University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

THE CHINOOK WESTERN MONTANA COLLEGE 1975The governor's Commission on Post Secondary Education recommended in June 1974 that Western Montana College be closed on the basis of projected declines in the number of education students in the University system, and in the number of college students generally. The closure of Western would save money. Does a person's mind have a price tag on it'’ Western Montana College and Dillon said "no!" Directing the efforts to save Western were WMC officials — Short, Tash, Stish, Anderson, Stauffer, and many others, together with Bruce Watters, head of SOC (Save Our College — a hard working group of volunteers), and Joyce Keltz and Clarice Walters, co-chairmen of WOW (Women of Western — an enthusiastic and productive organization), and Western alums. All in all, there were 16 committees, chairmaned by civic leaders and staffed with hundreds of personnel. 2 YkVW fit I Their efforts culminated in the gigantic attraction "Western Day" on September 29.1974. This event attracted 1200 concerned friends and alumni. On October 23,1974, the governor's Commission on Post Secondary Education decided that Western should not be closed. The hard work paid off at least temporarily. Enrollment and new programs remained critical to the college's continued existence. We here at Western owe a great deal to those who chipped in when the chips were down. This annual, on behalf of all students of Western, would like to take this opportunity to thank them. 34■o_ 7ADVISOR Blant he McManus EDITOR Mary Drabbs ASSISTANT EDITOR I ial Spat kman SPORTS EDITOR Cary I anners DIVISION PAGES Barbara Mogren PHOTOGRAPHY Dillon Portrail Sludio Bridensline Photo Sludio Leon Dillingham (lo kmJ. (ooi. tfie (and is l)ii fHl. SPORTS FACULTY ADS Glynnis Lovell Barbara Mogren Tom Tucker ACTIVITIES Belli Chrislie Glynnis Lovell Rose Ann Minnehan Jan Sanders Lynn Simon Laurie Briney ORGANIZATIONS Linda Brewer Laurie Briney Deb Seaman Becky Walson CLASSES Diane Pelrovich Laurie Briney Barbara Mogren Ian Sanders Rose Anne Minnehan Lynn Simon Sieve Hopkins Deb Seaman Pauleiie Ecclesion Glynis Lovell Mary Morris Belly Sporich Susanne Shannon Diane PelrovichACTIVITIES............11 FACULTY...............45 ORGANIZATIONS.........61 CLASSES...............85 SPORTS...............118 BOYS...............117 GIRLS..............135 INTRAMURALS.......142 ADS 151 10n ACTIVITIESA smile is a gift you can give every day. lot Jo I McPhee, Sandy Price, and Pally Haynes. WMC's ihree queens, add to the Ix-auliful spring days by giving us theirs. beauty and spring GO TOGETHER IBM 12 13FRESHMAN CO-ED, NAMED MISS WESTERN 1975 I he Miss Western Pageant, as a preliminary to Miss America, provides girls with a chance to earn scholarship money. But more than that it gives them an opportunity to develop and display talent, poise, and congeniality M1. lucky Dale! 2. Opening number and eye-opener. 3. Evening gown competition is elegant 4. 3rd runner-up — Karen Watters 2nd runner-up — Judy Bandelier Miss Western — JoDel McPhee 1st runner-up — Debbie Smith 5. Miss Congeniality — ludy Bandelier 151. Karen Walters Barry's Theme" — Modern Dance 2. Sybil Wilson "Evil Ways" — )azz Dance 3. Mary Bolles "Fur Elise" — Piano Solo 4. |oDel McPhec "Hooker's Hooker" — Dance- Baton Routine 5. Judy Bandolier "Grand |eu" — Organ Solo 6. Andrea Wehler "The Box" — Dramatic Reading 16 BEAUTY TALENT 1. Debbie Smith "Moonlight Sonata" — Piano Solo 2. First Runner-up 3. Master of Ceremonies — Dale Chamberlain Mistress of ceremonies — Mary Drabbs Miss Western 1974 4. Carole Strupp "Ah, My Sister" — Vocal Solo 5. Entertainment — Mike McGuire 17BEAUTIFUL COWGIRL WINS Western Montana College Rodeo Queen Sandy I’rice and court Sally Wither and Ida Wunderlk h worked hard and spent many long hours getting ready tor the big day.BEAUTY REIGNS AS HOMECOMING QUEEN Palli Haynes, an attractive senior co-ed from f airfield, Montana, was crowned Homecoming Queen during a Special ceremony in October 1974. Betti Christie was voted the honor of first runner-up. Also competing for the title were Carrie Holland, Sharon Sbragia, loci Simon, leanne Seidensticker, Kelly Callantine, lanet Kochis, Gwyn Anderson, lynn Price, and Sherry Miller. Master of Ceremonies was WMC Student Body President Mike Miller. Highlighting the special event was Debbie Rcbcr, Miss Montana 1973. 19HOMECOMING BEGINQ Homecoming activilies began Thursday nigh! with the 1974 Homecoming Queen Pag earn. Miss Patti Haynes was crowned Queen and Betti Christie waschosen first runner-up. Debbie Reber, Miss Montana 197}, provided special entertainment for the evening. 20 A Friday night pep rally built spirit lor the weekend. Popular acclaim gave Whitey Dryden top honors in the legs Contest, the special treat of the evening. A bonfire at the fairgrounds consumed the 'Bear,' a favorable omen for Saturday's game. 21SATURDAY SEES PARADE Saturday morning began with «i Breakfast ol Champions lor the train — then on to the parade through town. The Senior Class won first pri e for their float "Tree 'Em, Dogs." fhe Queen's Moat decorated by Music Club tarried a bevy of beauties. SJANdBb 22XT AND GAME The afternoon game was an exciting con test that ended in a tie. The spirit was high, and the Bulldogs played well. 23NIGHT WATCH The 1974 Fall Quarter presentation was an exciting murder mystery. The cast —Sus-anne Shannon, Tom Hathaway, Miriam Moore, Mike Foster, Jay Spehar, Vickie Smith, Ron Thompson, Kelly Callantine, and Jerry Vanderpan — did a superb job.FINISHING TOUCHES The Gargoyle Club presented "Finishing Touches," a delightful family-situation comedy. Winter Quarter 1975. Members of the all-star cast included Betty Barnes, lay Spehar, Susanne Shannon, Valeri Hanks, Tom Hathaway, Tom Thompson, David Bandelier, and Vince Anderson. 25SPRING PLAYS Spring Quarter 1975 showed a change of pace as the Gargoyles presented three one-act plays. Mr. Ryburn directed "The Lottery." "Riders to the Sea," a tragedy, was directed by Marianne Melton. Relief was added to a serious evening by "Summer Comes to the Diamond Q," a comedy directed by lay Spehar. 261 t COMMUNITY CONCERTS ADD CULTURE Academics is considered the most significant part of education, but there is another part of education that is equally important — the apprecition of the arts. The presentation of the community concerts at Western gives the students a chance to confront the humanities. Peter Milne-Benoit — Canadian Opera Co. longstreth and Escosa — Duo-Harpists Leona Mitchell — Soprano Addiss and Crofut 27FRESHMAN ORIENTATION Introduction to college life is sometimes a frightening experience hut an extremely memorable one The student abruptly becomes divorced from the security of the home life that has surrounded him previously. He becomes an individual for the first time and really discovers the meaning of the word "adult."DOGPATCH U.8.AFACULTY CHI8TMA8 PARTY RED CROSS BLOOD DRAWINGI M-CLUB SMOKER 1 31 PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING ROCKS SMOKER FANSWoods!i( k is an annual produt lion of the Music Club. The evening, which provided entertainment for many, featured the relurn of Circle K's “lust Plum fairies." 34W00D8TICKAWARDS 1. Music Award — Mike McGuire 2. Poetry winners Marianne Melton — 1st Dorothy Gaines — 2nd, 3rd 3. Zella K. Flores — Sue Seelye Rush Iordan — Mark Hansen 4. Legislative interns Jerry Vanderpan Dale Chamberlain 5. Community service — Circle K most improved — Circle K social service — KZN campus service — Spurs 6. Honorary M-Club members George Lots George Marinkovich 36 7. Cheerleading awards Karen Watters Lynne Stubbs Nancy Huffine Mary Morris (no Pic)1. Golden Hammer Award — |ohn Hanson 2. Wrestling and track trophies J. Journalism awards Gary tanners Gmny leinart Glynis Lovell 4. New Looks For Western School District z 10 — 1st Shan Fox Thorson — 2nd I A Club — ird David Bandelier —HM 5. |udy Bandelier Montana I ung association Delta Kappa Gamma Bonnie Bremer — Kappa Delta Pi Dale Chamberlain DuFresne Foundation Tim Ballweber — Cobb Foundation Kelly Flynn Genevieve Albertson English Award Maier Miller Award Deb Seaman — AAUW Donna Seymour lane Buttrey Memorial Kevin Flynn — PDK Man of the Year Dillon Shakespeare Club jim Valac h — Dillon Rotary Club Virginia Brown Richard Timken Memorial Linda |o Hansen Western Women's Club 6. Business awards Sian Walla c Cindy Ecclcslon 37WHO'S WHO Gary Addington from East Glacier Park, Montana, has a math major and a physical education minor. He was a member of Rodeo Club and Kappa Delta Pi. Sheila Ballard from Butte, Montana, has a business major and an English minor. Her activities included IDSSA and Kappa Della Pi. . lois Bradshaw from Philipsburg, Montana, has majors in elementary education and business and a library endorsement. Her activities included KZN, AWS, WIA, ICC, HAC, LDSSA. and Spurs. Lois also acted as a secretary to Mr. Stish. Lois has been Circle K Sweetheart, 1st runner-up to Homecoming Queen, chairman of the Homecoming Committee, Miss Congeniality and 1st runner-up at Miss Wester 1974, a cheerleader, and vice-president of 38 the senior class. Caryn Brand, an elementary education major and chemistry minor, is from Deer Lodge, Montana. She has been active in Spurs. AWS, ICC, Newman Club, WIA, and the Student Ambassador Program. Caryn has also served as KZN president, junior class secretary. Kappa Delta Pi delegate to the 1974 National Convention, and secretary to the industrial arts professors. Homecoming Queen candidate and Spur of the Month, March 1973, are among Caryn's honors. Helena, Montana, is the home of Dale Chamberlain, who has a major in biological science and business. He has been Freshman Orientation Day Director 1973-74, a legislative intern for the 1975 session, and Master of Ceremonies for the 1975 Miss Western Pageant. Circle K, Western Chorale, Chorus, and Central Board are more of Dale's activities.Sharon Field from Great falls, Montana, is an elementary education major and music minor. She was a member of SEA, WIA, Kappa Delta Pi, AWS, HAC, Spurs, Rodeo Club, and Western Chorale. Sharon was elected Homecoming Queen in 1 173. Mark Hansen, an English and physical education major, is from Dillon. Montana. He has been a member of the Wes-colite staff, Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship. Kappa Delta Pi, and the wrestling team, and has served as student director for intramurals. Mark was the recipient of a Booster Club Scholarship, Advanced Honor Scholarships, and the Rotary Club Scholarship. Dan Corr is from Dillon, Montana, and has a major in biology and minors in math anti physical education. He is a two-year letterman in football, a member of M-Club, and has worked as a biology lab assistant. Dan received a Booster Club Sc holarship, an Advanced Honor Scholar ship, and athletic scholarships. Cindy Eccleston. an elementary educa tion and broadfield business education major, is from Helena, Montana WIA, AWS, PEMM, KZN, and College Bible Study were among her activities. She was editor of Spurs in 1972-73, acting vice-president of Kappa Delta Pi and their alternate delegate to 1974 National Convention, and co-direc tor of the 1973 Miss Western Pageant. Cindy earned a WMC Booster Club Scholarship, Advanc ed Honor Scholarships, Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers Award, Faculty Women's Scholarship, Kappa Delta Gamma Scholarship, future Teachers of America Award, and Miss Congeniality in the 1972 Miss Western Pageant. Patricia Haynes from Fairfield, Montana, has majors in music and elementary education. Her activities included Student Body Secretary, K N, AWS, WIA, Spurs, IDSSA, ICC, and Western Chorale. Patti was elected to many offices: senior class president. Music Club president. Spurs junior Advisor, and Student Body Vice-president. She was also Homecoming Queen in 1974. 39Kathy Larkin, an elementary cducalion major and history minor, is from Livingston. Montana She was a member of K N. Kappa Della Pi, and Spurs, and was a candidate for Miss Western 1974. Kathy has received Advanced Honor Scholarships and the Faculty Women's Scholarship. She worked as a secretary to Mr Gosnell. Wayne Loeffler is from Conrad, Montana, and has majors in biology and physical educ at ion. He has been a member of Kappa Della Pi and M-Club. Wayne acted as Business Manager for Central Board ami participated in varsity football and intramural sports. Mike Miller from Plains, Montana, has majors in history and English. He has par-tic ipated in Music Club, Western Chorale, and the Gargoyle production of THE GLASS MENAGE RIF, the Weseolite staff, and the 1974-7S Montana University System Student Advisory Committee. Mike has been Circle K president and District Governor, representative-at-large and Business Manager on Central Board, and Student Body Vice-president and President. Bill O'Connor, an elementary education and music K-12 major, is from Livingston, Montana. He was a member of Western Chorale, KDP, and Newman Club, and served as president of the Music Club. Bill earned a Booster .Club Scholarship, Advanced Honor Scholarships, and the Montana PT A Scholarship. Ian Sanders from Shelby, Montana, has a major in elementary education and a minor in English. She has served as representative ! large. Student Body Secretary, and was a meml er of the Chinook staff. |an worked as student manager for Saga foods. 40Elaine Totten, a physical education major and biology minor, is from Salt Lake City, Utah. She was president of AWS, HAC, and WIA, and a member of KZN and KDP. Elaine became the local and state Circle K Sweethearts and was a Homecoming Queen candidate in 1971 anci 1972 and 2nd runner-up in the 1972 Miss Western Pageant. She also served as 1971 program director. 1974 co-director, and 1975 director of the Miss Western Pjg-eant, as secretary to Mr. Stauffer, and as a lifeguard and swim instructor for four years. Elaine earned a letter in gymnastics, the AAUW Scholarship, and Advanced Honor Scholarships. Tom Tucker is from Sfevensville, Montana. ami has majors in English anti math. He has been a member of M-Club, Circle K, KDP, Wescolite staff, Chinook staff. ICC, basketball team, and golf squad. Tom was elected Student Body President and has earneri a Booster Club Scholarship, athletic and Honor Scholarships, an ME A Scholarship, Cobb Foundation Scholarship, and was named PDK Man of the Year. Susan Seelye from Kalispell, Montana, has a major in elementary education, a minor in biology, and a library endorsement. She was a memljer of AWS. KZN, WIA, Ski Club, Band, Wescolite staff. Campus Development Committee, and has served as president and Regional Director for Spurs, and as treasurer and delegate to 1974 National Convention for Kappa Delta Pi. Sue has earned a Booster Clul) Scholarship, Advanced Honor Scholar ships. Evergreen MEA-PTO Scholarship, local and state DKG Sc holarships, local anci state E Iks Scholarships, DuFresne Foundation Scholarship, and lane Buttrey Memorial Award. Jerry Vanderpan from Baker, Montana, has majors in history and English. He was a member of Gargoyles and appeared in several plays. Jerry served as a legislative intern for the 1975 session. 41GRADUATION Graduation — tradition. The last ceremony for WMC seniors is filled with pride and dignity. 42 4344 FACULTY 45DR. JAMES E. SHORT, PRESIDENT WESTERN MONTANA COLLEGE 46DEAN AND DIRECTORS 1. Mrs. Marie Carmody Dean of Women 2. Mr. Henry W. Slish Assoc. Prof., Science Dean of Students 3. Dr. Alan G. Zetler Assoc. Prof., Education Dir. of Student Teaching Dir. of Placement 4. Dr. Dale R. Tash Professor, Soc. Sci. Academic Dean 5. Dr. Stanley A. Grout Professor, Education Dean of Education 6. Mr. William T. Siraugh Professor, P.E. and Soc. Sci. Dir. of Athletics A7ART AND BUSINESS 1. Dr. John C. Garry Professor, Business 2. Mr. Barney P. Brienza Asst. Prof., Art 3. Miss Irene leingang Asst. Prof., Business 4. Mr. Donald Walters Asst. Prof., Art 5. Mr. James D. Corr Asst. Prof., Art 48• • EDUCATION 1. Mrs. Helen M. Struckrnan Assoc. Prof., Education 2. Dr. Kenneth R. Hunter Assoc. Prof., Education 3. Mr. Arthur W. Hedge Asst. Prof., Education 4. Dr. Robert E. Newlon Assoc. Prof., Education 491. Mr. Donald K. Gosnell Asst. Prof., Fnglish 2. Miss Blanche Me Manus Assoc. Prof., English 3. Mrs. Ethel A. Hawkins Instructor, English 4. Mrs. Alrnerfa Brown Asst. Prof., English 5. Mr. Edward A. Cebull Assoc . Prof., English 6. Mr. JoeC. Ryburn Assoc. Prof., English 7. Mr. Lawrence Leith Asst. Prof., fnglish ENGLISH 50 HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 1. Mr. Frank J. Busch Assoc. Prof., Soc. Sci. 2. Mr. Jerold Hilton Asst. Prof., Soc. Sci. 3. Dr. Stanley R. Davison Professor, Soc. Sci. 51INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND MATHEMATICS 1. Mr. Terrance R. Cypher Assoc. Prof., Math. 2. Mr. Daniel C. Scott Asst. Prof., Ind. Arts 3. Mr. Larry W. Hickethier Asst. Prof., Math. 4. Mr. Cordon E. Bennett Asst. Prof., Math. 5. Mr. Clayborn J. Anders Assoc. Prof., Ind. Arts 52MUSIC 1. Dr. Samuel E. Davis Professor, Music 2. Mr. Dennis C. Widen Instructor, Music 3. Mr. O. Leon Dillingham Asst. Prof., Music 53PHYQICAL EDUCATION 1. Mr. George H. Nelson Asst. Prof., P.E. 2. Miss Dona ). Wallace Asst. Prof., P.E. 3. Mr. Donald F. Keltz Instructor, P.E. 4. Miss Bonnie J. Sheriff Asst. Prof., P.E. 5. Mr. George Marinkovich Instructor, P.E. 541. Dr. Daniel G. Block Profesor, Biol.Sci. 2. Mr. Joseph B. Streeper Asst. Prof., Phys. Sci. 3. Mr. Howard Smith Assoc. Prof., Phys. Sci. 4. Dr. Kenneth J. Bandelier Professor, Biol. Sci. 55 QCIENCESTAFF 1. Mr. Norman Banks Supt., Bldgs, and Grounds 2. Mrs. Betty Barnes Textbook Library 3. Mrs. Karyl Coniway Secretary, Placement 4. Mr. Kenneth Cory Librarian 56 1. Mr. Jerry Curtis — 1st quarter Manager Saga Food Service 2. Mr. Frank Cocchiarella — 2nd quarter Manager Sag a Food Service 3. Miss Louise Farris Secretary, Registrar 4. Mrs. Marlene Grout Nurse 5. Mr. Harding Hanson Business Manager 5758 1. Mrs. Marlene Hunt Clerk, Business Office 2. Mrs. Essie Later Secretary, Financial Aid 3. Mr. Larry Link Director, Financial Aid 4. Mrs. Linda Lucero Secretary, Education 5. Mrs. Patsy Matoon Clerk, Business Office I1. Mrs. Elaine Peterson Clerk, Business Office 2. Mrs. Frances Richardson Cashier, Business Office 3. Mr. Rodney N. Parker Asst. Librarian 4. Mrs. Donna Rouse Secretary, Dean's Office 5. Mr. Paul O. Picton Registrar 591. Mrs. Betty Shafer Housekeeper, WRH 2. Mrs. Virginia Straugh Secretary, President 3. Mrs. Betty Spehar Clerk-typist, Reg. Office 4. Mr. Charles A. Stauffer Directror, Information 5. Mr. Ray Worthington Asst. Business Manager 606 ORGANIZATIONSCENTRAL BOARD GUIDES STUDENT POLITICS Central Board is the student government organization on campus. At the helm in 1974-75 were President Mike Miller, Vice-president Tim Ballwebcr,Secretary Patti 1 laynes, and Business Manager Wayne Loeffler. Other members of the board: Mark Neill, Brenda Waldemar, Gary lan ners (at ting business manager}, Mike Foster, Advisor Mr. Stish, Kelly Flynn, Sherry Miller, Margaret lattm, Betti Christie, I arry Chamlx rs, and I ynn Simon. I he Christmas det orating contest was sponsored by Inter Club Council (ICC). I his annual event brightens up our campus in December. 62 MSPUR9 THE PEPPIE9T GIRL9 I EVER KNEW . . . Spurs is a sophomore women's honorary. These girls spend many long hours ushering at plays and basketball games, providing an activities calendar, panic ipating in intramural sports, delivering Singing Spur-o-Grams, etc. 64 Junior Advisor Barb Olson, Jeanne Seidensticker, Linda LaFrance, Dalee Elser, Sue Henderson, Nancy Ayers, Margaret Nelson, Carla Oms-bcrg, Lori Simon, Donna Grant, Alice Davis, I inda Brewer, Bonnie Bremer, Sherry Miller, Junior Advisor Nora frank.AWS AND HAC ENTERTAIN AND GOVERN Front Row. Colette King, Linda Brewer, Nancy Ayers, Donna Grant, Janet Clark, Lois Johnson, Lon Simon, Clarice Hetherington, Teresa Melenchek. 2nd Row: Loretta Lindsey, Peggy Guszregan, lynn Simon, Reene Hamer, Dalee tlser. Deb Seaman, Janet Kochis, Sharon Sbra gia. )rd Row: Ann Gehring, Nancy Huffine, Mary Morris, Margaret lattin, Betti Christie, Paulette Eccleston, Nora Frank. 4th Row: Diane Petrovich, Rose Ann Minnehan, Kerry Boyd, Nanette Kieckbust h, Billie Calcaterra, Debbie Stark. Last Row: Sybil Wilson, Sandy Stewart, Lois Perry, Barbara Mogren, Linda Tellesch, Donna Uggetti, Lois Bradshaw, Patti Haynes, Judy lurry. Front Row: Janet Kochis, Ida Wunderlich, Teresa Melenchek, Vicki Lowell, Lois Bradshaw, Sherry Miller, Melodee Adsit. Back Row: Linda Brewer, Deb Seaman, Mrs. Carmody, Patty Riordan, Rose Ann Minnehan, Betti Christie, Carey Corum.Bat k Row: Mike Milfor, Rose Ann Minne-han, Tim Ballwober, larry Chambers, Hmer Musgrave, lorry Seidensticker, fiin Valath. Front Row: anty Huffine, Kerry Boyd, Lynn Simon, loDcl McPhee, Barb Mogren, Sybil Wilson. Officers: Slant y Huffine — Secretary I arry Chambers — ICC' Rep. Jim Valat h — President, new Governor of Western I iv. f liner Musgrave— Treasurer The most outstanding projet t that Circle K had this year was their help w ith the Special Fd. guys for which they won the Single Serviee Award at the State Convention. 66 CIRCLE KKZN Back Row: Judy Pauli. Lori Simon. Dob Seaman. Patti Else, Margaret Lattin, Susanne Shannon, Kris )udd, Patty I ange, Nanc y Ayers, lanet Clark. Dalee Elser, Cindy lattin, Judy Bandelier. Middle Row: Nora Frank, Caryn Brand, Donna Uggetti, Lois Bradshaw, Peggy Henderson, Melodee Overn, Debbie Duchscherer, Ann Gehring, leanne Seidenslicker. Front Row: Mary Drabbs. Sue Henderson, Margaret Nelson, Sherry Miller. Linda Brewer, Kathy Larkin, Linda I aFrance, Sharon Sbragia. Sitting: Linda Hansen, Sheila Ballard, Steve Ophiem, Debbie Duchscherer, Patti Else. Shayne Morris, Lee Mitchell, Judy Bandolier, Joy Wott, Melodee Overn. Standing: Mark Hansen, Jere Ledesky, Gary Clark, Cindy Eccleston, Patty Riordan, Kitty Tayne,Cindy lattin, Caryn Brand, Steve Jones, Mary Drabbs, Dot Stevens. Sue Soyler, Dr. Newlon, SueSeelye, Donna Seymour, and I im Ballweber. KDPBar k Row: Sandy Price, Spur! Pfister, lynn Price, Bill Workman, Kathy Pettit, front Row: tarry Hassack, lim McCraw, Bill Pierce, Sally Withers, Patti Else, I lobart Biegler, and Don Wallers (advisor). 68RODEO CLUB Rodeo Club has as its members those students with an interest in rodeo ac tivities. In the spring, this club sponsors a rodeo for Western. Jim McGraw — President 69 RIDE 'EM COW PEOPLEI.A. AND ART CLUB CREATE Loft to Right: Mr. Scott, Brian Maki, Lester Hankins, Jac k Young, Bill Fairweathor, Phil Knapp, and John Hanson. ire lT« 70 Left to Right: Cindy Lattin. Gary Clark, Kitty layne, and Mr. Brionza.71CHINOOK AND WESCOLITE Wes olite Staff — Mark f fanson, Hal Spademan, Mary Bolles, Mrs. Brown, Susanno Shan non, Miriam Moore, Ginny leinhart, Nancy Fields, Steve Hopkins, Dalee I Iser. Students working on the Chinook Staff this year included Mary Drabbs, Betti Christie. Glynis Lovell. Steve Hopkins, Diane Petrovich, Gary Lanners. and Laurie Briney. I )iane, Gary, and Laurie 7273MUQIC CLUB Debbie Duchscherer, Carole Strupp, Bill O'Connor, Nancy Ayers, Melodee Overn, Kim Wilcox, Kim Haberman, and Pally Haynes. 74 Pep Band plays for home games.CHORUS Back Row: Scon Cooper, |im Mass a, Scot! Paisley, Roben Palmer. Bill Woodford. Mike foster, Dave Miff, Darrell Holland, Mark Rice, Mike McGuire, Mike Clouner, Kim Haberman, Tom Thompson. Trd Row: Sharon f ield, Nancy Ayers, Debbie Duchscherer, Sybil Wilson, Carole Strupp, Valeric Hanks, Lynn Simon. Lori Simon, Chris Lively. Sue lenkins, Desiree Robertson, Gay Whealon. 2nd Row: Sharon Harmon, Rosy Wehler, Theresa Glennon, Pam Brown, Susanne Shannon, Kim Wilcox, Brenda Waldemar, Elaine Totten, Barbara Withers, Ida Wunderlich, Joyce Duffner, Sandy Dinsmore, Miriam Moore, Nancy Grayson, Kerry Boyd, Carrie Holland, Peggy Guszregan, Colleen Warhank, Reene Hamer, ludy Pauli, Soloist Laurie Hagenbarth, Accompanist Mr Widen, and Director Mr. Dillingham. 75CHORALE 1st Row: Pam Brown, Mike Miller, Mike Foster, Fern Thornton, Carrie Holland, Kim Haberman, Darrell Holland. 2nd Row: Karla Knox, Theresa Glennon, Carole Strupp, Mark Rice, lulian Brinson, Desiree Robertson, Tom Thompson, Ron Thompson. 3rd Row: Kim Wilcox, Capri Orman, Miriam Moore, Roben Palmer, Grant Conner, lirenda Waldemar, Patty Haynes, and Mike McGuire. 76GARGOYLEG 77 Leff to Right: Mike Battaiola, Mary Drabbs, Susanno Shannon, Shari Thorson, Sybil Wilson, Dorothy Gaines, and Mr. Ryburn.PEMM Standing: Cwyn Anderson, Verna Bremer, Lois Perry, Kari fiansaas. Rose Arnold, Donna Seymour. Colleen Warhank, Karla Knox, Carey Corum, Donna Grant, Bonnie Bremer, |udy Jacobson. Sitting: Sherry Miller, and Reene Hamer. Sportswoman of the Year — Sherry Miller. 78 WIA Back Row: Lois Perry. Bonnie Bremer, Nancy Ayers, Gigi Brown, Melodee Adsit, Gwyn Anderson, Donna Seymour, Verna Bremer, Diane Petrovic h. Rose Arnold, Margaret Nelson, Kathy Robel, Carla Omsberg, Carol Kipp, Margaret Dryden, I inda Brewer. Ird Row: Carey Corum, Patty Hale. Marnell Brown, Donna Grant, Pam Jones, Judy Jacobsen, I ynne Stubbs, Reene Hamer, Brenda Waldemar, Vicki Lowell, Nancy Huffine, Clancy Hether-ington. 2nd Row: Bec ky Watson, lorretta I indsey, Caryn Brand, Cindy Thomas, Patty Lange, Karen Watters, Lois Bradshaw, Colette King. 1st Row: Linda Hanson, Donna Uggetti, Elaine lotten. Sue Seelye, Sharon f ield, and Patty Haynes. 79 Offic ers: Bonnie Bremer — I reasurer, Carey Corum — ICC Rep., Judy Jac obsen — President. Donna Seymour — Women's Intramurals Director, and Dona Wallace — Advisor.MCLUB Left to Right: Bill Hannah, Brad Vining, Brien Weber, Shayne Morris, Bill Schlepp, Bill Mulvaney, Dan O'Fallon, Shane Westfall, Dan fide. Rich Hucke, Skip Archibald, Flmer Musgrave, Mick Davis, Brian Maki, Gary Lanners, Larry Chambers, and Dale Sumner. 80LDS Siding: lisa Smith, Sherry Willis, Sheila Ballard, Sybil Wilson, Mike Sbragia, Lois Bradshaw, Desiree Robertson, Pam Brown, Joe Stark, Sharon Sbragia, Donna Norris. Standing: Ida leeoenow, John Hulet, Debbie Stark, Brent I undgren, Joyce Hulet, Wade Hulet, Willard Hulet, Mike Kelley. Cary Ricks, and Brenda Johnson.8283LATECOMERS Gwyn M. Andersen Browning Karen Bellon Dillon Carolyn Enzweiler Dillon Colette King Missoula Judy levandoske Dillon Steven Opheim Sun River Yvonne Conko Dillon Dan Evans Raynesford Glen Johnson Superior Helga A. Smith Twin Bridges 85MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCATION Keith Mic hael Crum Dillon Charley W. Frey, |r St. Ignatius Sister Rosellen Koehler Butte Helen Williams Dillon 8687 CLASSES8ENI0RS Cary Addington Dillon Sheila A Ballard Dillon Fred Beyer Punxsutawney, Pa. Lois E. Bradshaw Philipsburg Caryn L. Brand Deer Lodge Ernest Carter Dillon Dale R. Chamberlain Helena Tony Ciapusci Santa Rosa, Ca. Barbara Lawrence Coon Butte Scott A. Cornell Augusta Bonnie Patrick Cypher Stillwater, Mn. Mary Eleanor Drabbs Hinsdale Cindy Smith Eccleston Dillon Sharon Jo Field Great Falls Becky |o Thompson Flamm Ennis Norman Flamm Sheridan 888990Laurie Frey St. Ignatius Marvin E. Gebhardt Livingston Emily Ann Gehring Helena John Gonser Great Falls Gordon Gum Dillon Clara B. Haft Butte Patricia Hale Fort Shaw Lester Hankins Dillon Mark Hansen Dillon John Hanson White Sulphur Springs James R. Harris Butte Patricia M. Haynes Fairfield Clifford A. Heuscher Browning Stephen Hopkins Butte Linda Lee Hugulet Dillon Lois Johnson Philipsburg 91Steven Jones Clyde Park Kristie Judd Butte Mary Beth Kastelitz Livingston Susan Klemencic Great Falls Ronald Kuntz Dillon Bruce lamkins Olivia, MN. Patricia Lange Stevensville Kathryn Larkin Livingston Cindy Latlin Fort Benton Jere Ledesky Ronan Pamela Lepley Fort Benton Wayne Loeffler Conrad Joy Lott Twin Bridges James Patrick Lynch Roundup John Maloney Choteau Mike Miller Plains 9293Douglas Milliron Dillon Charles Nau Kalispell Merle Nelson Fort Benton Patricia Nord Deer Lodge Roger Pelletier Kevin Patricia Riordan Butte Janet Sanders Shelby William Schlepp Conrad Janelle Schmidt leadore. Id. Susan Seelye Kalispell Susan Seyler Twin Bridges Janet Shafer Dillon frederickSimonsen Dillon Joanne Soyland Edward Struznik Butte 9495Monica Crawford Talbott Divide Jacqueline R. Taylor Malta Linda Tellesch Cut Bank Cynthia Thomas Anaconda Shari Fox Thorson Twin Bridges Daniel Tierney Butte Elaine Totten Salt Lake City, Ut. Tom Tucker Stevensville Donna L. Uggetti Butte Jerry Vanderpan Baker Sarah Wither Steamboat Springs, Co. Jack Young Dillon 96JUNIORS Thomas Arnot Hamilton Bruce Ballweber Hamilton Timothy Ballweber Hamilton Judith Bandelier Dillon Michael Battaiola Butte Bruce Brown Stevensville Kelly Callantine Belgrade Betti Christie Townsend 9798Cary Clark Sula Carey Corum Ronan Michael Davis Walkerville Michael Dryden Missoula Debra Duchscherer Tukwila, Wa. Paulette Eccleston Anaconda Patti Else Dillon Kelly Flynn Townsend Nora frank Kalispell John Cutcheck Anaconda Linda Hansen Dillon Terri Hanson White Sulphur Springs Stephen Henderson Dillon Richard Hucke Fallon, Nv. Judy Jacobsen Shelby James Jensen Dillon Dennis Johnson St. Ignatius Connie Juden Cascade 99Frank Jury Conrad Karla Knox Dell Janet Kochis Hamilton Kathy Laden Dillon Cary Lanners Great Falls Margaret Laltin Helena Loretta Lindsey Libby James McGraw Sand Coulee Michael McGuire Cascade Rex McKee Jordan, Ut. Viki Melton Huntington Beach, Ca. Shayne Morris Corvallis William Mulvaney Helena Barbara Olson Milwaukee, Wi. Melodee Overn Kalispell Judith Pauli Sheridan Karen Regan Missoula Lance Robertson Lovell, Wy. Sharon Sbragia Anaconda Donna Seymour Shelby Shirley Tomaskie Helena Luke Thompson Dillon Brenda Waldemar Dillon Rebecca Watson Petersburg, Ak. too101S0PH0M0RE9 Ceorge Archibald Helena Nancy Ayers Fort Benton Mary Bolles West by Bonnie Bremer Choteau Linda Brewer Coffee Creek Larry Chambers Albany. Or. Janet Clark Butte MiloColadonato Missoula Alice Davis Dillon Margaret Dryden Missoula Dalee Elser Sheridan Michael Foster Townsend 102103104Grant Gcngor Fairfield Harold Genger Fairfield Donna Grant Hungry Horse Sharon E. Harmon Dillon Peggy Henderson Dillon Susan Henderson Dillon Clarice Hetherington Anaconda Darrell Holland Drummond Judy Jury Conrad Linda Lafrance Dillon Dwight Lee Belgrade Thomas Little Butte Teresa Melenchek Sacramento, Ca. Dale Meyer Jaspar, In. Sherry Miller Plains Mark Neill Belt Margaret Nelson Whitehall Robert Nolle Dillon 105Capri Orman Twin Bridges Watchara Pimprapaiporn Los Angeles, Ca. Mark Rice Missoula Bernard Rosling Twin Bridges Deborah Seaman Fairfield Jeanne Seidensticker Dillon Susanne Shannon Fairfield Lorraine Simon Dillon Harry T. Smart, )r. Missoula Deborah Smith Dillon Jacquelyn Stewart Dillon James Valach Dillon Andrea Wehler Dillon Shane Westfall Salmon, Id. Ronald White Coolidge, Az. 106FRESHMEN Kevin Anders Dillon Rose Arnold Boulder Val Balison Superior David Bandelier Dillon Jack Bates Arco, Id. Mark Bennett Great falls Hobart Biegler Eureka Timothy Biggs Salmon, Id. Bryan Block Dillon 107Hal Bowden Arco, Id. Kerry Boyd Silver Star Verna Bremer Choteau Laura Briney Denton Steve Buck Choteau Pat Burroughs Billings Randall Cash Hamilton Stuart Cebulski Seeley Lake Calvin Christensen Dillon David Cloud Whitefish Mike Clouner Great Falls George Coon Arco, Id. Scott Cooper Belgrade Randy Cornwell Spokane, Wa. Gloria Davis Dillon Pat Day Sheridan Sandra Dinsmore Philipsburg Joyce Duffner Sheridan 108109noMark Duvall Great Falls Robert Felt Billings Kari Flansaas Helena Theresa Glennon Drummond Nancy Grayson Dillon Peggy Guszregan Sunburst Reene Hamer Helena Valeri Hanks Missoula Jackie Hayashi Dillon Fern Hildreth Dillon Carrie Holland Drummond Nancy Huffine Belgrade David lliff Poison Mary Anne Jensen Dillon Donald Kieckbusch Manhattan Philip Knapp Asheville, NC Christine Lively Melrose Glynis Lovell Dillon Vickie Lowell Stevensville Desiree Lundgren Dillon Patrick Lynch Dillon James Massa Dillon Kathy May Dillon Debra McCallum Niarada BELGRADE Hiph School LibraryJodel McPhee Billings Michael Mickelson Anaconda Cary Milam Bigfork Rose Ann Minnehan Anaconda Barbara Mogren Anaconda Carolyn Monroe Sandpoint, Id. Miriam Moore Dillon Mary Morris Kalispell Rick Nield Dillon Doug Nolle Twin Bridges Karla Nolle Twin Bridges Roben Palmer Boyd Craig Patrick Cildford Lois Perry Cascade Bruce Peterson Dillon Diane Petrovich Anaconda Kathleen Pettit Wisdom Mary Ann Posivio St. Ignatius 112113IMRichard Ramondelli Yonkers, NY Rebecca Reistad Deer Lodge Rikie Rewerts Cut Bank Kathleen Robel Helena Ronald Rogers Bakersfield, Ca Robert Schuler Dillon Lucinda Schulz Sheridan Jerry Seidensticker Dillon Lynn Simon Dillon Teri Skogen Whitehall Linda Smith Hamilton John Soderling Eureka Hal Spackman Drummond Elizabeth Sporich Dillon Carole Strupp Leadore, Id. Lynne Stubbs Dillon Ronald Thompson Butte Tom Thompson Sidney 115 IkBrand Thornton Dillon Douglas Tommerup West by Theresa Topmiller Dillon Kenneth Weatherwax Cheney, Wa. Rosalie Wehler Dillon Patty Westfall Dillon Sybil Wilson Dillon Joe Womack Dillon William Woodford Billings 116117 SP0RT9FOOTBALL WMC 21 Ricks OPP 26 7 Snow College 0 6 Carroll 24 23 Tech 10 17 Eastern 7 20 Rocky Mountain 20 7 Westminster 57 24 Treasure Valley 23 Offense —1924 rushing, 850 passing Defense — 1147 rushing, 11% passing leading passers — Randy Cornwell 29 of 67 completed Shane Westfall 20 of 54 completed leading receiver — Tony Ciapusci 21 receptions 164 yards 4 TD's Leading rusher — Larry Chambers 103 carries 44 S yards 4.3 yards per carry Most tackles — Mike Dryden 50 tackles Most assists — Mike Dryden 56 assists leading scorers — Bill Hannah 6 TD's .16 pis Tony Ciapusci 4 TD's 1 PAT run 26pts Mark Rice 10 PAT's, 4 FG 22 pis WRESTLING SEASON'S RECORD Dennis Johnson Mick Corr Ron Walker Dino Pfaff Tim Biggs Mike Davis Hobart Biegler John Donovan Larry Chambers Brure Allen Dale Sumner Randy Evans Bill Workman Rich Hucke n - 9 - 1 12 - 8 7 - 13 0 - 6 6 - 9 - 1 7 - 4 6 - 14 9 - 7 15 - 5 5 - 11 4 2 1 1 Most takedowns — Dennis Johnson 17 John Donovan 17 Most escapes — Larry Chambers 19 Most reversals — Mick Corr 28 Most near falls — tarry Chambers 15 3-4- 1 tie C 4- Jl JBAQKETBALL WMC OPP 87 Westminster 79 74 Westminster 76 77 Oregon Tech 84 96 Soul hern Oregon 82 83 Oregon Tech (30T) 87 61 Seattle Pacific 85 55 Seattle Pacific 68 77 University of Alberta 69 93 University of Alberta 51 76 Southern Utah State 66 76 Southern Utah State 69 69 Weber State 103 69 Montana Tech 61 73 Carroll College 61 73 College of Great Falls 56 74 Rocky Mountain 62 68 Rocky Mountain (OT) 66 103 Northern 70 95 Northern 60 74 Eastern 83 98 Rocky Mountain 70 81 Northern 60 73 Montana Tech 57 73 Carroll College 81 69 College of Great Falls 92 89 Montana Tech 63 66 Eastern 74 73 Eastern 69 68 Carroll College 67 NAIA Playoffs 90 University of S. Dakota 68 62 College of Great Falls 72 TRACK CONFERENCE TRACK Mile Relay — 1st — 1:41.6 440 Relay —1st Three Mile Kevin Flynn — 1st Dan Evans — 2nd Mile Kevin Flynn — 1st — 4:57.0 Dan Evans — 4th 880 lirn Massa — 1st — 2:05.3 Kevin Flynn — 4th 440 hm Massa — 1st — 52.2 Elmer Musgravc — 2nd 220 Bob flynn — 2nd Bill Woodford — 4th Dan O'Fallon — 5th 100 Bob Flynn — 1st — 10.1 Bill Woodford — 3rd 120 High Hurdles Dave lliff — 2nd Rik Rewerts—3rd 330 Intermediate Hurdles Elmer Musgrave — 1st — 41.0 Roben Palmer — 3rd Pole Vault Bryan Block — 1st — 11'0" Javelin Brien Weber — 3rd Marv Cebhardt — 4th Pat Day — 5th Shot Put Mark Rice— 1st — 44'2" Dan Eide —2nd Mark McCormack — 5th Discus Dan Eide — 1st — 133'2 V Mark McCormack — 2nd Mark Rice — 3rd Tres Genger — 5th long lump Dave lliff — 4th Triple lump Dave il.ff —1st —44'3" Rik Rewerts —5lh 119Left lo right — Back Row: Glen Johnson, John Soderling, Val Balison, Tom Suhr, Andy Bowden, Dave lliff, Earl Prunty, Grant Genger, Clarence Arnold, Randy Cornwell, Greg Trenary, Steve Orr, Mark Neill. Bill Woodford, George Coon, Robin Palmer, Steve Buck, Dan Evans, Chris Schmitt. Middle Row: Brian Maki, Larry Chambers, Ken Smith, Curt Adams, Gary Milan, Joe Bennett, Shane Westfall, Dan O'Fallon, Mark Rice, Elmer Musgrave, Curt Kegel, Jack Bates, Rich Ramondelli, Mike Clouner, Scott Cooper, Rick Rewcrts, Bill Hanley. Front Row: Wayne Loeffler, Brad Vining, Scott Cornell, Dan Eide, Tony Ciapusci, John Gonser, Gary Lanners, Bill Hannah, Jim Magee, Bill Mulvaney, Shayne Morris, Rich Hucke, Mike Drydcn, Steve Henderson, Tres Genger, Rick Lester. 120WMC BULLDOGS 3-4-1 1. Coach Corr has a plan. Coach Nelson, are you listening? 2. Hannah breaks for long yardage, and Westfall leads the way. 3. "How about an instant replay on that call. Ref?" 4. "It's myleeeggg!" 121Many people will agree (Hal George Nelson's first year at the Bulldog helm was quite impressive. Although the win-loss record didn't show it, this team was comparable to the 1969 Conference Champions. Leading the team were first team all-conference selections Brad Vining, Tony Ciapusci, and Elmer Musgrave. Second team selections were Mark Rice, Rick Rewerts, and Mike Dryden. These six teamed with graduating seniors John Gonser, Dan Eide, Wayne Loeffler, and Scott Cornell to make the fighting Bulldogs a serious threat to the rest of the Conference. 1975 — THE YEAR OF THE D0G8! 1221st TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Leroy Armstrong Dennis Gibson 2nd TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE Ernie Carter Godfrey Saunders Ron White STATISTICS TEAM TOTALS 44.0% Field goals 64.5% Free throws 1362 Rebounds 1294 Opponents' rebounds ONE-GAME HIGH MARKS Godfrey Saunders 41 points 16 rebounds LEROY ARMSTRONG 251 rebounds 48 free throws of 61 attempted (78.7%) 438 total points for a 14.6 game average DENNIS GIBSON 244 field goals of 479 attempted (50.9%) 527 total points for a 17.0 game average GODFREY SAUNDERS 123 256 reounds 426 total points for a 14.7 game averageBULLDOG BA9KETBALL Lrnie Carter, Don Kicckbusch, Godfrey Saunders, Leroy Armstrong, Kim Anderson, Rex McKee, lulian Brinson, Ron White, Herb Cooke, Dennis Gibson, Kelly Flynn. Assistant Coach |im Corr, Coach Casey Kelt , Assistant Coach Cliff Metsker. 1241. Hey, fellas! What's the score? 2. Give 'em hell. Bulldogs! 3. Mick the Stick 4. The Big 'G' 5. That’s a good play, Casey. 6. Sorry, fellas, I missed dinner. 7. Saunders for two 8. Just can't jump high enough. Shorty 9. All for the Bulldogs — stand up and holler! 10. Twin Flynn in fora lay-up 25Back Row: Coat h Charley Frey, Larry Chambers, Randy Evans, Dennis Johnson, Hobart Biegler, Brut e Allen, John Donovan, Coach Mike Crum. Front Row: Mike Davis, Ron Walker, Dale Sumner, Dino Pfaff, Mick Corr, Tim Biggs. 126127 BULLDOG WRESTLERS WIN CONFERENCE TITLE1975 FRONTIER CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS BULLDOGS TRIPLE SCORE OF NEAREST COMPETITOR 1. Run, )im 2. Dave-master of the triple jump 3. Elmer clears the hurdle 4. Nice hand-off! 5. Oc upying spare time 6. Get it out there, Tres! 7. Rik and Dave race over the hurdles 8. Marv Gehhardt, javelin 9. Woody finds time to study 10. Don't hit the bar! 11. Bob hits the finish line 12. Does it hurt, Dan? 1291 OCl131132133BULLDOG B009TERG Western Montana College cheerleaders Nancy Huffine, Mary Morris, Karen Walters, and Lynne Stubbs accomplished the difficult task of coordinating and leading the cheers at football and basketball games and wrestling matches. 134BASKETBALL WMC 53 Carroll 39 Northern 45 Northern 54 Flathead 43 MSU 42 Rocky 78 Powell 34 Rocky 30 Northern 61 Carroll 73 Lethridge 42 Flathead 48 U of M 64 MSU 62 Northern 49 U of M OPP 40 31 26 63 62 61 35 42 15 44 53 54 76 88 61 73 TRACK Bonnie Bremer Shot — 37'11 Vi" (new record) 440 relay — 53.2 (new record) Donna Grant Reene Hamer Judy lacobson Lynne Stubbs 880 relay — 2:01.4 (new record) Donna Grant Reene Hamer )udy Jacobsen Sherry Miller Lois Perry Long jump— 14' 7Vi"WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL Basketball is an important part of the women's athletic program. Western has a line team, and this year brought good results. Front Row: Kathy Felsman, Sherry Miller. Karla Knox, |udy lacobsen, Donna Seymour. Back Row: Rose Arnold, Callie Bossart, Bonnie Bremer, Patty Gilham, Gigi Brown, Carla OmslK rg, Marnell Brown. Not Pictured: Coach Dona Wallace. 1. Carroll College gets a lesson in hook shots. 2. Gigi makes the fast break look easy. 1361. Somebody hit the ball! 2. Coach Wallace gives her last minute strategies. 3. It's all yours Callie! 4. BULLDOG PRIDE 137Carey Corum, Reenc Hamer, Bonnie Bremer, Donna Grant, Rose Arnold, Lois Perry, Judy Jacobsen, Becky Watson, Sherry Miller. Not Pictured: Lynne Stubbs, Coach Bonnie Sheriff. )38GIRLS' TRACK 1. The girls' track team receive their letters from Dr. Short 2. Lois Perry practices the long jump. 3. Donna at the blocks for the 220 yd. dash. 4. Over the hurdles with Lynne. 5. Bonnie puts the shot. 6. Sherry and Becky — long distance runners. 7. Rose practices throwing the discus. 139RODEO PROVIDES EXCITEMENT MO1. Wrap that rope! 2. Don't let that bull get you down. Spud. 3. Hard-workin' down. 4. Ride 'em, cowboy. 5. All finished! 6. He won't get away 141INTRAMURAL SPORTS FOR EVERYONE Fall Quarter intramurals include boys' and girls' flag football, co-rcc and boys' volleyball, and 3-man basketball. 4 1. Rip Squad rebounding strength 2. Earl the Pearl for two! 3. Roadrunners take 3-man title from Lugnuts. 4. SCORE! 5. 3-man basketball action 1421. Intramural Football Champs— Hona Honas 2. Most Interceptions — Tom Tucker 3. Intramural Volleyball Champions — Roadrunners 4. Men's volleyball 5. Who's quarterback? 6. Co-rec volleyball 7. Roadrunners in action — Are you ready Huck? 8. Touchdown Sherry Miller! U3ROAD RUNNERS TAKE FIVE-MAN BASKETBALL TITLE ON THEIR WAY TO A CLEAN SWEEP OF 1975 INTRAMURAL TEAM SPORTS 1. Champion Roadrunners Top: Kevin Flynn. Greg Pusey, Rod Goss, Rik Rower!s. Bottom: Bill Mulvanoy, Richard Hucke, Bill Hannah. 2. Contact Lens! WMC men go! iheir money's worth from the best intramural program in the state.MEN’S, WOMEN'S AND CO-ED VOLLEYBALL HIGHLIGHT WINTER QUARTER ACTIVITIES 1. Male half of the co-ed volleyball c hamps: Dan tide. Brad Vining, John Kuglin, Steve Henderson. 145ROADRUNNERS GO UNDEFEATED FOR SOFTBALL CROWN 1. Twin Flynn doin' whal ho does best! (?) 2. Grit your teeth and meet the ball — okay? ). Johnny gives us a lesson in pop-ups — OUT! 4. Omar at his best! Worst? — He needs a shave! 5. Stretch Hucke scoops a low throw for the out. 6. Give us your decision, George. U4 1. Sharon's swingin' for the fence! 2. Come on gals; that's mv best pitch! She's a terror on the base paths. 4. Sale at first — Now how am I going to get the rest of the way? WOMEN'S SOFTBALL TURNS ARENA INTO CANDLESTICK PARK 14 7INTRAMURAL SPORTS CHAMPIONS 148SPRING ACTIVITIES AMONG OTHER THINGS! 1. Iennis anyone? How jlxjut a game of doubles? 1. Come here, Mr Slish! 4 Tom Iu( ker— a lough duffer to heal. V Is ihis how Arnold Palmer goi started? f Ra quet hall sweeps ihe VVMC ampus. 149ATHLETES HONORED 150I ' I T v'Ui'Oiui n n Dt sl fl?U ’ ‘ A8 "' J flf)‘A r o ACCOMMODATIONS INCLUDE Attractive and Convenient Residence Halls Sixteen Modern Apartments for Married Students Dining Room Facilities Make Reservations Now By Writing Admissions Officer WESTERN MONTANA COLLEGE DILLON, MONTANA 59725A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS INTERESTED IN TEACHING CAREERS . . . WESTERN OFFERS THESE DEGREES: • Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education This degree qualifies you to instruct kindergarten through ninth grades • Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education This degree qualifies you to teach grades seven through twelve • Master of Science in Education • A Fifth Year Program for the Professional Certificate • Bachelor of Arts in English and History OR, IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN OTHER CAREERS, WESTERN OFFERS: • A two-year curriculum in Business Education • A two-year General College Course • One and two-year Pre-Professionol courses preparing for entrance into professional schools ACCREDITATION Western Montana College is a member of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education and the Association of State Colleges and Universities. It is accredited by the Montana State Board of Education, ex-officio Regents of the Montana University System, the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools, For Information, Write to the Admissions Officer WESTERN MONTANA COLLEGE Dillon, Montana 59725ELI EL'S The Store of Your Choice 2-14 North Idaho Dillon, Montana Phone 683-2305 DILLON PORTRAIT STUDIO QUALITY PRINTS Phone 683-2741 4 N. Washington St. Dillon, Montana Montana's Finest Department Store Butte and Helena, Montana CALL 723-5441 BUTTE AND ORDER BY PHONE FROM ANYWHERE IN MONTANA MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 154MIDI MART FOOD STORE MITCHELL DRUG Dillon, Montana PARISIAN CLEANERS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Free pickup and delivery Home of Dillon's Coin-op Dry Cleaning Center Phone 683-2801 14 North Washington Dillon, Montana Colonel Sanders' Recipe for Fast Takeout or Sit-in Service •'It’s Finger Lickin' Good" Also Serving Sandwiches Dillon, MontanaPROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DR. R. D. ROMERS Dentist Phone 683-267 1 Dillon, Montana DR. R. D. BOYCE Optometrist Phone 683-2020 Dillon, Montana DR. E. D. EVANS Dentist Phone 683-4491 Dillon, Montana DR. JOHN McCOLLUM Dentist Phone 683-5312 Dillon, Montana DR. R. J. ENGLISH Optometrist Phone 683-261 1 Dillon, Montana DR. J. C. LINDUSKA Dentist Phone 683-2861 Dillon, Montana DR. W. E. MONGER Osteopathic Physician Phone 683-4421 Dillon, MontanaWMC BOOSTER CLUB During the past 17 years, the WMC Booster Club has been synonymus with the college's growth and progress. The club's contributions include over 400 freshman scholarships, valued in excess of $75,000. During the 1974-1975 academic term, Boosters awarded 45 grants in the amount of $200 each. Recipients, selected on the basis of leadership and scholastic excellence, are required to maintain above-average grades throughout their scholarship year. The organization's membership roster, which includes citizens from all walks of life, now totals over 160, each of whom contributes financially to the annual scholarship program. Current club officers are: Bob Harrison, president; Norm Stubbs, vice-president; Joe Lane, treasurer; and Charles Stauffer, secretary. Serving on the board of directors are Bob Romers, Bob Cerringa, Max Nield, Henry Stish, Walt Albertson, Don Crosser, Cliff Henningsen, Jim Wilson, John Morse, Don Peterson, Jim Corr, B. W. Lodge, J. Lester Jones, R.). English, Keith Lokensgard, Tom Delaney, and Spence Hegstad. The membership roll, as of February 1,1975, follows: Aitken Ski-Doo C. R. Anderson Arnold Benson Dan Block Jessie Barrett Walt Brundage Club Bar Jim Corr Dairy Queen Dillon Creamery Portrait Studio Bob English Franklin Truck Stan Grout Hazelbaker Agency Homestead House A. L. Juergens Ralph Kneeland Leonhardt Ranchwear Keith Lokensgard Annie MacDonald Blanche McManus Reid L. Molen Mountain Bell Evelyn Orr ). C. Penney - Paul Picton Rotary Club Ted Renfro J. Seidensticker Creston Motel Stamm Jewelers Petrolane Steelgas Sundowner Motel Veterinary Hospital Glenn Welch WMC Faculty Women ADK L 157Elsie Anderson Bill Bierrum Barney Brienza Cliff Bay Ed Cardwell Coast-to-Coast Credit Bureau Sam Davis Daily Tribune Dilmart Bud Ferris john Garry Hales Exxon Hazel's Style Shop Don Hunt Al Kajin Les Kuz Larry Link Ronald Losee Georgia Mathews Megquier Hardware Montana Motor Supply George Nelson Parisian Cleaners P.E.O. Pioneer Store Rowland-Thomas Schulz Davis James Short Smith Nield Standard Lumber Henry Stish Keith Taylor Vigilante Electric Dell White Insurance Al Zetler American Legion A W Drive-In Anette Blaskovich Frank Buseh Beaverhead Printers Marie Carmody College Motors Terry Cypher Stan Davison Dillon Disposal lloyd Dougherty Louise Ferris W. G. Gilbert Ed Harding Larry Hickethier Isabella's KDBM Radio Irene Leingang Lion's Den George Lots John McCollum Midi Mart Montana Rower R. E. Newlon Paul's Chevrolet Peterson Drug Marion Pyeatt Joe Ryburn Dan Scott Bonnie Sheriff Howard Smith State Bank Stoltze Lumber Towne Inn Ron Wagner Mrs. S. Wilkinson Murray Grant American Legion AuxiliaryKen Bandelier Blum's Floral Bob Boyce Beaverhead Bar Supply Ed Cebull Charles Cook Ken Cory Tom Delaney Dillon )ayceens Eliel's 1st National Bank Dave Gallagher Bob Harrison )erry Hilton Richard Hilton Bill Kearns Essie Later Lou Lorengo jim Lots Ralph McFadden Mitchell Drug Francis Mooney OK Tire Store Peavey Co. Elaine Peterson Roberts Foods Frances Richardson Sacajawea Motel Herb Slack Sneed's Cycles State Bar Bill Straugh Valley Motor Dona Wallace Williams Feed Robo CarWash Clay Anders Norm Banks Bostwick Truck Lines Byron Brown Beaverhead Cleaners Tom Clemow Co-op Supply Darigold Dillon Cable TV Dillon Jaycees Elliott Ford 1st National Insurance Harold Grogan Harvey Brothers Frank Hull Tom Jones Kiwanis Club Larry Leith Bun Lodge M L Motel Gene McKeever Gile Mitchell John Morse, Jr. Dom Ori Petersen Livestock Dale Pettit R. D. Romers Safeway Sears Chris Small Southmont Tractor Charles Stauffer Helen Struckman Dale Tash Andrew Wehler Ron Wirtz Dick Jonasendomp! i mcrfhs od THE ANACONDA COMPANY AnacondA A ANACONDA REDUCTION DEPARTMENT ANACONDAtA ONTANACO-OP SUPPLY INC f i Dealers in Dillon Petroleum Products Propane Tires Batteries Hardware Dillon, Montana -CMP !5UPPL ::inc VIGILANTE ELECTRIC SERVING SOUTHWESTERN MONTANA 225 E. Bannack Dillon, Montana Best of Luck to the Class of 1975 161SAFEWAY Since We're Neighbors Let's Be Friends Best of luck to the Class of 1975 Shop at Safeway in Dillon, Montana“»• I DILLON OFFICE SUPPLY BEAVERHEAD PRINTERS 224 South Montana Dillon, Montana YEOLETOWNEINN Pizzas Galore! Phone 683 4955 Dillon, Montana (Take me with you!) MUTT HUTT Campus Bookstore BETTY BARNES, Manager DILLON IMPLEMENT "A Good Store In A Good Town" Sc HARDWARE © v________ 36 North Idaho Dillon, MontanaGLASQ BLOWING: ANOTHER FIRST FOR WESTERN Winter Quarter 1975 saw Western become the first and only school in the state to offer a class in glassblowing. Denny Gemmel and Mike Battaiola demonstrate their ability in this art. 164STATE BANK TRUST COMPANY Member of F.D.I.C. Dillon, Montana J.C. PENNEY COMPLIMENTS OF We Know What You're Looking For (Prudential (Federal ( Savings S 1 ,8 3 L CATALOG| 1 Ik 1 “ 1 BROADWAY AT MAIN Butte, Montana Shop Penney's in Dillon For greatest selections For more Great Buys Shop the J.C. Penney Catalog Phone 683-4371 165CHINOOK BOOSTERS THE CLOTH SHOPPE 24 South Idaho Dillon, Montana STANDARD LUMBER g COAL CO. 302 North Montana Dillon, Montana E M GIFT SHOP Andrus Hotel Lobby Dillon, Montana STEPHENS' GREENHOUSE • FLORAL 508 Kentucky Avenue Dillon, Montana SEARS Dillon, Montana GRACIE'S NEW fr USED STORE 140 West Bannack Dillon, Montana DILLON CREAMERY Dillon, Montana HAZEL'S Andrus Hotel Building Dillon, Montana HALE'S COLLEGE EXXON 646 South Atlantic Dillon, Montana COAST TO COAST Dillon, Montana BEAVERHEAD DRY CLEANERS Dillon, Montana O HARA S OASIS CAFE 31 South Idaho Dillon, Montana ROBERTS FOODS Dillon, Montana MEGQUIER HARDWARE 1 20 North Montana Dillon, Montana LION'S DEN Dillon, Montana STATE BAR • DINING ROOM 26 South Montana Dillon, Montana “DILLON ROTARY CLUB" Rotary International CO-OP SUPPLY, INC. Dillon, Montana 166SUNDOWNER MOTEL 683 2375 500 N. Montana Street Dillon, Montana Queen Size Beds Air Conditioning Courtesy Coffee Direct Dial Phones Spacious Color T.V. AAA Approved PETERSON DRUG D.llon, WonUmo In Dillon it's the "Sundowner" — Comfort at its Best — ART and KARA OLIVIER — Owners WHERE WE BELIEVE Service fo humon.fy SNEEDS Fishing, Hunting, Golfing, Boating, Baseball, Football, Basketball, Skiing, Tennis, Archery, Reloading, Ten Speed Bikes, Honda, Arctic Cat, Kawasaki Sales and Service 6? Dillon, Montana8 ROYAL INN MOTEL, COFFEE SHOP AND LOUNGE I 49 Rooms Bridal Suite Executive Suite GAILSAMARRA Restaurant Manager A W DRIVE IN and DINE IN Snacks — Pizzas — Dinners BIG SKY CINEMA I II TWIN THEATRES Montana’s Newest and Finest Rocking Chairs — Deluxe Snack Bur Phone 683 5751 For Orders To Go Designed With You in Mind. 169170If you don’t smoke... you’re a safer driver Ask about Farmers money-saving Non-Smoker Auto Package FARMERS' INSURANCE GROUP THROCKMORTON'S GOOD LUCK SENIORS! Dillon, Montana 33 N. Idaho — Phone 683-4522 STAMM JEWELERS THE HOMESTEAD HOUSE W. F. KOENEKE HELEN KOENEKE Andrus Hotel Center Dillon, Montana Music — Records — Old-Time Candle Shop Dillon, Montana 171THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Serving Dillon and Southwestern Montana Since 1880 Affiliated with Northwest Bancorporation Member FDIC Dillon, Montana THE DILMART CRESTON MOTEL AM-FM Music 335 S. Atlantic — Dillon, Montana Dillon, Montana 173SAGA FOOD SERVICE LEONHARDT RANCH WEAR Home of the Famous Brands 33 E. Helena Street — Dillon, Mt. Saga Food Service takes this opportunity to thank Western's Food Service employees for their dedication. WESTERN MONTANA COLLEGE FRANK COCCHIARELLA Food Service Director SNAPPY SERVICE Open Daily 7 A.M. to I I P.M. Delicatessen items; Lunchmeat; Pop; Beer; Hot Sandwiches; Sundries; Fresh Fruits and Vegetables; Locker Service; Magazine Rack; Full Line of Groceries 163 Atlantic Dillon, Montana 175ANOTHER YEAR ENDED 1974-75 was a long, hard year for Western Montana College. Repeated attempts to close the school had to he met with fervor and determination. Thanks to many dedicated people the doors to the great est school we know remain open. 176 MI