Carter County High School - Medicine Rock Yearbook (Ekalaka, MT)

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MEDICINE FOOTBALL Top• Lambert, Wear, Bartlett, Snow, Olsen, L. Wheeler. Newbary. Bottom: Buck, Quam, S. Wheeler, Oliver (Gapt.), Harpster, Hubbard. The football season opened with seven letter men on the field. Under the guidance of Coach Berg we began an incessant grind ot practice. Our goal was not only to win Put to give our opponents a square deal, rive games were played, resulting in two victories and three defeats. Games were played with the following teams: Baker, Terry, Wibaux, Ekalaka Town Team. With only three men leaving the team: Oliver, hope to have as good a team next year. Marshall for 1931. Qua in, and Harpster, we Lambert is Captain Elect □ 1931 □

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MEDICINE ROCK FRESHMEN Top: Hunt (Sponsor), Olson, C. Nims. Third: Ness, Snow, Kennedy, Nelson Second: Wheeler, Kirkwood, Bruffearts, Scruggs, Powell, Schultz. Bottom: E. Nims, Nelson, Gulickson, La veil, Shelden, Oliver, Strain, Figg. Absent: M. Bartlett, M. Renshaw, J. Arpan. Twenty-four Freshmen entered Carter High School this year; this is the largest class in school. In many other ways they have much to be proud of. The Freshman Class gave a return party to the Sophomore Class on Novem- ber 14th. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves and believed that it was the best party that has ever been given at the high school. Two Freshman hoys who made the football team were Richard Olsen, half- back, and Bruce Snow., guard. They were both good players and deserve much credit. Two Freshman girls who make the Honor Roll every six weeks are Morine Renshaw and Hazel Lavell. □- □

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MEDICINE ROCK GIRLS9 BASKETBALL Left to Right: Perso, Beach, Arpan (Captain), Elmore, J. Macnab, Kirkwood, Kortuni, B. Macnab, Martz (Coach). The C. C. H. S. girls advanced in their number of victories this year, their average being fifty per cent. The year 1 31 will be known as one of the most successful in basketball for Carter High, 'the girls had not reached their de- sired goal w’hen the basketball season was forced to an end. Games were played yith: Sentinel Butte, Plevna, Ismay, Mildred, and Brockway. Miss Martz has coached the girls successfully for the last two years. W do not know what is in store for the coming year hut with some of the regulars remaining, it is sure to prove successful, t he Senior girls leaving the team hope that luck will favor the team ol ’32. The Seniors who are leaving are: Dorothy Beach, Y’Vonne Arpan, Betty Macnab, and Mildred Kortum. □ 1931 □