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

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Troy Elmore Ethel Kina Betty Jo La Bree ' 3- -fdsnd. (q c U JDAEL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

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umars On August 31 the doors of Carter High swung open once more, admit- ting us as upperclassmen. Roll call showed that we were missing three former class mates. Rosena Gross, Norine Clem, and Margie Mey- er were absent. During the year we lost Wilma Pulse, who became Mrs. Clarence Herman, Mrs, Cantrell was our class sponsor. Our first task was to elect class officers. They were; Harlen Wash, president; Tom MoCamish, vice-president; and Mary Kreitel, secretary-treasurer. We chose Georgette Townsend as our Homecoming Queen candidate. During the winter we ordered our class rings, and wore them proud- ly upon their arrival. The next task we under took was putting on our class play, Let Me Out Of Here,1 We worked hard to make it a success and presented it on February 2, Mary Kreitel received the honor of attending Girls State, held in Billings, Foggy Wlllimms was chosen alternate, David Culver and Foggy Williams were chosen to attend the Pow Wow, held in Missoula, As spring approached, so did the Junior Prom, The hard work de- corating the gym was fully repaid by the praise we received from those who attended. The happy year as Juniors ended for us on May 21. We look forward to another year of school together as Seniors.

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This three-act comedy is centered around the activities of two young girls, BONNY LYNN(Ethel Kins) and EVE BOYD(Peggy Williams). Both girls work in offices but Eve has made her rich aunt (Georgette Townsendl who is her guardian, think she was attending a girls' college. The aunt had selected GIFFORD MORTON(Loyal Babb), a poet and writer, as a suitor for Eve, but GARRET LYNN(Harlen Wash) is much more attractive to her. Garret and a friend, VICTOR WARD(Tom McCamish), come while the girls are out getting breakfast. Victor, who has come to the city on urgent business for his father(David Culver), tears his pants. From there on there was trouble over who wore the torn trousers. Two colored people, STEVIE(Clyde Brewer) and HAZEL(Gloria Schwede), add to the climax with their crazy antics and superstitions. MRS. RHODES(Mary Kreitel), the landlady, even has to call the police a couple of times. The Juniors performed this play before the public February 2 in the high school auditorium. Mrs. Francis Cantrell, the Junior sponsor, directed the play. SPQBSQRSD B]d 7? y X JNEVY LIFE BAR