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

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CARTEI I Volume 9 Standing; L. Babb, F. Townsend, k. Armstrong, B. Bye, R. Caton, S. Dilion, Mr. Rosa. Sitting: V. Allan, V. Valter, L. Xnderson, G Riley, J. Hunter, K. Arbuckle, E. Vard, B. McLeod A few weeks after school started, the 1952- 53 Broadcaster staff or- ganized under the sponsor- ship of Frank Rosa. Be- cause of a change in state English requlrements, we were allowed only one-half of each month for journal- ism. This meant that we could only print one paper a month, whereas every two weeks had always been the previous schedule. As the year progressed, the 11 J room became a sec- ond home to us Each pap- er that came out was, we thought, a great inqprove- ment over the last issue. In December, we held a Christmas party and ex- changed gifts. The last spring issue was printed by the tenta- tive staff o f 1953-5 From the «Journalism funds, we set aside a sum of money to finance the trip of two members from this staff to the annual summer Pow-Wow held in Missoula. LOVE MOTOR COMPANY MILES CITY, MONTANA

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First row: B, Jennings, B. Kins, V. Briant, V. Allan, G. Townsend, J» Sisson, D. Blodgett, S. Richmond, P. Stieg, L. Anderson, M. Kreitel C. Meyers, G. Welch, N. Clem, P. Williams, B. Venhaus, Second row: L. Johnson, P. Wash, J. Pulse, R. Price, D. Sjoblom, W. Pulse, G. Thompson A, Roberts, R Stuart, D. Elmore, J. Carter, G. Riley, B. McLeod, R. Gross, G. Schwede. Third row; J. Harrington, W. Schallenberger, M. O'Connor, M. Ward, V Allan, B. LaBree, B. Lavell, J Hunter, Mr. Mlek- ush, R. Taylor, M. Cooper, C. Phelps, B. Schallenberger, L. Wollesen, J. O'Connor, K. Arbuckle. Under th© skillful guidance of Edwin Mlekush, the I4J4. girls and 7 boys of chorus met In separate groups for practice. They were able to progress rapidly and appeared for public performances on several occasions• They received a very good rating from the critics at Glendive when they appeared in April at the Music Festival. Their renditions of Ho La Li and Bonnie Doon were Judged by the critics to be of fine quality. 1A toy 4 yuc? MIDLAND COAL LUMBER BAKER PENNYS» BAKER

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G. A A. OFFICERS: G. Riley, Volleyball Sports Manager; J. Harrington Secretary-Treasurer--Basketball Sports Manager; N. Cooper, President; K. Arbuckle, Vice-President; N. Clem, Tumbling Sports Manager; M. Kreitel, Ping Pong and Softball Sports Manager; Miss Tallman, Sponsor. E.A.A. GAA was again organized under the sponsorship of Miss Ardythe Tallman, and under the leadership of Nancy Cooper, President; Kay Arbuckle, Vice- President, and Janice Harrington, Secretary-Trea- surer, With Georgia Riley as volleyball sports man- ager the girls began their sport s year. Next they played basketball under the direction of sports manager Janice Harrington, with individual sports of table tennis and tumbling managed by Mary Kreitel and Morine Clem. Mary Kreitel also managed the baseball teams which closed the 52 f53 session of GAA. 9 ST. JOAN OP ARC CHURCH