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

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n 11 r i p T n n t i r h I) ll i 1 Si k (11 1 The County Board of Education meets regularly the first Tuesday after the first Monday of every month. It is one of thone hard working, seldom seen committees; their biggest worry is a balanced budget. Multiple duties include paying bills, keeping track of text books used, and buying new ones, hiring instructors, and making all necessary additions needed to run a high school. One of their chief concerns this spring was the landscap - ing of the school lawn. BOARD OF EDUCATION JAMES B. ARMSTRONG, CHAIRMAN FRANCES SCHULTZ, SECRETARY MRS EVA K BUTCHER LEE CASTLEBERRY VERNON SILVIS WALTER GUYER S.J EMSWILER

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WILLIAM C. ROWLEY, B, A, Pr inc ipal, Ma whemat i c s, Kansas State Teachers College, Univ. of Mont,, Univ. of Mo., Univ. oi Mich. I y WILLIAM C. GREER, BeA., Boys' Coach, Science, Montana State College. HOSIE R. MAIN, B. A., M. A., Music, Winona, St .te Teachers College, Hamiino Univ., MacPhail School of Music r BERYL M. SKOQESTAL, B.. L. Girls Coach, Journalism, English, St. Olaf Col- lege. JACQUELINE McCullough, b.a., B. S., Commercial, Lindenwood College N. E. Mo. State Teachers College, Univ. of Chicago, Univ. of Mo. WILLIAM B. RICHTER, B.A. Physical Education,Boys' Coach, Psychology, His- tory, Biology, Univ. of Minn., Univ. of Mont», Dickinson State Teachers College, Minot State Teachers College.

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Hunt m j ror the first time in the history of the school, Carter High gathered all its alumni for a Homecoming. Special pro- grams were arranged for the two days, October 2° and 2o, to make the old grads feel they still belonged; and to show them a good time. The fun began on Tuesday evening with a Kangaroo Court to punish the beardless and ended with a dance and coronation of the Homecoming queen, Dorothy Ludwick, on Wednesday evening. The coronation was an outstanding feature of the victory dance. Queen Dorothy was crov ned by Hugh Armstrong, football captain, in an appropriate ceremony, assisted by her attendants, Freida Yates, Lola Mary Speelmon, Betty Thompson and Margaret Owen. Rose Ann Rowley acted as crown bearer. The Bulldogs downed Wibaux in an exciting game before a large crowd of alumni and friends—and proved their Homecoming slogan of “Wallop Wibaux . Committees which arranged the festivities were as follows: Tickets: Mr. Rowley LaVerne Halmquist Advertising: Miss Skogestad Alice Bazil Music: Mr. Main Mary Anderson Warren Chapman Dance and Coronation: Miss McCullough Pep Rally and 3onfire: y Mr. Richter Marshall She1den Virgil Major Hurray Emerson Lucille Kennedy ITadine Speelmon John McCumsey Football Came: Mr. Greer Robert Beuskens