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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1967 volume:

'tSft g M THE MEDICINE ROCK 5Srt ounty high school EKALAKA, MONTANA MILDRED E. SCHOW For thirty years Mrs. Schow has given her tune and energy to the education of young people. Five of those years were spent at Carter County High School, and are most sincerely appreciated. The Senior Class of 1967 dedicates their yearbook to Mrs. Schow. The First Lady of C.C.H.S. f.'fc WORDS of WISDOM t t tvs' 1 iJXA Sec. Pauline Hunter, Tom Heggen Jr., finest Stenseth, Loyd Townsend, Donald Hughes, and Benny Padden. Missing: Charles Guyer and Argaylon King. If by my work through life I can Another soul unfold. Then I have done what cannot be Made good, by praise or gold. One tiny thought in tiny work May give a great one birth. And, if that thought was caused by me, I lived a life of worth. Richard F. Wolfe VICE PRINCIPAL B. A. Fresno State College w B. Ed., University of Alaska h. Ed., University of Montana Physical Sciences Annual Advisor Sponsor: National Honor Society Photo Club Student Council WILLIAM PALANIUK HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT B.S. Dickinson State College M.Ed. University of North Dakota General Math MARSHALL LAMBERT EVELYN PALANIUK Saint Cloud Teachers College University of Minnesota Office Practice Typing I Bookkeeping Shorthand Music Junior Sponsor Broadcaster Sponsor JAMES PATTERSON DICK TURBIVILLE Basketball Coach Track Coach Social Studies World History American History American Government Student Council Sponsor Psychology Cn Club Sponsor Rocky Mountain College Black Hills State B.S. Eastern Montana Physical Education Guidance Counselor Freshman Sponsor Football Coach Biology CURTIS WILSON B.S. Black Hills Teachers College English I, IV Library Senior Sponsor PAULINE HUNTER Office Secretary MILDRED E. SCHOW B.S. Northern Teachers College, So. Dak. M. A. Colorado University Plane Solid Geometry Algebra I, II Trigonometry Carterette Sponsor National Honor Society Sponsor VALEDICTORIAN CO-SALUTA TO RIANS LYNETTE YATES COLLEEN CURRY 8 LON PULSE lid Lamb-Student Council Representative, Tom Jardee-Vice-President, Kathy Brence-Secretary-Treasurer, Lon Pulse-President, and Tom Kittelmann- Student Council Representative The Class of 1967 has been very active throughout its entire four years f high school. Together, with teamwork, and co-operation, among the students, and with the help of a great class sponsor, the class has had a barrel of fun, and has accomplished many goals. Among these goals have been the winning of three successive Home- comings, and two very successful class plays: The Night of January 16th, and Who Wouldn t Be Crazy? They also, in their Junior year, planned a very lovely prom around the theme Sayonora. This year the class has been kept busy with things like term papers, the Junior-Senior Prom and banquet. Career Day, and last minute details such as Class Night, a class picnic at the Medicine Rocks, and a banquet, given by the Senior mothers. The class chose as its motto Act as though you were to live for- ever; Live as though you were to die tomorrow. May they remember this motto as they part and go their separate ways. Class Motto...............Act as though you were to live forever; Live as though you were to die tomorrow. Class Flower. ..... .White Rose Class Colors..............Royal Purple and Orchid Sponsor...................Mr. ViIson HSLitf' KORTUM STjSVjSNS ZLeS JSDWIN CALVIN LAMB Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play 3 Student Council tie present a tive L Student Council Officer 4 Track 4 Basketball Co-Captain 4 Broadcaster Staff 4 C Club 2-3-4 State Track Meet 4 CUtAijfL i lJs O CHERYL DEE ASKIN Chorus 1-2 Carterettes 1-2-3-4 Carterette Officer 4 Sweetheart Ball wueen 4 Broadcaster Staff 4 Senior Class Play 4 10 qtuaJ MARK JOHN JOHNSON Chorus 1 Scholastic Letter 2 Junior Class Play 3 Annual Staff 4 r TWYLA JUNE HOWELL Carterettes 1 Chorus 1-2 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 2 J z£ucy MARGUERITE MART GOEDERS DWAYNE LOUIS WHITNEY Student Librarian 1-2 Broadcaster Staff 4 Junior Class Play 3 Junior Class Play Broadcaster Staff Annual Staff 3 4 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-3-4 Track Manager 3 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Chorus 1 Boys State 3 Alternate Scholastic Letter 1 Photo Club 4 Photo Club Officer 4 C Club 3-4 1 1 ROSS ERNEST STENSETH Band -j _2-3 Football i-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Chorus 1-2-4 C Club 2-3-4 C Club Officer 4 National Honor Society 2-3-4 Scholastic Letter 1-2-3-4 DAVID GEORGE JOHNSTONE F ootball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1 Chorus 2 Track 1-2-3 � C Club 2-3-4 Broadcaster Staff 4 Prom King 4 12 Honor Society Officer 4 Student Council Representative 3 Class Officer 1-3 Broadcaster Staff 2-3 Boys State Delegate 3 State Track Meet 4 Carterettes 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 Chorus 1-2-4 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Class Officer 1 Cheerleader 1-2-4 Homecoming ueen 3 CluA CHERRI UNE KITTELMANN Scholastic Letter 1-1 Chorus 1 Carterettes 1-2-3-1 Broadcaster Editor 1 Annual Staff 1 Student Librarian 2-3-1 Senior Class Play 1 LYNETTE DIANE YATES THOMAS MORITZ KITTELMANN Broadcaster Staff 1-2-3 Band 1-2-3 D.A.R. Good Citizen Award 1 Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 1 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 1 Scholastic Letter 1-2-3-1 Student Council Representative Student Council Officer Class Officer National Honor Society National Honor Society Officer Student Librarian State Music Festival Co-Salutatorian Girls State Delegate Chorus Carterettes Cheerleader 2 1-2-3-1 2-3-1 Scholastic Letter 1 Chorus 1-2-3-1 State Music Festival 3 Basketball 1-2-3-1 Track 3-1 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 1 Photo Club 1 C Club 2-3-1 Student Council Representative 3 Student Council Officer 1 Broadcaster Staff 3 Class Officer 3 State Track Meet I LON CORNEL PULSE Scholastic Letter 1-2-3-1 Chorus Student Council 1-2-1 Representative Student Council 1-3-1 Officer 1 National Honor Society Officer 3-1 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 1 Photo Club 1 Annual Editor 1 Broadcaster Staff 3 Valedictorian 1 Class Officer National Honor 2-1 Society 2-3-1 13 CYNTHIA LYNN HEDGES Carterettes 1-2-3-4 Band 2-3 Chorus 1 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Broadcaster Staff 4 Cheerleader 4 Majorette 2 Homecoming wueen 2 MURRAY EUGENE ROLPH Football 2-3-4 Basketball 1-2 Chorus 1-2 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Band 1-2-3 Broadcaster Staff 4 LEONARD JAY MADER Football Football Captain Basketball Track Chorus State Music Festival Class Officer Junior Class Play Senior Class Play C Club Photo Club Student Council Representative C Club Officer Broadcaster Staff 14 Band Chorus Swing Band Carterettes Carterette Officer Prom wueen 1-2 1-2 1-2 1-2-3-4 4 4 o 11 e ri COLLIN ANN CURRY Chorus 1-2-4 Carterettes 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3 Girls Stats Alternate 3 Broadcaster Staff 2-3 Annual Staff 4 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Scholastic Letter 1-2-3-4 Student Council Representative 3-4 National Honor Society 2-3-4 Photo Club 4 Photo Club Officer 4 Carterette Officer 4 Co-Salutatorian 4 MERRILYN LUCILLE JOHNSTON Carterettes 1-2-3-4 Band 3 Junior Class Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Broadcaster Staff 4 KEN ALAN CASTLEBERRY Chorus Junior Class Play Senior Class Play 2 3 4 Ijm THOMAS ROBERT JARDEE Sweetheart Ball King 4 State Track Meet 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play 3 Student Librarian 1 Track 3-4 C Club 3-4 Class Officer 2-3-4 Basketball Co-Captain 4 C Club Officer 4 Annual Staff 4 Broadcaster Staff 4 Scholastic Letter 1 Senior Class Play 4 15 Buck Horn Bar Records Mainline Store Marshall Kalstrom, Owner LaVerne Records, Mgr. Phone: 775-3592 Phone: 775- 2323 Ekalaka, Montana Ekalaka, Montana Guess Who??? Forecast for Kathy: REIGN!!! A proud moment!!I Working on the Class Pic!!!!! sV Cheryl Senior Snaps SENIOR PICNIC Colleen 'T V .K • r 1 if r IU1V .«5 Fo' I ♦‘ V UNIORS ,,. % - x. 4y t r r v ' VH v c-i V f. Viv; ' - A'. :: t v v'� V� . • V£ J V t-% „ t V ' J - f «? i 4. ' „ .:vV. iJ ■ ™aB Efi % « m. There is a tide in the affairs of men, Which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune Omitted, all the voyage of their life Is bound in shallows, and in miseries. On such a full sea are we now afloat; And we must take the current when it serves. Or lose our ventures. ____________________________________________________________________________________ _________ ••«William Shakespeare The Junior Class was very busy throughout the year with many different activities. The first big ev nt of the year was Homecoming, and in Decem- ber the Juniors became the proud owners of class rings. Next on the list of the year's events for the Juniors was their class play Hot Ice, which kept them busy for a time. After the play they began the preparation for the Junior-Senior prom. They decided upon the theme Song in My Heart, and it v.as held on April 22. This year, on the same night as the prom dance, the Juniors gave a banquet for the school faculty and the Seniors. The Juniors also participated in Career Day with the Seniors. This was the first time thct the Juniors were allowed to attend. Although they have enjoyed their status as Juniors, they re- alize that next year marks the time when they shall achieve the honors and privileges enjoyed by Seniors. Class motto................Forward Ever, Backward Never. Class colors........................Siamese Pink and White Class flower................................Pink Carnation Sponsor..............................Mrs. William Palaniuk DRAG A HAG ' -PftO r? Linda Shallenberger, Secretary-Treasurer, Paula Speelmon, President,Ronnie Cline, Vice President, Margee Bush and Bart Burdick, Student Council Representatives. Bart Burdick Jed Hendricks Paula Stewart Paula Speelmon Sandra Kalstrom Marjee Bush Arley Beach Bonnie Carver Ronnie Cline Sue Croy Babe Beach Sandra Loretta Linda Suzy Johnstone Marty Shallenberger Musser Rhonda Kathy Done11a Fay Talkington Willson Wollesen Williams 19 Junior Snaps mu Princess Linda and Dave Johnstone A heavenly float. Jovial Sponsor. The Grand March at the Prom. Inland Equipment Phone: 775-2151 Skalaka, Montana I L V XX X SOPHOMORES X X X Xv MJ i; Xs m X f J ' � V' fj •.. X ) -S’ Heaven is not reached at a single bound: But we build the ladder by which we rise From the lowly earth to the vaulted skies And we mo nt to its summit round by round. ...Josiah lilbert Holland v v £.V v « m y ' -T. _ . ' r- T A - - . - ’ V •- ki % s. r.: t Cecil Beach, President, Cheryl Bush, Student Council Representative, Alice Yates, Secretary- Treasurer, Kenny Penn, Vice-President, hissing: Rusty Jardee, Student Council Representative. Cecil Beach Being the largest class, the Sophomores have something over on the rest of the school. One ad- vantage they had was making the Freshmen whitewash the C . Like the Freshmen, they were allowed to take several subjects, such as typing and French, which had never been offered to Sophomores before. They could also take five solids; providing they could keep their grades up. Although they have been a success as Sophomores they are anxiously waiting to become upperclass- men. Keith Beach Cheryl Bush Chester Coons Dale Dean Neal Irene Heggen Howell 22 Kenneth Jesperson Ellen Knipfer Rusty Jardee Kenneth Hutton Edwina Patricia Kathy Kenneth Barbara Loken Lovec Major Penn Sheldon Dan Tom Frankie Bonnie Debra Pierce Stieg Speelmon Walker Talkington Danny Wirak Teddy Wocicki Alice Yates Amina Yates Lynn White 23 vL � 1« Sophomore Snaps •If si •If vL� «X� � J «f« 1« .t.. T T T 'T T� T' T' T � p • •'- .J. ■ •'■ • • - -■ va Jm Lynn: Our Cup of Tea Homecoming Float Princess Lynn and Tom Jardee Frankie Speelmon Sophomores pecking away!!! 24 I v w i ? FRESHMEN av Olv-JK 7U v 3k Xk sy W, '-f � V w K %«. V L ! There is many a battle that's yet to be won, There is many a glorious deed to be done. The world is still younp-i For the youth at its door There are tasks some shall do never dreamed of before. It is not an old world, worn and wrinkled and gray. It's a world that is being reborn every day. And the youth who stands at the world's open door Have much to achieve never dreamed of before. +9 ...Edgar A Guest _ k' ] Jerry Cline, President, Peggy Emerson,and Terry Stieg, Student Council Representatives. Janice Jennings, Secretary Treasurer, and Rodney Tauck, Vice-President. The Freshmen entered high school somewhat bewildered—which is natural for the first week. Things were rather different this year, for instance. Freshman could take five solids, including French and World History—if they could keep their grades up. As is traditon, the Freshmen white washed the C as their initiation. They also participated in their first Homecoming, and the other events that spotlighted the school year. Now they are eagerly awaiting their role as Sophomores. Esther Breding Janice Collins David Coons Bill Cleveland Jerry Cline Ann Croy Peggy Emerson Robert Erickson Jim Hendricks Janice Jennings 26 Fatricia Johnson Irene Knipfer Patricia Palaniuk Rosina Tauck Myron Susan Teresa Jerry Johnston Kapps Kennedy Kalstrom Denny Terry Penny Stephanie Kuehn Stieg Oxford Nicholas Randy Roger Marian Peterson Pulse Stewart Eugene Stout Rodney Jerome John Jenny Tauck Townsend Teigen Wirak 27 Freshman Snaps ’’Sailing to Victory” Homecoming Float Sports Center Phone: 232-2195 Miles City, Montana High flying Sunnie on the trampoline. Princess Jenny and Ed Lamb Marian—v et and cold! {ORGANIZATIONS '• TV - V V I •' - • ✓ %, r|• T |l;.v ;• V• %v : y. • :• ;•: i• • -j; v. •■• • . Ai • � • M i 1 . .•.� • . • ! , I • « I� ♦ I • • � f • , . . .. • M . ■ % kT J ! 1 1 • % -I • At ♦ . • • -• • • � ■ � I • ■ � M . . • r 5 � � . •% i j • % 1� f . •.• •• ■ . • J . • • V i Si; • • v. 4 • t • Iv AVV -- x r ft 77i . A � J .� v - ; K jMk V Just a little bit more interest In other folks1 welfare. Just a little greater showing That really you do care. Just to work a little harder For other people's good. And to show a bit more friendship- My friend, that's Brotherhood. Standing: Marjee Bush, Bart Burdick, Jenny V.irak, Terry Stieg, Peggy Emerson, Arnina Yates, Rusty Jardee, and Carol Bush. Sitting: Jay Mader, Tom Kittelmann, Lon Pulse, Ed Lamb, and Colleen Curry. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council represents the various classes and organizations of the student body, and acts in their behalf and for their betterment. This year the Council sponsored a Halloween party and a Sweetheart Ball, originated a student flag raising ceremony, and started a study of the constitutions of the various or- ganizations to determine whether or not they met the qualifi- cations of the standard constitution. FLAG RAISING CEREMONY A flag raising ceremony was originated this year in which the student body assembled outside each Monday morning to show their respect for the flags of our nation and our state as they were raised. During the week, a class or organ- ization was appointed to raise the flag in the mornings and to lower it in the evenings. Lynn and Frankie raising the flags. The Student Council supervises elections. Skalaka Motor Service Vernon Silvis, Owner Phone: 775-2204 Lkalaka, Montana Alberta Pulse Beauty Shop Alberta Pulse, Owner Phone: 775-3142 Bkalaka, Montana 30 Back Bow: Robert Erickson, Rich Vdrak, Jay Mader, Middle row, Esther Breding, Susan Kapps, Jenny Lirak, Peggy Emerson, Irene Knipfer, Rosina Tauck, and Colleen Curry, Sitting:David Coons, Jerry Cline, Jerry Kalstrom, Jerome Townsend, Denny KueKn and Randy Peterson, PHOTO CLUB The purpose of Photo Club is to give students a chance to learn the art of taking pictures and processing them in the dark-room. Photo Club was very active this year taking and processing pictures, having regular instruc- tional mettings, and organizing a Photo Club picnic. CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY!! Mr, Lambert, Sponsor Standing: Fay Williams, Linda Shallenberger, Ellen Knipfer, Paula Speelmon, Danny V.irak, Alice Yates, Arnina Yates, Rusty Jardee and Kenny Penn. Sitting: Lynette Yates, Kathy Brence, Lon Pulse, Colleen Curry and Ross Stenseth. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Carter County Chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of students having a 3 25 or better grade average. This year the Society originated a debating team, held their annual induction ceremony, and attempted to make scholastics stand out as much as athletics. DEBATE To help students improve their pub- lic speaking ability, a debate activity was started by the National Honor Soci-� ety. Those students involved feel it has been very helpful, and they have enjoyed participating. Induction of new members. Debate team in action! Emerson Pharmacy Murray Einerson, Owner Phone: 775-2121 Ekalaka, Montana 32 Standing: Tom Jardee, Cherri Kittelmann, Kathy Brence, Marguerite Goeders, Danny v.irak, and Lynn khite. Seated: Lon Pulse. Missing: Mark Johnson, Carole Coons, Colleen Curry. ANNUAL STAFF Editors et work. Lon Pulse..........Editor-in-Chief Cherri Kittelmann . Managing Editor Kathy Brence. • . • Business Manager Marguerite Goeders. Typist Tom Jardee.........Sports Writer Colleen Curry ... Ad Solicitor Mark Johnson. ... Ad Solicitor Danny Vdrak . • . .Underclassman Aide Lynn V hite........Underclassman Aide Carole Coons. . . .Underclassman Aide Marguerite. 33 com—i—im om—i o o Bottom Row Kneeling: Cyndi Hedges, Lynette Yates, Pauls Speelmon, Betty Frye, Jenny kirak, Sunnie Nicholas, Alice Yates, Rosina Tauck. Second Row: Mrs. Schow, Sponsor. Colleen Curry, Paula Stewart, Ann Croy, Amina Yates, Teddy V.ocicki, Carol Bush, Marian Stewart, Lynn White. Third Row: Frankie Speelmon, Teresa Kennedy, Susan Kapps, Edwina Loken, Cheryl Askin, Linda Van Ransler, Cherri Kittel- iriann, Merrilyn Johnston. Fourth Row: Rhonda Talkington, Suzy Musser, Ellen Knipfer, Janice Collins, Pat Palaniuk, Peg Emerson, Janice Jennings, Kathy Willson, Kathy Ma.jor. Fifth Row: Linda Schallen- berger, Bonnie Walker, Irene Knipfer, Bonnie Carver, Sue Croy, Cheryl Bush, Pat Lovec, and Barb Shelden.kissing: Carole Coons Ekalaka Lumber Company Walter Hunter, Adm. Phone: 775-2341 Ekalaka, Montana An anxious moment! Carter County Abstract Title W. A. Mitchell Co., Owner Phone: 775-3241 Ekalaka, Montana Working hard??!I The Carterettes is an all girl organization whose function is to support and cheer the Bull- dogs both in victory and defeat. They also play a large part in boosting school spirit. During the year the girls sold soft drinks, coffee, hot dogs, and candy at the ball games in order to enable them to attend the District C basketball tournament. The Carterette wish to extend their deep appreciation and gratitude to their sponsor,Mrs. Schow, who has spent many hours in service and guidance to their group. Initiation: Jenny Ann Decorating the stage for Homecoming C CLUB Standing: Coach Turbiville, Ken Hutton, Bill Walker, Rusty Jardee, Rodney Tauck, Jerome Townsend, Keith Beach, Jerome Curry, Bale Dean, Dan W'irak, Murray Rolph, Babe Beach, Bart Burdick, Coach Patterson, Ross Stenseth, £d Lamb, Arley Beach, Jerry Cline, and Kenny Penn. Sitting: Rich Wir k, Tom Kittelmann, Dave Johnstone, Jay Mader, Tom Jardee anc Ronnie Cline 35 Standing: Linda bhallenberger, Tom Jardee, Fay Williams, Ed Lamb, Dave Johnstone, Murray Rolph, Jay Mader, Marguerite Goeders, Merrilyn Johnston, Mrs. Palaniuk Sponsor, and Cheryl Askin. Seated, Pat Palaniuk, Cyndi Hedges, Cherri Kittelmann, Kathy Brence and Edv ina Loken. BROADCASTER STAFF Editor.........•.............. Cherri L, Kittelmann Assistant Editor Fay Williams Biographies Merrilyn Johnston Sports Ed Lamb Tom Jardee Class Reporters Pat Palaniuk, Edvina Loken, Linda Schallenberger Kathy Brence Art Jay Mader, Murray Rolph, Dave Johnstone Typists Other staff Sponsor Cheryl Askin Ed Lamb Marguerite Goeders Mrs Palaniuk Quiet: Artist at Work!!! ROYALTY I follow Beauty; of her train am I: Beauty whose voice is earth and sea and air Who serveth, and her hands for all things ply; Who reigneth, and her throne is everywhere. ...Sir William Watson HOMECOMING The year's most awaited and gala event is Homecoming. This annual affair not only acts as a source of money for the various activity funds, but it is the time of year when class and school spirit is the highest. iiach class carries on various money mak- ing projects, builds a float, decorates a window, and goes out to sell’1 its candidate for Homecoming ueen to the public. Fanfare!! Coronation: Murray Rolph, Kathy Brence, Jay Mader Princess Lynn Princess Jenny Mehling Garage Harlan Mehling, Kgr. Phone: 775-3933 Ekalaka, Montana New Life Bar Clayton Holly, Owner Phone: 775-9500 Ekalaka, Montana Wild and Wooly!! 39 QUEEN KATHY .� - i ' ,v _ i ' •. y KING TOM QUEEN CHERYL SWEETHEART BALL 'W 5™. 1— 'f JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM V ‘ r 'i QUEEN LINDA KING DAVE ATHLETICS It's all very well to nave courage and skill And it's fine to be counted a star. But the single deed with its touch of thrill Doesn!t tell us the man you are; lor there’s no lone hand in the game we play, he must work to a bigger scheme, And the thing that counts in the world today Is, How do you pull with the team? Back row, standing from left to right: Coach Turbiville. Dale Dean, Myron Johnston, Bill Walker, Handy Peterson, Rod Tauck, Neal Heggen, Danny Wirak, Terry Stieg, Middle row: Bart Burdick, Arley Beach, Bill Cleveland, Roger Pulse, Kieth Beach, Jerry Cline, Jerome Townsend, John Teigen, Jim Hendricks, Rusty Jardee, Babe Beach, Ron Cline, Coach Patterson, Front row: Jerome Curry, mamager. Rich Wirak, Tom Jardee, Jay Mader, captain, Dave Johnstone, Murray Rolph, Ken Hutton, manager, not shown—Sd Lamb and Ross Stenseth, FOOTBALL Cheerleaders and Carterettes presenting the colors. The 1967 Bulldog football squad saw seven returning lettermen and several promising fresh- men and sophomores. The team went through their season with a record of 1 win and 7 losses, which put them in fifth place in the district. Their one victory at Homecoming served as a consolation, and aided in lifting both school and Homecoming spirit. Coach Turbiville Ekalaka Conoco Bulk Products Joe Carey, Owner Phone: 775-2791 Ekalaka, Montana Fairview Hotel Mildred Schuyler, Mgr. Phone: 775-9300 Ekalaka, Montana 44 Jay Mader Long pass Oops! Dave Johnstone Dave drives around end! Tom Jardee Two down—two to go!! Back row, left to right . Co ch Turbiville, Rich Viirak, Tom Jardee, Jay Mader, Tom Kittelmann, Terry Stieg, Bart Burdick, Assistant Coach Patterson. Front row, left to right: Jerry Kalstrom, manager, £d Lamb, Ron Cline, Ross Stenseth, Ken Penn, Jerry Cline, Randy Peterson, manager. BASKETBALL after getting off to a bad start this year, the Bulldog team came back to lose some very close games. Two of these games went into overtime, and by tournament time, the Bulldogs had gained a great deal of respect from the other t.p;.ms in the conference. The Bulldogs finished the season with a A—17 win-loss record. Ross Stenseth was given honorable mention on the All- Tourney Team, and Coach Turbiville was named runner-up for coach of the year in Class C District A- Coach Turbiville Montana Propane Sam Rutledge, Mgr. Phone: 775-2332 A Team Cheerleaders Cyndi, Lynette, Betty and Paula One Shot!! Five On The Floor!! Coach has watchful eye on Tom!! Up for the rebound! Jay makes a long shot! Ross aims for the hoop!! Super Valu Don Hughes, Mgr. Phone: 775-2161 2kalaka, Montana Ehert Baxber Shop Ralph Ehert, Mgr. Ekalaka, Montana Jerome Pow—wow with Coach Patterson!! C. M. Summers Co. Henry Stenseth, Owner Phone: 775-2111 Ekalaka, Montana Roger Standing: Bill Cleveland, Manager, Bart Burdick, Tom KAttelmann, rA Lamb, Tom Jardee, Terry Stieg, and Kenny Penn, Manager. Kneeling: Jerry Cline, Ross Stenseth, Roger Pulse, Cecil Beach, and Coach Turbiville. TRACK Coach Turbiville Adverse weather conditions shortened the Bulldog Training schedule and cancelled many meets, but a successful track team vaa produced. The Bulldogs took third at the District Track Meet, and sent nine boys to the Divisional Track Meet in Glen- dive. Seven 01 these nine placed at Divisional earning a trip to Billings to participate in the State Track Meet. At State, the boys ran into record breaking competition, and all failed to place. Still, it was the best track season that Carter County High School has seen for some time, and both the school and the town were proud of the team. The boys who went to State were: Ross Stenseth—mile and 2 mile; Tom Jardee—IJ+O yard dash; Cecil Beach—100 yard dash and 220 yard dash; Terry Stieg—mile; and Tom Kittelmann, £d Lamb, Babe Beach, and Tom Jardee—mile relay. Van s Welding Repair anil Vanhaus, Owner Phone: 775-3933 Skalaka, Montana Farmers1 Union Oil Company John Ward, Mgr. Phone: 775-3344 Ekalaka, Montana 49 Ross btenseth Tom Jardee doing the triple-jump. Corner Grocery Whitey Schweigert, Mgr. Phene: 775-2431 Ekalaka, Montana ACTION SHOTS Terry Stieg and Ross Stenseth Tom Jardee broadjumping, Tom Kittelmann hands off to Ed Lamb in the mile relay. Midway Motel Joe Schallenberger, Owner Phone: 775-2722 Ekalaka, Montana 50 HALLOWEEN Something New, The Student Council sponsored a Halloween party consisting of an evening of games, lunch, and dancing. Everyone wore costumes, and prizes were given for the best ones, with Lynn White win- ning first prize, Bart Burdick, second prize, and Ross Stenseth and Jay hader the booby prize. Something new—clean, wholesome fun for all! Trading Post Clarence Crystal, Owner Phone: 775-3351 Ekalaka, Montana Lynn masquerades as Marie Antoinette. Mamma Paula Mrs. Jay Mr. Ross Back ttow: Edv.ina Loken, Paula Stewart, Arnina Yates, Lon Pulse, hoss Stenseth, Babe Beach, Jay Mader, Colleen Curry, Betty Frye, Sunnie Nicholas. Kiddle Row: Marian Stewart, Linda Schallenberger, Sue Croy, Keith Beach, Rusty Jardee, Roger Pulse, Tom Kittelmann, Frankie Speelmon, Pat Lovec, Cheryl Askin, and Peggy Emerson. Front Row: Lynette Yates, Fay Viilliams, Carol Bush, Kathy Major, Ed Lamb, Tom Jardee, Bart Burdick, Arley Beach, Barb Shelden, Paula Speelmon, Alice Yates, and Connie Bonsell. MUSIC The Ensemble------superior!!! Success— Since we had no music teacher, Mrs. Palaniuk came to our rescue and offered to help the music department. After a very successful Christmas concert, the chorus kept in tune and journeyed to the Miles City District Music Festival where it was awarded an excellent, the second highest rating. For the first time in seven years, a representative from the Carter County High School music department was chosen to perform at the Festival Concert. The ensemble which received a superior in festival competition sang Climbin' Up the Mountain at the Concert putting our school and town into the spotlight once again. Ed, Ross, Lon, and Jay Edwina, Sunnie, Betty, and Paula JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Ron, Rhonda, Babe, Arley, Paula Stewart, Sandy, and Linda HOT ICE Robert Moore.................Arley Beach Patricia Warren.....Paula Stewart Mrs. Warren..Paula Speelnion Olivia ..•••••• .Rhonda Talkington Matthew Warren................Babe Beach Velma Warren........ Louise Temple...........Sandy Johnstone Mrs. Noster.............Sandra Kalstrom Miss Emerson........................Kathy Willson Earl Wakefield.................Ron Cline Sharp...................... Bart Burdick •..Linda Schallenberger Kathy, Sandra, Bart, and Paula Speelmon SENIOR CLASS PLAY Ken, Jay, Betty, Tom J., Tom K., Cherri, Lynette, and Rich. WHO WOULDN'T BE CRAZY Miss Lavelle.. Mr. Marshall.. Edv ard Gordon. Evelyn Winslow Beatrice...... Janet......... Pendie........ MacCafferty.•• Cherri Kittelmann .......Tom Jardee .........Jay Mader ........Betty Frye .....Cyndi Hedges .....Twyla Howell ....Colleen Curry .....Murray Rolph Mr. Higgins.... Jack Marshall.. Lois Meredith.. Reggie Mortimer Marjorie........ Pluribus••••••• Inmate No.1.... Inmate No.2.••• ...Tom Kittelmann ••.••..Rich Wirak ....Lynette Yates ..Ken Castleberry Merrilyn Johnston .......Lon Pulse ....Ross Stenseth ••••.Cheryl Askin Ross, Rich, Ken, Lon, Tom K., Tom J., Betty, Murray, Merrilyn, Twyla, Cherri, and Cyndi. Mr Boyd in foreground. 55 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW MEDICAL DOCTORS Stephes Brandenburg 612 6th Avenue Belle Fourche. South Dakota Martin L. Freese Phone 232-18g6 Miles City, Montana Clark Hill Phone 892-2262 Belle Fourche. South Dakota Garberson Clinic Phone 232-0790 Miles City, Montana OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Dr. J. R. Mathis Phone 232-3377 Miles City, Montana Stallard Dent Phone 232-1118 Miles City, Montana Dr. Montana Dunn Phone 232-4289 Miles City, Montana Steve A. Cole Phone 232-4925 Miles City, Montana Dr. F. L. Anderson Phone 232-4926 Miles City, Montana CONTRIBUTIONS Belle Fourche, South Dakota Miles City, Montana Butte County Motors Beckers Drug J.S. Baker Dr. H.G. Dorland. Opt. Tri State Cafe Sly's Grocery Van Co Motor Co. Dr. Jewett Hodge Bootery Sanwick Motor The Daily Belle Fourche Post The Weekly Bee Clark's Furniture Miles City Clinic Paul's Four Corners Walt's Shoeshine Repair Kenneth R. Wilson Baker, Montana Gene Huntley Gambles Ekalaka, Montana Dick's Shop 56 PARKS EKALAKA STANDARD SERVICE _ HOTEL QUIET (STANDARD 1H p|F RESTFUL LAWRENCE LAMBERT COMFORTABLE Phone—775-3U3U Ekalaka, Montana Phone—775-9600 57 ■ SOUTHEAST____ELECTRIC___COOPERATIVE_____ OFFICE EMPORIUM HOME AND OFFICE EQUI PMENT OFFICE SUPPLIES ART SUPPLIES SCHOOL SUPPLIES NEXT TO MDU Belle Fourche, South Dakota RAIL'S AUTO BODY REPAIR WINDSHIELDS a GLASSES Belle Fourche. South Dakota BAKER 66 , |5T; TRUCK STOP Vi fi T 24 HOUR SERVICE national BANK of the BLACK HILLS Baker, Montana Belle Fourche, South Dakota 59 ■a THE WEAR HARDWARE Sherwin-Williams Paints k .'C t- ' v • : T rPhone-775-356l Ekalaka, Montana � ■ OLD STAND BAR AND CAFE O’DONNELL’S SHEEP AND WOOL SERVING THE MODERN RANCHER DINE TODAY AT BOBS CAFE ERNIE AND CHAR Belle Fourche, South Dakota FOX SADDLERY Belle Fourche, South Dakota GRAND VIEW HATCHERY and LOCKER PLANT PROCESSING QUALITY LEATHER GOODS CUSTOM MADE SADDLES SADDLE REPAIRING FROZEN FOODS BABY CHICKS Feed 841 State St Phone 892-2 66 Belle Fourche, South Dakota FW. CARLSON, OWNER Phone 892-3866 Belle Fourche, South Dakota 61 STEEN'S FEEDS A CUSTOM PELLETING IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT BEAR CAT GRINDERS ALUMINUM WELDING BEAN SPRAYERS f- CHEMICALS Belle Fourche, South Dakota NDERSON a SMILEY Attorneys at Law Belle Fourche, South Dakota DUNWOODY Tf .hub ? CLOTHIERS JEWELRY „ ' DIAMONDS M ■Rf DRESS BLACK HILLS GOLD ■ W V CLOTHING WATCHES 1 -M U- WESTERN WEDDING WEAR ® TH ANNIVERSARY GIFTS IE STORE WITH THE MAN IN MIND Belle Fourche, South Dakota Belle Fourche, South Dakota 62 GREEN'S LINE-UP il.f .. 7 to1 f SHOP mlchih Ibj I HEADQUARTERS FORI WHEEL-ALINEMENT a BALANCING ACME BOOTS LEVIS RESISTOL HATS LADIES WESTERN WEAR Belle Fourche, South Dakota Belle Fourche, South Dakota TURBIVILLE INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIC WORKS INVESTORS DIVERSIFIED SERVICES INC- ELECTRIC MOTOR investors mutual INC. INVESTORS SYNDICATE OF AMERICA a INVESTORS SYNDICATE JET PUMP REPAIR LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNVITY CO. new: CENTURY ELECTRIC MOTORS LEONARD H. 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(TOMMY) TRUMAN YOUR MOBIL OIL MAN Belle Fourche, South Dakota FREY'S INC. DRAPERIES HARDWARE FURNITURE APPLIANCES GIFTWARE FLOOR COVERINGS Phone 892-2568 Belle Fourche, South Dakota H and B TRACTOR HENRY HESPE MANAGER Belle Fourche, South Dakota S.G. SMITH KEEPSAKE AND PRINCESS DIAMOND RINGS HAMILTON, BULOVA, AND THE NEW BULOVA ACUTRON WATCHES YOUR JEWELER SINCE 1927 Fourche, South DaKota 67 HAFNER WOOL COMPANY INC EFFICIENT • RELIABLE KLAWON FAMILY SHOE SHOPPE ,vv . ? ®U, Belle Fourche, South Dakota 0 s0 or HU_ B.Eg00°R redwing S H 0 W- o FFS Belle Fourche, South Dakota 68 ERWIN HEBERLE FORD GRAINGER'S CAFE AAA WRECKER SERVICE Qgffl GOOD LUCK SENIORS GORDON, HELEN, a JUDY Phone: 778-2210 Baker. Montana Phone 778 - 2126 Baker, Montana Call On CATE WELDING SAMSEL'S Shoes and Apparel for the For All Your Entire Family Welding Needs B Phone 778-2507 Baker. Montana V-STORE Phone 778 - 2624 Baker, Montana 69 NORTHERN MODE TANK LINE t. 0’ DAY CALIFORNIA TRANSPORTERS FASHIONS OF FOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Phone 778-267 Baker, Montana LADIES AND TEENS Phone 232-1381 Miles City, Montana CATTLE SALES EVERY FRIDAY at JIM MADDEN’S LIVESTOCK MARKET MAOOtNS OUTFIT The Cattle Market Big Sky Country ranchers patronize most. CALL US COLLECT 605 - 578 - 2717 NIGHT OR DAT ST. ONCE, SOUTH DAKOTA 70 SMITTY'S MIDLAND BAKE S HOP INC. LUMBER FRESH PASTRIES DAILY hardware GOOD COFFEE (always) Phone-778-3612 Baker, Montana Phone-778-2231 Baker, Montana RUSSELLS' RANDASH MOTORS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE YOUR INVESTMENT CLASS OF '67 FOR GOOD APPEARANCE rT DODGE CARS AND TRUCKS MOPAR PARTS DISTRIBUTOR Phone-77fc-2Z� 27 Baker, Montana Phone-778-2227 Baker, Montana 71 Farmers Co-op Association Serving the Area with THE BANK OF BAKER THE FRIENDLY BANK DEPENDABLE AND HONEST SERVICE Dependability Plevna, Montana HEPPERLE SERVICE SQUARE DEALS FOR EVERYONE GMC TRUCKS Phone 778-3382 Baker, Montana t a m ELECTRIC G. E. APPLIANCES FURNITURE STANDARD GAS Riene 778-2111 Montana Baker, Mantana 72 L. PRICE Co. GENERAL HARDWARE JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS GLIDDEN PAINT PRODUCTS Phone 776 - 3339 Baker, Montana EILEK'S READY WEAR LADIES AND GIRLS READY WEAR SHOES AND INFANT WEAR HILMA KUEHN TOM EILEK Phone 778 - 2L23 Baker, Montana SAY IT DR. MELVIN WITH FLOWERS ROGSTAD OPTOMETRIST j|J|B (VISION SPECIALIST) CONGRATULATIONS TO THE AVENUE 1967 CLASS OF FLORAL CARTER COUNTY HIGH Day Phone 776 - 2020 Night Phone 776 - 2350 Batter, Montan� Phon 778 - 2119 Baker, Montana 73 JOE'S TRAILER SALES TRAILERS BYT DETROITER PONTIAC CHIEF MAGNOLIA JOE STEFFES: OWNER Phone-778-3307 Baker, Montana ECONOMY GROCERY your food needs are filled here Phone 778 - 2219 Baker, Montana BEN FRANKLIN STORE Everything in Notions and Toys R.T. ANDERSON,Owner Phone—778—2610 Baker, Montana BAKER FURNITURE See us for your Furniture Needs Phone 778 - 3618 Baker, Montana 74 BAKER MORROW’S ACE BODY SHOP HARDWARE QUALITY SERVICE C B DEPENDABILITY SEE MORROW TODAY GMC TRUCKS MECHANICAL SHATTER PROOF GLASS CONTRACTORS Phone 778 - 2024 Baker, Montana Phone 778 - 2510 Baker, Montana THINK STYLISH SHOP AT BAKER THE STYLE SHOP CEMENT PRODUCTS FOR FASHIONS BY GOTHAM JANTZEN 3 CAROL CRAIG CANDY JR. BOBBY WARNER’S READY MIX CONCRETE BROOKS Phone 778 - 2127 Baker, Montana Phone 778 - 3518 Baker, Monatana 75 FEDERAL LAND BANK diles City MonLana Phone 232 - 1468 L. P ANDERSON crossroads7 SUPPLY CO. INC. PHONE — 23 2—3 9 2 0 CONTRACTOR SEA FOOD STEAK OIL FIELD AND CHICKEN RANCH FRANCIE AND LLOYD MACKIN PHONE 232-99 9 FOR RESERVATIONS SUPPLIES Miles City, Montana Miles City, Montana 76 FARM HOME APPLIANCE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Miles City, Montana Phone 232 - 2325 600 CAFE Best Service in Town 600 Main Phone 232 - 3860 Miles City, Montana STAR PRINTING AND SUPPLY CO. COFFRIN STUDIO May we make your portraits Phone 232 - O i 50 1600 Main Miles City, Montana I Miles City Montana Phone 232 - 3076 77 •«■■I � Red Rock Village Motel - Cafe - Drive-in - Curios - Cocktail - Lounge Miles City, Montana Phone 232 - U030 BEACON CARTER W.A. MITCHELL SERVICE AGENCY FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY YOUR GAS ALL TYPES OF FARM 8 RANCH Miles City, Montana INSURANCE RANCH LOANS PHONE 232-1350 Phone 232 - 0280 Miles City, Montana 78 EDDIE'S STANDARD MILLIGAN BEAUTY If SALON inn STANDARD n MILES HOWARD HOTEL Call Eddie's for pick- up delivery service Eddie Domagala, Owner Phone 232-9827 MILES CITY, MONT. Phone 232-9827 Miles City, Montana Phone—232-3815 Miles City, Montana Dr. C.W. HADLEY OPTOMETRIST GMC TRUCKS • ■ CADILLAC Specializing in PONTIAC examining the eyes III BUICK BOUTELLE'S PHONE — 23 2—2 9 1 1 TELEPHONE 232-4480 Next to the Ingham Hotel Miles City, Montana 516 BRIDGE STREET Miles City, Montana 80 ■ THE MELODY SHOP PARTS UNLIMITED AND AUTO WRECKING SERVING THE NEEDS YOU NAME IT OF WE HAVE IT YOUR AREA Phone 232-0227 Miles City, Montana Phone-232-3741 Miles City, Montana LOVE MOTOR MILES COMPANY AND LINCOLN - MERCURY FORD-DEALER ULMER NEW CARS and TRUCKS FARM EQUIPMENT IN STOCK AT QUALITY SPORTING ALL TIMES GOODS HARDWARE Phone-232-1863 Farm Fqpt. Phone-232-1280 7th Bridge Street Mile� City, Montana Miles City, Montana 81 45« PtP Ultf OTTfT UNIS Kit HD RED ROCK LANES Phone 232-2563 Miles City, Montana AFTER GRADUATION ATTEND THE MILES CITY COLLEGE of BEAUTY Phone-232-2162_______________Miles City, Montana C. MAX HUGHES AGENCY INSURANCE REAL ESTATE TELEPHONE 232-3215 510 MAIN Miles City, Montana mm THINGS GO BETTER WITH COKE COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Phone 232 - 1063 MILES CITY, MONTANA FOR ALL JEWELRY NEEDS AND SERVICES INCLUDING. WATCH REPAIR ENGRAVING AND STONECUTTING CONTACT RECORDS MAINLINE AGENTS IN EKALAKA FOR JOHN STOCKHILL _______JEWELERS________ MILES CITY DRUG STORES CONSIDER PHARMACY AS YOUR CAREER FOSTER DRUG THOMPSON REXALL DRUG RENWICK-TORGESON DRUG CO. FIRST SECURITY BANK AND TRUST Mies City, Montana YOUR FRIENDLY FULL SERVICE BANK COMPLETE BANKING Miles City, Montana 84