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Cut Bank Building Service Starstruck S^a^H : STAiXSTftXJCK 2003-200*1 Cut Bank High School 300 First Street SE Cut Bank, MT 59427 (406) 873-5629 enrollment: 310 +: Volume 70 4r Jess, Amber, Brittany, and Aubree smile between Spanish songs. Above: Trisha, Justine, and Naomj strike a pose. Marcia, Justin Fitz. Josh. David, and Nacoie nger in the library one last time before their next stop: the real world. Good Luck! Rival gangs or hippie wannabes? The vote Andrea Hillestead is yet another trendsetter is still out on Nick Anderson and Brandon in our school; We're not sure this is a look Bickford. They are trendsetters, for sure- for everyone, though. Quite unique. 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Nacoie, David, Josh, Justin, Fitz, and Marcia show us the studious Katelin, Zane, josh, and Brittany lead us in a cheer for the graduating side that got them through class. class of 2004. Congrats! i1 1 i Kodi Baughman and Melanie Van Steeland take a moment from their Did Chad carry Katelin ALL through high school? This class has busy lives for another picture. always supported one another... 12 A (AjALK TO I^EMEMfcEft. Traci Miller, Kasey Dosch, and Aubree Altenburg share a smile before the ceremony begins. Best of luck to you, ladies! Josh Pyette, Katelin Loring, Zane Whyte, Brittany Bird, and Ashley LaTray are ready to celebrate! Bring the diplomas! aBi ' '^H lar* Jfl aVa^P aW -rH B BBaUP tBaY^W 1 • See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil... don't hang out 1 mm S^Si •— 1-1 with these three! Jokes! n ^mwm m\ 1 1 Shellisa Peterson and Kate B ^.^B^ B J^""** ^ B Luedtke show us their best before the big graduation walk. The Top 10 includes: Judd, Zach, Joseph. Angela, Tasha, Lacey, Melanie, Kasey, Sarah, and Katelin. Congratulations on such an honor! 13 David Erickson, Zach Olson, and Brandon Bickford pose to be Dengel's Angels. Herbie Fitzgerald, Beckie McCauley, and Fred Pambrun wine & dine in Mrs. Siebrecht's Kitchen Lab. Aaron Grimm puts on his sunglasses to compete for the Sexiest Man Alive contest. Jake Armstrong shows off his madness while Andrea Hillestad thinks getting her head stapled is quite amusing. Marcia Lennick and Janette Morsette Give each other high fives for showing Up to school! Good job gals! 14 Jaime Gossard watches in disbelief while Alyssa Bartosh gives her an in- depth look at her life experiences. Shea Malchow, Jesse Soto, and Kate Luedtke smile for the camera while Justin Suta (USA coat) and Stephanie Shanks try to hide themselves. GOTCHA!! •i Traci Miller gets caught opening her locker during class. Hey Traci, where's your hall pass??? Kody Krapf and Amber Aikins give us a big smile while trying to conquer Minesweeper on Mrs. O's computer. Tad Kimmet is seen here in his usual gang-attire. Wait.. .Tad's not in a gang. What's going on? 15 15 Pat Coryell rallies his troops during District Tourneys! Check out the attent­ ion these gals give coach Coryell! Janelle Gage gathers Austin Anderson jams out Daniel Laasch gives us a herself O Shelbyville on the drums of destruction. big smile! Psycho Dan!! for District tourneys. 16 Competitive athletics are just one part of the high school experience, and students at CBHS are proud of their athletic successes. Whether in the gym, at the field, or out at the sports complex, our students put in many hours on the hardwood, turf, track, and in weight room. Our dedicated fans bring their own brand of spirit to our competitions. Our fall sports enjoyed play-off opportunities, District Volleyball tourney, and third and sixth places finishes in boys and girls XC, respec­ tively. Winter brought us a second place State finish for the grapplers, fourth at State in Boys basketball, and a fourth place Divisional finish for the girls. We look forward to what spring will bring for our track and field, softball, tennis, and track participants. 17 AT THE MOVIES Homecoming 2003 was another memorable homecoming. This year's theme was "At the Movies." The seniors chose the movie "Rockie", the juniors chose "Jaws", the sophomores chose "Wizard of Oz", and the freshman chose 'The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly." Every year we battle with the weather, especially the wind. This year mother nature decided to rain. Thankfully, all the float sites were indoors. The main events of homecoming-- powderpuff football, macho volleyball,and the barbeque- were moved into the school. Because of the lighting in the gym, we were unable to get clear pictures of the games. In powderpuff football the sophomores beat the seniors and the junior girls beat the freshmen. In macho volleyball the seniors barely beat the sophomores and the juniors again beat the freshmen. Then there was the homecoming royalty. The freshman class nominated Kasey Dosch and Justin Fitzpatrick. The sophomore class nominated Traci Miller and Danny Parrent. The junior class nominated Marcia Lennick and Brandon Hallenberg. The senior class proudly nominated Kate Luedtke and Josh Pyette. The race for the crowns was very close. Marcia was crowned queen and Justin was crowned king. The parade went smoothly. The class of 2004 finally won the contest of the best float. The pep assembly after the parade was also held in the high school gym where the members of the football, volleyball, and cross-country teams were announced. Marcia and Justin crowned king and queen during the pep assembly. Marcia and Traci and Brandon Danny were were nominated nominated by the by the juniors. sophcrnores. Kasey and Justin on the way to the parade. Kate and Josh on the senior float because they They were the freshman nominations. were nominated by the senior class. 18 Angela Bohelski in the Junior Miss The volleyball girls on their Aaron, Crystal, Andrea, Jesse, float. float in the parade. Great James, and Erich enjoy the Football players show off in the bandanas! Homecoming lunch in the gym. parade before the big game against Choteau. The lone pirate from the Club's Above the CBHS band is preparing The Junior class float in the to march in the parade. float. making. Below Miss Dengel tells the The cheerleaders prepare to march These XC runners look a little freshmen what to do with their in the parade. chilly! wooden board. 19 V/ARSITV G>(_(J£S Josh Pyette lays a wicked hit on the They've come a long way! We appreciate Choteau quarterback on our home field. the hard work these nine seniors have put One of nine seniors, this linebacker made in over the last four years. his mark. Brandon Hallenberg puts a block on an Eagle defender. The Wolves defeated Fair field 23-0 that night. Danny Larson sprints through the line to score while Jake Armstrong looks for some­ one to hit. 20 \JACLSiry &LUGS ^j w .. The very hard to see Cut Bank Wolf football player sacks a Choteau Wade Jacobsen is making an attempt to block a Scotty while Danny running back. Larson tries to run the ball. The ever victorious Cut Bank Wolves celebrate their victory over the Glasgow Scotties in tournament play. The score was our 9 to their 7!! 21 TUG PAST AND TWE PURIOU The whole cross country team has practiced hard starting in August to prepare for the state meet in Missoula. Andrew Gilham captured third palce in the state meet to help the boys team capture the third place trophy. Also com­ peting for the boys team are Seniors: Zane Whyte. Jeremiah Johnson, and Justin Fitz­ patrick. Three Freshman were also on the state team: Ben Jacobsen, Steven Blair, and Byron Meeks. The girls' team was relatively young this year as Gabby Guse was the only Senior for the team. The girls had a disappointing sixth place team finish at this year's state race in Missoula. The other teammates for the girls team are: Juniors Trisha Bauer, Mary Blair, and Amanda Babcock; Sophomore Chelsey Johnson; and Freshmen Courtney Gilbert and Delia Tromblee. Congratulations to both cross country teams on your accomplishments throughout the season! Freshman Steven Blair charges up the hill as a first time state competitor. Junior Andrew Gilham had an impres­ sive finish at the state meet.
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