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

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TTD-II]: 0:;lA SS 017 0939 Arline Costlow, Eugene Loehding, Edwin Loken, Frank Bailey, Jay Stanley, Marvin Douglas, Lester Bech- tel, Hope Bailey Jennie Lou Fowler, Arthur McKnight, Robert Scruggs, Hulen Frye, Maxine Powell, Anna Lee Cleveland, Dorothy McKnight Miss Peterson, Ruth Johnson, Ronald Dinstel, Gentry Bush, Bernice Butler, James Nies, Glenn Brewster. Marie C. Peterson is sponsor for the Class of 1939. 5

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I ■ I MR. WILLIAM Principal Algebra Geometry Bookkeeoing C. ROWLEY Bachelor of Science University of Montana Missoula, Montana Joined faculty, 1933 MRS. JESSICA J. HUNT Bachelor of Arts Indiana State Teachers College Terre Haute, Indiana Joined faculty, 1925 Biology World History Social Science Latin I and II Montana (one-half year) Psychology (one-half year) Sponsor, Junior and Senior Plays MR. WILLIAM C. GKE2R Physics General Science Junior Business Boys Athletic Coach Bachelor of Science Montana State College Bozeman, Montana Joined faculty, 1934 MISS MARIE C. PETERSON Journalism , Bachelor of Science Library Manager University of Minnesota English I, III, IV Minneapolis, Minnesota Girls AthELetic Coach Joined faculty, 1936 MRS. BEULAH V. ADAMS Bachelor of Arts Orchestra Wilmington College Glee Club Wilmington, Ohio Dramatics Joined faculty, 1937 American Hi story Commercial Geography (one- half year) Fundamentals of Music (one-half year) MISS MARION C. EVENSEN Shorthand English II Typing I and II Bachelor of Arts St. Olaf College Northfield, Minnesota Joined faculty, 1938 4

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THE CLASS OP 1939 Edwin Loken Helen Frye Vice President President Dorothy McKnight Jennie Ixm Fowler Marie C, Peterson Secretary Treasurer Sponsor School opened with twenty seniors. None have dropped and the class gained Jay Stanley at the beginning of the second semester. The class held a meeting September 21 to decide whether they preferred to get sweaters or rings. Rings were favored and a salesman summoned.. Rings of sterling silver with inlaid pearl were chosen. The class colors are lemon and orchid, and the class flower is the yellow rose. The motto Suc- cess crowns patient effort” is on the announcement, The Adorable Age was given with a cast of nine as the class play on March 25. Maxine Powell was candidate for All-school Queen. Helen Frye, Maxine Powell, Edwin Loken, Robert Scruggs, and James Nies won basketball letters; James Nies and Marvin Douglas had football letters; James Nies, Arthur McKnight and Marvin Douglas are on the track team; Eddie Loken was table tennis champion of the school. Anna Lee Cleveland is valedictorian and Dorothy McKnight, salutatorian. Others ranking high are Helen Frye, Maxine Powell, and Arthur McKnight. Forty-eight per cent of the seniors were honor roll students at some time during the year. The class decided to go to Fighting Butte for sneak day and Ekalaka Park for senior breakfast. 6