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

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CLASS HISTORY On August 28, 1964, twenty-six very excited and somewhat nervous students were standing in the halls of C.C.H.S. for the first time. As freshmen, we elected class officers as follows: John Schwede, President: Bob Curry, Vice President; and Marjee Bush, Sec. -Treasurer. Laura Solomon was chosen Home- coming Queen Candidate. After whitewashing the ”C we felt adequately initiated into the student body of Carter County High School. During the year we welcomed several new students into our class. They were John Welling, Barbara Hutton, and Jed Hendricks. Our Freshman year was very enjoyable and we anticipated being sophomores next year so we could boss some- one else for a change. As we began our sophomore year, we looked for all the familiar faces we knew last year, and found several missing. Our class consisted of twenty-three students. Our new advisor was Mr. Cobetto. Class officers were President, Marjee Bush; Vice-President, Babe Beach; Sec. -Treas., Arley Beach; Student Council Representatives were Bob Curry and Barbara Hutton. Loretta Marty was chosen Homecoming Queen Candidate. We supervised the freshman class when they whitewashed the C . At the beginning of our Junior year we found our new sponsor was Mrs. Palaniuk. We elected Paula Speelmon, President; Ron Cline, V-Pres.; Linda Schallenberger as Sec. - Treas. ; Marjee Bush and Bart Burdick as Student Council Representatives. Linda Schallenberger was chosen Homecoming Queen Candidate. In December we became the owners of class rings. Next on the Junior calendar was our class play, Hot Ice which kept us busy. For our Junior Senior Prom we chose the theme Song in my Heart. We also started die tradition of Juniors giving a banquet for the Seniors and the Faculty on die eve of the Prom dance. At the beginning of our senior year we gained two new students. Ted and Deanna Quade were a welcomed addition. We chose Ron Cline, President; Sandy Johnstone, Sec. - Treas.; Marjee Bush, Class Rep. ; Ted Quade and Paula Speelmon as S.C. Rep. Marjee Bush and Arley Beach were chosen Homecoming King and Queen candidates. This final year we have been busy first with Homecoming. Then a Casserole Supper, the Prom with Susie Musser and Ted Quade being the King and Queen, and now class nite, Baccalaureate, and finally Graduation. These last four years have been fun and reward- ing and each of us in the Senior Class of 1968 is going to miss ‘Ole’ C.C.H.S. 11

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RHONDA TALKINGTON Carterettes 3; Chorus 1-2-3; Track 1-2-3, Junior Play 3; Pep Club 1-2; Annual 2; Broad- caster Staff 1. JSI FAY ANN WILLIAMS Chorus 1-2-3-4; Library 2-3; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Secretary of Honor Society 3; Student of the Month 4; Broadcaster Staff 3-4; Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4; Scholastic Letter 1-2-3-4. KATHY WILLSON Chorus 1; Carterettes 1-2-3-4; Junior Class Play 3; Broadcaster Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. DON ELLA WOLLRSEN Broadcaster 4.

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CLASS WILL I, Arley Beach, will my quick temper to Robert Erickson. You have my permission to hit John. 1, Babe Beach, will my ability to play the field to Donald Jesperson in hopes that he has as much fun as 1 've had. 1. Marjee Bush, will my ability to lose weight to Ace Crowell. Not too much off now. Ace. I, Bonnie Carver, will my silent behavior to Jack Owens. Silence is Golden. Hope you get rich. I Ron Cline, will my here again--gone again romance to Neil Kittelman. Lotsa' luck boy! I, Sue Croy, will my new Lucille Ball look to Laurie Pierce. Hope to see a change in pace, Laurie. I, Sandy Johnstone, will my short skirts to Pat Palaniuk, in hopes that her mother will let her wear her’s shorter in the future. I, Sandra Kalstrom, will my ability to drink nothing stronger than coke and smoke nothing but candy cigarettes to Alice Yate, in hopes diat she'll mend her ways. I, Loretta Marty, will my ability to have fun seventh hour to Kathy Major. I hope she will change her ways. I, Suzy Musser, will my liking to drive the streets of Ekalaka to Tom Steig, who runs me a close second. Careful on the tires, boy! I, Deanna Quade, will my long blonde hair to all the chopped off brunettes in C.C.H.S. I, Ted Quade, will my bashfulness to Rusty Jardee, so he can be seen and not heard. I, Linda Schallenberger, will my position as the choir’s pianist to Peggy Emerson. Practice makes perfect, Peg! I, Paula Stewart, will my singing ability to Walter Steig in hopes he will meet the standards of the choir. I, Paula Speelmon, will my flirtatious personality to Pat Johnson in hopes she will catch a good-looking fellow. I, Rhonda Talkington, will my ability to get home early on Prom night to John Kohl. Early to bed, early to rise, helps you keep out of trouble. I, Fay Williams, will my typing ability to Myron Johnston in hopes that some day he’ll reach 30 words per minute. I, Kathy Willson, will my locker to Esther Breding so she can be closer to John Teigen. I, Donella Woliesen, will my keen sense of humor to Jim Hendricks in hopes that some- day he will learn to smile. 12