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

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Karen Ronnelle Tarter Carterettes-1,2,3,4, Annual Staff-3, C-Club-3,4, FFA-2, FHA-1,2,3,4, Secretary- 4, Historian Reporter-3, Broadcaster- 1,2,3,4, Assistant Editor-3, Editor-4, 4-H-1.2, Jazz Dance Team-3, Band-1,2,3,4. Jazz Band-2,3,4, Choir-1,2,3,4, Select Choir-2,3,4, Volleyball-4, Speech Team-2,3,4, State Music Festival-2,3,4, Girl's State-3, State Speech Meet-4, Honor Band-3,4, Honor Choir-2, FHA State Convention-2,3,4, All- Star Class C Band-1, All-State Band-4, Honor Society-3,4, John Philip Sousa Honors Band-4 V ) -A'icfx v Jason Orlan Tooke Football-2,3,4, Basketball-2,3,4, FFA-1,2,3,4, FHA-1, Choir-1,2, Student Counci 1-4, All- Conference Football and Basketball-4, Class Vice- President-4, C-Club-2,3,4, Math Team-1,2, State FFA Convention-4, District FFA Convention-4, Homecoming King Candidate-4 16

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 • Vi iftNC - V Blaise Cornell Quade Football-1,2,3,4, Basketball-1,2,3,4, Choir- 1,2,3,4, Track-1,2,3,4, Band-1,2,3,4, Jazz Band-1,2,3,4, Select Choir-1,2,3,4, Honor Band-1,2,3,4, Boys' Select Choir-2,3,4, Math Team-1, Intramural Volleyball-1,2,3,4, C-Club-1,2,3,4, Student Council-1,2,4-Vice Pres.-4, Boys' State-3, District Football Honorable Mention-Running Back-4, Defensive Back-4, All-Tourney Basketball Honorable Mention-4, State Music Festival-1,2,3,4, Catholic Youth Group-1,2,3,4 Thomas Allen Speelmon Football-1,2,3,4, Basketball-1,2,3, FFA-1,2, FHA-2,3,4, Choir-1,2, Honor Choir-1,2, C-Club-2,3, 4-Vice-President-4, Student Counci 1-4, Class President-4, FHA State Convention-3, All- Conference Football-4 [prA, J j£jJrrwv 15

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Football-1,2,3,4, Basketball-1,2,3, Track-3,4, Select Choir-1,2,3, C-Club-2,3,4-President-4, Student Council-3,4, FFA-1,2, Homecoming King-4, Close Up-3, Al1-Coference Football-3,4 Lance Aaron Ziettlow CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1963 the Class of 87 entered the doors of CCHS. We were all afraid, but we tried not to show it. Being 25 members strong we felt that if we banded together ve couldn't let the enemy, the ipper-classmen, defeat us. Our ccrpany consisted of Mark Bruski, tochelle Carlisle, Cathy Castleberry, Becky Coons, Calvin Dean, Lisa Biery, Dick Higgins, Shannon Hutchinson, Colleen Urtton, Delbert Jardee, Justin Johnstone, John Kreitel, Davn Komeycht . Dixie LaBree, Vicki Larrphene, Bob Latham, Gerald Mackay, Rhonda Nies, Bill Pedersen, Blaise Quade, Karen Tarter, J.O. Tooke, Tern Speelmon, Shannon Yates, and Lance Ziettlow. Through our many challenges we finally made it to the rank of being Sophomores. After roll call we discovered that our troop had lost Privates Bob Latham and Becky Coons. We were all deeply saddened at this news. To help reinforce us, Shannon Wicoff joined us. Having been promoted to Jiniors, we foind that we had lost Shannon Yates and Shannon Wicoff, but had gained Chad Bonefield. During the year Eric Nelson was with us for a few short weeks, but the decided to move on. Under the direction of commanding officers, Cathy Castleberry-President, Dixie LaBree-Vice-President, Rhonda Nies-Secretary, and Lance Ziettlow-Student Council Rep. we, the mighty Company 87 , took on our biggest challenge yet. It was the Jr.-Sr. Prom, in which we honored our fellow corrades, the Senior Class, vrfio would be leaving us soon. With the theme As Che Road Ends, Another Begins , the colors royal blue and silver, and the band, Midwest Express , made April 26, 1906 a night to remerrber. Being tired of khaki, green, and brown, we chose royal blue and baby blue as our class colors. The next year we were now officially the highest officers and leaders. Even though, as Jiniors we had acted like the leaders and ran the outfit. We had one final aim and that was to graduate. Our carefully devised plan worked well until we decided to have a Senior 9dp Day. Vhen our Superior Officers learned of this, they realized how much they were going to miss us, so they ordered us to return to base an extra day. All of our school years have been just like basic training. They have helped us grew, leam, and prepare for the future. We, the Class of 87 , are 23, bright, excited individuals who are ready to meet the challenges of life. By Dixie LaBree 17