiger Discounter Open 24 hrs. 113 CUT B MERCANTILE GOOD LUCK Class of Hardware Hank The store for all your sporting goods and hardware needs. Congyra tula tions to the class of 83 NATIONAL MOTOROLA Communications SERVICE 2-way communication systems for sales and service call 873-2984 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS from John and Sally Devine Taylor Well Service, Inc. Congra tula tions, Seniors! 114 Western Furniture of Cut Bank FIRST FEDERAL uvtncs MV LOW OF KAUSPELL Congratulations, Seniors From your family financial center First Federal Savings and Loan of Kalispell 873-2296 Where service is as important as our product. Glacier Glass M. T. Lorash Glass cut to fit Glass installation vans, cars pickups, homes Mobile service Phone 873-5232 N. Central Ave. Congra tula tions. Seniors! 115 Fashion Cleaners Dial 873-2161 We value your friendship Professional Cleaning 209 West Main, Cut Bank, Mont. Dye Tavary Judge, Inc. Insurance and Realty WEAVER EQUIPMENT Cut Bank, Montana -- 873-2233 116 Delicious homemade ice cream The Milky Way open 9-7 weekdays Closed Sundays Larson’s Men’s Wear northern ford Northern Ford Downtown Cut Bank The fashion place for men letter jackets prom suit rentals Your number one automotive shopping center in Cut Bank Schaeffer Upholstery Draperies 873-4249 Free pickup delivery 202 3rd St. S.E. complete home service Cut Bank Samples Free Estimates Shades Experienced consulting Hardware Installation 117 Congra tula tions, Seniors! Your full service bank Member F.D.I.C. 118 Max’s Testing In Cutbank and Glendive 873-4902 365-2740 Max,Marge, and the crew Congratulate the class of Wilber P. Werner 873-2216 James C. Nelson Larry D. Epstein Congra tula tions Best Wishes To the Seniors! Graduates Printing Wedding and Social stationery Rubber stamps 873-2201 Box 478-21 West Main Congratulations, Class of ’83! Cut Bank Creamery Walt Losing Drug Mart The Rexall Store Northern Village Shopping Center 873-5631 As freshness counts you can count on Meadow Gold Best Wishes, Seniors! 120 n ■ J. C. Penney Co. Congra tula tions, Seniors! Penney’s Mgr. Floyd Ray 121 Insurance • Real | Estate Bonds Tabby i'll 1LU l , INC INSURANCE IV Cm of }Jou lint Bo 267 - 24 South Central Ave. Cut Bank, Montana $9427 Owner Robert Tabaracci BUS. 873-2274 DON SCOTT RES 873-5314 For all of your insurance needs We take eare of you first. Congra tula tions, Seniors! Service Supply Congra tula tions, Seniors! Glacier MoInc. Congratulations to the Seniors of 1983 From Ron Linda Dempsey Everyone at Glacier Motors 122 Darigold Fresh, Local Dairy Products Cut Bank Greenhouse Owned by Ray and Sandy Skeirka Congra tula tions, Seniors! The Top End Beauty Salon Skin Care Perm and Hair Styling P K Athletics Northern Village Mall, Cut Bank, Montana 59427 Phone (406) 873-2491 First quality ’cuz quality comes first Good Luck, Seniors! Coast to Coast MARVIN CLORE, Owner 12 South Central Avenue Phone: 873-4621 Cutbank, Montana 59427 123 Dodd’s Wholesaler MI1 U t, bill EOUft DISTRIBUTOR Ex mVnxlucts 124 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 service and the most insurance coverage for your dollar. So come on in and visit with me. Nell McLouth Northern Village Shopping Center As your life changes, our life changes Congratulations, Seniors! Good , Seniors! Ben y Franklin Congra tula tions, Class of 1983 First National Bank Good Luck Seniors 125 Jerry Noble Tires 126 it Wood’s Redi Mix t S. Congra tula tions to the Seniors of 1983 From Bruce and Penny and Everyone at Wood's Redi Mix Richard D. Gunlikson MLady Fashions Congra tula tions Seniors! Good Luck Seniors Better Buys at Buttreys Grain Dri Equipment Grain Drying Steel bins buildings Grain handling Congra tula tions, Seniors! Congra tula , Seniors 127 Anderson Plumbing Heating Inc. AN DERSON f PtumbiRQ £ Heatinri !� tc Congra tula tions. Seniors! 128