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

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Applied amMtion is seldom witnessed among the sophomores— certainly it is not a characteristic. A nonchalent attitude is carried over from the frosh year. The apples on the teacher’s desk, however, are redder, more pol- ished, and chosen with more care—proof that the youthful mind is maturing Traditionally, a soph's head is supposed to he quite empty except for swe?.led pride, and wise notions. The class of '43 showed some exceptions—they gave the frosh the usual initia- tion and party, instructed the frosh on how to paint the C, and took their turn at serving the basketball squad. Ho athletic stars cane from their ranks, yet they are sure that they are the best class in school. Guiding the class were Ross Yates as president and Charlotte Cunningham as vice president. Zoe Dague kept the records, and Anabel Whitney, who transferred from Belle Fourche, the nickels. Back row—R. Yates, E. Gr.r iner, L. Kali, Lasater L.. Butler, S. Butler, L. Gundlach, E. Carter. Second row--Mr. Main, G. Gundlach, K. Kennedy, C. Cunningham, I, Parks: Z. Dague, L. Speelmon, J. Donald, E. Dinstel. Third row—B. Ralston, V. McVicker, G. Welch, L. Kennedy, F. Pyles, A Whitney, A. Peabody, M. Dillon, W. Walters. Front row—J. Wells, G. Kirkwood, E. Carter, K. LaBreck, J. Senrud, J Marty.