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

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SENIOR WILL WILBUR ANDERSON wills his ability to get on the honor roll to ROSS CATON. Fuzz-less LOWELL ROBINSON is willed WAYNE BREWER S ability to grow a beard. To OWEN STIEG goes MARY ELLEN CAREY'S quiet and reserved manner. JIM COURTNEY wills his position as center on the football team to JIM TOM PADDEN. May he always treasure that position. WILLARD CRIDLAND’S love for homework is willed to MAR1ETA TAYLOR. CARLA MAE ELMORE wishes to will her posi- tion on the tumbling team to PEARL DOWNEY. BARBARA GUNDLAC1TS muscular strength is to be equally divided among all the freshman females who feel that they need some of it. To LYLE BABB goes ELSA LOREN'S height. It may come in handy, Lyle. JO ANN KENNEDY wills her legible hand- writing to IVAN RUTLEDGE. To EDDIE BISCHOFF goes JUNIOR MELUM’S new Chevrolet and a carload of girls. HAROLD MORGAN leaves all of his love for bones to BILLY TIENSVOLD. JOHN NEECE wills his ability to always have his English done to LORENE ANDERSON. CAROL PADDEN leaves all her test tubes, chemistry books and papers to anyone who might be interested in them. LLOYD CARROLL is willed DEAN PARKS' height. Here’s for a future center on the basket- ball team. NONA RICHARDS wills her ability to get along with the teachers to TERRY MOOLICK. Grievingly, JIM RILEY wills his pastime of imitating people to KAY SANDON. To any future typing student who feels that he may need it, AGNES SCHUBACH wishes to will her typing speed. HERBERT STOREY wills his red curly hair to GEORGIA RILEY. May you always have a flame, Georgia. WAYNE ANDERSON is to become the solo owner of DOROTHY WARD'S freckles. Cherish them always, Wayne, for they are thorough- breds. TEDDY WATERLAND’S convincing way with the girls is willed to LESTER KALSTROM. MARY JO YATES leaves all of her funny faces and sense of humor to DICK PETERSON. To THE CLASS of 1951 the graduating seniors leave all of their school spirit and good times at CARTER HIGH. -----17-----

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JIMMY RILEY Science 4. Class President 3. Chorus 1. 2. Glee Club 3. Football 3, 4. . Baseball 3. 4. Broadcaster Adv. Manager 4. Football Captain 4. DOROTHY WARE Carterettes 3, 4. Carterettes Vice-President, Homecoming Candidate, 3. Fun Inc., Officer. MARY JO YATES Carterettes 2, 3, 4. Carterettes President 3. Band 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 3, 4. Chorus 1. 2, 3. Editor Broadcaster 4. Homecoming Candidate 4. Junior Play 3. Girls' State 3. Class Secretary 3. Tumbling Team 4. TEDDY WATERLAM) Basketball 3. 4. Football 3, 4 Science, Inc. 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3. Journalism Business Manager. Baseball 3. 4. AGNES SCHUBACH Drill Team 2, 3, 4. Librarian 2, 3. 4. HERBERT STOREY Football 3, 4. Easketball 2. 3, 4. Chorus 1, 2. Glee Club 3. Journalism.

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W. Anderson J. Berry Charlotte Burch Carol Cleveland Forrest Phelps JUNIOR CLASS CLASS HISTORY by Carolyn Purdum School started on the rainy day of September 7, 1949. The Juniors, after ringing themselves out, registered for tbe subjects they were to take for the following year. We started out with twenty-one students, but three dropped out. leaving only eigh een to finish the school year. Class officers elected were: Whitey Schweigert. President; Frosty Phelps Vice-President and Dorothy Pulse, secretary-treas- urer. Miss Virginia Driscoll was class sponsor. Thelma Senrud was the Queen Candidate and was one of the honored attendants in Queen Murva’s court. In April the Juniors put on the Play, ‘Here Comes Charlie” under the direction of Mr. John Eeamer. The year’s activities culminated with the long- awaited and much-anticipated Junior Prom on May 12. Junior let termen this year included Frosty Phelps, Vernon Walters, Whitey Schweigert, Jimmie Clark, Carolyn Purdum and Billy Arbuckle. Nellie Mae Berry was chosen to go to Girls’ State with Carol Cleveland selected « as alternate. In July both Carol and Donna Stieg will attend a press convention at Missoula, their trips sponsored by the school and The Ekalaka Eagle. Vernon Walter Donna Stieg Florine Richards K. Schweigert u ' • l Thelma Senrud Billy Arbuckle Nellie Mae Berry Lawrence Bcggs James Clark t Dorothy Pulse