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

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Carter 26 — Broadus 8 a f 4 First victim of the Bulldogs attack was the powerful and favored Powder River team. In the first half Kennedy made a touchdown for the Bulldogs only to have Broadus come hack and net themselves a touchdown and a try for point leaving score at the half 8-6. The second half the Bulldogs took to the air and raised the score to 26-8. Carter 58 — Broadus 8 The next game of the season was a return game with Broadus on the home field. Starting slow and cautiously Carter manager, to keep a touch- down ahead of Broadus the first half. The second half Carter opened up and turned loose the hall carriers for a touchdown every two minutes and ended the game 58-8 in their favor. Carter 0 — Terry 46 Teh Bulldogs met the only defeat of the season when they journeyed to Terry. The Terriers proved to he a fast hard-hitting hall cluh. Hold- ing their own the first quarter, Carter18 defense slackened as the game progressed, Terry scoring mostly on pass plays ran the score to 47-0 in their favor. Carter 26 — Wihaux 13 Before a large crowd of Homecoming fans the Bulldogs won a hard fought game over Wihaux hy a score of 26-13, The game was a battle with neither team giving up an inch of unfought yardage. This was the last game of the season and the last for six of the seniors.

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Hurst. Second row—L. Brower, R. Catron, J. Woodward, Harry Fowler, S. Guyer, D. Horton, E. Rose, M. Hickey, G. Webster, F. Bague. Third row—Mr. Richter, H. Pulse, J. Dokken, N. Speelmon, D. Boggs, E. Peabody, T. Elmore, R. Lee, M. Kingsley, B. Askins, L. Fowler, M. Kreitel. Fourth row—J. Timmesch, Viola Strand, F. Welch, P. Mulkey, D. Brantley, P. Penn, H. Donald, B. Chamberlain, M. Cridland, E. Arnold. Front row—F. Gross, D. Dague, Shirley Sjoblom, • L. McCord, C. Guyer, Johnnie McCumsey, Jr. Dutiful servility characterizes these youngsters who are picked to do the work the other classes no longer have the inclination to do. The processing begins when the freshmen are duly initiated by the sophs during the first week of school. Next they are called upon to gather wood, build fires, guard fires, and finally in the spring to paint the C. All these duties imbue the froohios with a deop spirit of tradition. In the class room we see the kiddies, sitting straight and quiet, each holding a wormy green apple for the teacher. But have patience—they'll soon learn. Usually they have a terrific amount of trouble keeping a pace behind the sophomores, but this year's class has both scholarship and athletes. They would like to believe they are the best class in school. Robert Townsend was delegated to lead his class through the chaos of the freshman year. Nadine Speelmon was vice president and Arlene Ludwick,secretary and treasurer.

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Back row—Mr. Greer, Russell Longabach, Glenn Woolhiser, John Butcher, Ross Keith, Bob Ludwick, Hugh Armstrong, Jerome Bmswiler, Mr, Richter. Middle Row—Newman Hall, Donald Colling, Rex Catron, Eugene Bickerdyke, Billy Kennedy, Charles Volin, Robert Townsend Front Row—Bobbie Beuskens, Homer Pulse, Edwin Carter, LaVerne McCord, Johnnie McCumsey FIRST SQUAD Hugh Armstrong, Charles Volin, Jerome Emswiler, Ross Keith, Bob Ludwick, Billy Kennedy