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

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2—School began with 130 students enrolled 11— Classes elected officere In their flret claee nestings of the 7ear. 12— The Carterettee elected 6 new aembere during their flret nesting 13— Today was a big day for the BBDADCASTIR etaff. They published their flret paper. 18— Betty Oven. Phyllis Yatee, Shirley Oundlmch, and June Beach were elected Candidatee for Honeconlng queen today. 19— Iraan Cray, aarlaba artiet», preeented 19—Iraan Cray, aarlaba artiet» preeented the flret In a eeriee of Vorthveet Assembly pro grane. 90—The Carter Bulldog» defeated the Broadue football tean In their flret game of the eeaeon, vlth a «core of 47-0 on the hone field. The eophoaoree initiated the freeh- aen and honored then at a party the eaae evening. 27“The Bulldog» defeated the Terry teaa in a game on our field. 30—The Carter reserves downed the Sentinel Butte A equad. 2—Willi» Shank, Youth for Christ, representa- tive, entertained the etudeate of Carter high eehool. 4—School vae dlealeeed for the afternoon ee that the etudente could attend the football gaae between Baker and Bealaka in Baker. 1 —The Bulldog» defeated the Cl role Wildcat» at Beal aka. 18— The Pep Club staged a qul« show at the annual Honeconlng pep rally. 19— The Bulldog» tangled with the Wibaux Long- horns in a aueh-publlclted natch to bo defeated by a score of 91-19. That night» Xlden Strand, football end» crowned 8hirley Oundlach ae Honeconlng queen. 22— Fifteen etudente organised to for» the flret band that Carter high has had since 1942-43. 23— A new eelonce club called Science Incorpor- ated1 was organised with Ton Waterland ae president. 25—In the last gaae of the football season the Bulldogs von over the Sacred Heart tean by a 42-6 victory. 29—The football squad were the guests at a dinner given by Mre. Frank Vies. 31—Happy Holly, noted hunoriet and character artiet of the Vorthveet Aeeenbllee, enter- tained at the high school. 1—Mr. and Mrs. Bankerd Ileal entertained the chorus etudente with a variety of nuelc. 7— The BROADCASTER staff chose a 40-page annual that will be ordered through Mr. Walter B. Coeae who was here to take ping pongs and senior portraits. 23— Iverybody dressed hie poorest tonight for tho Senior Barn Dance. 26—The basketball boys Bade a trip to Jordan to play a gaae. On the way the car which was carrying the equipment vae wrecked and de- layed ee they had to borrow equipment froa Jordan. Dee. 2—The Bulldogs riddled the leaay tean by 72- 14 with Ton Waterland aaklng a high of 32 pointe. 4—Frank Musear resigned hie Job as Janitor, took over by Mr. Ora Strain. 8— Menbere of the Bread caster etaff vent to tho forest to get a Chrlstaas tree fer tho sahool. 20— The band and chorus aade their flret public appearance whan they played and sang oarole at the grade school and In tho high school 24— School vae dlealeeed so that nany of tho students could attend the tournament nt Baker. Feb. 1—The Maglced Mortons of the lorthveet As- semblies entertained the etudente. 8— The Bulldogs gave their annual tourney dance this evening. 19-22—Many etudente Journeyed to Milos City to attend the District 4 toumaaent. Mar. 3— A 81 Speaks,” another in the eeriee of Vorthveet Assembly programs, eaae to Beal aka. 29—The seniors pressntsd the play II AQA1IJ OUT AOAlI j 28—A Cartoonist of tho Vorthveet Assemblies was in Bcalaka. Apr. 4—Bveryone vae excused for the laster vacation today. 9— Tho last of the Vorthveet Assemblies was hare whan Delbert Harter came. 11—The Junior» presented their plsy PROTXSSOR HDV COULD TOUT” 18—The BBOADCASTXR staff gave a party In honor of the etaff of next year. 25— Today vae a big day for everyone In Carter hi. This is the day of the Junior Proa. May —Any day this month nay be Senior Sneak Ibty. 18—The seniors aade their first appearance at Baccalaoraate Services. 21— Today it class day when everyone will get their annuale, letters, and awards, 23—This is the day the seniore have long awaited, Comaencessent Dagr.

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FACULTY Lift to right •tudiaft Mr. Thomas Cunningham, Coach Xdward X. Short, Principal Villiaa 6 lowlay, Mr. Banhard 1. Vi sal, and Mr. Marahall Lambert. aanted! Mra. Viola X. Sandy and Mra. Gladys Tarlln. Principal VlUlam 0. Bowl «7 haa gal dad tha studento of Carter high school for a nuebar of years. With hla helpful adrica and cheerful disposition, ha la adalrad by all who know bin. Ha ana a atadant of Kansas Stata Teacher1 a Collage, Montana State Unireralty, Unireralty af Miaaourl, and Uniraralty of Michigan. With her liana and her ability to carry than out, Mra. Gladys Tallin haa waged tha BBOlDClSTXR and MIDICIY1 BOCK for soraral years. She aloe taachao Bngllah I, II, and IT. She la not one to paae up a joke hut can alao be aerloua if the need arlaea. Mra. Tarlln attended Wlllanette Unireralty and Montana State Unireralty. Mr. Ounnlnghan, with hie Joke a and aenae of honor, keepa araryene in high aplrlta. With hla paraaaallty, he von aacy frianda. Ha ia a graduate of Stata Taaahar'a Callage at Patteraon, lav Jersey, and haa done graduate vexfc at Oolunbla Unireralty, lav lark City. Quiet, capable. Nr. Marahall Laabert la well-known around ftalaka, haring graduated froa Carter county high aahoal. VIth hie pleaeing personality ha haa gone far in making frianda. Mr. Laabert raealrad hla X. A. degree fron Treano State Collage, Jreane, California, and nleo attended Unireralty of Alaska and Montana State Unlrereity. Mr. Banhard Ileal haa tha paaltlan in achool which haa baan racant the paat four years. He inetructa band and ahorua in both high achool and grado achool. Mr. II ami la friendly to ereryone and haa aade friando in return. He hue done poat-gruduute work at Unlraralty af Sautharn California, Lao Angeles, California and raealrad hia B. M. X. at Vorthveatorn Unireralty, Xranatan, Illinola. Many atudanta vara pnahad on tholr way to being stenographers and clerko by Mra. Tlala Sandy, who taught shorthand I and II and typing I and II. Sho ia friandly to ereryone and ereryone likes her. Mrs. Sandy attended Montana Stato Oellogo at Boieman. football and basketball ooaeh le Mr. Xdvurd Short, la kapt tha athlatle field going as vail ae history elassoa II, III, and IT. Credit ia glrtn him far haring one af tha beat football teams 1 n this district. Ha graduated from State Teacher'0 Collage af Peru, labraaka.

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7L0YD BAILIT, U. S. levy Class president 8; Mlaeograph operator 4; Spring Fever 8. JUNE BEACH, Ekalaka, Montana Claes rice-president 1; chorus 1, 2,3,4; C rterette 1,2,3,4; rice- president 4; B30AUCA3TIE n e v s editor; Don't Take My Penny 3; In Againi Out Again I 4; Adoration 2; «cueen-elect 2,4; athletic letter 3; OAT award 3. REX CAT BON, Portland, Oregon Basketball 1,2,3; football 1,2. 3Are 3cU r £)jistyrtA££L YHtBlTTX ClETEuAKD, Bcalaka, Montana Chorus 1,2,4; BROADCASTER sten- cil cutter; Don't Take My Penny 3; Adoration 2; scholastic letters 1, 2,3; OAT award 3. ROBERT COOPER, Bcalaka, Montana Class president 3; chorus 1; basketball 2,3,4; football 1,2,3,4; In Again] Cut AgainJ 4; Adoration 2; OaT award 3, L -