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81011To lose a friend is the greatest of all evils, but endeavor rather that you possessed him than to mourn his loss.
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Marilyn Palmer
Business Manager
Lee Ann Bennett
Advisor
Ethel Hawkins
Photographers
Fred Bridenstinc Martin Dickerson Dillon Portrait Studio Robcn Palmer Dave Riblett
Staff
Barbie Bcdey Janice Dallascrra Debbie Edwards Bobbi Hibbert Anita Lathrop Jayne Pantalonc Karen Springer Janet Steele Terry Watters
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DR. GEORGE R. BANDY PRESIDENT WESTERN MONTANA COLLEGE
It is sometimes said that one's college days arc among the best days of his life. I don’t believe this is necessarily true, since I believe that all of life can be beautiful. Indeed, I wish for you of the eighty-first graduating class that your college days, good as I hope they were, serve only as a springboard to even better days in your future.
May you always hold fond memories of your associations at Western Montana College. May you utilize to the fullest what you have learned while here. And may you stand ready to help your alma mater in time of need.
We wish for all the graduates of 1978, only the very best in all your future endeavors.
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George R. Bandy, 197818CLASSESGRADUATE STUDENTS
Beatrice Slcinmann Rodoni Basel. Switzerland
Mary Jane Williams Dillon
Ron Albrecht Fargo. N.D.
Bruce Allen Helena
SENIORSRon Allen Chotcau
Roger Arncson Anaconda
Joe Bennett Deer Lodge
Gary Blaz Anaconda
Laurie Brincy Denton
Debbie Buck Hot Springs
Tcri Burt Whitehall
21Billie Marie Calcatcrra Divide
Norman C. Casagranda Butte
Bernard R. Cash Hamilton
Ellen Cook Dillon
Randy Cornwell Spokane. Washington
Frank Dellwo Augusta
Kenneth Devine Butte
22Bobbi Gnciling Dillon
Sieve Gratzer Butte
David Hall Great Falls
Rccnc Hamer Helena
Michael Hawkins Spokane. Washington
Tom Hollcran Anaconda
Cliff Hoshaw Butte
23Curt Kcgal Ft. Benton
Glynis Lovell Dillon
Kumwong Maksirisombat Bangkok. Thailand
Tom Marinkovich Dillon
Beverly Massa Dillon
Jim Massa Dillon
Mike Mickclson Dillon
Gary Milam Big Fork
Rose Ann Minnehan Anaconda
24Barbara Mogrcn Anaconda
Elmer Mtisgravc Bend. Oregon
Rick Nicld Dillon
Dan O'Fallon Great Falls
Vickie O’Fallon Great Falls
25Marilyn Palmer Bridger
Bruce Peterson Dillon
Mike Pickett Anaconda
Valerie Pickett Anaconda
26Jean Poff Dillon
Elianc Quinn Dillon
Beverly Rchm Dillon
Bonnie Rcushus Dillon
Tim Reishus Lodge Grass
Bonnie Rcmpcl St. Paul. Min.
Jerry Seidcnstickcr Dillon
Peggy Scidensticker Dillon
27Deborah Stark Butte
Teresa Tangen Deer Lodge
Ronald Thompson Butte
Ron Walker Anaconda
Leslie Williams Bozeman
Bonnie Kay Wordy Dillon
Ida Wunderlich Eureka
28JUNIORS
Jolcnc Allen Chotcau
Dixie Anderson Arlcc
Tim Anderson Darby
Tom Anderson Darby
Karen Branac Big Timber
Debbie Brooks Philipsburg
29Richard Brown Ennis
Stanley Buckalcw Forsyth
Gail Bumgarner Divide
Melanie Bumgarner Belt
30Violet Cicerone Dillon
William Clark Charlo
Deirdre Curtis Dillon
Debbie Edwards
Pony
Kathleen Harrison Dillon
Joe Hegedus Missoula
31Paulette Held Whitehall
Kathy Klick Simnis
Debbie Kcyscr Florence
Darrell Johnson Stockctt
Jackie Kcgal Fort Benton
LcAnnc Jenkins Dillon
Kim lliff Poison
Shirley Hudson Seeley Lake
32Jay Krantz Ronan
33Elizabeth Rebish Dillon
Michele Ryan Great Falls
34Betty Tash Dillon
Julie Thornburg Albcrlon
Chanh P. Tran Libby
Mike Schultz Sheridan
Rochelle Stewart Dillon
35Steve Voss Susanvillc. CA
Rodger Willhitc Thompson Falls
Jancc Williams Columbus
Mary Windsor Sula
Jon Woodard Santa Rosa, CA
3637Lee Ann Bennett Great Kails
Steve Bigler Dccorah. Iowa
Mark Bisscll Fairfield
Sandra Campbell Anaconda
Jim Carroll Dillon
Jackie Clouner Dillon
38Susan Daily Great Falls
Martin Dickerson Roundup
Brian Duvall Geraldine
Sucann Erickson Dillon
Paula Espinoza Arlcc
Connie Flamm Twin Bridges
39Bruce Funk Big Fork
Bcrnic Gatti Grove City. Ohio
Keith Gebhardt Simms
Nicki Gilmore Townsend
Debby Grant Hungry Horse
Marc Grccnough Anaconda
Dan Harrison Dillon
Cindy Hcggclund Dillon
Brenda Heramb Conrad
40Debbie Hogan Dillon
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Marly lliff Poison
Kathy Kosslcr Salmon. Idaho
Anita Lathrop Great Falls
Chris I.azzari Butte
Greta Lenz Ashton. Idaho
Jim Kropp Great Falls
Gary Krumheuer Huntley
Brian Lynnes Dillon
41Scott Me Dougal Dillon
Sharon Mohr Dillon
Cclcna Olson Ronan
David Riblctt Wilmington, Dclwarc
Tom Rogers Plains
Chcrrill Rolfc Dillon
Jayne Pantalonc Wilmington, Dclwarc
David Puyear Stcvensvillc
Kristi Sanders Dillon
Mike Scally Harlowtown
42Evelyn Thompson Dillon
Terry Walters Dillon
Patrice Scon Victor
Tony Smith Geraldine
Kick Sonnemann Dillon
Birdie Swan Great Falls
Lois Swanson Dillon
Margaret Vranish Dillon
Tina Westwood Tucson, Arizona
Orlen Zempcl St. Ignatius44Nancy Albrecht Fargo, N.D.
Jenny Allen Dillon
Michael Andrus Fairfield
Linda Appclt Poison
Sam Bacrlochcr Frenchtown
Bob Beardslcc Great Falls
Barbara Bedey Hamilton
Dinny Bennett Deer Lodge
Don Berryman Butte
45Debbie Beyers Dillon
Jennifer Brown Dillon
Tina Brown Ennis
Jeri Burner Helena
Mary Bushilla Helena
Steve Carlyle Tulsa. Oklahoma
Mary Cheek Anaconda
Greg Chilcott Stcvcnsvillc
Cathy Cooper Opheim
46Patty Corr Dillon
Mike Cory Great Falls
Regina Crump Las Vegas. Nevada
Janice Dallascrra Anaconda
Lee Roy DeJohn Butte
Debbie Dcllwo Augusta
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1Kim Duke Helena
Sandi Eby Dillon
Christina Edwards Salmon. Idaho
Maureen Elford Helena
Peggy Elliot Dillon
Janet Eve Billings
Charles Ewan Anaconda
Fran Fitzgerald Los Angeles. California
Sherry Gale Melrose
4aRuth Graham Palm Springs, California
Steve Graves Missoula
Laurie Hamer Helena
Marilyn Hatfield Dillon
John Hawkins Dillon
Robin Hill Belgrade
Marilyn Hilton St. Ignatius
Lorcnc Hoerning Dillon
49Sarah Mulct Dillon
Joyce Hull Dillon
Curt Hurlcss Challis, Idaho
Carole Johnson Dillon
Jancllc Johnson Dillon
Patty Johnson Centerville
Stan Johnston Winston
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Cliff Keller Poison
Linda Keller Poison
Patricia Kennedy Charlo
Cindy King Anaconda
Linda Klctic Conrad
Ian Kosslcr Salmon. Idaho
Guy Lalieker Tulsa. Oklahoma
51Debbie Lansing Dillon
Dennis Latimer Challis, Idaho
Diana Lconhardt Dillon
Kitty Logan Anaconda
Jim Lorangcr Anaconda
Dan l.ucicr Frenchtown
Doug Mahoney Great Falls
Lisa McKee Dillon
Paul McLean Anaconda
52Ann Mills Whitehall
Dawn Minugh Dodson
Spud Mowlcs Necessity, Texas
JoLcc Mular Dillon
Ellen Nash Darby
Elaina Nickol Conrad
Dane Nobles Poison
M.C. Orr Dillon
Brian Patrick Hingham
53Andy Peterson High Point. North Carolina
Krista Peterson Dillon
Peggy Pettit Wisdom
Tammy Reynolds Hot Springs
Kelly Richards Anaconda
Mike Scott Victor
Richard Seibert Poison
Deb Sime Deer l.odgc
Andy Sine Victor
54Greg Sisk Dillon
Barb Sorenson Dillon
Joni Spackman Drummond
Kory Spindlcr Great Falls
Karen Springer Missoula
Mike Staigmillcr Ccntcrbillc
Barb Steele Darby
Janet Steele Hamilton
Dee Dec St. Germaine PlainsJohn Strickland Deer l.odgc
Fred Trafclet Dillon
Julie Turney Grant
Sharon Vandegrift Dillon
Ray Wanty Dillon
Doug Willhitc Thompsen Falls
Greg Winden Dillon
Diane Witt St. Regis
Brenda Woirhaye Missoula
56FACULTYEnglish
1. Mr. Edward Ccbull
Assoc. Prof.
2. Mr. Donald K. Gosnell
Asst. Prof.
3. Dr. Wallace G. Gober
Asst. Prof.
4. Mrs. Ethel A. Hawkins
Asst. Prof.
5. Mr. Lawrence Leith
Asst. Prof.
58History, Social Science
1. Mr. Jcrold Milton
Asst. Prof.
2. Dr. Stanley R. Davison
Professor
3. Dr. Frank J. Busch
Professor
4. Dr. William C. O’Connor
Asst. Prof.
Foreign Language
5. Mr. F.liodoro Rodoni
Grad. Asst.
6. Mrs. Beatrice S. Rodoni
Teaching Asst.
59Industrial Arts
1. Mr. James Corr
Asst. Prof., Arl
2. Mr. Barney P. Brienza
Asst. Prof.. Art
3. Mr. Donald L. Walters
Asst. Prof.. Art
Art
4. Mr. Daniel C. Scott
Asst. Prof.. Ind. Arts
5. Mr. Clayborn J. Anders
Assoc. Prof.. Ind. Arts
6. Mr. Scott Simon
G.A.. Ind. Arts
60Science
1. Dr. Daniel CJ. Block
Prof., Biol. Sci.
2. Dr. Kenneth J. Bandclier
Prof.. Biol. Sci.
3. Mr. Howard M. Smith
Assoc. Prof., Phys. Sci.
4. Mr. Joseph B. Streeper
Asst. Prof., Phys. Sci.
5. Mr. Larry W. Hickcthier
Asst. Prof.
6. Dr. Terrance R. Cypher
Assoc. Prof.
61Business
1. Dr. John C. Garry
Prof.. Business
2. Mrs. Ethel Fisk
Inst., Business
Music
3. Mr. Dennis C. Widen
Inst., Music
4. Mr. Richard T. Sietsema
Asst. Prof.. Music
62Deans And Directors
1. Mr. Henry Stish
Dean of Students Assoc. Prof.. Science
2. Dr. Dale R. Tash
Academic Dean Prof., History. S.S.
3. Dr. Alan G. Zctlcr
Dean. Education Prof., Fduc.
4. Dr. Edward Fisk
Dr.. Stud. Teaching and Placement Asst. Prof.. Fduc.
5. Dr. l.cc Spuhlcr
Dean. Cont. Fduc., Off-Campus Services
63Physical Education
1. Mr. George H. Nelson
Asst. Prof.
2. Mr. George Marinkovich
Asst. Prof.
3. Dr. Nylcs R. Humphrey
Asst. Prof.
4. Ms Dona J. Wallace
Asst. Prof.
5. Ms Bonnie J. Sheriff
Asst. Prof.
64Asst. Prof.
2. Mr. David L. Kendall Asst. Prof.
3. Mr. Michael D. Holder Grad Asst.
65Education
1. Mr. Arthur W. Hedge
Asst. Prof.
2. Dr. A. Eloise Snavcly
Assoc. Prof.
3. Dr. Robert E. Newlon
Professor
4. Dr. Frank Tikalsky
Assoc. Prof.
5. Major Fanny Bisc
Assoc. Prof., U of M
6. Capt. Fred Williams
Asst. Prof., U of M
Military Science
66Staff
1. Mr. Paul O. Picton
Registrar
2. Mr. Michael G. Billings
Business Manager
3. Mr. S. Thomas Briggs
Controller
4. Mr. John A. Hammond
Computer Center Director
5. Mr. Lawrence B. Link
Director. Financial Aid
671. Mrs. Gayle Gransbcry
Nurse
2. Mrs. Marianne Spitzform
Counselor. U. of M.
3. Mrs. Belly Barnes
Textbook Library
4. Mr. Kenneth Cory
Librarian
6. Mr. Charles A. Stauffer Director of Information
6b3. Sue Lynch
Secretary, Cont. Educ. Library Asst.
4. Essie Later
Secretary. Fin. Aid
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5. Virginia Straugh
Secretary. President
1. Betty Hanson Louise Farris
Adm. Aides. Registrar
2. Frances Fields
Accountant
3. Frances Richardson
Cashier. Bus. Off.
4. Wanda Sigman
Adm. Aide. Registrar
5. Dorothy Seymour Elisc Coppin Patsy Matoon Linda Ward
Accounting Clerks
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707172ACTIVITIESHomecoming
Homecoming Queen and her court
Bulldog Bonfire
IA Candidate Jayne Pantalone
Homecoming Queen Gail Bumgarner
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Art Club Float
Bulldog Pep Band9
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7879CAST
Orlando Cole Pierce
Adam Steve Gratzer
Oliver Tom Davidson
Celia Marilyn Mason
Rosalind Glynis Lovell
Touchstone Mike Schulz
Duke Frederick Tim Toilet
Charles Ron Allen
Duke Senior Richard Sciber L
Jaques Eliodoro RodoniL
Corin Dane Nobles
Audrey Amy Cooksey
Page Steve Abramavage
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AS YOU LIKE ITOLIVER
Western’s major production of the year was Oliver, a musical based on Charles Dickens’s novel. The play was presented to full-house audiences for three consecutive nights. Oliver was directed by Dr. Wallace Gober; musical director was Richard Sietsma and Choreographer was Betty Barnes
CAST
Oliver Steve C hristiansen Charley Jamie Resset
Mr. Bumble Mike Schulz Nancy Karen Stubbs
Mrs. Corney Carmcr Danncwitz Bet 1 ■ X Patrice Scott
Mr. Sowerberryk Dane N obles Bill Sikes R.A. Palmer
Mrs. Sowerberrvk Melanie Bumgarner Mr. Brownlow Richard Seibert
Charlotte Sowcrberry Linda Klettc Mrs. Bcdwin Marcy Brincy
Noah Clay pool AndyS inc Dr. Grimwig Allen Blize
Artful Dodger Mike Scott Old Sally Adele Hansen
Pag in Gary Trcglown Old Lady Faith Porter
Row Street Runner: Andy Sine. Dane Nobles. Allen Blizc
Extras: Barbara Arbour, Violet Cicerone. Marilyn Mason, Kathy Donnelly, Paul McLean,
Paul Anders
Quartet: Barbara Arbour, Kathy Donnells, Violet Cicerone. Paul McLean W orkhouse Chorus: Paul Anders, Doug Mason, Colby Quinn, Mark Vranish. Tim Mason, Brian Gober, Austin Lott, Phi Lott, Mike Cox, Steve Fisk. Jeff Love. Tony Cicerone Street Chorus: Barbara Arbour, Kathy Donnelly, Violet Cicerone, Andy Sine, Faith Porter, Adele Hansen, Dane Nobles, Allen Blizc. Alisha Lovell, Kathy Gosnell. Joni Spackman, Lois Swanson, Connie Champinc, Terry Ricks, Marilyn Mason. Linda Klettc, Jamie Rcsset Pick Pocket Chorus: Andrea Lovell. Patrice Bricnza, Dicdrc Quinn, Shanna Dean, Caroline O'Connor, Celeste Ballard, Mary Beth Brown. Miriam English, Paul Anders, Doug Mason, Jeff Love. Tim Mason, Austin Lott, Phil Lott, Mike Cox, Steve Fisk, Brian Gober
8283wood szm
On behalf of the Music Club and the staff of the music department, I would like to thank all the entertainers, the stage crew, and the audience for making this year’s Woodstick such a big success. Thanks to your participation, we were able to give two deserving music students a scholarship. Thanks for your continuing support of our year’s venture.
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RAP
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1978 Community Concert
Western students have witnessed excellent entertainment through Community Concerts in the past, and this year is no exception.
The 1978 Community Concerts featured The Men of Song; Lola Montes and her Spanish Dancers; Earl Rose; and the New Christy Minstrels.
8687Festival Of Arts
8869909192The following awards and scholarships were given:
Zclla K. Flores Cup-Elianc Quinn Rush Jordan Cup-Mark Neill AAUNV-Dianc Rewerts. Diane Mickclson Genevieve Albertson English-Michael Schulz Jane Buttrey Memorial Trust-Debbie Keyscr Cobb Foundation-Lynn Vandcrict Dufrcsnc-Paulettc Held Mary Baker F.mcriek Arl-Margarct Vranish Kappa Delta Pi-Patrice Scott Maicr Miller Memorial-Dave Cloud. Jim Orict PEMM Club-Tom Anderson Phi Delta Kappa "Man of the Year"-Richard Thumma
PEO and PTA Candidate-Kathy Cassidy
Rainbow Girls-Jolcnc Allen
Rotary Club-Dave Cloud
Joe C. Ryburn Drama Memorial-Tom Davidson
Jim Spehar Mcmorial-Dcnnis Golder
Tracy Company-Mike Mickclson
Western Women’s Club-Lauric Brincy
Departmental Awards:
Business-Dave Cloud Industrial Arts-Myke Hawkins Journalism-Dixie Andersen. Marilyn Palmer, Roben Palmer Jean Blunn. Anita Lathrop, Jayne Pantalonc. Fawn McKenzie. Dave Riblctt Music-Kathy Brincy
Athlctics-Jim Orict. most valuable member of men’s track squad
93Laurie Brincy, a Biology and Business major, is the student body president at Western this year. She has also served three terms as government representative, was editor for Spurs, and has directed numerous campus projects in committee chairmanships. Laurie is a three-time recipient of Advanced Honor Scholarships. She has also received the Jane Buttrey, AAUW and WMC Booster Club Scholarships. In January of 1978, Laurie was appointed as the University System’s student representative to the Montana State Board of Regents.
Bernard (Randy) Cash is an Elementary Education major who served two years as representative at large to the student-governing Central Board, three years as president of the WMC Ski Club and was co-chairman of High School Day last spring. Randy is also a member of the Motley-Cash Cliff Skiing Team and the R R Express Booster Club.
Terri Rac Brut, vice-president of Kappa Delta Pi education honorary, is currently majoring in Biological Science with a minor in Physical Education. Terri has been a recipient of honorary grants including the Timken Science, Dufresne, and Advanced Honor Scholarships.
Who’s WhoJerry Scidensticker, a campus leader throughout his WMC career, has directed freshman orientation and High School Day, served as student ambassador, was sophomore class president, a member of the Commissioner of Higher Education’s common calendar committee, and a representative-at-largc to Central Board. He is a Social Science major and a Business minor, and was the recipient of Advanced Honor and Rotary Club scholarships.
Susan G. Lovell is majoring in Secondary Education with minors in History and Social Science. She has performed in numerous WMC stage productions, served as editor of “The Muse,” and the “Chinook,” held major offices in campus organizations, and has won Booster Club, Advanced Honor, Cobb Foundation, and Genevieve Albertson scholarships.
Ron Walker, a double major in Physical Education and Business, is a rcprcsentative-at-largc on the student-governing Central Board and was director of the 1977 freshman orientation program. A former Frontier Conference wrestling champion, Ron participated in last year’s NAGA national mat finals at Cheney, Washington.
95Dave Cloud is a Business major and Physical Education minor. He is student body vice-president, a member of the varsity basketball team, and was the recipient of the PDK “Man of the year in Education" award.
Reene Hamer, a Physical Education major and Business minor, is an active member of numerous campus organizations, is a representative on the student-governing Central-Board and has lettered in woman’s basketball, volleyball and track.
Elmer Musgrave, a Physical Education major and Business minor, is a two-time All-Frontier Conference selection at defensive back. He has also won honorable mention on the A1I-NA1A District 12 squad which includes grid standouts from Montana, North and South Dakota.
%Lois Perry is an English major and Physical Education minor. She was a member of Spurs, served as junior advisor to that organization, and has been an active member in Kappa Delta Pi education honorary.
Bruce Peterson is completing a Social Mathematics minor. He has served as vice president of Circle K Club and historian for Kappa Delta Pi education honorary.
Ronald Thompson, a music major, is a recipient of numerous honorary scholarship awards, has served for the past two years as president of both Pep Band and the Gargoyle dramatic society.
Bonnie Worley, a double major in Art and Business, is the recipient of two advanced honor scholarships and has compiled a perfect 4.00 gradepoint average during the past six quarters at Western.
97GRADUATION - 1978
9899100101WESTERN DAYS
1978103NATURAL HERITAGE PROGRAM
Never in national or world history has it been more imperative that citizens gain an awareness and appreciation of the natural world and their relationships in that world.
Recognizing this challenge. Western has implemented a new and unique liberal arts program based on the theme, “Our Natural Heritages." Complementing the academic program arc field studies courses involving work in some of the country’s outstanding natural wilderness areas. The pilot course in the spring quarter featured a field trip to the Grand Canyon.106ORGANIZATIONSseated - Debbie Kcyscr. Brian F’atrick. l.auric Brincy. Dave Cloud, Lou Anne Marnack, F.laina Nickol. back row - Mr. Hickcthicr. Robin Palmer, Gail Bumgarner, Tom Anderson. Ron Walker, Tom Rogers. Steve Christiansen, Dean Stish
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Max Baucus and l.auric Brincyscaled. I. to r. • Jim Oriel. Terry Wallers. Dave Garry. Jennie Brown. Barb Bedey. Mary Bushilla. Les Williams. Debbie Kcyscr. back row. I. to r. • Fred Trafclcl. Rick Sonnemann. Krista Peterson. Kelly Beasley. Barb Steele. Janet Steele. Carole Johnson. Tom Anderson. Patty Corr. Tony Smith. Bruce Peterson. Maureen Elford. Jim Kropp, FJaina Nick-ol. Chris Laz ari, Ellen Nash. Joni Spackman
from row. I. to r. - Shirley Hudson. Bobbi Gneiling. Deborah Stark. Bonnie Kay Worley. Ellen Cook. Elna Jackson. Mike Mickclson. Glynis Lovell, Diane Rewerts. Bruce Peterson. Jerry Scidcnstickcr. Dr. Newlon. back row. I. to r. Michael Schultz. Steve Abramavage. Rcy Busch. Gary Wold. Sally Kreis. Beverly Rchm. Darlene Stoltz. Paulette Held. Beatrice Stcinmann Rodoni. Melody Palmer. Laurie Brincy. Peggy Scidcnstickcr
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seated • Carol Thumma. Patrice Scott. Faye Espinoza. Kama Carroll. Rona McOmber. Candy Smith, back row - Sandy Campbell. Brenda Mcramb. Julie Anders. Debbie Hogan, Jackie Clouncr. Niki Gilmore. Susan Peterson
Chris l.azzari. Brenda Waldcmar. Joe Hegedus. Randy Cash. Linda Keller, Cliff Keller. I.cs Williams
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ciu Hriffa. Karen Springer. Julie Turney. Robin Hill. Palritt Scott. Ann Suancon. Joken Alkn. Violet Cicerone. An ie Dahl. Shed Harnack.
'fivon. Nine) Nye. Deb Stark. Tercca Tanyeo. Ida Wunderlich
TuuelL, Mile Scoei. Ron Thom peon. Sloe Chrittuntcn. M. C Orr. Joe Womack
Briney. I.oei Anne Harnack. Mildred lliykl. Kriuine Hifcoo. Lind Kktte. Fjilh Poeter. Cirol Thumm . Brenda Waldcmar. Joyce Hull Jem Id Bumjarner
Benncil. Leroy De John. Jutnn Drier . Lowell Joy. Roben Palmer. Andy Sine. Tony Smith. John Strickland. Paul McLean
Soprano - Tecna Briggs. Sheila Harnack, Patrice Scott. Julie Turney. Robin Mill. Angie Dahl Tenor - Steve Christiansen. Ron Thompson. Steve Abramavagc. M.C. Orr
Alto • Kathy Briney. Mel Bumgarner. Lou Anne Harnack. Debbie Kcyscr. Karen Stubbs. Joyce Mull Bass - l.croy Dc John. Sam McCormick. Roben Palmer. Mike Scott. Andy Scott. Tony Smith. Dinny Bennett. John Strickland
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Steve Christiansen. Roben Palmer. Leroy DeJohn, Patrice Scott. Andy Sine. Rich Seibert. Steve Abrania-vage. Ilul Amundson; on piano: Patrice Scott. Debbie Keyser
PEP BAND
Melanie Bumgarner. Steve Christianson. Cathy Cooper, John Hawkins. Sue Peterson. Brian Petro, Jean Poff. Patrice Scott. Mike Scott. Rich Seibert, Andy Sine. Joni Spackman, Ron ThompsonWESCO-ITE
clockwise from left: Randy Cornwell. Marlin Dickerson. Mike Schulz. Janet Steele. Dixie Anderson.
RODEO
CLUB
Front row: Martin Dickerson. Bill Hanley; second row: Dennis Latimer. Stanley Johnson. Andy Peterson; third row: Dan English. Lynn Vandcrict. Tim Biggs; back row: Kim Duke, Kristi Jacobsen. Tammy Reynolds
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Juice Thornburg. Kama Carroll. Melody Palmer. Debbie Brooks. Marilyn Hilton. Jeri Burner. Janice Buie, Kelly Beasley
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first row: Dixie Anderson. Deb Stark, Diane Mickclson, Kathy Kosslcr. Jayne Pantalonc, back row: Carol Thumma. Billie Marie Calcatcrra. Marilyn Palmer. Lois Perry. Debbie Buck, Miss McManus. Eliane Quinn. Anita Lathrop. Not pictured: Jean Blunn. Ida WunderlichCHEERLEADERS
clockwise from lop: Susan Peterson, Brenda Kerr. Teena Briggs, Lee Ann Bennett
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I. to r. Curt Kcgal, Jim Oriel, Mark Rueda. Mike Pickett. Don Kieckbush. Mark Bisscll. Rick Brown. Tony Smith, Jay Krant . Jim Graham. Jeff Strickland. Rick Rewerts. Glen Johnson. Randy Cornwell. Steve Hackctt. Joe Bennett. Dave Cloud. Roger Willhitc. Marty Palmer. Myke Palmer. Bill Woodfordseated: Tom Brincy and Matthew, Peg Vranish. standing: I.eAnne Jenkins, Bonnie Worley. Mr. Bricn a, Ken Devine
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seated: Steve Abramavage, Amy Cooksey, Faith Porter, standing: Tom Davidson. Dane Nobles, Bill Clark. Dr. Gober. Mike Schulz
IA CLUB
I. to r. Dane Nobles, Jim Carroll, Cliff Keller, Mike Cory. Mike Pickett. Tom Rogers. Rick Brown. Martin Dickerson. Mr. Scott
SNEA
front row: Bev Massa, Shirley Hudson. Betty Lau. Debbie Edwards, back row: Jim Massa, Margaret Vandegrift. Patty Huntleykneeling: Jayne Pantalonc, Dave Riblctt. Debbie Stark. Karen Springer. Marilyn Palmer. Janice Dal-laserra, Janet Steele, Debbie Edwards standing: Martin Dickerson. Anita l.athrop. Fawn McKenzie. Jean Blunn. Mrs. Hawkins. Lee Ann Bennett. Roben Palmer; not pictured: DebSime. Patty Johnson
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Row I: Puyear, R. Palmer. M. McCormick. Guillory. Ramondclli. Rewerts. Kcgal. Milam. J. Bennett. Musgravc. Cornwell. Weston. Woodford. Johnson. Row 2: Lucero. McDonald. Hackctt. Rueda, S. McCormick. Oriet, M. Palmer. Krantz. Armstrong. Smith. Coyle. Graves. Graham. Scally, Petersen. Bailey. Row 3: Coach Nelson. D. Bennett, Voss. Lowncy. Borden. Brown. R. Willhitc. Bisscll. Davis. Gallagher. Mahoney. Happ. Corey, Bcardslec. Row 4: Kendall. M. McCormick. Lucicr. Jacobson. Edwards, Strickland. Tabor, Woodard. Jcttc. Hurless, Latimer, Ollingcr, Dietz. Miller. Krumheuer, Holder.
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FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD
Simon Fraser 7 WMC 7
College of Idaho 7 WMC 32
Eastern Montana 6 WMC 34
Carroll College 14 WMC 17
Montana Tech. 7 WMC 34
Eastern Montana 17 WMC 44
Rocky Mountain 30 WMC 42
U. of Nevada 49 WMC 0
East. Washington 31 WMC 28
1977 ALL CONFERENCE TEAM MEMBERS
OFFENSE:
First Team Running Back Center Guard Tackle
Second Team Quarterback Running Back
Mark McCormick Wayde Davis Rich Ramondclli Gary Milam
Mark Bisscll Sam McCormick
DEFENSE:
First Team End Tackle Line Backer Defensive Back Defensive Back Defensive Back Second Team End
Line Backer Defensive Back
Rick Rewerts Joe Bennett Stan Coyle Steve Weston Jim Oriet Jim Graham
Bill Woodford Marty Palmer Elmer Musgravc
DISTRICT 12 COACH OF THE YEAR-Coach George Nelson
121MEN’S BASKETBALL
Ray Wanly, Jeff Hibbert, Don Kicckbush. Dave Cloud. Ron Williams. Shaync Flinders. Guy Lalickcr. Brian Patrick. Jim Grigg. Steve Carlyle. Steve Clausen. Rich Jcttc. Mark Harris
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I. to r. Standing: Kilty l.ogan; Ann Mills; Robin Hill; Birdie Swan; Mary Cheek; Betty Tash; Jackie Clouner: Rccnc Hamer. Kneeling: Julie Thornburg; Cindy King.
I. lo r. Standing: Sucann Erickson. Jcri Burner. Jenny Brown. Lccann Bennet. Betty Tash, Deidre Curtis. Kama Carroll. Kneeling: Barb Sorenson. Sandy Campbell. Brenda Heramb. Marilyn Hilton. Patty Johnson. Kitty Logan. Absent: Laurie Hamer.Kneeling: Kitty Logan. Sandy Campbell. Ann Mills. Jeri Burner. Cindy King. Debbie Brooks. Janice Buie Standing: Laurie Hamer. Kama Carroll. Faye Espinoza, Kathy Klick. Ellen Nash. Mary Cheek. Diane Drake. Rona MeOmber Absent: Jancc Williams
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Girl’s BasketballSCORES
WMC 57, MSU ‘B 61 75, Whitworth 78 46, Gonzaga 50 48, Mont. Tech 52 66. Northern 64 70, Lewis Clark 66 33, Carroll 51 70, Mont. Tech 41 73, MSU ‘B 59
WMC 62, Northern 49 54. Eastern 58 54, Carroll 56 59, Rock Mt. 53 54, Mont. Tech 63 61, Rocky Mt. 72 45, Eastern 55 63. Whitworth 68 42, East. Wash. 79
STATISTICS
Season Record: 6-12 Frontier Record: 4-6 Scoring Leaders:
Rona MeOmber 15.1 Ellen Nash 10.9 Diane Drake 8.3 Rebounding Leaders: Ellen Nash 11.3 Diane Drake 7.1 Rona MeOmber 6.1 Mary Cheek 5.9
129RAQUETBALL
Standing: Mr. Marinkovich. Charles Mcrrificld. Marty Palmer. Randy Cornwell. Kneeling: Tim Anderson. Victor Yadao. Tom Anderson
WOMEN’S INTRAMURAL ASSOCIATION
1st row: Barby Bedey. Marilyn Hilton. Melanie Michels. Janice Buie. Melanie Bumgarner. Jesse Regal: 2nd row: Lee Ann Bennett. Debbie Grant. Mary Bushilla. Brenda Kerr. Debbie Brooks. Brenda Hcramb. Kory Spindlcr. Julie Thornburg. Susan Peterson; 3rd row: Laurie Hamer. Maureen Elford. Jackie Clouncr. Jeri Burner. Lori Kicckbush. Paula Espinoza, Patty Johnson. Debbie Sime. Nicki Gilmore; 4th row: Kathy Klick. Jancc Williams. Mary Nash. Birdie Swan. Kama Carroll. Faye Espinoza. Mary Cheek. Janet Steele, Mel Palmer. Jeri Geer. Paulette Held. Elaina Nickol, Cindy King. Jackie Regal. Deidre Curtis. Mel Adsit.
130WESTERN INTRAMURALS 1978
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Sports Med.135ALUMNI GAME
M-CLUB INITIATION
136ADVERTISINGACCOMMODATIONS INCLUDE
Attractive and Convenient Residence Halls Sixteen Modern Apartments for Married Students Dining Room Facilities
A SPECIAL MESSAGE TO HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS INTERESTED IN TEACHING CAREERS ...
Western Montana College offers the following degrees:
Associate of Arts (2 year)
Associate of Science (2 year)
Bachelor of Arts in Natural Heritage Bachelor of Science in Natural Heritage Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education (teach K-9)
Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education (teach 7-12)
Master of Science in Education
A fifth year program for the professional teaching certificate
OR, IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN OTHER CAREERS, WESTERN OFFERS:
A two-year curriculum in Business Education A two-year General College Course Onc and two-year Pre-Professional courses preparing for entrance into professional schools
138INTEGRATION WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA
With the on-going integration studies with the University of Montana, students may begin their college careers at the smaller institution. Western Montana College, and transfer to the larger University of Montana after one or two years. Please note that while transfer to other institutions is entirely feasible, articulation with the University of Montana makes transfer to that institution smoother and easier. Programs presently articulated arc shown below. Other program articulations are being worked out.
Anthropology
Botany
English
Foreign Languages Geology Mathematics Medical Technology Political Science Zoology
Pre-Medical Science Pre-Natural Science (Forestry, Wildlife, Biology and Recreation)
Biology
Computer Science Geography Home Economics Microbiology Military Science Sciology Journalism Pre-Pharmacy
ACCREDITATION
Western Montana College is a member of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education and the Association of State Colleges and Universities. Western Montana College is accredited by the Regents of the Montana University System and the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools.
For information, write to the Admissions Officer
WESTERN MONTANA COLLEGE
DILLON, MONTANA 59725WMC BOOSTER CLUB
During the past 20 years, the WMC Booster Club has proven synonymous with the college’s growth, progress, and well-being. Its contributions include almost 600 freshman scholarships, values at approximately $90,000. During the 1977-1978 academic term. Boosters awarded 65 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 120, each of whom contributes financially to the annual scholarship and recruiting funds.
Current club officers arc: Jim Wilson, president; Joe Morstcin, vice president; Joe Lane, treasurer, and Charles Stauffer, secretary. Serving on the board of directors arc Norm Stubbs, Bob Harrison, Bob Romers, Bob Gerringa, Max Nield, Henry Stish. Walt Albertson, Don Crosscr, Don Peterson, Bob English, Ron Johnson. Tom Delaney, Spence Hegstad, Chuck Cook, Tom Welch, Ray Curtis. George Nelson, Dick Jonasen, Larry Chaffin, Jack Lovell, John McCollum, and Dick Rannus.
The membership roll, as of April I, 1978, follows:
A W Drive Inn Clay Anders C. R. Anderson Kenneth J. Bandolier Dr. George Bandy Norm Banks Bob Barnes Cliff Bay
Beaverhead Bar Supply Beaverhead Printers Beaverhead Trophy Arnold Benson Big Sky Cinema Dr. Robert Boyce Ed Cardwell Edward Cebull Larry Chaffin Tom Clcmow Club Bar Coast-to-Coast
Chuck Cook Karlye Contway Co-op Supply Terry Cypher Darigold Stan Davison Tom Delaney Dillon Cable TV Dillon Disposal Dillon Tribune Dillon Kiwanis Dillon Portrait Studio Dilmart
Lloyd Dougherty Elicl’s
Dr. Robert English The Establishment First National Bank John Garry
W. G. Gilbert, Jr. Gordon Frcightlincs Margaret Hagenbarth Hale’s College Exxon Harding Hanson Ed Harding Bob Harrison Harvey Bros. Constr. Dr. W. W. Hawkins Larry Hickcthicr Homestead House Harry W. Jensen Dick Jonasen Dr. A. L. Juergens Al Kajin KDBM Radio Bill Kearns M. H. King Co. Later’s Jewelry Lconhardt RanchwcarLarry Link George Lots Chuck Lucero Dr. John McCollum Ralph MeFadden James Mclsaac Gene McKecvcr Blanche McManus Jim McNally Georgia Mathews Mitchell Drug Gile Mitchell Montana Motor Supply Montana Power Co. John Morse, Jr. Mountain Bell Robert E. Newlon Max Nicld Dr. Paul Okamoto Dorn Ori Evelyn Orr
Paul’s Chevrolet J. C. Penney Co. Peterson Drug Pctrolanc Stcclgas Paul Picton Pioneer Federal S L Ted Renfro Roberts Food Royal Inn Robo Car Wash Dr. Bob Romers Safeway Stores Saga Foods
Schulz, Davis Warren
Dan Scott
Jim Short
Dr. James Sisk
Scars Store
Dr. John Scidcnstickcr
Skect’s Cafe
Howard Smith
Eloisc Snavcly Sneed’s Cycle Sales Southmonl Tractor Standard Lumber State Bank Trust Co. State Bar Dining Room Charles Stauffer Henry Stish Bill Straugh Keith Taylor Throckmorton’s TV Valley Motor Supply Veterinary Hospital Vigilante Electric Ron Wagner Dona Wallace Don Walters Richard Wieber Ron Wirtz142CHINOOK BOOSTERS
THE CLOTH SHOPPE 24 South Idaho Dillon, Montana
STANDARD LUMBER COAL CO.
302 North Montana Dillon, Montana
SEARS 39 North Idaho Dillon, Montana
GRACIE’S NEW USED STORE 140 West Bannack Dillon. Montana
HAZEL’S STYLE SHOP Andrus Hotel Building Dillon, Montana
ROLANDSON EQUIPMENT North of Dillon
STEPHEN’S GREENHOUSE FLORAL 508 Kentucky Avenue Dillon, Montana
ROBERTS FOODS 201 South Idaho Dillon, Montana
DILLON ROTARY CLUB
Rotary International
THE HEALTHY i 25 South Idaho Dillon, Montana
A W ROOT BEER North of Dillon
STAMM JEWELERS, INC.
Andrus Hotel Building Dillon. Montana
TOM JONES INSURANCE AGENCY
Andrus Hotel Building Dillon. Montana
COAST TO COAST 12 South Idaho Dillon. Montana
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HALE’S COLLEGE EXXON 640 South Atlantic Dillon. MontanaSKEETS CAFE
Enjoy Our Seafood Steaks Burgers And Fries Dinning Room Open 6 a.m.-lO p.m. Cafe Open 24 hrs
Community
Playschool
710 S. Atlantic 683-4935Want to remodel the old igloo.
But don't know what to do?
See us
For a better idea!'
Home Decor Unlimited
The Homestead House
130 S. Montana 683-4447 Complete home remodeling Accessories for the bathroom Authorized Long-Bell Kitchen dealer
30 North IDAHO
TVs by RCA, Sharp and Magnavox Stereos components by Sharp Magnavox Records-LPs, 45s, Cassettes, 8 track Sheet Music and Music Boosk Tape Recorders - Radios
Mini Mall
Shop Under one roof — Shop The Mini Mall
The Finishing Touch
Klondike Inn Bowl-Full The Rag Doll
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The Knock About
Music Box
Footprints
The Lady BugROYAL INN MOTEL COFFEE SHOP AND JOKER LOUNGE
49 Rooms, Bridal Suite,
Executive Suite, Swimming Pool,
Doris Schrocdcr
Individual air conditioning Restaurant Manager
and heating
Owen Allen. Manager
SNAPPY SERVICE
Open Daily 7 am to 11 pm
CAMPUS
BOOKSTORE
Betty Barnes. Manager
147 STATE DINING ROOM
PETERSON
DRUG 5-11 pm Dinners 11:30 AM- 2:00 PM
Lunches
Dillon, Montana
Service to Humanity
Is the Best mm
Work (Loton (Emitiirg ftallrrg
of Life BOOKS - FINE ARTS • ART SUPPLIES
424 E REEDER LORENE LOVELL Du ion MT 5972S 683-5525
STATE BANK TRUST COMPANY
MEMBER OF F.D.I.C.
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Dillon, Montana“Good Food”
Establislfipeijt
31 South Idaho Phopc 408-688-4422
f illop, Moptaqa 59725
Home cooking at its BEST
DAIRY QUEEN
Dillon, Montana
THE BLOOMIN’ PLACE
Above J.C. Penney
683-4756
Wide Selection of Floral Arrangements and Plants
BALDY MOUNTAIN
Outdoor Apparel Equipment
Phone 683-5955 Dillon, Montana 59725PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
DR. R.D. ROMERS DR. JOHN McCOLLUM
Dentist Phone 683-2671 108 S. Washington, Dillon
DR. E.D. EVANS
Dentist Phone 683-4491 30 S. Montana, Dillon
DR. W.E. MONGER
Osteopathic Physician Phone 683-4421
Dentist Phone 683-5312
State Bank Building, Dillon
DR. R.J. ENGLISH
Optomolrist Phone 683-2611
234 E. Glendale, Dillon
DR. J.C. LINDUSKA
Dentist Phone 683-2861
138 E. Bannack, Dillon
330 S. Idaho, DillonPIONEER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
Specializing In High Rate Savings Plans and Home Loans
Depostis Insured to
$40,000
VIGILANTE ELECTRIC CO-OP, INC.
DILLON PORTRAIT STUDIO
SERVING SOUTHWESTERN MONTANA
CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY
Phone 683-2741 4 N. Washington St. Dillon. Montana
1S1Compliments Of
THE ANACONDA COMPANY
ANACONDA
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Anaconda Reduction Department Anaconda, MontanaPARISIAN CLEANERS
“Your Business Recommended By"
MIKE’S TEXACO SERVICE
14 North Washington
Dillon, Montana
Fred Backus Owner Atlantic Glendale Dillon, Montana Phone 683-2072
First in Personal Service
C.R. ANTHONY’S
10 South Montana St. Dillon, Montana
ELIEL’S
The Store Of Your Choice 2-14 North Idaho Dillon, Montana Phone 683-2305SUNDOWNER 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
In Dillon it’s the “Sundowncr”-
Comfort at its Best
Art and Kara Oliver- Owners
fid
KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN
Colonel Sanders' Recipe
for Fast Takeout or Sit-in Service
“It’s
Finger Lickin’ Good”
Also Serving Sandwiches Fish and Chips
Dillon, Montana Phone 683-4003
LEONHARDT
RANCHWEAR
Featuring Jr. Misses Styles
By Fritzi, You Babes, Wendy, Jessica
33E Helena St. Dillon. Mt.
INSULATE THE ATTIC FIRST
I I
An important thing to know about insulation is where to use it A general rule is to start with your attic, since this is where most heat loss occurs. You also should insulate outside walls, around doors and windows, under floors over unheated areas such as a crawl space, and inside unfinished basement walls For information on the proper type of insulation consult your Montana Power advisory service.
MT 74 V4
1S4LAZY H GUN CORRAL
HAROLD A. BETZ Gunsmith
PmONK 400 - 683-0207 as E. IANNACK OILLON. MONTANA BS73S
Repairs, Rebarreling, Custom Stocks -Chambering - New and Used Guns-Reloading Equipment Muzzle Loading Supplies
MITCHELL DRUG
Dillon. Montana
J.C. PENNEY
We Know What You're Looking for
Shop Penney’s in Dillon for Greatest Selections for More Great Buys Shop the J. C. Penney Catalog Phone 683-4371
HUSKY SERVICE STATION
Goodyear Tire Store
Dillon, Montana
155BEAVERHEAD BAR SUPPLY LIK1A1 1111 111
Bud-Oly. Great Falls All the Best 120 tt. montana 683-2651 pfj. ©til on iRontana
SAGA FOOD SERVICE
SAGE FOOD SERVICE
takes this opportunity to thank Western's food service employees and boarding students for all your loyal support.
Thanks!
- FOOD SERVICE DIREC
CHARLES C. LITTS
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SAGA FOOD SERVICEMIDI MART
BEAVERHEAD PRINTING AND SUPPLY
Self Service Gas Groceries Cold, Cold Beer
20 East Glendale Dillon, Montana
Serving Dillon and Southwestern Montana Since 1880
Affiliated with Northwest Bancorporation Member F.D.I.C.
FIRST NORTH WESTERN BANK
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Dillon. MontanaMINI CO-OP
CO-OP SUPPLY INC.
GAS, GROCERIES, BEER. POP 683-4939
PETROLEUM. PRODUCTS. TIRES PROPANE, BATTERIES, HARDWARD 683-2308
Dillon, Montana
THE SHOE HOUSE
Dillons complete family Shoe Store. oittofttou
130 N. Montana Dillon, Montana
26 No. Idaho Dillon. MT 59725 (406) 683-5265 Wedding Announcements Diaries Wedding Accessories Scrapbooks Secretarial Services Calendars Bookkeeping Services Your Complete Office Supply Center
PARTS • ACCESSORIES • EQUIPMENT
VALLEY MOTOR SUPPLY CO. Secretarial and bookkeeping suppliesDI-HARDWARE
Your Complete Hardware Store
HARDWARE
36 North Idaho Dillon, Montana
THE DILMART
F.H. STOLTZE
LAND AND LUMBER CO.
Surfaced Lumber
White Wood Baled Shavings
Douglas Fir
Phone 683-4236
YE OLE TOWNE INN
PIZZAS GALORE!
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS G.E. Zenith Dillon. Montana
Disco and Mexican food Phone 683-4955 Dillon, Montana (TAKE ME WITH YOU)
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