Montana State University Bozeman - Montanan Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 332 of the 1950 volume:

10 TH AVE. MENS RECREATION 8rTH AVE xP 1TZ3 WOME n pe NS !'1 II i ■y C 3 - — : RESIDENCE y c r LEGEND □ n EXISTING PRESENT FUTURE 0UILOINC- PROGRAM PROGRAM CAMPUS DEVELOPMENT PLAN Published by THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF MONTANA STATE COLLEGE 1950 BOZEMAN,MONTANA —— fyoSl UMVult IN this book we have tried to package a year at M. S. C. We have given you pictures and words, but you have to supply the rest. If it were possible we would bundle up the full-throated roar that follows a touchdown and put it in this book. We would give you the smell of paint in the art labs, the odor of the chem lab, the scent of spring, summer, and winter. We would give you the sensations of joy and sorrow. We would give you feeling of college—the smells, the sounds, the tastes. We would give you all if we could. But we can only give you pictures and words. We hope it is enough so that you can supply the rest. What do you read, my lords? Words, words, words. Write? Words, words, words. Enjoy? Pictures, pictures, pictu The blessed SUB. Thanks for cokes and pinochle and Jelly-beaning. Thanks for soft chairs and rest. Thanks. Initiations and M Day, crowned by an unreasonable facsimile of a half-gainer. Better get your shirt on—that water's cold. Recreation on the donee floor and on the steps. Music from on orchestra and the music of young love—or is it love? ■V + Between tedium and apathy, that momentary respite between lectures. The green chapeau turns hesitantly toward the unknown. 3lit JHcmariam Jlmllis Stigcborb Strkclaitfr Bmuilceti iHrKac (6cralb lUtlltant tarlu Hariu'u iHclfreb Si be Heslic Send I 05reenfodl 3James IScu Scljrumpf 3Joljn 1U cs 1 eu Sti urlif t cl ft As Ihc result of o fotol automobile accident, on February 12th, the twilight of mortality became the down of immortality for these students. Jesus soid, 'I am the resurrection ond the life; he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet sholl he live.' (John 11:251 Men must be taught as if You taught them not, And things unknown Proposed as things forgot. —ALEXANDER POPE Essay on Criticism rfcUnivuAtnrttiwt GEORGE WATSON . . . Associated Students President . . . valentine gift to parents twenty-three years ago . . . has passion for crew cuts and Subology . . . views scientific farming as a future occupation . . . AGR President . . . Alpha Zeta member . . . cracks the whip over the Student Senate . . . popular R. O. T. C. officer . . . handsome and highly respected big shot around M.S.C. Albociated § tude tti Associated Students of Montana State College .... only campus organization which boasts a 100% student membership . . . George Watson and Bob Marantettc led this group this year . . . has as its governing body the Student Senate . . . determines hours, parties, holidays . . . spends student activity fee for forensics, athletics. Student Union, student publications, dramatics, student health service and all student participation programs . . . puts freshmen through their paces during Freshman Week . . . supervises the bookstore activities and the Student Business Office . . . sponsors social, service and honorary groups on campus . . . plans and executes campus cleanup days in the spring and fall . . . actually, guides every day of your four years at M.S.C. ROB MARANTETTE . . . popular Veep of the Student Senate . . . creator of the Pi Kap feathcrcut” . . . admits a secret passion for blueberry pie . . . member of the Columbia Palls Chamber of Commerce . . . pointing towards a career in industrial engineering. JEAN HEIDT . . . takes minutes for the Student Senate . . . pert and popular AOPi Junior . . . hails from the Capitol City . . . musically inclined . . . active in many activities of the campus. JOHN GANDER Commissioner of Athletics BILL SANDERS Commissioner of Demonstrations BILL BROUN Commissioner of Dramatics JIM SARGENT Commissioner of Finance PEG FISHER Commissioner of Forensics JOHN BUTCHER Commissioner of Judging Teams PAT STENHJEM JOHN H. NELSON DENNY CONDOTTA Commissioner of Music Commissioner of Publications Commissioner of Social Affairs (17 DARRELL FENNER Commissioner of the Student Union MAX CARLSON Student Member of the Bookstore Board DICK GIROUX President. Interfraternity Council WALTER BAHR President. Associated Independent Students StuAent Senate The high command” at M. S. C.—the Student Senate—is composed of a set of various commissioners, representatives and a few just plain campus citizens. Holding the purse strings of all student activity fees, this group of big and little wheels. dole out the allowances to all campus activities. Under the very able direction of George Watson this year, the Senate sponsors many all-school activities. Each quarter a play is produced and several assemblies are presented. The Senate directs Freshman Week and High School Week and annually finances the statewide tours of three student musical groups. During fall and spring quarters, the Senate arranges the traditional “M Days for campus cleanup and repairs of the “M”. BACK ROW. I. to R.: Don Eastman. Dave Haynes. Bill Brolln Otto Schactller. Walter Bahr. Leonard Etch art. Dalght Vadnate. Otto Steven . Bob Hosleld. Tom Drummond SECOND ROW John Gander. John H. Nelson. Allan Hammel. Darrell Fenner. Glenn Jom. John Butcher. Denny Condotta. Bill Sander . Dick Giroux. FIRST ROW: Jim Sargent. Bob Marantctte. Pat Stenhjem. Jean Heldt. Joan Kill. Marian Cade. Janice Fenske. Peg PUher. George Watson. (18) JANICE IENSKE . . . President Associated Women Students . . organizer, par excellence . . . president Home Economics Club . . . former Spur . . . Phi Upsilon Omicron . . . wears a Mortar Board . . . Mu Beta Beta . . . pride of the Kappa Delta's . . . observed Sweden on a Rural Youth Exchange fellowship . . . civilized native of Savage (Montana) . . . capable and especially well liked campus 'wheel. AuocicUed Wametvl Studesiti All women students at M.S.C. arc organized into the A. W. S. for the purpose of better coordinating all women's activities on the campus. During the summer letters are sent to incoming freshman girls by their big sisters: and at the Big-Little sister tea in fall quarter, the upperdass and freshman girls get together as a group. This year for the first time A.W.S. sold the date-book calendars in the hopes that it would help everyone on campus keep meetings, dates and special events straight. Each spring, during Commencement week. A.W.S. sponsors Woman's Day. featuring the most outstanding senior woman of five years ago as guest speaker. Many women's honors arc also conferred at this time. The parade of all underclass women in white, and seniors in their caps and gowns is an impressive sight as it winds its way from the SUB to Herrick Hall and back to the gym for the program. It is the Day of the Year for the Spur pledges who arc tapped on that day. ANNA RONNING ... A. V. S. secretary . . . beautiful blonde with brains . . . studying to be the perfect secretary . . . much in demand as beauty queen . . . one of the gals in white at basketball games . . . prefers the Alpha Gams to anyone else . . . decidedly an outstanding sophomore. CLARA MAE QUINNELL . . . Vice-President A. W. S. . . . Butte native . . . bugs about bugs . . . popular A. O. Pi . . . Phi Sigma . . . plans a medical technicians career . . . brains, plus! 09 BACK ROW. L . to R.: Bob Michaels. Darrell Kenner. Huso Eck. James Van Winkle. FRONT ROW: Joan Klff. Katherine Roy. Mildred Leigh. . . . and the STUDENT UNION BOARD. Subology is the most popular course at M.S.C. The courses run from Subology 101 to Subology 450 and arc under the direction of the student and faculty members of the Student Union Board. Supervision of the various SUB activities, balancing diets, for MSC men. and making this student center a paying proposition are only a few of the duties of this committee. Hampered by the radical changes on the campus during the last few years, this board has labored hard to keep the Union's atmosphere as pleasant and relaxing as possible. BACK ROW. L. to R.: Harry Cockrum. Louis True. Olenn Jorn. Ed Howard. Herbert White. FRONT ROW: Tom Drummond, Bob Hosfeld. Owen Burke. John H. Nelson. BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS. This Board is charged with keeping student publications in line with the best interests of MSC. They approve editors for the four student journalistic endeavors, the Exponent. Montanan- Farmer, and Engineer. Jack Nelson. Commissioner of Publications, represents this board with a voting seat on the Student Senate. He aims at pleasing everyone at MSC which is a mighty hard job' STUDENT FACULTY RELATIONS COMMITTEE. Do you have buck teeth, ingrown toenails or falling hair? If you are afflicted with any of these matadies. take a quick trip to the Student-Faculty Relations Committee, more popularly known as the “Gripe Committee. They might not be able to prescribe for these ailments, but you can rest assured that you will have the sympathetic attention of your Gripe Committee.” BACK ROW. L to R.: Eusene 8wank. Bob Phillip . Bob Mercer. FRONT ROW: Ruane Dunlap. Marian Cade. Leona Barnes. Maurice Brookhart. (20) Gammittee.1 met TRAFFIC COMMITTEE. Most feared student faculty group, the Traffic Committee spends its time sneaking up on campus motorists and proudly presenting lawbreakers with little white notices to appear before the supreme tribunal. Motorists have been better this year largely because there is only one through street on the campus, and students seldom break speed limits while driving in reverse. Only serious offense this year was commuted by a three year old tricyclist who succeeded in driving up the road in front of the SUB. For conspicious gallantry in driving a straight line down a heating pipe, he was awarded a Traffic Committee Medal of Honor. SOCIAL COMMITTEE. Anyone who has tried to schedule forty parties into ten week-ends realizes the terrific problem of the Social Committee. Responsible for the quarterly social calendar, this group also sets rush week dates and schedules all school parties and dances. In short, this group plans all group activities and can answer all related problems except How can i get a date???1 BACK ROW. L. to R.: A R Johansson. Otto Stevens. Frank Ward. L. C. 8teventon. Lloyd Huluren. FRONT ROW: Ruuell Gustafson. Bob Fchlbcrg. Ken Duncun. John Lee. BACK ROW. L. to R.: Robert A Smith. A. B. Ovlatt. Robert Mar-antette. Davtd Lelghty. FRONT ROW: Clifford DavU. Hazel Hardle. Denny Condotta BACK ROW. L. to R : Carol Kelly. Cjrrll Conrad. Eldon Dodge. John W. Hurst. L O. Brockman. L O- Binder. M. M Kelso FRONT ROW: BUI Sanders. Eugene Coombs. Bertha Clow. Martha Hawksvorth. Robert Dunbar. CURRICULA AND INSTRUCTION COMMITTEE. Currently emmeshed in a hot debate over whether or not Yo Yo 101 should be introduced into the curriculum, the Curricula and Instruction Committee is finishing another banner year of service to M. S. C. This group, boasting intelligence plus, meets weekly to consider the relative merits of Barnsweeping 101 and Lap Sitting 20V When unable to reach a decision, this committee files a report thus marking another milestone in the progress of education at M. S. C. (21) SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEONARD ETCHART JIM BROWN ELSIE VARCOE . . . BOBFEHLBERG . . . JOHN H. NELSON - . • - - Preudent I if e Preudent ' • • Secretary ' • Treaturer • • Social Chairman JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS OTTO STEVENS . ALLAN K. HAMMELL GWEN BURKE . - bill MALLICK - . RALPH COLE - . . Preudcnt Vice Preudent • Secretary Treaturtr Social Chairman SOPHOMORE DON EASTMAN -BILL LORENT2 -BOB RALEIGH -JERRY BORDER . KEITH MASTLER CLASS OFFICERS - • - Preudent • ■ - • Vice Preudent • • • Secretary • ■ Treaturtr Social Chairman FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS OTTO SCHAEFFLER ARTWIEDEMAN -MARILYN PEARSON JOHN TURLEY . . bob m. smith . . - • Prtudent • Vice Preudent - • Secretary • T reauirer Social Chairman (22) J ' � ,u ,, Cbc mjny Pha£ iBMn ‘C,co‘,f « agriculiu nr in DEAN ROV LVan Katherine Roy heads rhe Division of Household and Applied Am. To the ehjrgin of many MSC males, a majority of the co eds are enrolled in this division. a Schilling. “ Jb,v headed by Dra DEAX COTXER I'- B. Coiner. LX an of the Division of Science, rides herd over 15 departments which dish out knowledge on everything from anatomy to oology. iaUio i ajj A(yUcultu ie HARRY O. COCKRUM M. M KELSO H. E. RODEBERO O. W. MOKSOK A. H. POST General Agriculture Agriculture Economics Agriculture Education Agriculture Engineering Agronomy FRED 8 WILLSON J. A. NELSON P. M HARRINOTON Animal Industry Dairy Industry Horticulture HOWARD WELCH Vetcrtnary DEPARTMENT HEADS BACK ROW. L. to R : E. H. Ward. D. C Myrick. Wm. H. Burkltt. Prank C Petr. Mr. Minna. Vincent E. Iverson. William Sutter. R E Slit. Carl Kraenzel. W. Clinton Bourne ROW THREE: Glenn P. Hartman James Van Horn. Prank Harrington. M. M. Kelso. J. C. Hide. L. P. Otesekcr. Ervin P. Smith. M. A. Bell. Sam J. Cox. ROW TWO: Alva E Flower. Desmond Watt. P. S. Willson. Homer Metcalf. Ernest Arne . H. E. Rodeberg. Clarence Anthony. Ralph Kenck. O. H Monson. Ashton Codd. Robert Warden. ROW ONE: Howard Welch. Harry Cockrum. James Lewis. Janet H Stentz. Gene Payne. Louis Freeman. Layton S. Thompson. Aalver P. Skinner. E. E Cockrum. Robert P. Esllck. Agnes Wiggenhorn. (25) JbUUA-ian C,n(fineeAA ut II. C. CHSEVER Architecture A i. M. JOHNSON Emtlnecrlmt Physic LLOYD BKRO Chemical Engineering SIDNEY A WHITT Industrial Engineering B R. DODGE Civil Engineering HARWOOD P MULI.IKIN Mrchanlca! Engineering DEPARTMENT HEADS HACK ROW. L. to R.: Joseph C. Osborn. Paul E. Ulilrlch. Lloyd Bern. R. C. Selhcl. Ernest L. Here re n Loren C Stevenson. Sidney A. Whitt, SECOND ROW: Winston L. Shaw. David M Parke. K R. Dodge. H. W. Saner. Harwood K. MHlikin. W. s Reveal. Ralph C. Cliallender. C. M. Moeller. PIRST ROW: James E. Hurtle. Max A. Borrough . Robert A Wallace. Nicholas Bassar. Jr.. David H Drummond. William R Jeffrtes. H C Cheever. Robert H Shennoum Robert P Durncford (26) biuidian afj Jlau4, kal A ltd. CYR.il. H. CONRAD JOHN V. BLANKENHORN Applied Art Commercial Science DEPARTMENT HEADS BACK ROW. L. to R.: Fred O Weber. Robert DeWeese. Cyril II. Conrad. John W. Blankenhorn. William J. Hendrickson. Mary Zaehrlnaer. Helen L. Mayfield. Bertha Clow. PRONT ROW: Elizabeth Blrong. Mary Leg it. Ruth Osborne. Bernice Lamb, Frances Senska. Leona Barnes. Velma L. William . Katherine Roy. (27) bUUHo i JOHN W. HURST Mathematic P C. SCHUBERT DYCHE MARGA HOSAEUS GAINES Health Physical Women’s Health and Chemistry Education Education ANNA PEARL SHERRICK Nursing J. H. M. M. KELSO L O BROCKMANN PEPPER Agricultural Economics Psychology Zoology tc Entomology DEPARTMENT HEADS BACK ROW. L. to R.: L. O. Brockmann. John Breeden. C. J. D. Brown. W. E. Booth. SECOND ROW: John W. Hurst. O. H. Christiansen. Percy C. Fauskln. Oerhard Bachert. Robert O Dunbar. D. P. DeLap. THIRD ROW: William Smart . C. V. Darla. H. 8. Cannon. P. C. Gaines. Paul A. Grleder. Howard Dean. Robert Olauz. Richard Finch, FOURTH ROW: E. W. Anacker. Graeme Baker. Ray K Broun. Henry Antostemlc . R. E Lowney. Nicholas Hclburn. Kenneth Goerlng. Laurence Whistler. J. J. Livers. Milford Pranks. FIFTH ROW: Olenn Anderson. J. Eldon Whltesltt. A. L. Hew. John Carr. Margaret Anderson. W. W. Eblen. R 8 Beck. T. V. Dolan. L. J Huttgren C. N. Cauthlan P. B. Corner. (28) i of Science LT. COL. LEON J. D. ROGUE Military Science E. W. MARJARUM NICHOLAS HELBURN MERILL G. English Geography and BURLINGAME Geology History HARRY 8 CANNON L. E. OPP A. J. M. JOHNSON Modern Language Music Physics DEPARTMENT HEADS BACK ROW. L. to R : Edward H. Ward. Maurice E Brookhart. W O. Walter. Richard B McBee. Edmund P. Sedlvy. Ray Woodruff. Jo� ef E. Kannegard SECOND ROW: Anna Pearl Shrrrlck. Ernest Uan. John Wright. A R Jordan B L. Johnson Max Klmhcrly. Paul D. White. THIRD ROW: J. D. Rogue. C L WUson. Kathleen Reynolds. Thelma Laird. R. W. Rocney. A B. Ovlatt. R. V. Wlegand N. J Kutzman. C L Nlchol FOURTH ROW: Alex M. Schmall. L. W. Koneckl. E A. Willson. Titus Kurtlchanov. L E Opp a J M Johnson. John Parker. George Lehman. A. R Johansson. R 8 Plleger. J M Uptain (29) 92) e xantmepiti. R. H. Palmer—Was the Well-liked direr tor of Testing and Counseling and former head and professor of Agricultural Education. His untimely death on February 16 it’as a blow to the whole campus. CARL W. HAMMER Head of Student Health Service BERNARD COPPING Treasurer MARTHA L HAWKS WORTH Registrar MILDRED J. LEIGH Director of Student Union Building J. A. NELSON Head of Graduate Division W. C BAKER Head of Physical Plant MAX WORTHINGTON Head of Public Service Department LESLEY M HEATHCOTE Library L. O. BROCHMANN Head of Education and Psychology Department R H. PALMER Head of Testing and Couneillng Service EDWIN HOWARD Head of Student Business Office LOUIS G. TRUE Extension Service JOHN LEE Director of Placement (30) R. R. RENNE. Pictured to the right is Montana State's dynamic little President. R. R. Renne. who has presided over seven of the most hectic and exciting years in M. S. C-'s history. The quiet campus that witnessed his inauguration in 1944 bears only physical resemblance to the campus of today. Even the physical appearance has changed, for there has been a greater expansion in classroom and laboratory facilities during Dr. Renne s term than any other period in the history of the college. Enrollment rose to an all time high with accompanying increase in faculty. Now that the post war peak has passed. Dr. Renne works to consolidate the large gains the college has made and to improve it further. In addition to his duties as President. Ik finds time to serve the state and nation in many capacities. P. C. GAINES. Assisting Dr Renne in the varied duties of the Presidency and presiding during hi absence is Vice President P. C. Gaines. Besides being M. S. C.'s Veep, he is head of the Department of Chemistry. ETHEI.YN HARRISON. Kindly Ethelyn C. Harrison is foster mother to the co eds of M S. C. Chaperones representing her office attend all social functions. VAI. GI.YNN. In charge of the welfare of all students at Montana State College is Valery Glynn. Dean of Students. A member of the famous 1929 Golden Bobcats, he is respected by all who know him. (31) ERUDITION, n. Dust shaken out of a book into an empty skull. —AMBROSE BIERCE Devil' Dictionary 4. ADAMS. ALBERT D San Die ©. California. Industrial Art . AITKEN. ELMER G. Glasgow. Civil Engineering. American Society of Civil Engineer 4 ALLEN. JOAN M Seattle. Washington. Home Economic 1 1 Bet Phi. Rush Chairman 3; Exponent 2 3. 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Food Chairman 4: Phi Unsllon Omicron 4; Pep Club 2. 3: Woman Day 2. 3. Ski Club 2. 3: Pan Hellenic Council 3: T. N. T. of M O. I. C. 4 ANDERSEN PRANK T.—Sllverhlll. Alabama. Electrical Engineer-Ins American Institute of Electrical Engineer 2. 3. 4. ANDERSON. CARL R Mile City. Chemical Engineering Kappa Sigma: Alpha Chi Sigma 2. 3. 4: American Institute of Chemical Engineer 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Band Council 4: Intramural Sport . ANDERSON. GERHARD Mason City. Iowa. Chemical Engineering. ANDERSON. PAUL A Anaconda. Electrical Engineering ANDERSON. WILLIAM J JR.—Rich Hill. Missouri. Commercial Science. ARNESON. BETTY H. Big Timber Applied Art. PI Beta Phi: T. N. T of M G I C 4; Art Club 1. 2. 3; Women Athletic Association t: Exponent I. 2. 3: Pep Club 1 . 2: Play Production 2. 3. 4: Montanan 2: Ski Club 4: Canterbury Club. ATKINS. EDWIN D.—Bozeman Agricultural Education. Ag Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Collegiate Chapter of Future Parmer of America 3. 4. College Rodeo 1. 2. National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association Team 3. Co-Manager 4: Little International 2. 3. AUBERT. WILLIAM E. Browning. Agricultural Education. Sigma Phi Epsilon: Collegiate Chapter Future Farmer of America 3. :4 Ag Club 3. 4. AUGHNEY. ALICE M Manhattan. Home Economics. Cht Omega. Social-Civic Chairman President 4: Home Economic Club I. 2. 3. 4: Phi Upsllon Omlcron 3. 4: Montana State College Education Association 3. 4: Newman Club I. 2. 3. 4 lllch School Week Variety Show 1: Panhellenlc Council 4. AUOHNEY. MICHAEL J.- Manhattan. Industrial Engineering. Froshponent 1: Ski Club 2: American Society of Industrial Engineer 3. 4. Vice President 4. AUSTIN. EUGENE C.—Missoula. Engineering Physics. AYE. TIN M.— Rangoon. Burma Electrical Engineering. Phi Kappa Phi 4. (34) BAHR. WALTER P.—Blgfork Commercial Science Auoclnled Independent Students 3, 4. President 4. BAIER MRS. GRACE N Billings. Home Economics Chi Omega Phi Upsllon Omicron 4: Home Economics Club I. 2. Twirling Club 2: Exponent 1. 2: Montana State College Education Association 3. 4. BAIER JOHN—Oreat Falls. Commercial Science Sigma Alpha Epsilon Commercial Club 4: Montana State College Education Association 3. 4. BAILEY. JACK £.—Bozeman. Fish A Wildlife. BAIN. GAYTON C Great Falls. Civil Engineering. Tau Beta PI: American Society of Civil Engineers 2 BAIR THEODORE E.—Livingston. Electrical Engineering. American Institute of Electrical Engineers 4: Tau Beta PI: Phi Kappa Phi. BAKER. EARL U.—Roundup. Agricultural Education. Little International Committee 1. 2. 3. 4: Ag Club 1 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zeta 2. 3. 4: College Rodeo Committee 1. 2. 3. 4: Collegiate Chapter of Future Farmers of America 3. 4. BAKER JOYCE E —Stanford Physical Education. Alpha Omlcron PI: Exponent I. 2. 3. 4: Montanan 3: Westminister Fellowship I. 2. 3. 4: Delegate to State Conference I: Women s Athletic Association I. 2. 3. 4; Bobcat Sweater 4; Pep Club 1. 2: World Student Service Fund 1. 2. 3. 4: International Relations Club 4: Young Republicans Club 2. 3: Dramatics 2. 3. 4. Alpha Psl Omega 3. 4: Sock A Buskin 4: Ski Club 2. 3 Secretary 4: Dolphins 4; Variety Show 2. 4: High 8chool Week 2. 3. 4. BALDRIDGE. DONALD B.—MOCCasin. Agronomy. Phi Eta Sigma 1. 2: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Scabbard and Blade 3: Ag Club 4. BARFKNECHT. EDWARD O.—Bowman. Industrial Art BARRETT. OLENN P.—Libby. Mechanical Engineering. BARTHELMESS- RICHARD C.—Bozeman Industrial Engineering. Gamma Phi: Fangs 2: Historian 3: Junior Class President: High School Week Committee 2; Intramural bowling 3: Concert Chorus I. 2: American Society of Industrial Engineers 4 BASSETT. ROBERT C— Melstone. Mechanical Engineering. American Society of Mechanical Engineers 4 BAUER RICHARD C.—Perma. Agricultural Education. Collegiate Chapter of Future Farmers of America 3. 4; Advanced R O T. C. 2. 3: Scabbard and Blade 3. BAWDEN. WILLIAM—Helena. Chemical Engineering. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. BEAGLES PHILLIP H.—Great Falls. Electrical Engineering. Orchestra 2. 3. 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers 1. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Phi Omega 4. BEATTY. MARVIN T.—Bozeman. Soils. A Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zeta 2. 3. 4: Phi Eta Sigma I. 2: Westminister Foundation 1. 2. 3 4: Who’s Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4: Little International I. 2. 3. 4: Septemvirl 4. BECHTEL PAUL B — Redwood City. California. Civil Engineering Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship 3. 4. ( ?) BELDEN. HARRY 8. Buffalo. Animal Industry. Ag Club 2. 3. 4 BELLUSCI. LOUIS V—Missoula. Mechanical Engineering. Slzma Alpha Epsilon. BENKER. HOLLAND H Mandan. North Dakota Chemical Engineering. Out of State Club 2: American Society of Chemical Engineers 4. BENNETT. FRED J.—Livingston. Industrial Art . Industrial Arts Club 3. 4. Treasurer 3: Montana State College Education Association 3. 4. President 4. BENNETT. ROBERT L - -Winnett. Industrial Art . Associated Independent Students 1. 2: Industrial Arts Club 3. 4 Presl. dent 3: Wesleyan Foundation I. 2. 3. 4, Vice President 2: Montana State College Education Association 3. 4. BENNINGTON. WILBUR J Missoula. Architectural Engineering. Architecture Club 2. 3. 4; Delta Phi Delta 4; Varsity Rifle Team 4. BERGSTROM. MRS ANN C—Warm Springs. Commercial Science. Kappa Delta. BIEI.ER. EI.ENORE L Sheridan Home Economics Kappa Delta. Rush Chairman 3. Historian 4: Women's Marching Band 2: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3: Phi Upsllon Omlcron 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. President 4; Pan Hellenic 3: Danforth Scholarship Award I: Montana State College Education Association 3. 4. Treasurer 3: Hamilton Hall Councelor 3. BISHOP. ARCHIE C Conrad. Agricultural Education Ag Club 1 2. 3. 4: Collegiate Chapter of Future Farmers of America 3. 4: College Rodeo: Little International 2: Men's Olee Club I. 2. 3: Intramural Sports I. 2. BLISS. CHARLES H. Worden Industrial Arts. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. BOHLING. JOHN V. Milts City. Industrial Engineering. BOLEN, JACK L Eureka. Mechanical Engineering. BOWER GEORGE N.—Great Falls. Mechanical Engineering. Slama Alpha Epsilon: Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Scabbard and Blade: American Society of Mechanical Engineers. BOWER. JOSEPH E—Great Fall . Mechanical Engineering. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Ski Club 3. 4. BOYD. FREDERICK K Forsyth. Electrical Engineering. PI Kappa Alpha: American Institute of Electrical Engineers 4: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4. 06) BOYD. STUART E.—Laurel. Mechanical Engineering. BRAKSTAD. JOAN—Livingston. Nursing. BRANES. EDMON A Missoula. Electrical Engineering. BRATTON. DONALD W Ronan. Dairy Production. Ag Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Little International I. 2. 3. 4, Dairy Superintendent 3: College Rodeo 2. 3. 4: Dairy Science Club 3. 4: Dairy Judging Team 4. BRAZDA. ARTHUR R.—Mandan. North Dakota. Wildlife Management. Wildlife Club J. 4. BREDBERO. BURRELL R.—Fryburg. North Dakota Industrial Art . Associated Independent Students 1; Industrial Arts Club 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Lutheran Students Association 2. 3. BREDBERO. DORIS L.—Helena. Chemistry. Women s CO-OP 2: college 4-H Club t; Lutheran Students Association 2. 3: Electrons 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3. President 4: Montana State College Education Association 4: A. U. 2. 3. 4. BREITBACH. HOWARD O.-Circle. Vocational Agriculture. BRIGGS. ROGER W—Great Palls. Commercial Science. Kappa Sigma. BRITTON. MICHAEL P. Btgfork. Entomology Phi Sigma 3. 4. Treasurer 4. BROODER. PATRICIA A—Sheridan. Wyoming. Commercial Science. Transferred from Stephens College: PI Beta Phi 3. 4. Historian 3: PI Omega PI 3. 4; Exponent 3. 4: Ski Club 3. 4: Commercial Club 4. BROUN, WILLIAM A—Anaconda Commercial Science Kappa Sigma: Yell Leader I. 2: Yell King 2: Student Senate 2. 4: Commissioner of Dramatics 4: Interfraternity Council 2. BROWN, CLINTON W. Billings. Electrical Engineering. BROWN. JAMES T Chester. Commercial Science Sigma Chi. Editor 3. Secretary 4: Scabbard A- Blade: Advanced Air R O. T. C: Vice President Senior Class. T. N. T of M. G. I. C. 4; Montanan 1. 2. 3. 4. Advertising Editor 3. Business Manager 4: Dramatics 1. 2. 3: High School Week Committee 3. 4: Exponent 1. 2. 3: Sock A: Buskin 4: Westminister Fellowship. Cabinet I. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 2 Student Work Committee 3. 4. Skiing Intramurals: Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4, Secretary 3. Social Chairman 4: Interchurch Council: Commercial Club: Alpha Psl Omega: Phi Eta Sigma. BROWN. PAUL D. Lewlstown. Electrical Engineering. BROWN. RICHARD A. Fort Benton. Chemical Engineering. American Society of Chemical Engineers 2. 3. 4 Secretary-Treasurer 3. President 4: Men's Olee Club: Interchurch Council. BROWN. VERNE W. Bridger. Electrical Engineering. American Institute of Electrical Engineers 3. 4: Phi Eta Sigma 2: Intramural Basketball 2. 3. BUMP. EDWARD R—Glendive. Industrial Engineering. Society for Advancement of Management 3. 4. President: Engineering Council 4. (37) BUNDY. RICHARD M Glasgow. Applied Science. Lambda Clil Alpha. BURCH. WILLIAM C.. JR. Queens. New York. Applied Art. Men's Co-op; Newman Club. BURKK. CHARLES Livingston. Animal Industry. BURKE IRVIN I. Bozeman. Commercial Science. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1. 2. J. 4. President I; Les Boultons. Vice President 4; Interfraternity Oounctl 3. 4. Vice President 4: Ski Club 3. 4. BURKE MAURICE W.—Harlem. Industrial Engineering. Newman Club 2. 3; Society for Advancement of Management 4. BURKE SHERMAN G.—Billings. Industrial Engineering. Sigma Chi. BURKLUND. CAROD-Bllllngs. Nursing. BURNS. BILLIE J. Hinsdale. Agricultural Education. Pi Kappa Alpha. Ag Club 1. 2. 3, 4; Collegiate Chapter of Puture Farmers of America 3. 4. Vice President 4. Intramural Sports 2. 3 4 BURNS. I. HARRIET—Chinook Home Economics. Alpha Omicron PI. House Manazcr 4. Assistant Treasurer 3: Home Economics Club 1. 2. J. 4. Council 3. Treasurer 3: Phi Upsllon Omicron 2. 3. 4. Corresponding Secretary 4; Pep Club 1. 2: Glee Club 2. 3; Westminister Foundation 1. BUSMA. LLOYD H. Big Horn. Mechanical Engineering. BUTCHER JOHN E—Albion Range Management. Associated Independent Students 1. 2. 3. 4: A-A 4: Ag Club I. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zela 3. 4; College 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Mu Beta Beta 3. 4, President 4; Wool Team 4; Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4; Student Senate 4; Commissioner of Judging Teams 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4 BUTLER. EDWARD F Stevensvllle. Civil Engineering. BUTLER. HUGH C Helena. Applied Science. Kappa Sigma. CADE. I-ELAND P— Lavina Agricultural Education. Men's Co-op. 2. 3. 4 Social Chairman 4; Associated Independent Student 1. 2. 3, 4. Membership Chairman 3: Hoedown Haymakers 1. 2. 3. 4. President 1. 2: Ag Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Little International 1. 2 3; Collegiate Chapter of Future Farmers of America 3. 4 Reporter 4; College Play 3: Debate 4: Alpha Zeta 4. CADE. MARIAN H— Lavina. Commercial Science. Associated Independent Students 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. Independent Sweetheart 3. Vice President 4; A-A 4; Spurs 2; Montanan 2. 3. 4. Copy Editor 3. Associate Editor 4: College 4-H Club 2. 3. 4; Mu Beta Bela 3. 4: Who's Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges 4: Woman's Day General Chairman 4; Student Senate 4; Mortar Board. Social Chairman 4; Pi Omega PI 3. 4. Vice President 4: Quad A 3. 4. House Manager 4: Wesleyan Foundation 2. 3. 4. State Secretary 4; Student-Faculty Relations Committee. 08) CALLANTINE. ELLIS J.—Bozeman Range Management. Stem Chi. CAMPBELL. FRANK O.—Bynum Range Management. PI Kappa Alpha: A Club. CAMPBELL. MILTON H. Bozeman. Chemistry. Siam Alpha Epsilon. CAMPEAU. NAPOLEON J.—Butte. Architecture. Delta Phi Delta: Architectural Club. Secretary. CARDEN. EDWIN L.—Fort Peck. Civil Engineering. Lambda Cht Alpha. CARLSON. CECIL A.—Glasgow. Civil Engineering. CARLSON. EARL P. Butte. Mechanical Engineering. Men's Co-op 2. 3. 4: Board ol Directors 3; American Society of Mechanical Engineers 3. 4: Treasurer 4: Intramural Bowlin 2. 3. 4. CARLSON. LOUISE E.—Bozeman Health and Physical Education. Womens Athletic Association 1. 2. 3. 4; Women Athletic Association Council 3. 4: Pep Club 2: Lutheran Students Association 2. 3. Spartanlans 3. 4: Dolphin Swimming Club 3: Physical Education Majors Club 4: Montana State College Swimming Suit Award: Montana State College Sweater Award; Montana State College Education Association: Montana Officials Rating In Basketball and Volleyball. CARLSON. VERNON L -Vista. California. Civil Engineering CARROLL TED D. Bozeman. Electrical Engineering. CARTER. DELBERT H St. Ignatius. Animal Industry. Ag Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Little International I. 2. 4; Rodeo 2. 3. 4; Livestock Judging Team 4. CASEY. LORAN W. Wolf Point Health and Physical Education. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Varsity Pootball 3. 4; Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4: Intramurals-softball; Health and Physical Education Club 4; M-Club 2. 3. 4. CASSUTT. RICHARD J —Browning Animal Industry. Mens Co-op 2. 3. 4: Associated Independent Students 1. 2. 3. 4 Council 4; ROTC Band 1. 2; Rifle Team 1; Ag Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Little International Showman I. 2. Committee 3: Chairman Sheep Division 4: Camera Club 2. 3. 4. CASTLE CHESTER C—Conrad. Mechanical Engineering. American Society of Mechanical Engineers 3. 4. CAVANAUGH. PHYLLIS M. -Butte. Botany and Bacteriology. Delta Gamma. CHADBOURNE. GLENDAMAE—LlvIngston Bacteriology. Alpha Omtcron PI: Women's Athletic Association I. 2. 3. 4: Sock and Buskin 4. Ski Club 4: Pep Club 1; Our Town” 4: College 4-H Club I; Variety Show 4. CHAMBERS EARL R.—Cuyahoga Kails. Ohio. Applied Science CHAMBERS. GEOROE P.—Circle. Architecture. Gamma Phi. Vice President 4: Architectural Club I. 2. 3. 4. 09) IV CHAMBERS. WILLIAM R—Missoula. Industrial Arts. CHAUNER. RICHARD W Bowiiun. Civil Engineering. Kappa Sigma: Septeinvirl 4: Engineering Council 4: Who's Who Amonx Students In American Universities and Collettes 4: M Club 4: Student Senate S; Student Manager ol Athletics 3: Athletic Board Member 3: Interlraternity Council 3: High School Week Committee 3: American Society ol Civil Engineers 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3: Varsity Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Sports I. 2 3 4. CHENKOVICH. ROBERT — Helena. Industrial Engineering. Sterna Alpha Epsilon. CHE3NOVER. GLADYS M Bozeman. Physical Education. Kappa Delta: Women s Athletic Association I. 2. 3. 4. Council 4: Spartanlans 3. 4: Spurs 2: Health and Physical Education Club 4: Dolphins 4: Montana Stale College Letter and Swimming Suit. CHESTNUT. WAYNE II Billings. Commercial Science. Sisina Chi. Social Chairman 2. 3. Editor 4: Debate I: Intramural Athletics I. 2. 3. 4; Exponent I. 2. 3. Montanan 2. 3 4: Ski Club 2 3. 4: Variety Show 2. 3. 4; Dramatics 2 3: International Relations Club 3: Commercial Club 4. CHILCOTE. DIRK C Missoula. Civil Engineering CHITTICK. WILLIAM—Helena. Industrial Engineering CHOW. TSANG KAN—Shanghai. China. Mechanical Engineering. CHRISTIANSEN. CLARENCE Glasgow. Agricultural Economies. Lambda Clil Alpha. CHRISTENSEN. OLE A. Spokane. Washington. Electrical Engineering and Industrial Engineering. American Institute ol Electrical Engineers 1. 2. 3. 4: Society lor Advancement ol Management 4. CISSEL. DONALD W—Billing . Chemical Engineering. CLAPP GLENN H. Tacoma. Washington, Electrical Engineering. CLARK. DOUGLAS L Bozeman. Chemical Engineering American Institute ol Chemical Engineers 2. 3. 4: Engineering Council 4. CLARK. JOHN M — Mildred. Electrical Engineering. CLARK. RALPH Port Shaw Agricultural Economics. Men's Co-op 1. 2. 3. 4: Associated Independent Students I. 2. 3. 4. Membership Committee 2; Debate 3. 4: College Play 2. (40) CLARK RALPH W.—Butte. Dairy Production. Kappa Stem : A Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club !. 2. 3. 4; Interfraternity Council 3; Dairy Science Club 3. 4. Vice President 3. President 4. CLAWSON. MILTON—Whitehall. Physical Education. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. COFFEY. JAMES H. Bozeman Commercial Science. High School Week Committee Chairman 3. «: Montana State College Education Association 3. 4 Vice President 4. COFFMAN, LAURA A —Bozeman. Applied Science. Electrons 2. 3. President 3: Bobcat Band 1. 2, 3: Chorus I. 2. 3: Orchestra 3. COFFMAN. WAYNE E.- Bozeman. Applied Science. COLE. JAMES B. -Butte. Mechanical Engineering. Tau Bela PI 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers 3. 4. COLE JOHN R. - Nashua. Commercial Science COLVILL. RICHARD H.—Missoula. Civil Engineering. CONDOTTA. DENNY L—St. Regis. Chemical Engineering. Lambda Chi Alpha 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4; Exponent 1. 3. Froshponent 1; Dramatics 1; Phi Eta Sigma 2: American Institute of Chemical Engineers 2. 3. 4; Fangs 2. 3: Inter-fraternity Council 3: Tau Beta PI 3. 4. President 4: Student Senate 4: Commissioner of Social Affairs 4; Student Faculty Social Relations Committee 4: Septemvlrl 4. Secretary- Treasurer: Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities 4; Newman Club I. 2. 3. 4. CONNELLY. THOMAS J. Shelby. Mechanical Engineering. CONNERS. EUGENE P.—Helena. Electrical Engineering. COOMBS. EUGENE Laurel Agricultural Economics. Sigma Chi. Ag Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Co-Chairman 4: Cadet Colonel R. O-T. C. 4: Advanced R. O. T. C. 3. 4: Scabbard A: Blade 3. 4. President 4: Distinguished Military Student 4: College 4-H Club. President I: Student-Faculty Curricula and Instruction Committee 3. 4; Student-Faculty Public Relations Committee 4: Student Senate Publicity Manager 2. 3; Sophomore Class President; Fangs 2: Intramural Sports 1. 2: Ski Club 1: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4. COOPER DAVID L—Sioux Falls. South Dakota. Mechanical Engineering. CORKINS- JACK P.- Billings. Zoology and Entomology. Kappa Sigma. CORWIN, ALICE E. Billings Home Economics. Transferred from Cotty Junior College. Missouri: Womens Co-op 2. 3. 4. Manager 4: A. U. 3. 4; Economics Club 3. 4: Women's Athletic Association. COSNER. CLARENCE A.—Bozeman. Commercial Science. Sigma Chi. COWAN. THOMAS E - -Bozeman. Entomology. Sigma Chi. COYLE. JIM- Helena. Mechanical Engineering. (41) CRAIG. VERNON E.—Harrison. Applied Art. CRAWFORD. WILLIAM R.—Billing . Animal Industry. CRICHTON. JOHN M Spokane. Washington. Industrial Arts. CROSS WILLIAM H.—Havre. Mechanical Engineering American Society ol Mechanical Engineers 4: Translerrcd from Northern Montana College. CROUCH. JAMES S.—Lewlstown. Applied Science and Math. Symphony Orchestra 1. 2. 3: Symphonic Band 4. CRUMBAKER. HOWARD—Roberts. Dairy Manufacturing. CULBERTSON. JOHN A — Billings. Applied Arts. Alpha Gamma Delta; Art Club; Delta Phi Delta; Ski Club 1. CUMMINO. RAYMOND C.—Helena. Engineering Physics. Transferred from Carroll College 3; Tau Beta PI 3. 4, Secretary 4: Physics Club 3. 4; Math Club 4: Varsity Tennis 3. 4; M Club 3. 4. CUNNINGHAM. FELIX .- Baker. Electrical Engineering. Associated Independent Students 1. 2. 3. Treasurer 3: Newman Club 1. 2. 3: American Institute of Electrical Engineers 1. 4; Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. CUNNINGHAM. MRS GWEN Whltetall. Commercial Science. CUNNINGHAM. ROBERT C.—Hysham. Agricultural Economics. Kappa Sigma. DAHL. HOMER W.—Billings. Civil Engineering. DANIELSON. LESTER I.—Phllllpsburg. Commercial Science. DALEY. CECIL T.-Oreat Fall . Mechanical Engineering. Associated Independent Students 1. 2. 3. 4. Social Chairman 2. 3; American Society of Mechantcal Engineers 4: Flying Co-op 2. 3. 4; Newman Club I. 2. 3. 4. (42) DARLING. CARL R Ithaca. New York Agricultural Economics. DAVENPORT. KEN L.—Billing . Industrial Engineering. Gamma Phi. DAVIDSON. DAVID 8.—Oreal Fall Architecture. Kappa Sigma. Secretary «; Fang 2: Architectural Club 1. 2. 4. Treasurer 4: Delta Phi Delta 3. 4. Secretary 4; Pht Eta Slims I: Montana Engineer 1: Exponent 2: Concert Chorus 2. 3. 4: Hlzh School Week Variety Sho 1 DAVIDSON. ESTHER L -Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. Home Economics. Pi Beta Phi: Women's Athletic Association 1: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Out of State Club I. 2. Secretary: Pep Club 1. 2; Exponent 2. 3: 8pur 2: High School Week Committee 2. 3: World Student Service Fund 3: Phi Upsllon Omlcron 3. 4 Treasurer. DAVIS. ROBERT T.—Fort Robinson. Nebraska. Agricultural Engineering. Sterna Chi. DAVIS. ROBERT —Bozeman Mechanical Engineering. Transferred from Bethel Junior College: American Society of Mechanical Engineers 4. DAWLEY. lORNA L.—Whlteflsh. Applied Science Delta Gamma. DAWSON FREDERICK C.—Oreal Falls. Chemistry. DAY, LOUIS J.—Livingston Chemical Engineering American Institute of Chemical Engineers 3. 4. DAY. LYNN T. Bozeman. Physical Education. DAY. RALPH W.— Billings. Mechanical Engineering. Sigma Chi; Intramural Sports: American Society of Mechanical Engineer ; Advanced Air R.O. T C,: Scabbard and Blade. DEAN. ROBERT W.—Great Falla. Pre-Med. Kappa Sigma; Pre-Med Club I. 2: Art Club 3. 4; Ski Club 1. 2. 4. DECKER. MARY KAY—Bozeman. Commercial Science. PI Beta Phi. DECKER. PETER E -Bozeman. Commercial Science. Sigma Chi DESCHENES. WILFRED P—Spokane. Washington. Industrial Engineering. DICKOVER. FRANK—Billings. Electrical Engineering. DICKOVKR. MARY E—Moore. Commercial Science. Chi Omega: College 4-H Club 1. 2: Chorus 1: Band 1. 2: Pep Club I. 2. DORN. GALE S— Harlowton. Agricultural Education. DORWARD. WILLIAM J.—Calgary. Alberta. Zoology. Out of State Club 1. 2. Canterbury Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 3. 4; Alpha Pht Omega 3. 4. Vice President 4. (43) DOUGLAS. EARLE M Livingston Entomology Phi Etu Sigma 1: PJil Sigma 3. 4. Corresponding Secretary 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4: Concert Chorus 4. DRAPER. HAROLD Helena. Industrial Arts. Phi Sigma Kappa 2. 3. 4: Camera Club 3. 3. President 3: Industrial Arts Club 4: Scabbard Blade 3. 4: 8entor R O T. C. 2. 3. Captain 3: Montanan. Photographer 2. Associate Editor 3. 4; Montana State College Education Association 4. DRESNER. JACK W.-Wauwatosa. Wisconsin. Electrical Engineering. DRISCOLL. DONALD X Butte. Physical Education Varsity Eootball I 2. 3. 4; Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; M Club I. 2. 3. 4: Health and Physical Education Club 4: Butte Rats. DRIVER. HORACE W — Malta. Agricultural Education. PI Kappa Alpha I. 2. 3. 4: Ag Club 3. 4; Collegiate Chapter of Future Farmers of America 3. 4: Pep Club 2: Men's Olee Club 2. 3: World Student Service Fund 2: Lutheran Students Association I. 2. 3. 4. District Vice President 1. Treasurer 2: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4: Hoedown Haymakers 3. 4. President 4. DULL. PAUL If—Laurel. Industrial Engineering. Sigma Chi. Publicity Chairman 4: Society of Industrial Engineers 3. 4: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4; Dramatics 1. 2; Interchurch Council 4: Froshponcnt: Exponent 1. 2, 3. 4: Westminister Fellowship 1, 2. 3. 4: Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4; World Student Service Fund 4. DUNCAN. OF.OROE 1.—Billings. Electrical Engineering. DUNKLE. FRANK H . JR.—Oakmont. Pennsylvania Fish and Game Management Sigma Chi; Fish and Wildlife Forum 2. 3. 4. Secretary 2. DUNNING. CHARLES O.- Billing . Animal Industry. DUROCHER. HECTOR J.—Malta. Electrical Engineering Kappa Sigma: American Institute of Electrical Engineers 2. 3. 4: Newman Club 2. 3: Men's Glee Club 1. EAGLE. JOE G.- West Yellowstone. Civil Engineering. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Phi Eta Sigma; American Society of Civil Engineers 1. 3. 4: Intramurals 1; Ski Club 1. 2. 3. EAOLE. WALTER—West Yellowstone. Applied Science. M Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 1. 2. 3. Vice President 2; Phi Eta Sigma 1. 2: Ski Team 1. 2. 3. EBY. ALLEN II.—Helena. Industrial Engineering. Sigma Clil. EDWARDS. HARRY E. Missoula. Civil Engineering. Sigma Nu: Fangs 2: American Society of Civil Engineers 3. 4. ELLIOTT. CHARLES R.. JR.—Fort Benton. Animal Industry. Alpha Gamma Rho: Exponent 3. Ag Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Boxing 2: Interfraternity Council 3: Scabbard and Blade 3: College 4-H Club 1. 2. 3: Little International 2. 4; Judging Team 4. (44) ELLIOTT. DEAN A. Fort Benton. Agricultural Education. Alpha C.amm Rho. House Manager 3: Chi Beta Club. President I: College Farmer. Associate Editor 2: Collegiate Chapter of Future Farmer of America 3. 4: College 4-H Club I. 2. 3, «; Delegate to National Convention of Future Farmers of America 2: American Farmer Degree: Ag Club I. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zeta 2. 3. 4: Mu Beta Beta 3. 4. ELLIS. ELAINE—Clearmont. Wyoming. Nursing ELLISON. OLIVER T.- Washington D. C. Agricultural Engineering. ELPEL GERALD—Intake. Animal Industry Men's Co-op 2. 3. 4: College 4-H Club 2. 3. 4, Vice President 3: Ag Club 2. 3. 4: Mu Beta Beta 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Little International 2. 3. 4: Newman Club 4. ENGELSTAD. MELVIN O—Arnegard. North Dakota Agricultural Economics. Alpha Oamma Rho: Ac Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Little International 3: College Farmer 3; Curriculum and Instruction Committee 4: Lutheran Student Association 3. 4: Out of State Club 1. 2. President 2: Junior Class Secretary-Treasurer: Intramural 2. 3. 4. ENGLUND. ROBERT A.-Boreman. Engineering Physic . ERGIN. ERDEM I—Istanbul. Turkey. Mechanical Engineering Phi Eta Sigma 2: American Society of Mechanical Engineer 3. 4: Tau Beta PI 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4. EKPELDING. PAT M -Forsyth. Home Economic . Womens Co-op 1. 2. 3. 4. Historian 2. Vice President 3. Music Director 3. 4: Associated Independent Students. Membership Chairman 1. Secretary 2. Social Chairman 3: A-A 3. 4: Neaman Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Choir Director 2. 3. 4. Steering Committee 3. 4: College 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Reporter 3: Exponent 2. 3. Society Editor 3: Montanan 4: Concert Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2 3 4: Variety Show 1. 2. Glee Club 4: Madrigal Group 4: Girls Sextette 4: World Student Service Fund 4 ETCHART. LEONARD W.—Glasgow Agricultural Economics Lambda Chi Alpha I. 2. 3. 4. Rushing Chairman 3. President 4; National Assembly Delegate 3: Fangs 2. 3. Scribe 3: Inter-fraternity Council 2. 3. Secretary 3: Junior Class Social Chairman 3: Senior Class President; Les Bouffons. President 4: Scabbard and Blade 3. 4; Alpha Zeta 2. 3. 4 Sergeant-at-arms 4: Ag Club 1, 2 3. 4: College Farmer 2. 3. 4. Advertising Manager 3. Associate Editor 4; Student Senate 4: Newman Club I. 2. 3. 4: Honors Day Co-Chairman 4. EVERETT. HAROLD G Anaconda Mechanical Engineering. American Society of Mechanical Engineers. FENSKE. JANICE M Savage. Home Economics. Kappa Delta 1. 2 3. 4. Rush Chairman 4: Women' Athletic Association I. 2; I utheran Student Association 1. 2. 3 4: Interehurch Council 2: College 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Publicity Chairman 3. President 4: Associated Women Students. President 4: Woman's Day Chairman 3: Student Senate 4: Mu Beta Beta 4: Spur 2: Mortar Board 4: Phi Upstlon Oinleron 3. 4: Concert Choru 1. 2. 3. 4. FERGUSON. HAYDEN—Harrison Soils Men's Co-op 1. 2. 3. 4; Alpha Zeta 2. 3. 4: Phi Eta Sigma I. 2: Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4. FERGUSON, DAVID B.—Valler. Agronomy Alpha Gamma Rho: Ac Club I. 2. 3. 4: Montanan 1. 2: little International I: College Farmer 2. 3: Homecoming 2. 3: Concert Chorus 1. 2 FFRKOVICH. KATHERINE A. Hvsham. Art. Tran-ferred from St. Catherines. Alpha Psl Omega 3. 4: Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Newman Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Pres'dent Quad Board 3: Dramatics Club 4: Women's Athletic Association 1. FIELD. HARRY J.- Melstone. Mechanical Engineering. FIELD. RICHARD E.—Red Lodge Mechanical Engineering FISHER. MARGARET J.—Butte. Bacteriology Cht Omega 1. 2. 3 4. Social Chairman 2. Pledge Mother 3. Vice President 4: High School Week Committee 3: Majorette Club 1. 2. 3. President 1. 2. 3: Drum Majorette: Women Band 2. 3: Ski Club 1. 2: Spurs 2. Editor: Phi Sigma 3. 4 Vice President 4: PI Kappa Delta 3. 4: Student Senate 4: Commlrsioner of Forensic 4: Mortar Board President 4: Newman Club 1. 2. 3 4. President 4: Interchurch Council 4: Kappa Sigma Stardust Girl 4: Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Exponent 2. 3: Froshponent I: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4: Women's Athletic Association 1. FOSTER. ROBERT M.—Charleston. Ohio. Industrial Art . (45) FOUST. JACK W, — Los Angeles. California. Mechanical Engineering. FOX. CLYDE K. Mile Cltr. Physical Education. Health and Physical Education Club 4: M Club 3. 4: Football 3. 3. 4. FRAKER. DON M. Belfry. Animal Industry. FRANK. WILBERT—Billings. Dairy Manufacturing. FREDERICKSON. EVA—Poison. Nur.lng. FREEBURY. DONALD L Kalispcil. Agricultural Education Phi Sigma Kappa: Fanes: Ac Club 1. 3. 3. 4: Collegiate Chapter of Future Farmer of America 3. 4: Little International 3. 4. PRESSBR. JEANNE—Harlowton. Commercial Science. Women- Co-op: Pi Omega PI: Phi Kappa Phi: Montana State College Education Association. FRESHOUR GENE C. St. Ignatius. Range Management. Intramurals I: Ag Club 3. 4. FRYSLIE LESTER M.— Boseman Engineering Physic . Band Orchestra. GANDER- JOHN E—Corvallis. Dairy Production, Alpha Oamma Rho. Vice President 4: Ag Club 1. 3. 3. 4: Varsity Track 2. 3. 4. Captain 3: M Club 3, 4: Homecoming Chairman 4: Homecoming Co-Chairman 3: Alpha Zeta 2. 3. 4. Scribe 3. President 4: Commissioner of Athletic 4: Septemvlri: Who- Who Among Students In American Universities and College 4: Dairy Science Club 3. Secretary-Treasurer 3: Square and Compass Club: Cross Country Winner 2. 3: Editor. College Farmer 4. GEIGER JOSEPH J Bismarck. North Dakota. Animal Industry. Associated Independent Students. Transferred from North Dakota State 3: Little International 2. 4: Newman Club I. 2. 3. 4: Ag Club 1. GEISl.ER. BILL Glendive. Civil Engineering. American 8oclety of Chemical Engineers. CEMMELL. BOBBY B -Sheridan Civil Engineering. Oamma Phi: Intramural Sport I. 2. 3. 4: American Society of Civil Engineer 2. 3. 4. GEMME1.I. LYNDON C—Livingston Electrical Engineering Tau Beta PI 3. 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers 4: Institute of Radio Engineer 4. Phi Kappa Phi 4: Mpntana State College Education Association 4 GERDES. CHARLES W.. JR.—Wilmington. Delaware. Mechanical Engineering. American Society of Mechanical Engineer . (46) OIROUX. DICK Columbia Kail . Industrial Art . Pi Kapp� Alpha 1. 2. 3. 4. Historian 2. Vice President 3. President 4. Interfraternity Council 3. 4. President 4: Student Senate 4. Band 1. Montana State College Education Association 3. 4. Sock and Buskin Club 4; Industrial Arts Club 3. 4; Sxi Club 4. Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3. 4. GIROUX. WILLIAM D.--Columbia Kails Mechanical Englnecr-ins PI Kappa Alpha: American Society of Mechanical Engineer I. 3. 4: Band I: Orchestra 1: Alpha Psl Omega: Ski Club 4. GLASS. ROBERT West Chester. Pennsylvania. Engineering. Mechanical OLODER. LAURA E.—Roundup. Home Economic . GLYNN. NORMAN N.—Great Falls Industrial Engineering. Sigma Chi: Society for Advancement of Management 3. 4. OODTLAND. HAROLD P.—Butte. Architecture. GOODMUNDSON. DARRELL Dutton GOODWIN. DAVID W.—Phoenix. Entomology. GORANSON. RUSSELL W.—Helena Agronomy. Arizona. Zoology and Mechanical Engineering. GORRILLA. EDWARD P.—Ironwood. Michigan. Physical Education. GOSMAN RICHARD O.—Lima. Agricultural Education. Ag Club 2. 3. 4. Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Collegiate Chapter of Kulure Parmer of America 3. 4. Secretory 4: Livestock Judging Team 3. OOUDIE. HARLAND J.—Great Kails. Applied Art and Art Education Art Club 1 2. 3. 4: Delta Phi Delta 3. 4; Phi Kappa Pill. ORABOW. WILLIAM E—Livingston. Architecture. Sigma Chi; Architecture Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Delta Phi Delta 3. 4; Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4. GRAVES. HARRY W.—Rockland. Maine Civil Engineering. American Society of Civil Engineers 3. 4: Scabbard A Blade 3. GREEN. DONALD J.—Red Lodge. Mechanical Engineering. Scabbard A Blade 3. 4. Secretary 3: Advanced R. O. T. C. 2. 3: American Society of Mechanical Engineers 4. GREEN. JOHN W.—Billings. Applied Science. GREEN. RALPH E.—Bozeman Engineering Physics. OREENSI.ATE JIM K.—Hobson Animal Industry. Alpha Gamma Rho: M Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Wrestling Team 1. 2: Ag Club I. 2. 3. 4: Little International 1. 2. 3. 4. Stockliorse Superintendent 3. Ringmaster 3. 4: Intercollegiate Rodeo 1 2 3. 4: Intramural Sport 1. 2. 3. 4. (47) GNNDBRSON. HAROLD— Power. Agricultural Economic . Alpha Onmmn Rho. GUSTAFSON. FRANCIS W.—Bozeman. Architecture Sterna Chi: Fanes 2: Architectural Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. Vice President 4: Delta Phi Delta 3. 4: High School Week Variety Show 2. HA1GH. JUNE O.—Three Forks. Soils. As Club 2. 3. 4. HALL. JAMES A. Omaha. Nebraska. Applied Science. HALLER. WILLIAM F. -Butte. Civil Engineering. Kappa Sigma: Transferred from Montana School of Mines: American Society of Civil Engineers 2. 3. 4: Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 2. 3. 4: Flying Co-op 4. HAMILTON. DUANE H.—Poison. Electrical Engineering. American Institute of Electrical Engineers. HAMMERSTROM- HELEN I. East Helena. Aonlled Art Alpha Gamma Delta: Women's Glee Club 1. 2: Pep Club 1: Exponent I: Spurs 2: Delta Phi Delta 3. 4: Canterbury Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Women s Athletic Association 1: Interchurch Council 3: Art Club I. 2. 3. 4. HAMMOND R. PATRICIA—Fishtail. Commercial Science Chi Omega: Ski C' b 1: Freshman Class Secretary: Exponent 1. 2 .3 4. Circulation Editor 3. Society Editor 4: Froshponent: Alpha Psl Omega 3. 4 Vice President 4: Montanan I. 2: Young Republicans Club Secretary 3: Junior Class Social Committee 3. HANSEN. JAMES F—Savanna. Illinois. Engineering Physics. Camera Club 1: Student Flying Co-op 2. 3. 4. HANSEN. JOHN L. West Yellowstone. Civil Engineering. Sl ma Chi: I e� Boultons. President: Septemvlrl: Seabbard ft Blade Pres'dent: Big Ten: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Senior Class President: M Club: Fangs: Varsity Football 2. 3. 4: American Society of Civil Engineers 2. 3. 4: Newman Club. HANSEN. RICHARD J. Great Falls. Mechanical Engineering HANSON. CHARLES R.-Xireat Falls. Mechanical Engineering HANSON. HAROLD S Great Falls Electrical Engineering Kappa Sigma: American Institute of Electrical Engineers 3. 4. Wrestling 2. 3: Intramurals. HANSON. HAROLD W. C,—Havre. Industrial Arts. HANSON. HOMER W Big Timber. Agricultural Economics Lambda Chi Alpha 1. 2. 3. 4. Ritual 2. Treasurer 3: Ag Club 1. 2. 3 4: Little International 2 3. 4: Montana Photographer 4: Newman Club 1 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 3. 4: Flying Co-op 4: Junior Prom Committee. (48) HANSON. ILEANA E.—Big Timber. Physical Education. Kappa Delta: Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Sock Buskin Club 4: Newman Club 1. 2: Women's Athleite Association 1. 2. 3, «: Dolphins 2 3: Health and Physical Education Club 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. HANSON. L. OENK -Stevensvllle. Industrial Engineering. PI Kappa Alpha: Basketball I: Pangs: Intramural Athletics. HARDINO. HAROLD W.—Poison. Electrical Engineering American Institute of Electrical Engineers 4. HARDY. LUCILLE L.—Helena. Applied Art. Alpha Omlcron PI. Vice President 4; Proshponent 1: Pep Club 1: Olee Club 1: Orchc-tra 1. 2: Art Club 1. 4; Spurs 2: Sock Buskin Club 4: Montanan 4: Variety Show 3. 4: Dramatics 4. HAROROVB JOHN—Norris. Commercial Science. Phi Eta Sigma 2: Phi Kappa Phi 4; PI Omega PI 4: Montana State Col'ege Education Association 4: Exponent 4: Intramural and Intermural Debate 4: Commercial Club 4. HARRIS. DANIEL S — Kallspell. Mechanical Engineering. Phi Sigma Kappa 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer. House Manager 2: Alpha Phi Omega 3. HARRIS. DONALD J. -Deer Lodge. Electrical Engineering. Phi Sigma Kappa 2. 3, 4. Secretary and Social Chairman 3: Alpha Phi Omega 2. 3. 4. Secretary 2. 3: Square A: Compass Club 4. Secretary 4: International Relations Club 3. 4. Treasurer 3. 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers 3. 4: Institute of Radio Engineers 4. HAWKINS WILLIAM W.. JR.—Dillon. Dairy Production. Sigma Chi: Ag Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Dairy Science Club 3. 4: Dairy Cattle Judging Team 4. HEDRICK. STANLEY W—Stanford Electrical Engineering American Institute of Electrical Engineers 3. 4. HERBERT. DANIEL L—Billing . Agricultural Economics. HERREID. ARDEAN M.—Poison. Electrical Engineering HERZEL. RUDY--Poison. Chemical Engineering. Newman Club 1. 2. 3. 4: American Institute of Chemical Engineers 2. 3. 4. President 4: Engineering Council 4: Alpha Chi Siaina 3. 4: Intramural Athletics 2. 3. 4. HICKS. ERNEST M Butte. Architectural Engineering. Lambda Chi Alpha: Architectural Club 2. 3. 4: Intramural Sports 2. 3. HITCHCOCK. GLENN H.--Fort Shaw. Animal Industry Men's Co-op 3. 4: Associated Independent Students I. 2. 3. 4 Council 4: Ag Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Little International. HOKE. JOHN C.—Worden Bacteriology. Oamma Phi. HOLLAND. OEOROE O.—Bismarck. North Dakota Civil Engineering. American Society of Civil Engineers 3. 4: High School Week 3. HOSKELD. ROBERT J.—Somer . Civil Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha: American Society of Civil Engineers 2. 3. 4: Phi Eta Sigma I. 2: Tau Beta PI 3. 4: Varsity Tennis 2. 3: Intramurals 1. 2. 3: Exponent 2. 3. 4. Sports Editor 3. Editor-in-chief 4: Board of Publications 4: Student Senate 4: Montanan Sports Editor 4; Who's Who Among Student In American College and Universities 4: Square and Compass Club 4: Junior Prom Publicity Committee 3. HOUCK. ROBERT H.—Poison Architecture. Sigma Nu. (49) HOYT. ROBFRT W. Dodson. Art. Band 1. 2. 4: Delta Phi Delta 4. Architecture Club I. 2: Art Club 5. 4: Intramural . HCBBER. DON O.- Belt. Range Management. HUBBER. ROY A. Butte. Physical Education M Club: Health and Physical Education Club: Butte Ruts. HULBEN. WILLIAM D Deer Lodge. Mechanical Engineering American Society of Mechanical Engineers 2. HUMMEL. LEROY G. Great Pall . Industrial Art . Industrial Arts Club 3. 4: Eniilnecrimt Council 4. HURST. DAVID C.—Bozeman Applied Science Wesleyan Foundation 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 2. President 4: Associated Independent Students: Phi Eta Stama: Concert Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Physic Club: Math Club. HUTCHISON. ALLEN R Has re. Physical Education. Sisma Chi: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: M Club I. 2. 3. 4: Health and Physical Education Club 4: Ski Club 3. HUTCHISON. MARTHA L. -Bozeman Applied Art Alpha Omlcron PI: Women's Athletic Association 1: Froahponent: Spurs: Variety Show 2. 3: Pep Club I. 2. Junior Panhellenw Council I. HUTTON. PHILIP H Jeffers. Mechanical Engineering. Alpha Gamma Rho. American Society of Mechanical Engineers 4 IIYER. MARION I.—Poison. Nursing. INGALLS DORCAS J.—Miles City. Home Economic Alpha Gamma Delta: Altruistic Chairman 3: Concert Chorus 3. 4: President Women's QuonscU: Home Economic Club 2. 3. 4: Womens Glee Club 2. 4. IRVIN. DARRELL B Twin Fall . Idaho. Applied Science. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Exponent 2. 3. 4. Bus.ness Manager 3. 4: Scabbard A- Blade 4. IRVINE. MERLE M Butte Engineering Physics. Men's Co-op 1 2. House Manager 2: Phi Eta Sigma I. 2: Phi Kappa Delta 1. 2. Vice President 2: Intramural Debate I. 2 4: Forensic Letter 3: Physics Club 1. 2. 3. 4. President 4: Intramural Bowlins 1. 2. 3: Tau Beta PI 3. 4 Olflcer 4: Engineering Council 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4: Math Club 4: Institute ol Radio Engineers 4 ITOH. ROBERT Three Forks. Engineering Physics Men Co-op: Physics Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Math Club 4: Intramural Sports 1. 2 4 JACKSON DOROTHY IMR8.I- Bozeman Home Economics. ( 0) JACKSON. ROLLIN’ J. — Harrison. Mechanical Engineering. Men’ Co-op I- 2. 3; American Society ol Mechanical Engineers I. 2. 3. 4. JACOBSON. GORDON Zurich. Civil Engineering. Men Co-op. JASKOT. JULIUS—Sidney. Engineering Physics. Newman Club 1. 2. 3. «: Physic Club I. 2. 3. 4 Treasurer 2. Vice President 4: Math Club 4. JENSEN. OLORIA B.—Park City. Physical Education Women's Athletic Association 2. 3. 4; Health and Physical Education Club 4, JENSEN. JAKE A. Bozeman Commercial Science. JENSEN. ROBERT F. Knlispc'.l. Electrical Engineering. JOHNSON ANDREW E—Oreat Fall . Civil Engineering Transferred from Northern Montana College Phi Kappa Phi: Tati Beta PI; High School Week 3: American Society of Cltll Engineers 3. 4. JOHNSON. DONALD E.—Bill Ins . Wildlife Management. Fish and Wildlife Club 1. 2. 3. 4. President 1: Phi Sigma JOHNSON DUANE C -Kailspell. Mechanical Engineering. P: Kappa Alpha: Intramural Sports: American Society of Mechanical Engineers. JOHNSON. EARL Bozeman. Industrial Engineering JOHNSON. HAROLD H.- Malta. Civil Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha. JOHNSON LEE M Butte Electrical Engineering. Transferred Irom Montana School of Mines. Intramural Sports: American institute of Electrical Engineers. JOHNSON. kOBERT W.-Glendlve. Art JOHNSON. WHEELER Helena. Electrical Engineering American Institute of Electrical Engineers I: Ski Club I JONES. MARVIN D—Bozeman. Commercial Science. Slam Chi: Montana State College, Assistant Ski Coach I: 8kt Club I. 2. 4; Camera Club 2: Scabbard Blade 3. 4. National Convention Delegate: Intramural Skiing 2. KAFKA, GEORGE J Bozeman. Agriculture Economics. Exponent 2. 3: Montanan 2. 3. Assistant Advertising Manager 3: Advance ROTC 2. 3: Scabbard ti Blade 3; As Club 1. 2 KANE. JAMES 8- Corvallis. Chemistry. Phi Eta Sigma 2: Alpha Cht Slzma 2. 3. 4. President 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4. Alpha P t Omega 4: Dramatics 2. 3 4: Gymnastic Team 4: Concert Chorus 3. 4: Men s Octet 3. 4; Who's Who Among Student In American Universities and Colleges. KAN8ALA. ELMER C.—Red Lodge. Commercial Science. (51) K ANSA LA. MRS. PATRICIA J — Buffalo Physical Education Spartanlans 4: Women' Athletic Association I. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2: Associated Independent Students 1. KELLEY. RAYMOND H.—Fromberg. Engineering Physics. KELLY. MARY CAROU-Helena. Home Economics Phi Beta Phi. Vice Provident 4: Newman Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club: Phi Upsllcn Omlcron 2. 3. 4: Alpha P i Omega 3. 4: Spurs 2: Montanan 2 4: Exponent 2. 3: Homecoming Co-Chairman 3: Associated Women Student Council 1: Hamilton Hall President 1: Commissioner of Student Union 3: Student Senate 3: Instruction and Curricula Committee 3. 4: Mortar Board 4. Vice President. KERCHER. CONRAD J.- Brldzer. Animal Industry. Band 2. 3. 4; Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4: College Parmer 4. KESTLE. CHARIES A. Butte. Architecture and Architectural Engineering Tau Beta Phi 3. 4. Corresponding Secretary 3: Phi Kappa Phi 4: Delta Phi Delta 2. 3. 4: Septcmvlrl: Whoi Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges: Architecture Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4. KILDAHL. MARVIN K.—Conrad. Health and Physical Education. S'gma Chi: Froshponent 1: Intramural Sport 1. 2. 3. 4: Varrlty Football 3. 4: Montana State College Educational Association 3. 4: Health and Physical Education Club 4. KIRK. MRS ELOISE R Billings. Commercial Science. Transferred from University of California. Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Concert Chorus 3. 4; PI Omega PI. Treasurer 4: High School Week Committee 4: Women's Day Music Award 4; MSC Educational A-soclatlon: Whos Who Among Students In American Universities and Colleges. KIRK GEOKOE E —Billings. Mechanical Engineering. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers 3. 4. Vice President 4; Souare and Compass Club 3. 4. KIRKPATRICK. RICHARD L. -Kallspell Civil Engineering. Gamma Phi: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4: Gamma Phi Athletic Manager 3. Marshall 4: American Society of Civil Engineer 1. 2. 3 4; Boreman Bobcat Baseball Organizer 2. 3. 4: Northwest Civil Engineering Conclave 4. K' EINSCHM1DT. NICK Fort Benton. Mechanical Engineering. Lambda Chi Alpha: American Society of Mechanical Engineers 1. 2. 3. 4. Phi Eta Sigma. K' EIN8CHMIDT. MRS PATRICIA I. Poison. Applied 8cience Associated Independent Students 1. 2. 3. 4: Newman Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Psl Omega 2. 3- 4. Business Manager 3: Montana State College Educational Association 3. 4. KNODIE JACK M.—Bore man. Pre-Dentistry. Ski Club 1. 2. 4: Men's Oiee Ciub I. 2: Orchestra. KNOWLES. WAYNE R.—Boise. Idaho Civil Engineering KOBER. E FRIEDA L.—Park City. Commrrcial Science. Women's Co-op 3: Band 3: Olee Club 2 KOLAR. JOHN J Raynoford. Agronomy. Alpha Gamma Rho. House Manager 4. Ag Club 1 2 3. 4 Secretary 3: Little international 2: College Farmer 4: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Montanan 1: Newman Club 1. 2: Grain Jude ng Team 4: Intramural Sports. (52) KORICH. MIKE—Roundup. Physical Education. Transferred from Eastern Montana College of Education: Intramurals 3. 4: MSC Educational Association 3. 4. KORNELIS THOMAS Columbus. Civil Engineering. American Society of Civil Engineers 1. 2. KRAFT. ALBERT N—Kallspell. Civil Engineering. Men's Co-op 3: American Society of Civil Engineers 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4; Tau Beta PI 3. 4. Vtoe President 4: Intramurals 4: Phi Eta Sigma. KRAMER CHARLES O. -Portland. Oregon. Electrical Engineering. KRAUS. HERMAN A. Trout Creek. Range Management. Agricultural Club 3. 4: American Society of Range Management. 3. 4. KRENZ PAUL R.—Sherwood. North Dakota. Oeneral Agriculture. Alpha Oamma Rho KUHR. WILLIAM H.—Chinook. Architecture Sigma Chi; Architectural Club 1. 2. 3. 4. President 3; Delta Phi Delta 3. 4; Engineering Council. Vice President 3. 4: Architectural Yearbook. Co-Editor 3. LAB. WALTER P.—Culbertson. Applied Art. Architectural Club 1, 2. 3: Art Club 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 2: Bobcat Band I. 2. 3. 4: Associated Independent Students 1. LAKEL WILLIAM D.- Anaconda. Physical Education. Health Education, and History. Butte Rats: M Club 2. 3. 4: Health A: Physical Education Club 4. LALUM. LUTHER I —Galata Agricultural Education. Sigma Chi: Football 2. 3: M Club 2. 3. 4. Vice President 4: Agricultural Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Collegiate Chapter of Future Farmers of America 3. 4. Treasurer 4. LAMBROS. JOHN O.- Bowman. Engineering Physic . Oamma Phi: Physic Club I. 2. 3. 4; Intramural Sport 1. 2. 3. 4: Mathematics Club 4. LAMPE EVELYN J.—Zion. HlinoU. Applied Science. Transferred from State University of Io«a. LANE. ANNE L. -Carson. North Dakota. Commercial 8clcnce. Kappa Delia: PI Omega Pi 3. 4. Historian 3. Recording Secretary 4: Kappa Delta Treasurer 3. 4: Women's Marching Band 3. 4; 4-H Club 1. 2: Out-of-Stale Club 1. 2; Student-Faculty Relations Committee 2: Chorus 1. 2: Women's Athletic Association 1. 2: M.S.C. Education Association 3. 4. LANG, BETTY A.—Bozeman. Home Economics. Home Economics Club 4: Montana State College Education Association 3. LANSBERRY. JOHN S.—Lakeside. Mechanical Engineering. Phi Sigma Kappa: American 8oclcty Mechanical Engineers 1. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Phi Omega 3: Tau Beta Pi 4. (53) I.ANTZ. GEORGE A.—Laurel. Industrial Arts. LAWRENCE. ARLYN G.—Bowman. Chemical Engineering. LEE. CLARENCE W.—Wolf Point. Electrical Engineering. LEE. WILLIAM Hamilton. Civil Engineering. LEM. KOLERT P. A.—New York. New York. Mechanical Engineering. Out-of-State Club 1. 2: American Society Mechanical Engineers 4. LENTZ. RUTH—Baker. Home Economic . LETTINOA. ROBERT—Conrad. Industrial Arts. Pi Kappa Alpha LEUSCHEN. DONALD M Jordan. Electrical Engineering. American Institute ol Electrical Engineers J. 4; Band 2. LEUSCHEN. MYRTLE I Roundup Applied Science. Electrons 2. 3. 4. LEVA. ARCHIE W.—Butte. Architecture. LINN. HUGH M.—Hardin Physical Education. LINTHACUM. CHARLES I.—Missoula Electrical Entlneerlmi. Tran.'fcrred Irom Montana State University. Phi Sigma Kappa: American Institute of Electrical Engineer 2. 3. 4: Alpha Phi Omegs 3. 4. Historian 4. LIVERS. CARLOS P.—Bozeman Applied Science. LIVERS. JAMES H Bowman. Applied Science. Ski Club Team: M Club: Montana State College Education Asioclatlon: Math Club LLOYD. DAVID E.— Bozeman. Agricultural Engineering American Society of Agricultural Engineer 4. LOCK. DOROTHY M Dutton Home Economies Kappa Delta: Chorus 1: Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Orchestra I: Newman Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Home Economic Club 1. 2. 3. 4: M 8 C Education Association 4: Women’s Athletic Association I. 2. 3. 4: Spar-tanlans. LOGAN. LEONA M Kallspell Home Economics. Alpha Omlcron Pi. Corre� ponding Secretary 4: Home Economics Club l. 2. 3. 4: 4-H Club 1: Pep Club 1. 2: Glee Club 1. 2. 3: Variety Show 2. LOMMASSON. THOMAS E. Missoula. Electrical Engineering. (54) LONG. JESSE W. JR Uuif] Applied Science LONG. THERESA M Anaconda. Home Economics Education. Pi Beta Phi. Recording Secretary 3: Neaman Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Phi Upsllon Omlcron 3. 4: Associated Women Students Council 3, 4: Standards Committee 4: Big-Little Sister Chairman 3: Exponent I: Pep Club t. 2: Play Production 2. i.UDING. CALVIN B,—Whiteltsh. Industrial Engineering. Pi Kappa Alpha: Les Bouffons. LUDWIG. PRANK C.-Oreat Falls. Engineering Physics. LUND. ROBERT K—Wolf Point. Architecture. LYNCH. JOHN R—Oltndlse. Chemistry. MaeCARLEY. JOHN A. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. Mechanical Engineering. MacDONALD. BERNARD M.—Anaconda Physical Education Football. Junior Varsity 1; Intramural Basketball 1. 2. MacDONALD. ROBERT E Eureka. Mechanical Engineering. American Society of Mechanical Engineers 1: Ski Club I. MAICKEL. ROY S-- Butte. Mechanical Engineering. MALONE FRANK L—Harrison Mechanical Engineering. Amen-can Society of Mechanical Engineers 1. MANGELS. G. H. -Poison. Horticulture. MARANTETTE. ROBERT J. — Columbia Falls. Industrial Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha. House Manager. Treasurer 2. 3. Rush Chairman 4. Pledge Master 4: Fangs: Class President 2: Society for Advancement of Management 4: Associated Students Social Chairman 3. Vice President 4: Student Senate 2. 3. 4: Intramural Sports I. 2: Ncaman Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Less Bouffons: Student Faculty Social Affairs Committee 3. 4: Freshman Week Committee 3: Ski Club 4 MARANTETTE WIL . IAM F. Columbia Falls Mechanical Engineering. MARANTETTE. RUTH B. Belton. Mechanical Engineering. MARQUARDT. R. J. Ryegatc. Commercial Sciencee. MARRIAGE. DONALD O— Borcman, Electrical Engineering. Kappa Sigma. MARTIN. BILL R Great Falls. Industrial Arts, Industrial Arts Club 3. 4. (55) MARTIN. JOHN R.—Hob von Agricultural Education Transferred from Havre. Agricultural Education Club 3. 4: Agricultural Club 3. 4. MART1N8EN. I. RICHARD—-Butte. Art Education. Sigma Chi: Alpha Psl Omega 3. 4: Concert Chorus 1. 3: M 8 C. Education Association 4: Music Educators National Conference 3. 4: Art Club 1. 2. Ski Club 1. 2: Variety Show 1. 2. 3. Dramatic I: Olee Club 1. 2. MASTEN. CHARLES E.—Anaconda. Health Physical Education. Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Boxing 1. 2: Wrestling 3. 4: Student Manager on Athletic Council 2: Septemvlrl 4; Who’ Who 4: Health A: Physical Education Club 4: M Club 1. 2. 3. 4. MAV1TY. CURTIS L.— Falrvlew. Engineering Physic . Men Co-operative 1. 2: Associated Independents 1. 2: Rodeo Contestant I. 2. 3. MAY. LEWIS K—Harrison. Zoology Entomology. Ski Club 2. 3. 4. MCCARTHY. JOHN F.—Oak Park. Illinois. Animal Industry. Transferred from Notre Dame. Agricultural Club 3. 4: Newman Club 3. 4: Camera Club 3. 4. McCLEARY. JOHN D.—Musselshell. Animal Industry. Little International 2. 3. 4: Agricultural Club 2. 3. 4; Alpha Zeta 3 4: Livestock Judging Team 4. MCDONALD. JAMES R.—Butte. Electrical Engineering. Men Cooperative Secretary 3: Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4: Newman Club 2. 3: American Institute of Electrical Engineer 3. 4. President 4: Engineering Council 4. MCDONALD. JOHN K. Geyser. Animal Industry. Alpha Gamma Rho; M Club 2 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2: Football 4; Agricultural Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Little International 1. 2. 3. 4: Newman Club I. 2 3: College Rodeo 3 4 MclIUGH. EDWARD P.—Helena. Dairy Manufacturing. McIVER. DONALD J.—Missoula Electrical Engineering. McKEOWN. JAMES V.--Cardwell. Electrical Engineering. Ski Club 2. 3. 4: Newman Club 1. 2: American Institute Electrical Engineers 3. 4: Men’s Cooperative 1. 2. 3. 4. Executive Council 3. McKEOWN THOMAS L.-Cardwell. Agricultural Education. Agricultural Club 2. 3. 4: Collegiate Future Farmers of America: Little International. Newman Club. McKNIOHT. WILLIAM E—Butte. Electrical Engineering. McLAUCHLIN. MADELINE Billings. Nursing. Alpha Oamma Delta. (56) McLEISH. YVONNE—Great Palls. Art. Alpha Gamma Delta. McPEEK. MARSHAL!. J.—Wolf Point. Mechanical Engineering Gamma Phi: Phi Eta Sigma 2: Tau Beta Pi 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineer S. 4: Plying Co-operative. MCQUILLAN JOSEPH—Logan. Mechanical Engineering. Transferred from Oregon State College and University of Utah. American Society of Mechanical Engineers 3. 4 McRAE. DONALEEN Forsyth Art. Pi Beta PI Pledge Mother 4: Women Athletic Association 1. 2; Dramatics 1. 2. 3. 4: Sock and Buskin 4. Ski Club 3. 4: Exponent I. 2. 3: Montanan 3: Art Club 1. 2 3. 4: Froshponent 1: Girls' Glee Club I. 2; Pep Club I. 2: Homecoming 3: High School Week 1. 2. McVEE. CURTIS V.—Glasgow. Range Management. PI Knppa Alpha: American Society of Range Management 3. 4: Agricultural Club 4: Intramural Sport . MEASOM. T. TAYLOR-Phtlipsbur . Art Delta Phi Delta 3. 4. Treaiurer 4: Art Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Montanan 3: The Ounman; My Sister Eileen: Our Town. MECKLENBURG. HOWARO-Bozcman. Animal Industry. Alpha Oamma Rho. MECKLENBURG. WALTER—Bozeman. Animal Industry. Alpha Oamma Rho. MEMOVICH HUGH L.—Bozeman. Industrial Engineering. MENDEL. JOHN E.- Winifred. Chemistry. MERCER. ROBERT D.—Bozeman. Zoology A: Entomology. 8lgma Chi. Phi Sigma 3. 4: Fangs; Septemvlrl. President 4: Concert Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Manager 2. 3. 4: Student Senate 3: Commissioner of Musical Affair 3: Men' Octet 2. 3. 4. Manager 3. 4; High School Week 1 2. 3: Freshman Week 2. 3. 4: 1'omecomlne 2. 3: Student Faculty Relation Committee 4; Who' Who Among Student in American Universities and Colleges MEYER. DWAIN J.—Malta Animal Industry. Agricultural Club 2. 3. 4: Intramurals 2. 4 MEYER MYRNA V.—Sidney. Home Economics. Kappa Delta. House Manager 4: Mu Beta Beta 3. 4, Secretary 4: College 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Women's Athletic Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 2. 3: Lutheran Student ' Association I. 2. 3. 4, Secretary 3: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: MS C. Education Association 4. MICHAELS. ROBERT H.—Miles City. Civil Engineering Men Cooperative 2. 3. 4. Board of Directors 3. Vice President 4: American Society of Clvtl Engineer 3. 4; Student Union Board 3. 4. MICHEI3. CLAIR A.—Reserve. Agricultural Education MIDGE. LESTER O. -Great Fall . Industrial Art . Industrial Art Club 4. Treasurer 4: M.S.C. Education Association 4. MIKKOLA. EINO M.-Columbus, Electrical Engineering. MILAM. MRS. BERNICE—Imromar. Commercial Science. Chi Omega. (57) MILBURN. GEORGE R.—Ora Range. Architecture. Sigma Chi. MILLER. O. IDABEl.I.E Great Kail . Nursing. Alpha Tuu Delta: Phi Kappa Phi. MILLER. PATRICIA R.—Columbus. Zoology A: Entomology Pi Beta Phi Scholarship Chairman 3. President 4 Publicity Chairman 2: Exponent I. 2. 3: Froshpor.cnt � : Women Athletic Association 1: Pep Club 1. 2: Fall Play make up crew 2: Monanan 2: Spurs 2. 3: Pre-Medical Club 2: Phi Sigma 2. 3. 4. Publicity 3. Secretary 4: Courtesy Chairman ol Women's Day 3: Quadrangle Board 3. 4. Secretary 4: Pan-helten'.c Representative 3. 4: Mortar Board 4. Editor 4: Student Zoology I.ab Instructor: T. N . T. of M. O. I. C. MILLER. RAYMOND B Vida Industrial Knglnerrlng. MILLER. RICHARD N. -Columbus. Chemistry Sigma Chi: Intramural Athletic: 1. 2 3. 4: TN T. of M G.I.C. MILODRACOVTCH ELI—Butte Mechanical Engineering. Transferred from Montana State University. Sigma Chi: Tau Beta PI; American Society of Mechanical Engineers: M Club. Football. MITCHELL MARJORIE O. Billings Health Physical Education. Women's Athlitic Association 2. 3. 4: M S.C. Education Association 3. 4; Spartanlans 3. 4. President 4: Physical Education Majors Club 4: Dolphins 2. 3. 4. MOE HENRY W Great Falls. Electrical Engineering. Student Chapter American Institute of Electrical Engineers 4. MOE. THOMAS C-- Mootc Lake. Minnesota. Agricultural Economics. Sigma Alpha Epsilon MORA. JOHN M Great Falls Physical Education Varsity Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals. Volleyball. Basketball. Track. Softball: M Club 2. 3 4; Health A Physical Education Club 4. President 4. MORRIS. VICTOR E. JR. Forsyth. Horticulture. Square A Compass 4; Agricultural Club 3: Rodeo 3. 4: Inter Collegiate PtOwer Judging Team 4. MORROW. MARGIE A.—Rorcman. Commercial Science. Alpha Omlcror. Pi. Recording Secretary 3: Spurs 2. Treasurer. Spur of the Moment : Associated Women Students Treasurer 3. 4. Mortar Board 4. Secretary: Womens Athletic Association 1. Asiembltcs Committee 3. 4: Sabcrettes 3. 4. President 4: Westminster 1: Homecoming Queen Attendant 4: Women's Glee Club: Concert Chorus MORROW. WALLACE—Wllllston. North Dakota. Agricultural Economics. MUELLER ROSALIE M —Chinook. Home Economics. MURPHY. OEOROE P JR—Butte, Chemistry. Newman Club I. 2. 3. 4. Alpha Chi Sigma 3. 4 (58) MURPHY. JOYCE L.—Wolf Creek. Applied Art Kappa Delta: College 4-H Club I. 2. 3 4: Montana State College Education Association 3 4: Wesley Foundation 1. 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3. 4. Art Club 1. 2: Ski Club J. 4: Women s Band 3: Sock and Buskin. MURPHY. THEORODE R.—Thermopolls. Wyoming Mechanical Engineering American Society of Mechanical Engineers. NADEAU. LYLE Anaconda. Applied Science. NARKEV1C. WALTER W—Ambrldge. Pennsylvania. Industrial Engineering. Phi Sigma Kappa. NEIFFER. HILDA—Glendive. Home Economics. NELSON. CLAYTON E Lcwlstown. Physical Education. Gamma Phi. NELSON, JOHN H.--Boreman Dairy Manufacturing. Alpha Gamma Rho: Phi Eta Sigma 2: Alpha Zeta 2, 3. 4. Chronicler 3: Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 3. 4; Scptemvirl 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4: Alpha Z:ta Outstanding Agricultural Freshman I; Agricultural Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Little International 1. 2. 3. Treasurer 3: Wesley Foundation 1. 2 3 4. President 2. State President 4; Dairy Science Club 3. 4; Board of Publications 3. 4: Commissioner of Publications 4: Student Senate 3. 4; Montanan 1. 2. 3. 4. Editor 3. NELSON. JOHN W. JR. -Glendlve. Chemical Engineering. Kappa Sigma. NELSON. PAUL JR Columbus. Electrical Engineering Kappa Sigma: Ski Club 2. 3: American Institute of Electrical Engineers 4: Intramural Bowling and Basketball 2. 3. 4. NEWBY. DON E.—Chinook. Applied Science. NICHOLSON EVELYN M.—Fort Peck. Art. Chi Omega. NICKELSON. BARBARA M.—Livingston. Home Economics Women's Cooperative House 3. 4, President 4: Mortar Board 4; Women Athletic Association 1. 2. 3. Bobcat Sweater 2. Rifle Award 3: Spartanians 3. 4: Home Economic Club I. 2. 3. 4: Phi Upsllon Omlcron 3. 4. Vice President 4: Dunforth Fellowship Award 3: MSC Educational Association 3. 4 Vice President 3, Treasurer 4: High School Week Committee: Women' Day Committee. NIVALA. RONALD C.- Red Lodge Electrical Engineering. Band 1. 2 3: American Institute of Electrical Engineer 4. NIVEN. MADGE C-—Anaconda. Health Physical Education Kappa Delta. Vice President 4; Women-. Athletic Association 1. 2. 3. 4. President 3. 4: Intramural Sports I. 2. 3. 4: Spartanians 3. 4: Health A: Physical Education Club 4: Women' Band 3. 4: Montana Basketball Officials Rating I. 2. 3. 4: Montana Softball Officials Rating 3. 4: Montana Volleyball OflKlals Rating 2. 3, 4: MSC Swimming Suit. MSC Letter. Archery Award 2. NORTON. DAVID P.— Bozeman. General Agriculture. Alpha Gamma Rho. NORWOOD. CHARLES W.—Boxeman. Animal Industry. Agriculture Club 3. NYE. DORIS J Powell Wyoming. Transferred from Maculester College, St. Paul. Minnesota. Chi Omega; Ski Club 3. 4; Exponent 3. 4; Home Economics Club 3. 4. NYE NANCY L. Billings Commercial Science. Alpha Omlcron PI. President 4: Stberettrs 3. 4; Exponent 3: Women Athletic Association 1. 2. 3; Pep Club 1 2: Secretarial Club 2: Girl ' Choru 2: Representative to Alpha Omlcron PI Convention at Boston. Massachusetts: Panhellcnlc Council; Variety Show 4. (59) NYOU 1ST. WYMAN E —Scobcy. Agronomy. Ag Club 2. 3. 4: Phi Eta Sigma 2: Lutheran Students' Association 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3. 4; Scabbard and Blade 3. 4: Oraln Judging Team 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4. OCIIITANI. BUNJERLE—Malta. Mechanical Engineering. O'CONNELL. VIRGINIA Borman, North Dakota. Nursing. ODNEAL. BILLY L.- Great Palls. Applied Science O DONNELL- RAYMOND T.—Manhattan Mechanical Engineering. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: American Society o( Mechanical Engineers 4: Scabbard and Blade 3. O'DONNELL. RICHARD H Billings. Industrial Engineering. OIE. ANDREW N.—Scobey. Industrial Engineering. OIYE. BEN—Logan. Chemistry. OLSON. FRANCIS A.—Twin Bridges. Applied Science. Montana State College Educational Association 3. 4. O'NEILL. JOSEPH D,—Butte. Civil Engineering. Transferred from Montana School of Mines. American 8oc!cty of Civil Engineers 2. 3. 4. ORCUTT. PEGGY—Conrad. Nursing. OWEN. JACK E.—Kodiak. Alaska Mechanical Engineering. Kappa Sigma. American Society of Mechanical Engineers 2: Ski Club 1. PARK. DONALD H.—Helena, Civil Engineering. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: American Society of Civil Engineers 3. 4. PASHA. HERBERT R.—Bozeman. Zoology and Entomology. Sigma Chi. PAUOH. JAMES T.—Bozeman. Animal Industry. Alpha Gamma Rho. Social Chairman 3: Agricultural Club 1. 2. 3. 4: College 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Little International 1. 2. 3 4. Assistant Manager 3. Manager 4: Swift Essay Contest Winner 4. (60) PAVELI8. GEORGE A.—Armington General Agriculture PAYNTBR. DONALD A Butte. Engineering Physics. Physics Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Engineering Council 4. Mathematic Club 4. Vice President 4: Engineering Council 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4: Phi Kappa Phi. PECK. JO ANNE Great Pall Art. Chi Omega: Chorus. PEDEN. WILLIAM A —Oreat Pall Commercial Science Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Varsity Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Co-Captain Basketball Team 2. 4: M Club 1. 2. 3 4. Intramural Volleyball Champion . 1022 ' Club 2: Intramural Softball PEDERSEN EUGENE L Mandan North Dakota Animal Industry. PELLETT MARION P.—Perdlf. Zoology and Entomology. PEMBI.E. JEN NIB--Columbia Palls, Nursing. PERRIGO. HARRY E.- Billings. Industrial Engineering Pool-ball 1. 2. 3. 4: M Club 1. 2. 3. 4. President 3: Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3. PETERS CHARI E3 J —Butte. Civil Engineering. Transferred from Marquette University. Intramural Sports I. 2. 3. 4: Newman Club 3. 4: 8kt Club 4: American Society of Civil Engineers 3. 4. PETERSEN. DONALD P-Rock Island. Illinois. Mechanical Engineering. Transferred from Illinois Institute of Technology. Phi Kappa Phi: Tau Beta Pi: American Society of Mechanical Engineers 8. 4, PETERSON. ARDEN J. Great Palls. Agricultural Economic . Kappa Sigma: Ac Club I. 2: Ski Club 1. 2. Lutheran Students' Association 1. 2. PETERSON. DONALD B—Olasgow Zoology and Entomology. Lambda Chi Alpha PETERSON. WE3 BY D.—Billings. Applied Science. PEW. GEORGE R — Missoula. Civil Engineering. Sigma Chi. PHIL! IPE. RAYMOND R — Roundup. Agricultural Education PHILLIPS ROBERT K -Lewistown Agricultural Economic Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Tran-ferred from Montana State University. Intramural Ba ketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Alpha Zeta 2. 3. 4. Ag Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Student Paculty Relations Committee 4: Little International I. 2: Westminister Foundation. PHILLIPS SAMUEL K.—Lea Istoan Agricultural Economics. Transferred from Montana State University Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Vice Pre-ldent 1: Intramural Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Ag Club 1. 2. 3. 4. PIERCE. BRUCE N - Bridget. Commercial Science. Gamma Phi Assistant Treaurer 3. Treasurer 4: Dramatics. Assistant Business Manager 2. Business Manager 3. (61) PIT8CH. ROY A. -Oarryoaen Electrical Engineering. PLATTS. GORDON H.—Plentywood. Art. Lambda Chi Alpha. POND. BURRITT H.—Whiteflsh. Industrial Arta, POOLE CHARLES K. Butte. Industrial Engineering Sigma Chi: American Society ol Industrial Engineers: Society for the Advancement of Management. POPOVICH. CHARLES W—Roundup B’ectrlcal Engineering. Montana State College Educational Association 3. 4. PORTER. GEORGE P—Butte Mechanical Engineering. Men's Co-op 3. 3 4. Council 3: Intranvir.it Bowl'ng J. 3. 4: Ski Club 3. 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers 3. 4. PORTER. JOHN H. Billings. Electrical Engineering. PORTER. JOHN W.—Mis ou’a. Industrial Arts. Gamma Phi: Industrial Art Club 3. 4 Vice President 4: Montana State College Educational As.ociatlon 3. 4. POTTER. JAMES L.—Billing . Chemical Engineering. American In tit'Jte of Chemical Engineering. PRICE. STEWART K -Miss oula. Architecture. PUHEK. STEVE Bearcrcek. Industrial Engineering. Oamma Phi. PURCELL- JAMES P Sweetgra Electrical Engineering. Lambda Chi Alpha: Phi Eta Sigma: Intramural Sport 2. 3. 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers. QUINN. JOE M Big Sandy. Agricultural Economic . Alpha Gamma Rho: Agricultural Club 2. 3. 4: Little International I 2. 3: Interfraternity Council I. 2: Student-Faculty Social Committee 2: Fang 2: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Square and Compas-. Club 4: Intramural Sport 1. 2. 3. 4: High School Week Variety Show 1. 2: tea Bouffon 4 Secretary: College Farmer 3 4. Business Manager 4. QUINNELL. ARTHUR C Butte. Civil Engineering. OUINNELL. CLARA M —Butte. Botany Bacteriology. Alpha Omlcron PI. Alpha Lambda Delta. Vice President 2: Spur 2. Vice President 2: Phi 8lgma 2. 3. 4: Panhellcnic Council Vice President 4: Associated Women Stulent . V'ce President 4: Women Athletic Associate I. 2. 3. 4: Women' Day Committee Chairman 3: Pep Club 1. 2: Wesley Foundation 1. 2: Concert Chorus 3. 4; Women's Glee Club 4: Junior Panhellenlc Advisor 4: Advanced Honor Scholar hip 1. 2. 3. (62) RAAB GERALD K- Eddy. Applied Science. Men Co-op 1. 2. 3. 4. Athletic Manager 3: M C.ub 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4. RANGtTSCH. LARRY E.—Brldgcr. Electrical Engineering. Amer-.can In.tute ol Electrical Engineers: Phi Eta Slxma: Newman Club. REED. FRANK R Burlington. New Jersey Mechanical Engineering. REED THOMAS D MKoula Industrial Engineering Phi Eta 3lgma 1. 2: Scabbard and Blade 2. 3: Advanced ROTC 2. 3. Cad:t Colonel 3- Distinguished Military Student 3: Society (oi the Advancement ol Management 2: Student Flying Co-op 2. 3. 4: Square and Compass Club 4. REICH MAN. GEORGE A Belgrade. Soil . REYNOLDS. SAMUEL O. -Bozeman Ecetrlcal Engineering. RHODES PAUL A BHUncs. Applied Science. Transferred from Billings Polytechnic Institute. Phi Sigma Kappa. Pledge I evident 1. Secretary a. Pre.ldent 2. 3: American Society of Civil Engineers 3: lnterf aternity Counci’ 2. 3: L' Bouf-fons: Concert Chorus 2: Men's Glee Club 2: Intramural Spo ts 2. 3- 4. R’CE. MARJORIE L Broadus. Commercial Science. Phi Kappa Phi 4; Pi Omega PI 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Art Club 1: Commerc.at Club I. 2. 4: Chorus l. 2: Women's Ath etic Association I. 2. Kou'e Council. ©uadranele B 2: ©uadranre A Hon c Council 3 Secretary-Treasurer 3: Westminster Fellowship 1 RICHEY. ROBERT D- RIChty. Applied Science. Men's Glee Club 1. 2 3. 4: Sock and Buskin 4. President 4: Alpha Psl Ome:a 4: Dramatics 3. 4 RICHTER. CHARLE'-'E A Bozeman Com me clal Science. Alphi Omicron Pi: Sours 2: Sour Convent'on Delegate 2: Pep Club 1: Secretarial Science Club I. 2: Proshponent 1; Variety Show 2. 4: Women's Athletic A soclation I. 2: Exponent 2: Young Republican Club 2. R1EDESBL JOHN Billing Applied Science R'O. KUSSE' L L.—Rsvi-ond, Mechanical Eni neenns Pin Kappa Phi 4: Tau Beta PI 4. ROBINSON. ANDREW C. -Agawam. E'ectrlcal Engineering. ROBINSON DAVID W Great Falls. Industrial Engineer nv Sigma Chi ROSISCHON. THOMAS G.— Kalis pell. Commercial Science ROEBUCK WILLIAM T Billings. Civil Engtneeriui: ROHDE. RICHARD F Kalispell Agricultural Education. Mens Co-op 1. 2. 3. 4. Agricultural Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Collegiate Future Farmers of America � . 4: Little International I. 2. 3. 4. Publicity Chairman 4 ROONEY. FRANCIS J - Butte Mechanical Engineering American Society of Mechanical Engineers 4. (63) RORVJK. ALLEN B Circle. Industrial Arts. Industrial Art Club 3 . President 4. Engineering Council 4: Associated Independent Students 4: Montana State College Education Association 4. ROSE DON Chottau. Physical Education Alpha Gamma Rho. Intramural Manager 3; Little International I. 3. 3. 4: Souare and Compa ;. President 3. Vice President 4; Montanan 1. 2. 3; Health and Physical Education Club 4; Proshponent; Ag Club I. 2: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 2. 4. ROSS. ROBERT D. Billings. Civil Engineering. ROSS. WARREN H - Chinook General Agriculture. Sltma Chi. Vice President: Ag Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Z:ia. Chronicler: Interlraternlty Council 4: Interchurch Council 2; Westminster Supper Club. President 2: College Parmer. Editor 3; High School Week 2: Homecoming 3. ROTH. KENNETH J.—Manhattan. Physical Education. Scabbard and Blade 2. 3: Health and Physical Education Club 4. SALO. GLENN W Orrat Pall Agricultural Engineering. Phi Eta Sigma: Band: Student Plying Co-op. SANDE VERNER S— Bozeman. Agricultural Education. Associated Independent Students: Collegiate Chapter Of Future Farmers of America 3. 4: College 4-H Club I. 2. 3. 4: Ag Club 1. 2. 3. 4. SANDERS WILLIAM J.- Kails pell. Electrical Engineering. Mens Co-op 2. 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Associated Independent Students 1. 2. 3. 4. President 3: American Institute of Electrical Engineers I. 2. 3 4 Vice President 4: A-A 3. 4: College 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. 4. President 2: Phi Eta Stsma: Mu Beta Beta: Fangs 2. 3 Trea urer 3: Student Senate 3. 4: Commissioner of Demon'trations 4: Curricula and Instructions Committee 4: Assemblies Committee 4: Who's Who Among Students in Amtrlcan Universities and Colleges 4. SARGENT JAMES P. -Shaamut. Animal Industry. Men's Co-op 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 3. President 4: Associated Independent Students 1: Ag Club I. 2. 3. 4: Phi Eta Sigma 2: Alpha Zeta 2. 3 4. Vice President 4: High School Week 3: Student Senate 4: Commissioner of Finance 4: L'ttle International 1 2. 3. 4: Wesleyan Foundation 4. SARGENT. MERLE J Myers. Commercial Science. Associated Independent Students I. 2. Membership Committee 2; Bobcat Independent 2; Women's Co-op 2: Alpha Lambda Delta. Treasurer: PI Omega PI: Phi Kappa Phi: Exponent 2: Montanan 2: High School Week 1. 2. 3: Secretarial Club 1. 2; Montana State College Education Association 2 3. 4 8AREKT. ROBERT L —Shawmut. Agricultural Education. Men's Co-op 1. 2. 3. Manager 3: Collegiate Chapter of Future Farmer of America 3. 4: Ag Club 2. 3 4: College Farmer 4: Little International 2. 4: Men's Glee Club 2. SAUNDERS. MARTHA—Hardin. Commercial Science. Alpha Gamma Delta: Alpha 1 amtda Delta: Spurs: Montanan Oueen: Exponent: Chorus: Mortar Board: Homecoming Queen: Sabarette . Montana Stale College Education Association; Les Bouffon All School Queen: Who' Who Among Students In American College and Universities. SCALERA. MICHAEL-New York City Mechanical Engineering SCHARN. EDWARD C. Kallspell Civil Engineering. PI Kappa Alpha. Secretary 2. Vice President 3: American Society of Civil Engineers 3. 4: Intramural Sports I. 2. 3, 4. Inter-fraternity Council 3: Fane 2. 3. Chairman of Ushering 3: Neuman Club 1. 2. 3. 4. (64) SCHENCK. AARON J.—Great Falls Art. Kappa Sigma. SCHMIDT- PAUL W.—Philadelphia. l «BIU)iKult. Mechanical Engineering Psl Up lion; Tranferred from University of Pennsylvania: American Society of Mechanical Engineers 1. 2. 3. 4; Fencing Club 3. 4. SCHMITT. BERNARD H.—Reed Point. Industrial Arts Men Co-op: Associated Independent Student 2. 3 4: Montana State College Education A oclatlon 3. 4; Industrial Arts Club J. 4. SCHMITT. HAROLD M.—Reed Point. Electrical Engineering. SCHMITZ COLLEEN M.—Bozeman. Commercial Science. Kappa Delta 3COTTEN. FRANK P.- Billing . Zoology Kappa Sigma: Pre-Med Club 1. 2. SCUS8EL. ROBERT J.- Pa -aic. New Jerrey. Industrial Arts Indu trial Art Club 3. 4: Institute of Radio Engineer 2. 3. 8EAOREN ROY H.—Butte civil Engineering. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 8KI Club t. 4: Intramural Sports. SEATON. WELDON R —Oreat Pall . Mechanical Engineering SHAFER CAROL ANN Ro eglen. North Dakota Chemistry Tran fe-red from Lee College. Cleveland. Tennessee: Women' Co-op 3 3- 4: Electron 2 3 4. President 3. Treasurer 4: A.U. 2. 3. 4: Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 2. 3. 4: Phi Knppa Phi. SHAVERE RAY J. Lewlstown. Electrical Engineering. Orche-tra 1. 2. 3 4: Band 1. 2: Canterbury Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Gymnastics Team 3. 4 SHELTON. CHARLES 0.—Bozetnan. Industrial Engineering. 8”EVNUM. JOHN I________Ronan. Eectrlcal Engineering. American Institute of E ectrlcal Engineers 4: Square Compass Club 4 SHERMAN. GENE H.-Boteman Wildlife Management. SHERMAN. ROGER H Great Falls. Mechanical Engineering Lambda Chi Alpha: Tau Beta Pi 3. 4; Phi Kappa Phi: Phi Eta 8l«m� : Engineering Council. President 4: American Society of Mechanical Engineers 4: Variety Show 2: Orchestra 1. 2. 3: Band 1. 2. 3- 4: Symphonic Band 4; Intramural Sport 2. 3. 4. SHERROW. JAMES W.—Laurel. Civil Engineering. Sigma Chi: American Society of Civil Engineer 2. 3. 4: Fang 2: Tau Beta PI 3. 4: Scabbard A- Blade 3. 4. SHORTHILL. HAROLD C.—Livingston. Range Management Sigma Chi. SIEBRASSE BOBBY J.—Big Sandy. Agricultural Education. Alpha Oamma Rho. Rush Chairman: Variety Show 1: Ak Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3. President 4. I ittle International I. 2. 3 4: Alpha Zela 2. 3. 4. Censor 2 Treasurer 4: Student F'y.'ng Co-op 1. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 2. President 3. 4: Collegiate Chanter of Future Farmer of America 3. 4. President 4; Lc Bouffon : Intramural Sports: Wool Judging Team 4: College Farmer Editorial Staff 3: Interfraternity Council 3. SIKORA. EDWARD—Shepherd. Agricultural Economics. (65) SI VERTS. ROBERT D.--Billings. Engineering Physic . Kappa 81s ma. SKRESVIO. HARLAN A. Cocur d'Alene. Idaho Applied Science, lambda Chi Alpha: Montana State College Education Association 4: International Relations Club 3; Vice President 4: Transferred from North Idaho Junior College 2. S1ABBEKORN. DELBERT A -Anaconda. Electrical Engineering. SLAGER. ROBERT P--Butte. Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club. Secretary 4: Montana State Collexe Education Association 4. SLAGHT. GEOROE T.--Bozeman. Physical Education. Football 1. Basketball I: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4; Health and Physical Education Club 4. SLAUOENHOUPT. ROBERT W. Brookfield. Illinois Industrial Arts. Transferred from University of Illinois 2: Industrial Arts Club 3. 4; Montana State College Education Association 3. 4. SMARZ JOHN JR Bayonne. New Jersey. Industrial Enslneer-1ns. Men's Co-op 4: Avoclated Independent Students 3. 4: Transfeired from Newark College of Engineering and Parra-gut College: Society for Advancement of Management 3. 4 Newman Club 3. 4. SMITH. BERNICE Choleau. Home Economics. Women's Athletic Association 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 3. 4: Quad Board 3: Chorus 1. 2: Quad A President 3: Spar-tantans. SMITH. T. DALE—Roundup Electrical Engineering. SMITH. DAVID I Great Falls Physical Education. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Varsity Football I. 2. 4; M Club 1. 2. 4. President 4: Health and Physical Education Club 4, SMITH. JOYCE Calgary. Alberta. Home Economics Alpha Oral-cron Pi Home Economic Club 2. 3. 4: Out of State Club 1. 2; Women s Athletic Association 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 3. 4: Sock A- Buskin 4. SMITH. JOHN M.—Allentown. Pennsylvania. Fish A- Wildlife. Slama Alpha Epsilon: Wildlife Club 1. 2. 3. Vice President; Interfraternity Council 2: Student Library Committee 3 SMITH. ROBERT A Abvarokec Physical Education. Kappa Sigma. Vice President 3. President 4: Interfraternity Council 2. 3. 4: Bowling Manager 2. 3: Intramural I. 2. 3- 4: Montana State College of Education Association: Vice President of Junior Class: Los Bouffons: High School Week 3: Health and Physical Education Club 4: Student Social Committee 4. SMITH. LYLE D.--Lcalstown. Agricultural Education. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 8MITH, VICTOR H.—Bencliland. Chemistry. Alpha Chi Sigma 2. 3. 4: Phi Eta Sigma; Sock Buskin 4: Dramatics. ( 66) 8MOLA. CHARLES R.—Baker. Civil Engineering Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Amerlcnn Society of Civil Engineers 2. 3. 4 SMOLA. VALERIA M.—Baker. Home Economic . Phi Upsllon Omlcron 3. 4. SNEDDON. ROBERT G. Anaconda. Industrial Engineering Transferred from Polytechnic College of Engineering: Society lor Advancement of Management: Ski Club 4: Intramural Bowling 4. SOFT. ROLAND O. -Richey. Mechanical Engineering Pin Eta Sigma: Tau Beta PI: Scabbard A- Blade: American Society of Mechanical Engineer 1. 2. 3. 4: Distinguished Military Student: Men Glee Club 2. 3. SPANNRINO RAYMOND W.- Livingston Electrical Engineering. American Institute of Electrical Engineer 4. SPEELMON. SANDY L-— Ekalaka Agricultural Education Col-leclate Chapter of Future Parmer of America 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zeta 4. STAMP. STANLEY R.—Klein Engineering Physics. Orchestra 1. 2. 3: Tau Beta PI 3. 4. STARK. BYRON M— Billing Chemical Engineering. American Institute of Chemical Engineer 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4: Tau Bet PI 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Alpha Chi Sigma 3. 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4. STEARNS. WILLIAM M.—Great Pall . Mechanical Engineering American Society of Mechanical Engineers 3. 4. STBFPANI EARL T. -Great Palls. Art. Slam Alpha Epsilon. STEPANICH. PRANK A —Roundup. Zoology and Entomology. Phi Eta Sigma 1: Phi Sigma 3. 4. Editor 4: Pish A- Wildlife Forum I. 2. 3. 4, Program Chairman 1. President 2. 8TENHJEM. RALPH -Gibbon. Nebraska. Agricultural Education. STENHJEM PATRICIA Brady. Home Economic . Kappa Delta 1. 2. 3. 4; Concert Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Commissioner of Musical Affairs 4: Home Economic Club I. 2. 3. 4. Council 3. 4. Delegate to National Convention 3: Panhellenic Council- Vice President 2 Secretary 3. President 4: Lutheran Students Association 1. 2. 3. 4. Regional Secretary 2. 3: Interchurch Council 3. 4. President 4; Homecoming Co-Chairman 4: Standard Committee 3 Senior Advisor 4: Who' Who Among Students In American College and Universities 4. STENSLAND. HAROLD W. Glasgow. Agricultural Education. Ag Club 2. 3. 4: College 4-H Club I: Collegiate Chapter of Future Parmer of America 3. 4. STEPHENS. DON -Livingston. Engineering Physics. STEPHENS JAMES B. Scobey Architecture. Gamma Phi: Architectural Club I. 2. 3. 4: Delta Phi Delta 3. 4. STEWART. JOHN F Miles City. Animal Industry. Alpha Gamma Rho: A« Club 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zela 3. 4: Little International 2. 3. 4: Collegiate Chapter of Future Farmers of America 3: Wool Judging Team 3: Livestock Judging Team 4: College Farmer 3: College Rodeo 3: Concert Chorus 2. 3. 4: Men' Glee Club 4; Mens Octet 3. 4: Variety Show 2. 3: We tm!nster Fellowship 2. 3: Rifle Team 2; Intramural Sport 2 3. 4: World Student Service Fund 3. STEWART. ROBERT D. Hamilton. Agricultural Economic Alpha Gamma Rho. Treasurer 3- Scabbard A- Blade 3. 4. First Sergeant: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Ag Club 2. 3. 4: little International 2. 3: Montanan 2. 3: Intramural Athletics 1. 2. 3. 4; College Track Team 2: High School Week 3 (67) STEWART. SHERYL M.—Billings. Commercial Science. Aloha Gamma Delta. STOREY. HELEN A Belgrade. Commercial Science Kappa Delta I. 2. 3. 4. Vice President 3. President 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4; Spurs. Secretary 2. Advisor 3: PI Ometa PI 3 4. President 4: Pan Hellenic Council 4: Mortar Board Treasurer 4: Montana Stats College Education Association 3. 4. Secretary 4; Women's Athletic Association 1. STOREY. ROBERT L.—Cameron. Pre Med Slima Chi. STORK. ALICE L-Custer. Art. Chi Omega. STRANAN. THEODORE Boreman. Electrical Engineering. STRANDLUND. DOYLE B Homestead Electrical Engineering. Men's Co-op: As-ociated Independent Studen s 4: Hoedown Haymakers 4: Intramural Bowling 4: Radio Club 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers 3; Dramatics 3. STREB. MARY JO Melrose. Home Economics. Women's Co-op 2. 3. 4: Newman Club 2. 3. 4. Home Economics Club 2. 3. 4: High School Week 2. 8TREET. JOSEPH C— Bozeman. Chemistry. Sigma Chi: Bobcat Band 1. 2: Alpha Chi Sigma 2. 3. 4, Reporter 4 STRICKLAND. ANDY Livingston. Industrial Arts. STRICKLAND. BEN D—Livingston. Agricultural Education. 8VAREN. ORVILLE A —Hardin. Range Management. 8VAREN. THEODORE J.—Hardin. An'mal Industry. Rodeo Club. Treasurer 3. Co-Manaser 4: Little International 3: Ag Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Rodeo Club I. 2. 3. 4. SWAIN. ROBERT T.—Billings Electrical Engineering. 8!gma Chi. SWAN. MILES L.--Highwood. Animal Industry. . Sigma Chi: Ag Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Athletics. Les Bouffons: Judging Team 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: College Parmer 3. SWANK EUGENE R Poplar. Pre Med Men's Co-op I. 2. J. 4. President 3. Historian 4: Associated Independent Students 2. 3. 4: Pi Kappa Delta 3. 4. Treasurer 3. Secretary 4; Student-Faculty Relations Committee 4: Varsity Debaters 2. 3. 4: Pre Med Club 1. 2: Wesleyan Foundation 3. 4. - (68) SWANSON. DALE C.—Lewlstown. Industrial Engineering. Phi Et� Sigma 2. Ski Club 2, 3. 4: Society for Advancement of Management 3. 4: Dramatics 4 SWENSON. FLOYD D—Choteau. Civil Engineering. Sltma Chi: Phi Eta Suma 1. 2. 3. President 2. Jun'or Advisor 3; Tau Btla PI 3. 4: American Society of Civil Engineers 4. SWENSON. MARVIN D.-Sldney. Applied 8clence SWIFT. TEDDY E.--lewlstown. Commercial Science. Gamma Phi 2. 3. 4: Gymnatlc Team 1. 2. 2. 4: Cheer Leader 2: M Club 3. 4; Variety Show 2. 8YLVAIN. EDWARD F—Butte. Electrical Engineering TABOR. ELIZABETH J. Oseat Falls. Botany and Bacteriology. TACKES. JEROME M. -Power. Mechanical Engineering Transferred from Carroll College: American Society of Mechanical Engineers 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 3. 4; Newman Club 2. 3. 4. TEGLAND HOWARD L. Gtbbonsvllte. Idaho. Animal Industry TEMPLE. WARREN G.--Dillon. Mechanical Engineering. THOMAS. FRANCES Wolf Point. Nursing. THOMPSON. JACK D.—Missoula. Electrical Engineering. Kappa Sigma: Ski Club 1. 2. 3. 4: American Institute of Electrical Engineers 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4; Phi Eta Sigma: Band 1 Orchestra 1. 2. 2. 4. THOMPSON. MARY K — Red Lodge. Applied Science THOMPSON. TED Red Lodge Arl THORNTON. MATHEW—But CO. Electrical Engineering TILTON. HOMER 8.—Wolf Point. Engineering Physics. Alpha Psl Omega; Phi Eta Sigma. TIN. MAUNG THAN -Rangoon. 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Canada WARREN OLSON Oardlnrr ROBERT OWENS Wibaux ROBERT PACKER DORIS PALMER JOHN PARKER Bozeman Andes Bozeman IDA GRACE PETERSON HARVEY PIERCE CLARENCE PILE Hardin Bozeman Corvallis LOIS PYATT GERALD RAGLAND HAROLD RAMSBACHER Great Pall Hardin Fort Peck ROSS ROBINSON LEONARD ROHRER WALLACE RONOSTAD Saco Glasaow KalDpcll HELEN SAWYER OTTO SCHAEFPLER FRED SCHKRRER Sidney Anaconda Augusta BETTY 8HARP RICHARD 8HAW JOYCE SHEFFIELD Springdale Bozeman Cut Bank DIXIE SIPE JOHN SIPE DONALD SIVERTSON St. Ignatius St. Ignatius Harlow ton ROBERT SNIDER GEORGE SNOW VERNON SODERGREN Forsyth Miles City Livingston EDWIN SPRAGUE PATRICIA STANDISH MEDFORD STAPLETON Conrad Helena Billing DARRELL PARVINEN MARILYN PEARSON NOHL PETERSON Butto Great Falls Anaconda COLLEEN PINKERTON DOROTHY PITCH EMMA PRESCOTT Gallatin Gateway Harlem Belgrade WILLIAM RANDASlt ALLAN KANTA CAROL REEDER Baker Red Lodge Bozeman CLIFFORD ROSSBERG FRED ROWELL DOROTHY RUBENS Conrad KalUpell Great F'alls ROBERT SCHILLING WARREN SCHMECKEL LOUISE SCHUC1IMAN Bo .rman Los Angeles. California Steven vllle STANLEY SHELDON DEAN SHULAR MARJORIE SHUYLER Belgrade Twin Bridges Rlngling BETTY SKANK ROBERT J. SMITH ROI’ERT M SMITH Bozeman Oreat Falls C. ow Agency JACK SOHL ROSEMARY SPARLIN EVERET SPRAGOINS Great Falls Laurel White Sulphur Springs WAYNETTA STAPLETON BARBARA ST. CLAIR ELLA STEINER Lewtstovn East Wllllston. New York Sheridan FREDERICK PETERSON Bilims RICHARD PULIS Honan JOHN REYNOLDS Fromberg LLOYD SAUNDERS Hardin DONNA SCHUMACHER Bozeman THOMAS SIMANTON Malta ROGER SMITH Spokane Washington LYLE SPRAGGIN'S Denton EVA STEWART Helena (105) (106) ARLEKN STIEO Baker CAROLINE STUCKY Gallatin Gateway MARJORIE THOMAS Geraldine DEAN TRAVIS Summit. New Jersey ALFRED TUXILL Rexford BETTY WAITE Bozeman GEORGE WESTLAKE Bozeman CLIFFORD WILSON Drummond LA WANDA YATES Red Lodge ARTHUR ELEANOR STIEG STONE IEWIS LAURENCE MARIE EDSON STONE STRANE STROH STRONG Baker Alder Porsyth Porsyth St. Louis. Rahway. Missouri New Jersey HAZEL GRETA SUMMERS SWANSON JEANNETTE OSCAR WYMAN SWANSON SWENSON TAYLOR DAVID TETRICK Ekalaka Choteau Bozeman Sidney Poison Great Palls ROBERT THOMAS THOMAS THOMAS GEORGE DAWN ERNEST THOMPSON TIDBALL TODD CLARK TORBLL Stevensvtlle Livingston Hamilton Whitehall Bozeman Moscow. Idaho BETTY TREBESCH CARL TUCKER ROGER TUNNICLIPF JOHN TURLEY MARTIN PAUL TURLEY TUTVKDT Dutton Bozeman Bozeman Musselshell Musselshell Kails pell JOHN RICHARD TWITCHELL USHIJIMA Weldon Molokai. Hawaii TED MARIAN PHYLLIS MARGARET VAN VOROUS VICKERS VIKEN VOULKOS Mlssula Hardin Helena Bozeman EDWIN ALLAN WALLER WANG PAT WARD THOMAS ROBERT EILEEN WELCH WENSEL WERNER Hot Springs Ollle Laurel Bozeman Valler Cody. Wyoming DAVID WETHERELL MARGARET WETZSTEON PAUL WETZSTEON JOHN WICKEKSHAM ARTHUR WIEDEMAN ELLIS WILLIAMS Bozeman Sula Conner Miles City Lewlstown Bozeman DUANE NORMAN WILSON WIXSON PHIL WOOD ROBERT WOODAHL CHARLES WOODS JOSEPH WRIGHT Belgrade Shasta. Calllornia Corvallis Great Pall Hamilton Belgrade JEANIE YOPPE Livingston PAT YOUNG Manhattan WILLIAM GEORGE IRVIN ROBERT ZIER ZINK Z1NNECKER ZION Joliet West Yellowstone Moore Helena (107) It is easy to despise What you cannot get. —THE FOX AND THE GRAPES Actop MARIAN CADE- Commercial Science major from Lavina (never heard of some cf these places). Active in the AIS and their Sweetheart. Also Spurs Associate Editor of the Montanan. Who's Who. Student Senate. Mortar Board. We’ve never seen her yet when she wasn't smiting even during finals. DICK CHAUNER —Civil Engineer from Bozeman. Me has kept busy during his four years at hard labor as shown by his activities: Scpiemviri. Who's Who. M Club. Student Manager of Athletics. Treasurer cf the Ski Club. (Mow did a skiier get in here? We didn't know they lived to he seniors). Also, he's a Kappa Sig. (110) JANICE I-ENSKE Jan it from Savage, but it hasn't affected her disposition. She always has a smile. She can be found in Herrick Hall with the rest of the Home Ec majors. A sampling of her activities includes Intcrchurch Council. President of Home Ec Club. President of AWS. Women's Day Chairman. Spurs. Mortar Board. She's a KD. PEGGY FISHER—Peggy is a Bacteriology major. Who would guess it to look at her? Activities includes majorettes. Spurs. Commissioner of Forensics. Mortar Board President. Kappa Sig Stardust girl. Homecoming attendant. Who's Who. Vice President of Chi Omega. She's from Butte. JOHN GANDER He's a Dairy Production major from Corvallis and another Big Wig among the Aggies and the Athletes. John has been Vice President of Alpha Gamma Rho. Homecoming Chairman. President of Alpha Zeta. Com missioner of Athletics. Editor of the College Farmer, and you should see him run! (HI) BUCKY MASTEN—He i living proof from Anaconda that an athlete has brains as well as muscles. He is active in all sports activities and well known on campus and off for has big smile and his outstanding football work with the Bobcats. He counts among his activities Athletic Council. Septemviri. Who's Who. M Club. Needless to say. his major is PE. JACK NELSON—Big Wheel from Bozeman. Jack started his busy career by being voted outstanding Ag Freshman. To this honor he added many more. Among them were Who's Who. Septemviri. Commissioner o f Publications. Editor of the Montanan. He’s an AGR and plans a career in Dairy Manufacturing. MARTHA SAUNDERS— Another queen. Alpha Gamma Delta is proud to claim her. Martha is a Commercial Science major from Hardin. What boss wouldn't like her for a secretary? She has brains as well as beauty. She was in Alpha Lambda Delta. Mortar Board. President of Spurs. Who's Who. She's a queen of all kinds of things. (112) PAT STENJHEM—Another busy gal. Pat's a Kappa Delta from Brady and keeps busy with being Commissioner of Musical Affairs. President of Pan • Hellenic. Homecoming Chairman, as well as being on the Standards Committee and President of Interchurch Council. Also Pat was awarded the Dan-forth Fellowship during her senior year. All this made her a good choice for Collegiate Who's Who and many other honors. She's a Home Ec major. GEORGE WATSON— George has a list of activities after his name that would keep three people busy. Among the many are President of Alpha Gamma Rho. one-time Montanan editor. President of the Student Body, and Who's Who. He seems to spend a lot of time with Ag functions. Could be because he's majoring in Agronomy. He hails from Glasgow. (113) Phi Kapypxi Plu Back Row. L. to R. ROBERT DUNFORD ROBERT O. DUNBAR ROBERT SEIBEL Front Row. MILDRED LEIGH SARAH VINKE _______________Treasurer President . . Secretary __________Vice President Corresponding Secretary Here is another of those high-grade-average-groups. This time it's the Seniors. These people you sec here have a minimum grade average of 86. which thought is enough to send most of us away screaming. It must be a wonderful feeling to look at the report slip and see forty or fifty A's staring you in the face. As it is. we sometimes forget just what an A looks like. Tell us. Friends, how it is that they come so easy to some, while to others they are denied BACK ROW. L. 10 R.: A. H Pont. Joe Liver . John W. Hur� t. B. W. Schtlllnr. Cyril Conrad. M. M. Kclio. L. O. Brockman. W. C. Baker. Paul A Orcider. Thomas Roblschon. Wyman Nyoulst. John Hargrove. Horatio Tragitt. Willi Johnston. B L. Johnson. David Delap. O. M. Monson. THIRD ROW: Theodore E Bair. Lydon Gemmlll. John Butcher. Charles Kestle. Conrad Kercher. Byron Stark. Tin Maung Aye. Harlan Ooudle. Maurice Irvine. Thomas Walnwrlght. Russell Rio. Roger Sherman. Jim Kane. John H. Nelson. Donald Peterson. M. G, Burlingame. 8ECOND ROW: Bob Selbel. F. B. Coiner. Norman Anderson. Andrew Johnson. Erdam Ergin. Marvin Beatty. Don Paynter. Ralph Chaliender. Earle Douglas. John Donahoc. Rudy Autlo. Robert Shennum. Wm. Walter. Les Opp. J. H. Pepper. P1RST ROW: Mildred Leigh. Bertha Clow. Freida Bull. Anna P. Sherrlck. Mr Gladys Roehm. Katharine Roy. Sarah Vlnkc. Virginia O'Connell. Berntce Bayltss. Idabell Miller. Carol Shalcr. Jeanne Fresser. Marjorie Rtcc. Leona Barnes. Robert Dunbar. (114) Back Ro«. L to R BUSTER DUNLAP ORVILI.E NEYRINCK RUSSELL GUSTAFSON DICK HANSEN_______ Front Row. DAN CROUTER EDWIN JACOBSON DAVE HAYNES___ Chairman ol Reception Chairman of Traditions ______________Recorder Chairman of Ushertna Chancellor of the Exchequer __________________Scribe Duke To look at these dignified, white-dad gentlemen no one would suspect that earlier in their careers they were clanking about th? campus in tin can armor, whacking each other resoundingly on the back with wooden pikes—or were they supposed to be lances?— and emoting a mangled. MSC version of Shakespearian English. After undergoing the rigors of initiation, these Sophomore men spend their spare time ushering at games, plays, concerts and anything else they can get into for nothing. Also, they can be prevailed upon to carry an occasional coke case for the Spurs. BACK ROW. L. to R.: Robert Hurst. Oary Hall. Don McCurdlc. Dale Krani. Charles Fahlsrcn. Bill Lorentl. Whitney Johnson. Don ElwelL Jim Holnexs. Sam Rose. Jack Wolf. Charles 8mlth. SECOND ROW Don Eastman. Oall Stensland Bud Yost. Willi McClarty. Leonard Larsen. Bruce Bachman. Paul Butkay. Bob Eyman. Bob Hearst. Paul Kuhr. Marvin Costello. Raymond Nile. Oale Ooyln . FRONT ROW: Russell Oustafson Orville Neyrlnck, Dick Hansen. Dan Crouter. Ruanne Dunlap. Edwin Jacobson. Dave Haynes. (115) AlfUta fieta L. to R.: JOHN GANDER JIM SARGENT HAYDEN FERGUSON BOB SIEBRASSE LBN ETCH ART President Vic President Secretary Treasurer Serceant at Arm.v Alpha Zcta is the National Agricultural honorary. Pledges of this group go about looking like the hicks that we of MSC are supposed to be—straw-hats. overalls, straw between the teeth and all. Alpha Zeta sponsors judging teams and other agricultural projects. It seems to contain a nice, quiet group of boys. BACK ROW. L. to R.: Howard Wlllvon. John Stewart. Rlchnrd Gosman. John Butcher. Sandy Spellman. Gene Ernst. Marvin Beatty. Len Etchart. Bob 8 le brass . Joe Quinn. Dean Elliott. SECOND Row: Bob Phillip . Don Bnldrldse. John McCleary. Bob Hockett. Haydrn Ferguson. Cal Rlmel. John Kolar. John Kelson. Tom Veltkamp. FIRST ROW: Conrad Klrcher. Glenn Hitchcock. Bob Stewart Arne Degn. Jim Sargent. Gerald Elpel. Bill Jackson. John Gander. George Watson. (116) Peta Pi Back Row. L to R. RAY CUMMINO Recordinz Secretary MARTIN WHALEN Corresponding Secretary BYRON STARK Treasurer Front Row. DENNY CONDOTTA President ALBERT KRAFT Vice President These are the men who. when they were little boys, wanted to become engineers—and sure enough when they grew up. engineers they became! This group shows the very best of the train-drivers. In fact, this is the engineering honorary. BACK ROW. L. to R.: Dan Crouter. Theodore Bair. Stanley Stamp. Robert NlckeUon, Ray Cummins. George Duncan. James Sherrow. EH Milodrugovich. Victor Turner. Ralph Whelehel. Everett Waage. SECOND ROW: Donald Peterson. Allan Hammell. Oayton Bain. Byron Stark. Martin Whalen. Roger Sherman. Albert Kralt. Albert Chabai. P1RST ROW: Jack Davidson. Bob Hosfeld. Lyndon Oemmlll. Floyd Swenson. Dale Zadow. Erdem Ergin Don Stephens. Denny Condotta. (II ) ■ALnjUeL @hi £ia yLCL LEROY NYQUIST _ . Reporter BOB KINO Front Row. BRADLEY MUNRO Alumni Secretary President ROBERT NICKEI.SON FRANK 8ILVEY ■ Vice President Bsewtaw KENNETH OREEN ■ - - Treasurer Chemistry honorary is Alpha Chi Sigma. My word! Imagine spending your life with lest tubes. These good people se.m to love it—at least they say they do. What else can they say. under the circumstances? Tis true, it takes all kinds . . . BACK ROW. L. to R : Frank Sllvey. Carl Anderson. Joe Street. Jack Davidson. Dick Clark. Fred Dawson. Bob Nlckelson. John C. Crick. Jack Kelson. SECOND ROW: Byron M. Stark. GcorRe Murphy. Rudy Herzel. Arlyn O. I awrence. IcRoy Nyqulst. Bradley Munro. Milt Campbell. Duane Hallesy. Ben R Prime. FIRST ROW: W1UU Johnston. Vic Smith. Oraemc Baker. Erl Anacker. A. R Johan--on C W CauRhlan. L O. Binder. James Kane (MS) BcaLLand and felade I. to R. EUGENE COOMBS BILLY ODNEAL DARRELL IRWIN ROBERT STEWART ___________Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant First Semeant Scabbard and Blade. National Military Honorary, is an organization of the military-minded. It is celebrating its twenty-fifth anniversary this year at Montana State. These advanced ROTC students have instructional meetings on army life and procedure. BACK ROW. L. to R Billy Odneol. Eugene Struck Roy Pltseh. Georce Watson. Wyman Nyqulst. Don Newby. Eugene Dehnert. Darrell Irvin. SECOND ROW: David Norton. Ed Krlsman. Everett Waste. Marvin Jones. Leonard Etchart. John Clark. Roland Soft. Robert Stewart James Brown FIRST ROW: Adam Marshall. Dale Zadow. Ralph Day. Oeome Mitburn. James Sherrow. George Bower. Olenn Jorn. Cordon Platt . Eugene Coombs. (119) Back Row. L. to R. HELEN McGOWN ANNA RONNINO THELMA HAIOH Front Row. BErSY DAVIES DOLORES GOODRICH PAT MILLER Treasurer Editor Historian President Vice President Secretary- One group of women on this campus who are daring enough to whistle at the men! What does Dean Harrison think about that girls? And what man wouldn't do a little trampling on the fair green grass to rate a whistle from one of these girls? Spurs is a national service organization for Sophomore women, and was founded in 1922 on our own campus. Mem- bers are called upon to usher for almost anything that comes along: they sell cokes and hot dogs at sports events, they cheer up the gloomy registration procedure with their beaming little faces and are generally around when needed. A Spur is never on time, she is always early.” is a rule, sometimes violated, which the Spurs follow. BACK ROW. L. to R.: Ellen Penrwan Pat Nelson Do:ore� Goodrich. Donna Matson. Pat Smith. Helen MeOown. Pat Miller. Colleen Korell. SECOND ROW: Helen Rae Uhlrlch. Betsy Davis. Ellen Moore. Anna Ronntnc. Beverly Barlnaer. Barbara Miller. Oloria Harrison PRONT ROW: Thelma Halich. Pat Nertney. Florence Nlchohon. Shirley Reese. Jane Douaherty. Leone Welch. The Westre. (120) Phi l pAilost (Dmicsia+i If you arc looking for a wife, you should start, perhaps, by looking over this charming group of skilled cooks, house-cleaners, baby-minders, washerwomen and seamstresses. Not only are they good-looking, men. but they can cook! Have you heard that old saying by Confuscious—or somebody—anyway, it s an old saying—that the way to a man's heart is through his L. to R. ELENORE B1ELER — — President BARBARA NICKF.LSON Vice President VALERIA SMOLA Secretary LEE DAVIDSON Treasurer stomach? Women have many tricks to trap men and these are the m.ntrappingist women you are liable to see for some time. Run brother! Or else do what seems more sensible—just sit back and let yourself be caught. After all. as we said before, not only are they good-looking, but they can cook! BACK ROW. L. to R,: Bertha Clow. Advisor: Oreta Oay. Carol Kelly. Lenore Wilson. Dorothy Elliott. Alice Auchney. Barbara Nlc kelson. Betty Ber . FRONT ROW: Valeria Smola. Elsie Varcoe. Janice Fenske. Lee Davidson. Theresa Long. Joan Allen. Elenore Bleler. 021) Alpha Pii Ontecja L. to R. STAN WHEELER PAT HAMMOND TOM ROBISCHON Business Manager Stage Manager ■ Director This is the national dramatics honorary, but you don't have to be able to act to get in. Aspiring members are required to put in a certain amount of time on plays, whether it be on backstage work, make-up. scenery, costumes, or just plain acting. Members spend most of their time in the play lab. as far as we can see. but when they do come out to get warm, they adjourn to their other headquarters, the Coffee Shop. There, over steaming cups of coffee, they discuss the matters of the theatrical world. BACK ROW. L. lo R : Don Tnieblocd. Jim Brown. Dick Martinson. Earl Wohlfrom. Dan Croutor. Hugh Butler. Bill Giroux Joseph Fitch. FRONT ROW: Mary Ann Soutar. Joyce Baker. Cordelia Mackey, Stanley Wheeler. Pat Hammond Tom RoblKChon. (122) UfjJta Phi OmeCfCL Back Row. L. to R. IXJL'OI-AS HOEKSTRA Treasurer RONALD TRANK EL Secretary ARTHUR QUINNELL Corresponding Secretary BILL DOR WARD Second Vice President Front Row. BRADLEY MUNRO President JERRY QUITNEY Vice President These former boy scouts continue to do their good deeds here at M. S. C. where they are in great demand for helping old ladies, young ladies wearing tight skirts and other handicapped persons across the booby traps and ditches placed cunningly here and there about the campus. Alpha Phi Omega is a national service honorary new at M. S. C. BACK ROW. L to R.: Walter Loo. William Chase. Fred Peterson. Bill Kotz. Dick Aldworth. John Orndorff. Rosrr Smith. Walter Walter. FRONT ROW: Phil Beagle . BUI Dorward. Arthur Quinnell. Douzlas Hoekstra. Ronald Trankel. Jerry Qultney. Bradley Munro. (123) p.an.taniani- L. to R- MARGE MITCHELL DOROTHY VOLLMEK RICKEY WEINBBRO GLADYS CHESNOVER ARDYTHE TALLMAN President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer ______Historian Points Chairman These modern Amazons are chosen from the women athletes because- of their good scholarship, leadership, health and athletic skill. While some girls use subtle wiles of cookery and romance on their men. others go right out and get them, simply by being the stronger. If you ever get a yen to expound upon the idea that women are members of the weaker sex. try telling it to one of these gals! BACK ROW. R to R.: Marsa Hosacus. Sponsor: Rlckcy Wclnbcr . Barbara Nickelson. Mldie Niven. Ruth Samuelson. Dorothy Vollmcr. Ardythe Tallman. FRONT ROW: Joan McCracken. Pat Kantala. Louise Carlton Lan:cr Roter. Gladys Chetnover. Marge Mitchell. (124) JleA. The Clowns! Pardon, no offense meant. It's just that the words turn out that way when they are translated into English. These Senior men are chosen, as far as we can tell, by their ability to have a good time upon any and all occasions. Unreliable authorities L. to R. BOB MARANTETTB Social Chalrmai. JOE QUINN Secretary IAWSTON BURKE Vice President and Treasurer LEONARD ETCHART President inform us that they devote three hours of jellybeaning time per day to looking over the MSC coeds with the idea of choosing likely candidates for the I.es Bouffons queen. This lucky girl is crowned at the annua] I.es Bouffons all-school, strictly formal dance. BACK ROW. L. to R.: Bob Marantette. Dwlaht Vadnals. Bob Krhlberg. Bob Smith. Dick Pew. Joe Quinn Lawston Burke. Bob Siebrasse. FRONT ROW. Paul Rhodes. Miles Swan. Calvin Ludlns. Charles Adklnson. Leonard Etchart. (125) Phi ta SUjma L. to R. CHARLES FAHLCREN President BRUCE BACHMAN Vice President BOB RAFTERY JERRY EARLY Sec ret ary-Treasurer - Historian These freshmen men have something in common besides being freshmen and men. They have grade averages of 90 or above. In a word, egad! Each year, this group publishes the Fusser’s Guide, that helpful little index of names—girls' names and boys' names and GIRLS’ names and addresses and phone numbers. It is a pity, we feel, that the very men who present their brethern with such a handy item of social usefulness probably don’t have time to use it themselves. At least, it seems improbable, doesn’t it? BACK ROW. L. to R.: Richard M. Johnson. William Klndzerskl. Tom Kuhr. Bob Raltery. John McHugh FRONT ROW: Jerry Early. Gene HocScctt. Bob Raleigh. Don ElwelL Gerald Dull. Bruce Bachman. Charles Fahlcren. (126) MosUg i QogaA L. to R. PEO FI8HER________ MARJORIE MORROW HELEN STOREY President Secretary Treasurer These sober-looking individuals are big wheels among the Senior women. Mortar Board is more active in campus affairs than many an honorary, sponsoring the annual Mortar Board Dance, when the girl asks, picks up. and pays for her date, and when the men may feel free to drag out a couple of monkey wrenches and a handful of rusty nails and ask the girl to just put these in her pockets, please, while he puts on some lipstick. Mortar Board also sponsors the Leadership Training School, the Mortar Board Carnival and the Marriage Relations Course. BACK ROW. L. to R.: Elsie Varcoe. Martha Saunders. Marian Cade. Pat Miller, Barbara Nlckelaon. Janice Fensice. FRONT ROW: Carol Kelly. Marne Morrow. Mr. Ovialt. Faculty Advisor: Helen Storey. Pea PUher. (127) £e'[xte+nuiAi These Seven Men are chosen yearly by the faculty for their personality, activities, scholarship and leadership. Their job is to keep up the campus traditions, and they do this by holding an assembly each year, at which they explain our traditions to the rest of the student body, who may not know about them, especially the freshmen. But. alas, because their assemblies are sometimes not held early enough, many an innocent freshmen cuts campus, sits on the Senior Bench (by the way. whose bench is that, anyway?) or goes in at the front door of Montana Hall . all unknowing of his trespass. Any Septemviri member who may see him will set him straight in a hurry. L. to R.: Marvin Beatty. John Gander. Jack Nel«on. Bucky Marten. Denny Condotta. Dick Chauner, Robert Mercer. (128) Ufdta JlamMAa belta I here .ire people on the campus who resent the members of this group, individually and collectively, as average raisers. We would not be so unkind. Requirements for joining are: be a freshman woman and have a 2.5 grade average. Most of those who aren t eliminated by the first requirement will find that they lose out on the second. The scant few who remain keep themselves busy during the year by sponsoring dances and teas and by making exhibits for High School Week, or so we understand. We don't really see how they have time for anything but studying, but evidentally they do. Puzzling. (129) BACK ROW. L. to R.: Betsy Davies. Donna Doran. Gloria HarrUon. Eliza Robinson. FRONT ROW: Barbara Miller. Pat O'Conner. Jackie Pettyjohn. Alpha au behta BOZEMAN UNIT BACK ROW. L. to R.: Merle Loveru . Ellen Wallon, Eliza Robinson. Shirley Reese. Joan Brakstad. Mary Cooper. Pat Smith- Joyce Jaeob.cn SECOND ROW: Anna Pearl Sherrlck. Rtta Byrne. Kathryn Jordan. Judith Johnson, Marilyn Oordon Carol Morris. Barbara Campbell. FIRST ROW: Idabelte Miller. Jeannlne Hacker. Beth Stone. Ella Steiner. Beatrice Clark. Eileen Rlmel. Florence Nicholson. Too often the brains from the nursing class are seen dashing around, just aching to take some poor victim's pulse. The counts are too inaccurate because the pulse turns up too irregular. They are here to get their bachelor and their bachelor's degree. Ilfzlta lau ubelta —GREAT FALLS UNIT (130) BACK ROW. L. to R : Sarah Mannlnc. Donatrc Barber. Joyce Clear on. Arlene Olsen. Shirley Campbell. SECOND ROW: Roberta Locke. Dorothy Vorell. Lola Galt. Alice Hlcbcrt. FIRST ROW: Mary Read. Elizabeth Klndrcrskl. Mu B eta feeta BACK ROW. L. to R.: Joyce Murphy. Pat Stcnhjem. Oerald Elpel. Janice Penske. Marian Cade. PRONT ROW: Claire VanJtlistl. Myrna Meyer. John Butcher. Mu Beta Beta—Commonly known as Moo Boo Boo. these outcasts from the College 4-H Club are supposedly chosen for their past activities in 4-H work and also work done with the college club. Pi Omega Pi—If you are a secretarial major and have settled down to a little work, thus receiving a few good grades, you just might get into this honorary. They’re the “cream of the crop. Pi (DmexjG, Pi BACK ROW: Leona Barnes. Charles Valach. Ann Lane. Jeanne Preeser. Colleen SchmlU. Marian Cade. Blow Kirk. Fred Weber. FRONT ROW: John Hargrove. James Hill. Gladys Wancen. Doris Holmqulst. John Tweedy. Rickey Weinberg. Helen Slorey. (131) Marvin Beatty Margaret Fisher John Nelson Marian Cade John Gander Thomas Roblschon Richard Chauncr Robert Hovleld William Sanders Denny Condotta James Kane Martha Saunders Gene Coombs Charles Kestle Pat Stenhjem Leonard Etchart Elo se Kirk Elsie Varcoc Janice Fenske Charles Masten George Watson WUoh, Who- . . . Amo+uj. StuAe tti Ut AmeAiccat cuut College . UlKo s 1UK« AM0N6 STUOENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES ANO COLLEGES These people are practically blue bloods compared to the rest of w: peons. They are recommend.d by the faculty in recognition of their merit and accomplishments. Their names will be found with those of other students throughout the United States in the pages of the publication. Who's Who Among Students in American Universities end Colleges.' I U) Miss Gwen Burke Cinderella Girl of 1950 Miss Corrine Mosher Junior Prom Queen Miss Martha Saunders Homecoming Queen Miss Colleen Korell Harvest Ball Queen - X iss Gloria Siva ns o� . Hes Houffan Queen Dance Mehitabel, dance. Caper and shake a leg; What little blood is Left will fizz like wine In a keg. —ARCHY and MEHITABEL Don Marquis rfctivitied Publication An able man with words, enthusiasm for ideas—this is Bob Hosfeld. the I949-50 head of MSC’s Exponent. He and the Exponent had a stormy year together, but weathered it triumphantly. Better known as ■'Boots', for some unknown reason. Darrell Irs'in is the Business Manager of the Exponent and an expert in the fine art of jelly-bcanmg. MSC's Weekly Wonder, the Exponent, had a tumultous y.ar. what with one thing and another. With the installation of Bob Hosfeld as editor, the Exponent got a face lifting, which resulted in a more interesting-looking, readable paper. Staff members, who at times are sure that no one reads the Exponent, were surpris.d and pleased to find that the students of MSC are interested in the paper after all. This was demonstrated by the attendance at an open meeting of the Board of Publications held I;all quarter for the purpose of straightening out a little misunderstanding about the news sheet. After the one dynamic slip, the editor and staff saw to it that we of MSC could feel safe in sending copies of the paper home to Mom and Dad without feeling uncomfortable about it. Some of us even let our sisters see it. Mcmtana 'Xspxute+it (MO) EDITORIAL STAFF L. to R.: Kenny Kyi . Bill Arndt SPORTS STAFF L. to R.: W1UU McClarty. Jack Rocer Ray Stockhlll. Paul Dull BUSINESS STAFF CIRCULATION BACK ROW. L. to R-: BUI Partlncton. Bill Bradford. Bob Smith. L to R : Patsy Smith. Betty Ward. Patty Nertney. Barbara Ralston. Jack Darlow. Tom Steyaert. Colleen Korell. FRONT ROW: Allen Brown, Dave Parker. Lois Hardle. Bob Woodahl. Boots Irvin. NEWS STAFF BACK ROW. L to R Donalee Messmer. Joan McCrack'n. Alice Opalka. Jeannle Kelloita. John Hargrove. Edith Johnston. Pamllle Cottam, Marie Monde 111. FRONT ROW: Cyrus Noe. Sanna Green Bernice Dobler, Shirley Johnson. El a Citroen. Doris Nye. Pat Hammond. STAPF HEADS PAT HAMMOND Society Editor WILLIS McCLARTY Snorts Editor CYRUS NOE Copy Editor PATSY SMITH Circulation Editor (141) Could Glenn Jorn be ibe man who digs up those jokes in the Montana Engineer.' No one will admit the truth about this. It is eertain that Glenn is a fine editor because the Engineer is a fine magazine. Bob Fehlberg keeps busy managing the business end of the Montana Engineer which must be a pretty big job. Me must do a good job judging from the professional look of the magazine. He keeps that money rolling in—and out. no doubt. Few students are familiar with this technical publication. The cover is always very good, and the jokes—why is it that certain people look knowingly at each other when the Montana Engineer’s jokes are mentioned? It's enough to make you want to read the magazine. They do say that there is more to it than the jokes, however. Very fine technical articles, etc. Take a look sometime. Mo tcava CrHXjittee i GENERAL STAFF (142) BACK ROW. L. (OR.: Ed Hushes. Ralph Holker. FRONT ROW. Noel Peterson. BUI Malltek. Lee Gendreau. Elliott Djrbdal John Gander, well-known track star, embezzler and after-dinner speaker edits the College Farmer in addition to his other activities. Joe Quinn handles the business for the College F armer, and he does it in a capable manner as can be seen by the way the magazine has prospered since its recent beginning. The Aggies and Home Ec girls conspire to hide this magazine from the rest of us. The Aggies put it out. send it to the Home Oc girls, and that's that. Well, we are probably exaggerating again. It's a good maga- zine. and coming right up to hold its own among older campus publications. It deals with matters of farming and farming, etc. The last copy we saw had a picture of some cows on it. Qoile e fyansnesi BUSINESS 8TAFF NEWS STAFF BACK ROW. L. to R.: Gall Stensland. Jim Kolar. BACK ROW. L. to R Oeorse Watson. Leroy Nledermler. FRONT ROW: Ed Hanson Gale Goylns. Mlkt J e son. Fred WesUaan. FRONT ROW: Marvin Costello. Barbara Miller. Leonard Etchart. (143) If you arc looking for Tom Drummond, go firs; to the Montanan office. If he isn t there. look in the Coffee Shop. If he is not to Ik seen in either place, give up—he has gone home to bed. As this year's Montanan editor. Tom has turned out a good annual, as well as staying on good terms with everyone—no mean trick. This year's Business Manager for the Montanan is Bustling Brown, also known as Smiley.” Jim always has the biggest smile and the most trouble of anyone around Defined firstly as 'a lot of work. by those loafing hereabouts in the Montanan office. Who can say whether or not it is worth all this effort? We certainly hope that it is. An editor, assistant editor, business manager, sports, photography, and art editors plus a staff of countless hundreds work on and put out the book which you now see before you. Mortta+ta+t BACK ROW. I. to R.: Don Hanto. Lloyd Rrder. Tom Kuhr. Don Elwell. Ray Stockhlll. Theodore Larsen. A1 Chabal. Carl Tripp. Jack Seifert. Ed Hanson. FRONT ROW: Eugene Hockett. Bill Lorentr- Ed Holm. Stanley Olsen. Charles Fahinren Bob Raftery. Leroy Spain. John Coverdale. BACK ROW. L to R Anna Ronnlnc. Ramona Nelson. Marilyn Pear on. Ellen Pearson. Betsy Davies. Bernice Doblcr. Hazel Neff. Rickey Weinberg. FRONT ROW: Shirley Collins. Doris Shuyler. Phyllis Van Vorous. Holly Hardy. Jean Heldt Shirley Johnson. (144) MARIAN CADE Associate Editor OWEN BURKE Office Manazer RUAN'E DUNLAP Associate Editor I.EAR FLAN AO AN Index Editor JIM SMITH Associate Editor DAVE HAYNES Art Editor OTTO STEVENS Advertising Manarer BOB HOSFKLD Sports Editor GALE GOYISS Mounting Editor JO AS SteCRACKES Women's Sports Editor Everybody has to gel into the act FDITORIAL STAFF BACK ROW. L. to R.: Don Copley. Leroy Nledermeyer. Roland Mosher. Lear Flanagan. FRONT ROW: Patsy Smith. Colleen Korell. Marvclle Jackson. ART STAFF L. to R : Oordon P.'att . Daryl Frank Ritter. Jim Newton. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Lee. BACK ROW. L. to R : Jack Parker. Hal Lucius. FRONT ROW: Harold Draper. Robert Motby. (145) JOSEPH PITCH Beloved by all drama enthusiasts as a good man with a joke. Joe Fitch came to MSC this fall after having received his Master's Degree at Yale last year. He has already proven that he can turn out a good show. If the actors won't or can't emote properly. Joe can take over and play any and every part in the play, from ingenue to villi an. besides impersonating the ushers, the audience and the popcorn man in the lobby. For such talent, there are no words. We can only applaud Dramatics at MSC face numerous difficulties—lack of funds, no campus theatre, indifference on the part of the student body. In spite of these problems, those who are interested enough in Drama to take part have done some fine work on campus productions. A new stimulus was added this year when Joe Fitch announced the founding of a drama club, open to anyone interested in working on plays in one way or another. Anyone who goes out for dramatics does it purely on a voluntary basis, as no credit is given for it. Students handle lighting, costuming, advertising, business, make-up. besides the acting. Coach Sack a+uH feuAki+i BACK ROW. L. to R.: Jim Leslie. Ray Stockhtll. Elmer Armstrong Charles Valach. Jack Robbers. Stanley Wheeler. Bob Vine. Taylor Meosom. K erett Marble. Dick Hansen. Dick Giroux. Leland Grover. Jim Kane. Vic Smith. John Martlnscn. SECOND ROW Charles Pearson. Joseph Fitch. Phyllis VanVorous. Nancy Yonkce. Marjorie Morgan Patricia Brown. Kathleen Whelan. Anita Svlndland. Hollle Hardy. Jerry Kramer. Donna Schumacher. Betty Jane Boswell. Patricia Nel on. Joyce Baker. Ellrabeth Peter. Jim Brown FIRST ROW Helen Cameron. Mildred Bieler. Lavonne Johns. Marie Mondellt, Joyce Murphy. Alice Stork Maryltnn Hartwig. Janet Holland. Shelley O’Connell, Donna lee Me -mer. Olendamae Chadbournc. Carolyn Holmes. Donna Hyssop. Bob Richey. I mean it. Shall we dance.' tf-all Play ly Sister Eileen started MSC’s 1949-50 Dramatics with a bang. Donalcc Messmer played the blond. Beautiful, and bubble-headed Eileen, while Clair Belshaw portrayed the less-lovely, long suffering, but likeable sister Ruth. Bob Vine was Appopolous. the temperamental landlord, and Taylor Measom was convincing in the role of the drunken newspaper reporter. This play had plenty of action—everything from drunks, with the wrong idea, hanging in at the window, to the Brazilian navy also with the wrong idea, conga ing through the apartment. The set designers took honors with their convincing idea of a cheap, mouldy basement apartment in Greenwich Village. The navy has landed. Situation well in hand. And therefore—- (M7) I lived here once. Wittiest Play For a few facts of Our Town.” we call upon the Professor. It must be Choir rehearsal. Bozeman audiences were startled and pleased by the MSC winter play— Our Town. Stan Wheeler was the likeable stage manager who guided the audience through a period of time in a small town a time long enough to show youth, marriage and death as they affected two people, portrayed by Jerrie Kramer and Jim Kane—two people who represented, basically, all people. The boards trod by the cast of Our Town were truly bare—scenery was composed of a backdrop, two trellises, two tables, two stepladders. a few chairs, excellent lighting effects and the audience's imagination. The play was presented twice in Bozeman and once in Livingston. The first performance. February I 3. was dedicated to the memory of the seven MSC students who lost their lives in an automobile accident on Sunday. February 1 2. Curtain Call! (148) Chin up' Slow and easy. feeJusuH the Gun£cU+vi The all too-often forgotten members of the play. Backstage crews did admirable jobs on the shows this year, working on scenery, costumes and makeup, props, lighting and sound effects. These people who work behind the scenes to bring the finished product to the audience deserve much credit. Probably the outstanding technical device in My Sister Eileen was the et. with its big basement window. In Our Town. the lighting was super elegant, but audiences were attracted by the sound effect, minus props. Th milkman walks across the stage, we hear the sound of clinking milk bottles, but there are no bottles to be seen. He pats the thin air and a horse whinnies. The effect is astounding, to say the least. One acquaintance of ours left in the middle of the play explaining later that he had forgotten his glasses and couldn't see a thing. Fuller, learning as usual. The world is down on me too! I didn't think it was that bad—Transfiguration. Me+vi Octet L. to R.: Gory Graves. John Oreen. John Stewart. Jim Kane. Stan Williams. Bud Wun. Bob Johnson. Bob Mercer. flutes: Joan Brown. Ouy Wagner Oboe: Carol Merz. Clarinets: Pat Bauer. Steve Sabol. Barbara Muir. French Horns. Clifton Knapp. Judith Johnson. Ralph Kenyon. Ray Lightner. Trombones: Jim Livers. Bob Hoyt. Fremont Hancock. Pat Standtsh. Phyllis Hays. Myron Strand. John Orndorff. Ernest Todd. Conrad Kercher. Bassoon: Frank Deal. Bass Clarinet: Bill Harris. Baritones: Larry Blake. David Carlstrom. Cornets: John Over. Robert Marks. Gene Ernst. Trumpets: Bob Long. Marvin Kuebter. Harry Hartley. Alto Sax: Jim McCann. Bernice Smith Tenor 8ax: Douglas Anderson. Baritone Sax: Prescott Hackelt. Basses: Robert Wannebo. Donald Copley. Truman Anderson. James H. Smith. Drums: Gary Hall. Donnell LlnthaCum.Davld King. (1 0) rWo+tte+vi Se-pUei L. to R.: Dorothy Walton. KnoU Collin . Jean Heldt. Claire Vancellsti. Marjorie Davidson. Pat Erpeldlng. Ruth Lentz. O'Lclte ia Clarinet : James Crouch. Clayton Bostic. Willard Ooodan. Phil Davis. Bob Nichelton. Pat Bauer. Berney Jone Bally Staley. Roger Sherman. Allan Moore. Bob Schilling. A1 Chabal. Bob King. Kuo Taylor. Barbara Krey. Prank Dlckover, Richard Orman. Madge Niven. Anne Lane. Dorothy Loch. Steve Sabol. Beverly Kingsbury. Barbara Muir. Piute and Piccolo: Donald Cheever. Katherine Nash Guy Wagner. Joan Brown. Oboe: Carol Merr. Robert Romek. Bassoon: Prank Deal. Bass Clarinets: Howard Mccklenberg. Bill Harris. E flat Clarinet: Carol Morris. String Bass: Lester Fry lle. Judith Johnson Alto 8axophyne: Jim McCann. Yvonne Collin . Ann Anderson. Tenor Saxophone: Lloyd Reeder. Bernadlne Banderob. Prench Horn: Clifton Knapp. Lawrence Powell. Judith Johnson. Rachel Weinberg. Harvey Pierce. Ralph Kenyon. Pred Menzel. Coronet: Wilbur 81m . Pat Miller. John Amundson Jay Preston. Ororgc Westlake. Bob Jones. Trumpets: Harold Godtland. Jack Dresner. John Doll. Laurls Colltson. Baritone: Lester Pryslle- Dean Lund. Lirry Blake. Jean Gould. Priscilla Orcutt. Trombone: Charles Kestle. Russell Bu� h. Gary Oruve . Keith Colltson. Bill Miller. Prcmont Hancock. Oscar Swenson Sousaphones: Carl Anderson. Charles Smola. Jim Rodgers. Hell Jaccard. Wayne B.rd. Nicholas Optc. Percussion: Donald Voelker. Eugene Dehnert. Walter Lab. William Cummings. Jerrle Kramer. Plano Accompanist: Jean Oould. Go-nc U GltosuU BACK ROW, L. to H : Bob Johnson. Dave Davidson. Bob Mercer. John Wallace. Larry Powell. Bill Neel. Ken Jensen. Leroy Amunrud. THIRD ROW: Earle Douglas. BUI Goodan. Stan Williams. Bud Waage. John W. Green. Bud Yost. Bob Dundas. Conrad Sundvl . Director. SECOND ROW: Jo Ann Pecic. Eloi.e R Kirk. Margaret Bold. Jean Heldt. Margie Morrow. Greta Oay. Anna Ronnlnc. Betty Brock. Enola Collins. FIRST ROW: Ann Anderson. Joan Kill. Pat Erpeldlng. Marjorie Davidson. Dorothy Elliott. Janice Fenske. Avalon Mayer. I'lobccU Ucaui Director: Edmund P Sedlvy. Drum Majors: Donald Voelker and Lester Fryslle Baton Tmirlers: Jane Dougherty. Captain: Katherine Vanisko. Ramona Nelson. Alice Brown Percussion: Jim Leslie. Louts Bartley. Gary Hall. William Cummings. David King Eugene Dehnert. Clarinets: Clayton Bottle. Bob Romek. Frank Deal. Frank Dlckover. Phil Davis. Bob Nichelson. Willard Ooodan. A1 Chabai. James Crouch. Bob Schilling. French Horns: Ray Ltghtner. Lawrence Powell. Ralph Kenyon. Harvey Pierce. Piccolo Donald Cheever. Kenneth Kyle. Baritones: Lester Fryslle. David Carlstrom Larry Blake. Dean Lund. Truman Anderson Basses: Nick Opie. Jim Rogers. Charles Smola Donald Copley. Hlel Jaccard. Wayne Bird. Coronets and Trumpets: George Westlake. Palmer Larsen. Dale Hall. Bob Jones. Harry Hartley. Harold Godtland. John Green. Bob Long. Gene Ernst. Wilbur Sims. John Amundson. Jay Preston. Trombones: Bill Miller. John Orndorlf. Ernest Todd. Fremont Hancock. Jim Livers. Oscar Swenson. Myron Strand Conrad Kercher. Russell Bush Charles Kestle Keith Colllson. Steve Sabo!. Bob Hoyt. Saxophones: Bill Harris Douglas Anderson. John Cannon. Jim McCann. Bob Morrlsette. John Arnott. Conceit Qandl Violins: Elols Kirk. Dorothy Lolgren. Phil Beagles. John Bader. Kay Shaver . Mary Blank. Marie Mondelll. Barbara Miller. Kenneth Kyle Viola: Harvey Carlson. Cello Vlggo Anderson. Priscilla Orcutt String Bass: Leone Welch Lester Pryslle Flutes: Norma Fryalle. Don Cheever. Ouy Wagner. Oboe: Bette Hall. Clarinet: Bob Schilling. Horn: Clllton Knapp. Harvey Pierce. Trumpets Harold Godtland Harry Hartley. Trombone: Charles Kewtle. Keith CollUon. Russell Bush. Tuba: Wayne Bird. Timpani: Clark Welch. Mined Qlee BACK ROW. L. to R.: Velma Miles. Alice Brown. Jim Woodburn. Bob Whltesltt. Frank Eakes. Bob Johnson. Tony Olson. Everett Waate. William Neel. Steve Henault. Earl Dedman. John Bralda. Bill Dorward. Earle Douglas. Maryllnn Kart wig. Janet Holland. THIRD ROW; Bill Wright. Bill Miller. Hlel Jaccard. Leon Benz 11. Ray Parxyck. Paul Kuhr. Bud Vost. Stanley Williams. Ed Strong. Bob Richey. John W. Oreen. Bob Dundas. Edward Arnott. David Akins. Kenneth Jensen. SECOND ROW: Katherine Sim. Lynne Newell. Eva Stewart. Marge Plorer. Mary Anderson. Greta Gay. Margie Morrow. Pat Erpeldlng. Joan Kill. Martha McGhee. Lavonne Johns. Thelma Halgh. Barbara Miller. Primrose Orasseschl. Shirley Cottle. Betty Brock. Janice Fenske. Elza Citroen, FIRST ROW: Anna Ronning. Margaret Bold. Jean Heidt. Ann Anlerson. Dorothy Elliott. Evelyn Oertenson Conrad Sanvig. Jo Ann Peck. Anita Svindland. Elolse Kirk. Avalon Mayer. Marilyn Oordon. Barbara Nickelson. Donneatta Wind! . JOHN PARKER. Coach Future after-dinner speakers. These are the really long-winded individuals on the campus, and it's pretty hard to worst them in a verbal battle. They are much more active than many people realize. For example, this year they held a Rocky Mountain speech conference here, held intramural debates during the winter, sent John Hargrove. Jim Vandenburg. Ken Duncan, and George Dalihorp to I.infield College in Oregon where they won four out of six. attended the Northwest Speech Tournament at Missoula and the State Speech Tournament at Helena. The big feather in their cap was the appearance of the two young Scotch debaters here at MSC. sponsored by Forensics, and enjoyed by everyone. belxate 7earn BACK ROW I. to R : Tom RobUehon. Ken Duncan. I. land Cade. John Parker. FRONT ROW Eugene Swank. John Harcrove. Jim Vandenburg. Peg Fisher. Vasuehf, BUow- A typical afternoon at the Gridiron. Picket line. My tears arc sincere. Shades of the flapper and the drugstore cowboy—whence came these shining specimens of Flaming Youth? Homecoming. 1949. was highlighted by the Variety Show, featuring skits and songs on the theme of the Gay Nineties and the Twenties, in honor of the two classes of alums being honored this year. Don Trueblood. of the Hnglish department. was in charge of this display of talent and old clothes—it was all there, from the Barbershop Quartet to the Charleston. “What Happened. (1 5) fjudcfUuj, l G n'i Jlia itacJz BACK ROW. L. to R.: John Stewart. Mile Swan. Bob Saukc. Delbert Carter FRONT ROW: Charles Elliott. John McClcary. P S. Wlllaon. Coach. 'Wool Jeam (156) BACK ROW. L. to R.: Dick Cassutt. Georae Watson. Bob Slebraue. FRONT ROW C. Hushes- Coach: Howard Teslund. ManujjOcturin 'leant BACK ROW': Ed McHugh. FRONT ROW: John Brenec. Coach; Howard Crumbaker. John II. Nelson. baitof. Production 'leant (157) BACK ROW. L. to R.: E. A. Keyes. Coach; Don Bratton. FRONT ROW. Keith Nordhelm. Bill Hawkins. Stewart Miller. Cj iai t 7eam BACK ROW. L. to R.: Frank Petr. Coach: Darrell Goodmunson. FRONT ROW Wyman Nyoulst. John Kolar. Howard WUlson. Such intense concentration. What is it. anyway? Judging.—I can think of a lot of other things I’d rather judge. Looking for fleas? (158) JUttle 9nteAnati wal This is the Big Moment for the Aggies, and they do themselves proud in their livestock displays. Little International is a two-day affair and includes everything from cattle showing to a greased pig chase. All very interesting, especially the latter. Harvest Ball Queen. Colleen Korell. reigns here. Most everyone on campus is proud of the Little International. The V. I. P. this year was Jim Paugh. This is what all the work is for. Congratulations. That isn't what I taught you. Roll out the Barrel. This is it! (159) Gollexje (laden Montana State's cowboys really shine here. Anyone who likes to sit—or try to sit—on an unhappy horse may try. Also featured, the wild cow milking contest, bull dogging, and all the thrills and spills of a good old western rodeo. Sometimes we get the urge to try one of those broncs for size, but we always manage to calm down after the first rider hits the dust—after all. here, as in football. They also serve who only stand and watch.” Got to have an audience, you know. (160) I hope the ground's soft. All part of a rodeo cast. Let 'er buck! f The Big Headache. An observer might notice several types of registering students: 1. the Quickie. He can register in less than an hour and loves to brag about it. Once a well-known Senior, apparently in a fit of pique, pushed a Quickie down the stairs. It was discovered later that the Senior had spent four and a half hours registering and then had to take Saturday classes and straight eight o'clock's. The jury freed him. 2. The Greenie. If the green frosh hat didn't give this one away, the harried expression would. He doesn't know what it's all about and doesn't pretend to know. This poor member of the largest class is trapped where lines are longest and competitors strongest. One Greenie. after standing in the PE line for two hours, collapsed just as she reached the desk. The PE instructor told her to stop being silly and signed her up for Correctives. As the sun sinks in the west and we regretfully leave the deserted Tanbark. we see a limp-looking girl sitting by the English table. As we hurry by. wv hear her muttering sorrowfully. He said he was just going for coffee and by damn. I'll sit here till he gets back! What a Mess! 1643 to 1690. and you're a little late! (162) Fangs supervise and Spurs feed (at a price) the Frosh who climb that tall hill to whitewash the M. The freshmen are routed out at an hour when they are too sleepy to resist and sent to the M in huge vans. From there, they must walk, and the walking is right straight up. too. Some never make it to the top. and those who do. find their efforts rewarded by an order to stop standing around panting and get to work. Lunch is served on the Flagpole lawn after the job is done, and this is followed by an M-club sponsored Kangaroo Court. Here, an unwary observer may get pie in the eye. souffle in the toupee—or maybe wet woolies (and that water is COLD). After these strenuous ceremonies, students retire to really celebrate M Day. (or to curse it. depending upon whether or not they spent the morning on the M.) (163) M % Uf, cJlo-nteMwUaCf, i though! this was a sack race Lambda Chi Alpha's winning pot a toe worm Organized houses were decked out to welcome alumns hack to MSC. The Variety Show Friday night featured the flaming Twenties, with a dash or two of Gay Nineties. The same theme was followed by a number of the groups who had floats in the Saturday morning parade. Most important of all was the game Saturday afternoon, which was followed by a barbecue in the Tanbark. Students were a little ashamed of the tornup campus, but alumns seemed to enjoy being back, and as far as we know, there were no casualties among the older people who have forgotten how to handle MSC mud holes, ditches and sand traps. Queen Martha Saunders and her two attendants. Sigma Alpha Epsilon's winning lawn decoration. Margie Morrow and Peggy Fisher. ( I 04) The Crisis Get that man. Let's give fifteen for the Cats! Five!-------- Ten!--------------FIFTEEN:-------------Ray! The Big Day of the sports year. Both schools decamped to Butte where they spent a happy day making snide remarks about each other s schools, imbibing a bit of cheer-up. and attending the game.—at least some of them attending the game. Head Stamping Grounds was the Finlen Hotel, where the lobby was crowded to bursting with jovial fans displaying pompons, crysanthemums and. here and there, a black eye. Bobcats lost the copper bowl to the Grizzlies again this year, but the party was no less jolly for the loss. Jane Dougherty and her girls leading the parade do with a whistle? Quite Qame (165) GltAiittnoA. Sincf, Each year, as the girls fearfully mount the treacherous bleacher steps, we wait for someone to fall through—each year no one does. But sometimes they come pretty close to it. Organized houses practiced diligently for weeks ahead in order to make a good showing at the Christmas sing. Highlight of the program was Conrad Sandvig as master of ceremonies— the chorus director had been ill for some time prior to the Sing. (166) The Chi Omega's give forth. Just waiting. What docs that do? Getting a taste of sorority life. Each spring, hordes of high school students descend upon fair MSC to look the place over and to take college aptitude tests—all departments, from cowbarn to art lab. do a quick houseclcaning job. set up some displays and throw their doors open to the visitors— students listen to a speech or two. get acquainted with the campus—And the social life—thanks to Spurs and F:angs. who sponsor a High School Week mixer for the guests. Another important feature is the gathering of high school principals—at this time, they often interview MSC seniors about prospective teaching jobs. School Week (167) could . � o: Pardon me, I thought I was in the Library—This is the Library? Looks like the boudoir of a rather bookish young lady.” We do like it though. No matter how far it sets Architecture back in Montana. this is an improvement over the old library—trimmed as it was in molr-bolr brown. Also, it's more conducive to study, smooching, or whatever else you go to the library to do. It's too cold to work now. Now it begins to look like a building. (168) Moving Books. The easy way to move books. Dedicated in the spring after being open all winter the library seems destin.d to become one of the more used buildings on our fair campus. The man at the dedication service stated that the library contained some 9 .000 volumes. Rumor has it that when they dedicated the old library the same 9).000 volumes were available then also. Now there we go again, exaggerating as usual. To be honest our library contains some very fine reference books for those who desire to refer. (169) As men of reason we scoff At war; os men of business We fear it; as men of Religion and good-will we Loathe it; and as artists We love it. ERNEST RAYMOND 9 vLtn.ucixm BACK ROW. L. 10 R.: Winifred Eblen. Roger Rogney. Chester Wilson. Ralph Mende. George Lehman. PROMT ROW: Leon Koneeki. Leon Rouge. Robert McCrory, Alexander Small. GoApA 9nAt uctasi'L BACK ROW. I., to R.: Charles Nichol. James Uptain. Winston Shaw. Paul White. I RON I ROW: Percy Pauskin. John Carr. Clarence Roitsch. G H. Christensen. (172) fycdl 2.uanieA- Cadet Ofjfficesil gene: coombs Cadet Colonel WILLIAM ODNEAL Cadet Executive MARVIN JONES S-J GLENN JORN Ad nit ant fiattalia n Q'ljujz J+tja+tbuf. HattaUa t DALE ZADOW Hamilton Commander EUGENE STRUCK GORDON PLATTS Hattalion Executive Adjutant Ai Qnoujx KEITH NEWBY Group Commander EVERETT WAAGE Adfutant ROLAND SOIT Group Executive EDWARD BOWER S-f (173) EDWARD KRISMAN JAMES SNELL EMILE RUEFIER Company Commander Executive Officer Platoon Leader DAVID FORSYTHE RICHARD LORENTZEN Platoon Leader Platoon Leader EDWARD WEBSTER Platoon Leader Go+nfia+tq, Gjjlfice id. CECIL CLARK EVERETT CUMMINGS ADAM MARSHALL JACK CROSBY Platoon Leader Platoon Leader Company Commander Executive Officer DOUGLAS HOCKSTRA Platoon Leader (174) OTTO STEVENS Platoon Leader EDWIN JACOBSON Platoon Leader HERBERT JAMES Platoon Leader DAVID NORTON Company Commander BERNEY JONES Platoon Leader WILLIAM MANSER Executive Officer EDWARD NAEGB1.1 Platoon Leader S Hla4itn44 Go+np.a+uj, DARRELL IRWIN Company Commander JIM LESLIE RAYMOND LEVRA CHARLES PEARSON Company Executive Platoon Leader Platoon Leader RAY ECTON Platoon Leader JOHN DARLOW Platoon Leader (175) Ain ScfruadsuMt A LEONARD ETCHART Squadron Commander FRANK RITTER Flight Leader GEORGE WATSON Squadron Executive PAUL SHIELDS Flight Leader GEORGE BOWER Flight Leader LARRY SCHROEDER Flight Sergeant WILLIAM GRAYBOW Flight Leader CHRIS SMALL Flight Sergeant Ain. ScjfUaAna+t fe OjJjiceSiA, OWEN SPEAKER Flight Leader JIM SHERROW Squadron Commander GARY WETZSTEON Flight Leader ROY PH SCH Executive Officer DWIGHT VADNAIS First Sergeant JAMES ESMAY Flight Leader HARRY MEIER Flight Sergeant EDWARD SHELTON Flight Leader JAMES SCHRUMPH Flight Sergeant (176) Ain S ua uut Q (bjjjjice vi RUSSELL GUSTAFSON JACK MIL BURN Flight Leader Squadron Commander JAMES KINGSBURY Flight Leader ROBERT STEWART Executive Officer DONALD PETERSON First Sergeant JAMES BROWN THOMAS DRUMMOND Flight Leader Flight Leader GENE STERGAR FRED WESTMAN Flight Sergeant Flight Sergeant Ain ScjfUa na+t Oj iceAA. RALPH DAY Squadron Commander HERMAN MOORE Flight l.eader WYMAN NYQUIST Executive Officer GUNTHER RAHNEFIELD Flight Leader RICHARD V. GOULD Flight Leader JAMES ROGERS First Sergeant KARSTON KORSLUND Flight Leader JAMES BRENNON Flight Sergeant (1 77) lib StfruaduMi £ OjJjicesil JOHN CLARK Si uadron Commander BILL HUPP Flight Leader MARVIN BEATTY Executive Officer RUANE DUNLAP First Sergeant PATRICK DOHERTY Flight Leader PHIL HAUCK Flight Sergeant DONALD HANTO Flight Leader LLOYD REDER Flight Sergeant BACK ROW. L. to R : Ed Krisman. Don Newby. Charles Beers. David Lynch. Gale Goyins. Donald Marshall. ERONT ROW: Charles Smith. Guy Wagner. Robert Raftery. Robert Eyman. Earl Kleinfelder. (178) SabesietteA, BACK ROW. L. to R.: Beth RoMlcnol. Pat� y Smith. Bonita Hay. . Corrinr Oalt. Jean DeVolr. Anna Ronnlni. Oerry Kay Hardy. Beth Stone. Arlene Lana, Bertie Wllxon. Ellen Jean Manthey. D.tore Goodrich. SECOND ROW: Velma Mile . Florence Howanach. Mary Lou Bolt . Laurlx Colllxon. Patricia Nelton, Barbara Bertholf. PhyllU Van Voroux. Kathleen Whelan. Colleen Korell. Ellen Pcarxon. All:e Brown. FIRST ROW: Barbara Krey. Mariorle Shuyler. Pat Kendley. Nan-y Nye. Oreta Oay. Pliylt Cavanauah. Marca Hoxaeuv Marsle Morrow. Jack Marquis 1049 recipient of the Pul another nickel in. in the Galt Memorial. (179) Company 7 SIXTH ROW. I., to R : Frank Holloway. David Tot rick. James Woodburn. Robert Graham. Tyrus Matsuoka. FIFTH ROW: Darrell Barrick. Edward Spang. William Stephenson. I.eRoy Albrecht. Robert Kay. Joseph Jaskot. FOURTH ROW: Fred Shagina. Robert Weast. Gail Stensland.. Charles Clark. Richard Porte. William Hunt. THIRD ROW: Taylor Wyman. Eugene Horton. Paul Wet steon. Leo Durham. Paul Muncta. Kenneth Fender. SECOND ROW: Robert Nugent. Harrison Fagg. Robert Klav. John Reynolds. David Lynch. Allan Wang. FIRST ROW: Hayden Elliott. Tom Bryan. Carl Tucker. Glenn Skaalure. Leonard Buell. John Bawden. Harry Harrity. Jack Cassidy. Company ft FIFTH ROW. L. to R.: Marion Hamblen. Robert W. Jones. James McDonald. Noral Johnson. Edward Jones. William Bradford. Rolla W. Lowery. FOURTH ROW: James Hill. Glenn Coughlan. William Tompkins. William Chase. Leo Schroeder. Lawrence Powell. THIRD ROW: Charles Fahlgren. Raymon Trower. Roger Tunni-diff. Robert T. Hafferman. man. Loris Hamlin. Clarence Pile. SECOND ROW: Robert Lowery. Kenneth Pinkerton. Darrell Par vinen. Perry E. Oakley. Kuriis Ucland. FIRST ROW: Henry Stokke. Walter Loo. William Armstrong. Ernest Fries. Gerry Fullerton. Vernon Sodergren. FRONT ROW: Jerry Border. August Hein. James Hoiness. Ronald Holm. Kirk Walton. Robert Richards. Bill Hursh. Allan Ranta. Company Q SIX 1 11 ROW: Jack Wolf. Frank Dorsey. James Taylor. Robert Dundas. Richard Pulis. James Mauws. FIFTH ROW: Robert l.aing. John Bowdish. Fred Peterson. Robert Tinnes. Barry Wood. James Mead. Robert R. Hill. FOURTH ROW: Paul Andrielanas Robert Romek. Robert Jorgcn son. Richard Aldworth. John Parker. Charles Grossman. Wil li3m Dimich. Robert Wensel. THIRD ROW: Robert Quene- moen. Robert Zion. Donald Hammer. Wallace Nor ley. Kendall Fuller. Gordon Lund. William Neel SECOND ROW: Don Eastman. Neil Hart. Roland Mosher. William Randash Jack Barisich. Fletcher Bennett. Robert Gray. Lotvis Eblen. FIRST ROW: Charles Wrighter. Robert Eyman. James MacMillan. Earl Kleinfelder. Myron Strand. Wallace Tucker. Richard Ushijima. Harold Treweek. William Taylor. Sfyta 'ia+t I SIXTH ROW. L. to R-: Wm. Ottem. Everett Cloniger. George Thompson. Neil Larsen, Robert Shular. John Dcmko. TILTH ROW: Jay Muller. Paul Brohaugh. Wallace Yates. Gerald Ragland. Charles Woods. Raymond Torrell. FOURTH ROW: Marvin Costello. Charles Gustafson. Alfred Chris-tofferson. John Dorn. George Robinson. Richard McGahan. THIRD ROW: Harrison Arndt. John Tarnam. Richard Good. Jake Jabs. Donald Sivcrtson. Grover Anderson. SECOND ROW: Robert Hurst. Donald Anderson. Earl Dcdman, Ralph Kenyon. Gale Goyins. Armon Eggen. I RON! ROW: Clark Spatn. Jack I.entfer. Benjamin Hoffman. I red Sielbach. Elmer Armstrong. Miles Dress. Medford Stapleton. SIXTH ROW: L. to R.: Allen Spurgeon. David Schncckloth. Danial Sweeney. Erie Gross. Louis Welch. John Wickersham. Trod Davison. TILTH ROW: Willi McClarty. William McLendon. James Carrig. Norman Wixson. Robert Lane. Robert Bergan. FOURTH ROW: Charles Shelton. John Peretti. Joseph Wright. Ralph Heikcn. Theodore Ander son. William Gustafson. William Chilcote. THIRD ROW: Oscar Schindelar. Robert Thomas. Norman Nelson. Erwin Stensvad. Michael McDonough. Palmer Larsen. SECOND ROW: Lester McMillan. William Jackson. Theodore Phillips. Pat Young. Dean Wollaston. FRONT ROW: Myron Rogenes. Milford Sherman. John McHugh. David Waldorf. Duane Wilson. George Deschamps. Joe Mc-Kethen. (181) SIXTH ROW. L. to R.: Gene Peterson. John England. Leonard Larsen. Elvis Uhdahl, Edward Olson. Warren Baker. James Jackson. FILTH ROW: Robert Miller. Eugene Kirchner. John McKenna. John Simonfy. Richard Bor sheim. Robert Smith. FOURTH ROW: Robert Madison. Ernest V'alach. Joseph Fritz, Burtis Meyer. Everett Martinelle. Milton Butler, James Hogan. Robert Bennett. Lester Bachman. THIRD ROW: Robert Saunders. William Cunningham. Everett Gee. Gene Haun. Jack Sohl, Wayne Chestnut. Nohl Petersen. SECOND ROW: Robert Hanson. David Bartlett. Dwight Shunk. Ronald Flinn. Carl Remple. Gideon Gilbert. Fredrick Mer-cord. Vernon Laubach. Glenn Reichman. 1 RONT ROW: Wayne Simanton. Robert Kirkpatrick. Donald Martin, William Banta. Charles Evans. Richard Gorsich. Elliott Dybdal. Robert Woodahl. £ ffuadl'vOH' -2) SIXTH ROW. L. to R.: Martin Turley. John Teigen. Tom Bleakly. Kenneth Todd. Robert l.owney. Leroy Larsen. Don McCurdie. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Steyaert. Emil Kuebler. John Turley. Arthur Wiedeman. Otto Schaeffler. FOURTH ROW: George Knoble. Ernest Guenin. Gilbert Korpela. Joseph Barnett. Henri Dosson-ville. Charles Jenne. Mathew Garrity. Leonard Larsen. Wilbur McGuire. THIRD ROW: Edmond Violette. Leonard Joppa. Kiel Pecken-paugh. John Howell. Robert Smith. Alvin Kober. SECOND ROW: David Parker. John Rose. John Strunk. Thomas Downey. Duane Hagen. Donald Trotter. Arlo Swanson. FRONT ROW: Richard Johnson. William Boylan. John Wocasek. Leonard Rohrcr. Edward Hughes. Ralph Holker. Whitney Johnson. (182) ?. 6. 7. C. Hand. BACK ROW. L. to R.: Edmund Scdivy. Bandleader: Gary E. Hall. Charles L. Beers. Hiel Jaccard. Donald R. Copley. William N. Lorentz. William D. Cummings. THIRD ROW: David L. Carl- Strom. Robert B. Corner. Dean R. Lund. Larry Blake. Raymond V. I.ightner. Harvey L. Pierce. Richard Jensen. Douglas L. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Harold B. Moes. Robert P. Raftery. Ken W. Kyle. Ted Hippely. Robert D. Waters. Donald W. Lambrecht. Robert E. Schilling. Doug Allard. James R. McCann. Clarence T. Tarum. IIRST ROW: Ernest G. Todd. James G. Allison. Lyle E. Spraggins. George R. Taylor. Robert A. Jones. Jack D. Delp. Cecil Holland. Jr.. Lloyd R. Saunders. John P. Doll. George Westlake. WILBUR SIMS BILL DICKINSON EUGENE DEI INERT I'b'ull ecoft BACK ROW. L. to R.: Tom Hull. Dale Kranz. Lorn Hardie. SECOND ROW: Dick Shaw. Tom Welch. Prank Muller. Dick McConnen. Budd Sinnott. ! RONT ROW: Jack Pletcher. George Snow. Jerry Dull. Jim Brown. Jim Dersham. And pomp and feast and Revelry with mask and Antique pageantry. L'ALLEGRO—Milton Alpha Qa+tuna (llto- Buck Allen Jerry Border BUI Boylan Don Cooley Marvin Costello Tom Drummond Ruane Dunlap Charles Elliott Dean Elliott Melvin Engelstad Gene Ernst James Esmay David Ferguson Lear Flanagan Bill Gander John Gander Oate Ooylns Jim Grccnslate Harold Gunderson Eugene llockett Robert Hockett Mike Jackson James Kolar John Kolar Paul Krenr Herb Lelghty Jack McDonald Leo McDonnell Bruce Mecklenbcrg Koaard Mecklenbcrg Roland Mosher William Neel Leroy Niedermler Jack Nelson David Norton James Paugh John Paugh Joe Quinn Don Rose John Rose (186) AlpJta belta CltafUe GEORGE WATSON President JOHN GANDER Vice President RUANE DUNLAP Secretary JAMES ESMAY T reasurer These boy don't have any overly amount of plaques and front doors, but every now and then—in fact quite frequently, either or both come up missing. By now the AGR's are getting pretty cagey and know just where to go to find them. They don't have to go far. The thieves, in need of a better system of protecting their property bought a welding machine. To cement relations, the AGR and Lambda Chi pledges gave a party, and the actives not to be outdone, sponsored a street dance. Sometimes the evenings are rather cool to have an outdoor dance, but the punch makes up for it. A very nice custom observed each year is the Sister Day Banquet held for the sisters of the fellows in the house. The boys have been very extravagant with their pins this year. They evidently feel the pins look better oh the gals. Bot) SUbraue Glenn Skaalure John Stewart Bob Stewart Bob Thompson Kenneth Todd Harold Tutvedt Letter Vanvlc Torn Vettkamp Don Voelker Joe Wellens Gerald Williams Howard Willson Bred Westman Oary Wetxsteon Douilas Allard Bv.d Due l We Butler Kloyd DeRusha Jack Doll Sever Enkerud Bill Piuccel Kred Gray Erie Gross Prescott Hackett Jim Jackson Perry Mathews Pat Murphy Dick Poll Paul Tutvedt Bob Wenzel Paul Wetsateon (187) Qawma Plti (iconic Dcschamps Kenneth Duncan Hartford Duselt Harry Edward Robert Ekblad R Pat Gamier Bobby Ocmmell Philip Hauck Robert Hearst John Hoff Earl HoUknecht Bobby Houck Richard Kirkpatrick James Kovack John Lumbro Paul Mallnak Donald McCurdle Marshall McPeck Clayton Nelson Paul Norderhus Bill Otto Norman Chamberlin Ken Davenport John Deck Charles Valach John Amundson Richard Barthelmess Jack Brown Paul Butkay George Chambers 188) CHARLES VALACH President GEORGE CHAMBERS Vice President EARL HOLZKNECHT Secretary BRUCE PIERCE Treaturer The Gamma Phi's have taken steps toward their goal of establishing a chapter of Sigma Nu on the campus. They do have a bit of real estate with the intention of building a permanent house. Until then, meetings and exchange dinners are held weekly at the SUB. If you look closely at the various banquets you can pick out the fellows behind a white jacket (finally caught up with them) and a pitcher of coffee. Don't blame the guys too much if you see them in the Union constantly—they're just having a meeting! Each year they honor the mothers of the members with a dinner and a tea. They try like the dickens to get a little studying done and carry pretty stiff schedules. During registration. though, they study their cards especially hard to see that nothing cuts in on their social activities. Bruce Pierce Steve Puhek Teddy Swift Charles Whitehead Frederick Crotly August Hein Nell Noll John Porter James Stephen Ernest Valach Keith Wright Earl Egan Cliff LeBrun Emile Huffier Jay Preston Bob Sweet Carl Walter Charles Barton Richard Funke Ray McKee Raymon Trower (189) afvp,a Sujma John Coverdale Robert Dean Don Klarell Roy Fountain Kenneth Green Norman Hansen Ben Hoffman Jay Jr’.Inrk Robert Morrisette Donald Marrlaae Robert Ounnlnahan E'-cene Dehnert Fred Erickson Harold Fryslle Charles Oustafson Harold Hanson Ed Holm Robert Johnson James Leslie Bradley Munro Jack Darlow Robert Dundas Richard Farrand John Goard William Hafferman David Haynes Jed Horton Whitney Johnson William Lorentz Lyle Nadeau Dave Davidson Hector Durocher Dave Forsythe Gary Graves William Haller Ted Hlppley Keith Husebye Cliff Knapp Michael McDonough Jack Nelson (190) jbelta Ha+nbdla GUafite'i ROBERT SMITH President AARON SCHENK Vice President ROBERT CUNNINGHAM Grand Master of Ceremonies DAVID DAVIDSON Seeeelary MAX CAR).SON T reaturer Supposedly these fellows believe in furthering their education. Undoubtedly that accounts for their interest in the girls across the alley. The pledges are well trained in that there must be an inborn reverence of temperance unions and a firm belief in the uselessness of the opposite sex. Have you noticed, though, how they change by the time they are actives? Here’s something that finally got cleared up—the air needed it as you shall sec. One of the girls’ houses borrowed' a few trophies and to show their appreciation left a well-perfumed dog in exchange. On top of that they scattered quite a number of hand made roses to throw the scent off of a stolen float. That was a t.rrible thing to do because the Kappa Sig's only swiped the wagon instead of the complete float. Paul Nelson Howard Perettl Lloyd Reder Aaron Schrnck William Newport Arden Peterson Jack Rehbers Robert Schilling Nicholas Ople Euiienc Qurnrmocn Alden Roncstad Paul Scolten Jack Owen Robert Quenemoen Fred Rowell Ed Slkora Frank Stlvey W.lbur Sims Bob Siverts Jim Snell Jack Sohl Jack Thompfon Charle. Warren Dan Crouter Allen Moore Robert Slayton Carl Tripp Gabriel Bedlsh William Kot Roger Rumph Otto Stevens John Urick Clayton Bostic Jack Lana RaymondStockhlll Ed Strong Ted Van Vorous John Cramer Robert Madison Don Trotter (ion Jlamhda Qlu Alpha Leonard Etch art Lyle Carden Clarence Christiansen Denny Condo: ta Ken Fuller Richard Hansen Edward Hanson Homer Hanson Donald Hanto Ernest Hicks James lllll Glenn Hungate Kick Kleinschmldt Ronald Knight Ralph Koontz Sammy Korsmoe Larry Laurence Weymeth Lon Dean Lund James MicVU'an Robert Matsler Richard Miller Larry Needham Ken Kclsh Gordon Olson Donald Peterson Gordon Platts James Purcell Colvin Rlmel Prank Ritter Victor Scorlll James Selkirk Roter Sherman Paul Shields Kenneth Smith Allen Spurgeon Gall Stensland George Taylor Walter Titus Harold Trewcek Dwight Vadnals James Vandenburg Charles Varnum Bob Wannebo Willard Johnson Berney Jones Noble Jones Elmer Kau (192) Zfitiian bella GUap.tesi LEONARD H I CHART President DENNY CONDOTTA Vue President JAMES PURCELL Secretory HOMER HANSEN Treasurer At one time during the year the Lambda Chi's decided, on their own. to present the school with an open-air gym. During one of their streaks at a show of talent, their skit was a little over explosive and practically raised the roof. (See page 155). The pledges toe the line pretty well ordinarily, but one day they did cut loose and the actives took it on the chin (probably not the only place either, if the fellows got hold of the paddles). Maybe that's where the boys got the knack for tree climbing. Once in a while they turn up with something constructive, say. for instance, their potato worm. They won first prize for that float and took it to Butte. The traditional function of the year is the Yukon Days which was held at the Framing Arrow. A few weeks before the party, you can see these fellows dashing around the campus with a considerable amount of shrubbery on their faces in order to look the part for their party. Robert Watkins Nick Weppler Jack Wolf Harold Yeager Jim Allison David Andrea Chuck Beer John Bralda Richard Bundy William Chapel Mark Etchart Bob Eyman Donald Kerris Donald Orey Ronald Holm Bill Keith Leslie Klnzel Hal Lucius Dave Lynch Robert McCall John Parker William Partington Richard Porte Harvey Rasmussen Leonard Rohrer Jack Saunders Kred Slelbach Harlan Skresvlg Myron Strand Ardell Swenson Wyman Taylor Herb Trovatten John Turley Martin Turley Clifford WlUson Blake Zlnnerker (193) Kappa Alpha Dick Giroux Frederick Boyd Bialnc Boothe Billie Burns Frank Campbell Everett Cummings Horace Driver Oeorse Geary Bill Giroux l.ouls Hanson Robert Hostcld Henry Irwin Duane Johnson Leonard Larsen Robert Lettlnca Charles Llneweaver Calvin Ludinc Stanley Lund Robert Marantette William Marantette Willis McClarty Curtis McVee Orville Neyrinck Ramon Nile Robert Ralelxh Jack Rogers Edward Scharn Billy Spencer Eugene VanArtsdalc Alva Welnrich Marvin Wenholz Stanley Wheeler William Wilson Lloyd Williamson Charles Wlnxard Delbert Ballard (194) Qa funa Kap ia Glt fite i DICK GIROUX Pretident Vice Pretident ROBERT RALEIGH Seerelary ORVILLE NEYRINCK Treaturer These boys arc among the more talented STUDENTS on the hill. They arc so good that they can sing two songs at once during a serenade—legitimate serenades that is. Their impromptu ones are much better, though. Midnight becomes them so. Their other talents include a mind reader, but he slipped up somewhere because the gang who swiped their plaque thought about it many times before he caught on to them. They get a little queen happy every year, like many others, and for the winter formal, they all agree on one thing for once and elect a girl from the campus to reign over their functions for the coming year. They consider themselves quite the sophisticated bunch, but have been most kind in allowing some solid folk dancers into the outfit. The hot rod car has been collecting cobwebs and snow since last spring but it will probably hit the road, in one piece if it's lucky, and it's long sleek lines and unhampered vision will grace the highways once more. Larry Blaise Robert Devries Leroy Larson Prank Mead Wallace Norley Warren Schmeckel Kenneth Spaller Robert Thomas Milton Butler Grant Gabrleison Raymond Llzhtner Charles Mercord Robert Nuzent David Sehneekloth Albert Splka Nathaniel Townsend Jack Delp Kenneth Kyle James Mauws Wayne Nipple Darrell Parvinen John Sipe Lyle Sprazzlns Norman Wixon (195) Harold Draper Donald Freebury Donald Harris Wayne Jackson Merle Kovatch Donald Eastman Gary Hall Charlts Hearty William Jackson Frank Lansbury Ronald Flinn Daniel Harris Joe Henske Robert Kay John Lansbury (196) JWg. tuto+l GltOfU l CHARI.HS AOKINSON President JOHN BASKET!-Vice President HUGH MELLON Secretary RICHARD LYMAN T reasurer In connection with tin- guest book, these fellows keep a day-by-dav diary. Let’s take a little peek into it and see what is recorded therein. The fall party was not only a circus but provided everyone with a lot of unexpected entertainment. One of the guests had a little difficulty getting home, especially when he tried to take a house along as an extra passenger in the car. This was negligence on his part simply because his wife forgot to put on the brake. Their amateur radio station should come in handy when it comes down to tracing lost beer mugs. The Lambda Chi’s turned them in but found a good many at a certain girls’ house—heavy guzzlers' The Phi Sig’s retaliated and got a bunch of paddles and car seats with the LXA mark on them. “Little Loot the train float wended its way into third prize for the parade last fall. Why did their Moonlight Girl give up the ghost and switch to Missoula' Do you suppose she found the stars brighter over there.' Can’t imagine it with all the good looking Phi Sig’s running loose around here. Jim Lehnen Charles Llntliacum Richard Lyman Hugh Mellcn Bert Meyers Walter Narkevtc Paul Rhodes John Tcluen Richard Zucllanl Kert Ainmon-b'on Perry Brackett Don Lambert Douglas McKay Gerald Mosher Kred Scherrcr (197) AlpJui ZpAilost l.uwston Burke Richard Baker Martin Batch Bill Bawden Charles Bllu Herman Bliss Dick Borshelm Edward Bower George Bower Milton Campbell l.oran Casey Robert Chenkorlch BUI Chltcote Milt Clawson Ralph Cole Jim Crawford Jack Crosby Leslie Curry Jim Dougherty Elliott Dybdal Ray Ecton Sidney Engstrom Lee Grndreau Charles Grossman Tom Hawkins Roy Houser BobJenklna John Earnam Jack Griffiths Ernie Guenln Wayne Hightower BUI Hupp Richard Jensen Bill Fouse Morgan Griffiths Bill Gustafson Douglas Hoekstra Darrell Irvin Reldar Johnson Gary Fullerton Dick Griffin John Harrer Jim Hotness Edwin Jacobsen Bill Jones Bob Jones Ed Jones Fred Knowles Dale Kranz Bob Long BUI Malllck Everett Marble Dick McConnen (108) Montana Alpha Gltapt i I.AWSTON BURKE President RICHARD SMITH Vice President JACK SWITZER Secretary WAYNE HIGHTOWER 7 reasurer In order to relieve the pledges of the nasty job of mowing the huge lawn, the lawn dance was revived (possibly a few of the guests, too). It was a cabaret theme with Japanese lanterns and Eric. Poor Eric’s amorous intentions weren’t too well received this year. Needless to say he didn’t appreciate the buckshot he received either. In the January door swap with the boys across the avenue. no one heard of any casualties, but it was a different story during another raid. One of the pledges got quite a trimming” and took the business away from the barbers for quite a while. They would like to prolong a coffee hour with some co-ed trophy thieves, but that was nipped in the bud. Now it is looked upon as the first and last pajama coffee hour. The Spider Web theme copped first in the Homecoming l awn Decorations. Dave Parker Bill Pcden Marlon Pellet Bob Peterson Bob Phillips Sam Phillips John Rclchel Lloyd Saunders Jack Seifert Otto Schaeffler Edward Shelton Robert Smith David Smith Richard Smith John Smith Lyle Smith Earl Steffanl Prank Steffan Henry Stokke Jack Switzer Jerry Taylor Bob Vine Ed Webster BUI Writhl Bug Vost BUI DUnich Ralph Holker Ed Hughes Nora! Johnson Nohl Peterson Jerry Qultney Jerry Ragland George Ryan Charles Shelton Bob J. Smith George Snow Tom Steyaert Tom Welch Bob Wood ah 1 Pat Young (199) Richard Pew Bruce Bachman James Brown Gene Bunker Sherman Burke Jake Callantlne Wayne Chestnut Clarence Conner Harry Cosner Thomas Cowan Robert Davis Ralph Day Peter Decker Jerry Dull Gerald Parly Robert Flshbach William Grabow John Hanson Robert Kins William Kuhr Richard Marshall Jack Mtlburn Richard Morgan Robert Raftery Harvey Kide Calvin Fuller Le lie Greenwell Herbert James George Knoble Donald Leonard Richard Martlnsen Richard Miller Robert Morgan Warren Ross Hayden Elliott Donald Funk Francis Gustafson Glenn Johnston Karsten Korslund William Llnflcld Perry McCahlll Robert A. Miller James Newton James Rummell David Evans Norman Glynn Russell Gustafson Deau Kennedy Waller Krainis Robert Lyons John McHugh Robert M. Miller Stanford Olson James Schrumpf Charles FahUren Donald Grabow Allen Hammeil Marvin Klldahl Thomas Kuhr Roy Malsor Robert Mercer Ell Milodragovlch Charles Pearson James Sherrow (200) feela R ta GUapt i RICHARD PEW President WARREN ROSS Vice President JAMES BROWN Secretary DONALD LEONARD Treasurrr Although lacking in athletes and trophies, these boys arc noted for the abundance of smooth politicians. They have made outstanding progress in public relations. (The door is always open—in fact things get so exciting, the door is completely missing. I However, with the mascot they have, you'd have to Know the password or find you weren't too welcome. At fall shakedown. Mrs. Robishensky was elected sweetheart (her husband was ineligible). She was pinned by public relations man who later transferred to Missoula where parties aren't so rough. Not too long ago some parking meters were missing from one of the boulevards down town. No one could figure out why the Sig's would want anything like parking meters. Oh. no.’ These boys claim to be good singers, good barbers (especially when they catch someone walking off with some of their property) and top-flight socialites. Anyone who thinks the fall party was a good one should have been on the spring party. Strictly satire. Harold 8horthlU Maurice SlverUoc Chris Small Clark Spain LeRoy Spain John Stlnrhfletd Robert Swain Miles Swan Daniel Sweeney Floyd Swenson James Ward Richard Woolley Allen Brown Harrison Faec Lea Wheeler Oene Yost David Casebolt Jack Pletcher BUI Williams Douglas Anderson William Chase Oerald Oleason Stanley WUIIoms Ted Anderson Robert Coffey Dewey Itacen Orant Woolley Oene Black James Dersham Donald Hammer Lorn Hardie Charles Matteeon Miss Marzaret Lamtohr Don Hodgson Bernard Nlchot Sweetheart of Slzma Chi Ed or Kell 8tanley Olson Rodser Smith Art Wkdmsn David Kins Kred Peterson Dale Sodersren Bud Zink Marvin Kuebler Clifford Rossberc Rodcer Tunnicliff Robert Zion (201) Alpha Cjamma beUa Shirley Collins Evelyn Certenson Marilyn Gottlob Helen Hammerstrom Marvelle Jac)c on Mary Kendall Mary Lou Kranz Joan Culbertson Barbara Gillette Jean Oould Donna Hyssop Judith Johnson Betty Lou Kins Betty Kuhr Beverly Fercuson Audrey Goddard Primrose Grasseschl Dorcas Ingalls Jo Ann Judd Lee Kohles Yvonne McLelsh (202) jbelta Qcuftma Qltap-te. . ELSIE VARCOE President JOAN CULBERTSON Vice President ANNA RONNING Secretary BILLIE MORRISON T reamrer In order to get some of the gang to study, hours for that particular endeavor are enforced. They must not be too strict about it. though, because so much time is taken up for smoking room meetings, bridge meetings, canasta meetings, fraternization meetings, jelly bean meetings, and campaign meetings. To save on the fuel bill, the Alpha Gam's take cold showers, but manage to keep warm doing pledge and house duties. Dates evidently help if the run on campuses are a reliable indication. If some of the braver ones decide to do a little studying, they relieve the monotony by taking a thrilling ride on the dumbwaiter. This year something new was added. The AGD pledges got together and sponsored a Chocolate Hour for all other pledges on the campus. From the word that got around, it was much appreciated by the girls invited. Martaret MacDonald Carol Men Anna Ronnln Joyce Sheffield Sheryl Stewart Vinlnla S. Yaeter Nancy Gordon Katherine Miller Ramona Nelson Lanlce Roger Rosemary Sparlin Elizabeth Tabor Shirley Brelsford Barbara Muir Billie Morrison Mary Newell Martha Saunders Joanne Stephenson Marjorie wieulenda Betty Foreman Ida Orace Petersn (203) Alpha 6mic ia i Pi Barbara Bertholf Margaret Bold Judy Boiler Betty Jane Boswell Patty Bowles Betty Brock Helen Cameron Laverne Dekay Pat Brown Joanne Cardell Sue Duehr Harriet Burns Glendamae Chadbourne Dolirea Goodrich Sanna Green Bette Hall Bertie Hankins Hare! Hardlr Lucille Hardy Neva Hardie Jean Heldt Dorothy Hoffman Helen Hoffman Martha Hutchison Mary Jean Huxley Edith Johnston Jeanne Kellogg Margaret Llndelow Kay Lister (204) UpJta Plti CltGfUeA. NANCY NYE President LUCILLE HARDY Vice President MARGIE MORROW Secretary SHIRLEY NORTHAM 7reasurer These gals constituted the first national sorority on the campus. Although they had a successful crop of pledges, someone took it upon himself to add to the number by adding two new fixtures, namely Mr. Pig and Mr. Sheep. However, their talents weren't appreciated and soon were ousted from their desirable spot. Their telephone mysteriously disappeared, so the girls had to relinquish many hours of enjoyable communication. On top of that the seat cushions in the living room were swiped, so that the AOPi's had to sit on hard old chairs for a day. Can't tell whether there is any connection here or not. but there is a report of one of their pledges being handcuffed to an SAE. Guess they don t beliese in pin hanging any more. One day when everyone was wishing the campus would go up in flames, the fire department dashed up only to by pass the school and go tearing over to the AOPi house. Seems the back fence caught on fire due to burning garbage—someone apparently tried burning Hopper Head's atrocious hats and almost succeeded in burning the whole place. Leona Loon Margie Morrow Kllcn Pearson Claramae Qulnnell Shonme Richter Rosemary Sterling Betty Jo Waite L:nore Wilson Jerry Oruncr Shirlee Mecklenberg Patricia Nelson Marilyn Pearson Carol Reeder Beth Rossignol Anita Svlndland Kathleen Whelan Doneatta Wlndle Betty Lou Slcank Marjorie Morgan Shirley Northam Doris Peterson Shirley Reese Joyce Smith Ann Tanner Allene Willson Barbara DeAngeles Arleen Stic (205) Qlti Qmexja Mamarct Fisher Patricia Hammond Yvonne Lakel Jeannlne Martlnrll Mary Ellen Murray Evelyn Nicholson Mantle Klorer Marilyn HartwlK Jane Manley Beverly Matheson Kathryn Nash Florence Nicholson Greta Oay Gerrl Kneobte Marcia Manley Mary Jane Moore Joan Null Patricia Nertney (206) SajHta Beta CUafite i ALICE MARIE AUGHNEY President MARGARET F ISHER Viet President MARGARET LANGUOR Secretary FLORENCE NICHOLSON Trtasurer U-uNG -0 L LL. L 11 —-t TFx big party of tin year had quite a floor sFiow which outcome as the local businesses Instead of steaming just a few was furnished by tfx music. However. wFxn things started to garments, tlxy wound up with tFx house looking like iFk inside drag. Torchy (he singer, livened tlx party with a few songs. of a tea kettle. One whindig was on a cabaret tFxmc. During the year the Chi O's have a Junior-Senior picnic. In They. too. are victims of trophy burgluring. but tlxy came order to find out what happened tFxn. just keep your ear peeled to out a little easier than some of tlx otFxr houses because tlxy tfx grapevine. did get tFxir treasures back. Some gals have all tlx luck. TFx Kappa Sig's entertained tlx One day some of tfx girls tried to take a little business away Chi O's after tFxir serenade, from the steam laundries, but tfxy weren't as lucky with tFx Doris Ny Ava Ro Dea Alice 8� orlt Betty Ward Janet Holland Jeamtte Swanson Geraldine Pace Donna Schumaker Dorothy Vollmer Joella Anderson 8iel!a Ktltams Margaret Wetuteon Jo Ann Peck Barbara St. Clair Dorothy Walton Mary Ellen Anderson Lucille Soutor Lawanda Yatc (207 ) belta Qamma I.auris CollUon Elizabeth Cummings Jean DeVolr Jennntne Hacker Agnes Hovland Barbara Krey Ellen Manthey Bonita Hayes Bernice Knudson M arsaret Lydon (208) Pat Ettinger Don alee Mevsmer Qamma Shelia Gltajite.'i IOAN HODGSON Pretidtnt HELEN NELSON Vice Prttidtnt ELIZABETH CUMMINGS Secretary JANET ANDREW T remurer The Delta Gamma is the newest sorority on campus, but they certainly haven't taken the back seat—unless they lost that lately. With the addition of new furniture, rugs, and especially the Magnovax. these gals have held several informal fireside parties. Shades of Clara Bow were seen at the fall party which featured a flapper theme. There was also a tin wash tub full of punch. labeled bath tub gin. The roaring twenties were never like this. These girls seem to be a sociable bunch. One night the pledges and the actives had a slumber party. You know the kind—it takes a full week to recuperate. From all reports the only casualties were two cases of smothering. Their pink swing float not only collected numerous whistles, but it captured the second prize as well. Helen Nelson Prlcllla Orcutt Winifred 8elfert Norm Strlckfadrn Olorla Swanson Fae Taylor Karen Amundson Susan Cleeg Jo Anne Mueller Alice Ops lk a Adrienne Posterlek (209) Kci xa belta Owen Burke Gladys Cliesnover Janice Kenske lleana Hanson Lois Hardlr Gerry Kay Hardy Glor la Harrison Arlene Lanz Dorothy Loch Donna Matson Joan McCracken Helen McGown Myrna Meyer Shirley Ml-feldt Marie Mondelll Joyce Murphy (210) Shirley Johnson Ann Lane Eufttta Ometja GUajite.'i jU hli.cn storey President MIDGE NIVEN Vice President JOANNE TURNER Secretary ANN LANE treasurer Some of the best eoffee on campus is served at the KD house. Just ask any of the eight fraternities who went over for coffee hours. Their Greek house letters seem to be gone with the wind most of the time. They even had to sing for their letters and a ride home from a certain fraternity house. Needless to say everyone enjoyed himself. One night the beds were upset and the pillows were filled with shoes instead of the usual stuff. The gal who did all the damage was dunked in the shower. She wasn't the only one dubbed with that honor because the new Spurs ganged up on the old ones and threw them in the cold shower, too. At one time the KD's were endowed with a Cloid Mortuary mirror so they put it to good use. They claim it helps in minor operations and possibly the address comes in handy for the after math of said operations. Lor a while last fall they had a new something or other in the bouse. “She had quite a personality and honked to the tune of ''Henrietta. The girls were kind to her and gave her a new paint job and face lifting and she turned out to be most popular during her short stay. Midge Niven Ruth Samuebon Colleen SehmIU Don Shuyler Marjorie Shuyler Katherine Sim Pat Stenihem Beth Stone Joanne Turner Catherine Vanlako Thea West re Roberta Wilson Shirley CU-sle Jerre Graves t-avonne John Dixie Sipe Mazel Summers (211) Pi 2e Phyllis Hlrkeland Betty Broadus Pat Brooder Barbara Cheaney Lee Davidson Betsy Davies Marsarette Dempsey Sally Fletcher I.ucllle lllnman Carolyn Holmes Doris Holmqutst Doris Hood Carol Kelly Pat Kendley Joan Klff Colleen Korell Oeraldlne Kramer Theresa Lon Martha McGhee Donalren McRae Kay Marcellus (212) Mo+ttasta Alpha Ghapt i PAT R MILLER President CAROI. KELLY Vice President 1 EE DAVIDSON Secretary PAT L. MII.I.ER Treasurer Since 1921 these girls have been contributing more than their share, as an organization, to the beauty, brains, and personality of the college. Well, they're convinced that that's the truth. For those who are far-sighted, here's a tip. The house boasts a sun deck, scene of bridge games, coke and hen parties during study afternoons in the spring. That's not mentioning the numerous sun baths that are taken on said sun deck. Some of their annual or traditional events that take place prove what a busy bunch they are. The SAE's battle a softball game with the gals but probably play a slow game so they don't have to buy refreshments—the winner is stuck with the bill. Two other features held every year are the Pi Phi Brother dinner and the gardenia formal in the spring. The boys got it in the neck when the boyfriends volunteered to repaint the living room. It's new and different. Nice work if you can get it. Mary Mllburn Marjory KtckeUon Patsy Smith Phyllis VanVorou Nancy Yonkee Beverly Coulston Susan Naegell Pat L. Miller 8helley O'Connell Sally Staley Jean Van Winkle Alice Brown Joan Hurdle Joanne Perkins Kllen Moore Barbara Ralston Marie Stroh Phyllis Viken Helen Clarke Pat I.andan Marian Vickers (213) 9nle yj icdeAuiti Council BACK ROW, L. to R : John Baskets. Dwight Vadnal . Jack Rehbtrg. Ken Duncan Warren Rom. Jack Swltxcr. Marvin Wenholx. FRONT ROW: Charles Valach. Charles Adktnson. Oeorae Pew. Leonard Etchari. Oeorce Watson. Boh Smith. Lawston Burke. Dick Olroux. The Council is nude up of two representatives from each house—the president and one other member. Two votes are granted from each house. Their presidents are chosen by rotation, while the other three officers are elected by the men in the Council. Elections are every spring quarter. They sponsor a dinner every year, the one this year being the beginning of spring quarter. The project for the year isn't exactly philantropic. but beer busts usually aren't. The main purpose of the organization is to keep all the fraternity houses on good terms and an even keel. Paultelleuic Council BACK ROW. L. to R : Elsie Varco . Put Miller. Helen Nelson. Betsy Davies. Mary Lou Kran . Nancy Nye FRONT ROW: Alice Auithney. Bette Hall. Oreta Gay. Marie Mondellt. Clara Mae Qulnnell. Pat 8tenhjem, The Panhellenic Council is made up of the president and rush chairman of each sorority house The big project they have been working on this year has been to donate $100 for the future purchase of an organ for the chapel. If the organ isn't purchased the coming year, the money will tv added on to the fund until the time of the purchase. I.ast year the idea started of having rush parties during the summer. All sororities are represented from both the college and the university. The officers of Panhellenic are rotating so that no house has consecutive officers. (214) J?hdependent O ahijaticHJ Jim Sariieut At Aakhua Paul Andr.clans BUI Armitronic Konald Arm Irons John BukII Bill Burch Joe Burner Leland Cade Dick Ciuiult Ralph Clark Shep Crlm Arne Dcgn Gerald El pci Hayden Ferguson Jack Garcia Russell Gorans Harland Goudlc Cliff Harchenko Dan Hazen Jim Hemmer Steven Hcnault Olenn Hitchcock Bob Itoh Kiel Jaccard Bill Jackson Gordon Jacobson Gene Kirchner Bob Klay Earl Kleinfelder Richard Lorenizen Bob Lott John Martinson Jim McDonald Don Mclver Jim McKeow-n Annus McMillan Taylor Mcasom Bob Michaels BUI Miller Ocorae Morton Stanley Moore Eugene Oakley (216) Goj p,e. iati j.e. JIM SARGEM President BOB MICHAEI.S Vice President DON MeIVHR Secretary Bill SANDERS Treasurer The boys have been busy dreaming up new ways to improve their situation. Just lately, they got together and made up a sign to advertise themselves. To discourage the boys from throwing butter on the ceiling, they decided to paint the dining room and enhance the looks of the place. Each winter quarter the boys hold their traditional western party. Money and drinks fly fast and furious but the big jolt comes in when you find that neither are the gen-u-ine article. A shaving lotion fight got in full swing one evening. It ,|| started with an innocent argument but by the time they got ihrough. fumes were seeping through the holes in the dorm windows—the stinkers. A popular member of this organization is Joe Burger, who joined last fall when he arrived from his native country. Czecho Slovakia. To summarize the situation at the Men's Co-op. this little ditty say ' all— Co-operation for an education and with it. allay starvation.” The education no doubt includes the all-night poker parties. Bob Owens Ror Pltsch Georire Porter Irvine Purdy Bob Pust Gerald Raab Harold Ramsbacher Bob Rack Jim Ratshln Myron Rogenes Dick Rohde Bob Romek Tom Sanborn Bill Sanders Bernard Schmidt John Sheffield Jim Smith John Smarz Doyle Strandlund Eugene Swank Geonre Thompson Dave Townsley Bill Tweedy Ken Vlste Bob Warden Charles Woods Lee Watters Thaddeus Wojclochowskl Wall Watters Dale Zadow Bob Weber (217) lAJotne+tk Goo-p Aative Louise Carle Alice Corvln Alice Enneberg Marilyn Evans Jeanne Freeser Barbara Holllbauvh Evelyn Chatters Jeanette Dhoey Pat Erpeldtng Solvclg Evans Marilyn Gordon Ellrieda Kober (218) BARBARA NICKELSON President ELFRIEDA KOBER Vice President MARLENE ANDERSON Secretary HELEN SEEWALD T reasurer Ah. what a place to live. Where else can you eat where the shining face of an MSC youth beams across the table at you' Then after the boarders leave you can be entertained by two not-so-lithesome gals trying to do a modern ballet to Sabre Boogey. To be or not to be music lovers I Instead of bringing a box of chocolates for the loved one. a certain swain pulled a stinky and left a bale of hay just inside the front door. Every now and then they receive unexpected guests who are not too hard to identify, especially by their clothes—look until you see a pair of red study trousers. When the weatherman says clear weather ahead, the gals decide to become rainmakers on their own with the friends across the street. However, this little practice was nipped in the bud leaving everyone disappointed. At the fall fireside the little game of passing the oranges was well put to use. in fact some of the players must have left a little unsure of themselves the way they grabbed their partner. Woe to the girft whose dates wore beards and mustaches. How-tickled can you get.' M e Luoma Betty Murphy Carol 8hafer Mary Jo Streb Claire Vanaellstl Barbara Miller Marian Rickner Helen See a aid Kama Sunutad June Zanto (219) Sunna Green Dorothy Allen Jessie Avery Beverly Baarson Jane Belknap Ruth B-nson Barbara Bertholf Erlene Blot Betty Broadus Lorraine Cady Barbara Campbell Vera Campbell Shirley Clvel Beatrice Clark Yvonne Collins LuDonna Conkle Joanne Cardell Ruth Cummuivs Laverne DeKay Jane Douirherty Beverly Drew Helen Duncan Delores Fairbanks Jean Gould Patsy Green Jerre Graves Ann Groskurth Jerre Gruner Jeannlne Hacker Marilyn HaLseth Neva Hardy Phyllis Hays Elizabeth Helm Helen Hoffman Elsie Holmes Donna Hostetler Florence Ho attach Donna Hyssop Ida Jannsen Louise Johnson Marcarel Johnson Edith Johnston Jeanne Kelloag Mary Kendall Marilyn Kocbbe Lee Kohles Geraldine Kramer Pat Lundan o4anu.Ua+t Arlene Lana Carol Merz Resina Loftier ldabelle Miller Kay Lister Carol Morris Beverly Matheson Jo Ann Mueller (220) eMail SANNA GREEN President JANE BELKNAP Vice President PHYLLIS HAYES See retort Treasurer MARILYN PEARSON Social Chairman ’'Hamilton Hall. Who in the hall do you want, huh keed? Two hours later some chiek finally answers the phone. Another poor joker about to be nabbed. The living room really had its face lifted. The girls find it more comfortable now than before for housemeeting since the new carpet was laid. That unearthly screeching you hear indicates another bed short-sheeted, more belongings borrowed (just so it isn't the latest boy friend) another door put on upside down, more string put all over the room in a cob web fashion, more cracker crumbs between the sheets, or a rubber lizard on the white pillow case. With all the stuff that goes on at Ham Hall, it's a wonder the roof hasn't caved in before this. Barbara Muir Susan Naecll Mary Sewell Sidney Nichols Wllla Nles Patty Norton Alice Opalka Priscilla Orcutt Anne Ormson Helen Orr Doris Palmer Marilyn Pearson Ida Orace Peterson Dorothy Pitch Emma Prescott Carol Reeder Dorothy Rubens Helen Sawyer Joyce Sheffield Alicia Shular Marjorie Shuyler Betty Skank Rosemary Sparltn Patricia Standish Ella Steiner Eva Stewart Arleen St leg Beth Stone Carolyn Stucky Hazel Summers Greta Swanson Jennie Thomas Betty Trebcsch Marlon Vickers Eileen Werner I.awanda Yates (221) fWo ne vi Mary Lou Bolts Barbara DcAnseles Nancy Gordon Lucille Hinman Carolyn Holmes LaVonne Johns Edith Klaboe Elr.n Citroen Marcarette Dempsey Gerry Kay Hardy Alice Hinerman Joan Hurdle Gloria Johnson Evelyn Lattln Betty Davto Sally Fletcher Shirley Hill Ataloa Hosan Marly lshmael Marlene Kaus Martha Lud lc (222) 2.uo Ueti JEANINE MARTINELI. President Quonset I EVELYN I.ATTIN President Quonset II GERRY KAY HARDY President Quonset III PAT MANNING President Quonset IV Those round roofed buildings below Herrick Hall really aren't bomb shelters but quonsets where some of the fairer sex lives. If you walk in one of them, you may think it is a good wreckroom and sit down in one of the chairs only to find you are sitting on a few sprung springs. Some more furniture being renovated by the home ec students. As you get lost in the ma e of corridors you take another squint at your blueprint and find that you are nearing the dorm—a combination of loud alarms. snoring and oral studying Just try to find your way out of this place!! Okay—you tear around a corner and come face to face with a clothes dryer. You finally get to a door that opens quite easily and you find yourself breathing in fresh air—you made it outside! This is a perfect spot for sunbathing between the buildings. Between this sport and dashing over to the quads for their meals, the gals are kept pretty busy. Pat Manning Donna Matson Jcanlnnc Martin'll Ernestine Xeuhardt Eliza Robinson Anna Ronninc Katherine Sim Winifred Scott Shirley Schultz Louise Schuekman Barbara 8t. Clair Dawn Tldbatl Catherine VanUko Phyllis Van Vorous Phyllis Vlken Gladys Wan«en Pat Ward Thea Weslre Margaret Wetlsteon Elizabeth White Jeanne Yoppe (22 ) 2.uadU Marie Burner Margaret Anacker Marr Blank Marian Cade Bernice Dobler Dorothy Elliott Corrlne Galt Thelma Haleb Gloria Harrhon Joyce Jacob-.cn Gloria Jensen Celestine Loch Avalon Mayer Hazel Neff Pat O'Connor Jackie Pettyjohn Mayme Pluliar Marjorie Rice Bernice Smith Rickey Weinberg 2uaA I 2uad fe Marilyn Orcutt Kay Berkovich Doris Hamilton Maxine Jackson Betty Mardls Elizabeth Peter Valeria Smola Pat Brown Evelyn Oertcnaen Beverly Hanson Rove Maloy Marjorie Morgan Betty Sharp Betty TVcker Helen Dlrl Laura Oloder Virginia Hoyt Betty McDonnell Virginia O'Connell Joan 8heldon Nancy Yonkeo (224) BACK ROW. L. to R.: Howard Willson. Rotund Mosher. John Kolar. CurtU McVee. Lester Van viz. Robert Lowery. Buck Bennett. Burt Ballantlne. Paul Tutvedt. Oale Gorins. Otto Enkervd John Turley. Keith Stensvad. SIXTH ROW: Robert Irvine. Robert Fust. BUI Jackson. Earl Baker. Dean Shular. Jim Sargent. Gerald Elpel. Dick Rohde. Paul Krenz. Tom Vcltkamp. Gene Hockett. Leroy Xledermler. Buck Allen Justus Anderson. Paul Kuhr. FIFTH ROW: Bob Cotton Don MacKenzIe. Oene Horton. Robert Lainz. Ray Nile. Everett Cummins' John Buell. Bill Tweedy. Kenneth Todd. James PAUgh. John McCIeary. Howard Te land Mike Jackson. Bob Rask. Harold Moes. FOURTH ROW. Arne Dcgn. Henry Haagenstad R A Weber. Harold Stensland. Thaddeus Wojclechowskl. Dick Pulls. Douglas Allard. George Watson. David Norton. John Pauzh. Gerald Murphy. Robert Jones. Martin Turley Bill Wright. THIRD ROW: Paul Andrllenas. Olenn Hitchcock. Olenn 8kaalure. Cal Rime). Allen Spurgeon. Ken Smith Bill Neel. Ed Hanson. Fred Weatman. Gene Ernst. Jim Kolar. Harold Tutvedt. Charlie PercIvaL Archie Bishop. SECOND ROW: Bob Raleigh. June Halzh. Jim Esmay. Bill Driver. Beth RosaiznoL Patty Norton. Sidney Nichols. Pat Standlsh. Barbara Miller. Prescott Hackett. Marvin Costello. Ruane Dunlap. Harold Kaeger. Gall Stensland FIRST ROW: Leo McDonald. Frank Petr. Richard Cassutt. Frank Campbell. Leland Cade. Vernon Sande. Mark Etchart. A(yUcultu ial Club A very active organization and a very large one. the Ag Club has a great d:al of the male population of MSC among their members. They have a lot to do with the Little International, the Rodeo, the College Farmer, and the Home He girls. L. to R. BOB SIEBRASSE OAIL STENSLAND TOM DRUMMOND HERB I .EIGHTY Prr .ident Vice President Secretary Treasurer (226) BACK ROW. L. to R : John Stlnchfleld. Gene Stercar. Rush Linn. Bom Smith. James Nordlund. Paul Milam. Charles Masten. Clark Coover. Les Curry. Don Driscoll. Tom LeProwse, Jim Schrumph. Jack Cohn. Dean Kennedy. THIRD ROW: Jim McGtllen. LeRoy Albrecht. Joe Barnett. Warren Stone. Ed Olsen. Adam Marshall. Jim Ward. Glen White. George Ryan Percy Marsh. Clayton Nelson. Burton Glnther. Don Funk SECOND ROW: Joe Jensen. Don Hammer. Wills Nles. Cecilia Kiefer. Jane Dougherty. Katherine Vantsko. Gloria Jensen. Ileana Hanson. Marclr Mitchell. Lanlce Roser. Bill Wilson. Dave Smith. Marvin Klldahl. FRONT ROW: Max Kimberly. Louise Caricxon. Madge Niven. Ruth Samuelson. Pat Miller. Dorothy Vollmer. Ardyth Tollman. Hazel Summers. Jo Turner. Joan McCracken, John Mora. eJi PC Club New on the campus this year, the H PE Club is giving some long-needed support to the athletic department. With the money made this year they started the Schrumpf - Stinchfield Memorial Fund which will loan money to junior and senior PE majors. Back Row. L. to R. JOHN MORA President MAX KIMBERLY Sponsor Front Row. BURTON OINTHER RUTH SAMUELSON ( 227) Corresponding Secretary Secretary-Treasurer BACK ROW. t. to R : Peggy Dunne. Ruth Osborn. Alter Hinerman. Ruth Benron Elsie V reor. Irene Egeler. Jean VanWlnkle. Pat Stenhjem. Colleen Korell. Lee Davtdron. Vera Campbell. Jan Allen. Winifred Scott. Allene Willson. SECOND ROW Doris Palmer. Lavonne Johns. Ernestine Neuhardt. Margaret Wetaxteon. Barbara St Clair. Dorcas Ingalls. Virginia Yacser. Marie Burger. Betty Skank. Maymr Pluhar. Wan Chens Chans. Laura Gloder. Joan Sheldon. Lavelle Brannln. Theresa Lons. PIR8T ROW Oerry Hardy. Carol Reeder. Leone Welch. Erlene Buss. Alice Ennebers. A! ce Corain Ramona Nelson. Marvelle Jackson. Anita Svlndland. Ellen Moore. Donna Matson. Joanne Stephenson. Beverly Barlnser. Janice Peruke. cxMto nioi Club The Home Economics students who arc organization-minded may belong to this one. These girls study what all home cc students study—the art of home making, sewing and the care and feeding of babies—and men. They have a lot to do with the ag students. JAN ALLEN Poods Chairman PAT STENHJEN Program Chairman ALLENE WILLSON Yearbook Chairman ALICE CORWIN Ways A; Means Committee Chairman BEVERLY BARINOER Publicity Chairman Pront Row. DONNA MATSON Secretary ELLEN MOORE Treasurer JANICE PENSKE President (228) BACK HOW. L. to R.: Katherine Van Dyke. Sarah Konkin . Mildred DahUtrom. Esther Wanner. Ataloa Honan. Naomi Smith. Joyce Jacobsen. THIRD ROW: Jcanle Yoppe. Dawn Tldball. Marlene Kaus. Violet VanHellen. Betty Davis. Evelyn Lattln Virnlnia Harlan. Llta Kyler. Adeline Axness. Marnarrt Sharp. Jyce OKI. SECOND ROW: Ruth Rine. Delores Fairbanks Maraaret Johnson. Joanne Cardell. Ruth C .mminav Helyn McGown. Shirley Reese. Patsy Smith Marianne Smith. Margie Florer. Ploience Nlchol on Eileen Clbulskl. Elizabeth Saunders. Advisor. FIRST ROW Beth Stone Ella Steiner. Jeannine Hacker. Mtdce Rimel Mary Kendall. Barbara Campbc.l. Carol Morris. Marcia Huseby. Jeanine Marttnell. Greta Swanson. Oen Holen. NuAA i Glut). The Nurses' Club is composed of nursing students from the college and from the Deaconess Hospital. You want to watch out for them, they’re armed—with foot-long needles, little green pills and tough bedside manners. If she tries to hold your hand in the movie, you never know whether she is getting affectionate or just testing your pulse. It's confusin'. L. to R. GENEVIEVE HOLEN President MARY KENDAHI. Vice President nun RIMEL Treasurer EILEEN CIBULSK! Secretary (229) BACK ROW. L lo R.: James Livers. Allan Hammell. Carlos Livers. Gerald Raab, Charles Pearson John Stlnchtleld. Jim Schrumpf. Earl Egan. Jim Oreenslate. Ted S� ltt. Ed McHuch. Tom LeProase. SECOND ROW: Thomas Waldo. Ernest Steel. Don Grabow. Gene Steruar. Jack McDonald Ed Krlsman Les Curry. John Mora. Bill Peden. Oeorite Ryan. Loran Casey. Edward Gorrllla. Jack Cohn. FRONT ROW: Allen Hutchison. Roy Rubber. William Lakel. Louis Ward. Jim Ward Ray Johnson. Clarke Coover. Don Gray. Ray Galllk. David Fox. Jim McOlllen Dave Smith. M eu . In the last couple of years, these M Club boys have succeeded in getting back to something approximating their pre-war status. They keep busy out-of-season by putting on an M-Day mixer, engineering the Kangaroo courts on M-Day. and sponsoring an annual Cabaret dance, acknowledged by most people as one of the year's best social events. L. to R. DAVE SMM'll President ED KRISMAN Secretary LUTHER LALUM Vice President ED OORILLA Treasurer f2W) BACK ROW L. to R.: Hector Durocher Jack Thompson Harold Schmitt. Winston Acton. Bill Sanders. Theodore Bair. Ray Spannrlna. Matthew Thornton. Charles Gles. Felix Cunningham. Clarence Ler. Jim Crawford. SECOND ROW: Blit Kouse. Robert Jensen. Larry Ranaltsch Donald Mclrer. John Sheffield. Maunt Than Tin. Wheeler Johnson Thomas Smith. Prank Dirkover. Edmon Brar.e.. Paul Anderson. Henry Mo . Ernest Guenln. FRONT ROW: Roy Pitsch. Joseph Tredlk. Philip Beanies Verne Brown Lyndon Oemmlll. Duane Hamilton. Robert Warden. James McKeown. Arnold Walkama. Harold Harding, H W. Snyder. James McDonald £lect Ucal CriMfitteeSi GUth These fellows know more about electricity than Ben Franklin knew. Whether this makes them happier than he was. we don't know. Our knowledge of the stuff is confined to an unfortunate experience with wet hands and an extension cord. That just doesn't happen to EE's, though. As we said, they know more about electricity than Ben Franklin knew. L. to R JAMES MCDONALD Prrsident BILL SANDERS Secretary DICK LYMAN _ Treasurer f 25 I ) BACK ROW, L to R : Dale Swanson John P. Cavanaugh. Maurice Burke. Leonard Wren. Walter Narkevlc. John MacCarley. Everett Waace. Conrad 8chure. Earl John von. Bob Chenkovich. Edwin Jacobson. Jack Norman THIRD ROW: Paul Dull. Vincent Turner. John Smart. Robert Ekblad. Jack Robert Bill Louahrldfe David Robinson. Paul Mallnak. Jack Oarcla Dick Baker. Robert Nadler. Wilfred Deschenes. SECOND ROW: William Otto. Ralph Challender. L. C- Stevenson. Michael Auchney Andrew N. Ole. 3. A. Whitt. BUI Stephenson. Edward R. Bump. PIRST ROW: Hayden Elliott. Raymond Miller. Norman Glynn. John Boyle. Hush Memovlch. Charles Poole 94idluAisUal Club Back Row. L. to R. ANDREW OIE Secretary WILLIAM OTTO ............................. Treasurer BILL STEPHENSON Repre to Encineerlna Council These men work very hard figuring out how fewer workers can do more work in less time. What we need is an Industrial Engineer to figure out that very thing in regard to chemistry assignments. (2 ) Front Row. EDWARD R. BUMP MICHAEL AUOHNEY President Vice President BACK ROW. L. to R.: Gall Dorn Vernor Sande. John Martin. Wallace Jones. Harold Stensland Howard Brcltbach. Don Kalstad. Ed Morgan. William Aubert. Mike Jackson. Sandy Sperlman. THIRD ROW: Ralph Stenhlcm. Luther Lalum. Leland Cade. Bob Weber. Henry Haagenstad. Bill Driver. Richard Bauer. Harold Yaeaer. Robert Irvine Ben Strickland. H. E. Rodeberg. Advisor. SECOND ROW: Donald Frcebury. Byron Violett. Richard Gosman. Earl R Baker. Archie Bishop. Dean Elliott. Billie Burns. Bobby Siebrasse. FIRST HOW: Ed Atkins. Frank Westfall. Roy Phlllipe. Clair Michels. Robert Richardson. Thomas McKeown GoUexje fyutuAe. fyaSuneAA. The main activity of this group is guiding the high school age FFA and 4-H judging contests and the College FFA convention held here each year. Back Row. L to R. LUTHER LALUM LELAND CADE TOM McKEOWN H E RODEBERG Front Row. BOB SIEBRASSE BILL BURNS DICK OOSMAN Treasurer Reporter Sentinel Advisor President Vice President Secretary 2n BACK ROW. L. to R.: Harold Trcweek. Everett Marble. Art Wledeman. Allen Brown. Vic 8covlU. Homer Hanson. Jerry Mother. Ed Hanson. Bill MalHck. Ellis William . Jim Brown. THIRD ROW: Ed Bower. Prank Ritter. Heana Hanson. Mary Lane. Janet Andrew. Bonita Haye . Laverne DeKay. Alice Brown, Joyce Baker. Clarence Christiansen. Don Bauman SECOND ROW: Helen Hodman. Glendamae Chadbourne. Marie Mondelll. Joyce Murphy. Jack Switzer. Stub Oendreau. Herbert Pasha. Ruane Dunlap. FIRST ROW: Ellen Pearson. Janet Holland. Donaleen McRae Mane Nlckelson. Ski GUL The Ski Club has been defined as a group of broken-legged fanatics who don't know enough to come in out of the snow. While others moan at the sight of a cloud, they go into raptures— snow! Montana s got it. They love it! We firmly believe, however, that some of these people stay indoors before a roaring fire, just thinking about skiing. If all of them were out th.re skiing up and down the hill, somebody would be sure to get hurt. Back Row. L- to R. HAROLD TREWEEK JOYCE BAKER JIM BROWN-STUB OENDREAU Front Row. BUSTER DUNLAP HERB PASHA Treasurer Secretary Social Chairman M.-mbcr hlp Chairman President Vice President (2M) BACK ROW. L. to R Jim Uver . Robert Slager. Bernard Schmitt. Robert SUueenhoupt. Dick Martltuen. Don Newby. Allen Rorvik. Robert Bennett. Jamr Coffey. Jack Norman. Lloyd Hultaren. SECOND ROW: Charles Popovich. Lester Midge. John Hargrove John Porter. Jesse Long Alice Aughney. Harlan Skresvtg. Richard Marouurdt Robert Poster. James Marsh Carlos Livers FIRST ROW: Lucille Bredberg. EloLse Kirk. Helen Williams. Myrna Meyer. Helen Storey. Barbara NtckeUon. Elenore Bieler. Fred Bennett. m. s. e. z. a. Montana St3tc College Education Association— future teachers, poor children! These people have learned all about the kids until a fella can t make a false move any more without not only getting caught, but having the teacher tell him the psychological reasons for his behavior. As teachers, these individuals know all about needs, aims, purposes, and lesson plans. We repeat— Poor children! L. to R. FRED BENNETT JAMES COFFEY HELEN STOREY BARBARA KICKELSON President Vice President Secretary Treasurer (215) BACK ROW. L. to R : John Harrer. Jim Ktmuy. Henry Hunuenstud. Keith Nordheim. John Paugh. David Norton. Gilbert Korpela. Oall Stensland. Bob Weber. Charles Wood . Jack Wolf. SECOND ROW: Marly Ishmael. Barbara St. Clair. Winifred Scott. Beverly Bnrlngcr. Jean Van Winkle. Mae Luoma. Rosalie Mueller. Marian Cade. Pat StenhJem. Gerry Kay Hardy. Alice Hlnerman. PRONT ROW: Beth Rosxlgnol. Allene Willson. Betty MardU. Janice Fenske. Bernadlne Banderob. Rickey Weinberg. Marilyn Gordon. Louis Bartley. AUunni 4- Jl Club JIM ESMAY Vice President MAE LUOMA Secretary- ALLENE WILLSON Recreation Leader LOUIS BARTLEY.- President This is a sociable little gathering of ex 4-H'ers who are still interested in 4-H work. They keep in touch with 4-H groups around the state and guide the 4-H Congress which is held annually at MSC. 2 6) BACK ROW, L. to R John Porter. Fred Brnnetl. Robert Bennett. leRoy Hummel, Burrell Bred -ere. Dick Giroux. Alvin Ingebo. Myron Rostenev Dick Weldenhaft. SECOND ROW: Robert Slaucr. Le trr Mtdge John Ooebel. Burrttt Pond. George Lantx. Robert Scu el. Robert Foster. William Chamber . FRONT ROW Lloyd Hultsren. Sponsor: Jerry Algr . Ned Wagner. Dwight Vadnal . Harvey Rasmus en. Jack Wolf. Akl Nlshlmura. Allen Rorvik. 9nduAinial Altl Club These people will someday be designing machinery that is beautiful and functional. That's what they tell us anyway. Whoever heard of beautiful machinery? At any rate, these boys know a lot about machines: yes. they do. They should- after all the time they have to put in ,|Udying aboul il- Back Row. L. to R. ROBERT FOSTER Corresponding Secretary BURRELL BREDBERO Treasurer L J. HULTOREN Sponsor Front Row. ALLEN RORVIK President JOHN PORTER Vice President AKIRA NISHIMURA Secretary (237) BACK ROW. U lo R.: Prank Mourlch. J� m« Vandenberg. J� ck Nelson. Robert Plsehbach. Bob King. Gerald O'Neill. John Urtck. Junes Poller. SECOND ROW: Jack Davidson. Robert Mosby. Denny Condotta. Robert Nlckelson. Carl Anderson. Donald Clssel. Arlyn Lawrence. Louts Day. PRONT ROW: Kenneth Green. Bradley Munro. Byron Stark. Douglas Clark. Rudy lter el. Chemical Znc inee i'i Club The membership of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers is made up of men. which makes it a choice club for women to join. Is there a woman Chemical Engineer in the crowd? L. to R RUDY HERZEL DON CIS8KL BYRON STARK DOUOLAS CLARK President Vice President Secretary Representative to Engineering Council (2 8) BACK ROW. L. to R.: Lee Dawes. Jack Riederel. Dtck Terry. Homer Han en. Wesley Butler. Earl Drdman. Lester Vanvls. Glenn Salo Bob King. K1R8T ROW: Tom Veltkamp. Paul Krenr. Marshall McPeck. Jerry Oultney. A1 Medc. Fletcher Bennett. Bob Slebrasse. fyLfi+Uf Goojiesiative. This is for all MSC students who are interested in flying. This way you can do it without going bankrupt, so they say. We aren't sure whether they have an instructor or whether they go up by the each one teach one plan, but somehow, they get up there. BOB S1KBRASSK President TOM VELTKAMP Plrst Vice President PAUL KRENZ Second Vice President Secretary PI ETCHER BENNETT EARL DEDMAN Treasurer (2W) BACK ROW. L 10 R : OI«dy� Chesnover Beverly Mutheson. P� t Miller. Jean Loffel. Ruth 8� muels©n. Dorothy Vollmer. Nancy Gordon. Lucille Clydesdale 8pon or. PRONT ROW: Joan McCracken. Marge Mitchell, Louise Cartoon. Lanlre Rover. Joanne Turner. Ardythe Tollman Midge Niven. W. A. A. GaunoU A very exclusive organization is the Women's Athletic Association. Anyone who is a girl and has a dollar to spend may belong but only if she wishes to take part in extracurricular athletic activities. The girls have softball, basketball and volleyball tournament, and we don’t know what all. At Woman's Day. the athletic trophy is awarded to the organized house which has made the most points in WAA. The organization also takes part in an annual Play Day with other schools in the area. L. to r. MIDOE NIVEN President joanne TURNER vice President GLADYS CHE8NOVER S'cretary-Treamrer 240) BACK ROW. L. to R : Howard Crumbaker. John Oander. John H. Nelson. Herb Eakman whk Orvln Curley. ' “bur Prank. PRONT ROW: Dr. J. A. Nelson. Ervin Smith. Stewart Miller. Ed McHugh. Jack Rehberg. j «lt h Clark baisuf, Science Gluk What these people don't know about cows, only the cows know. The group is affiliated with the American Dairy Science Association, and their big interest, needless to say. is the Dairy Industry, livery now and then they meet to rake it over the coals. Once a year they have a dinner, and at this time they discuss, you guessed it. the Dairy Industry. L. to R. president RALPH CLARK Vle prf!l|denl JACK RSHBKRO secretary ED McHUOH Alumnus Advisor ERWIN SMITH (241) BACK ROW. L to R : Gerald Parker. Bob Cotton, Darrell Penner. Homer Anderson. Melvin Ackers. Abraham Klndzcrskl. Stanler Moore. Bernard Schmitt. Harold Lea. Kenneth Fender. Howard Jacobsen. Walter Bahr. President. THIRD ROW: Claire Vangeltstl. Our Willson. Clarence Clarpoot. Ed Arnott. Elror Cicllana. Oene Kirchner. John Butcher. Allen Rorvlk. John Sipe. Bette Murphy. SECOND ROW: Pat Standlsh. Carol Morris. Pat Erpeldlng. Ann Anderson. Marilyn Gordon. June Zanto. Pat Bauer. Barbara Miller. FIRST ROW; Eugene Swank, Leland Cade Ateociated 9nd pendenti. The biggest thing the Associated Independents did this year was to sponsor the All School Talent Show. They are hoping to continue this practice and give everyone a chance to strut their stuff. This gang was also responsible for decorating the SUB during Christmas. They were probably hoping they themselves would get good use out of the abundance of the mistletoe. BACK ROW. L to R Vernor Sandr. Bill Miller. Pete Mitchell. B.ll Armstrong. Dave Townsiey. Roy Htbray. Oerald Raab. Olenn Hitchcock. Richard Caasutt. SECOND ROW: Bob Ra k. Dane Steven . Hlel Jaccard. Laveiie Bra nnln. Mariya Ishmael. Jane Dougherty. Bob Lott. Wayne Elser. Bill Sander . FIRST ROW: Evelyn Charters. Ann Oroskurth. Altcla Shular. Dor othy Elliott. Mayme Pluhar. Joan Sheldon. Erlene Biggs. Marian Cade (242) RACK ROW. L. to R.: Ronald Armstrong. Raymond McKtt. Lauxtjn Burke. James Hill. Norwood Ball. David Andrew. John Hargrove. Bob Miller. Allen Meide. Jack Baler. Jack Seifert. A.nle Shanholtzcr. Charles Valach. THIRD ROW: Barbara Krey. Leona Barnes. Manor e Wieglcnda. Adrienne Posterlck. Nancy Yonkee Emma Prescott. Virginia Chapman. Oladya Wangen. Marcarette Dempsey. Anna Ronnlne. Mary Lou Kranz. Helen Storey. Marjorie Rice. Margaret Langhor. Doris Holmqulst. SECOND ROW: Jean DeVotr. Owen Burke. Ann Lane. Phyllis VanVorous- Ellen Pearson. Pat Brooder. Martha McGhee. Thea Westre. Jack Tweed PIRST ROW: Jerry Taylor. Dick Hansen. Bruce Pierce. Jack Griffith . James Brown. Commercial Club They major in lap sitting and gum chewing. They reorganized and now any member who pays his dues can belong. The meetings accomplish little but rate high in sociability. BACK ROW. L. to R-: Jerry Border. Paul Dull. Robert Smith. Kenneth Green. Bud Yoat. Eugene Conners. Dayle Burnett. Ben Prime. Clifford Davts. PRONT ROW: Rev. Don Skinner. Helen Duncan. Betty MardU. Mary Ann Soutor. Eleanor Hagerman. Billie Morrison. Bernadlne Banderob Patricia Stenhjem. 9nteSicltuA.ch Council This group is composed of members from the different religious organizations. I hey sponsor Lenten services, get-togethers within the organization, the Faster Sunrise breakfast and arc also at the head of W. S. S. F. BACK ROW. L. to R.: Larry Rancltxch. Roy Parzych. Bob Parzych. Leroy Nledermltr. Ken Jensen. Bob Marantette. John Bader. Albert Splka. Jim Mauwx, Paul Butkay. Bob Harant. Richard Funke. THIRD ROW: Jack Wocasek. Jamea Purcell George Lautz. Jack Roberts. Gene Ktrchner. Denny Condotta. Thaddeux Wolciechowskl. Rudy Herzel. Prank Petr. Stanlty Sternlk. SECOND ROW: Ava RoDea Ellen Moore. Pat Kendley. Joan Klff. Pat Erpeldlnc. Claire Vangellstl. Bernice Dobler. Pat O'Connor. Mary Blank. FIRST ROW: Joe Jaxkot. Bob Ralelch. Ed Scharn. Jullu Jaxkot IzuunGsi Club The largest religious organization on the campus made up of Catholic students. Their meetings arc once a month and feature a breakfast and social gathering along with the meeting. During the year, they sponsor dances, card parties and their big spring picnic. BACK ROW: Bob Nugent. Ed Hanson. John Buell. Joseph Geiger. David Mann. John Wain writ hi. Charles Driscoll. Thomas Wainwrlght. Oeoree Murphy. Ejcenr Conners, John Gachel. Hans Denk. THIRD ROW: Earl Holzknccht. Marie Rowe. Celestlne Loch. Shirley Mlsfcldt. Joan Nash. Gerry Knoebel. Donnalee Measmer. Kay Nash. Patricia Brown. Florence Howannach. Shirley Northam. Pat Manning. John Smarz. SECOND ROW: Lear Flanagan. Dorothy Loch. Laura Gloder. Helen Corcoran. Leona Durocher. Cynthia Corcoran. Mary Ann Soutor. Lucille Soutor. Peg Fisher. PIRST ROW Jim Kolar- Homer Hanson. Louis Ward. At Aakhus. Joe McMahon. Prank Muller. Larry Schroeder I 244) BACK ROW. L. to R : Eugene Bunker. Charles Houk. Marvin Beatty. Ruanc Duntnp. Jack Rledcxcl. Allen Brown. Jim Brown. Paul Dull. Archie Bishop. Glenn Ingram. Charles Hare . Angus McMillan. SECOND ROW Boh Schilling. Doueles Anderson. Stun Williams. Jack Thompson. Everett Marble, Mnyme Piuhar. Joyce Jacobsen. Thelma Halgh. Betty Boswell. Eva Stewart. Joyce Baker. William Stephenson. Richard Johnson. FIRST ROW: Bob Mercer. Oreta Oay. Velma Miles. Joyce Shellleld. Betty Mardls. Patricia Nertnejr. Nancy Plankcnhorn. Marge Florer. David Wethercll. l Ueltmi+vLte i fyauw cUia+i Students of the Presbyterian faith belong to this group. They sponsor discussion groups featuring problems of the students. Each one is responsible for serving dinn.r one time during the year BACK ROW. L. to R : Bud Yost. Bob Hockett. Paul Tutvedt. Wyman NyquUt. Arne Dean, be Roy Nvoutst. Glenn Skaalure. Mike Jackson Harold Tutvedt. Rev Lyle Onstead. SECOND ROW Myrna Meyer. Janice Fenske. Carol Mere. Kenneth Vut . Eugene Hockett. Norman Anderson, Lester Vanvig. Colleen Jones. Louise Johnson. Anna Ronnlng. FIRST ROW: Marlys Ishmael. Gloria Johnson. Evelyn Gertenson. Thea Westre. Marvelle Jackson. Pat Stenjhem. Bud Waage. Jlutli ian Studenbi A Aociatcan The Hope Lutheran Students get together every week to conduct their business and social affairs. The big event of the year is the annual Easter Breakfast. BACK ROW. L. to R,: Churl Adkin.on. Dan Ayr . Robert Hurst. Bill Harris. Ralph Kenyon. Jim Sargent. Jack Nelson. Juck Cassidy. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Hagerman. La veil Branmn. Bernadine Banderob. Evelyn Charter . Eugene Swank. Jam Roger . Lorraine Cady. Billie Morrison. Shirley Collin . FIRST ROW: Jessie Avery. Leona M Hapner. Beatrice Clark. Joyce Murphy. Rosalee Baldwin. Rickey Weinberg David Hur� t lAJeAley fyaundatian Each Sunday evening the Methodist students have their meeting. During the year they sponsor two retreats— usually one in the spring and the other in the fall. BACK ROW. L. to R.: Bill Dorward. Eric Lowney. Matt Thornton. Rev Don 8klnner. Irvine Purdy. Milford Sherman. Ray Shaver SECOND ROW: Eleanor Livingston. Dick Smith. Bob Smith. David Robinson. HcljB McOown. Betty Arneson. Beverly Baarson. FIRST ROW: Patsy Smith. John Smith. Joyce Smith. Fremont Hancock. Joan Brown. Helen Duncan. CanteriluASuf, Club The Episcopalian students rise and yawn every Friday morning for a 7:00 a. m. breakfast. The meetings are both for business and social purposes. BACK HOW. L. to R.: J. K Goclu. India. Tin Maun Aye. Burma: Hans H. Dcnk Germany; l.axxlo TetmaJer. Hungary; Richard Hamilton Canada. Arlene HarrU. Canada: Leroy Niedermler, Canada: Denton R. Moore. Alaska; Bill Dorward. Canada; Raiendra Dube. India. FRONT ROW: Oysteln Solhelm, Norway: Maung Than Tin. Burma; All Ahmadi-TorshUl. Iran; Wan Cheng Chung. China: Helen Duncan. Hawaii: Marie Burgerova. Czecho lovakla. Tseng-Kun Chow China; Maung Than Tun. Burma: Panlilo Rodrtguel. Leon. Mexico. We at MSC arc proud of our little group of foreign students. We feel enriched by their presence for we can learn from them as well as they from us Many of these students have given talks to groups on and off campus, and they have participated in other activities which have made them known on the campus as wonderful people. (247) We noticed when Murphy went out of the game a little later that he buried his head in his hands and seemed terribly broken up about his error. It is a great pity that all the circumstances of a big game compel young college players to take everything so seriously. Looking at the universe from a cosmic point of view it doesn't make much difference that Murphy dropped the punt, but he could not see it that way. —HEYWOOD BROUN New York Tribune QootUU - 19W-1950 SeaSxui Coach Clyde Carpenter's '49 edition of the Bobcats pulled in two wins, while losing five during the fall foothill schedule.. The Copper Bowl trophy remained in possession of the University. while the chief highlight of the season was State's 19-14 conquest of Idaho State during the Homecoming festivities at Montana State. Carpenter's assistants for the season was Max Kimberly, varsity line coach, and two newcomers to the MSC athletic staff. Jinx Anderson and Gordon Hcrwig. Anderson took over the re:ns as freshman football coach, while Hcrwig assumed CLYDE CARPENTER. Head Coath MAX KIMBERLY. Head .ire Couch GORDON HLRWIG. Trainee SCO YDS. TO GO 6C0RET BOB CATS 6 r 29 EASTERN WASH. B08CATS 0 40 PORTLAND U- BOBCATS 0 48 U or WYOMING B08CATS 19 14 IDAHO STATE BOBCATS 28 7 NO. DAK. STATE BOBCATS 12 34 MONTANA U. BOBCATS 14 19 UTAH STATE DOWNS DOWNS the task of giving aid to athletic aches an-i sprains as the new varsity trainer. High hopes for a good seasonal beginning were blasted in State's initial contest with Eastern Washington's Savages. Played at Cheney. Wash., the game found the ungracious hosts romping over the Carpmen. 28-6. State started play with a bang as the Blue and Gold machine took over in the first quarter, roared downfield. and crashed across the EWC goal via fullback Jack MacDonald’s husky shoulders. However, from that moment on the game DWAYNE SIMA NT ON.Football Manager DONALD DRISCOLL. Tackle (250) TOM LE PROWSE. Center belonged solely to the Savages as Bobcat offensive and defensive efforts crumbled before Abe Poffen-roth's eleven. EWC repeated their 1948 win over State, this time with plenty to spare. One of the most disasterous fiascos ever witnessed on Gatton field, saw Portland University run wild over the Blue and Gold. 40-0. in a night contest played September 30. Taking over from the opening kickoff, f reeman. Kang and Wissbaum of the coast squad completely dominated play of the entire game. Kang added the first counter with the game not 5 minutes JOHN ST1NCHFIELD. Center HERMAN BUSS. Halfback GEORGE KNOBLE. Halfback This football business is not always the glamor of roaring crowds on Saturday afternoons. Dig in your heels and drive. Mac! old. and Freeman scored next with a 44 yard sprint to paydirt. The Pilots led 1 3 to 0 at the quarter. Again it was Freeman in the second period, as the versatile Portland back smashed over from the one yard line and intermission time found the Pilots out in front 20 to 0. Play was equally wide open in the second half with Wissbaum scoring twice, once on a 55 yard gallop, and again on an 18 yard pass with Chnstan son on the hurling end. Montana State put on a woefully weak exhibi- JACK Me DON A I D. Fullback GENE STERGAR. Fullback (251) lion, gaining 4 9 yards for their total offensive show. Their deepest penetration of the evening went to Portland's 10 yard stripe just before the end of the first half, and this was aided by a penalty against the Pilots. One of the greatest defensive offerings by State during the whole fall schedule, found the Bobcats holding Wyoming university to a 7-0 halftime margin. The Skyline Six champions, defeated only once during the year by Baylor University, lost its overconfidence during the rest period, and turned the contest into a rout in the second half, winning 48 to 0. LEROY ALBRECHT. Guard DICK BALL. Tackle I RANK DORSEY. Tackle Portland's Pilots plough through for another long gain. Pullback Stergar is converged on by rough-and-ready Portland team members in a Gatton field fiasco. Bill Boston's amazing punts kept State out of serious trouble in the opening moments of the game. Time after time, the big Bobcat center booted from the shadow of his own goal posts to give MSC a new lease on life. But the talent loaded Wyoming squad was in no mood for an upset. Walker ’Sonny” Jones, all conference tailback, smashed over from 7 yards out just before the end of the first period for Wyo using's first I D. Jones and Eddie Talboom. both candidates for DON HAMMER. Guard GONE DOWNEY. Guard i 252 f All-American honors from the Rocky Mountain region, led the Cowboy comeback in the second half, as Bowden Wyatt's eleven picked up 6 touch downs. Old grads returning for the Homecoming festivities. watched the Bobcats, led by Bill Odneal. put on a story-book goal line stand in the final 90 seconds of the game, to gain their initial win over Idaho State. 19 to 14. Roaring back from a 0-7 deficit at halftime, the Blue and Gold punched over three touchdosvns in the last half to edge the Bengals. CLIFF STEELE. Guard NEIL HART. Guard Idaho Stale's Bengals bow to State on the Blue and Gold's Burly Jack McDonald races around left Homecoming Day for the initial Cat win of the season. end for a long gain against Idaho State. Halfback l.oran Casey tallied first on a 1 5 yard sprint around right end. End Don Grabow gathered in one of Ed Gorrilla's aerial offerings, and raced across for the second State counter. Burly Jack McDonald added the last Cat marker of the day on a I 4 yard smash through the middle of the Bengal line. Trailing by 5 points with less than 90 seconds to play, the Pocatello club drove to the MSC two yard stripe, after quarterback Jim Blake had lofted a long pass to end A1 Kirlin. Three Idaho line smashes fell short, and although ED GORRU.I.A. Quarterback JIM McGILLEN. Quarterback WALLY PALMER. Quarterbackx (2S3) Blake crashed into the end zone on the fourth attempt, the officials ruled that the final gun harked before the ball was snapped into play. Living up to an unfamiliar role as favorite on Oct. 22. Carpenter's men had little trouble in undoing the North Dakota Bisons 28 to 7. in a game played at Perham field, in Glendive. Taking the initial kickoff on their own 0 yard line, the Bobcats muscled across the Nodak line in 10 plays later. Again in the first quarter. McDonald, who had gone 25 yards for the first six-pointer, bolted through from 15 yards out. JACK COHN. Halfback LORAN CASEY. Halfback DAVID FOX. Halfback Montana State hopes were blasted at Butte as Coach Ted Shipk.ys Grizzlies went to the air to retain possession of th; Copper Bowl, emblematic of state intercollegiate football supremacy Despite the fact that the Bobcats lost to the Grizzlies in the fiasco the game still proved worth the headache suffered by those attending. In the third period. Gorilla hit end Ray Gallick with a pass from 6 yards out and the lanky end took the offering with one hand for the rack up. Loran Casey added the last Bobcat score in the final stanza from the 2. Taking to the air in a desperate attempt to score, the Aggies from North Dakota found a leak in the State defensive dike, and end Don Gentile accounted for their only score of the day. by snagging an aerial offering. Two of the leading pass stingers of the northwest had aerial wizardy at their fingertips in the DAVE SMITH. Halfback JIM SCHRUMPF. Halfback (254) .innu.il Copper Bowl classic in Butte. Tommy Kingsford. 3nd Johnny Holding, both working out of the University signal calling slot, started oiling their slingshot arms in the second period of the tilt and refused to give Bobcat secondary defenders a moment's rest as they paced th Grizzlies to a 34 to 12 win over State. However. Adam Marshall sent Blue and Gold hopes soaring as he skipped 44 yards for a TD in the opening moments of the second period and set Coach Carpenter's men out in front 6 to 0. The lead was short-lived, though, as a bad JOHN MORA. Tackle CHARLES MASTEN. Tackle Jack Cohn Bobcat halfback, evades the dutches of a desperate Grizzly during action on Butte s Gravel Bowl turf.” The Carpmen were definitely “up” for their encounter with Utah State's Aggies in the seasonal closer last fall. pass from center forced State punter. Bill Boston, to cover the ball in the end one for two Grizzly points, the Grizzlies slammed over a touchdown moments later. An onside kick caught the Bobcat forward wall napping, and the Silvertips had 15 points to MSC's 6 at halftime. Pilled with flying footballs, the second half vaguely resembled the 'aerial circuses presented in the Southwestern conference. The country-dub counted three more times, while Marshall slipped over the university goal line after receiving a pass from Gorilla. PD RECH. Tackle MAURICE SIVERTSON. Tackle BILL WILSON. Conversion Specialist (255) Closing out the season with another away-from-home game, the Carpmen gave the Utah Aggies a terrific scare before dropping a 19-14 contest played at I.ogan. Utah. One highlight of the contest was Jim Schrumpf's 90 yard kickoff return which rated as the longest Bobcat run of the season. The Cat offense began to roll in the third period of the game but the final half drive was not quite enough to nip the Aggies, who had been barely edged. 16-13 by the University Grizzlies earlier in the season. With the curtain finally rung down on the sea- DON GRABOW. End ALLEN HUTCHISON. End MARVIN KILDAHL. End Here a gluc-fingercd Aggie end clutches an At Logan, the staunchly determined Bobcats put up a fight that aerial offering for plenty of gained yardage. rocked the Aggies on their heels. Picked to win by at least three touchdowns, the lucky Aggies emerged on top by five points. 19-14. son. statistics found Jack McDonald to be the leading State pointmakcr with 24. and 14 gridmen leaving the collegiate ranks via the graduation route. Lour year leuermen Buck Masten. Dick Ball. Bill Odneal. Don Driscoll and Bill Boston., three year lettermen John Mora. Al Hutchison. Marv Kildahl. and Maury Sivcrtson. leave plenty of upfront gaps to be filled. In the backfield. Ed Gorilla. Pappy Fox. Dave Smith. Adam Marshall, and I.oran Casey were slated not to return. A total of 39 years of Bobcat experience left after last season. BILL KELLEY. End BOB WEAST. End i 256) fyoothall Scjjuad KITTEN FOOTBALL Former Bobcat star Jinx Anderson returned to Montana State this fall to assume the position of frosh football and basketball mentor. Under his tutelage the grid Kittens lost two games to the University Cubs' star-studded lineup. 18 to 0 on Gatton field, and 54 to 0 at Missoula. They also dropped contests to Ricks junior college, and the Idaho State freshmen, winning over Rocky Mountain college 45 to 6 for their lone win of the season. JINX ANDERSON Coach Leading Kitten pointmaker was smooth halfback Bob Graham who piled up 23 points on three touchdowns and five extra points. Graham also had one of the best rushing averages with five and a half yards per carry in 57 attempts. Jerry Gleason had the best passing record with 19 completions in 42 tries. Sixteen linemen and 1 1 backs became elligiblc for frosh numerals. These included Pat Learry. Walter Lloyd. Gene Black. Fred Shagina. Jack Simonfy. Bob I.cmin. Jack McCarty. Wally Overfelt. Jim Grady. Tom Welch. Pat Wickersham. George Snow. Don Sivertson. Dallas Carlisle. Ed Keil. and Bob Tinnes up front. Kitten backfield men included Jerry Gleason. Clarence Boucher. George McCormick, Bob Graham. Joe Harris. Jack Cramer. Pat Murphy. Jim Brown. Myrlen Paulson. Jim Nordlund. and Jerry Raglund. Manager was Don Brohaugh. BACK ROW. L to R.: Pat Wtckeraham. Robert Oraham. Jim Nordlund. Dick Shaw. Erf. Kell. Keith Norland. Jerry Raglund PRONT ROW: Ted Anderson. Jerry Oleaaon. Tom Welch. Oene Black. Joe Barnett. Row Robinson (257) feadhetball - 1949-1950 Seadan BRICK BREEDEN Coach BOB LOTT Student Manager JAN. 7 MSC BOBCATS 13 MSC BOBCATS 14 MSC BOBCATS.' 20 MSC BOBCATS 21 MSC BOBCATS 27 MSC BOBCATS 28 MSC BOBCATS FEB. 4 MSC BOBCATS 10 MSC BOBCAJS 1 1 MSC BOBCATS 13 MSC BOBCATS 14 MSC BOBCATS • 24 MSC BOBCATS 25 MSC BOBCAT X X 0 • | • JDAUO SJATE COLLEGE 55 COLORADO COLLEGE 65 COLORADO COLLEGE 54 WESTERhhST VTE COLLEGE 59 WESTERN 'STATE COLLEGE 8 I MSU GRIZZLIE 59 MSU GRIZZLIES' 46 IDAHO STATE COLLEGE 49 COLORADO STATE COLLEGE 62 COLORADO STATE COLLEGE 5 9 COLORADO' SCHOOL °f MINES 4 0 COLORADO SCHOOL MINES 4 I MSU.'GRIZZllES 7 1 I...MSU GRIZZLIES • 72 (258) O O A sizzling stretch drive highlighted the 1949-50 varsity basketball season as Montana State's Bobcats added the Rocky Montana conference crown to their war belt. This title capped a string of triumphs notched by the hardwood squad from the first of the year, and was dimmed only by Montana State University's retention of the state intercollegiate basketball crown After absorbing a string of defeats by several high-powered Skyline Six quintets. Coach Breeden's men came back to put together a string of 14 straight wins, and won the RMC race with nine wins against one defeat. Seniors Bill Pedcn and Jcc Kelly were elected as captains of the squad at the beginning of the year, but Kelly's hopes for a successful final season went on the rocks before the collegiate schedule could get underway. A severe knee injury, suffered during the first series with the Butte CYO squad, an CLARKE COOVHR Ctnter RAY JOHNSON Guard. Center Periodic action, a defensive battle, and a low score highlighted the first game of the 'Wyoming series on the State court. Shown above is the packed gymnasium and some of the action during the game. independent team, sidelined the State high point veteran for the remainder of the season. Five sophomores, scrappy Joe McKethen. Perry McCahill. Bob Saunders. Bob Miller, and John Reichel supplemented the season's squad which included ace defensive man. Peden. all conference forward I.es Curry, and veterans Jim Ward George Ryan. Clark Coover. Ray Johnson and injured Bob Jenkins Grades blocked out Pat Trottier early in the season. After taking a pair of non-collegiate mixes from the Butte CYO to start the season. Breeden's men journeyed to Salt Lake City to meet Utah Un'versity. Coach Vadal Peterson's team was a shade too strong for the Montana crew, taking both clashes. However the scrappy Bobcats allowed their hosts a slim 49-46 margin the second evening. The State gvmnasium was the opening scene of a three PERRY McCAHILI Center JOHN REICHEL Center I.ES CURRY Forward BOR JENKINS Forward game senes between the Cats and the powerful Wyoming university Cowboys. In the tightest varsity defensive battle seen here all season, the tall Wyoming squad edged the Felines 4 2 to 59. Curry and McKethen sparked the Bobcat offense. At Powell. Wyoming, the following evening the Cowboys roared into high gear to win going away. 77 to 34. At Casper, the next night, the margin was a shade closer with Ev Shelton's team still on top. 48 to 32. Little trouble was encountered with the Ricks college Vikings as the State men took two contests from the Idaho team between yawns. On Dec. 14. the MSC squad traveled to Great Falls to meet the Phillips 66 Oilers, considered the top amateur team of the nation, and dropped a 50 to 3 3 contest. The Cats substituted for the university Grizzlies in this game, originally scheduled to match the Silvertips and the Oilers. When Western State trotted out onto the MSC floor, no one had any idea that the two highest scoring games of the year were about to take place. But the Bobcats averaged almost 90 points per game for the series, and Joe McKethen hit 33 points in one game for an individual high JOE McKETHEN Forward GEORGE RYAN Forward .T Six home games were featured during the Christmas holiday season with State getting the edge in four. Hosting the Whitworth Pirates of Spokane on Dec. 16 and 17. the Cagecats unceremoniously dumped the Washington ball club 66 to 57 and 73 to 52. In the second clash. Curry hit the hoop for 13 field goals and a point total of 28 for the evening. Another Skyline Six team, this time the Utah Aggies from Logan, proved to be too much for MSC. The Aggies took two wins. 65 to 56 and 64 to 54 on the State floor. Rocky Mountain college trotted onto the hardwood on Dec. 30. 31. but found Bobcat backboard control a shade too potent as Breeden's men took a 61-39 win the first night and then followed it up with a 72 to 52 set-to. Going ahead in the won-lost column the following week against Idaho State at Pocatello, the Blue and Gold also opened Rocky Mountain conference play with their first win The Bengal; put up a stiff fight during the conference clash, dropping behind only in the last 10 seconds when Curry rimmed a basket from the middle of the floor to give State a 57-55 win in a story-book finish. The Cats had grabbed a 66-54 decision the first evening. In dumping Colorado College twice at home the State cagers boosted their RMC stock to three wins against no losses. The Tigers dropped a 73 to 65 contest the first evening and then fell behind in the second fray 63 to 54. McKctben hooped 20 markers the first night, and 21 the second, while Curry took top honors in the second tilt with 25 counters. The Blue and Gold blasted Western State's hopes for a conference title on Jan. 20. 21. with two highscoring wins over the Mountaineers. I.es Curry dumped in 21 points the PAT TROTT1ER Guard l-ORAN CASEY Guard Idaho State's Bcngals. newest members of the Rocky Mountain conference felt the pinch of Bobcat fangs in four straight defeats this season. One conference game each was played in Pocatello and Bozeman. first night to lead the State crew to an 81-59 win over Western State. Sparkling in the top scoring performance of the season. McKethen hooped 3 3 points the following evening as the Cats raced to a 98 to 81 win. the highest team total racked up by the Felines during their 32 games. Montana University's Grizzlies invaded the State Gymnasium for the first two of four game state title series and walked away with a split in the games. A desperate final stretch splurge by the Cats netted them 4 points in the last 15 seconds of the first evening's fray, but it was not enough to nip the Bruins who had a 59-58 victory. In playing deliberate ball and slowing the two-points-a-minute university offense to a crawl on Saturday night, the Cats notched a 51-46 win. Peden clamped a throttle-hold on the point-making efforts of top Grizzly scorer. Bob Cope, allowing the Silvertip center BOB MILLER Guard BILL PEDEN Guard only 21 points in two nights of play—-Cope having averaged 25 points per game up to the clash. In undoing Colorado State's defending champion Bears at Greeley. Colorado, on Feb. 10. II. the Blue and Gold actually clinched the conference race. Hitting a sizzling 51 per cent of their field goal attempts, the Cats wrapped up a 74 to 62 win the first night, but dropped a 59 to 55 clash the following night Curry. NlcKethen and McCahill looped 21. 18. and 20 points to lead the Bobcat offense the first night. Colorado Mines proved to be no competition to the championship bound Felines, as State wound up Conference play at Golden. Colorado. A 60 to 41 win was the clincher after .VlSC had copped a 55 to 40 mix the first night. The final win brought the conference crown back to Bozeman for the first time since 1947. BOB SAUNDERS Forward JIM WARD Guard The Grizzly series is not history. Suffice it to say that in picture number one. Johnny Eaheart of the Grizzlies is getting dumped on his-----------------. The tip-off at Bozeman starts the 1950 state title series in the second shot, while Bill Peden. Bobcat co-captain and Johnny Graham of the Grizzlies are locked in a rebound struggle in the third picture. The third man in this particular shot cannot be found for identification. Windup of the season found the university Bears retaining their state intercollegiate title by virtue of 71-51. and 72-56 wins over the Bobcats. The Grizzlies turned red hot for two nights hitting 40 per cent of their field goal tries during both evenings. Curry had a point total of 537 for the season, ending in 19th place among the leading scorers of the nation, and having a 16.7 point per game average. Sophomore McKcthcn dumped in 455 points for second place honors, and bad an 18.4 points per game average for conference play, edging even Curry in the department. The team as a whole hit the hoop for a 59 V point per game average, second high in Montana State sport history, being second only to the 61 point per game average notched by the 1929 Golden Bobcat quintet. Peden will be the only graduation loss from the squad, and Coach Breeden is viewing the 1950-51 season with optimistic eyes. (262) fyleAJwiGvn QaiJzetliall S uad KITTEN BASKETBALL Splitting their 18 game schedule by winning nine and losing an identical number. Montana State's freshman Kittens wound up their first season under the tutelage of new frosh coach Glen Jinx Anderson. The yearling cagers also split their four-game series with their rival Cubs from over-thc-hill. winning two of the frays at home and dropping the other two on the university court. Anderson molded his team of first-year men from a huge list of state ex-prep school stars, but was bothered by shifting manpower all season long. Several of his more promising team members dropped from school, posing a constant problem to the frosh mentor. Two high school teams provided the Kittens opening game opposition. Park County High's Rangers of Livingston edged the Kittens, but Anderson's men came back to take Gallatin High the second evening. The Cubs of MSU won both games of the four game series which were played in Missoula by scores of 69-64 and 67-54. The first contest went into an extra period. However, when coach Eddie Chinske's team journeyed to Bozeman, the Bobkittens evened the score by grabbing two wins. 58 to 46 and 59 to 37. The second evening's mix was decided only in the last 40 seconds of the contest when Kitten Jerry Gleason meshed a two-pointer for the winning margin. DON BROHAUGH Student Manager 1SACK ROW. L. to R Keith Krjrland. Jim Nordlund. Joe Barnett. Howard Koenig. Edgar Kell. Tom Simanton KRONT ROW: Lloyd Saunders. Robert Shields. Pat Young. Bob Graham. Gerry Gleason. Ross Robinson. Bobkittens Opponents 59 Idaho State fresh 4 5 55 Idaho State frosh 48 52 Casper J. C. 4 1 54 Casper J. C. 56 47 Northwest Center J. C. 58 48 Northwest Center J. C- 68 60 Anaconda Ramblers 30 47 Great Palis Air Base 3 3 The Kittens closed out the season with a four game road trip in Wyoming, where they were nosed out in each of the four games by Casper junior college and Northwest Center junior college. Kittens who may make varsity men hump to keep their jobs next year include Chuck Mitchell. Jerry Gleason. Lloyd Saunders. Tom Bleakly. Ross Robinson. Marvin Kuebler. and Joe Barnett. BACK ROW. L to R : John Breeden. Coach: Milton Rail . Ralph A«ker. Bucky M listen. Max Ber«, Ray Oalllck. SECOND ROW: Roy Rubber, Jim Ward. Keith Husebye. Jerry Raab Oene Connor . Keith Nordheim. Manager. FRONT ROW: Oary We tut eon. Jim Schrumpf. Charles Pearson. Bob Jenkins. Don Oray. Ed Olsen. High hopes for a very successful 1950 track season were suddenly doused with cold water due to two distinct and unexpected events. Accidents and transfers blocked out a number of Coach Brick Breeden s most promising prospects. Jim Schrumpf. sprint man. was killed in February's tragic auto accident: I:d Olson transferred to Montana university: and Al Hammell, ace hurdle man. and Roy Hubber. top pole vaulter. were both dropped from the squad for medical reasons. Unusually poor spring weather provided the second obstacle to the track squad as they were unable to get in any outdoor workouts prior to the opening of the season. Snow in early May kept workouts mostly confined to the tanbark of the gymnasium. Bill Gander leaps ahead in that final surge for the tape during Roeky Mountain conference hurdle champion Al Hammell a Bobkitten track meet last season. shows his timber-topping form. Hammel was blocked out of the 1950 season for medical reasons. (264) BACK ROW. L. to R.: Frank Eckes. Jack Davis. Ed Nurse. Dick Blackwood. 8111 Gander. Kent Montgomery. FRONT ROW: Delmar Zezula. Assistant Coach: Herb Peplon. Dan Sweeney. Co-Captain: Bruce Bachman. Bob Maduon Bob Morrlsette. Keith Nordhelm. In the three meets that the cindermen have been matched in by press time, the thinclads have a second place in a field of four, a fourth place in a field of five, and a loss to Montana State university adorning their record. The season was opened at the Idaho State relays where Breeden's men garnered fourth place. Then in a quadrangular meet at Spokane with Whit- worth. Gon .aga. and Northern Idaho college, the thinclads were paced by Jim Ward into a second place. Whitworth won the meet. At Missoula, early in May. the little conditioned Bobcat team was overwhelmed by the university. 99- 2. at the same time as the Cubs were dumping the Bobkittens. 84 to 46. The high jump and pole-vault hold the spotlight for these two Bobcat leapers. Ward and McCahill perform high-jumping chores while Hubber and McKethen are vaulters. (265) GUeeAleoAesti, I. to R.: Bob Slayton. Yell K!nu: Sunna Urfen Shlrloy Rrcic. Donnratta WIndie. Donnalce Meumer. Dolores Mefford Alvera Anderson. The cheerleaders composed of one king and six queens provided the teamwork necessary to turn the student body into a unified cheering force. Some new yells and a fight song contest plus a spirited athletic program brought an atmosphere of enthusiasm not recently seen on the State campus. Sanna Green was elected yell queen for next year. uMsdeAA L. to R.: Alice Brown. Joanne Turner. Ramona NeUon. Jane Douvherty. Captain: Joella Anderson. Katherine Vanlsko. Considerably more active during the past year the twirlers. led by Jane Dougherty, provided half time entertainment at all football and basketball games. Using several new routines they added a great deal of color and charm to these events, with a particularly outstanding performance at the Homecoming Game. (266) Ttiiticn Sfconfo ft Varsity skiing under the direction of coach Bob Beck also occupies a prominent spot on Montana State s list of winter sports. Definitely a sport that is on the upgrade at State, the varsity slatmen did plenty of traveling last winter. Bill Woodburn copped second place in the individual combined scores at the Utah invitational ski-meet at Alta. Utah, in January. Ten Rocky Mountain schools competed. In March the slatmen took fourth place in the Northwest Intercollegiate ski union championships in Washington, as Woodburn. Carlos Livers, and Jim Livers all placed in the top ten individual combined scores. Woodburn was fourth. C. Livers seventh, and J. Livers eighth. Confusion ! ! ' Also in March, without the services of Jim Livers, the skiers rode home to a seventh place in the national collegiate ski-meet at Arapahoe Basin. Dillon. Colorado. This meet saw the Blue and Gold men competing with the top teams of the aation. Dartmouth skiers walked off with the team trophy. Coach Beck was also named as chairman of a move to organi' e a National intercollegiate Ski association. during the activities at the Colorado meet. Actually the above skiers are not about to hurtle down any precipitous slopes. This is Striking a dramatic pose is ski coach Bob Beck, merely a ski-instruction class which is holding sway just west of Herrick Hall on the smooth, slightly angled part of the campus. (268) In the top picture, we are still on campus in our beginner s ski class. This shot convinces one that this particular place is no locale for a beginner Muff said This above maneuver is generally termed a snow plow by SKI TEAM those in the know. So that must be what it is. back ROW. L. to R.: Jim Pasha. Jerrr Williams. Cliff Steel. Carlos Livers. FRONT ROW: Bill Woodburn. Jim Livers. Oysteln Solhetm. Bob Beck. Coach. (269) GYMNASTICS TEAM BACK ROW. L- to R.: Bob Fleiger. Jack Foust. August Hein. Ray Shavere. Bud Meyers. Frank Steffen. FRONT ROW: Ronnie Holm. Gerry Fullerton. Ted Swift. Earl Egan. This little maneuver, performed by Bobcat varsity gymnasts. seems to be rather rough on the necks of two of the participants. In aping the contortions of the Swedish Angel, these varsity grapplcrs are generating plenty of perspiration. (270) FENCING TEAM L. to R.: Gerhardt Bachert. David Andrew. A1 Lee. Bill Dickinson. Marvin Wcnholz. SEATED: Joe Todaro. TENNIS TEAM L. to R.: Ray Cumming. Dick C h a u n e r. Tom Waldo. Stanley William . WRESTLING TEAM BACK ROW. L. to R.: Cbarle Hayes. Max Berg. Charles Masten. Harold Lockhart. Bill Jackson. FRONT ROW: Boh Quenemocn. George Brewster. (271) 'Wosnesvi A score and two more points. They're prone to hit the target. Give it a whirl. (2 72) Forms? The game point—. 9 d fU4Axdi JIM WARD Cross Country Winner One of the best athletic programs sponsored by Montana State is the intramural setup. A complete schedule of activities in this field is lined up every year, chiefly through the efforts of Bob Flieger. intramural head. Fall quarter, students are able to participate in football, volleyball, track, and wrestling. Winter season sees the advent of basketball, bowling, swimming, and boxing. During spring, softball, track, tennis and golf complete the picture. SIGMA CHI VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS BACK ROW. L. 10 R.: Dave Robinson. Dave King, Gene Bunker. FRONT ROW: Al Hammel. Al Meide. Dick Miller. (276) SIGMA CHI BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS BACK ROW. L. to R.: Bill Grabow. Bill l.inltcld. Don Grabow. Dick Miller. FRONT ROW: Loren Hardie. John McHugh. Wally Palmer. ALPHA GAMMA RHO WRESTLING CHAMPIONS BACK ROW. !.. to R.: Howard Mccklenberg. Harold Tutvcdt. Gene Hockett. Fred West man. FRONT ROW. Marvin Costello. John Rose INDEPENDENT SWIMMING CHAMPIONS BACK ROW. L. to R.: Homer Anderson. Leroy Albrecht. Jack Herkes. FRONT ROW: William Hunt. Bob Corner. Walter Bahr. (277) BOB FLIEGER Coach intramurals provide a tine outlet for all those students who do not wish to or cannot compete in the varsity sports program. Orchids to Coach Flieger and his assistants for their worthwhile endeavors along this line. The spirit of good fellowship is far from lacking when it comes to the games between the competing teams. Points are totaled on the various events during the year and a trophy is awarded to the organization with the highest number of points. Back up. boys. It looks like a homer. (278) PI KAPPA ALPHA BOWLING CHAMPIONS I.. to R.: Kath Boyd. Bob Thomas. Wayne Williamson. Everett Cummings. Trank Mead. SIGMA CHI FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS BACK ROW. L. to R.: Al Hammtl. Jim Sherrow. Bob Miller. Bill Grabow. George Pew. Dick .Miller. PROS I ROW: Don Leonard, Gordon Olson. Richard Caruso. Bruce Bachman. Loren Hardie. .Miles Swan. SIGMA CHI CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONS (2791 L. to R . A! Ibmmel. Jim U’jrd. Dick Miller. Djd Sweeney. We then that are strong Ought to bear the Infirmities of the weak. ROMANS, XV:1 ty u i y aA. b f iee fluAA i - GlaiA. j '50 MARGARET ANDERSON LOIS GALT PATRICIA HORROM MADELENE McLAUCHLIN ALICE OLDS BETTE MAE OLESEN HELEN PADDOCK JENNIE PEMBLE EMMA RUDOLPH PRANCES THOMAS DOROTHY VOREI.L (282) 7twee yeah ifdosna fluAA i-GlaAA, of '50 BETTIE Al.LIE SELMA Al.LIE ELLA DYKEMA CHARLENE GASS MILDRED BETTLE GREENE PEGGY HERTZLER MARION HOLZWARTH VER1.A HOMEWOOD MARJORIE JOHNSON MARIE KOBER ANN LEVA MARILYN MATCHETT ELAINE RASMUSSEN JEANETTE SHAFFER LEONA TAYLOR JOYCE THOMPSON ANNA TRAVIS MARY TUCKER (283) tf-aun yean, becyiee flunA i-2nd yeon CAROL MARGE BURKl.UND HALVERSON MARY l.UHM MARION DORA HYER JANSAN PEGGY ORCL'TT Ij an, bifdcuna HuAAeA.-2.nd y aA 01IVE ALEXANDER DOROTHA BENNION EILEEN BOOTH MAN HELEN BROWN DOROTHY CLAXTON BERTA LEE COMBS DOROTHY HAMILTON PEGGY HAYES BEVERLY LOIS HUBER LARSEN VERLA MARIANNE MARY LOU MEINZER SMITH THOMAS SHIRLEY WELCH (285) tf-ouA, 'IjeaA be yiee tuM L - iit l ean. MONTANA DEACONESS HOSPITAL BACK ROW. L. to R.: Roberta I.ocke. Margaret Gallagher. Alice Hiebert. Sarah Manning. Donalee Barber. Mary Read. l;RON I ROW: Shirley Campbell. Elizabeth kind erski. Gloria Van Horn Marjorie Mcrriman. ItAee. 'If asi blplama NuAiei - lit IjeoA. BOZEMAN DEACONESS HOSPITAL BACK ROW. I., to R.: Hilecn Cibulski. F’hyllis Jones. Bonnie Olsen. Marianne Smith. Gen Helen. F:RONT ROW: Rosemary Knuth. Noami Smith. Helen Rine. Adeline zXxness. Peggy Sharp (286) 'IfeoA. biplama AusUed -1it l zaA MONTANA DEACONESS HOSPITAL BACK ROW. I., to R.: Geraldine Minnier. June Barber. Wilma Beauchot. Gloria Peters. Mary I.ou Nichols. Audrey Miller. Letha Mueller. SECOND ROW: Pauline Hammermeister. Sydney Forrest. Elone Strissel. Dorothy Sivertson. FRONT ROW: Patricia Karlen. Bonnie Lamoreux. Joyce Archibald. Georgia Velkman. Mary Hamilton. BILLINGS DEACONESS HOSPITAL 1. to R. Bonnie Teeters. Norma Simpers. Elaine Borcher. Elaine Lcutz. Virginia Rice. BACK ROW. L. to R.: l.aurel Stenersen. Barbara Weatherson. Joan Mills. Mildred Carroll. I RON I ROW: Dorothy Coil. Patsy Staggs. Barbara Rrokaw. (287) Stu e+tt G u+tcili BILLINGS DEACONESS BACK ROW. L. to R.: Filla Dykema. Norma Simpers. Marie Kober. Marian Hoi worth. Peggy Hertzlcr. Joan Mills. Viola Meinzer. FRONT ROW: Leola Lewis. Geraldine Sehcssler. Jacqueline Sehcssler. V'irginia Rice. Hazel Adsit. BOZEMAN DEACONESS BACK ROW, L. to R.: Berta Lee Combs. Peggy Sharp. Phyllis Jones. Olive Alexander. Marie Nelson. Gen Helen. FRONT ROW: Ruth Rine Bryan. Mrs Kellison. Beverly Hubber Jerome. MONTANA DEACONESS BACK ROW. L. to R.: Doris Van Driest. Mary Thomas. Sarah Manning. FRONT ROW: Irene Crawford. Arlene Olsen. (288) BILLINGS DEACONESS BACK ROW. L. to R.:Donna Haus. Barbara Waite. Louise Elliott. Floy Russell. Ruth Lawyer. Gwendolyn Maynard. Harriet Field. FRONT ROW: Mildred Lindem. Madyline Beall. Mary Stringham. Dorothy Hunter. Janette Selfridge. BOZEMAN DEACONESS BACK ROW. L. to R.: Marvelyn Hawley. Agnestene Shaw. Norma Lee Ware. Mary Phillips. Aliec Rasmussen. Elizabeth Saunders. Barbara Arpin. Beverly Hall. FRONT ROW: Tommie Lindgren. Phyllis Poole. Helen Stearns. Francis MacDonald. Marian Gossack. Annabelle Matthews. MONTANA DEACONESS BACK ROW. L. to R.: Selma Anderson. Margaret Dorsey. Harriet Anderson. Clifdene Cornell. Marion Setter. Genevieve Burcham. Frances Ackerman. Ethel Nelson. FRONT ROW: Beverly Kirkpatrick. Mathilde Haga. Chaplain William Keeffc. Marjorie Wright. Lillian Nyman. (289) SPORTS M.S.C. Freshman—1966 JOE HAUSEMAN Using Groswold Ski Equipment EQUIPMENT At HAUSEMAN’S 4 East Main Wilson Sporting Goods (Football—Basketball—Baseball—Track) Groswold Ski Equipment (Guaranteed Skiis—The Best) Wil-Wite Award Sweaters Jackets H. L. Whiting Co. • . . . Slivers to Timbers Gallatin Lumber Co. We Have 'Em . . . 237 E. MAIN I “1 The Photo Gift Shop 1 1 1 Bozeman ► ► NORTH SIDE MARKET STAUDAHERS The Best of Meats” For Shoes . . . F. L. Niven. Owner Free Delivery Phono 2002 26 N. 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If you plan to enter business or take up a profession, he'll be there helping out in many ways. And his wages, low as they are, will always be one of your most economical costs- -day in. day out, 365 days a year. On the Farm, in the Home or Factory Electricity Is Cheap, Fast, Efficient. The Montana Power Co. Investor-Owned Tax-Paying Business-Managed (292) BOARD of TRADE Butte, Montana Eagle Cleaners and Hatters CLYDE COX. Prop. PorVra’iVs Phone 233 35 W. Main Delivery Service by Schlechten’s Entertainment Nightly . . . THE RED ROOSTER ... Full Course Dinners MONTANA (293) BUTTE Shop at . . . _ MUSIC MART -RIDDLES We Sell Everything Musical But Flying Discs! BOZEMAN 216 W. MAIN PHONE 2316 With Confidence for Your Next Formal — ---- Your Guido to Good Jewelry BOZEMAN JEWELRY CO. 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Washington, Idaho and a part of Montana, was not established until 1846. Two-sixths of Montana therefore was at one time part of Oregon country. In succession, it became part of the following territories: Washington, Idaho and Montana. The territory of Montana was organized in 1865 and statehood was acquired in 1889. Montana is the third largest state in the union. Rightfully called the Treasure State, Montana is exceptionally rich in natural resources. ANACONDA COPPER MINING CO. 'Work for a Greater and More Prosperous Montana . This is a project that should include all Montanans. Two Fine Stores to Serve You . . . Hart-Albin Company Bowens Hart-Albin Store for Men Serving the Midland Empire Since — 1902 — Billings Montana . . . ifOU lA jo-l flluU i Linfield’s Studio 109 South Wilson BOZEMAN MONTANA Gallatin Valley Furniture Co. atfo+ne. o-jj Quality fyuAsiituAe. jjeatu i+Uf luclt fViaducti aA.. .. • Goncral Electric Radios • Armstrong Linoleum • Loos Carpets 303 E. 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SCOTT. Owner Butte, Montana MILES CITY. MONTANA GAMERS” — TWO FINE RESTAURANTS- HELENA BUTTE (305) c4 Pleasant cAiAociation One of the things we like alxmt our new building is that we can have our SUPERIOR PUBLISHING COMPANY under the same roof with us. It is always gratifying to find the number of authors who as editors or staff members started long and successful writing careers working on their school yearbooks. We at ARTCRAFT are proud of our long record in training and helping editors and staff members to produce fine professional-appearing yearbooks and enjoy seeing ARTCRAFT editors achieve success in either the literary or the business world. LOOKING IWVU A FEW VEAltS MR. ALBERT SALISBURY, co-author of HERE ROLLED THE COVERED WAGONS and TWO CAPTAINS WEST, has this to say about his experience as a yearbook editor: “At the time I teas more concerned with the problems of producing a yearbook than with what the future held. It was only a few years later, however, that I could see the knowledge I had gained there had helped prepare me to become an author. It was then I realized and appreciated the material and information passed on to me by advisers, engravers and printers. (j$ rfekaft ENGRAVING 4 ELECTROTYPE CO. upmor PUBLISHING CO. 2809 Third Avenue Box 2190 SEATTLE 11. WASHINGTON See them at your booh tore.. HERE ROLLED THE COVERED WAGONS. by Albert ond Jone Solisbury. IK Old Oregon Troll o� it oppeors todoy. with interesting text. 5.00. TWO CAPTAINS WEST, by Albert ond Jone Solitbvry. Scenes thot Lewis ond Clork would hove photogrophed too. it they hod hod a camera) 7.50. DOCTOR, COME QUICKLY' by frank J. Clancy, M.D. A doctor looks ot his potients. ond tells exactly what he thinks of them. 2.95. ELIZA, by Potricio Campbell. A novel of the Northwest thot is olreody o clotsic. Recently dramatized on o coast lo coost network. 3.00. THE COLUMBIA, Powerhouse of the West, by Murray Morgan. Superb reporting on our greatest river, its history and possibilities. 3.50. PILCHUCK, The life of o Mountain, by Marry W. Higman and Earl ). lorrison. Noture study at first hond, delightfully written. 3-50. I 04 I CROSBY CANDY CO. Helena. Montana DISTRIBUTORS OF Glade's Quality Chocolates FOR MONTANA Associate Jobbers: Pennington-Mather, Inc., Great Falls, Montana Flathead Specialty Co., Kalispell, Montana Western Amusement Association, Missoula, Montana De Dycker Brothers, Butte, Montana erY hmg to Build Anything . . C°- 44 Broadway Phone 3103 Billings GALLATIN HARDWARE electric RANGE c°°“coolls � “■ • • WASHERS . . . IRONERS r jrS V ROY'S (g?) SERVICE Gas Oil — Lubrication Washing Tires Batteries — Accessories We Vacuum Your Car 24-HOUR SERVICE —CALL OR AND DELIVER Full Insurance Coverage 424 E. MAIN ST. BOZEMAN Empire Heating Cooling Heating Sheet Metal Air Conditioning Built-Up Roofing PHONE 3404 1309 DIVISION ST. BILLINGS S °e Commercial National Bank Bozeman, Montana O et Member of F. D. I. C. THE AMERICAN Candhf £hi pA BUTTE, MONTANA BOZEMAN CASH-WAY LUMBER HARDWARE CO. Plumbing and Electrical Fixtures • Building Supplies • Sporting Goods • Farm Supplies • Hardware 311 N. SEVENTH PHONE 1947 BOZEMAN, MONTANA Clothiers for Montana State College Men for Over Twenty Years CRESAP McCRACKEN Ph. 278 39 E. Main Bozeman, Montana SBiirimi E. J. POETTER NORTHERN DRUG CO. AUTOMOBILE CO. YOUR PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Where Quality Counts Buick ★ Chevrolet 8 E. Main Phone 128 — Sales and Service — STRONG'S INC LOOK! We Have everything for Converting your House Into a Home Pontiac Cadillac F. L. DYE CO. BOZEMAN. MONTANA SALES AND SERVICE Bozeman 241 E. Main Phone 472 Security Bank and Trust Company BOZEMAN. MONTANA Capital. Surplus, and Profits-$300,000.00. Independent and Locally Owned XXX Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Thanks . . . 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For Campus Favorites It's FREEMAN SHOES For Men TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST! McCRACKEN BROS. THE MEN'S STORE 131 E. Main Phone 321-W BOZEMAN BOBCAT • Boxcmon Comfort Without Extravagance Baltimore Hotel LOU MILLER. Prop. Free Parking BOZEMAN MONTANA SO y | DRIVE o o INN Jumbo Hamburgers and French Fries For the Best . . . — KESSLER DAIRY — • Milk •Cream • Buttermilk • Chocolale Milk • Butter • Cottage Cheese • Ice Cream • Eggs BOZEMAN MONTANA Dairy Queen Store owenhouse HARDWARE COMPANY Delicious. Nutritious . . . FROZEN DAIRY PRODUCTS The Best Place CONES SUNDAES MALTS BULK BOZEMAN MONTANA to Trade . . . 36 EAST MAIN BOZEMAN When Things Look Black Phone 319 BARREL CLEANERS Pick-Up Delivery BRID6ER CLUB DINING DANCING ROMANCING Just 6 Miles East on U. S. 10 BOZEMAN PHONE 1513 IF IT'S A RADIO OR ELECTRIC—WE HAVE IT— SRE APPLIANCE STORE Westinghouse—Magnavox—RCA Victor GUARANTEED RADIO REPAIRS Pho � ? 321 -W 203 S. Trocy ClaAA —• — We are the sole distributors for official Montana State College class rings. They are available with a blue spinel stone in either gold or sterling silver. Order yours by mail. THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS' STORE STUDENT UNION BUILDING GALLATIN DRUG We Specialize in Prescriptions - Cosmetics - Cameras ★ Bozeman 41 E. MAIN PHONE 110 DIXON'S Wallpaper - Draperies - Paint Bozeman Phone 286-M 17 S. Tracy SMART COLLEGIATE STYLES THE HOTEL BAXTER 7he CampuA Heart of the Gallatin Empire AND MSC COEDS' STORE THE ROBIN LLOYD'S of BUTTE J. M. LLOYD, Prop. ★ CAFE — COCKTAIL LOUNGE CLUB ROOMS ★ Where You Receive Genuine Western Hospitality and the Finest of Food For Over a Half Century a Complete Hardware Store McCAY HARDWARE K I. STIMSON, Owner PHONE 49 27 E. MAIN BOZEMAN In Bozeman It's . . . THE PLACE TO GO FOR THE NAMES YOU KNOW Which One Ho the Toni? Where i Toni? The College Men's Store ROWLES-MACK CO. 17 EAST MAIN PHONE 1073 BENNETT AGENCY For Values That Insurance Real Estate Loans AIRLINE RESERVATIONS Can't Be Beaten! J. C. PENNEY CO. Phone 44 Bozeman BOZEMAN QUALITY WITH ECONOMY Lincoln — Mercury Frank J. Trunk Son, Inc. Phone 247 223 E. Main Bozeman SALES SERVICE ANDERSON MOTORS BOZEMAN MONTANA ARNOLD C. DURAND The Swiss Watchmaker W DIAMONDS-WATCHES WE STRIVE TO SERVE TO SERVE AGAIN BOZEMAN food Home-Cooked ... Like Mom Wished She Could SNACK SHACK 1202 S. 8th Bozeman For- COMPLETE YEAR-ROUND CAR SERVICE Hoadley Standard Service Mendenhall Tracy THE TOP HAT LOUNGE At the Crossroads of the Gallatin Empire Bozeman Bert Grifiin, Prop. B LOCK’S For Good Furniture . . . Where's the Mon? Bozeman's Newest Men's Store 4 w. MAIN Where's the Girl? MARSHALL FURNITURE 33 S. Tracy Bozeman o Q Food For Thought Zombies to Zebras 7he Qlidinatt Club he fle vuz JlQ4uuj,e Qeneteu 9 ub x, Administration 14-31 Lambda Chi Alpha 192-193 Advertising 290-314 Les Bouftons 125 Agricultural Club 226 l.uthern Students Association 245 Alpha Chi Sigma 118 M-Club 230 Alpha Gamma Delta 202-203 Men's Cooperative House 216-217 Alpha Gamma Rho 186-187 Men's Octet 150 129 170-183 204 205 267-279 1 23 153 122 Montanan 144-145 1 30 Montana Engineer 142 1 16 1 27 236 M.S.C.E.A. 235 Associated Independent Students 24? Mu Beta Beta 131 248-279 Music 150-153 My Sister Eileen 147 150-153 258-263 Newman Club 244 110-113 Nurses 282-289 Nursing Club 229 Canterbury Club 246 Octet 150 Chemical Engineers 28 206-207 Orchestra . 151 College Farmer 143 Organizations Our Town 184-247 148 College Ski Club 234 243 Pan-hellenic Council 214 152 Phi Eta Sigma 126 Phi Kappa Phi 114 241 196-1 97 Debate Team 154 121 Delta Gamma 208-209 212-2? 3 Dramatics 146-149 194 195 221 Pi Omega Pi 131 1 40-141 Publications 140-145 23 3 1 Quads 224 1 47 Queens ... 133-137 1 1 5 Quonsets 222-223 239 Saberettes 179 250-257 Scabbard and Blade 119 Foreign Students 247 34-73 Forensics 154 Septemviri 128 96-107 Septet 151 Future Farmers of America 233 198-199 Gamma Phi 188-189 Sigma Chi 200-201 Glee Club 153 • � K1 V.1UD Skiing 268-269 220-221 Sock and Buskin 146 Health and Physical Education Club 227 Sophomores 84-95 228 Spartanians 1 24 108-137 Special Days 161-169 Independent Organizations 215-224 Sports 248-279 1 20 Independents 242 Industrial Arts Club 237 232 I au Beta Pi 117 24 3 Track 264-265 Inter-fraternity Council 214 2-40 Intramural Sports 276-279 246 1 56-1 38 Westminster Foundation 245 74-83 Who's Who 132 Winter Plav 148 Kappa Delta 210-211 218-219 Kappa Sigma . 190-191 Women's Septet 151 (315) 9+uJU , Aakhu . 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Adeline Ann - 223. 266 Aye. Tin Maunc - - 34 i: i .{- Ayers. Daniel W. 246 _ B — Baarson. Beverly K 97. 204. 220. 246 Bachman. Lester B. 84. Bader. John S. 115. 126. 162 200. 265. 279 — 74 IS 244 Ruhr Walter P it u HI ?•? Baler. 35 Baler. John—______. — J5. 243 Bailey. Courtney N. ... 54 Bailey. Jack B 35 Bailey. John Lynch 97 Bailey. Richard K 190 Bain. Oayton Lee — 35. 117 Bair. Theodore E. 35. 114. 117. 231 Baker. Earl 35. 226. 233 Baker. Joyce E. 35. 122, 116. 204. 232, 234. 245 Raker. Richard L. 198 Raker. Warren Lee 182 Baldridge Donald E — 35. Ill Baldwin. Rosalee M $4, 345 Ball. Norwood D. .. 243. 252 Ballard. Delbert L 74. 194 Banderob. Bernadlne Banta. William Ray 84. 151. 210. 236. 243. 246 97 182 Barber Donalee 130, 255 Barber. June Susan . 257 Barfkccht. Edward O. _3S Ilarlmrtr Bnrrly 84 19ft 2ft2 998 2t£ DBI illhVl • APT Vweop Barlslch, Jack Louie 14V. ava ■ aaO «Jv 57, 180 Barnett. Joseph Barr. William Lee Barrett. Glenn P Barrlck. Darrell M Barrick. Orlo R.. 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Max E. 54 74. 121. 204 74. 158. 264. 271 Burke, citarlea Burke. Irvin la _____ Burke. Maurice W. Burke. Owen 20. 22. 75. 134. 145. 210. 243 Bergan. Robert B 97. 181 Burke. Sherman— Burklund. Carol Burnett. Doyle 35. 200 Bertholl. Barbara A 35 55. 196. 243 Bleler. Elenore L. Bleler. Mildred J 36. 121. 210. 235 74. 146. 210 Burns. BUMS Bums. Ida H. 38. 194. 233 35. 204 Biggs. Erlene Marie fl. 290. 226. 242 Busma. Lloyd H 35 Blrkeland. Phyllu Birrer. Emmett P. Bishop. Archie C 74. 212 54. 196 36. 226. 233 . 245 Butcher. John E 17. 18. 38, 114. 116. 131. 242 Butkay. Paul R 55. 115. 155. 244 Butler. Edward P. 35 Black. Gene Wesley Blackwood. Richard D. Blake. Larry Jay 97. 57. 201. 257 54, 265 150. 151. 152. 183. 195 Butler. Milton M. Butler. Wesley. Jr Byrne. Rita B., . 57. 153. 155 55. 187. 239 135 — c — 154. 216. 226. 233. 242 Cade. 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Lester I 42 CPael. Shirley I - — 07, 141. Darlow. John C - Jr. 85. 140. 175. 99. 190 182 Davenport. Ken L. 43. 188 Davidson. David 8 43. 152. 190 Davidson. Esther L. 43. 121. 212. 228 Davidson. Marjorie 151. 152 Davidson. Jack A 75. 117. 118. 238 Davies. Betty LoU 85. 120 129 144. 212. 214 09. 222 229 265 213 152 Davis. Robert T 43. 200 Davis Robert J. 43 Davison. Pred Edward 181 Dawes. Leland Earl 239 209 Dawley. Lorna L 43 43. 238 Day. Lynn T. 43 Day. Ralph W 43 110. 177. 200 201. 234 99 205 150. 151. 152 43. 190 254 Deck John F 75. 188 43. Decker. Glenn Wm 85 Decker. Mrs Mary K 43 85 15). 181. 239 Degn Arne M 75. 118 216. 226 245 144. 110. 151. 220 99. 09. 183. 41. 117. 12$. 132. 181. 43. 232 09 170. 208. 243 . 41. no. 132. 173 151. 152. 152. 1$3. 1S6 180. 109 85. IIS. 14). 208 Dougherty. Jane M 86 120. 114. 86 153 252 Crate. Vernon K. -42 Downey. Thomas E .. 182. Mac Intyre's Inc. 215 N. Park Anaconda Drew, Mile Harvey — 151 Drew. Beverly Jean Driscoll. Charles 944 Driscoll. Donald Driver. Horace W 44. 194 226. 233 Drummond. Thomas C 18. jo. 75. 144 177. 188. 226 Duehr Sue Jane Dull. Oerald Gene Duncan. Kenneth W. 21. 75. 154. 188. 214 Duncan George I. Dundas. Robert K 152. Dunkle. Frank H Jr Dunlap. Ruane D 20 75. 115. 145. 178. 186 226 234 245 Dunn. Roy E. Dunntnc. Charles O.. Durocher. Hector J. „ 190 231 Dybdal. Elliott L. . 99. 142. 182. 198 Eagle. Joe O. E — Early. Oerald Wm. Eastep. Victor J Eastman. Donald A 18. 22. 86 . 115. 180. 196. 234 1$0 Eby Allen H Edwards. Harry E. Egan. Karl Edward 86 230. Egan. Joseph L. Ekblad. Robert B 88. 188. 232 Elliott. Charles K Elliott. Dorothy J 75. 121. 152. 153. 224 242 Elliott. Franklin B 180. 200. Ellis. Donald C. Ellis. Elaine Ellison. Oliver T. 45 ltd. 131. Elwell. Donald Frank 88 115. 126 144. 190 187. 226 76. 116. Erpeldtnt. Patricia 45. 151. 152 153. 218. 242. 244 76. Etchart. Leonard W. _ IS. 22. 45. 116. 119. 125, 132. 143. 176 192. 214 20$ Eyman Robert P 86. 115. 178. 180. 1 3 • r — Fahlgren. Charles E. ... 88. 115. 128. 144. 180 200 Fairbanks. Delores K 99 220. 229 Parnbam. John D 76. 181. 198 21. 22. Fenske. Janice M 18. 19 45 111. 121. 127. 121. 1)2 152. 153. 210. 228. 236. 245 45. 114 216 Ferkovlch. Katherine _ 45. 224 Perris. Donald T. Pleld. Harry J----- Pleld Richard E 18) -44 -44 76. 200 238 186 Ptsher. MtrnNI J 17. l� 45. til. 127. 132 Grassetchi Prlmro� e 154 � V. 244 190 120. 119. 210.’ 86. 145. 186 244 9. 183 76. 212. 222 150. 152. 153 86. 182, 196 is: M 153. 208. 22 . 245 146. Pluegel. William M 9. 187 . 203 118. 190. 238. 178. 287 Forsythe. David A. 76. 174. 190 141. 204. 220. 157 198 Poster Edith C 88 Poster. Robert M 45. 235. 237 220 230 200 99. 190 245. 271 Fousc. William W 86 198. 231 77. 115. Foust. Jack W 46. 270 Pox. Clyde K . Jr. 46 230. 254 198 Fraker. Don M 46 Prank. WUbert 46. 241 188 196 198 146 Freebury. Donald L. 46. 198. 233 Preeser. 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James F. 48 Hansen. John Lloyd 48 Hansen. Norman T 87. 190 Hansen. Richard Jas 48 Hansen Richard Leon 77. 115. 146. 192 243 77. 148. 184. 214. 237 Hanser. William M. 175 Hanson. Beverly M. . - —87. 224 Hanson. Charles R. 48 Hanson Edward D 77. 143. 144 192 226. 234. 244 77 22a. , - - 4 - 190 77 Han .on. Harold W O 48. 234 101 Hanson Homer W —_ 48. 192. 239. 244 88. 188. 244 Hanson Ileana K 49 210. 227. 234 283. 288 152! 153 49. 194 283 87. 182 212 181 152 Hanto. Donald C. 77. 144, 178. 192 229 244 282 Harchenko. Clifford 77. 216 88 180 190. 226 179. 204 Hardlr. Haze! C 21. 77. 204 10 49. 117. 132. 140 Hardle. Lots L 141. 210 145. 194 183 201. 277. 279 101. 220 IM. 218. 236. 242 49. 231 49. 188 Hardy. Oerry Kay 87. 179. 210. 222 228 236 77. 198 230. 253 49. 144, 146. 204 77 99. 204. 220 208 Hargrove. John 49. 114. 131. 141, 154 . 235. 243 Homanach. Florence T. 101. 179. 220. 244 Gottlob. Marilyn P. 202 Harlan. Cleon Cecil 99 Howell. John W. — — 182 Ooudle. Harland. Jr — . Gould. Elizabeth J. Gould. Richard V Ooytna. Oale P $7 115. 143, Grabow. Donald R -47. 151. 114. 202. 216 230 Harper. Albert W. _87 Hoyt. Virginia Donna 88. 224 145. 17«. 1«|. 186. 228 Harris. Arlen Norman Harris. Billy Joe 87. 150. 151. 152. 247 246 Hubber. Roy A. Huber. Beverly 50. 230. 285. 264 286 279 Graham. Hugh Thomas C • C . A. A J. Graham. Robert B. _____ 180 257. 263 L UYai-TTQIiatl U VeU. - • mam jrreer, Mnutunuu (318) 101. 142. 182. 199 50 8 183 88. 181 50. 2J7 88. 180 2T7 Hurdle. Joiin B«telle 101. 213. 222 Hursh. Bill Rldde 180 — K — Kell. Edgar R. 101. 201. 257. 263 — Keith. Charles Wm . — ... Ml. ID 237 Irvin. Darrell Boots 50. 119. 140. 141. 175. 198 Kelly. Clarence W lt| Kenyon. Ralph C 88 150. 151. 152. 246 — J — Kercher. Conrad J. 52. 114 116 150 152 218. 242 Kildahl. Marvin K 52. 200. 227 256 Jackson. Stanford J 77. 143. 188. 228 233. 245 Kins. David Jay. 101. 201 150. 152 276 101. 181. 198 Jackson. William T. 77. 118. 218. 226. 271 Klrchner. Eugene K 101. 182. 216. 242. 244 Jacobsen. Joyce A 88. 130. 224 229. 245 Kirk. Elolse R 52 131. 132, 152 153. 235 Jansen. Dora 284 Klay. Robert Prank 89. 180 . 216 89 208 88 126. 182 245 150. 152. 153. 190 Johnson. Wheeler 41. 131 Kramer. Geraldine L 101. 146 151. 212. 220 89 115. 183. 198 Johnston. Edith Emma _101. 141. 204 . 220 Kranz. Mary Louise .78. 202. 214. 243 Jones. Berney P — 78. 151. 175. 192 Kratoftl. Stella M. C. ... m Jones. Phyllis L. 286. 288 Kuhr Betty A 78. 202 Ed Marar.s Butte Kuhr William H Kyle. Kenneth W. 101. 140. Kyler Uta J 152. 153. 183. 195 — L — Lab. Walter F Lain . Robert H Lake]. William Lamoreaux. Bonnie R Lampe. Evelyn James Landan- Patricia A Lane. Anne Laverne 53. Lane. Robert Donald 131. 151. 210. 243 Lane. Marlon L. Lang Betty A Lang. Arlene Joyce Lang Jack Edvard Lansberry, John S Larsen Lots C Larsen. Leroy Melvin Larsen. Nell T. Larsen. Theodore E Larsen. Palmer L. Larson. Wilbur L. Laubarh. Vernon F Lawrence. Arlyn O. 53. 118. 238 Lawrence. Larry L. Lea. Harold M 24S Lee. Clarence W Lee. Daryl Andrew iit Lee. William Leffler Regina B Lexer. Harlow Oordon im Lehnen. James O. Lelxhty. David H telsher. Richard D Lel-hman. James V Lem. Robert F A Lentfer. Jack Warren Leonard. Donald J La Prow se. Tom A Leslie. James M 78. 14 . 152. 175. 1 tettlnga. Robert Leuschen. Myrtle T Leuschen. Donald M Leutz. Elaine E Leva. Archie W Leva. Ann Levra. Raymond E Lewis, Mrs Leola 288 Llxhtner. Raymond V. 103. 150. 152. 183. 195 Lindsay. James Carl ac Unite Id. Wm Bertll Llnthacum. Charles Lister. Kay A Livers. Carlos p Livers James H. 54. 150. Livingston. Eleanor 54. 230. 235. 269 152. 230. 235. 169 Lloyd. David E loch. Ce'e'tine J 1 ©eke Roberta jjo 286 lockhart Harold B g9 j-j I offel. Alice Jean m 54a lofgren. Merlyn W V. ■ otan Leona M. I-ommasaon Thomas F Lon . Jesse W Jr. Long. Robert L. 79. 150. 152. 198 Loo Walter Lin Min Lorentz. William N 22. 90. 115. 144. 183. 190 Lott. Robert Carson — 79. 216. 242. 258 Howard M 9a (319) Lowcry. Robert E. 103. ISO. 236 ISO LUCIUS Hal R Ludlng. Call-In B Ludwig. Frank C. Luhm. Marx uu Lund Cicorgc Stanley Lund. Gordon Lund. Robert K u Luoma. Mae Amanda Lyman. Richard E Lynch. John R Lyons. Robert H M — Mallnak. Paul J 188. 232 2S8 Murantctte. Robert J. 1«. 18. 31. 55. 135. 194 244 Marble. Everett G T9. 148. 198. 234. 245 Mardls. Betty May 0. 224. 236. 243. 245 Marriage. Donald O 55. 190 Martinet 1. Everett E. 103. 182 Martlnell. jeanlne G. 103. 206 223. 229 Masten. Charles 58. 112. 128. 132. 227, 255 264. 271 Matheson. Beverly M. 103. 208 220. 240 22. Mb 193 Matson. Donna Mae 90. 120. 210. 223. 227 79. 180 195. Mayer. Avalon Ilene 90. 152. 153. 224 90 McCahlll. Charles P. 90 200. 259 McCann. James Robert IM. Ml. 152. 18? McClarty. Willis R 90. 115. 140. 141. 181. 194 56 116 McConnen. Richard J. M. 183. 198 McCracken. Joan M . 79. 124. 141. 145. 210. 227. 240 McCurdle. Don C. _. .. 90. 115. 182. 188 56. 188. 230. 79. 79. McOahen. Richard A 181 MeOlllen. James A 227. 230. 253 Morrlsette. Robert 91. 152. 190. 265 McOown. Helyn Lee 90. 120. 210, 229. 246 Morrison. Billie J. .. SO. 203. 243. 246 MoOtllro, Wilbur C. _ 90. 182 Morrow. Margie A 58. 127. 152. 153. 179 McHugh. Edvard P. 56 157. 230. 241 Morrow. Wallace C. - 59 McHugh. John U'm. 90. 126. 181. 200. 277 Morton. George J. 90. 216 Mclver Donald J. 50. 216. 231 Mosbjr. Robert Miles 145. 238 McKay. Douglas 79, J97 Mosher. Gerald R. . 103. 197. 234 McKee. Raymond A. 79. 189. 243 Mosher. Roland C. 103. 145. 180. 186. 226 McKenna. John C. 103. 182 Mourlch. Frank L. «n 238 McKcown. James 56. 216. 231 Mueller. Rosalie M. ——— — 58. 236 McKeown. Thomas 56. 233 Mueller. Jo Ann 103. 209. 220 McKethen. Joe 181. 260 Mueller. Letha Eva MW McKnlght. William E . M Muir. Barbara Jean 103. 150. 151. 203. 221 McLauchlin. Madelene _________ 56. 283 Muller. Frank X . Jr. iv 244 McLendon. William E. 10J. 181 Muneta. Paul 177 McLelsh. Yvonne 57. 20J Munro. Bradley L. 80. 118. 123. 190. 238 McMahon. Joseph K 90. 244 Murphy. Elizabeth A. 91. 219. 242 McMillan Lester 9 . 181. 216. 245 Murphy. George P . Jr. 58. 118. 244 McPeek. Marshall J 57. 188. 239 Murphy. Oerald Kerns 1 3. 226 McQuillan. Joseph 57 Murphy. Harry James . 103. 187 McRae. Donaleen 57. 234. 212 Murphy. Joyce L 59. 131. 146. 210. 234 . 246 McRae. Marjorie P. 103 Murphy. Theodore R. _5t McVee. Curtis V. 57, 194 . 226 Murray. Marry Ellen 90. 20f Mead. James Francis Me mom. Thomas T. _ 103. 180. 195. 279 57. 146. 216 ■ N — Mecklenburg. Howard - 57. 151, 186. 277 Nadler. Robert Mecklenburg. Shirley 103. 205 Nadeau. Lyle 59. 190 Mecklenburg. Walter 57. 186 Naegelt, Edward 80. 175 Mellord. Dolores D. 266 Naegell. Susan Ann m 213. 221 Melde. Allen Eugene 239. 243. 276 Narkevtc. Walter W. 59. 197. 232 Meier. Harry F. -- - QO 176 Nash. Joan F 91. 206. 244 Melnxer. Verla M. 285. 288 Nash. Kathryn Ann 80. 151. 206. 244 Melby. Wm. Rudolph 91 Needham. Lawrence W. 91. 192 Mellen. Hugh J. vo 197 Neel. William R 80. 152. 153. 180. 186. 226 Memovlch. Hugh L. vr 232 Neff. Hazel M 91. 144. 224 Mendel. John E 51 Nelffer. Hilda 67 Menzel. Fred Floyd 151 Nclth. Kenneth Hugh .80. 192 Mercer. Robert 20. 57. 128. 150. 152. 200. 245 Nelson. Clyde Wayne 59. 188. 227 Mercord. Fredrick C- 103. 182. 195 Nelson. Helen V 80. 209. 21R Merrlll. Robert D. 79 Nelson. Irving Jack 177 Merrlman. Marjorie L. 286 Nelson. John H. 17. 18. 20. 22. 59. 112. 114. 116. 128 132. 157. 186. 241, 246 Men. Merry C. J. 103. 150. 151. 220. 245 Messmer. Donnalee R 103. 141. 146. 208. 244. 266 Nelson. John Wm.. Jr 59. 118. 190. 238 Meyer. Burtls William 91. 162. 197 Nelson. Marie MS Meyer Dvaln J. 57 Nelson Norman Wayne 80. 181 Meyer. Myrna V. 57. 131. 210. 235. 245 Nelson. Patricia A. 91. 120. 146. 179. 205 Meyers. Henry F. 79. 270 Nelson. Paul 59, 191 Michaels. Robert H. 20. 57. 216 Nelson, Ramona B. 80. 144. 152. 203. 228. 266 Michels. Elvln L 79 Nertney. Patricia A. 120. 141. 206 245 Michels. Clair A 57. 233 Neuhardt. Ernestine 103. 223 . 228 Midge. Lester OIa( 57. 235. 237 Newby. Don E. 59. 119. 178, 235 Mikkola. Elno If. 57 Newby. Keith F. 1 7 Milam. Paul 2 7 Newell. Mary Lynne 103. 153. 203. 221 Milam. Mrs. Bernice M. 57 Newport. William A. «i 191 Mtlburn. George R 58. 119. 177. 200 Newton. James Wesley 80. 145. 200 Miles. Velma Lee 15J. 179, 245 Neyland. Keith A. 103 257 263 Miller. Audrey Jean _2t7 Neyrlnck. Orville L. 99, ns. i94 Miller, Barbara J. 91. 120. 129. 143. 153. Nichol Bernard E. 90, J01 219. 226. 242 Nichols. Msry Lou 287 Miller. Idabellr O. .58. 114. 130. 220 Nichols. 8tdney L 192. 221. 226 Miller. Katherine J. 91. 203 Nicholson. M Evelyn 59, 206 Miller. Patricia L. 91. 120. 213. 227. 240 Nicholson. Florence 91. 120. 130. 206. 229 Miller. Patricia R. 58. 127. 151. 212. 214 Nlckelson. Barbara M 59. 121. 124. 127. 153. Miller. Raymond 8 ... 58. 232 218. 235 Miller. Richard L. 79. 192 Nickelsoa. Margery 80. 213. 234 Miller. Richard N. 58. 200. 276. 277. 279 Nlckelson. Robert L. 80. 117. 118. 238. 251. 255 Miller. Robert M. 91. 200. 243. 279 Nickerson Jack Earl -Jl Miller. Robert Allen 91. 182. 200. 261 Nledermler. Leroy P. 103. 143. 145. 186. 226 Miller. Stewart P. 157. 241 244 227 Miller. William A. 91. 151. 152. 153. 216. 242 Sit . Wlila Ann 103. 221. 227 Mills. Helen Joan _ 287. 288 Nile. Raymon Tracy 91. 115. 194 . 226 Mllodragovlch. Ell 58. 117. 200 Nipple. Wayne D ———91. 195 Mllstein. Emanuel _ 79 Nlfthlmura Akira an 237 Mlnnler. Geraldine E. 287 � 181111111141 � lt ■ Ntvala. Ronald C. M Mlsfeldt. Shirley M 79. 310. 244 Niven Madec Clara 59. 124. 151. 211. 227. 240 Mitchell. Charles J. 91 4 ■ S II ••4«4 w� Vl« • Noble. Lee Roy inf Mitchell. Marjorie O. 58. 124. 327. 240 Noe. Robert Cyrus 91. 141 Mitchell. Peter L. 343 Noll. Nell Eugene 91. 199 Moe. Henry William 58. 231 Norderhu . Paul J. .188 Moe. Thomas C. 58 Nordlund James C. 103. 227. 257. 263 Moes. Harold Ben 183. 226 Nordheim Keith E 80. 157. 236. 264 . 265 Mollenoerg. John E. 103 Norley. Wallace D. 1 3, 180. 195 Mondelll. Marie 79. 141. 146. 152. 210. 214. 234 Norris. La Forrest 9i Montgomery. Roger 91 Northam Shirley A. 80. 205. 244 Moore. Denton Rickey 347 Norton. David P. 59. 119. 175. 186. 226. 236 Moore Ellen Marie 91. 120. 213. 228. 244 Norton. Patricia L 103. 221. 226 Moore. Herman S. 79. 177. 216. 242 Norwood. Charles — of Moore. Jay Allen 79. 151. 191 Nott. Avery J.. Jr. . . fa Moore. John A. 79 Nugent. Robert C. 80. 180. 195. 244 Moore. Kenneth D. 103 NydcsKcr. Richard J 71 Moore. Mary Jane P. 79. 204 Nye. Doris Jean 59. J4i_ 207 Moore. Perry James 79 Nye. Nancy L. 59. 179. 204. 214 Mora. John M 58. 227. 230. 255 Nroulit. Wyman 60. 114. 119. 158 177. 245 Morgan. Edward C. 80. 233 Nyouist. Harlan 80. 118. 245 Morgan. Marjorie Ann 91. 146. 205. 224 Morgan. Richard J. 91. 200 O — Morgan. Robert Frank 90. 200 Oakley Perry E. 91. 1 0. 216 Morris. Carol Marie 103. 130. 151. 220. 229. 242 Ochltant. Bunjerte 60 Morris. Victor E. Jr 59 O'Connell. Virginia 60. 114. 224 Gamer Shoe Store - Butte (320) O'Connell. Shelley V. 93. 181. 217. 237 194 O'Connell. Patricia A _ . O'Dell. Doyal D 80, 128. 221. 244 Pierce. Harvey Lee 105. 151. 152. 153. 183 Rogers. Jack Edward Odncal. Billy L O'Donnell. Raymond T. 60. 119. 173 Pile. Clarancc P 105. 180 Rogers. James Ed 81. 151. 152. 177, 246 O'Donnell. Richard H. Ohta. Roy T __ Ole. Andrew N. - - Oiye. Ben Old . Alice Old . Curtis L. ________ Olesen. Bette Mae w — 68 60. 232 60 m _88 Pinkerton. Kenneth Pitch. Dorothy J Pltseh. Roy A Platts. Gordon H Pluhar. Mayme P Pomeroy. Lyndon V. _ 83. 1 0 105. 221 63. 119. 176. 217. 231 62. 119. 145. 173. 192 92. 224. 228. 242. 245 83 Rohrer. Leonard R. Romek. Robert D. Rongstad. Alden H. Roncstad. Wallace A. . Ronnlng. Anna C. 1 Rooney. Francis J. _ Rorvtk. Allen B. Rose. Donald W Rose. John 51 Roser. l amer Marie Ro s. Robert D. Ross. Warren H Rossberg. Clifford D. 81 19. 93. 120. 105. 182. 193 151. 152. 180. 217 : 31. 131 18$ 144. 152. 153. 179. 203. 223. 243. 245 OUcn. Arlene OUen. Gordon D. Ot on. Bonnie Jean Olson. Charles 8. Olson. Frauds A. Olson. Harris 8tan Olson. James Lewis Olson. Tony 130. 2U 92. 192 306 92. 182. 227. 261 _60 88. 144. 200. 270 92 Poole. Charles P. Popovich. Charles W. Porte. Richard Allan Porter. George Patrick Porter. John H. Porter. John William Posterick. Adrienne 63. 232 62. 235 92. 160. 193 62. 217 63. 235. 237 Ok lit 83. 209. 243 33. 31. 64. 235. 237. 242 64. 186 115. 162. 186. 277 124. 203. 227. 240 64 64. 200 214 ,185. 201 Olson. Warren Olen Olson. William A . Jr 103 Powell. Lawrence E 92. 151. 152. 180 Roth. Keneth J. 64 O'Neill. Gerald L O'NelU. Luylon J,. O'Neill. Joseph D Opalka. Alice Emily Ople. Nicholas O Orcutt. Marilyn E Orcutt. Peggy 93. 191 Orcutt. Priscilla I. 103 151. 153. 209. 221 Orman. Richard E 199. 227. 230. 260 Ormson Anne Irene Orndorff. John Wm Orr. Donald Lee Orr. Helen Margaret Ottem. William J.. Jr. Otto. William Earl Owen. Jack E. Owen . Robert J to — U — Sabo!. Stephen II 150. 151. 152 It! .... . 188. 232 Quenemoen. Merle Oene Quenemoen. Robert Quinn. Joe M. 62 81. 191 92. 180. 191. 271 116. 125. 143. 186 Salo. Glenn W. Samuelson. Ruth L. Sanborn. Thomas G 81. 64. 239 124 . 211. 227. 240 61. 217 — 103. 317 Quinnell. Arthur C. Qulnnell. Clara M. «3. 133 19. 62. 205. 214 Sande. Verner S. Sandera. William J. _ 64. 226. 233. 242 17. 18. 21. 64. 132. 217. Pace. Geraldine Packer. Robert Jacob Paddock. Helen —___ - - t 307 . 106 Raab. Gerald R — 63 217. 230. 242. 284 Sargent. James F Sargent. Merle Sargent. Robert L. Sauke. Robert V. Saunders. Jack K. Saunders. Lloyd R Saunders. Robert B 17, 18. 64 116. 216. 226. 246 64 64 Padcett. Kenneth Palmer. Doris L. Palmer. Waller W Papenfuss. Bruce W Park. Donald H 81 105. 221. 228 253. 277 Raaland. Gerald Dean Rahnefleld. Gunther Raleigh. Robert J. 22. 92. 105. 181. 199. 257 81. 177 126. 194. 226. 244 163 105. 163. 263 182. 199 81 Ralston. Barbara J. 92. 141. 213 Saunders. Martha 64. 112. 127. 132. 136. 203 Parker. David J. Parker. Gerald Leon Parker. Hugh O. _ _ Soharn Edward C. 64. 194. 244 Parker. John C. Partington. William Sehcrrer. Fredrick E Parvlnen, Darrel A Parzych. Bernard V Parzych. Raymond A. 92. 153. 244 92. 130. 286 105. Pasha. Herbert R 191. 245 Pasha. James Edward 81. Patrick. Warren B Puugh. James T Punch. John Charles Pa veils. Oerge A Reese. Shirley Anne 130. 205. 229. 266 Paynter. Donald A Pearson. Charles R Pearson. Ellen E 92 120. Pearson. Marlllyn M «. Peck. Jo Ann May Peckenpaugh. Kiel Peden. William A Schrumpf. James K Schuchman. Dorothy Pedersen. L. Eugene Peilett. Marion F Pemberton. Thomas Pemble. Jennie Perclval. Charles H Perettl. John H Peter. Elizabeth M Petersen. Donald P Petersen Nohl D Peterson. Arden J Peterson. Donald E Peterson. Frederick Peterson, Oene A Robinson. David W Phlliloe. Raymond R 61. 233 , 81. 217. 231 Phillip . Robert K 105. 203. 245 Phillips. Samuel K Phillips. Theodore J. 181 Roebuck, William T. . . . 63 Sheldon. Barbara J. 93. 224, 228. 242 Schwartz Butte Shelton. Edward J. Shelton. Charles O. (Compliments ol M. H. Schwortxl Sherman. Oene H. 65 (321) Sherman. Milford E Sherman. Roeer H Sherrow. Jam W. ....... 93. 181. 348 8V 114. 117. 151. 192 85. 117. 119. 176. 200. 279 Shields. John Paul 82. 176. 192 Shield. . Robert D Ml Shorthlll. Harold C 85. 2o: Shular. Alicia Ann 83. 343 Shular. Robert Dean 105. 181. 336 Shuyler. Doris M. 83. 144. 311 Shuyler. Marjorie L. 105. 179. 211. 221 Shunk. Dwight Stone 183 Stebriiwe. Bobby J. 85. 116. 125. 156. 187. 326. 233. 239 Sle'bach. Prsd A. Jr 93. 181. 193 Slkora. Edward 65. 191 SUvey. Franklin C. 82. 118. 191 Sim. Katherine L. 93. 153. 211. 223 Stmanton. Dwayne M 93. 182. 250 8tmanton. Thomas R 105. 283 Simonfy. Jack Martin 182 Simpers. Norma Marie 287. 288 Sim . Wilbur Thos. 93. 151. 152. 183. 191 Sinnott. Walter P 93. 183 Slpe. Dixie Lee 105. 211 Slpe. John Oardlner 105. 195. 242 Siverts. Robert D. 66. 191 Slvertson. Donald E. 105. 181 Slvertson. Maurice 82 201. 255 Slvertson. Dorothy E 381 Skaalure. Glenn E 1 83. 180. 187. 226. 245 Skank. Betty Lou 105. 205. 221. 228 Skresvlg Harlan A 68. 193. 235 Slabbekorn. Delbert 88 Slaxer. Robert P. 86. 235. 237 Slacht. George T. 88 Slaugenhaupt. Robert W 68. 235 Small. Chris C. — - 82. 176. 201 Smart. John. Jr. _. 66. 217. 232 244 Smith. Charles J.. Jr 115. 187 Smith. David train 66. 199. 227. 230. 254 Smith. James Hugh ■■ 83. 145 Smith. James H. 82. 150. 217 Smith. Joyce 66. 205. 246 Smith. John Martin . _ 66. 199. 246 Smith. Kenneth 82. 192. 226 Smith. Lyle K. 68. 199 Smith. Mabel B. 66. 150. 224 Smith. Marianne 229. 285. 2 6 Smith Naomi C 559 589 Smith. Patricia Ann 93. 120. ISO. 141. 145. 179 213. 229. 246 Smith. Richard H. 2. 199. 246 Smith. Robert James .105. 182. 199 Smith. Robert M. 22. 105. 182. 199, 243. 246 Smith. Robert A. 21. 66. 125. 190. 214. 227 Smith. Roger Spencer 105. 123. 201 Smith Thomas D 66. 231 Smith. Victor H 66. 118. 146 Smola. Charles R. 81. 151. 159 Smola. Valeria M 67. 121. 224 Sneddon. Robert A 81 Snell. James A. 82. 174. 191 Snider. Robert H. 105 Snow. George Morton 105. 183. 199 Snyder. H. W. 231 Sodergren. Vernon D 105. 180. 201 I [ a 0 67. 119. 173 Sohl. Jack Darrell ins i 5 i i Solhelm. Oyiteln 247 26 Soutor. Lucille 82. 207. 244 Soutor. Mary Ann 122. 243. 244 Spain. Clark L 93, 181. 201 Spain. Leroy Warren 82. 144 Spaller. Kenneth M. 93. 195 Spang. Edward F. 93. 180 Spannrlng. Raymond 67. 231 Sparlln. Rosemary 105. 203. 221 Speaker. Floyd O. 176 Speelman. Sandy Lee 67. 116. 233 Spencer. Billy D. 93_ j Splka. Albert J 93. 195. 244 Spogen. Leo Raymond 82 Spraxg'.ns. Evert O 105 Spraxcln . Lyle E 105. 193. 195 Sprague. Edwin Jack Spurgeon. Allen 93. 181. 192. 226 Staggs. Patsy Jean 287 Staley. Sara Ann — 93. 151. 213 Stamp. Stanley R 67. 117 Standlsh. Patricia M. 105. 150. 221. 226. 242 Stapleton. Medford 105. 181 Stapleton. Waynetta ■ . 105 Stark. Byron M. 67 114 117 11 5V Stayton. Robert Lee w 1 • 111. lilt 1 IO. J8 2 191. M6 St. Clair. Barbara A 105. 207 223. 2 . 23 Steam . William M • Steel. F.m:� l C.. Jr sin 2U 2«« Steffnnl. Earl T 67. 199 Stefanlch. Frank A d Steffen. Frank A. — o • 82. 199. 270 Steneraen. Laurel E — 987 Thomas. Tommy If. 1 7 StenehJem. Ralph at. n Thompson o orce S. 107. 181. 217 StenhJem. Patricia A 17. 18. 67. 113. 131. 132. Thompson. Jack D. 69. 191. 231. 245 211. 214. 228. 236. 243. 245 Thomwon Joyce E 383 Stensland. Harold W. 81. 998. 918 1 1 IvMl ft • WV VS Thompson. Mary K 8 Stensland. Gall M. 93. 115. 143. 180. 192. 226. 236 Thompson. Robert L. 83. 187 Stensvad. Erwin K 181. 226 ThAmDiftn T W 88 Stephens. Don 81. Ill l 11VUI8 • • • Thornton Mathew 69. 231. 246 Stephens. James B. 87. 189 8 IIV II Wil. ■ ■ Tldball. Dsvn O lot 107. 223. 229 Stephenson. 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Ernest John - - - ■ 83 Stlnchfield. John W. 82. 227. 230. 25! Tnwnkla V David V 83. 217. 242 Stockhlll. Raymond E 82. 140. 144. 146. 191 Tnvnsend NathanfW 94. 195 Stokke Henry 94. 180. 199 Tmrifpr Fred W 94 Stone. Elennor Beth 107. 130. 179. 211. 221. 229 1 IRvlvl . • «• • • Tracltt. Horatio 114 Stone. Lewi Warren 107. 227 Trank 1! Ronald E 121 Storey. Helen A. 68. 127. 131. 210. 235. 243 8 (■I18vl. I� Vliaiu Trank. Millard P. ... 99 Storey. Robert L 68 Travfta Dean If . Jr 107 Stork. Alice L 88. 146. 207 1 ial 518. 8. w Mil 88.. wl Ttivli Anna 282 Strahan. Theodore 88 1 • • 88. • � ••■ Trebeach. Betty Ella 107. 221 Strand. Clarence A. '82 Tredtk. Joseph W 69. 231 Strand. Myron K 94. 150. 152. 180. 193 Treweek Harold B. _ 94. 180. 192. 234 Strandlund. Doyle V. 68. 217 Tfin Carl Frank 83. 144. 191 Strane. Laurence Rny 107 i r.p. i r i biik Trotter. Donald M 94. 182. 191 Streb. Mary Jo 68. 219 Trnttler Everett P 94. 261 Street. Joe Curtis 68. 118 1 IVltls 1 D v Is 18 • • Trnvatten Herbert 94. 193 Strlckfaden. Norma 94. 20 IIV 8.nll. IISI � Trover Ramon Euitene . 94. 180. 189 Strickland. Andy 68 1 lO Vl EV88I8IV88 nUgS.I Tmswell. Marcuertte .94 Strickland. Ben D 68. 233 Ti| W«r UattY F 94. 224 Strlsael. Etone H 987 lUVAsi. llstw • • —— Tucker. Carl William 107. 180 Stroh. Rose Marie 107. 913 Tneker fary 283 Strong. Edson D 107. 153. 191 I ll 8TI MB8 i i i - Tucker. Wallace Alan 190 Struck. Eugene J.. 119. 173 Tun Maunc Than TO. 247 Strunk. John Joseph 189 8 VII. BI8MI.8 • Tunnicllff. Roger 107. 180. 201 Stucky. Caroline M. 107. 221 Turley. John E. Jr. 22. 107. 182. 193. 226 Summer . Hazel F 107. 211. 221. 227 Turley. Martin D. —107. 182. 193. 226 Sundberg. Vernon P. 94 TSirner Joanne C 83. 211. 227. 240. 266 Sundstrtd. Kama S. 94. 219 luiiifj. vvaiii.r v Turner Victor E 70. 117 Svaren. Orville A. 68 Turner. Vincent R 70. 232 Svaren. Theodore 88 Tutvedt. Harold A 83. 187 226. 245. 277 Srlndland. Anita M. 82. 146. 153. 205. 228 TUtvedt. Paul R 107. 187. 245. 226 Swain. Robert T 88 Tuxtll. Alfred R . Jr 107 nn Miles L fi 125 156. 22 «.aa 4w VaH VS a 70. 131. 243 Swank. Eugene 20. 68. 154 . 217. 242 . 246 iifroj. jom r. Tweedy. William H. 70. 217. 226 Swanson. Arlo C. .. _ .182 Twltchell. John S. 107 Swan'on. Date C. 89. 232 Tyh � Arthur R 70 Swanson. Greta Jane 107. 221. 229 ■ 61 . 1 8 il V1 l� • Swanson. Jeannette R 107. 207 TTalanii iCnrfla A Swanson. Gloria Sue 94. 137. 209 94. 180 Sweeney. Daniel J. 94, 181. 265. 279 Uriana. rvurw® a !?nr1rr 1 uhl Iner H . 91 Sweet. Robert L. Swenson. Floyd D. 82. 189 89. 117. 201 unuriuiiiii. � ' • u• Urduhl. Elvln R . Jr... Urlck. John Collins 182 83. 118. 191. 238 Swenson. Marvin O. Swenson. Oscar A. Swift, Teddy Earl 09 107. 151. 152. 193 69. 189. 230. 270 Ushljlm . Richard N. 107. 180 Swifter. John R 82. 199. 214. 234 125. 176. 192. 214. 237 Sylvaln. Edward F. 89 Vadnals Dwight B. . 18. 83. Vnlnch. Charles E 70. 131. 146. 188. 214. 243 VAlach. Ernest 94. 182 180 — T — VanarUdale Eugene TO. 194 Tabor Elizabeth J. 69. 203 V9nd nhuft Jame P 70. 154. 192. 238 Tackes. Jerome M. 89 Van Orient. Dor la 787 Tallman. Ardythe J. . 124 . 227. 240 Van Dyke. Katherine 229 Tanner. Ann S. 82. 205 Vangelistl. Claire M. 70. 131. 151. 219. 242. 244 327 Tarum. Clarence T. 94. 183 Vanhellen. Violet E Taylor. Florence Fae 82. 151. 209 Van Horn. Gloria S. 94 2H-' Taylor. George R. 94. 183. 192 V.nl.kn Catherine M. 94. 152 211 223 222 2«6 Taylor. James Howard 94. 180 Vanvlg. Lester 70. 187. 226. 239. 245 Taylor. Jerry F. 94. 199. 243 Van Vorous. Phyllis J. 94. 144. 146. 179. 213. Taylor. Leona Hope ... 283 223. 243 Taylor. Wm. Thomas. Taylor. Wyman Deloy Jr 82. 180 Van Voroui- Ted 107. 19! 107. 180. 193 Vm Winkle. Jean E _ . 94. 213. 228. 236 Teesdale. Eugene W. . Teeters. Bonnie Lou 82 Varcoe. Elsie L. -22. 70. 121. 127. 132. 202. 214. 228 96. 192 287 Virnuin. Charles S. Tegland. Howard L 69. 156. 226 Veltkamp. Thomas ... 70. 116. 187. 226. 239 Telgen. John Oliver 94. 182, 197 Vickers. Marian J. .... 107. 213. 221 Temple. Warren O. .69 Viera. Delbert Dole 83 Terry. Richard O 94. 239 Vtken. Phyllis L. 107. 213. 223 Tetmajer. Laszlo Leo 247 Vine. Robert - 70. 146. 199 Tetrlck. David M. 107. 100 Vlolette. Edmond J. 94. 182 Thomas, Frances. 89. 2 2 Violet te. Byron D 70. 233 Thomas. Marjorie J. 107. 221 Vlite. Kenneth Lyle 95. 217. 245 Thomas. Mary Lou 285 Voegell. Frederick 83 Thomas. Miry 288 Voclker. Donald J.. 71. 151. 152. 187 Thomas. Robert James 107. 181. 196. 279 Volkman. Georgia A.... Cheery Lounge - Butte 'Meet me of the Cheery Lounge) (322) 124. 207. 227. 240 WlUsn. Allenc 95. 205. 228. 23) Willson, Guy Merrill 95. 242 83. 237 Willson. Howard M. 83. 116. 158. 187 226 W.l.on. Clifford V 107. 193 224. 236. 246 I' 153 228 — w Wilson. Earl B. 95 Wilton. Lcnore Jean 83. 121. 205 173. 232. 245 Wilson. Roberta C C3. 179. 211 Wilson, william J 237. 255 Wilsan. William M Wlndle. Donneatta f3. 153. 205. 266 Winsard. Charles J 194 Wlx on. Norman L. 107. 181. 195 187 Wocasek. John L 96. 182. 244 Wohlfrom. Earl M 95. 122 woiclechowskl. T Z 73, 217. 226. 244 Wolf. Jack Jay 95. ICO. 193. 236. 237 Wollaston. Dean E. 181 183 Won . Kelly H. 83 Wood. Barry Richard 95. 180 245 Wood. Phil G. Woodahl. Robert Lee 107. 141. 182. 199 228 Woodburn. R James 153 180. 269 Walter. Carl Edward Woods. Charles ¥ 1C7. 181. 217. 236 187 117 201 Woolley. Grant A 201 -11. •3 ' Woolley. Richard S 73. 201 Wren. Leonard R 73. 232 95 180 Wren. Wm Oene 83 Wheeler. William S. Wright. Joseph Wm. 107. 153. 181. 199. 226 Wright. Keith D 73. 117 Wrlfhtcr. Charles L 180 Ward. James F 83. 201. 227. 231 ' 262 264 276. 279 White. Alfred Olen — Y — Yaeaer. Harold F 189 Yaeger. Virginia H Yates. La wand a Ellen Yates. Wallace Lee Warren. Charles E. Yonket. Nancy Ruth 83. 146, 213. 224. 243 234 243 Yoppe. Jeanette.. Yoot. Gilbert B. Yost. Harold Water . Robert D 5. 183 Williams. BUI C. Yost. Robert Paul 95. 152. 153. 199. 243. Watkins. Robert M 269 Young. Uicnton G. 18 71. 113. 116. 119. 132. M3. 156. Williams. Mrs. Mary K Young. Pat Ellis 263 72. 150. 152- 153. 201. — Z — Waiter . Walter E Zadow. Dale W. ...73 117. 119. 173. 13. 194. 27' Weathcrson, Barbara Zanto- June Lora Zier. William Henry Zimmerman. Herbert A V r%tt ( yinnAM Butte Zink. George Arthur 107. 201 Zlnnelker. Irvin B 193 Compliment Lt. Gov. Paul Cannon) Zuglian! Richard L. 197 (323) beaA £tude i£l: May this be the formal presentation of the 1950 MONTANAN to you. I hope it meets with your favorable approval now and will serve always as a true guide for your memories of College life. The MONTANAN staff this year has made a sincere attempt to gather up the events and people which go together and make a year of College so immensely interesting. Whether or not we can justly boast of success depends on you, and if you feel you have received the value from the annual which you have placed in it. These are the accomplishments which we have brought to you this year. The largest MONTANAN ever produced, 324 pages; the first time a three color cover has ever been used; and an index, the first time since the war that one has been included. It was our intention this year to produce a book that was entirely non-partisan by giving preference to no one individual group. It was our feeling that only in this way could the book have true value to the majority of the students. Credit must go to Bertil Linfield, whose picture of the M you will find on the cover, to Chris Schlechten and his staff, and to Bill Lovelace. The cooperation of these people have made possible the multitude of individual student pictures. Also credit goes to Russ Wilson of the Publications Department for his after-hours work on so many of the pictures you find contained within this book. Thanks to Bill Retchin of the S. K. Smith Company for the production of the cover. Thanks to Ken Nuckolls and A1 Salisbury of the Artcraft Engraving and Electrotype Company. And thanks to Bill Remington and Frank Cross of the Reporter Printing and Supply Company. The cooperation and the desire to do a good job on our material that has been shown by these three companies have at times seemingly taken us out of the realm of being merely customers. Students on the hill v ho have contributed their time and talents are Marian Cade, Buster Dunlap, and Jim Smith as Associate Editors. Credit gees to Dave Haynes as Art Editor, Lear Flanagen as Index Editor. Bob Hosfeld as Sports Editor, and Joan McCracken as Women's Sports Editor. Thanks to Otto Stevens as Advertising Manager, and Gv en Burke as Office Manager. Thanks to Photographers Bob Mosby, Harold Draper, Jack Parker, and Hal Lucius. To Artists Frank Ritter, Gordon Platts, Jim Newton, Marilyn Halseth, and Darryl Lee. To writers Holly Hardie, Bernice Dob-ler, Pat Erpelding, and Taylor Measom. Also thanks to the many typists who have kept the maze of words in order. To attempt to thank all of those others by name who have helped would take more spaces than we have available. Perhaps their own satisfaction will be sufficient. Then final thanks to the Student Body for placing me in the position of being responsible for the publication of the 1950 MONTANAN. The value of this satisfaction cannot be rated easily. May this book always serve as the reference of memories and friends which we have tried to make it. Sincerely yours, TOM DRUMMOND, Editor 1950 MONTANAN (324 REPORTER PRINTING ft SUPPLY CO BtLLrNGS. MONTANA y r r | GAME n jx N PARKING U 's. HOUSE HEALTH OOOQ LEWIS HAMILTON HALL PARKING UNION £ arch ' O ART ENGINEERING ENG I SHOPS PARKING FIELD Q to JiS 1— AVE RECREATION 8'TH AVE PARKING FI f----------------------1 7 TH AVE WOMENS MENS ( LEGEND □ 1 1 EXISTING PRESENT FUTURE euiLOlNG PROGRAM PROGRAM rAMD! IQ DEVELOPMENT PLAN V-----------