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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1966 volume:

ni 19 !9 !Si  vi 'ii! IKI tiH the medicine rock 1966 CARTER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL EKALAKA, MONTANA ROWLEY FIELD HOME AUTOGRAPHS IN DEDICATION IN OUR MOST SINCERE APPRECIATION, WE DEDICATE THE MEDICINE ROCK 1966 TO WILLIAM C. ROWLEY FOR THE INVALUABLE SERVICES AKD TIME THAT HE HAS DEVOTED TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF CARTER COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL. 7‘I ■- ,• '. !: J .'• .•Tf, r-A ‘ kVa t ' ■7?1' . W- ’.'3 ' , • ’ X' • TV j ! Left to Right: Mr. Rowley, Joyce Rutledge, nrgaylon King, Ernest Stenseth, Charles Guyer, James Munro, 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 2 ROGER N. THORFINNSON MERTON L. BOYD B.A. Carrol College English II, III French I, II Senior SDonsor Junior Play Director Senior Play Director North Dakota State University B.S. Mayville State Teachers College Advanced Work - St. Cloud State Teachers College Social Science Coach: Football Basketball JOEL COBETTO B.S. Rocky Mountain College Biology Guidance and Counseling P.E. Assistant Coach: Football Basketball Freshman Sponsor Coach: 3 Track PAULINE HUNTER Office Secretary MILDRED E. SCHOW B.S. Northern Teachers College, South Dakota, M.A. Colorado University Plane Solid Geometry Algebra I, II Trigonometry Carterette Sponsor GERALD MARKUSON B.S. Concordia College Typing I, II Bookkeeping Shorthand Office Practice Broadcaster Advisor Junior Sponsor CURTIS WILSON B.S. Black Hills Teachers College English I, IV Library- Sophomore Sponsor PAT LaBRECK Janitor HARRY THODE B.A. University of Omaha Music Instructor: band, chorus, private lessons Back Row, Left to Right: Coach Roger Thorfinnson, Rich Wirak, Bobby Curry, Ronnie Cline, Kenny Penn, Arley Beach, Dale Dean, Russell McKnight, Ross Stenseth, Babe Beach. Front Row: Tom Jardee, Mike Howell, Jay Mader, Bob Jesperson, Jon Askin, Ed Lamb, John Willson. FOOTBALL The CCHS pep band was a familiar sight at football games, playing and inarching. A word of instruction. Coach Thorfinnson and Herb Kerr. Eagle Publishing Company Ekal ka, Montana Cheerleaders, Linda Cline, Kerry Pat Wical, Linda Stjeg, and Darlynn Nicholas, during our national anthem. Back Row, Left to Right: Rusty Jardee, Barton Burdick, Keith Beach, Jerome Curry, Dick Turbi- ville. Front Row: Dave John- stone, Herb Kerr, Assistant Coach Joel Cobetto. 7 The team in action Herb Kerr with the ball. 10 A pass by Bd Lamb. 11 FIELD Mr. and Mrs. Rowley escorted by cheerleaders Kerry hat Wical and Linda Cline DEDICATION 12 October 1, 1965 HOMECOMING HOMECOMING QUEEN BETTY FRYE 13 Carterette Initiation Line-Up Barbara Sheldon, Connie Bonsell Do it like this, girls. Frankie S., Darlynn N., Bdwina L., Carol C., Amina Y., Loia D., Doria B., Margaret J. Pretty toes? Darlene Nien Kissing sweet— Beverley Hutton and Sandy Mulkey 11 15 Senior Float Sophomore Float Loretta M. Betty F. Junior Float 16 VARIETY Zeke (Ken Castleberry) and Zeb(Lon Pulse) in a game of checkers. SHOW A skit... Jay Mader on the floor; girls, from left to right, Darlynn Nicholas, Kathy Major, Edwina Loken, Frankie Speelmon, Paula Stewart, Cheryl Bush, Pat Lovec, Carol Coons, Linda Schallenberger, Alice Tates, Fay Williams, Sandra Johnstone, and Barbara Sheldon. 18 looking on 19 !B team cheerleaders, Cheryl Bush, Frankie Speelmon, Pat Lovec, and Alice Yates. WINTER Aetion on Bulldog's horae floor Now, here's what you do, guys. Carterettes cheering on the team Get that tip, Mike! 21 Carterettes serving the teams lunch after the game lea! A basket! Get on that ball! John W and Bob J« Excited cheerleaders 22 Back row from left to right, Ross Stenseth, Rich Wirak, Ed Lamb, Tom Kittelmann, Tom Jardee, Jay Mader. Front row. Herb Kerr, Jon Askin, John Willson, Mike Howell, Bob Jesperson, Kike Lovec. Bulldogs1 entrance 23 Ross S. Coach conference Herb K. and John W. Jay M. Trusty cashiers, Colleen C. and Betty Frye CCHS concert band CHRISTMAS CONCERT CCHS concert girls1 chorus 2$ Sweetheart King Jon Askin and Queen Kerry Pat Wical with attendants Mike Howell and Ellen Knipfer, Herb Kerr and Linda Cline SWEETHEART BALL The Sweetheart Ball was held for the first time this year. It was sponsored by the Student Council. The King and Queen were chosen by the Student Body through popular vote. 26 Sailers Pat L., Alice I., Teddy W., Darlyrm N., Frankie S., Mary S., Kathy B., Kyle C., and Fay W. OPERETTA H.M.S. PINAFORE 27 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th SPRING Cast of Characters Prison Matron................Merrilyn Johnston Bailiff......................Dwayne Whitney Judge Heath................... . «Rich Wirak District Attorney Flint....................Lon Pulse Flint 8 Secretary................Kathy Brence Clerk of Court...............Ken Castleberry Karen Andre..................lunette Yates Dr. Kirkland • • • ..............Mark Johnson Mr8. John Hutchins . . . .Marguerite Goeders Homer Van Fleet..............Tom Kittelmann Elmer Sweeney...................Murray Rolph Nancy Lee Faulkner.......................Betty Frye Magda Svenson................Colleen Curry John Graham Whitfield..............Tom Jardee Jane Chandler....................Cyndi Hedges Sigurd Jungquist...........................Jay Mader Larry Regan..................... Ross Stenseth Roberta Van Rensselaer .... Kyle Carlisle Defense Attorney Stevens ...... Ed Lamb Stevens' Secretary...............Twyla Howell 28 RACK Tom Jardee broadjumping 29 The distance runners—Tom Kittelmann, Ross Stenseth, and Bob Jesperson Track Team back row, Manager Rich Wir k, Bob Jesperson, Coach Joel Cobetto, Tom Jardee, Tom Kittelmannj front row, Ross Stenseth, John Willson, and Mike Howell, Mike Howell J.M, McDonald Company 706 Main Miles City, Montana 30 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM 31 Prom King John Willson and Queen Evalynne Emerson Betty Frye, Kyle Carlisle, Ed Lamb, and Tom Jardee 32 Dorothy W., Lois D., Mary S., Linda B., and Kerry Pat W. Lois C. on couch. Cast of Characters Mr. Dennis 0«Finn Mr. Kramer • • • Mr. Johnson. • • Miss Hildegarde. Miss Nettie. • . Miss Amanda. • • Miss Elizabeth . Miss Birdie. . . . . .Mike Howell • •  .Jon Askin . .Bob Jesperson • • • .Lois Dean .Kerry Pat VfiLcal .Dorothy WocickL . • . .Lois Croy . .Mary Speelmon Miss Lucy. ...... Miss Jane Rodgers. • • First stretcher bearer Second stretcher bearer .Linda Burch Susan Silvis • .Herb Kerr • Mike Lovec Director Mr. Boyd SENIOR CLASS PLAY BULL IN A CHINA SHOP Mary Speelmon, Linda Burch, Susan Silvis, Mike Howell, Mr. Boyd, Bob Jesperson, Mike Lovec, Dorothy Wocicki, Kerry Pat Wical, Herb Kerr; in front, Jon Askin, Lois Dean, and Loi Croy. CLASS Mrs. Dean Albert presenting gift to Mr. Rowley. NIGHT Gentry Bush, Sheri Lynn Stenseth, and Bob Jesperson Presentation of Southeast Electric Scholarship Award AWARDS 3k Mr. Thode presenting Kerry Pat Wical with music award ANNUAL STAFF Standing from left to right, Kathy Brence, Mike Levee, Evalynne Emerson and Sheri Lynn Stenseth (editors), Kerry Pat Wical, Kathie Hendricks, Doris Blair, Lois Croy, Dorothy Wocicki, and Johnella LaBree(business editor). Seated, Mary Speelmon, Mary Culver, and Darlynn Nicholas. 35 Back row: Paula Speelmon, Jan Lovec, and Paula Stewart--drums; Middle row: Donald Jesperson—trumpet; Alice Yates and Merrily Johnston—cornet: Manr Speelmon—baritone saxqphone; First row: Evalynne Emerson, Betty Frye, an Arlene Townsend—B clarinet; Sheri Itfnn Stenseth—E clarinet. CCHS CONCERT W '-Or ‘ x' Vs - q g TjV 'V, 36 Back row: Dorothy Wocicki—glockenspiel; Cyndi Hedges—tympani; Mr. Thode, director; Middle row: Lynette Yates—French horn; Gary Schallenberger— Baritone; Ross Stenseth, Kerry Pat Wical, and Randy Peterson—trombone; First row: Mary Cleveland and Jenny Wir k—flute; Colleen Curry—tenor saxo- phone; Peggy Emerson and Susan Silvis—alto saxophone. BAND 37 GIRLS Top row, left to right: Sandra K lstrom, Loretta Marty, Darlyrm Nicholas, Mary Culver, Frankie Speelmon, Kathy Major, Kathy Brence, Evalynne Emerson, and Mary Sneelmonj Second row: Lois Croy, Teddy Wocicki, Barbara Sheldon, Pat Lovec, Linda Burch, Kyle Carlisle, Amina Yates, Edwina Loken, Carol Coons, and Lvnn White; First row: Sheri Lvnn Stenseth, Alice Yates, Paula Speelmon, Sheila Collins, Andi Parks, Paula Stewart, Fay Williams, Jerri Brence, Linda Schallenberger, and Sue Croy, BOYS CHORUS Rusty Jardee, Tom Kittelmann, Bart Burdick, Mr. Thode, Tom Jardee, Russell McKnight, and Jay Mader (not shown). Top row: Kathy Brence, Paula Speelmon, Fay Williams, Bob Jesperson; Middle row: Colleen Curry, Kathie Hendricks, Doris Blair, Evalynne Emerson; First row: Ross Stenseth, Lon Pulse, lynette Yates, and Sheri Iynn Stenseth. Officers: President, Sheri Iynn Stenseth; Vice-President, Evalynne Emerson; Secretary, Lynette Yates; Treasurer, Lon Pulse; Student Council representative, Colleen Curry. Standing from left to right, Kenny Penn, Mike Howell (Vice-President), Bobby Curry, Jerome Curry. Seated, Lon Pulse, lynette Yates (Secretary-Treasurer), Colleen Curry, Sheri Iynn Stenseth, Barbara Hutton, Kathie Hendricks (President), and Ross Stenseth. Bottom row from left to right. Jay Mader, Rich Wirak, Tom Kittelmann, Tom Jardee, John Willson, Bob Jespereon, Kike Howell, Ken Johnstone; Second row, Mike Levee, Dave Johnstone, Bobby Curry, Ed Lamb, Murray Rolph, Mr. Thorfinnsenj Top row, Bart Burdick, Ronnie Cline, and Ross Stenseth. Back rows Lon Pulse, Evalynne Emerson, Colleen Curry, Kathie Hendricks, Lynette Yates, and Ross Stenseth; Front rows Torn Kittelmann, Sheri Lynn Stenseth, Editors: Linda Cline and Lois Dean; Kerry Pat Wical, and Bob Jesperson CARTERETTES Cheerleaders, Kerry Pat Wical, Linda Cline, Iynette Yates, and Darlynn Nicholas. First row, Paula Specimen, Linda Schallenberger, Ellen Knipfer, Frankie Speelmon, Barbara Sheldon, Teddy Wecicki, Lois Dean, Mary Speelmon, Kyle Carlisle, Linda Burch, Colleen Curry, lynn White, Sandra Johnstone, Darlene Nies. Second row, Cherri Kittelmann, Kathie Hendricks, Lois Croy, Linda VanRansler, Betty Frye, Carol Coons, Cheryl Bush, Alice Yates, Merrilyn Johnston, Sheri lynn Stenseth, Cheryl Askin, Johnella LaBree, Beverly Hutton, Sue Croy, and Bonnie Carver. Third row, Carol Nies, Susan Silvis, Sheila Collins, Mrs. Schow, Dorothy Wocicki, Paula Stewart, Cyndi Hedges, Mary Culver, Kathy Willson, Margie Bush, Ruth Jesperson, Carol Bush, Pat Lovec, Kathy Major, Amina Yates, Edwina Loken, Margaret Johnstone, and Evalynne Emerson. ACTIVITY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Teddy W. and Kathy M. in girls P.E hi SOCK HOP B«b J. rApTER CtUNH r. Cyndi H. consulting Mr. Markuson in bookkeeping class Waiting for the school bus Evalynne E0 and Colleen C, doing chemistry lab experiment Neil H., Danny W0, and Russ McK in tos. Schew s slide rule class STUDENT COUNCIL IN ACTION hk Checking temperature Rich W. and Ross S Manufacturing carbon dioxide Sheri Lynn S and Lynette Y. French I studente in the language lab FRESHMAN CUSS HISTORY On August 2k, 1965, the Freshmen started out a bit bewildered, but as the days progressed, they became more accustomed to high school. Class officers were elected at the first class meeting, and chosen as Homecoming candidate was Kathy Major. During the fall, they whitewashed the 1C under the supervision of the Sophomore class. The class dwindled a little through the year with the loss of Gary Wasnak, Eddie Gergen, and Sandy Mulkey. Thirty-nine was the original number of freshmen. Freshman class officers: President, Rusty Jardee; Vice-President, Alice Yates; Secretary, Amina Yates; Treasurer, Barbara Shelden Student Council representatives, Jerome Curry and Kenny Penn. U6 Kathy Major Donald Josperson Barbara Sheldon Rusty Jardee Teddy Wocicki Cheryl Bush Kenny Penn Darlene Niea Keith Beach Jerri Brence Carole Jean Coons Kenneth Hutton Dale Dean Alice Yates Marcia MeKnight Arnina Yates Edwina Leken Jereme Curry Sandra Mulkey Frankie Speelmon Lynn Whitt Carel Bush Debra Talkingten Ellen Knipfer Billy Walker Cennie Bonael] Tern Steig Danny Wirak Dan Pierce Kenneth Jesperson Bennie Walker Neil Heggen Terry Mulkey U9 SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY As we began our sophomore year, we looked for all the familiar faces we knew last year. Our class consisted of twenty-three students. During the year, John Welling, John Swede, and Clyde Nichols left us. Our first class meeting was supervised by Mr. Cobetto. Class officers were elected and Loretta Marty was chosen Homecoming candidate. We supervised the freshmen when they whitewashed the WCM. Sophomore class officers: President, Margie Bush; Vice-President, Babe Beach; Secretary-Treasurer, Arley Beach; Student Council Representatives, Bobby Curry and Barbara Hutton. 50 51 Rennie Cline Bart Burdick Jed Hendricks $2 Junior class officers: President, Ross Stensethj Vice-President, Tom Jardeej Secretary—Treasurer, Tom Kittelmannj Student Council Representatives, Ross Stenseth and Lon Pulse. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY August 24, 1965, ushered twenty-six Juniors into CCHS. How we had looked forward to being upperclassmen. Mr. Wilson was our class sponsor. We elected class officers at our first class meeting, and Betty Frye was chosen as Homecoming queen candi- date. During the year we were sorry to lose Linda Stieg Nies and Raymond Kirkwood 53 Tem Jardee Cherri Kittlemann Ken Castleberry Mark Johnson Murray Rolph Kyle Carliee David Jehnstone Jay Mader Dwayne Whitney Twyla Hewe11 Cyndi Hedges r 4 r iWj Ed Lamb Betty Fry Ross Stenseth Cathy Brence Rich Wir k Tom Kittelmann Marguerite Goedeps Linda VanRaniler Cheryl Askin Lynette Yates Lon Pulse Merrilyn Johnston Colleen Curry SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Twenty-nine Seniors entered CCHS for their final year of high school. We were sorry to see that Ken Solomon, Teresa Welling, and Eugene 0 Dell were no longer with us. Later, we lost Norma Teigen Jardee. At our first class meeting, we welcomed back Mr. Markuson as our class sponsor. We elected class officers and Kerry Pat Wical became our Homecoming queen candidate. During the month of April, some of the seniors were visitors at Miles City for Career Day and at Bozeman for High School Week. On April 23, Evalynne Emerson and John Willson were crowned Queen and King of the Junior-Senior Prom which wa3 entitled Sayonara . Baccalaureate was held on May 22, Class Night was on May 23, and Commencement was held on May 24. Senior class officers; President, Mike Howell; Vice-President, Lois Dean; Secretary-Treasurer, Evalynne Emerson; Student Council Representatives, Sheri Lynn Stenseth and Kathie Hendricks. $6 SHERI LYNN STENSETH-VALEDICTORIAN DORIS BLAIR-SALUTATORIAN 57 I KERRY PAT W1CAL RUTH JESPERSON SUSAN S LV S ANDREA PARKS JOHN W LLSON NORMA JARDEE JOHNELLA LABREE SHERRY INGRAM HERB KERR MARGARET JOHNSTONE SHEILA COLUNS MIKE LOVEC MARY SPEEL MON LOIS DEAN 60 DARLYNN NICHOLAS DORIS BLAIR UNDA BURCH KENNETH JOHNSTONE LINDA CLINE DOROTHY WOCICKI JONNIE ASKIN CAROL NIES i i KATHIE HENDRICKS EVALYNNE EMERSON MIKE HOWELL MARY CULVER 63 CONTRIBUTIONS BELLE FOURCHE Hodge Bootery Gene’s Conoco FAIRVIEW Dr. O.A. Jewett, Optometrist Hoseth Auto Electric, Inc. Dr. H.G. 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