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

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C. Padd an D. Parka I. licharda revengeful boaa for they had reached their second year of high school. Their number had somewhat dwindled, because of the absence of Mary Alys Hurst, a etudent of Sacred Heart Hi in Miles City, Shirley Ann Vaughn, how of Custer County High school, Heyaond Klauaer, senring with Uncle Sam, Jackie falkington, now in Lodge Crass, and several others who Juet didn't return. Agnes Schubach came to Join the ranks from Spokane, Washington at the beginning of their sophomore year. Mies Idella Kennedy took over the Job of eponeoring the sophomores who chose officere ae follows: Betty Owen, president; Wilbur Anderson, Tice president; lisa Loken secretary and treasurer. The sophomores initiated the froeh Sept. 12, an agreeable occas- sion of satisfaction for than. J. Rill ay A. Shubach h. Stor B, Wart T. Waterland M

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B. Qundlach 1fci J. Kennedj H. Klouzar P. LM.B.rt J. Kelu. Thirty timid freshmen found them- selves cliahing the stone «top of Carter High one bright sunny day in the fall of 1946. Their first class meeting was held under the supervision of Mr. Marsh- all Lambert, who took the position of class sponsor. The following officers were chosen to start the class of '60 through the path of ed- ucation: Wilbur Anderson, president; Betty Owen, rice president; and 01en Askin, secretary-treasurer. The class was initiated at the be- ginning of the year, a very mirthful event for the upper classmen. As their first Homecoming candi- date, they chose Betty Oven. The class took their part in sponsoring the Northwest Assemblies programs. At last ths class of I960 had outgrown the petty requests of a E. Loken 0. A skin v. Brewsr J. Courtney ¥. Crldland C. Elmore

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FRESHMEN V. Anderaon I I. B9TTJ 6 D. Bochhahn 1. Blschoff Sept. 1, 1947, twenty-eight be- wildered freshaen bashfully Joined the ranks of CCHS to begin thsir high school carssrs and master th art of knowledge. Sspt. 12 caae. probably ths most dreaded day for the class of '81 and with It, initiation.' fhe sophomore Had ths upper hand In this. Thgy forced the boys to wear girls' shorts and blousss while the girls donnsd boys' owtrails and shirts backwards. The sophs escorted ths •Green frosh up Main street and past ths grads school to show off their fancy coetuaes. A dance that night In honor of the Initiates prorsd that the day wasn't so bad, after all, and that thsro was soae good even in the sophoaoros. Two weeks later the clase returned the party. i. L. Boggs C. Bureh J. Claric