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

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Word came on hospital stationary from Guyna Lende and Carol Odell They disclosed that they nurse at the Holy Rosary hospital at Miles City, Montana, 18 hours a day and just didn't have time to get hold of any other stationary. Donna Lewis and her husband Lee have several off-spring who are making quite a show for themselves. Seems that they will be busy, popular kids when they get older. She was formerly Donna Collins. Batter up! Pitcher the last five years for the Milwaukee Braves is none other than Jimmy Pulse. He says he is going to retire after this year and live on the fabulous earnings he has made in the last 5 years. At her gambling hall in Las Vegas, Betty Neece rolls in thousands every night. If anyone wants to see her they have to look her up at her place the Green Cactus. Robert Dean is making a career of the Navy. He hopes he will get a leave for the reunion. Preaching daily sermons that are heard all over the world is the one and only Vernon Boggs. He has far out-ranked Billy Graham in popularity. This brings the line-up to an end. Everybody has agreed that our reunion will be at Ekalaka the last week in August. Oh! by the way, I’d better tell you what business I have in this plot. That s right. Pm Dorothy Carter. Up to this time Pve been a poor struggling newspaper columnist and novelist. Wonder of wonders, I've just sold my first book, One Possessed. You can find a copy at any book store. Remember everyone, a book is a nice gift and there are only 104 shopping days until Christmas. Class Flower ORCHID Class Colors LAVENDAR AND WHITE Class Motto LOOK NOT TO THE EVENING OF TODAY BUT TO THE DAWN OF TOMORROW 20

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JUNIORS Twenty-two juniors were enrolled at CCHS September 3 1957« We were now upper classmen A short time later we were glad to have Diane Sutton Join usf which brought our class population up to twenty-three. At our first class meeting, under the supervision of Mr. Simons, our class sponsor, we elected class officers. Frank Harrington, president, Ronald Markuson, vice president, and Linda Turbiville, secretary-treasurer. Linda Sandy was chosen Homecoming queen candi- date. After selling many tickets, campaigning, and pie baking, we were proud to have Linda, our candidate, walk down the gym floor as queen. We ordered our class rings and when they came we proudly showed them off. Our play The Case of the Missing Heirs' was a great success. After much hard work and fun we presented it December 19 The theme for the prom was chosen and the date set for May 3 Everyone seemed to enjoy the music of Bob Mizera from Mandan. So our junior year ended and we are all eagerly awaiting the day we will become seniors. » V ik LINDA SANDY HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATE 22