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

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JUNIORS Reading around the J'ai R. Baht, D.Bopgs, 7. Brance, L. Castleberry, 0. Clockein, Bereriy Oundlach, Boyne Oundlach, S. Oundlach, Y. Oundlach, J» Hubbard, L Hubbard» X Kreitel, H. LaBree, B. Martens, J. McLeod, C. Meyer, and I. Mrnak. B. Padden, V. Padden, J. Peabody, 0, Schvelgert, Y. Schvelgert, D, Sheffield, L. Sterns, X. Stuart, B. Summers, P. Taylor, L. Townsend, M. Valter, 0. Ward, B. Vaterland, D. Vaterland, V. Vaterland, and Y. Welch. Is freshmen, the class of '48 entered Carter oounty high school with an enroll ent of 43. Lee Castleberry vas elected president with Loyd Tovnsend as rice-president and Coleman Meyer as secretary-treasurer. Ve were initiated by the sophomores September 15 with all the trimming? of traditional frosh green. Ve gave a return party on September 29. Homecoming in 1944 found Delores Vaterland as queen-elect of our class. Hot eo many found high school interesting In 1945 as ve came back to school only 38 in number. John Teigen was our president, Abble Kennedy ▼ice-president, and Loyd Townsend our secretary-treasurer. The freshmen found out all the tricks of Initiation Day ?

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Betty Hay Padden, due to her lore for aports, It now a phyeucal education teacher. After graduating from the Ridgvay University, the 1b employed at the Spring Talley High school. On the banks of the Little Missouri Hirer we find Joseph Padden. He's Baking a living by digging angle worms for the use of the many fishermen who go there. Eleanor Peterson has been leading a very interest lng live. She ie working at a census taker of the Osark Mountain families. Xleanor sometimes finds it quite difficult to keep up with the increasing popula- tion. At a building in Vaahington, 1). 0. we find Bason Price employed as a bookkeeper for President Don Pulse. Don le president of the Tbuabtaek Mining Corporation. We finally found Vera Hicharde in the library. Kot reading booke but trying to teach the Mill Iron kin- dergarten classes the Dewey Decimal System. Eleanor RiHey has found an occupation up in Alaska. There she copies the Intricate deelgns of the large enowflakee. Dick Holfson has becoae world faaous—as far ae mechanics are concerned. He had made a car that re- quires no greasing. 'Way back in a cave in the Booklet we find Bugene Schultx. There he lives a quiet, dignified life with hie pet lion. Jennie Senrud le heard each day over the radio. She makes up the little rhymee about Shining Miracle Show Polish. In Alsada, Montana, we find a very busy person. Xach day he decides the answers to many people's problems. Tee, you guessed it—Bruce Shelden, the winning man's lawyer. Bernice Strait has a very busy life. She epende most of her time Improving the beauty of Xkalaka'e womenfolk for the owns a beauty parlor. Xldem Strand has already retired, though he ie still quite young. He now meet most of his leisure time fishing in Dry Creak. After searching high and low we finally found him. Tee, Harold Stuart is employed ae a janitor on the top floor of the kplre State Building. Vincent Taylor has found a very profitable life- time occupation. He ie head salesman for Model A ford care. Bill Tledemanc le really an Important character. Since he has such a wonderful mathesiatical ability, each year he figures the Income tax of all million- aires of the United States. Due to hie travels with the armed forces, James Vaughn 1b tired of seeing things. He has built a home in the Long Pine Hills and only leaves it once a year and that ie to get a new eupply of Woodbury face Cream. Teye Ward resides in Longeide, California. Her work there consists of designing bathing eults and overcoats. Tom Waterland, whose ambition has left him, now writes sports articles for the BROADCASTSH, 1AGLX, MILES CITY STAB, BILLIIGS GAZXTTX, AND BELLI POURCHX BXS. Since Mary Hlen Woodward was so good in debating at school, she hat taken it up ae an occupation. Xach day the enters into a number of furious talks with Mayor Kina and President Wilbur Anderson. I wonder why the sun ie shining to brightly. It must be almost time to get up. Boy, I eure had a long dream but I can't remember a thing that it was about. It must not have been Important. I've really got to hurry this morning as Mr. Lambert w e going to take ue to the mueeum and I don't want to miss a trip becauee they're always to inter- eating.

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ae they vere on the receiving oldo September 14. Xonnoth Puloo von a beauty eontoot of fair ladlee and was titled Nits Demeanor . To further toot the froeh ve had thoa vhlto-vaoh the C on April 30. Marlie LaBree von our sophomore rapport at our queen- alec t at Hommcoming. October 20« Nr. Shirley Callaghan ably assisted us throat our years as lover dassaen but found he vas unable to be vlth us our third year. Mrs. Viola Sandy and Nr. Thomas Ounnlnghan vere our new sponsors as ve becaae Juniors. President Boyne Oundlach» rlce-president Narlie LaBree, secretary-treasurer Betty Lee Sunaers vers chosen officers for our nev year in sohool. A new type of entertainment found its vay into Carter hi this year» as the Horthvest Assemblies Bade its appearance. The Juniors sponsored the first of sir of these Assemblies» presenting Nr. Iraan Qrey vith a full evening sf enter- tainment for all. Quite a profit vas realised for our class ovor Nr. Orsy's expenses. Tot the second time in the history of our football Home- coming, a class other than the seniors received the honor of having a candidate become queen. Through the energy good-vi 11 of her classmates. Shirley Oundlach came eut Homecoming night wearing the train and cape of the queen. Uden Strand erowned her Queen Shirley 1 and a march followed in her honor. Ve ordered our claaa rings in October with a promise of receiving them la Tebruary. Ve planned te give the Junior class play Professor How Could You» December 14 but due to circumstances beyond our control it wasn't given until April 11. It vae a success of laughs and entertainment. Our Proa vas Nay 2 in honor of the seniors. It vas forcal and proved to be different than in years before. Many of us went out for chorus» band, football» and basketball. Ve held on an average the largest number on the honor roll.