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

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UthIf CQA 55 CO1 094% » Eugene Bickerdyke, Allen Teigen, Russell Longabach, Lyle Woolhiser, . J.ck.Carter, Robert Kalstrom, Jimmie McCums.oy, Glenn Woolhiser, Donald Schultz, John Ward, Delbert Meyers Bob Ludwick, Thelma Bandy, Donna Bradshaw, Edward Heckathom, Dorothy Ludwick, Lois Lambert, Olive . Odell, Kenneth Schultz, Carsten Loken, Dick Clev- eland, William Kennedy, Sandy Speelmon Vanette Craig, Betty Jo Gundlach, Gladys Thompson Pearl Cline, Ruth Albert, Mary Anderson, Velma. Heckathom, Catherine Hockathorn, Kellie Brantley Irene Owens Mr. Greer (sponsor), Jeanne Niras, Dorothy McCord Max Loehding, Byron Yates, Laura Mae Shelden, Pat Webster, Frances Bruffert, Ilene Wilson, Beverly Heckathom Donald Collins, Roger Kies, Pat Cleveland, Marvin Pulse, Chester Coons Not in oicture: Olive Woolston 15

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THE CLASS OF 1942 Byron Yates Max Loehding Laura Mae Shelden Patrick Webster William C. Greer » ' ■ President Vice Procident Secretary Tropeurer Sponsor School opened with fifty-six freshmen. The pu- pils who have dropped since are Sidney Brower, Audrey Hamilton, Lloyd Stewart, and Richard Trau- bert. Those who have transferred are Emma Odell, to Camp Crook, Nancy Symms to Kalispell, Lorraine Hahnkamp to Broadus, and Marvin Pulse to the CCCk Olive Ovem was married during the year to Melvin Odell. Sidney Brower wasrianiribd to Daisy Cline. The freshmen gave the sophomores a return party September 19. They also served lunch to the Ollie basketball team. 1 Two freshmen received letters for basketball: Ruth Albert and Carsten Loken. The class placed third in the inter-class track meet. Mr. Rowley directed the class stunt, The Hobo , and it won first prize in the Skit Night contest. Ruth Albert and Mary Anderson have been on the honor roll all year, Ruth leading it on two occas- ions with a straight A average. Velma Hecksthorn was a candidate for All-school Queen. She v as second in the voting. The last activity for the year was the painting of the C on the hill, under the direction of the sophomores. 14

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iept C mb lP 5 New building is christened . 6 School starts with an enrollment of 160. 10. Miss Evensen.. jo ins '.faculty. 12 First assembly is held in the gymnasium. Class officers are chosen. 14 Freshmen are initiated. 23 Sophomores return the party. 30 We play football with Wibaux here. 13 Pictures are taken by Billings photographer. 15 Jrr ior class gives a play and party, 21 Dental clinic dance draws a crowd. 24 Seniors select rings and announcements. 27 28 , 29 The teachers meet in Billings. Robert Scruggs plays the violin in the - 29 4-H Achievement Hay is held in the gymnasium. 31 School has visitors from Scotland and New Zealand. They admire the museum. 2 Dramatics class gives Here Comes Charlie . 4 C Club has a party. 7 Inter-class basketball tournament begins. 19 Stunt night is a success. 22 First basketball game is with Camp Crook. 3 'Tirst assembly program includes a debate. 24 Thanksgiving vacation starts. 25 Betty Marty goes to Chicago as 4-H delegate. 13, 14, 15 Intelligence tests are taken by all. 17 Juniors present Adventures of Tom Sawyer . 22 There is a Christmas program; vacation starts. All-State Orchestra 16