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

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OOOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOOPOOOOOPOOOOOO0000000 io ooooooooooOO sanviea There are two people of our community who we would like to thank for their years of dedicated service at Carter County High School, Leslie Dean and Roland Quade. Leslie Dean has driven the school bus for 23 accident-free years. He has driven several of the different bus routes, plus many extra-curricular activity trips. His wife, Nelle, and he have seven children who are all C.C.H.S. graduates. Roland Cup Quade has been very supportive of C.C.H.S. He and his wife, Lona, have ten children; nine of them are graduates of this school, including Blaise, who graduated this year. Cup has served as scorekeeper at Bulldog basketball games for the past 20 years. We thank you for your years of dedication and support, and we commend you for a job well done. 0OOOOOOOOOOOOO

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mZHQXZIQJt We, the Seniors of 1987, dedicate our annual to two people who have given us much support and guidance throughout our school years, James and Kathleen Notaro. Jim and Kathleen have two children, Chris and Matthew. Mr. Notaro and his family have been residents of Ekalaka for thirteen years. During this time, Jim has taught science and physical education at Ekalaka Elemen- tary School, coached junior high football and track, and has been grade school principal. For the past seven years he has served as superinten- dent of Carter County High School and Ekalaka Elementary School. He has also coached C.C.H.S. football and track. Jim has been a member of the Ekalaka Lions Club for these thirteen years and was president of the club for one year. He was very instrumental in getting the Close Up program started in Ekalaka. Kathy Notaro has also taught during their residence in Ekalaka. Sne taught music in the grade school, English in both schools, and was choir director for the C.C.H.S. choir. Mrs. Notaro always demanded perfection from us because she knew we could do it if we tried, and saw us through many successes at district and state music festivals. It was her faith and drive that got us to achieve our full potential. We thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Notaro, for all of the support you have given us throughout our thirteen years of school. We wish you luck and happiness wherever you may go.

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CLASS FLOWER: White Rose with Blue Tips CLASS COLORS: Royal Blue and Sky Blue CLASS POEM It's 1987. We're Seniors at last. It's hard to believe it's actually here As I think back over the past. We've grown so much together, Both in body and in mind. Now it's time to look ahead And leave our childhood behind. It seems we've come so far. Yet we've only just begun. Our lives are now beginning, and Our high school days are done. So here we are, we're Seniors, C.C.H.S. students no more. Each of us wonders, but nobody knows, What does the future have in store? Some are off to college; Some are military bound. A few will take this time To see the world and look around. The Class of '87 Soon will drift apart. But I know each of us has a special place Within each others' hearts. 3 By Cathy Castleberry