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

Page 21 text:

BERNARD HIES Iutii hit position At center on th football fitld to Oita Atkin. HARRTiTP mss villi her Job at sheepherder to Gladyt Ward. Tou ahould be grateful for thit position, Gladys, at it it topi for tocial lift. MARCH LEE MIMS' antfauiiaitic work in geology go it to Clarence Rowley. To the date of 1964 goes BETSY HAT RADISH'S abili- ty to thoot epit-vadt. JOSEPH PADDEV boilertt that Barbara Oundlach thould here hit tente of humor. It it the with of ELEANOR PETERSON that Vanda Waterland become tole owner of her ambition. Donna Kingsley it now proud holder of RAMOKA PRICE'S notee from all thote boy friendt. Don't tear then up, they come in handy for blackmailing people. DOH PULSE tayt he hain't much to leave except hit array of mueclet and thoee he leant to Hazel Summer . To Donald Bogge goet EL1AH0R RILLEI'S hope to be a schoolteacher. DICE ROLFSON, unwillingly gives hie yellow eyet to Hacel Summers. EUGENI SCHULTZ glree hit Saturday night fun to Lyltne Hubbard. Don't abutt it. Inline, becaute he might want it back. JENNIE SENHUD wills her ability to vrlte poetry to Mary Alye ftiret. Maybe Mary Alye can get tome of it published in the BROADCASTER. Kenny Pulse, in accordance with the wishes of BRUCE S HELD IN, now hat a lore for and interest In American History, World History, and American Government. To all thoee bashful frishmtn boys, BERNICE STRAIT wills her book, LATEST DANCE STEPS. ILDEN STRAND gives hit basketball playing ability to the Vlbanx Longhorns of 1947. HAROLD STUART sadly gives hie beautiful, branded car to Norman Mnlaquitt. May Norman alto Inherit the girl friendt which go with it. To Shirley Vaughn, VINCENT TAILOR ltavet hit brand- new pair of Levis. Don't wash them in too hot water. BILLIE TIEDEKANN gives hie love for the Strawberry Blonde to Boyne Gundlach. The will of JAMES VAUGHN says that Marlena Tigg have hit ability of piano playing. You bettar take advantage of thit, Marlene, at many people have become famous by Just knowing how to play thi piano. FATE ward ltavet htr pink rimmed space to Phylllt Lambert. The best way to eee out of these is to keep them clean. TOM VATE8LAND, regratfully, laavet behind all hit old nicknames to Jo Ann Kennedy. According to the wishes of NARY ELLEN WOODWARD, David Grott it now owner of bar story-writing ability.

Page 20 text:

SENIOR Will We, the Senior Clnee of 1947 of Carter county high school, being thie day in a very generone mood, do giro and bequeath what we consider our moat valuable possessions to the underolaasaen whoa we feel are in need of them. Vs hope and trust that they will duly appreciate our useful gifts and receive as much happi- ness and suocess from thea as we have To the members of the faculty, we leave our grati- tude and appreciation for the patience they have shown during our four years' struggle for wisdom and know- ledge. We will to the class of '48, our unshown temper that we have always controlled when we were disgusted with the lower classmen. To the well-behaved sophomores, we leave our handy library of books entitled, Best Ways to lool the Teachers • To the freshmen, our good friends, we will all the privileges and rights or a senior providing they do not overuse them. We give to the freshmen clast of next year all those little articles ws found so handy to have in school—spit-wads, rubber bands, Russian peanuts, and thumb tacks The small individual bequeaths ars as follows: To Loyd Tovnstnd, TLOTE BAILS! gives his live on ths High Seas JUKI BULGE says she would like to have Carlyle Badgett have her eyelashes. Be careful, Carlyle, don't get them oanght in a door. YERRfiTTE CLEVELAND leaves her ability to type to Patey Moyer and Peggy Meade. They can take advantage of this when they want to write notes. But beware, girle, teachers can read typewritten notes, too. To Marlle LaBree goes BOB COOPER'S bashfulness. MABEL CUHKIHGEAM sadly gives hor secret on how to get along with the teachers to the freshmen clase of next year. BEATRICE ELMOHI leaves her quiet and graceful ways to Wllla Hlee CO LUXE ELMORE'S blond loeke go to Loyd Davis. Don't try to darken then, Loyd. Ronald Pnrdum is now sols owner of DOROTHY OUTER'S place on the honor roll. OWES HEDGES, with a elgh of relief, kindly wills his love for English to Larry Cleveland and Dick Dague. Don't fight over thie honor, boye. ROSI MARIS ERXITXL leaves her position as feature editor on the BROADCASTER to Willard Padden. Laughing G2£B1A LUDWICX donates her sunny disposi- tion to Earl Xreitsl. ABXlTKA MCCAMISH requests that her Joke-book be left te Paul Roby. She thinks she night know some Jokes that Paul hasn't heard. Phyllis and Selma Taylor can have ICHZ MFADI'S book on slatorly love.

Page 22 text:

Tbit underground world it certainly different fron the regular United State». Why, here 1» a aan washing dlahee three tlaee a day for hie wife. I nerer dreamed I'd erer tee anything eo astonishing a» that— eren in the underground. My, ay, eren a museum in this strange place. Sow, this really should he Interesting. There are the hones of the earth race-horse» Sea Biscuit. JLnd here's Adolph Hitler's skull right heslde Franklin Roosevelt's. I wonder which one of thea would he flattered. This is really a hig hook. That's a funny naae it has, Ancient Historians of the United States. That class of 1947 should he in here because 1 know they all studied history. Let's see. Tes, here they are. Floyd Bailey starts the list. 1 r«neater when he was class president. It says hers he's president of the Oriental Rug Wearing Artiste, faaous the world under. And who le that young lady with the beautiful smile? It's June Beach, a model for Sears, Roebuck and Company. I knew Ternette Cleveland would try eomethlng like this. She is down in the Jungles of Brasil teaching the head-hunters how to type stencils for their paper, MEET MI TODAY AMD TOMORROW YOU'LL Dll. Say, he is familiar-looking. How could I forgot. That's Boh Coopsr, ths famous hronc buster. He won top honors mt the annual Chalk Buttes rodeo this year. Who is this busy little person? It's Mabel Cunningham writing for ths (food Housekeeping Magazine. For each publication of thie magssin she writes a etory called The Downfall of the Bride's Cooking. We find Shirley Dague living peacefully as a housewife. In her spare time the works as a chemist. She is now experimenting on the idee of unbreakable pencil leads Ths Umore cousins, Colleen and Beatrice, ere hold- ing high positions. They are listed as ths best tlght-rope walkers ever employed by the Barnum Bros, Circus. This neat-looking business woman is Dorothy Guyer. She is very busy trying to do away with the slums of the city of Bcalaka. Her newest method for clearing them le with dynamite, atomic bombs and the firs hose. And here Is none other than Skeet Hedges. He was always haring girl troubles so he decided to live a life where there are no girls. He now owns a model school in Palm Springs, Florida. Ross Ereltsl hasn't dons so badly. She spends more time on the small Island of Ithkaboo in ths Arctic Ocean teaching the seels how to writs Pig Latin in shorthand. As we visit ths faraway country where Mount Rvereet is located,we find Gloria Ludwick busy studying ways to develop the odd plants that grow there. She le trying to find a growth that will make the feeble- minded sane again. And 'way over at the Finger Buttes near Albion, Montana, we find Areatha McCamish. She believes she'» as good as her ancestor! so aha dressed as a prospec- ter and la hunting for gold in them thar hills. In her younger days, lone Meade was always noted for her longing to swim. She is now employed in ths Yellowstone Park where the dives each day in the gey- sers to take their temperatures. Bernard Nies, who became to rich from counting hairs on a dog's hack, has now retired. In his spare moments, he teaches boa constrictors how to tie them- selves into square knots. 'Way up north in Alaska we find Harriet Nies. She is teaching the little Isklmoe how to wash their skin with Ivory Snow and have a purs white complexion. Down at the Strait of Hajellan we find Marcie Lee Rime and she le still counting, too—Just as she used to do in Journali em. Only now she counts ths number of fish that daily swim DacJcwards through the Strait.