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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1984 volume:

FINAL M A S H — The final episode of M‘A S H aired in February of 1983. Original cast is shown on the left and closing cast on the right. GOING APE — A 3,000- pound, eight-story high, vinyl King Kong clung to the Empire State Building in New York to commemorate the movie made 50 years ago. TOY CRAZE — Cabbage Patch Kids, complete with birth certificates and adoption papers, were hot items with holiday shoppers. CUP GOES DOWN UNDER — The yacht “Australia II” I became the first challenger I to take the America's Cup in 132 years, defeating the defender, “Liberty.” ubSH THERE SHE IS — In September a Syracuse University coed, Vanessa Williams, was crowned Miss America for 1984. FLASHY MOVIE — Nineteen-year-old Jennifer Beals starred in the hit movie “Flashdance” and firmly established the torn sweat shirt as one of the year’s fashion fads. Table Of Contents: Senior Page 3 Seniors.......................16 Juniors.......................33 Sophomores ...................40 Freshmen .....................47 Administration And Faculty ..................54 Athletics ....................67 Organizations ................97 Advertisements 111 Acknowledgements: We would like to thank Mr. MacKey, Brian Buchan- an, and all those people who helped make this Annu- al possible. P LO V 4 J jl, ofjiynju9 j 0 4 . £ 98 Cornp XAjaf JAsuaj fl FUvii vCi WU i (fp iK Cnf eLrJc aftZAMoyJy tWi } -xlW , LJ jrutsjvn. iM rsjdA Ji JLo J jU - u U OA £u i ” 6 y C JLox t JUn tJvL oa A, fcltj i $) £ rn vvA a x Class Motto- Climb every mountain. Forge every stream. Follow every rainbow. Till you find your dream. Class Flower- Violets Class Colors- Silver, White, and Lavender Follow London bridge's falling down Senior Ball |3 Gra iQji, W ' - { Rene: Welcom Pictures Courtesy Of Bryan Buchanan Butch: Reflections on High School Robin: 'What This School Has t Me' May 27, 1984 Nancy, one of the T mon re scholarships Cindy: The Future Congratulations and nest wishes Ann: 'Farewell Academic Awards And Honors The Cast: Homer Dunhagen Shane Woolston Jeff Nanini Berthe Dunhagen Tammy Wevley Tara Stoeger Leroy Dunhagen...................Les Michels Rosemary Dunhagen Stephanie Stor- dahl Sharon Ebelt Phillis Dunhagen ........Kerri Bjorn Robin 5kierka Mrs. Burton Nicole Kulstad Nancy Grimm Jenny Burton Sandy Romango Eva Ringberg Penny Burton.......Shelley Callaway Jaime Babowicz Diane...................Carol Torno Kris Johnson Mr Mcdonald Pat Pendergrass Buzzy Higgins . . Brian Novak Rash Hudson Brad Benson Reporter .................Sam Price Carol Torno Extras Dee Dee Bird Jeff Nanini Jaime Babowicz Nicole Kulstad Seniors nger- Secretary- Brad Benson- Vice-President Steve Durocher- Historian Rene Dailey- President Michael Jay A lien bury Shawn Jeffrey Amiersou Araneis Mafthew Anion. Jr. Meat J. Bartleson Bradley Smmett Benson James Wade Brown This page made possible by ROD AND MARDEAN BARTLESON, BROWNING LUMBER AND HARDWARE. Aaron Kyle Cain Allen Dean Carnal Darin Vietor Cebulla Aielinda Kay Cheety Cathy Cyan Croft Kene Danette Dailey Zodd Samuel DenUoer lJaek Dee Dillon Steven Z. Duroeher This page possible by CROFT PETROLEUM COMPANY. 19 Cynnette Marie Dusterhoff Sharon Siam Shell Byrne .Andrew Sdmisson Marvin Kay Jassett Anita Alarie Serani Dennis Patrick Qilligan A'aney ‘Jean Qrimm AUehael Dean Hall Kimberly Ann Hill 20 This page made possible by THE STABLES IN CUT BANK, GARY FAUQUE, OWNER-MANAGER. 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Davh Band: Prophecy 27 'T. • ”f I . .£ Sjjghotrijofe '{‘loaf-jrd 4 Mf o.-- T1 V ft is; FOOTfr Homecoming Parade Eric Anderson Marge Anderson Nick Anton Todd Arensmeyer Mary Armbruster Steve Babb Jaime Babowicz Steve Baldwin Libby Barnes Dean Berkram Scott Berkram Deedee Bird Keri Bjoin Scott Bourne Brian Boutin Sonja Bradley 34 Cyndy Burton Shelley Calloway Eric Christenot Nicole Clark Lisa Collins Randy Connelly Kevin Coxe DeArla Dooley Scott Fauque Diana Feek Rene Garrow 35 Gary Gerard Aaron Guse Todd Harmon Margo Hayes Mary Ellen Hayes Mary Ann Heavy Runner Betty Henderson Ann Marie Hershman Carole Hill Carla Jensen James Jones Karla Kaleva 36 Karla Kimmet Sue Kimmet Kathy Koepke Nicole Kulstad Stacy Lighthizer Kathy Lindberg Sam Lippert David Losing Cody Love Kelly McGuigan Nina Maki Jody Marple Bobby Miller 37 Natrona Miller Eric Morgan Terry Morhardt Lisa Nostrant Deby Peterson Gary Pfister Barb Reagan Charly Reutzel Sandy Romango Ken Rose Milette Salois Lynn Schuelen Mike Seymour Donna Sherrard Shannon Simon Roger Skierka 38 Lynda Sonju David Stevenson Martin Tellesch Jodie Torgerson Conni Torno Bryce VanDeKop Roger Vermulm Chris Vitez Mike Waller Tammy Wevley John Whitmarsh Chauna Willoughby David Winkowitch Janice Winter Rick Wood 39 I know this guy! Eric Anderson Angela Anton Brandy Baker Michael Baldwin Susan Baldwin Kim Ballensky Toni Barnes Jan Box well Carolyn Brown Michelle Chambers n Tod Chapman Michael Coen Paul Crockford Wally Czech Kim Ebelt Dirk Edwards Michelle Eggers Scott Feldkamp Kristine Fornfeist Robert Franklin Tim Freed Rhonda Fugle Connie Gage Daniel Gervais 42 43 Jack Jessop Thane Johnson Julie Joliffe Daniel Jones Dwayne Kruse Noelle Kulstad Dawn LaTray Steven Losing Victor Maki Penny Marchion Treasure Marriage 44 Darren Meznarich Mayona Miller Lonnie Moore Melissa Munoz Bryan Omsberg Scott Palmbush Connie Perkins Glen Pfeifer Alan Potts Evelyn Rawlings Scott Row Tom Scheulen 45 David Schwenke Rick Seewald Robert Slicker Lance Smith Todd Stoeger Steve Vitez Barbara Weber Jeff Whitmarsh Chauna Willoughby Grace Winkowitsch Mike Wood Tami Yunck 46 Dale Abernathy Clint Anderson Mark Anderson Tom Anton Laurie Arensmeyer Nancy Armbruster Jennifer Baker Julie Baughman Brian Benson Cory Berkram Rusty Black Pat Botzet Carl Brown Sandy Buckley Chris Chambers Maureen Collins 48 Bruce Corcoran Chris Croft Scott Dear Juliet Demasi Mario Dillion Jennifer Dusterhoff Terri Fields Mark Gilham Sande Green Shawn Halverson Romana Hameline Mike Herschman 49 Gina Icenoggle Dorothy Jacobs Deanna Jacobsen Wanda Jensen Shawna Knapton Tom Koepke Jeff Kraft Julie Lackner Erik Larson Jana LaSorte 50 Pat Lenior Mary Beth Lukin Teri McAlpine Ann McCormick Dallas Miller Jeff Mitchell Arnold Mock Stephanie Moilanen John Monroe Will Newbury Mary Nielson Jason Peccia 51 Stacey Sauby Donna Schnee Cynthia Shock Dale Peterson Julie Price Jim Quackenbush Kayla Riebold Jason Rood Wade Rue Brian Salois Mike Salois Jim Slicker Zane Stiner John Sundt Stacey Taylor Lenny Thomas Lorie Torgeson Laresa VanDeKop Kerry Vermulm Vernon Vogel Didier Watson JoAnn Weber Tina Wevley Will Willoughby Paula Wilson Amber Withers Tim Zanca 53 1. to r- Dr. W Jones, Mr. C. Mattocks, Mr. R More, Mr. F Berkram- Chairman, Mr. R Armbruster, Mrs. L. Larson-clerk, Mrs. L. Sherrard Band Choir SPECIAL SERVICES Office Girls ight: Becky Low JPlHlflVTWdTy erkins, Marie Sammons, and Mrs Betty Simonson Retired December 22, 1983 after 15 years of dedicated service to the staff and students of Cut Bank High School bye Bye Betty’ . HlKfcV Salois, Z. Stiher, ne( R Vermulm 1984 Shelby Inv.-Boys 2nd, Girls 1st Kalispell Whitefish-Boys 10th, Girls 5th Cut Bank Inv.-Boys 1st, Girls 1st Fort Benton Inv.-Boys 2nd, Girls 2nd Conrad Inv.-Boys 1st, Girls 2nd Havre Inv.-Boys 4th, Girls 1st State-Boys-1st; Girls-2nd 68 4 ... ‘r - t' j Jf % (f,„ p, pW-kfAv' 1st Row. P Botzet, M. Salois, E Ringbenz, MA WuqcM J. K� ft,_2nd Roit: L.£qflins, K. pfflL-MS Arm ruster, CfT Tornp, S.iBfadley 3rd Row: Coach Black, T. Arensmeyer, D. Gilligan, M. Millward, B Kraft, M. Fassett, C. Lighthizer, Coach Gregg Dual meets 1-2 Conrad Triangular Boys 1st, Girls 2nd Havre Inv. Boys 2nd. Girls 4th Lewistown Inv. Unfinished Divisional Boys 2nd. Girls 2nd Individual Champions: Boys Doubles: B. Kraft D. Gilligan 2nd Boys singles: C. Lighthizer 2nd Girls singles K Hill 3rd girls doubles: L Collins C. Torno 4th Girls Doubles: M. Munoz M. Salois Best Doubles team - ixBoys-Kraft Gilligan Girls- Collins Torno Best Singles team: Boys- Lighthizer Girls-Hill Michael 1 First Row: B. Anton, B. Miller, R. Losing, T. Chapman, M. Bender Second Row: Coach Burton, R. Reagan, Meznarich, S. Row, K. Sherwin, S. Price Third Row: Coach Meuchel, K. Burton, D. Cebulla, E. Morgan, Christenot, Coach Kowalski 1983 TRACK MEET RESULTS Dual with Conrad - 1st Cut eank Invitational - 1st Triangular at Columbia Falls - 1st Columbia Falls Booster Inv. - 3rd Simms Invitational - 2nd Dual with Chester - 1st Choteau Acantha - 1st District Meet at Cut Bank - 2nd Divisional Meet at Great Falls - 3rd State at Great Falls - 18th The 400 meter relay team placed 4th at state with a time of 45.0 sec. and was run by Kevin Bur- ton, Rusty Losing, Eric Morgan, and Bobby Miller. The most valuable award was given to Kelly Sherwin for scor- ing 128 points during the sea- son. The most improved award went to Eric Morgan. Cut Bank Girls' track team had a successful year. The Wolf girls were 8-2 in meets, including the district and divisional championships. They were ninth in the state meet. At state, the 4 x 100 meter relay team of Bonnie Henderson, Barb Reagan, Donna Sherrard, and Susan Baldwin were state champs with a time of 51.3 sec. Barb Reagan placed fourth in the 300 m hurdles in a school record time of 47.6 sec.; Nancy Wollan was fourth in the shot at 35'91 ; Kim Ballensky tied for fourth in the high jump at 5', which equalled the school record. School records set or tied this year were Ballensky and Peg Smith at 5' in the high jump; Nancy Wollan at 36'l 2 in the shot; Brandy Baker at 61.4 in the 400 m; Barb Reagan at 47.6 in the 300 m hurdles; Kerri Bjoin at 12:20.14 in the 3200 m. Overall, a very successful and pleasant season! rlsl Basketball landing D I RonJ Ball. n� hv v. ST - ” M.... N KuMaf I Na „an,. «WruM... A.« Coach Small nerf.ng: S. lighthizcr. M Dillon. Coach PauUo S tWi, N. Armbruster :h Paulson Opponent Choteau Cascade Fairfield Simms Conrad Harlem Simms Malta Chester Conrad Chinook Shelby Harlem Fairfield Shelby Chester Malta Chinook Chinook Conrad Score (CB-opp) Dist. Tourney Record 33-56 44-55 Won-2 Lost-18 Tied-0 Honors Cindy Askelson — All Conference Rev. !ereld £belt ith Sharon p FRESHMEN Opponent Score (CB-opp) Sunburst 58-23 Sunburst 39-22 Browning 46-42 Browning 47-15 Chinook 20-54 JV Opponent Score (CB-opp) Browning 27-35 Conrad 51-26 Harlem 39-31 Shelby 34-24 Simms 32-44 Malta 22-48 Chester 64-34 Conrad 51-40 Chinook 21-71 Shelby 35-28 Fairfield 54-41 Shelby 30-38 Chester 51-28 Malta 36-57 Chinook 38-58 Record: Won-4 Lost-1 Tied-0 Record: Won-8 Lost-7 Tied-0 X-Cmmtry im 9■ 6 1 ■ m Lu I � m cmftw. i 79 IP f r.ui mm B1 7 Tearm.: Kneeling left to right: j. Weber A. Withes. K. Bjoin: S kimmet T kowdermilk, W. Jensen, B. Baker. Standing left to rightsB.SalolyA. Holubec, D. bh rP D. Powe . n$, b Strausburg. D. Stevenson. D. Berkram, T. Aun meyer, D Ab nathy, I. IVu.ia, Loach Reynold,. iamr State team: Kneeling left to right: E. Ringberg, A. With- ers, K. Bjoin, B. Baker. Standing left to right: Coach Reynolds, N. Clark, J. Weber, S. Kimmet. mWm -: For the second year Cut Bank s girls cross-country team placed second at the State Championships, hosted by Helena The Wolf girls were paced by junior Kerri Bjoin s fourth place finish in the race Also scoring were Nicole Clark. 16th Brandy Baker 19th; Sue Kimmet. 20th and Amber Withers, 28th Eva Ringberg and Joann Weber were team members also, placing 29th and 30th. The Wolf boys placed 15th at state led by freshmen Brian Salots 27th place. Also competing for Cut Bank were Allen Holubec, 64th, DJ Stevenson. 69th; Darrell Sharp, 100th. Brad Strausberg. 101st; Duffer Powell. 105th; and Todd Arensmeyer. 116th Cut Bank 35 Choteau 14 18 CMR JV 6 40 Simms 0 42 Shelby 6 31 Ft. Benton 7 20 Conrad 0 34 Chinook 7 42 Malta 7 20 Chester 13 22 Frenchtown 28 6-0 League Record 9-1 Overall Record District 5 and Northern Division Champions Neal Bartleson-LB Brad Benson-OT, DT Darin Cebulla-QT, DB Jack Dillon-WR Dennis Gilligan-TE, DE Neil Johnson-OT, LB Bret Kraft-C, P, NG Chris Lighthizer-OT, DT Rusty Losing-RB, DB Mike Millward-G, DE ‘oiible teaming An unseen penalty celebrates a nchtown Varsity Boys' Basketball Second Row. B. Ben Opponent Browning Valier Cascade Erie Rivers Conrad Harlem Simms Malta Chester Conrad Chinook Shelby Harlem Fairfield Chester Shelby Malta Chinook Score (CB-opp) 57- 74 71-50 52-54 60-54 66-84 48- 33 49- 54 60-75 42-49 44-77 48-43 63-66 58- 34 41-65 55-56 69-67 47-61 55-52 District Tourney: Shelby Malta Chinook Chester Divisional Tourney: Fairfield Belt Conrad Record: Won-10 Lost-15 Tied-0 64-63 57-68 62-53 39-72 54-68 68-42 45-73 James Bro Please! Hal ft! J.V. Basketball Frosh Basketball Wrestling Athletic Awards pbun y Aw®ids®ont Row: Amber-Most Im- proved; K pa Most vAft, State njec dist; Sue- Most Inspirational Back Row: Brian-Most Valu- able; D.J.-Most Improved: Duffer-Most Inspira- tional; Sam-Most Valuable Chris-Most Improve And Honors «-RebounJ and Dannj Weaver Jmorial Award for ktbaH| Rusty-East ttfrst Shrine Game and Danny Weaker Memorial Award for Football l KVaVWfil I IP' Organizations | Iglfl Front Row: Mr. Roseleip, adviser; C. Burton, Secretary; A. Maier, President; S. Ebelt, V-President; W. Czech, Treasurer Middle Row: T. Barnes, K. Bjoin, S. Row, M. Millward, S. Losing, K. Perkins, B. Benson, K. Stinger, R. Skierka Back Row: K. Kimmet, D. Peterson, S. Bradley, N. Armbruster, R. Hansen, C. Raemaeker, W. Newbury, R. King, C. Croft Pride Committee ANN - PRESIDENT CINDY - SECRETARY SHARON - V. WALLY - TREASURER PRESIDENT Guest speaker Mr. Mattocks NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BANQUET kwvy: K. Hameline, J. Lackner, L. Dustcrnol M. Baldwin, R. Seewald, D. Dooley J. DeMasi, G. Icenoggle, M. Lukin, 3rd ROW: K Kim] M. Heavyrunner, C Perkins, M. Sammons, T. Anton, T. Stoeger, L. Sonju, P. Wilson, D. Schwenke, S. rhnee, N. Miller, 4th ROW: S. Kimmet, R. Dailey, J. Jensen, S. Moilanen, S. Knapton, L. Torgersoi teyer, E. Christenot, B. Howell, B. Franklin, S. Palmbush, J. Torgerson, H. Heitmann, D. Jacobson, C Choir students excelled again this year at District Festival with three superior ratings. Solos and ensembles sent more entries to State than any other school at Western State. Vocalists of the year were Kris Johnson and Steve Baldwin. Kris Johnson received the National School Choral Award Chris Vitez and Eric Christenot received the Achievement Award. BAND % t w4 V % vs t $ «v � t� � V ' '� I . 1 •• • i 51 ’ x � . 1 7fvfn V - � i 1 '1% X '7 Back row, Left to Right: j. Lackner, J. PecCia, B.j£aloisJMr Cc A. Withers, N. Armbruster, A. McCormick, 1$ Fornffist, K. Vermulm, B. Corcoran, T. Freed, P. Lenoir, K. f belt, K. Hill, Right: K. Stinger, K. Perkins, K. Johnson, K. 0rr, R. Garrow, Jensen, R. Dailey, K. Kaleva, J. LaSorte, R. Black. Front tow, L G. Roush, A. Maier.- — I D. Peterfcttrfr Gnmm, CfShpck, 71 Marriage ejt to Right: D Arfflfcusjer, C. Bu « ♦ I tihi ititw ■7 V JWjW II I II 1 II i I I ) I, I II M Brass Section i i 40 Livewire io. M rs. Myhre Our photographer Annual m COMPUTER CLUB Computer Club, this year, participated in two contests: The U of M Computer Faire The American Computer Science League Contest Members attending the U of M Faire were Dan Springs, Mike Millward. Cindy Askelson, Butch Anton, Darrell Sharp, Kar- in Sharp, Chris Lighthizer, Sharon Ebelt, Eric Anderson, and Libby Barnes. Darin Sharp, Butch Anton, and Darrell Sharp received second place for their prepared program — Report Card Writer. Butch Anton, Cindy Askelson, and Darin Sharp received second place in the timed programming section. Those participating in the ACSL Contest were Dan Springs, Cindy Askelson, Butch Anton, Milette Salois, and Libby Barnes. The team was invited to the national contest in Long Island, New York. They received this honor by earning the top spot in their division. Individually, Butch Anton tied with three other contestants in the nation for top honors. With outstanding scores exhibited by all team members, ev- eryone is eligible to compete in the All-Star Individual Con- test. SPEECH - DRAMA TEAM The speech and drama team began their competitive season in November, 1983. Butch Anton and Dan Springs competed in impromptu. Jeannie Grimm and Kathy Lindberg were in original oratory. The drama team consisted of Brian Novak and Paul Miller in humorous duo, Kim Ebelt and Micaela Green in serious duo. Also, Molly Hayes and Eva Ringberg were able to compete in one tournament in humorous duo and pantomime, respectively. Overall the speech and drama team had a very successful first year. The number of partici- pants was small but the quality was great. Individually, out- standing performances were given by Brian Novak and Paul Miller. Butch Anton was excellent in every tournament. 106 nsom, SaqdCGreen won a bronze medal in the fabricates event. Missoula FHA State Leadership Conference at U of M standing-B. Anton, E. Ringberg, Mrs. Duncan, Adviser; R. Skierka, A. Maier sitting-L. Collins, C. Croft, B. Lowdermilk, S. Sonju P. Botzet, B. Ldmi on pPpush, K. pAfckelson [ . Greene, L t, U CoTlfns, K. Hill. Sfer ltey, F 5 1? R. Mellies, M! Arntbruster, K uckli U . RfrUuJ 5tk-Uow- I, C Rfcrkins, LrArensPlyerj D r Ahf) . . k � Pres M eas Row l-t □ 4th Row- K. El lllflin C St hork K. Kaieva, M. Dillon, C. Torno Toraerson- 5 MniUnen M. l.u ornfeist, M. Munoz, T. Marriage, J Ad van Ad Phot£L- pFVMus V1CA rnoto C3mp|etition, ! -5th, Print (Junketit A ) ]A. CainJ4t)‘ Photo Competition, 3rd prace- Competition), J. Dillon (5th place-State V1CA Photo Competition, 2nd place-State VICA Print Competi- _____________________________________________________ tate VICA fate VICA ICA Print PHOT VICA 1st Row: R. Schwenke, R. Hansen, A. Guse, Treas.; R. Vermulm, D. Winkowitsch. 2nd Row: L. Moore, M. Wood, K. McGuigan, Reporter; S. Fauque, V-Pres.; M. Millward, Pres.; B. Boutin, Sec. 3rd Row: K. Coxe, P. Crockford, D. Berkram, P. Losing, T. Johnson, T. Harmon, Not pictured: S. Simon, Parliamentarian. VICA had an active and productive year, culminating at the Montana State Skill Olympics held on the campus of Northern Montana College in April. Twenty-two members made the trip which resulted in four of the local members gaining eligibility to compete in the National Skill Olympics in Lousville, Ky. Qualifying for Nationals were Thane Johnson in Prepared Speech, Robbie Hansen in Job Interview, Todd Harmon in Cabinetmaking, and Brad Strausburg in Commercial Photography. In addition to the fine showing in the competitive skill contests, the Cut Bank chapter also succeeded in having three of the six State Officers for Montana VICA elected from their own ranks. Serving next year will be Thane Johnson as State Vice- President, Robbie Hansen as Parliamentarian and Steve Losing as State Reporter. 110 Advertisements Glacier Electric Cooperative, Inc. 112 Wood's Redi Mix Congratulations to the Seniors of 1984 from Bruce and Penny and Everyone Printing Wedding and Social Stationery Rubber Stamps 873-2201 Box 478-21 West Main Congratulations, Class of ’83! Glacier Motor, Inc. Congratulations to the Seniors 1984 from Ron and Linda Dempsey and Everyone at Glazier Motors, Inc. 113 Congratulations, Class of '84! Lee Knickel Ins. Agency Inc. (Agent) Ranck Oil Inc. Congratulations, Class of '84 114 Good Luck, Seniors! Congratulations, Seniors! Efia Hamilton Misfeldt Company Certified Public Accountants Congratulations, Seniors FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Cut Bank Member FDIC Good Luck, SENIORS Genuine Black Hills Gold 14K Gold Earrings Chains Phone 873-4021 18 West Main Cut Bank, Montana DRUG MART The REXALL STORE Northern Village Shopping Center 873-5361 BEST WISHES, SENIORS Robert J. Raemaeker ROBERT J. RAEMAEKER Insurance Planning For: 406-873-2218 24 West Main Cut Bank, Montana 59427 116 Boyle Accounting Congratulations to the Seniors from Gene Susan Boyle Better Buys at Buttreys Congratulations, Seniors! Glacier Glass M.T. Lorash Glass cut to fit Glass installation vans, cars pickups, homes Mobile service Phone 873-5232 N. Central Ave. Congratulations, Seniors! 117 Larson's Men's Wear Larry's IGA Your Tiger Discounter Bank the fashion place for men letter jackets prom suit rentals Open 24 hours I As your life changes, our life changes In a world that is always changing it's nice to have some friends who care. Folks that you can al- ways depend on to be fast and fair. As your Farmers' Agent I am 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 Congratulations! Congratulations, Seniors! _ FARMERS _ v k INSURANCE jkr f mhl iwrnmr . 118 Jerry Noble Tires 119 Max's Testing In Cut Bank and Glendive 873-4902 365-2740 Max, Marge, and the Crew Congratulate the class of 84! 120 goods and hardware needs. Congratulations to the class of '84! Congratulations, Seniors! 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 121 Dodd's Wholesalers ExXQEtRiFfCKiuctS 122 Wilber P. Werner James C. Nelson Larry D. Epstein Best Wishes to the Graduates! P K Athletics, Inc. Northern Village Mall, Cut Bank, Montana 59427 Phone (406) 873-2491 First Quality 'cuz quality comes first Good Luck, Seniors! Public Drug Where friends meet Norm Anderson Cut Bank Mercantile Bell Motor Company Chevrolet Cadillac Oldsmobile Pontiac Buick Best Wishes, 1984 Good Luck Class of 84! 123 124 Dye, Tavary Judge, Inc. Insurance and Realty Fashion Cleaners Dial 873-2161 We value your friendship Professional Dry Cleaning 209 West Main, Cut Bank, Mont. Marvin Clore, owner 12 South Central Avenue Phone 873-4621 Cut Bank, Montana 59427 Cut Bank Creamery Walt Losing As freshness counts you can count on Meadow Gold J.C. Penney Co. Congratulations, Seniors! Penney's Mgr. Floyd Ray WEAVER EQUIPMENT Cut Bank, Montana — 873-2233 JOHN DEERE NATIONAL Cut Bank Greenhouse MOTOROLA Communications SERVICE 2-way communication systems for sales and service call 873-2984 Congratulations, Seniors from John and Sally Devine Congratulations, Seniors! 126 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Your full service bank We're Growing To Serve You Better. 127 MEMBER F.D.I.C. Delicious homemade ice cream The Milky Way open 9-7 weekdays Closed Sundays Franklin Office and school Supplies at the Western Breeze Congratulations, Class of 1984 Congratulations to the Seniors! Taylor Well Service, Inc. ,;goodness, YES! We prepare any order to go Howards Pizza Congratulations Seniors! open 4 p.m. daily 12 noon Sunday Hot Home Delivery 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. 128 NOBEL PRIZE — The 1983 Nobel Peace Prize was won by Polish labor leader Lech Walesa, who was prevented from leaving Poland to accept the award personally. His wife and son accepted it for him in Oslo, Norway. MONEY MACHINES — Banking continued to change as more and more people began to use automatic tellers to handle their financial transactions. TOP ENTERTAINER — Videos Beat It” and “Say, Say, Say, along with the years 1 LP and movie short Thriller,” confirmed Michael Jackson as '83 s top entertainer. BEIRUT BOMBING — On October 23, the U.S. Marine headquarters at Beirut International Airport was leveled by a truck bomb, killing 218 Marines. SPACE FIRST — Guion S. Bluford. Jr. became the first black in space with his flight I I aboard the Challenger in 1 I September I Rl I I fir: i I sp 9 Iin I I W( I Fa c | | ar RIDE, SALLY, RIDE — The first five-member crew of the space shuttle Challenger included Sally Ride, first woman in space, John M. Fabian, Commander Robert Crippen, Norman Thagard, and Frederick Hauck. ri i i i MEN OF THE YEAR __li t i i MEN OF THE YEAR — President Ronald Reagan and Soviet Leader Yuri Andropov were named Time's Men of the Year. Andropov died in February, after being absent from the public eye for several months. SHAPING UP — Actress Jane Fonda promoted the videotaped version of her popular exercise program. Aerobics and working out became a part of even more Americans’ lives. MOST VALUABLE — Baltimore Orioles catcher Rick Dempsey hugged pitcher Scott McGregor after the Orioles beat the Philadelphia Phillies to win the 1983 World Series. BREAK DANCING — The popularity of break dancing, and a related dance form called popping, grew among those interested in new ways to strut their stuff. BOWIE’S BACK — After a five-year layoff, rock star David Bowie resurfaced with tours in Europe and the US two films, an album, and video. KOREAN FLIGHT 007 — A Korean jumbo passenger jet was shot down by the Soviets after it strayed into Soviet airspace. All 269 people aboard were killed.