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

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One of the flret evente of Importance Is again the football Homecoming event. Our elate queen this year was Celia Oven and with the energetic help and electioneering of the claee Celia vae crowned on the night of the Homecoming dance. The eenior claee choee the apple blossom a e their claee flower, and blue and white for their colore. The motto which was appropriately selected it We finish to begin.” The graduation exercises were carried on through student participation. Her. frank Vorkentine of- ficiated at the Baccalaureate service In the gym. We ordered our calling cards and announcements, also had our graduation pictures taken and received them toon after the first of the year. VAHD, AIHA JAJ1. Amlaka, Montana let in her cheeke the hues are bright. Dainty oelors o f red and white OAT Award 4; flower of the Ranch 4; YATES, HaRLAH, BcalaJca, Montana And tired of aimless circling In one place. Steer straight off after something into space.” Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Adoration 3; flower of the Ranch 4; WELCH, CLIUI, fealaka, Montana ”1 ask to know” Spring fever 3; football letter 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Adoration 3; flower of the Ranch 4; f y I

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PmHSOI, TU HI E.L, Bralaka, Montana In aplte of all the learned hare •aid, Z «till my old opinion keep Claaa President 1; Clast Treae- urar 2; Basketball lattar 2,3,4; football 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Oil Award 4; flower of the Ranch 4; V 3TIEG, ROBERTA, kalaka, Montana ■Radiant in gladness, warm with winning guile Spring fever 3; flower of the Ranch 4; OQA Award 3; OAT Award 4; PEEK, ALBERT, Beal aka, Montana ■Tor, if I did good deada, Z know not of them Chorua 1; Band 1; SJOBLOM, MARCEL IKE, Kalaka, Montana She is laughing in her sleeve at you Claaa Tico President 4; Chorua 1, 2,3,4; Cartarattaa 1,2,3,4; Sec- retary 4; BROADCASTER Bus lues s Manager 4; Adoration 3; OGA AWard 3; OAT Award 4; Quill A Scroll 4; flower of the Ranch 4; The proa which wa gave in the spring 1 n honor o f the seniors took much time and effort hut wa came through with rad and white decorations which ware the •anlor elaaa colora. We printed the n aaa of each «amber of the elate in rad crape paper letters on a white background. We choae fern McCanlah for our prom quean with Batty Baa Kingsley and Julia Baa Strain as her attendants. fern, w a presented with a bouquet of roses and Betty Rae and Julia Rae race It ed corsages. In tha spring of thie yaar Leland Oundlach laft ua to Join tha nary. Me ordarad our claaa rings so that we could wear them during our senior year. With this our aenior year our «e«bera hare diminished until thare are only 1? of our original 47, But although our number has decreased, our rim and rigor has increased and we are ready and waiting for anything providence nay bring our way. To help ue through the year w a chose Bill Cooper for president, Karcellne SJoblom, ▼lce-preeldent, Celia Oven, sec- retary and Rod Baewiler, treasur- er. Our former president floyd Bailey Joined the Iavy early in the fall.

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ofe iurr Ughl We, the heap big class of 1946, of Carter county high school of the Tillage of Bcalaka, and the state of Montana, being able to tarry all problems, do hereby proaloe by .the Great White lather that this is ear last heap big irill and heap big testament. To our chief, Professor Vllliaa C. Bowley, who has taught us things that Till help us seen until Te Journey far to ths Happy Hunting Ground, to Till aaay noons of nnooth sailing orer the great Tide sea of happiness and nay the sril spirits flee froa hia as the brown bear flees froa the banter. To the rest of the faculty who gars us wise council and Judgment that helps us plenty nuch, we will many noons of glad hearts so that they Bay Bake tracks to the heap powerful stream of suoeeos. Vs leers nothing to ths Junior class but the ashes of our campfire for they hare too nuch of everything already. Ve leers ths sign of the Great Tbunderbird, bringer of peace and happiness to ths sophonorss. To that green tribe, the freshmen class, we gire our lore of snake root, Indian turnips, wild onions, and horse neat. May they eat these foods In such quantitiss that they nerer hare to make smoko signals for the heap big Medicine Man. Our green warpaint that still rsaains froa our last warpath goes to ths frsshman class of next year. May these papooses look from thsir fathers' wlgwaae to Carter county high school. lach one of our tribe has soae individual offering to give members of ths other tribes. Swift-footed WM Airar wills hie Big Deal” to the Associate Bdltor of next year Dorothy Quyer. BOSS tli-a AIDIHSOI wiUs her ability to talk heap plenty and gire people a line orer the phone to Keith Mrnak. Don't sake any phony calls, Keith. G10RGI BOIKTIKLD, our bravo warrior who has traveled orer many waters and stayed many moons, leaves his discharge button to any formor class president. To Don Pulso, the art oditor of nsxt year's staff goes 1TILT1 CXACESIV'S ability to draw ths teeth of the Great Tbunderbird1. To the class of 1999 goes the remarkable streamlined wit of BILL OOOPUU BKHX1CB i-mn»» wills to Donald Boggs her bright sun-burst brooch. May it bo as bright as the morning star and be the one light in your lifo, Donald. —