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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1965 volume:

. THE MEDICINE ROCK 1965 CARTER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL EKALAKA, MONTANA Left to Right: Mr. Rowley, Joyce Rutledge, Argaylon King, Ernest Stenseth, Charles Guyer, James Monro, Don Hughes. Benjamin Padden (not shown)® ADMINISTRATION WILLIAM C. ROWLEY PRINCIPAL B.S. University of Montana M.A. University of Missouri Business Law MARSHALL LAMBERT VICE PRINCIPAL B.A. Fresno State College B. Ed. University of Alaska M. Ed. University of Montana Sciences Annual Advisor Sponsor: Honor Society Photo Club GERALD MARKUSON B.S. Concordia College Typing I, II Bookkeeping Shorthand Office Practice Broadcaster Advisor Junior Sponsor MILDRED E. SCHOW B.S. Northern Teachers College South Dakota, M.A. Colorado University Plane Solid Geometry Algebra I, II Trigonometry Carterette Sponsor MERTON L. BOYD B.A. Carrol College English II, III French I, II Senior Sponsor Junior Play Director Senior Play Director 3 JOEL COBETTO CURTIS WILSON B.S. Black Hills Teachers College English I, IV Library Sophomore Sponsor ROGER N. THORFINNSQN North Dakota State University B.S. Mayville State Teachers College Advanced Work - St. Cloud State Teachers College Social Science Coach: Football Basketball B.S. Rocky Mountain College Biology Guidance and Counseling P.E. Assistant Coach: Football Basketball Freshman Sponsor Coach: Track THOMAS KLIPFEL North Dakota State University B.3. Dickinson State College Chorus Band Instrumental Lessons PAULINE HUNTER Office Secretary SCENE OE ACTION William Wear Football 1-4 Student Council 2-3 Basketball 2 Annual Staff 3-4 Basketball Manager 4 Broadcaster Staff 4 Track 2-3 Scholastic Letter 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Boys' State Delegate 3 C Club 4 National Honor Society 3-4 Photo Club 1-2-3-4 Valedictorian 4 Photo Club Officer 2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 High School Week 4 Donald Bush Football 4 Basketball 1-2 Class Play 3-4 C Club 4 Chorus 1 Librarian 1 Scholastic Letter 4 Mary Lovec Askin Carterettes 1-2-4 Chorus 1-2 Saint Mary's School 3 Homecoming Candidate 2 8 Gary Jardee Football 2-3-4 Annual Staff 3-4 Basketball 2-4 Broadcaster Staff 3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 C Club 2-3-4 State Music Festival 2 C Club Officer 4 Photo Club 3-4 Class Play 4 Photo Club Officer 4 Silver Key Award 4 Scholastic Letter 4 Boysr State Alternate 3 Linda Brence Class Play 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Carterettes 1-2 Scholastic Letter 2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3 Band 3-4 Girls' State AiLemaie 3 National Honor Society 2-3-4 High School WeeK 4 Salutatorian 4 Jim Peterson Football 3-4 C Club 4 Class Play 4 9 Leroy Jardee • • Football 3-4 Basketball 2-3 Track 1-2-3 C Club 3-4 Chorus 2 Prom King 4 Dave Brence Football 3-4 C Club 3-4 Track 2 1 3 3-4 1-2-3 1-2-4 -2-3-4 3 3-4 Donna Bush Cheerleader Class Play Carterettes Chorus Band Girls State Alternate Scholastic Letter 10 Jerry Askin Football 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football Manager 3 Class Play 4 Chorus C Club 3-4 Robert Willson Basketball 1-2-3 Football 2-3-4 C Club 3-4 Track 2-3 Sharon Tooke Cheerleader Annual Staff Broadcaster Staff Girls State Delegate Band Chorus Carterettes Carterette Officer Class Officer Class Play Homecoming Queen High School Week Honor Society Scholastic Letter 1-2-3 4 4 3 1-2-3-4 1-2 1-2-3-4 4 3-4 3-4 3 4 4 3-4 li Don Hughes Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-4 Track 3 C Club 2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Class Officer 1 State Music Festival 3 Chorus 1-2-3 SnW Toni Culver Annual Editor 4 Broadcaster Staff 4 Carterettes 1-4 Carterette Officer 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 State Music Festival 2-4 Photo Cluo 1 Homecoming Candidate 4 Class Play 4 Greg Tooke Football 1-2-4 Basketball 1-2-3 C Club 2-3-4 Band 1-3 Class Play 4 C Club Officer 4 12 Anthony Nies Football 2-3-4 Football Co-Captain 4 Track 2-4 Cw Club 3-4 Class Flay 3-4 Chorus 1-3 Student Council 2-3 Boys State Alternate 3 Annual Staff 4 Basketball Manager 4 Marilyn Powell Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Carterettes 1-2-3-4 Carterette Officer 4 ■ 13 James Goeders Track 1-2-3-4 Librarian 3-4 Photo Club 3-4 Roger Peabody Football 3 Class Officer 4 C Club 3-4 Track 2-3 C Club 2-3-4 Chris Bush 14 Alvin Croy Basketball Manager 3 Chorus 2-3 C Club 3-4 Class Play 4 Candy Curry Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Broadcaster Staff 4 Carterettes 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Girls State Delegate 3 State Music Festival 2 Homecoming Candidate 1 Class Play 3-4 Class Officer 3 Scholastic Letter 4 Prom Queen 4 15 Earl Collins Football 1-2-3-1. Track 1-2-3-4 State Track Meet 2 Basketball 1-2-3-4 C Club 1-2-3-4 C Club Officer 3 Boys State Delegate 3 Class Officer 2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Football Co-Captain 4 Laureen Frye Cheerleader 3-4 Annual Staff 4 Broadcaster Staff 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1 i Neil Howell Football 1-2-3 Basketball 1 -2-3 Track 1-2-3 Football Co-Captain 3 Basketball Captain 3 C Club Officer 3 C Club 1-2-3-4 Class Play 3-4 Class Officer 1-2-3 Class Play 3' Swingband Carterettes 1-2-3' Scholastic Letter 16 4 UJ Darrel Curry Track 3 Librarian 3 Class Play 4 17 Very Top Row, Left to Right: Don Bush, Darrel Curry, Mary Askin, Leonard Cline, Alvin Croy. Middle Section, Left to Right: Jim Goeders, Greg Tooke, Bob Willson, Laureen Frye, Tony Nies, Dave Brence, Candy Curry, Roger Peabody, Sue Powell, Leroy Jardee, Bill Wear, Jerry Askin. Bottom Row, Left to Right: Don Hughes, Chris Bush, Sharon Tooke, Kay Gundlach, Kenny Marty, Earl Collins, Jim Peterson, Shirley Carver, Donna Bush, Linda Brence, Gary Jardee, Toni Culver. Neil Howell and Ted Liss not shown. CLASS HISTORY Seniors at last! We entered our last year at CCHS with 32 students. Norma Dean Anderson, Ted Major, and Marcia Wasnuk Stie? were no longer with us, but Loretta Anderson, Kay Gundlach, and Mary Lovec had joined our class. At our first class meeting we elected Earl Collins, President; Roger Peabody, Vice-President; Sharon Tooke, Secretary-Treasurer; and Toni Culver, Homecoming Queen candidate. During the weeks preceding Homecoming, we engaged ourselves in the usual activities for raisin? money. In April we went to Miles City to Career Day. We listened to teachers from different colleges representing different professions and were free to ask questions. . April 2L marked the Junior-Senior Prom with the theme '‘Moonlight and Roses . Leroy Jardee was crowned Prom King and Candy Curry was crowned Prom Queen. On May 5 we presented our senior class play Our Town to a large and enthusiastic audience; it was a complete success. On May 10, some of the senior mothers entertained the class at a banquet, and the following Thursday, Mr. Rowley gave a banquet for the seniors and members of the high school and grade school faculty. Everyone enjoyed both banquets immensely. We are now ready to leave the halls of Carter County High School and go our separate ways. Although we are glad to go, we can't help but feel a note of sadness at leaving our many friends. 18 Class officers: Ken, Kathie, and Mike CLASS HISTORY On August 28, 1964, 34 excited juniors registered. Upper class- men at last! At our first class meeting, we found that Mr. Markuson was to be our sponsor for the year. We elected the following officers: Ken Solomon, President; Mike Howell, Vice-President; and Kathie Hendricks, Secretary-Treasurer. Linda Cline was chosen Homecojnin Queen Candidate. We ordered our class rings and impatiently awaited their arrival in November. We presented our Junior Class Play, a three act comedy, Sunshine Lane , on December 3, 1964. During the year, two new classmates joined us: Teresa Welling and Gary Harkins. Later, we were sorry to lose Lennet Coons, Hus Hall, and Gary Harkins. April 24th was the date for our Junior-Senior Prom. The theme was Moonlight and Roses, and music was furnished by the Lacers. Bob Jesperson and Mike Howell will represent our school at Boys’ State, and Sheri i vnn Stenseth is to go to Girls State. Doris Blair is to be her alternate. We are sorry to see all the fun of our Junior year come to a close, but we are looking forward to our Senior year. Herb Kerr 2G Lois Croy Lois Dean Eugene Odell UVfc Mary Speelmon Teresa Welling Mike Howell Kenneth Solomon Kerry Pat Wical John Willson Norma Teigen Raymond Kirkwood - Margaret Johnstone Joe Liss Ruth Jesperson Kathie Hendricks Linda Cline 'J Jonnie Askin Sheila Collins Mike Lovec Sheri Lynn Stenseth Andrea Parks Linda Burch Evalynne Emerson Susan Silvis Johnelua LaBree Robert Jesperson m ' Doris Blair 1 Ken Johnstone Carol Nies Dorothy Wocicki Sherry Peabody 22 SOPHOMORES CLASS HISTORY As we began our second year at CCHS, we were awarded the privilege given to every sophomore class—that of supervising the freshman. at the annual painting of the C . At our first class meeting of the year, we were pleased to find that Mr. Wilson would be our sponsor. We elected Lon Pulse as President, Tom Jardee as Vice-President, and lunette Yates as Secretary-Treasurer. We were very happy and proud to see our candidate, Cindy Hedges, crowned Homecoming Queen of 1964. As our sophomore year comes to a close, we eagerly await the status of upperclassmen. 24 Tom Jardee Mark Johnson Kathy Brence Cindy Hedges 25 Merrilyn Johnston Murray Rolph Colleen Curry Edward Lamb Twyla Howell Betty Frye Richard Wirak Lon Pulse Ross Stenseth David Johnstone 26 Linda Stieg Lynette Yates Cherri Kittelmann Marguerite Goeders Ken Castleberry Dwayne Whitney Linda VanRansler Suz y Sandra Sue Laura CLASS HISTORY August 28, 1964 ushered twenty-six very excited and somewhat nervous students into the halls of CCHS for the first time. As freshmen, we elected class officers as follows: John Schwede, President; Bob Curry, Vice-President; and Marjee Bush, Secretary- Treasurer. Laura Solomon was chosen Homecoming Queen candidate. After whitewashing the ,,C , we felt adequately initiated into the student body of CCHS. During the year, we welcomed John Welling, Barbara Hutton, and Jed Hendricks into our class. We were sorry to lose Alice Anderson and John Breding. Our freshman year was very enjoyable and we anticipate being sophomores next year. Sue Croy Bonnie Carver Marjee Bush Ronnie Cline Bobby Curry Kathy Willson 29 John Welling Gordon Murphy Fay Williams John Schwede Barton Burdick Laura Solomon Harry Liss Loretta Marty Suzy Musser Paula Stewart Linda Schallenberger Paula Speelmon Tammy Meade Russell McKnight Sandra Kalstrom Cheryl Perterson Sandy Johnstone Donella Wollesen Joyce Guthrie David Dye 30 Ross Ambitious study hall? Sue, Donna SCRAPBOOK Barton, Gene, Richie 31 Laure on Mark Chris, Roger, Bob, Dave SCRAPBOOK SWISH!! Ted Harve, Donna Cindy Bozeman High School Week Delegates: Linda, Bill, Sharon m 3rd Row: Bob Jesperson, Kenny Marty, Bill Wear, Kathy Brence. 2nd Row: Linda Brence, Doris Blair, Evie Emerson, Sharon Tooke, Colleen Curry. 1st Row: Lon Pulse, Lynette Yates, Ross Stenseth, Kathie Hendricks, Sheri Lynn Stenseth. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an organization composed of all students with a 3.25 grade average or better. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to promote scholarship, to render service, to promote leadership, and to encourage the development of character of students. 34 Left to Right: Russell McKnight, Jim Goeders, Bill Wear, Gary Jardee, Barton Burdick. PHOTO CLUB The Photo Club made many of the pictures in this yearbook. Mr. Lambert is the sponsor. Lon Pulse 35 Back Row: Mr. Markuson, Gary Jardee, Bill Wear. Front Row Toni Culver, Earl Collins, Candy Curry. Ross Stenseth BROADCASTER STAFF Gary, Mr. Markuson, Bill. 36 Co-Editor ................. Gary Jardee Co Editor ••••••• Bill Wear Business Manager. . . Toni Culver Business Manager. . . Candy Curry Art ..............Laureen Frye Sports..............Earl Collins Sports. ...... Ross Stenseth Advisor ...... .Mr. Markuson Back Row: Bill Wear, Mary Culver, Evalynne Emerson, Sue Powell, Linda Brence, Laureen Frye Front Row: Gary Jardee, Earl Collins, Toni Culver, Sharon Tooke, Candy Curry ANNUAL STAFF Managing Fxiitor .... Toni Culver Business Editor • . • .Linda Brence Snorts Editor...........Earl Collins Layout Manager...........Candy Curry Lavout Manager................. Bill Wear Typist....................Sue Powell Art......................Gary Jardee Art...........................Laureen Frye Assistant ............... Mary Culver Assistant...........Evalynne Emerson Activities..............Sharon Tooke Advisor..................Mr. Lambert Toni Culver, Linda Brence, Earl Collins, Candy Curry, Bill Wear, Gary Jardee. 37 Back Row: Cheryl Peterson, Sandra Kalstrom, Suzy Musser, Ruth Jesperson, Linda Stieg, Sheila Collins, Lois Dean, Dorothy Wocicki, Teresa Welling, Cindy Hedges, Margaret Johnstone, Carol Nies, Evalynne Emerson. Paula Stewart. 2nd Row: Mrs. Schow, Sandy Johnstone, Marjee Bush, Kathy Willson, Loretta Marty, Merrilyn Johnson, Paula Speelmon, Kathy Hendricks, Sheri Lynn Stenseth, Joyce Guthrie, Linda VanRansler, Mary Speelmon, Kyle Carlisle, Sharon Tooke, Doris Blair. 1st Row: Toni Culver, Sue Powell, Linda Schallenberger, Tammy Meade, Johnella LaBree, Colleen Curry, Mary Culver, Cheryl Askin, Linda Burch, Cherri Kittleraann, Lois Croy, Sue Silvis, Sue Croy. Cheerleaders: Candy Curry, Lynette Yates, Betty Frye, Laureen Frye. CARTERETTES CARTERETTE OFFICERS Toni Culver Sue Powell 38 Sharon Tooke CARTERETTES Kathy and Tersea IN ACTION YEA TEAM Tammy, Dorothy, Paula, Sharon, Sue, Marjee, Betty, Linda, and Lynette Laureen, Betty, Lynette, Candy 39 Tony Nies and Wueen Cindy Princess Toni and Don Hughes Earl Collins Laura Solomon Gary Jardee Tony Nies Bob Willson Cindy Hedges Princess Laura and Gary Jardee Princess Linda and Leroy Jardee HOMECOMING Leroy Jardee Don Hushes Toni Culver Linda Cline Football season is a time of excitement, pride, and anticipation which brings to CCHS one of the most important events of the year. Each class selects a homecoming queen candidate and works hard to help her win the crown. The annual Homecoming is held to raise money for various school activities. 3rd Row: Chris Bush, Mike Howell, Bob Jesperson, Eugene Odell, Roger Peabody, Leroy Jardee, Jerry Askin, David Brence, Bill Wear, Tony Nies. 2nd Row: Jonnie Askin, John Willson, Don HughevS, Ken Solomon, Ed Lamb, Jim Peterson, Kenny Marty, Herb Kerr, Greg Tooke, Ken Johnstone, Mr. Thorfinnson. 1st Row: Jay Mader, Tom Kittlemann, Don Bush, Earl Collins, Gary Jardee, Rob Wilson, Alvin Croy, Leonard Cline, Ross Stenseth, David Johnstone. C Club is composed of all boys receiving letters in football, basket- ball, or track. They sell tickets at Homecoming and help with other school activities throughout the year. C CLUB C CLUB OFFICERS Leroy Jardee Greg Tooke Gary Jardee 42 Left to Right2 Sue Powell, Earl Collins, Leonard Cline, Jerrv Askin, Dave Brence, Ted Liss, Shirley Carver, Bill Wear, Don Bush, Alvin Croy, Kenny Marty, Jim Peterson, Sharon Tooke, James Goeders, Candy Curry, Neil Howell, Gary Jardee, Darrel Curry, Donna Bush, Linda Brence, Laureen Frye. SENIOR PLAY The Pulitzer prize winning play nOur Town was presented by the Senior Class on May 5, 1965. Tony Nies had the leading part in the play as stage manager. All but six members of the senior class had parts in the play. Laureen, Neil, Bill, Don, Gary, Donna. Darrel and Tony 43 Ken Solomon, Mike Howell, Teresa Welling, Evie Emerson, Bob Jesperson, Kerry Pat Wical. JUNIOR PLAY “SUNSHINE LANE Mike Lovec • • • Linda Burch . . Sue Silvis . . • Lois Dean. . • • Jonnie Askin . . Linda Cline. . . Ken Solomon. . . Mike Howell. . . Teresa Welling . Evie Emerson . • Bob Jesperson. . Kerry Pat Wical. . . . Tommy Baxter . . . . Sue Morris . . Mrs. Burroughs . Mandy Washington . . Charlie Conley . . . Betty Hilton . . . . Nat Morton . . . .Mr. Warring . .Dorothy Warring . . .Edith Warring Elferd Witherstone . .Helen Burroughs Linda Burch, Mike Lovec, Sue Silvis, Lois Dean, Linda Cline, Jonnie Askin. 44 King Leroy and Queen Candy JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The Junior-Senior Prom was held in a beautiful set- ting of Moonlight and Roses. Candy Curry and Leroy Jardee were selected by the junior class to be crowned queen and king. 3rd Row: Murray Rolph, Paula Stewart, Lynette Yates, Laureen Frye, Ross Stenseth, Sue Powell Jim Hendricks. 2nd Row: Sue Silvis, Peggy Emerson, Colleen Curry, Mary Speelmon, Donald Jesperson. 1st Row: Evie Emerson, Donna Bush, Sharon Tooke, Betty Frye, Kyle Carlisle. Dorothy Wocicki Tammy Meade Linda Stieg MAJORETTES 46 The Marching Band CCHS 1st Row: Sheri Lynn Stenseth, Linda Brence. 2nd Row: Luther Waterland, Alice Yates, Linda VanRansler. 3rd Row: Randy Peterson, Cyndi Hedges, Mr. Klipfel. CONCERT BAND Pep band 47 2nd Row: Cheryl Askin, Kathy Hendricks, Fay Williams, Mary Speelmon, Twyla Howell, Mary Culver, Kat y Brence, Colleen Curry, Betty Frye, Kyle Carlisle, Cheryl Peterson, Sandra Johnstone, Paula Speelmon, Sheri Iynn Stenseth, 1st Row: Linda Burch, Sue Croy, Linda VanRansler, Joyce Guthrie, Doris Blair, Toni Culver, Sue Powell, Donna Bush, Dorothy Wocicki, Teresa Welling, Paula Stewart, Tammy Meade, Linda Schallenberger, Sue Silvis, Sheila Collins, Lois Croy, Lvnette Yates and Mr. Klipfel, 2nd Row: David Dye, Gary Jardee, Ed Lamb, Don Hughes, Bill Wear, Ken Castleberry 1st Row: Ross Stenseth, Lon Pulse, Barton Burdick, Tom Jardee, Tom Kittelmann, Jay Mader, Doris Blair and Mr. Klipfel, 48 SPORTS Standing from left to right: Coach Thorfinnson, Russel McKnight, Don Gundlach, Barton Burdick, Murray Rolph, Ronnie Cline, Tom Jardee, Bob Jesperson, Coach Cobetto, John Willson, Jay Mader, Jon Askin, Herb Kerr, Ed Lamb, Mike Howell, Ken Solomon, Mike Lovec, David Dye, Bob Curry, Dave Johnstone, Ross Stenseth. Kneeling: Greg Tooke, Jim Peterson, Don Hughes, Don Bush, Tony Nies, Earl Collins, Gary Jardee, Jerry Askin, Leroy Jardee, Bob Willson, Bill Wear. FOOTBALL 39 Jerry, 35 Earl, 37 Herb, 45 Gre 45 Greg, 37 Herb Gary, 20 Earl, 23 Ken Don, Jerry, Gary, 25 Tony, 20 £ arl Bob Jonnie BASKETBALL Earl Don 52 Back row, left to right: Bill Wear, (manager), Jon Askin, Bob Jesperson, Mike HoweU, Jerry Aekin, Tony Nies, (manager). Second row: Ed Lamb, Ross Stenseth, Tom Kittelmann, Earl Collins, Gary Jardee, Coach Thorfinnson. Kneeling: Iynette Yates, Betty Frye, Candy Curry, Laureen Frye. John Willson not shown Mike Ross 53 Tom Mike 1965 basketball schedule Carter 42 Baker 71 50 Plevna 53 58 Rhame 40 73 Buffalo 68 46 Terry- 66 49 Sacred Heart 7? 66 Wibaux 69 51 Plevna 69 69 Jordan 81 62 State School 51 53 Broadus 64 51 Terry 94 44 Sacred Heart 87 31 Wibaux 52 61 Plevna 80 51 Jordan 80 52 State School 48 37 Broadus 67 37 Scranton 72 51 Buffalo 65 32 Terry 71 51 Jordan 69 54 John Left to Right: Coach Joel Cotetto, Earl Collins, John Willson, Bob Jesperson, Gary Jardee, Ross Stenseth. TRACK The 1965 track Learn was composed of five men. The track team attended meets in Beach, N. D , Glendive, Baker, Terry, and Sidney. Four men attended the Divisional track meet at Sidney. This year a freshman track Learn was organized. They attended two meets in Baker and were very success- ful. Gary 55 Geology field trip Sue Mr Boyd Betty ACTION Mary Suzy SCENE OF Teresa Kathie Kyle 57 gaWMagtfGg! FOSSIL FISH Dapedoglossus testis from the Green River shale of Wyoming (Eocene, 40 million years old.) This specimen is on loon from Princeton University by Dr. G. L. Jepsen. MUSEUM The Carter County Museum is open free to the public from 1:00 to 4:00 PM daily, except Mondays. % CONTRIBUTIONS BELLE FOURCHE, SOUTH DAKOTA DAILY POST and BELLE FOURCHE BEE DR. G. H. DORLAND, OPTOMERIST BAKER, MONTANA SMITTY'S BAKE SHOP EKALAKA, MONTANA DICK’S SHOP MILES CITY , MONTANA CLARKS FURNITURE INC, BEACON CAFE SIX-MILE NEW LIFE STAR BAR PRINTING AND SUPPLY CO. 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MELVIN ROGSTAD MONTGOMERY OPTOMETRIST WARD (VISION SPECIALIST) COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS i§ TO THE 1965 CLASS OF CLOTHING NEEDS FOR CARTER COUNI Y HICH THE WHOLE FAMILY Baker, Montana Miles City, Montana FURNITURE MART HEPPERLE SERVICE SQUARE DEALS TO EVERYONE BUICK CARS GMC TRUCKS JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS _______________Plevna, Montana LADIES AND GIRLS READY Dr. C.W HADLEY OPTOMETRIST Specializing in examining the eyes Next to the Ingham Hotel Miles City, Montana PARTS UNLIMITED AND AUTO WRECKING EILEK'S READY WEAR WEAR SHOES HILMA KUEHN TOM EILEK AND INFANT WEAR Baker, Montana YOU NAME IT WE HAVE IT Miles City, Montana 64 M1DWAY MOTEL BEN FRANKLIN STORE -KITCHENETTES Everything in SPECIAL MONTHLY Notions and Toys RATES R.T. ANDERSON,Owner Ekalaka, Montana Baker, I'ontana EKALAKA CLOTHING EMERSON PHARMACY STORE i it I -- ■ H  , A $ SL GRADUATE - PLEASE CLOTHING NEEDS CONSIDER FOR THE ENTIRE PHARMACY AS A FAMILY CAREER Phone 775-2.611 Ekalaka. 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