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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1964 volume:

ACTION OF HANDS AND MINDS To preserve a record of these moments and the count- less other experiences of you and your classmates, this annual strives to capture the hands and minds of the students of Carter County High School. PRINCIPAL B.S University of Montana M.A. University of Missouri Geography Business Law ADMINISTRATION VICE PRINCIPAL B.A. Fresno State College B. Ed University of Alaska M. Ed University of Montana Sciences Annual Advisor Sponsor: Honor Society Student Council Photo Club Don Hughes, Charles Guyer, Joyce Rutledge, James Munro, Ernest Stenseth (Chairman). Not Pictured: Clinton Hoffman, Benny Padden. 4 PAULINE HUNTER Office Secretary CHARLES KETTERING B.S. University of California (Los Angeles) World History American History Biology G°ach: Basketball Track Assistant Freshman Sponsor JAMES RIELLY B.A. St. Johns University Minnesota Graduate Study University of Minnesota English I, IV Library Senior Sponsor Broadcaster Sponsor SHARON WOODS B.A. Pacific Lutheran University Band Chorus Instrumental Lessons Vocal Lessons MILDRED E. SCHOW GERALD MARKUSON B.S. Northern Teachers College, South Dakota M.A. Colorado University Plane Solid Geometry Algebra I, II Carterette Sponsor B.S. Concordia College Typing I, II Bookkeeping Shorthand Broadcaster Advisor Sophomore Sponsor FRED ANDERSON B.S. Eastern Montana College of Education Social Studies American Problems Coach: Football Track MERTON L. BOYD B.A. Carrol College English II, III French Junior Sponsor Junior Play Director Senior Play Director Seniors VALEDICTORIAN ROSS MAJOR Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1 C Club 1-2-3-4 State Track Meet 4 Class Play 3-4 Broadcaster Staff 4 Librarian 4 Chorus 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Swingband 4 Photo Club 1-2-3-4 Photo Club Officer State Music Festival 2-3-4 KENNETH BLUTT Librarian 2 Chorus 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 3-4 Honor Society 4 Honor Society Officer 4 Scholastic Letter 4 Prom Queen 4 Football 1-2-3-4 � C Club 3-4 Class Play 4 Annual Staff 4 Broadcaster Staff 4 Librarian Scholastic Letter 4 Boys State Alternate 3 Student Council 4 Student Council Officer 4 High-School Week Delegate 4 U.N. Delegate JAMES JOHNSTONE Football 3-4 Basketball Manager C Club 3-4 Broadcaster Staff 4 Salutatorian 4 Scholastic Letter 2-3-4 Boys State Delegate 3 Class Officer a Student Council 4 National Honor Society 3-4 High School Neek Delegate 4 9 LORINE REN3HAW Class Play 3-4 Chearleader 2-3 Annual Staff 4 Broadcaster Staff 4 Carterettes 1-2-3-4 Carterette Officer 4 Scholastic Letter 1-2-4 Girls 1 State Delegate 3 Class Officer 1-2-4 National Honor Society 3-4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 3 State Music Festival 3 High School Week Delegate 4 Vingband 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 JCHAEL CHAPMAN Football 1-2 Basketball 1 Track 1 ’•C Club 1-2-3-4 Class Flay 4 Librarian 3-4 Chorus 2 Class Officer 1 ROBERT PULSE Football Football 1 Manager 3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 3aseball 1 C Club 1-2-3-4 Class Play 4 Chorus 4 10 NED SUMMERS Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 Librarian 2-3-4 Photo Club 2-3-4 LISTON MADER Football 1-2-3-4 Football Co-Captain 4 Basketball 2 Basketball Manager 1 Track 2-3 Baseball 1 C Club 1-2-3-4 C Club Officer 4 State Track Meet Class Play 3 Broadcaster Staff U Librarian 3 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Boys State Alternate 3 Class Officer 3 BARBARA HOFELDT Class Play 3-4 Carterettes 1-2-3-4 Carteret e Officer 4 Chorus 1-3 Girls1 State Alternate 3 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4 4 DONALD JOHNSTONE Track 2 Easeball 1 Photo Club 2-3-4 Photo Club Officer 4 Prom King 4 SANDRA ROLPH Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Photo Club 2 Carterettes 1-2-3 Band 2-3-4 Swingband 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 12 SHARON KALSTROM Class Play- 4 Cart erettes 1-2-3-4 Carterette Officer 4 Chorus Girls State 1-3 Alternate 3 Class Officer 3 GEORGE YATES Basketball 2 Track 1-2-3-4 Broadcaster Staff 4 DENNIS BLUTT JOSEPH WHITNEY Football 1-4 Basketball 1-2 Track 3 C Club 2-3-4 Baseball 1 Class Play 4 C Club 4 Librarian 4 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 4 Broadcaster Staff 4 Band 1- -2-4 BUSSELL LAMBERT Football 1-2-3-4 Football Co-Captain 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 liaseball 1 MC Club 1—2—3—4 C Club Officer 4 Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Broadcaster Staff 4 Valedictorian 4 Scholastic Lett r i-2-3-4 Chen is Band 1-2-4 Swingband 4 Boys State Delegate 3 Photo Club 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-2 Student Council 3-4 Honor Society 3-4 State Music Festival 2-3-4 High School Week Delegate 4 14 1st Row: Linda Johnson, George Yates, Richard Burch, Bob Pulse, Barbara Hofeldt, Sharon Kalstrom, Shirley Odell, Sandra Rolph. 2nd Row: Mike Chapman, Denny Blutt, Kenny Blutt, Bill Carlisle, Wayne Curry, Lorine Renshaw, Cecil Chambers. 3rd Row: Weston Mader, Ronald Peabody, Jim Johnstone, Ross Major, Joe Whitney, Don Johnstone, Russ Lambert, Ned Summers. CLASS HISTORY % When we entered our Senior and final year of school in the fall of 1963 we found that Carol Schweigert, Mona Williams, John Bergstrom, Marcie Jardee, and Bob Kittelmann were no longer with us. At our first class meeting we chose Jim Johnstone president, Joe 'Whitney vice president , Lorine Renshaw secretary-treasure, Kenny Blutt student council repre- sentative, and Mr. Rielly was our class sponsor. Homecoming came with its usual excitement. .This being our last year, we worked harder than ever to have Barbie Hofeldt, our candidate, crowned aueen, but we were not successful. On April 22 we went to Miles City to Career Day. We listened to teachers from different colleges representing different professions and were free to ask questions. The following day we presented our senior play Beef Stew , to the grade school and in the evening we present- ed it again to a large and enthusiastic audience. Next we sponsored a steak fry at the Ekalaka Park; HKd George it was very successful and everyone had a good time. May 16 was the Junior-Senior Prom with the theme of Story Book Ball . That night Linda Johnson was named Prom Queen and Don Johnstone was Prom King. May 19 was the Senior banquet given to us by Mr. Rowley. Both the grade school and high school faculty were present. Everyone present enjoyed the well prepared supper. We are now ready to leave the halls of the Carter County High School and go our separate ways. Along with our gladness we can’t help bii: feel a note of sad- ness at leaving our many friends. 15 ■i • i. v v � i7i(U‘v Kk4 « toc� r!� MW w v v: vWwlrW 4a,V .• Kenny Blutt, Student Council Representative; Jim Johnstone, President; Lorine Renshaw, Secretary Treasurer; Joe Whitney, Vice-President. JUNIORS Tony Nies, Student Council Representative; Candy Curry, Secretary- Treasurer; Earl Collins, President. CLASS HISTORY Juniors at last! We entered the doors of CCHS on August 26, 1963, thirty-three in number. At our first class meeting, which was presided over by our new class sponsor, Mr. Boyd, we chose our officers. They were Neil Howell as follows: Earl Collins, president; Neil Howell,vice president; Vice-President Candy Curry, secretary-treasurer; and Tony Nies, student council representative. Sharon Tooke was chosen to represent our class as queen candidate and we were very thrilled to see her crowned Homecoming Queen on October 19. Out class rings arrived in November and we liked them very much. We presented our class play, Somethin’s Cookin’ February 13 in the high school gymnasium to a large and enthusiastic audi- ence. Candy Curry and Sharon Tooke were named Girls’ State dele- gates with Linda Brence and Donna Bush as alternates. Earl Col- lins and Bill Wear were named Boys’ State delegates with Gary Jardee and Tony Nies as alternates. The Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 16. The theme was Story Book Ball. We had a lot of fun decorating the gym, and the dance was a complete success. Now that our junior year has ended, we eagerly await our senior year. 18 In their junior year, students -nay take electives such as chemistry vhich prepare then for further edu- cation. Jerry Askin Linda Brence Shirley Carver Norma Dean Alvin Croy Toni Culver 19 David Brence Chris Bush Leonard Cline Darrel Curry Laureen Frye Leroy Jardee Roge Peabody Don Hughes James Goeders Theodore Liss A Ted Major 20 11 Gary Jardee Kenny Marty Marcia Stleg Greg Tooke Sharon Tooke Bill We-'1 r Bob Wilson SOPHOMORES Herb Kerr, Vice-President; Sherri Lynn Stenseth, Secretary-Treasurer; Evalynne Emerson, Student Council Representative; Mike Howell, President CLASS HISTORY As we began our Sophomore year, we looked for all the familiar faces we knew last year. Our class consisted of thirty-three students. Sue McLean and Linda Mulkey 0fConnor were not with us and during the year we were sorry to lose Judy Knowles and Marjorie Trabert. Joy Jones joined us, and later Ken Solomon became part of the sophomore class. Joy left us a few months later. Our first class meeting was supervised by our class sponsor Mr. Markuson. Officers elected were Mike Howell as president, Herb Kerr as vice-president, Sherri Lynn Stenseth as secretary-treasurer,and Evalynne Emerson as student coun- cil representative. Plans were soon underway for homecoming We worked hard to support our homecoming queen candidate, Mary Culver. We supervised the freshmen when they whitewashed the C , and we sponsored several sock-hops during the year. As our sophomore year ends, we are thinking of the sub- jects and activities available for next year. We are antici- pating next year as we will then be upperclassmen. GARBERSON CLINIC Miles City, Montana CARTER COUNTY ABSTRACT TITLE CO. Ekalaka, Montana ____ 22 1 Raymond Kirkwood Johnella LaBree Joe Liss Mike Lovec Carol Nies Eugene Odell Andrea Parks Sherry Peabody Susan Silvis Kenneth Solomon Mary Speelmon Norma Teigen Kerry Pat Wical John Wilson Dorothy Wocicki 24 % FRESHMEN Lon Pulse, Student Council Representative; Jay Mader, President; Betty Frye,Secretary-Treasurer; Ross Stenseth, Vice President. CLASS HISTORY On August 26, 1963, 30 students enrolled as freshmen. During the year Cindy Hedges, Doug Anderson, and David Anderson joined us, but later David and Lois Breding left us. At our first class meeting we elected Jay Mader as our president, Ross Stenseth as vice president,Betty Frye as secretary-treasure, Lon Pulse as student council representative, and we elected Flora Wasnuk homecoming queen candidate. In the fall we painted the ffCn under the direction of the sophomores. Now we are looking forward to being sophomores. 26 Doug Anderson Ken Castleberry Cindy Hedges Tom Jardee Sue Croy Colleen Curry Marguerite Goeders Twyla Howell Mark Johnson In the Freshman year, students are introduced to basic concepts in sci- ence. This fundamental understanding is a foundation for further education. RUSSELL’S CLOTHING STORE Baker, Montana___________ STAR PRINTING Miles City, Montana 27 Merrilyn Johnston David Johnstone Cherri Kittelmann Charles Kins Tom Kittelmann Edward Lamb Harry Liss Tanmy Keade Dwayne Whitney .-iichard Wirak Lynette Yates 28 t nding: Robert Jeeperson, 3ill ear, Kenny Marty, Lorine Renshaw, Russ Lambert, Jim Johnstone. Sitting: Linda Johnson, Linda Brence, Evalvnne Emerson, Doris Blair, Sherri Lynn Stenseth. Members in chemistry class The Ekalaka Chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of all students having a 3.25 grade point average or better. 30 Sitting: Sherri Lynn Stenseth, Evalynne Emerson. Standing Left to Right: Bill Vear, Lon Pulse, Mike Howell, Kenny Blutt, Veston Mader, Jay Mader, Jim Johnstone, Earl Collins, Tony Mies, Russ Lambert. Students voting on the proposed Constitution The student council, an organ of the CCHS student body, was begun in 1°6?. However, the student body rejected the council Drooosed constitution thereby rendering the council powerless. 31 Sponsor PORTRAITS BY PHOTO CLUB f Standing: Cecil Chambers, Mr. Rielly, Russ Lambert. Ross Major, Ceor.ae Yates, Mr. Markuson, Denny Blutt. Sitting: Kenny Blutt, Lorine Rer han; Jim Johnstone, Gary Jardee. Staff Editor....................Kenny Blutt Feature....................Ross Major Sports.............Russ Lambert Art................Denny Blutt Art................Gary Jardee Circulation.......George Yates Biographies.......Jim Johnstone Subscriptions.....Weston Mader Subscriptions...Cecil Chambers Lay-out..................Lorine Renshaw Sponsor.............Mr. Rielly Advisor.....................Mr. Markuson 33 Standing: Kenny Blutt, Ned Summers, Bill Wear, Jim Johnstone, Gary Jardee, Huss Lambert, Denny Blutt. Sitting: Sandra Rolph, Linda Brence, Linda Johnson, Lorine ilenshaw. ANNUAL STAFF Meeting a deadline? Managing Editor.... Lorine Renshaw Business Manager.......Kenny Blutt Sports Sditor.........Russ Lambert Lay-out Manager......Linda Johnson Lay-out Manager......Jim Johnstone Typist...............Sandra Rolph Art....................Denny Blutt Art....................Gary Jardee Assistant...............Bill ear Assistant.............Linda Brence Activities.............Ned Summers Advisor................Mr. Lambert 34 CARTERETTES Back Row: Mrs. Schow (Sponsor), Shirley Odell, Sharon Kalstrora, Kyle Carlisle, Linda Stieg, Evalynne Emerson, Norma Teigen. 5th RowrCherri Kittelmann, Cheryl Askin, Lynette Coons, Dorthy Wocicki, Sherri Lynn Stenseth, Johnella LaBree, Mary Speelmon. 4th Row: Lorine Renshaw, Sue Croy, Cindy Hedges, Ruth Jesperson, Barb Hofeldt, Doris Blair, Sheila Collins, Sue Silvis. 3rd Row: Lynette Yates, Colleen Curry, Merrilyn Johnston, TwylaHowell, Linda VanRansler, Linda Burch, Lois Croy, Lois Dean. 2nd Row: Linda Cline, Tammy Meade, Kerry Pat Wical, Donna Bush, Candy Curry, Laureen Frye. 1st Row: Betty Frye, Sharon Tooke. B' TEAM CHEERLEADERS EAGLE PUBLISHING CO Ekalaka , Montana Laureen, Donna, Candy, Sharon A” TEAM CHEERLEADERS Johnella and Twyla CARTERETTES The Carterettes, a pep organization, support the Bulldogs at football and basketball games. They sell soft drinks and sponsor other activities to raise money to enable them to attend the dis- trict basketball tournament. The Bulldogs won the sportsmanship trophy at the dis- trict basketball tournament. Actions of the team, coach, pep squad, and fans are considered in the presentation of this trophy. 36 Bottom row: Bill Carlisle, Kenny Blutt, Neil Howell, Bob Pulse, Richard Burch, oarl Collins. Second row: Dave Brence, Herb Kerr, Alvin Croy, Bob V.’ilLson, Gary Jardee, Tony Kies. Third row: Denny 31utt, dozer Peahodv, Leroy Jarrtee. Jim Johnstone, Chris Bush, Ron Peabody, Mr. Anderson (sponsor). Too row: Ross Major, Joe Jhitney, Mike Howell, Cecil Chambers, 'tieston Mader, Russ Lambert, Greg Tooke, Don Hughes. TtCTT Club is a boys organization composed of all boys receiving varsity letters in football., track, or basketball. Joe, Earl, . Neil Gary Leroy HOkSCOKING FLOAT C CLUB INITIATION 37 SCRAPBOOK Photo Club Trio Entering the golden gates. Where do we go now? NotHGUMtutiQ PoMuiPj Sharon Tooke Mary Alice Culver Barbara Hofeldt tk Flora vasnuk The homecoming parade consisted of floats made by each class and by each chartered school organiza- tion. Queen can- didates were fea- tured on their class floats. 40 S. Tooke, tf. Wader B. Hofeldt, K. Blutt Coronation is the climax of several weeks’ work by each class to have its candidate selected homecoming oueen. Class members through such activities as candy sales, bake’ Culver, R. Lambert sales, ticket sales, and car washes earn money which represents votes for their candidates. The money raised by these activities helps support the athletic and music programs in the school. Johns ton F. Wasnuk Ross Stenseth, Princess Barbara Hofeldt, Kenny Blutt, Princess Mary Culver, Russ Lambert, 'jueen Sharon Tooke, Neil Howell, Ross Major, .Veston Mader, Princess Flora wasnuk, Jim Johnstone HOMECOMING CORONATION ‘v� V PLAY flaj-- cast presents gift to Mr. Boyd SOMETHING'S cookin Tony, Earl Bill .Vear....Professor Albert Newcomb Linda Brence.......................Mrs. Newcomb Candy Curry.....................Cynthia Tony Nies.........................Pinky Rhodes Niel Howell•••••••••••.••,Noel Spenser Don Bush...................Pete Jamison Don Hughes.................Robert .Voods Earl Collins........................Rex Hudson Sharon Tooke...................Aunt Eva Laureen Frye....................Barbara Sue Powell........................Mazie Donna Bush.......................Marcia Newcomb Laureen, Linda, Sharon, Bill, Tony Ross presents a gift to Mr. Boyd. BEEF STEW Bob, Joe, Barbie, Sharon, Lorine Russ Lambert..........Miss Finster Lorine Renshaw........Jane Melville Cecil Chambers............Drumstick Kenny Blutt....................Beef Mike' Chapman........... .Aloysius Sandra Rolph..................Susie Joe Whitney...................Cream Sharon Kalstrom.............Peaches 3arb Hofeldt..................Boots Shirley Odell.............Gwendolyn Bob Pulse....................Saddle Ross Major.............Kr. Melville Linda Johnson.........Mrs. Melville SENIOR PLAY Linda, Ross, Lorine 43 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM PROM PREPARATIONS 44 MUSIC DEPARTMENT Bottom Row: Linda Cline, Johnella LaBree, Flora Wasnuk, Tammy Meade, Toni Culver, Sue Powell, Lorine Renshaw, Doris Blair, Linda Johnson, Sandra Rolph, Kyle Carlisle, Betty Frye, Lois Croy, Sherri Lynn Stenseth, Evalynne Emerson, Second Row: Sue Croy, Linda VanRansler, Linda Burch, Lois Dean, Twyla Howell, Mary Culver, Dorothy Wocicki, Linda Brence, Kathy Brence, Norma Teigen, Sue Silvis, Sheila Collins. Third Row: Ross Stenseth, Tom Jardee, Mark Johnson, Lon Pulse, Tom Kittelmann, Jay Mader, Ross Major, Bob Pulse, Richard Burch,Gary Jardee, Murray Rolph, Kerry Pat Wical, Cindy Hedges, Colleen Curry. Top Row:Ed Lamb, Charles Kins, Pichie Wirak, Don Hughes, Weston Mader, Bill Wear, Ken Solomon, Tony Nies, Russ Lambert, Alvin Croy. Accompanist: Lynette Yates. Facing chorus: Mrs. Woods (director). TRIPLE TRIO The music depart- ment was very active. It held three con- certs, attended two music festivals, and supplied music for Baccalaureate and Commencement. 1st Row: Evalynne Emerson, Lorine Renshaw, Donna Bush, Sharon Tooke, Sherri lynn Stenseth. 2nd Row: Kyle Carlisle, Betty Frye, Peggy Emerson, Greg Tooke, Sue Silvis, Carmen Phelps. 3rd Row: Barbara Shelden, Debra Briant, Lynette Yates, Alice Yates, Ross Stenseth, Laureen Frye. 4th Row: Murray Rolph, Diane Smidesang, Denny Blutt, Paula otewart, Mary Speelmon. BAND 46 1st Row: Linda Brence, Jenny Virak, Luther Water- land, Don Jesperson. 2nd Row: Colleen Curry, Sandra Rolph, Bill Parker, Linda VanRansler, Ted Lovec. 3rd Row: Kerry Pat Wical, Randy Petterson, Jim Hendricks, Ross Major, Russ Lambert, Cecil Chambers, 4th Row: Merrilyn Powell, Kathy Brence, Mrs, floods. SWINGBAND A swingband was organized this year by Mrs. Woods. It participated in the fall concerts and was featured at the Carterette Variety Show. FESTIVAL PERFORMANCES Anyone in the music de- partment wishing to parti- cipate in a solo or ensem- ble may compete at the dis- trict music festival. Upon receiving a superior rating a person or group may per- form at the state music festival. This year Russ Lambert received a superior rating. Standing left to right: Coach Anderson, Dennv Blutt, Roger Peabodv, Bob Jesperson, Dave Breoce, Ed Lamb, Jim Peterson, Jim Johnstone. Charles Kins, Ron Peabody, Bob ilson 30, Herb Kerr, Don Hughes, Ross Stenseth, KennyBlutt, Pony Mies, Jay Mader. Earl Collins, .ike Howell, Jerrv Askins, (manager), Richie A'irak, Leroy Jardee. Co-captains k-eeling: Russ Lambert. Neil Howell, vVeston leader. Lissi g: Gary Jardee, Tom Jardee FOOTBALL 3ulldog backfield on the move Carter 40 Colstrip 0 25 State School 13 0 ibaux 6 32 Terry 1 u 26 Hysham 12 7 Sacred Heart 33 40 Rosebud 12 50 Neil scores. Earl grabs a pass. Russ punts. The 1963 football season saw 9 lettermen returning, and everyone was optimistic about the outcome of the coning season. Only three players had been lost through graduation, and the Bulldog squad showed great hustle and enthusiasm. The enthusiasm was justified. Losing only to Wibaux and Sacred Heart, the team finished the season with a 5-2 record and third place in District 4. Neil Howell and Wes Kader were chosen for the second All-Conference team, and Earl Collins and Russ Lambert received honorable mention. Kenny leads the way. makes the plan. 51 52 Left to right: Alvin Croy (manager), Bob Willson, Russ Lambert, Herb Kerr, Tike Howell, Greg Tooke, Ross Major, Bob Pulse, Bill Carlisle, Earl Collins. Leroy Jardee, Neil Howell, Kenny Marty (manager). Carter 51 Wibaux 61 61 Plevna 43 70 Bowma n 64 55 Baker 57 53 vibaux 67 51 Plevna 43 5° Jordan 44 55 State School 63 46 Broadus 53 42 Terry. 63 50 Sacred Heart 63 49 .Vibaux 51 61 Plevna 53 62 Jordan 3° 48 State School 47 62 Broadus 64 62 Terry 69 24 Sacred Heart 44 64 Buffalo 51 44 Wibaux 72 70 Plevna 39 45 Broadus 57 BASKETBALL 53 Coach Kettering gives instructions. 55 Standing left to right: John Willson, George Yates, Bill Carlisle, Bob 'Willson, Bil] Wear, Mike Howell, Ross Stenseth, Wayne Curry, Darrel Curry, Jirr. Goeders, Gary Jardee, Bob Jesperson, Leroy Jardee. Kneeling: Earl Col1ins, Ross Major, Neil Howell. TRACK Keil runs the 100, Ross chucks the discus. Earl pole vaults. 56 The 1964 track team, corrosed of 16 men, was not particularly strong but there were several individual standouts. Ross Major, Neil Howell, and Earl Collins to attend the Divisional track meet at Glendive, and Ross Major qualified to attend the Montana Interscholastic track meet at Missoula. 57 Ekalaka, Montana Cate Welding HEPPERLE SERVICE SQUARE DEALS WeMnq TO EVERYONE OIL FIELD AND N S-r-S «X FARM SERVICE WE 60 ANYWHERE BUICK CARS GMC TRUCKS JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS Baker, Montana Plevna, Montana 58 BERTSCH CONOCO SERVICE STOKES a STRATTON 24 i HOUR SERVICE JEWELRY a WATCH Your Friendly Service Station REPAIR Phone 778-3819 Baker, Montana Miles City, Montana PORTRAITS BY Photo Craft Studio _Baker, Montana SAFEWAY STORES, INC. YOUR FRIENDLY SAFEWAY STORE Miles City, Montana EKALAKA EDDIE'S STANDARD 'S' STANDARD Call Eddie's for pick-up delivery service Eddie Domagala, Owner Phone 232-9827 ______Miles City, Montana SHELDEN LAW OFFICE BATHROOM FIXTURES LUMBER BRUCE M. SHELDEN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Ekalaka, Montana 60 Ekalaka, Montana LAKESIDE MOTORS EKALAKA, MONTANA FORD MERCURY JEEP RANKIN DEAN G.E. 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AHIQUIST examining the eyes Hiway 10 E and Strevell Next to the Ingham Hotel Belle Fourche, South Dakota Phone 232-3854 Belle Fourche, South Dakota NEW LIFE BAR AND CAFE Where Old Friends Meet Phone 775-9500 Ekalaka, Montana MORROW PLUMBING HEATING CO. QUALITY V SERVICE DEPENDABILITY SEE MORROW TODAY MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS Baker, Montana RED SKE 11 RADIO AND ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS MAYTAG SALES AND SERVICE CAR RADIO, TELEVISION, AND STEREO SERVICE __________Baker, Montana EMERSON PHARMACY GRADUATE - PLEASE CONSIDER PHARMACY AS A CAREER Phone 775-2121 Ekalaka, Montana 80 MAIN STREET CHEVRON WEAVER WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE PARTS UNLIMITED AND AUTO WRECKING OWNER REX GRIFFORD YOU NAME IT WE HAVE IT IIOI MAIN Miles Cityt Montana Miles City, Montana 81 HARTZELL STOCKLINERS DEALERS IN ALL LIVESTOCK FEEDS Office 892-4244 Warehouse 892-3536 Belle Fourche, South Dakota BUTTREYS SUPER STORE COMPLETE SELECTION OF GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS ______Miles City. Montana MONTGOMERY LUMBER Plumbing and Building Materials PHONE 892-3762 _______Belle Fourche, South Dakota COFFRIN STUDIO May we make your portraits 1600 Main ______Miles City, Montana SHAW'S TEXACO SHELLY SHAW 6th AND GRANT PHONE-892-9722 ___Belle Fourche. South Dakota 83 INGHAM HOTEL RE AT? SERVICE $ FOR A GOOD NIGHTS REST--STAY HERE Miles City, Montana BANK OF BELLE FOURCHE BRANCH AT SPEARFISH A HOME OWNED BANK MEMBER OF F D. I. C. SEE US FOR ALL OF YOUR BANKING NEEDS Belle Fourche, South Dakota ODONNELL SHEEP a WOOL CO. D. A. CHEVROLET SALE a SERVICE OLOSMOBILE WALT a BOB O'DONNELL Livestock Buyers OFFICE WAREHOUSE PHONE 829-2694 Belle Fourche, South Dakota DIVISION Of OMMCOAL ISO TONS Baker, Montana 84 OLD STAND BAR AND CAFE Ekalaka, Montana eilek's READY FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY WEAR LADIES AND GIRLS READY Ifco-oA) WEAR SHOES AND INFANT GOOD BUYS FOR EVERYONE WEAR HILMA KUEHN TOM EILEK Baker, Montana Phone 775-3344 Ekalaka, Montana FOR ALL JEWELRY NEEDS AND SERVICES INCLUDING WATCH REPAIR ENGRAVING AND STONECUTTING CONTACT RECORDS MAINLINE AGENTS IN EKALAKA FOR JOHN STOCKHILL JEWELERS ll � 11 Visit your V Store in Ekalaka A selection of everything you need Records Mainline Phone 77523 Ekalaka, Montana L. PRICE Co. GENERAL HARDWARE JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS [E GLIDDEN PAINT PRODUCTS Baker, Montana 86 MILES CITY OVERPECK PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION HAMBLIN AND W Tpr«xiucfion Credit l l Association MUELLER DEPENDABLE CREDIT SPECIALIZED CREDIT Attorneys at Law FOR RANCHERS AND FARMERS Miles City, Montana Belle Fourchet South Dakota ■I M1DWAY RED OWL MOTEL STORE TOP QUALITY FRESH PRODUCE KITCHENETTES EVERYDAY LOW PRICES SPECIAL MONTHLY RATES Ekalaka, Montana Baker, Montana FARMERS CO-OP S.G. SMITH KEEPSAKE AND PRINCESS ASSOCIATION DIAMOND RINGS SEEDS FLOUR GRAIN HAMILTON, BULOVA, AND THE NEW BULOVA ACUTRON WATCHES YOUR JEWELER SINCE 1927 Plevna, Montana Belle Fourche, South DaKota 88 EKALAKA ENCO SERVICE TELEPHONE CO. HOME OF HAPPY MOTORING GOOD YEAR TIRES Call Anywhere Around DELCO BATTERIES the World Ekalaka, Montana ALL MAJOR BRANDS OF OIL Baker, Montana 89 LEON-MAR THE STYLE SHOP Headquarters for Young n Fashions by Jantzen Gotham Carol Craig Bobby Brooks BULOVA WATCHES Peter Pan Candy Jr. PRINCESS DIAMONDS Verne Ruth Leischner Baker, Montana Owners Baker, Montana 90 SPORTS CENTER 7 ( Mr 0 (Si) MEN a BOYS' WEAR IT PAYS TO PLAY It Pays To Be Well Dressed Always Miles City, Montana r' Belle Fourche, South Dakota «. - MMMM BEACON CARTER SERVICE FARM DELIVERY OUR SPECIALTY PHONE 232-1350 ___________Miles City, Montana Congratulations to the Class of 1964 Dodge Cars and Trucks Oliver Farm Machinery RANDASH MOTORS Geo. and Bill Randash ____ Baker, Montana 92 EDDIE'S 5th AVENUE MARKET crown stamps with every purchase Belle Fourche, South Dakota LAMPERT LUMBER COMPANY Building Supplies Complete Line of and Fencing Material ____Belle Fourche, South Dakota f- ORD SALE 5 SERVICE LAKESIDE MOTORS YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER Montana • , I :J W4Y E’$J£Em. SERVICE V . ____ _ •-.-■• � : -Jf - , %2tlW oA w' w I-. ‘LL lU.iL „S Belle Fourche, South Dakota MONTGOMERY CARTER'S DRUGS YOUR WARD COMPANY REXALL STORE jS 1 K UQ 1 CLOTHING NEEDS FOR 1 ■ THE WHOLE FAMILY Phone 892- 2666 Miles City, Montana Belle Fourche, South Dakota! 94 EKALAKA CONOCO SERVICE YOUR FRIENDLY SERVICE STATION DELCO BATTERIES MOTOR TUNE UPS FIRESTONE TIRES Phone 775-3321 Ekalaka, Montana SAUNDERS-YOUNG LUMBER CO. THE HOME OF GOOD BUILDING MATERIAL PHONE 892-4331 Belle Fourche, South Dakota TRI- STATE CAFE INLAND EQUIPMENT CO. GOOD FOOD RANCHER’S CHOICE HOME MADE PASTRIES Mr. and Mrs. HENRY HANTZ ____Belle Fourche, South Dakota FARMHAND STACKER 8 ATTACHMENTS MAYTAG WASHER -and DRYER TELEVISION C. C. BENTZ and ALICE J. CULVER Owners Phone 775-2151 Ekalaka, Montana 95 T 8i M ELECTRIC AND FURNITURE A SUPPLY, a T INC. TRACTOR PARTS APPLIANCES G.E. APPLIANCES a FURNITURE TIRES PAINT Eldon Mengel OIL Baker, Montana Miles City, Montana BUCKHORN BAR PARKS STANDARD SERVICE W (standard THE FRIENDLIEST PLACE IN TOWN np Bud Kalstrom, Prop. GLEN BREWSTER Phone 775-3592 Ekalaka, Montana Phone 775-3 3 Ekalaka, Montana 96 1 BAKER VARIETY STORE L. P ANDERSON SUPPLY CO. INC. School Supplies Sewing Notions CONTRACTOR Gifts OIL FIELD AND MRS. T V. CRICHFIELD Baker, Montana RANCH SUPPLES Miles City, Montana 97 ’; s' TRI-STATE MILLING COMPANY FERTILIZERS C.M. SUMMERS CO. CHEVROLET JOHN DEERE CONOCO GATE TIRES Belle Fourche, South Dakota Phone 775-2111 CONTRIBUTIONS Ekalaka, Montana WILLARD, MONTANA EKALAKA, MONTANA WILLARD SERVICE CENTER DICK'S ShuP BAKER, MONTANA CHUCL AuuN CAFE WLSTSIDE HOTEL SOUTHSIDE GROCERY MILES CITY , MONTANA LOG CABIN CAFE CaTE TIRE STORE CLARKS FURNITURE INC. KRUKPE REPAIR SHOP NOLLLY'S LELDING SERVICE BELLEFOURCHE SNYDER EUICK SANV ICK MOTOR RAINBOW CHEVROLET NORTHERN HILLS IMPLEMENT DR. 0. A. JEWETT, OPTOMETRIST DAILY POST aND BELU FOURCHE BEE SOUTH DAKOTA SLY'S GROCERY HODGE BOOTSRY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BLRGLUND'3 STANDARD SERVICE DR. G. H. BORLAND, GPTOMITRIST FARE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLY COLLARY 98 AUTOGRAPHS