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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1960 volume:

- DEDICATION We, the annual staff, dedicate the I960 MEDICINE ROCK to Mrs Prances Cantrell She has taught in Carter County- High School eight years, sponsored our class three years, and directed all three class plays. She has been active in community functions as well as extra-curricular activities Our class wishes Mrs. Cantrell much luck in the luture. 2 VALEDICTORIAN Tom Anderson SALUTATORIAN Groce Blair SUPERINTENDENT High School Grade School Algebra I Commercial Law B. S. University of Montana M. A. University of Missouri PRINCIPAL Photo Club Sponsor Sciences Annual Advisor B, S. Fresno State College B. Ed. University of Alaska M. Ed. University of Montana Office Secretary 4 B.S. Rocky Mt. College Typing 1 and 2 Shorthand Bookkeeping English 2A Carterette Sponsor B.S. in Ed. Oklahoma State English 3 and Ij. Journalism World History Class Plays Freshman Sponsor Physical Ed. Coach: World History Football Social Studies Baseball Civics B. S. in Ed. Eastern Montana College of Education University Plane Geometry A and B Algerba 1 and 2 American History 5 Band Instrumental Lessons Chorus B. S. St. Cloud State College English I Biology Geography Athletics Junior Class Sponsor B. S. V isconsin State College SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Chairman, Vernon Silvis; W. C. Anderson; George Powell; Raymond Carlisle; Lela Anderson (not shown) Rowley; Vdce-Chairman, Walter Fay Tooke; LaVerne Major; and 6 Carterettes 1-2-3-1+ Carterette Sec.-Tres. 1+ Chorus 1-2 GAA 1-2-1+ Trampoline Club 3 Class Sec.-Tres. 2 Girls State Delegate 3 Homecoming Queen 1+ Annual Business Mgr� 1+ Broadcaster Staff 1+ Class Play 2-1; Librarian 3 Band 1-2-3-fc Chorus 1-2-3-U All State Chorus 1 3-k Photo Club 1-2-3-U Photo Club Sec.-Tres. 1-2-3 Scholastic Letter 1-2-3-1 Valedictorian I4 Football 3-14- Basketball 2-3 -k Track 3-k Football Co-captain 1+ Basketball Captain 1+ All-conference Football Squad 1+ State Track Meet 3“ - Trampoline Club 3 Basketball Co-manager 1 Boys' State Delegate 3 Class Pres. 2 C Club 2-3-I ”Cn Club Sec.-Tres. 3- i Class Play 3-ii Annual Staff 1+ Broadcaster Staff 1+ All-Tournament Basketball 1+ All-Conference Baseball 3 Scholastic Letter 1-1+ Chorus 1-2 GAA 1-1+ Class Sec.-Tres. 3 Salutatorian 1+ Girls State Alternate 3 Annual Editor ]+ Broadcaster Stall 1+ Class Play 2 8 Chorus GAA Class Play Annual Stall Broadcaster Stall Librarian Aitkin High School Aitkin, Minn. 1-2-3 Broadcaster Staff h 0 9 Fcjotbell 2-3-4 Chorus 1-2 C Club 2-3-1 . Broadcaster Staff I4. Baseball 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 3 Football 2-3-4 C Club 1-2-3-1 . Photo Club 1-2-3-5 Class Play 3 All Conference Football All Star Baseball All Tournament Team State Track Meet Class Pres C Club Pres. Photo Club Pres Football Co-captain Boys State Delegate Broadcaster Staff Carterettes Band Cheerleader Girls State Delegate Librarian Class Play GAA Scholastic Letter Class Sec.-Tres. Class Pres. Homecoming Candidate Chorus Broadcaster Editor 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-U 3-4 3 3 2-3-4 1-2 1 1 4 2 2 k 10 HU) r )u u Class Play b Chorus 1 3roadcaster Staff 1| Band 1-2-3-Ij. Chorus 2 All State Band 3 Majorette l . Carterettes 1—2—3 —ii Carterette V Pres b Class Play 2-j Girls State Alternate 3 Homecoming Candidate 3 Class Sec -Tres I|. Annual Stall b Broadcaster Stan b GAA 1-2-I+ Football Manager i| Class Play b Class V Pres b Librarian 3 Broadcaster Staff i| Basketball b 11 Glass Play Annual Staff Broadcaster Staff Class Pres. Track Chorus i_2 Carterettes 1-2-3-li GAA 1-2-ii GAA V. Pres. Homecoming Candidate 1 Class Play 2—3 — Annual Staff Ij. Broadcaster Staff [j. 12 Chorus 1 Band Carterettes 1 Carterette Pres. Class Play GAA Broadcaster Staff Annual Staff Librarla'n -2-3-4 1-2-3 -2-3-4 4 2-3 1-2 4 4 3 13 Sandy Union High School Sandy, Oregon l Carterettes 2-3-ij. Chorus 2 GAA 2-[4. Band 2-3 -I4. Pep Band 3 Class Play 3- Annual Stair I4. Broadcaster Stall' [4. Librarian 3 Band 1-2-3 Chorus 1-2-3-I4. All State Chorus 3 Class Play 3 Class V Pres 2 Photo Club 1-2-3-lj. Photo Club Pres Baseball C Club Broadcaster Stai'f Chorus 1 Photo Club 1-2-14. Class V. Pres. 1 Football Manager I4. 14 7 1 S Chorus 1-2-3-1; Band 1-2-3-lJ. Pep Band 3 Class Play 2-3 Broadcaster Stall' l . All State Chorus Ij. 7W' C Club 3-14- Photo Club 1-2-3 Football 3-14- Basketball 14 Class Play 3 Chorus 1-2 Broadcaster Staff k ■ Chorus Band Pep Band GAA 1-2-3-4 1-2-3-14- 3 1-2-ij. 4 1-2-3-14- 2-14- 14 GAA Pres Carterettes Class Play Broadcaster Stall 15 T. Took©, M B rch, C. Kltteimann, T. Anderson M Stuart JUNIORS Upper classmen at last] This was the day we had waited lor. As we entered the halls of Carter High we held the air of possession. Twenty-four or us organized with Mr. Butrymowicz as our class sponsor. We had two new members who were Agnes Elmore and Jeannie Gross. At our first meeting class officers were chosen. Orman Lende became president, Dave Rutledge vice-president, and Kay Schneider secretary-treasurer. La Ray Wical was elected home- coming queen candidate but despite our efforts,was an attendent in the court of Myrna Burch, senior queen. As the highlight of November you could see the junior class members flashing their class rings around. The girls chosen to go tc Girls State were Trixie Stieg and Gayle Major. Alternates were Beth Kirkwood and Marlena Schuyler. The boys chosen to go to Boys State were Orman Lende and Roger Stenseth. Our junior play was held the 28th of January in Ekalaka, and the 2fth of February at Ridgeway. Starring were Jerry Collins. Jan Dean, Beth Kirkwood, Orman Lende, Gayle Major Doug Marston, Sharon Richards, Kay Schneider, Marlena Schuyler, Dave Silvis, Roger Stenseth, Janet Whitney and Marge Wiseman. Our Junior-Senior Prom date was set lor May llith and the music was by the Velvatones. So our year as juniors came to a close. It was busy and fun filled and we re looking ahead to when we111 enter old Carter High once again as seniors. LARAY WICAL HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATE 18 GAYLE MAJOR DOUG MAR3T0N BARBARA MULKEY ARZELLA PHELPS 19 SHARON R. HIGGINS MARLEMA SCHUYLER ROGER STENSETH TRIXIE STIEG JANET WHITNEY MARJORIE WISEMAN 20 ' 3LJ •• . SOPHOMORES ite V • • SOPHOMORES When the doors or Carter High opened in September, thirty- four students enrolled in the Sophomore class. We elected Don Gundlach as our president. Sherry Farwell as vice president, and Marie Beach as secretary-treasurer. Marjorie Curry was our class sponsor. When the time came for Freshmen initiation, we dressed them in many different kinds of costumes. They wore these costumes all day and in the evening we gave them a party. The homecoming season found us hard at work supporting and campaigning for our queen candidate, Connie Meyer. In spite of all our work, our candidate was not able to wear the crown. With the coming of spring we were lound supervising the Freshmen in the traditional painting of the C. At the end of the year we had our class picnic. We are now looking forward to being upper classmen. CONNIE MEYER HOMECOMING- QUEEN CANDIDATE 22 LEON BABB TOM BLAIR KAREN BREWSTER ROBERT CROY JAY DEAN IRENE ELMORE GENE EWALT 23 BILL LOEHDING FRANK LOEHDING SHARON PENN MAX ROLPH KATHY ODELL BARBARA PATTEN KITT SCHUYLER ROBERT SHUFFIELD BILL STUART MARILYN TUCKER 24 I FRESHMEN Thirty students enrolled as freshmen on August 31, in CCHS. There were fourteen girls and sixteen boys. All of us were somewhat confused curing the iirst lew days of high school. We elected Kay Anderson as our president, Judy Lovec as our vice-president. Sherry Marston as our secretary-treasure, and Monte Lou Stenseth as our Homecoming Queen Candidate. Mrs. Cantrell was our class sponsor. In September the sophomores initiated us. During the day, we participated in the traditional initiation activities and returned for the sophomore party that night. we gave our return dance in November. In Carter High it is a tradition ror the freshmen to paint the CM in the spring, so all of us participated in this event under the supervision 01 the sophomores. During the year we were sorry to see three of our classmates leave Carter High. They were Georgia Metzenberg, Carolyn Lewis, and Bobby Burch. Our first year in high school was lots of lun, but we are looking forward to being sophomores. 26 MONTE LOU STENSETH HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATE FRANK PELICAN CAROLE STIEG VIRGINIA TOOKE GARY TOWNSEND 27 JACKIE WASH PHYLLIS WOCICKI BOBBY BURCH ORLEN CARVER MARGIE CURRY MARLA CURRY KENNY EHLY RICHARD FRY CHIP HEDGES ANNA HEGGEN PAUL HOFELDT YVONNE KORTUM 28 Homecoming CANDIDATES Myrna Burch LaRay Wical Connie Meyer Monte Lou Stenseth HE WHO HESITATES Entertainment including broken jaws, wrecked cars, angry suitors, a help- ful (?) neighbor, and distressed parents, made an enjoyable evening Gene Lehman.........Mr. Quigley Brenda Wollesen...Mrs. Quigley Ginger Stieg...........Judy Q. Patricia Yates.....Barbara Q. Les Strangford..........Don Q. Myrna Burch......Cousin Harriet Larry LaBree.....Tom Fullerton Tom Anderson.......Ollie Ness Joe Jennings......Frankie Wade Carole Curry.......Mrs. Osthoff Judy Parks.......Gwendoline 0. Frances Cantrell...Director Barbara, Mrs. Quigley, Mr. Quigley, Don, Gwendoline,Frankie, Judy 31 BROADCASTER The CARTER BROADCASTER, a member of the MIEA, is put out monthly by the senior journalism class. The entire senior class was on the BROADCASTER staff Mrs Cantrell acted as sponsor and Miss Drevs as advisor Members of the staff were as follows: Ginger Stieg, managing editor; Grace Blair, advertising; Tom Anderson. Cir- culation; Garth Tooke and Larry LaBree, aports, Charlene Kittelmann, exchange; Joe Jennings, Brenda Wollesen, and Homer Harrington, art; Larry Labree and Leslie Strangford, mimeograph. Garth Tooke Ginger Stieg Miss Drevs Homer Harrington Ginger Stieg Joe Jennings Larry LaBree B E Shoppe Safeway Store Baker, Montana I Miles City, Montana 32 G. Blair M. Burch C. Curry C.Kittelraann Grace Blair..............Managing Editor Myma Burch. ........... .Business Manager Tom Anderson...............Sports Manager Gene Lehman..........Circulation Manager Carole Curry.......................Typist Judy Parks........................ .Typist Charlene Kittelmann.......Lay-out Manager Brenda Wollesen..........Lay-out Manager Sharon, Turbiville....Activities Manager Back row left to right: Judy Parks, Brenda Wollenson, Front row left to right: Tom Anderson, Sharon Turbiville, Gene Lehman Miles City Steam Laundry Miles City, Montana Custer Veterinary Clinic Miles City, Montana 35 JUNIOR Mrs Quick--------Sharon R Higgins Waldo Quick------------David Silvis Almira-----------------Janet Whitney Candy Quick------------------Marlena Schuyler Noah Wiggins-------------------Roger Stenseth Honey Howell-------------------Gayle Major Henry Hall-------------Jerry Collins Aunt Do die-----------Beth Kirkwood Lynn Lane------------------------Kay Schneider Walter Mead--------------------Orman Lende Dr Hattie Honk--—----Janette Dean Patima-----------------Marge Wiseman Frances Cantrell-director 34 The I960 Junior-Senior Prom was held May 11|. Gene Lehman and Patricia Yates were crowned Prom King and Queen. The Prom theme was Isle of Dreams with music by the Velvetones • This event lived up to the tradition of the Junior-Senior Prom, as being one of the out- standing social functions of the year. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM King Gene, Queen Pat Coronation CARTERETTES Carterettes is a girls1 organization formed to support and encourage the Bulldogs during games. The girls had several food sales and sold pop at home games to raise money Ibr tournament expenses. The year began for the organization with initiation of new members and ended with a p5cnic. Left to i-ijht:Sec.-Tresj. Kyrna Burch, Pres. Sharon Turhiville, V. Pres. Charlene Kittelmann Myrns. Burch, Schuyler, Margie r, Gayle Majors, Wiseman, Marlena uack row left' tc right:’ Linda Bergstrom, Ohp.rlene Aiueimami, Sharon Turhiville, Jeanette Dean, Beth Kirkwood, Marilyn uc c ‘ ‘ ‘ Fourth row: Carole Curry, Sharon hl gins. Marge [aria Curry, Mlsr Doevs, Third row: Margaret Chapman, Judy Parks, Anna He,gen, Cathy Odell, Alyce Howell, Barbara Mulkey._S.cona row: Sharon Penn, Judy Lovec, ArzeUa Phelps ont row; Beverly Bush, Myrna Wilson, Trixie Stieg, LaRay ____Monte Vivian Mulkey, Ginny Tooke, Sherry Marston, Marie 3each, Connie Meyer, Wical, Ginger Stieg Massey Ferguson Baker, Montana Ekaleka Eagle Ekalaka, Montana 36 3ack row left to right: Mr, Lambert, Tom Anderson, Homer Harrington, Brice Lambert, Eric Musser, Bill Loehding, Harold Burch PHOTO CLUB G.A.A Back row left to right: Trixie Stieg, Beth Kirkwood, Marlena Schuyler, aniTMr‘ wndef?°nA Middle row: Brenda Wollenson, Grace Blair, LaRay Wical, Alyce Howell, Charlene Klttlemann, Gayle Major, Front row: Carole Curry, Arzella Phelps, Patricia Yates, Judy Parks, M rna Burch HALF TIME ENTERTAINMENT C CLUB Homer Harrington Pres. Tom Anderson Sec.-Tres Eugene Walker V. Pres C Club is a boys organization of students lettering in a sport. They sponsored a float in the Homecoming parade. Back row left to right: Brice Lambert, Don Gundlach, Tom Tooke, Tom Anderson, Dave Rutledge, Eugene Walker, Homer Harrington, Bill Elmore, Coach Anderson, Bud Powell, Front row: Frank Loehding, Jerry Collins, Gary Townsend, Sherry Park Standard Service Miles City, Montana Stoke and Stratton Jewelers Miles City, Montana 40 Osborne McMillan Elevator Co Price's Unigas Baker, Montana Ekalaka, Montana 41 BacK row, left to right: Ginger Stieg, Bill Loehding, Beverly Bush, Kalstrom, Jack Wash, Second row: Tom Anderson, Mary Stuart, Gayle Major, Curry, Judy Yates, Front row: Brice Lambert, Frank Loehding, Eric Marlena Schuyler, Sharon Penn, Not shown: Sharon R. Higgins Diane Carole Musser, Charlene Kittelmann Coast to Coast Baker, Montana Beverly Bush Star Printing Co Miles City, Montana 42 BacK row, left to right: Roger Stenseth, Gary Townsend, Russell Lambert, Cecil Chambers, Carol Schveigert, Margaret Chapman, Mr. Erickson, Second row: Pat Yates, Virginia Tooke, Ray Schneider, Arzella Phelps, Trixie Stieg. Front row: Anna Heggen, Lorine Renshaw, Kay Anderson, Charlene Kittelmann Kay Schneider Mary Stuart 43 Back row, left to right: B, Lambert, T Tooke, T. Anderson, row: J. Wash, R. Frye, R. Stenseth, B. Loehding, H. Burch, J. Hunter, Second C. Erickson-director CHORUS 5. Patten, C. Stieg, M. Chapman, V. Tooke, P Wociki, J,. Gross, J. Lovec, M. Stuart, M. Wilson, B. Kirkwood, S. Johnson, K Odell, S. Turbiville, M. Stenseth, M. Schuyler, L. Wical, J. Whitney, J. Yates, B. Bush, D. ::alstrom • M. Tucker, A, Howell P. Yates, M. Curry, B. Mulkey, M Beach, M. Curry, V. Mulkey, C. Meyer, S. Marston, K. Brewster, C, Erickson-director 44 Girls P.E. SNAPS Homecoming Queen Candidates (Carterette initiation) Sock Hop 45 R. Askin T. Anderson G. Stieg B. Burch 0. Lende Dm Rutledge L. Wical E. Walker T. Anderson 46 'V. r - ▼ £' ' j f '. - - - . 4 t J� . ;l : ;v Ji ; v £wL. au . r vwm h� i ' 8P0RT9 Ok . — 5 ZW2 Coach Anderson Homer Harrington Gary Townsend Sherry Parwell c r“ v Brice Lambert J e r r 7 C 0 1 1 i n s Keirle Chevrolet Inc, Baker, Montana F. T Reynolds Co, Miles City, Montana 48 Left to Right: T. Blair T. Anderson K. Ehly B. Lambert G. Townsend B. Loehding J. Morrison The Carter County Bulldogs vent through the season without winning a game The team gained much valuable experience and many new men were introduced to baseball for the first time«t Sherry Farwell pitched a good steady ball ending the season with a good run average The Bulldogs should be a strong contender for the title next year Russell s Baker, Montana Homer Don I: : • . I 7 0 -V. ' y % L. Price and Co. Baker, Montana 49 B. Lambert, T. Blair, Coach Butrymowicz, L LaBree, T. Anderson, H. Harrington The cindermen of CCHS passed through a mediocre season finishing third in the district meet held in Glendive. Coach Butrymowicz took three boys to Missoula to compete in the State Track Meet. They were: Tom Anderson, Bud Powell, and Harold Burch. The Bulldogs had a strong relay team. They missed winning the relay trophy by one-tenth of a second. D. 0. Lende R. Stenseth T. Anderson TRACK G. Lehman 0. Carver, B. Powell, B. Shuffield, H. Burch 50 Lei't to right: Prank Loehding, Gary Townsend, Roger Stenseth, Larry LaBree, Brice Lambert, Dave Rutledge, Eugene Walker, Homer Harrington, Tom Anderson, Bud Powell, Don Gundlach, Sherry Farwell, Coach Butrymowicz BASKETBALL A” TEAM '59-'60 BASKETBALL RECORD irter 47 Baker b5 ii 48 Terry 55 it 32 Plevna 25 it 58 Jordan 5i n 52 State School 46 ii 48 Broadus 49 it 61 Terry 6? ii 61 Sacred Heart 53 it 45 Wibaux 56 it 61 Plevna 65 it 63 Jordan 45 it 43 State School 52 it 42 Broadus 52 it 47 Sacred Heart 43 it 60 Wibaux 47 it 35 Baker 63 it 52 Rhame 62 5Z TOURNAMENT SCORES 1st game Carter 50 Wibaux 51 2nd i� it 53 Jordan 51 3rd it it 62 Plevna U3 lj.th it n 6S Terry 58 53 “B” TEAM Back row from left to right: Frank Pelican, Benny Shuffield, Myron Tucker, Paul Hofelt, Coach Butrymowicz, Front row: Jack Wash, Gene Middleton, Jay Dean, Brice Lambert, Don Gundlach, and Gary Townsend 54 Dr. Vallie-Dentist Miles City, Montna The Carter County Bull- dogs enjoyed their best season in several years with a l4.-win, 1-loss, 1- tie throughout the 159- 60 season. This was good enough for a second place tie in the district. Coach Fred Anderson, in his lirst year, had the Bulldogs showing lots ol hussle and a good ground attack throughout the sea- son. Co-captains Homer Harrington aid Tom Anderson lead the Bulldog scoring as they ran irora a wing-T iormation. Fourteen boys lettered in rootball, including rive seniors. The Bull- dogs had new blue and white unil'orms to go with the school colors. Six Mile Service Six Mile, Montana 55 Planning Strategy SCORES Carter 7 Culbertson lb Sacred Heart 31 Richey li| State School 0 Terry 11 32 Wibaux 0 12 13 U+ 32 7 3ack Row: B. Anderson, C R. Stenseth, H. Harrington Powell, B. Lambert, E. Musser, J. Dean, E. Walker, J. Kerr nr°?’ Elmore, F. Loehdlng, Front Row: Coach Anderson, J Loehdlng, G. Townsend, H. Burch, K. Ehly, Not Shown: T 9 D. Gundl ch 9 T. Collins, Blair, Poland a hole! Time to change directions! Where to now? 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