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

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SOPHOMORES The sophomore class began school this year with twenty-seven pupils, we were sorry to find that Beverly Ewalt, Martha Lavell, George Wick, and David Walker werenit with us. We were happy, however, to find several new members in our class. They were: Jim and Twyla Harkins, Jim Jordan, and Florence Kirkwood. We elected Harrison Sykes as our president, Keith Best as vice-president, Betty Loehding as secretary-treasurer and also as our queen candidate. We were happy to discover that Mr. Simons was to be our sponsor. Initiation rolled around once more but we were glad to be on the upper side. We wanted to make the freshmen feel welcome in good old CCHS so we gave them a dance that evening to prove that the outlandish costumes were chosen in merriment, not spite. Our efforts were rewarded. The freshmen gave us a nice return party later on in the year. They put on a short play, sponsored a dance, and served refresh- ments. We were sorry to lose Bill Yates the last quarter. He quit school to join the Navy. w So ends our sophomore year. We will always remember our wonderful times together as sophomores and we hope next yearfs sophomores will enjoy it as much as vve did. We’re really looking forward to becoming upper classmen next fall. BETTY LOEHDING SECRETARY-TREASURER HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATE HARRISON SYKES PRESIDENT 18 KEITH BEST VICE-PRESIDENT

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REX ALBERT BOB NIES MARLENE AMEN JOHN ODELL RUEY WASH 17

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RAYMOND CARLISLE MYRNA BLUTT NELLIE THOMPSON LELAND MORRISON JIMMY TOWNSEND TWYLA HARKINS Ck J I BRYSON TAYLOR LINDA TURBIVILLE 19