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

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Heading around the aY'e V. JLadereoa, 0. A dn, W. Brewer, L. Clew eland., CriAland, B, Segue, C» linore, B, Oundlech, K» A, Huret, J» A, Kennedy, B. H«u er, P. Lenbert and 1« Leken. B. Melun, H. Morgan, J I c?t iven, 0. Padden, D. •• f r. Riley, J. Talkington, H. Storey. S. raughn, D. Ward, and T. Vaterland.

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all lived through. For our Homecoming queen, we choee Jill Cooper. Though she did not reign over Carter high, she cane in a close second. Our class had representation in all the regular school activities. Ah, cones forth the nighty sophomores2 They think they might have a chance in school this year for they number 28. With Benhard Kiemi as sponsor, the class elec- ted the following officers! president, Bruce Teigen; rice-president, Hatel Sumners, and secre- tary- treasurer, Clarence Hovley. The initiation of the freshmen this year was our first social event. Vs were the hosts this year, a much more pleasant position that we had last year. Phyllis Tates was the sophomore nominee for Homecoming tyieen this year. Shirley I reigned the 1

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 September 3, 1947 found 28 freehaen coning up the stops of the Carter county high school. They vers s beirildered lot, seeking old froa ths sophoaores or tia- 1A1J naklsc an upperclassman where rooa four was. When the fear of the teachers and fellovelassaates wore off, th bscaae their own playful selves. On September 11, they held their first class nesting under the supervision of Mr. Marshall Laabert. 7or their officers they chose Wilbur Anderson, President; Betty Oven, Tide President; and Olen Aakin, Secretary-Treasurer. After the sopheaores had Initiated then, the freshaen save the traditional return party fer the sophoaores. They have sponsored several ticket sales for the Horthvest Asseablles Prograas. Betty Oven was their queen-elect for Hoaecoalng last fall. This class is destined te beeoae one of athea classes to graduate froa this school.