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

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 DORENE BLODGETT NANCY COOPER DARLENE ELMORE JANICE HARRINGTON SHIRLEY RICHMOND ARLENE ROBERTS BAKER FURNITURE COMPAR BAKER, MONTANA D. Jfl V.% Class of On September Ij., 1952, we hurried ex- citedly to High School to enroll Tor our first year as upper-classmen. We real- ized almost at the very first that we were going to have a very colorful and busy year. With Mrs. Cork as Sponsor, we elect- ed our officers: Shirley Richmond, President; Herb McCamish, Vice-Presi- dent; Nancy Cooper, Secretary-Treasurer. Arlene Asbury was our Homecoming candi- date and, amid lively competition, she was crowned Queen at the Homecoming Dance, October 31« BERTHA LAVELL BOB LASATER REGINA STUART CHARLES SYKES MILLER NORTH GARAGE BAKER, MONTANA

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 the hill needed the traditional touching-up. The Freshmen were glad to struggle up the hill with brooms, buckets, and white-wash to do the job, under our watchful eye because we knew from experience how it was best done During the year we lost two of our students, Marvin Powell and Naomi Parsons. We gained one member, Roberta Price, who transferred from Sacred Heart in Miles City. We were proud to claim two let termen, Tom McCamish and Harlen Wash. Tom lettered in football, basketball and base- ball and Harlen in football and basketball. At the close of school we left knowing that it would not be long before we were back to complete the second half of our high school days. BETTY JO LABREE TOM McCAMISH GLORIA SCHWEDE FRANK SILVIS PATSY STIEG 1 MARGIE WARD HARLEN WASH PEGGY WILLIAMS GRAINGER CAFE BAKER, MONTANA L. PRICB COMPANY BAKER, MONTANA

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Our whole class was cast for the play, Hillbilly Weddln,n, and we enjoy- ed producing It almost as much as the audience loved seeing It on December 6. We ordered our class rings and they arrived during the winter. The boys» and the girls1 rings were two different styles which made them twice as easy to admire. The Junior Prom, given In honor of the Seniore, was May 2. The hard work which was required to decorate the gym was more than repaid by the many com- pliments which we received on the. re- sults . Nancy Cooper and Shirley Richmond were chosen as the delegates for Girls1 State which was held in June. Because most of the boys of the class lettered In one sport and many in sev- eral, the girls felt proud of them. During the course of the year we lost Dean Ludwick when he moved to Oregon and Arlene AsDury when she became Mrs. Gary Roberts and moved to Billings. To take their place, Carol Phelps csme from Belle Fourche and Dorene Blodgett from Kansas, Yes, 1952-52 was an exciting year for the Juniors. But wait until next year. We'll be Seniors—and watch us then] VIVIAN BRIANT CHARLES ELMORE RICHARD MALMQUI5T ERNEST TOOKE HERB MeCAMISH MARY 0 CONNOR GERALDTNE WELCH WILFRED STIEG ELLIS WILLIAMS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KKALAKA PARKS STANDARD SERVICE STATION