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

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uohe a:n A 55 ©it 0940 Frances Kittelmann, Jane McVicker, Della Shults, Kenneth Speelmon, Madeline Kirkwood, Nina Beach Mescal Townsend, Virginia Dye, Kathryn Pickens Alice Cridland, June Burch, Ruth Quam, Dorothy Atkinson, Gertrude McKnight, Betty Marty, Ruth Wilson, Virginia Peterson, Callie Mae Stewart, Helen Lovec, Marjorie Dinstel Mrs. Hunt (sponsor), Mildred Macnab, Mary Barbara McLean, James Overn, Phyllis Putnam, Archie Brantley, Alice Connolly Lawrence Askin, George Askin Absent: Marshall Kalstrom, Charles Kittelmann. 11

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THE CLASS OF 1940 James Overn Mary Barbara McLean Mildred Macnab Phyllis Putnam Mrs. Jessica Hunt Vice President President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor The Class of 1940 held its opening meeting on September 7, with thirty-four members present Class officers were elected. The class presented a one-act play, Neighbors , on October 15; and for the amateur program on November 19, the class entered a modern version of Pocahontas and Captain John Smith . The junior girls placed second in the inter- class basketball tournament, and the boys were third. Letter winners for basketball were Phyllis Putnam, Mary Barbara McLean, Mildred Macnab, Ger- trude McKnight, and Archie Brantley. Archie also earned a track letter. . The class play, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer , was given December 17. Nina Beach was the class candidate for the All- school Queen at the Coed Prom. b 9 Alice Connolly, Mildred Macnab, James Overn, June Burch, and Mary Barbara McLean have been on the honor roll every time this year. Of the original thirty-four members, only four dropped out. They v ere Mavis Gundlach, Betty Morrison, Jewel Pyles, and William Rose. The class gave the Prom in honor of the seniors on May 12. The decorations were a garden scene. 10

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THE CLASS OF 1941 Boss Keith Marshall Shelden Alice Bazil Beulah V. Adz-ms President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer Sponsor The Class of 1941 held its first meeting of the year on September 9t with forty-seven members present. They elected their class officers, and made plans to initiate the freshmen. They initi- ated the freshmen 7 ith a program and a dance, Sep- tember 16. The sophomore class gave a backward party on April 14. They served lunch to the Broadus basket- ball team when they played here. The boys won the interclass tournament in basket- ball. Tommy Heggen was second in the table tennis tournament. There were eight sophomore lettennen. On November the 19, the sophomore class, under the direction of Miss Evonsen, presented a short play about an auction sale for the amateur contest. Then in March, the girls presented the play, Mrs. Apple and Her Corps, and the boys presented A Convention of Papas, directed by Mrs. Adams. The members who have been on the honor roll all year are Sybil Sjoblom, LaVeme Malmquist, Jean Malmquist, Margaret Owen, and Wilma Kennedy. The sophomore candidate, Alice Bazil, was elect- ed All-school Queen at the Coed Prom. The pupils who have dropped out of the class are Daisy Cline, William Cline, Marvin Dillon and Har- riet Pierce. Alice Gray transferred to Broadus, and Jac't Munro went to the C. C. C. 12