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

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BETTY JO SCHALLENBERGER willingly leaves her job at the Fairvlew Hotel to Waunelta Schallenberger. Don't sweep the dirt under the rugs, you might get caught. TROY ELMORE wills his quietness and slow way of talk- ing to Donna Sjoblom. MARY KREITEL wills her well known nickname Wheel to t Rose Ann McCamish. To John Odell, LOYAL BABB wills his nack of going ETHEL KINS wills her love for extra-circular activit- ies to Goldie Yates. , fl . . .. - TOM McCAMISH wills his broke in baseball glove to Wesley Chapman. Keep it in shape Wes. Class Flower SWEETPEA Class Colors GREEN AND SILVER Class Motto NOT FINISHED BUT THE END OF VOLUMN I GRADUATING G. Roberta Price participated in the graduation exercises. Roberta was a former member of our class. She completed her work by correspondence her Sen- ior year. During her school years In CCHS, Roberta was active In Carterettes, G.A.A., and chor- us. Clarks Furniture Miles City, Montana Gentry Gregory Florist Miles City, Montana

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Class Will and We, the Senior Class of 1955 of Carter County High School, in the town of Ekalaka, and in the state of Montana, being of sound physical and mental health, are gathered here on this day (May 17 , 1955 A. D.) that you, the heirs and assigns, may hear our Last Will and Testament as we pass out of the sphere of high school activities. We give and bequeath what we consider our most valuable possessions to the underclassmen. We hope and trust that they will appreciate our gifts and receive as much happiness and success from their use as we have. To the members of the faculty, we leave our gratitude and appreciation for the understanding and patience they have shown us during our years of schooling. To the class of 56 we will the ability to get along with one another and to agree on things as well as our class has. We also leave to them our privileges as seniors, please donft ab- use them. To next years Junior Class we will the privileges of being upperclassmen.” We also leave to them the task of the Junior Play and the Prom. To next years Sophomore Class we leave the privilege of not being the youngest class in high school; and to them we leave all the typewriters, which we have misused. To the coming Freshmen Class we will our old lockers all articles left therein. To them we also will the nickname Freshies and the troubles of finding their way around the school house. Don’t feel bad, you’ll be Sen- iors someday. The individuals of the class of ’55 bequeath their abilities as follows: BILLIE DILLON wills her ability to Jump from the dlshpan to school work to Joan Pulse. ALLEN ELMORE wills his willingness to help others at A X| all times to Bemie Parrish. PATSY STIEG wills her height to Judy Shuffield, comes in handy to see over the heads of others. To Bill Lavell goes HARLEN WASH’S Job of sports man- ager. Do as good a job. Bill, Josie Blutt is now the sole owner of BETTY JO LA BREE’S nickname Toad.” CLYDE BREWER leaves his snare drum to Vernon Jardee. Pound it well, Vernon. PEGGY WILLIAMS sorrowfully wills her place as cheer- leader, for three years, to Erlend Laird. Practice it often Erlend. MARLYN TIENSVOLD wills his love and ability and develop© pictures to Vernon Boggs. GEORGETTA TOWNSEND leaves her giggles during class to Gale Welch. Be careful, it often gets you in trouble Gale. To Charles Schweigert goes DAVID CULVER’S secret of getting a scholastic letter all four years. GLORIA SCHWEDE leaves her size to Willard Kuehn. Wear it well Willard. FRANK SILVIS wills uson. Make good use of It BETTY L. to take his way with girls to Milton Mark- it Milton. BETTY S

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Senior Class Play Tom McCamish----------------Chris Halvorson--------—A farmer Loyal Babb------------------Handsome Kusak—--------A professional photographer Frank Silvia----------------Henry Judson-----------The sheriff Harlan Wash------------------Terrier—--------------Escaped convict Marlyn Tiensvold-------------Mr. Si It on- - —----The former Silton Clyde Brewer-...............Bingo Riggs.......-....A New York businessman Allen Elmore----------—-----Prof © ssor------------Escaped convict Troy Elmore-----------------A Tourist--------------just passing Betty Jo Schallenberger-----Gussle-----------------Keeper of the turkeys Betty Jo La Bree------------Annie Halvorson--------Chris 1 s wife Pe££y Williams -----------Li 1---------- -----Terrier's girl friend Georgetta Townsend----------Aunt Hester------------From Michigan Patsy Stieg-----—-- — -----Ruby--------------------Professor's wife Ethel Kins------------------Henrietta--------------Girl from New York Mary Kreitel----------------Mrs. Silton------------Silton »a second wife Gloria Schwede--------------Christine Halvorson----Chris s daughter Betty Jo S Loyal B. Gloria S Tom M. Betty L.