University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)
- Class of 1979
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The Chinook Western Montana College Dillon, Montana2To achieve all that is possible. We must attempt the impossible. To be as much as we can be.
We must dream of being more.
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4689The first and fundamental law of nature is to seek peace and follow it.
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-Thomas HobbesSunrise warm in your eyes Blue skies fur us you see.
One duy you'll know whut the future meuns And curry your broken dreams through the valley And rest in their peace.
-Brian Whitcome and Grant
11121314Each life needs its own quiet
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Nothing is ours hut time.
15Editor:
Jean Biunn
Business Managers:
Cindy King Debbie Wenger
Photographers:
Bridcnstcin Photo Studio Dillon Portrait Studio Lawrence Leith Brian Pctro Dave Riblctt Russ Richardson
Staff:
Cathy Cooper Janice Dallascrra Aline Drabbs Robert Haft Patty Johnson Dawn Minugh Kelly Murphy Jayne Pantalone Deb Simc Deb Stark
Advertising:
Barb Bissell Cathy Doric Tammy Gibson Cody Larson Maria Stuart
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Graduate Students and Seniors
Juniors .....................
Sophomores...................
Freshmen ....................
Activities ..................
Faculty and Staff............
Sports ......................
Organizations ...............
Advertising .................
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GRADUA TE STUDENTS
SENIORSSeniors
Sieve Abramavage Dillon
Jolcnc Allen Choteau
Ron Allen Choteau
Toni Anderson Darby
Patricia Boylan Bozeman
Paul Briney Bullc
Debbie Brooks Philipsburg
Dale Burgman Bull
Riek Brown Ennis
21Gail Bumgarner Divide
Melanie Bumgarner Bell
Sieve Christiansen Charlo
Violcl Cicerone
Bill Clark Missoula
Stan Coyle Donalsvillc. Georgia
Debra Craven Twin BridgesDcirdrc Curtis Dillon
Richard Hager Alder
Louanne Harnack Great Falls
Dan Harrison Dillon
Kathleen Harrison Dillon
Juanita Hatcher Anaconda
Paulette Held Whitehall
23Cliff H os haw Butte
Marty lliff Poison
Kristi Jacobsen Sun River
Debbie Keyser Florence
Kathy Klick Augusta
Jay Krant Honan
(ircta l.cn
Ashton. Idaho
Bev Mavsa Fairfield
Jim Mavsa
Shingle Springs. California
24Harold Maxcy Dillon
James Oriel Belgrade
Charles Osborne Butie
Marilyn Palmer Bridger
Melody Shock Palmer Si. Ignatius
Koben Palmer Joliet
Bruce Petersen Dillon
Cole Pierce Dillon
Faith Porter Thompson Falls
25Rich Ramondclli Yonkers. N.Y.
Elizabeth Rebish Dillon
Mark Rueda Fallon. Nevada
Michele Ryan Great Falls
Michael Schulz Sheridan
Martha Sonni Butte
Deborah Stark Butte
Darlene Sloltz Laurin
Jeffrey Strickland Denver, Colorado
26Dick Tallent
Betty Tash
Julie Thornburg Alberton
Chanh Phu Tran Libby
Lynn Van Dc Riel Fairfield
Carol Voss Susanville. California
Steve Voss Susanville. CaliforniaDebbie Wenger Columbia hills
Sieve Weston Deer Lodge
William J. Woods Hathaway
Roger Willhitc Thompson Falls
Janec Williams Powell. Wyoming
Bonnie Kay Worley Dillon29Juniors
l.ccann Bcnncll Circa! Falls
Kathy Brincy Butte
Janice Buie Cardwell
30Richard Allen Chotcau
Kelley Beasley Bo c man
Jean Blunn Great Falls
Marilyn Berryman Butte
Mark Bissell Fairfield
Jackie Clouner Great FallsJoan Foster
Bcrnic Galti Grove City. Ohio
Niki Gilmore Townsend
Debbie Grant Hungry Horse
Karl Hartsc Missoula
Hrcnd.i Hcramb Conrad
Jim Kropp (•real Kills
(iary Krumheuer Huntley Project
Jo Hllcn Magnuvon Butte
Harvey McDonald h'rcnchtownRosemarie Moreland Anaconda
Jayne Pantalonc Wilmington. Delaware
Tony Rebish Butte
Dave Riblcll Wilmington. Delaware
JSTom Rogers Plains
Mike Scall) Harlovnown
Pa I rice Scull Vicior
An Skinner Dillon
Carl Somers HelenaKaren Stubbs Dillon
Bridget Swan Great Falls
Evelyn Thompson Chinook
Terence Watters
37Jennifer Brown
Tina Brown
Jeri Burner
Sophomores
Dinny Bennett Deer l odge
Debbie Beyers
Marilyn Andersen Dillon
Mike Andrus Fairfield
Barb Bedey HamiltonDudley C hilcott Stcvcnsvillc
Cathy Cooper
Patty Corr
Mike Cory (ircat I alls
Tina Crasser Tucson. Arizona
Janice l allavcrra Anaconda
Barbara DeFordMarilyn Hilton St. Ignjliu
Joyce Hull Dillon
Robert Hungatc Anaconda
Mildred Jackson Melrose
Brad Jacobson Poison
Patty Johnson CentervilleLinda Klcttc Conrad
Nancy Nell Itasl Helena
Dawn Minugh Dodson
lillcn Nash
John Konen Bade
Dennis Laiimcr Challis. Idaho
15James Ouren Townsend
Andy Peterson High Point. NX'.
Brian Pclro
Moundsvillc. Minnesota
Peggy Pettit Dillon
Bob Puhek Spokane. Washington
«6Shelley Stewart
Jim Vandergrift Dillon
Sharon Vandergrift
Pally Varty (•real I alK
John Sirickland Deer Lodge
Tom Tabor Missoula
I red Trafclct )
M J IAlbert Anderson
SpotsyUama. V.i.
Much Anderson Baker
Tim Bennett Deer l.odgc
William Bicbcr
Whitehall
Barb Bisscll I airfield
Jim Blanche Deer Lodge
l)cbra Benson Manhatten
Carl Benson Dillon
( indy Boyd Silver Star
SOLaura Calhoun Livingston
IX bbic Colucci Anaconda
Tcri Cooper Lewis! own
Joanne Day Missoula
Kim Christianson Kalis pell
l.ita Clark Townsend
Kobcri Cooper Opheim
Nancy Co Dillon
Darryl Culler Butte
51I.yncii Fikani Belgrade
Julie Fournier Butlc
Linda Foxworthy Indpls.. In.
Nancy Francis Helena
Anita (icach Butte
Kathy Cicbcrt Missoula
Shari Gebhardt Simms
Jay Graham Big Timber
Dan Haft Butlc
S3Ike Hansen
Bob I Linford
Margie Irvine
Helen Haichcr Anaconda
Dave Hergesheimer
Havre
Bill Herrin Hamilton
David Howery
Norman Jenkinx Alexandria. Va.
Bam kearnxMike Kelly Dillon
Miles kruid-.cn Bainvillc
Kevin Krui cr Condon
Shelly Lake Dillon
Rhonda Larsen Culbertson
Li Lettenga Conrad
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Mary Lou McWilliams HilLui
Mike Maroncy Butte
Linda Mavros Hamilton
Patricia Mecklenburg Butte
Melanie Michels Great Falls
Bob Mickcbon Anaconda
Aubrey Miller Harlowton
Kathy Miller Silver Star
John Monaco AnacondaTcnlc) Morris ( orvallis
Melinda Mount Livingston
Kell) Murphy C'harlo
Joy Novich Twin Bridges
Kathleen O'Conner Baker
Sondra Olsen Lima
Brian Olson Custer. South Dakota
Maribeth Olson Geyser
Kort Pearson
La unn Beach. California
S7(iina Peterson Jackson
Robyn Phillips Sr Ignatius
Karen Pickett Dillon
John Pontius Fairbanks. Alaska
Rich Powell S'csl Yellowstone
Judi Price Dillon
Julie Radcinachcr Butte
Stella Raines Deer I odge
Kim Richardson Dillon
Russ Richardson Dillon
Jill Rouillicr St. Ignatius
Gayle Sc ha barker
Ennis
Judy Schucncman Twin Bridges
Pam Scotl
NcilSIamc Duluth. Mn.
Joanne Slifka
Maria Stuart Butte
Janet Sutherland liaglc Point. Oregon
Kathy Tamckc Deer Lodge
Brenda Smith Wibaux
Kevin Smith Geraldine
Marilyn Stacy Stcvcnsvillc
Kay Sto Geraldine
Kirk StrongI.ori Tangcn Great Falls
Debbie Taylor Geraldine
Robyn Tiller Idaho Falls
Janet Turner
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Peggy Vandchcy Stcvensvillc
Corrinc Wicks Anaconda
Teresa Wilson Slcvcnsvillc
Debra Winter IXnton
Linda Yarnotl Great Falls
606263Watchful Crowd
Queen Kory
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Rehearsals
68Woodstick May 1, 1979 ,
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81WMC Rodeo May 19 20, 1979
8283Who’s Who
Dixie Andersen is an English and Business major from Arlee. She was the editor of the Wescolitc for the 1977-1978 school year, and she is a recipient of a journalism award. She is active in Kappa Zeta Nu. and she was also a member of Spurs during her Sophomore year.
Jolcne Allen is an Elementary Education major from Cho-teau. She is a member of SNEA, Kappa Delta Pi, and chorus. Jolcne has been active in Rainbow Girls and received the Rainbow Scholarship in the Spring of 1978.
Melodcc Adsit is a Broadfield Physical Education major from Hardin. She is active in PEMM Club and womens inlramurals. She was also an active member of Spurs during her Sophomore year.
84Thomas Anderson is a Broadficld Physical Education major with an emphasis in Sports Medicine from Darby. He serves as the vice president on Central Board, he is a member of Circle K Club, and he received a PEMM Club scholarship.
Debbie Brooks is a Physical Education major from Phillips-burg. She is involved with girls’ basketball and women's intramurals. She was also a member of Spurs during her Sophomore year.
Melanie Bumgarner is an Elementary Education major from Belt. During her years at Western, she was active in Spurs. Kappa Delta Pi, Music Club. Chorus, and Pep Band.
85Rcy Busch is a History and Social Science major from Hamilton. He is a member of Kappa Delta Pi, and he was also a student delegate to Central Board.
Katherine Cassidy is an Elementary Education major from Butte. She is a member of Kappa Delta Pi and the vice president of Kappa Zeta Nu. She is the recipient of the PEO Scholarship and the Advanced Honor Scholarship.
Tom Davidson is an English major from Indianapolis, Indiana. During his years at Western, he was the president of Gargoyles, and he participated in the production of five plays. He is the recipient of the Joseph C. Ryburn Memorial Drama Scholarship, and a third place winner in the 1978 Western Montana College Poetry contest.
Violctc Cicerone is a Music major from Dillon. She is active in Kappa Delta Pi, Music Company, Pep Band. Chorus. Chorale, and the AWS Council.
86LouAnne Harnack is an Elementary Education major from Great Falls. She was a former member of Central Board, and a Spur during her Sophomore year. She is a chorus member, and is also active in Music Club.
Dennis Colder is an Industrial Arts major from Hamilton, he was the recipient of the Jim Spehar Memorial Scholarship. He was also a member of the Industrial Arts Club, and active in Ski Club.
Paulette Held is a Business and Physical Education major from Whitehall. During her Sophomore year, she was a member of Spurs. She is a member of Kappa Delta Pi, PEMM Club, and women’s intramurals. She was also the recipient of the Dufresne and Advanced Honor Scholarships.
Debbie Keyser is a Music major from Florence. She was a member of Central Board and is the Secretary of the Student Body. She is also a member of Circle K, Music club, and Pep Band. She was the winner of the Jane Buttrey Memorial Scholarship.
87Diane Mickelson is an Elementary Education major from Anaconda. She has been active in Kappa Zeta Nu, and is currently serving as the secretary for this club. She was also the president of Spurs, a Circle K Club member, and involved in Kappa Delta Pi. She was the recipient of an AAUW Scholarship.
Diane Rcwerts is an Elementary Education major from Miles City. She was a member of Kappa Delta Pi. a Chorale accompanies! for four years, and the vice president of Kappa Zeta Nu for one year. She was the recipient of the AAUW Scholarship and given the Ralph McFaddcn award for music in 1976.
Marilyn Palmer is a Biological Science major from St. Ignatius. She is the president of Kappa Zeta Nu. was editor of the 1978 Chinook yearbook, and also a member of Music Club.
Jim Oriel is an Elementary Education major from Belgrade. He had a four year football scholarship, and he made all Conference First Team in football. He was a four year track letterman, and he was also the M Club president, and both the president and vice president of Circle K. He was also the recipient of the Maicr Miller Memorial Scholarship.
88Betty Jean Tash is a Health and Physical Education major from Dillon. She is an active member of women's intramurals and PEMM Club. She is also involved in intercollegiate track and volleyball. She was involved in R.O.T.C.. Kappa Delta Pi, Kappa Zeta Nu. and Spurs.
Michael Schulz is an English and Elementary Education major from Sheridan. He served on the staff of the Wcsco litc. and performed in the productions of “As You Like It” and "Oliver.” He has been a member of Kappa Delta Pi, and is this year’s president.
Chanh Phu Tran is a Math major and an Art and Foreign Language minor from Hue Thuathun, South Vietnam. He is a member of Kappa Delta Pi. and a recipient of the Advanced Honor Scholarship and the American Field Service International Scholarship.
Lynn Van De Riel is a Physical and Elementary Education major from Fairfield. She was active in Rodeo Club, a member of PEMM and Circle K Club, and she was also involved in women’s basketball. She was the recipient of the Cobb Foundation Scholarship and the Montana Cowgirl’s Association Scholarship.
89Graduation, June 2, 1979
9092FACULTY
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STAFFDr. Dale Tash President Western Montana College
In your Chinook for 1979 you have recorded the interesting activities of the college year. May the accounts of your important achievements always be a source of pleasure and inspiration. May they also keep you close in spirit to your alma mater when you have left the campus to meet beckoning challenges that await you in the broad fields beyond.
Dr. Dale R. Tash. Jr.
President
94Deans And Directors
Ms. Joan Clary
Assistant Professor of Education Director of Student Teaching
Dr. Lee Spuhlcr
Dean of Continuing Education
Off-Campus Services
Mr. Henry Stish Dean of Students Associate Professor, Science
Dr. Alan G. Zctlcr Dean of Education Professor of Education
Mrs. Normadinc Kennedy Instructor in Business
9SMr. Donald K. Gosncll Assistant Professor. English
Mr. Edward Ccbull Associate Professor, English
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Dr. Wallace G. Gober Assistant Professor. English
Mr. Lawrence Leith Assistant Professor. English
Mrs. Ethel A. Hawkins Assistant Professor. English
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Darrell Bcrtclson Terrance R. Cypher
Instructor of Math Associate Professor, Mathematics
Mr. Eliodoro Rodoni Instructor of Foreign Language
Mr. Richard T. Sietsema Assistant Professor. Music
Dr. Dcnnic C. Widen Instructor of Music
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Mr. Don Walters Associate Professor. ArtDr. Daniel G. Block Professor of Biological Science. Director of Natural Heritage
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Mr. Joe Streeper Assistant Professor. Physical Science
Dr. Kenneth Bandetier
Professor of Biological Science
Dr. Joe Kennedy Professor of Biological Science
99Dr. Nyles Humphrey Assistant Professor. P.E. Director of Athletics
Donna Wallace Assistant Professor. P.E.
Mr. David L. Kendall
Assistant Professor. P.E.
Mr. George H. Nelson Assistant Professor. P.E.
Bonnie Sheriff Assistant Professor, P.E.
Mr. Donald Kcllz Instructor. P.E.
100Mr. Jcrold Hilton Avsistant Professor Social Science
Dr. William C. O'Connor Assistant Professor.
Social Science
History, Social Science
Dr Prank J. Busch Professor,
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Dr. Rex C. Myers Assistant Professor. History. Social Science
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Dr. Robert E. Newlon Professor. Education
Dr. Frank D. Tikalsky Associate Professor. EducationMr. Lawrence B. Link Director. Financial Aid
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Mr. John A. Hammond Computer Center Director
Mr. Larry W. Hickcthicr Registrar
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Mr. Steven P. Sikes Controlcr
Mr. Charles A. Stauffer Director. InformationMrs. Francis f ields Accountant
Mrs. Betty Barnes Textbook Library, Bookstore
Mrs. Virginia F.. Straugh Secretary. President
Mrs. Gayle Gransbery Nurse
Mr. Kenneth Cory Librarian
Mrs. Essie letter Secretary. Financial Aid
104Mrs. Karylc Contway Secretary. Placement
Mrs. Linda Lucero Secretary, Education
Mrs. Sue Lynch
Secretary. Continuing Education
Mrs. Donna Rouse Secretary, Deans Office
Mrs. Francis Richardson Cashier. Business Office
Mrs. Patsy Matoon Clerk. Business Office
10SMrs. Betty Hanson Administrative Aide. Registrar
Ms. Jamie Flynn Secretary. Business Office
Mrs. Linda Ward Accounting Clerk
Mrs. Elise Coppin Accounting Clerk
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Mrs. Dorothy Seymour Accounting ClerkMaintenance
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107108Football
Coaches and Assistants: Stanley Johnston. Dave Puyear. Coach George Nelson. Chuck Lucero. Gary Lanners. Rick Rewerts. Blake Sevalstad. Bill (Woody) Woodford. Bill Donahue. Betty Tash. Dave Kendall. Team: Ed Anderson. Greg Ballcw. Dinny Bennett. Tim Bennett. Bill Bieber. Mark Bisscll, Scott Bockman, Mike Brewer. Rick Brown. Craig Cox. Stan Coyle. Wayde Davis. Tim Dietz. Pat Donahue. Bruce Funk. Jay Graham. Jim Graham. Steve Graves. Steve Hackcit. Dave Hcrcshcimcr, Kurt Hurlcss, Alan Hymas, John Jenkins. Rich Jettc. Frank Komarck, Jay Krantz, Gary Krumhcucr. Dennis Latimer. Danny l.ucicr, Dan Martin. Mat McCormic. Harvey McDonald. Brent Miller. Mike Moroncy, Doug Mulvancy. Kevin Murphy. Jim Orict, Marty Palmer. Todd Palmer. Jim Peterson. John Pontias, Bob Puhek. Richard Ramondclli, Craig Rowan. Mike Scally. Tony Smith. John Strickland. Kirk Strong. Pat Stubbs. Mike Sullivan. Tom Tabor. Steve Voss. Jeff Walker. Russ Walsh. Roger Willhitc. Dick Yant.
Bulldog Team Statistics
Total Offense: 2735 yards in 9 games
Highest Single Game Rushing: 275 VS Carroll
Highes Single Game Passing: 185 VS Simon Fraser
Highest Single Game Total Offense: 432 VS Carroll
ALL FRONTIER CONFERENCE SELECTIONS 1ST TEAM
Offense: Wayne Davis
Defense: Jim Oriet Mike Scally Harvey McDonald
2nd Team
Offense: Rich Ramondclli
Sam McCormick Defense: Tim Dietz
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Final Record: 2 wins, 7 lossesWrestling
Vicki Ness. John Pontius. Keith Gebhardt. Mike McKinlay. Ron Walker. Jim Ourcn. Mike Sullivan.
Basketball
Kip Motia. Don Kicckbusch. Rick Rewerts, Ron Williams. Brian Patrick. Joe Dc Braga. Craig Renius. Jamie Bily. Greg Bauska. Jim Grigg. Dave Cloud, Steve Clausen. John loanc.112113Frontier Conference
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This page is sponored by Ned-F.va Lanes.117Volleyball
Back row-1, to r.: Cathy Corlc. Patty Mecklenburg. Kolcnc Brown. Peggy Vandchcy. Marilyn Hilton. Cindy King. Julie Thornburg, Linda Davis. Front row: Kitty Logan. Kama Carroll. Birdie Swan. Mary Cheek, Patty Varty, Deidre Curtis, Betty Tash.
118Row I-I. to r.: Sandi Campbell. Jeri Burner. Mel Palmer, Deb Brooks. Cathy Doric. Row 2: Diane Drake. Robyn Phillips. Kathy Klick. Ellen Nash. Jancc Williams. Mary Cheek. Kama Carroll. Deb Strickland.
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Front Row. I. to r.: Julie Fournier. Debbie Kcyscr. Mike Harness. Sheila Harnack. Judy Dvorak. Back row: Gary Trcglown. Mike Scott. Patrice Scott. Brian Petro, Steve Graves.
126Pep Band
Seated: Cindy Boyd. Jim Maua. Cathy Cooper. Violet Cicerone. John Fuggins. Bob Cooper. Patrice Scott. Richard Seibert; Standing: Mike Scott. Gary Trcglown. Andy Sine. Brian Petro. Hal Amundson. Richard Sietsema.
Front row Ralph Brosten. Dan Haft. Cathy Cooper. Cindy Boyd. Debbie Keyser: Second row: Leroy DeJohn. Hal Amundson. Jim Massa. Bob Cooper. Andy Sine. Al Anderson. Patrice Scott. Judy Dvorak. Violet Cicerone. Dennis Widen; Back row: Richard Seibert. Gary Trcglown. Brian Petro. Richard Sietsema.
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Front row-L. to R.: Mike Riley. Ralph Brosten. Brian Petro. Second row: Debbie Taylor. Lee Ann Bennett. Barb Cadwalladcr. Cody Larson. Debra Winter. Faith Porter. Third row: Meg Windsor. Patty Mecklenburg. Paul Gibson. Tim Dyk, Jan Duiker. Randy Mickush. Bill Gallagher. Jennifer Gallagher.
L to R: Mr. Scott. Randy Booth. Ben Alexander. Harold Maxey. Mike C'ory Tom Rogers. Russ Richardson. Doug Richards. Mark Thompson. Rick Brown.
128f-irsl row -1, to r.: Jayne Pantalonc. Deb Wenger. Cathy Cooper. Mrs. Hawkins, second row: Dan Haft. Jean Blunn. Cindy King. Brian Petro. Janice Dallascrra. Patty Johnson. Missing: Dawn Minugh. Deb Stark
129Seated: F.laina Nichol, Greta Lenz, Barb Bedey. Laura Calhoun. Cathy Cooper; Kneeling: Jayne Pantalonc. Dixie Andersen. Blanche McManus, Cathy Cassidy, Marilyn Palmer, Diane Mickclson. Patty Corr. Killy Logan. Linda Klcttc; Standing: Deb Stark Jean Blunn. Patrice Scott. Debbie Brooks. Janet Steele. Marilyn Andersen. Jenny Brown. Krista Petersen. Dawn Baker. Karen Stubbs.
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I'ront row: Mary Check. Linda Klcttc, Maureen Elford. Second row: Elaina Nichol. Janet Steele. Maggie Sewell. Jeri Burner. Laurie Hamer. Dawn Minugh. Patti Corr. Ellen Nash. Third row: Cathy Cooper. Barbara Bedey. Sandi Eby.
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Eront row: Paul Tatarka. Kelly Beasley. Krista Peterson. Jim Kropp. Jennie Brown. Barbara Bedey. Janet Steele. Melanie Michels. Second row: Steve Abramavage. Dave Garry. Bruce Peterson. I red Trnfclct. Richard Seibert. Russ Richardson, Aubrey Miller. Jim Richardson. Patti Johnson. Jim Ouren. Peggy Pettit.
131Central Board
Sitting: Debbie Keyset-, Gail Bumgarner. Dave Cloud. Ron Walker. Roben Palmer. Standing: Linda Foxworthy. Mr. Sictsma. Brian Patrick. Nancy Nell. Ellen Nash. Jim Kropp. Dave Puyear. William Haley, Mr. Slish.
132M-Club
Tim Did . Mark Bisscll. Jay Krani . Roger Willhitc. Jim Peterson. Mike Corey. Dinny Bennett. Stan Coyle. Rick Brown, Gob Kicckbush. Jim Oriel. John Strickland. Jim Graham. Dennis Latimer. Tony Smith. Gary Krum-heuer. Dave Cloud. Rich Jette, Rich Ramondelli. Marty Palmer. Brent Miller.
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Sitting-1, to r.: Tom Barnes, co-advisor. Kathy Tamckc. Nancy Nell. Lynne Van Dc Rid. Kim Duke. Ray Stoos. Kristi Jacobsen. John Seymour. Advisor. Standing: John Konen. ina Simpson. Joe Dc Braga. Kathy Klick. Bill Haley. Andy Peterson. Willie Woods. Martin Dickerson. Stan Johnston.Cheerleaders
Kneeling: Jean Kays. Shelley Lake. Standing: Lynctte likani. Lauri F.ckman. Judi Price.
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Silting: Janice Dallavcrra. Margie Irvine. June Mathews. Standing: Debbie Taylor. Tina Crosscr. Debra Winter, Theresa Wilson. John Ugctli. Mrs. Kennedy. Advisor.
134I. lo r. Karl Ha rise. Marilyn Berryman. Debra Lee Craven. Lawrence Leith. Regina Krump. Lois Swanson
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Mike Schul , Dane Nobles. Richard Seibert. Faith Porter.136ACCOMMODATIONS 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 •One and two-year Pre-Professional courses preparing for entrance into professional schoolsINTERGRATION 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 are shown below. Other program articulations arc 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 Sociology 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 21 years, the WMC Booster Club has proven synonymous with the college's growth, progress, and well-being. Its contributions include almost 650 freshman scholarships, values at approximately SI00,000. During the 1978-1979 academic term. Boosters awarded 48 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 116, each of whom contributes financially to the annual scholarship and recruiting funds.
Current club officers are: Tom Welch, president; Jack Lovell, vice president; Joe Lane, treasurer; Charles Stauffer, secretary. Serving on the board of directors arc Jim Wilson, Norm Stubbs, Bob Harrison. Bob Romers. BobGerringa, Max Nicld, Joe Morstein, Henry Stish, Walt Albertson, Don Crosscr, Don Peterson, Bob English,
Ron Johnson, Tom Delaney, Spence Hegstad, Chuck Cook. George Nelson, Dick Jonasen, Ray Curtis. Larry w Chaffin, John McCollum, and Dick Rannus.
The membership roll, as of April ), 1979 follows:
A W Drive Inn Clay Anders C.R. Anderson C.R. Anthony Co. Kenneth J. Bandelier Dr. George Bandy Norm Banks Bob Barnes Cliff Bay
Beaverhead Bar Supply Beaverhead Printers Beaverhead Trophy Arnold Benson Big Sky Cinema Dr. Robert Boyc Walter Brundage Ed Cardwell Edward Ccbull Larry Chaffin Tom Clcmow
Coast-to-Coast Chuck Cook Karyle Contway Co-Op Supply Terry Cypher Darigold Stan Davison Tom Delaney D.l. Hardware Dillon Cable TV Dillon Disposal Dillon Tribune Dillon Kiwanis Club Dillon Portrait Studio Dilmart
Lloyd Dougherty Elicl’s
Dr. Rovert English The Establishment First National Bank
John Garry W.G. Gilbert, Jr. Margaret Hagenbarth Hale's College Exxon Ed Harding Bob Harrison Harvey Bros. Const. Dr. William Hawkins Ted Hazclbaker Larry Hickethier Homestead House Harry W. Jensen Dick Jonasen Dr. A.L. Juergens Al Kajin KDBM Radio Bill Kearns M.H. King Co.
Later’s JewelryLconhardt Ranchwear Larry I,ink George Lots Chuck Lucero Dr. John McCollum Ralph MeFadden James Mclsaac Gene McKccver Blanch McManus Jim McNally Georgia Mathews Mitchell Drug Gile Mitchell Montana Motor Supply Montana Power John Morse, Jr. Mountain Bell Nearly New Robert E. Ncwlon Dorn Ori
Paul’s Chevrolet J.C. Penney Peterson Drug Paul Picton
Pioneer Federal S L Ted Renfro Robert’s Food Dr. Bob Romers Royal Inn Safeway Stores Saga Foods
Schulz. Davis Warren
Dr. James E. Short
Dan Scott
Sears Store
Dr. John Scidenstickcr
Chris Small
Howard Smith
Carl and Eloisc Snavcly
Sneed’s Cycle Sale
Southmonl Tractor l.cc Spuhlcr Standard Lumber State Bank Trust State Bar Dining Room Charles Stauffer Henry Stish Sundowner Motel Keith Taylor Throckmorton’s TV Valley Motor Supply Veterinary Hospital Vigilante Electric Ron Wagner Richard Wiebcr Bruce Watters Jim Wilson Alan G. Zeller Mrs. Sam WilkinsonRoyal Inn Motel Coffee Shop and Joker Lounge
49 Rooms, Bridal Suite,
Executive Suite, Swimming Pool, Doris Schrocdcr
Restaurant Manager
Individual Air conditioning and heating
Owen Allen. Manager
Baldy Mountain
Outdoor Apparel Equipment
Dillon Portrait Studio
Creative Photography
Phone 683-2741 4 N. Washington St. Dillon, Montana
Phone 683-5955 Dillon. Montana 59725J.C. Penney
We Know What You’re Looking for
Shop Pcnncy’s in Dillon for Greatest Selections for more Great Buys Shop the J.C. Penney Catalog Phone 683- 4371
The Homestead House
30 North IDAHO
TVs by RCA, Sharp and Magnavox Stereos components by Sharp Magnavox Records-I.Ps, 45s, Cassettes, 8 track Sheet Music and Music Books Tape Recorders-Radios
State Bank and Trust Company
MEMBER OF F.D.I.C.
Dillon, MontanaWholesale-Retail DAIRY PRODUCTS Norm Stubbs-Distributor
Mitchell Drug
Dillon, Montana
DARIGOLD
Dillon
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448 S. Bozeman n83-4405
Leonhardt Ranch wear
Husky Service Station
Goodyear Tire Store
Featuring Jr. Misses Styles
By Fritzi, You Babes Jessica
33 E. Helena St. Dillon, Mt.
Dillon, MontanaKentucky 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
Dairy Queen
Dillon. Montana
First Northwestern Bank
Serving Dillon and Southwestern Montana since 1880
Affiliated with Northwest Bancorporation Member F.D.I.C.
Dillon, MontanaMIDI MART
Self Service Gas Groceries Cold, Cold Beer
SUNDOWNER MOTEL
683-2375 500 N. Montana, Dillon
Queen Size Beds Air Conditioning
Courtesy Coffee Direct Dial Phones
Spacious Color T.V.
AAA Approved In Dillon its the “Sundowncr”-Comfort at its Best Art and Kara Olivicr-OwnersBE A VERHEAD
PRINTING AND SUPPLY
THE BLOOMIN' PLACE
20 East Glendale Dillon, Montana
25 East Glendale Wide Selection of Floral Arrangements and Plants
PIONEER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
Specializing In High Rate Savings Plans and Home Loans Deposits Insured to
$40,000PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
ROBERT D. BOYCE, O.D. Optomotrist 312 South Pacific, Dillon Phone 683-2020 DR. JOHN McCOLLUM Dentist Phone 683-5312 State Bank Building, Dillon
DR. R. J. ENGLISH Optomotrist Phone 683-2611 234 E. Glendale, Dillon DR. W. E. MONGER Osteopathic Physician Phone 683-4421 138 E. Bannack, Dillon
DR. E. D. EVANS Dentist Phone 683-4491 30 South Montana, Dillon DR. R. D. ROMERS Dentist Phone 683-2671 108 S. Washington, Dillon
DR. J.C. LINDUSKA Dentist 330 South Idaho, Dillon Phone: 683-2861MINI MALL
Shop Under One Roof-
Shop the Mini Mall
"the auto parts store”
Good parts, good prices, good advice and so much more.
DILLON GLASS SUPPLIES
Glass Plastics of All Types Bennetts Colorizcr Paints
Broken Glass Quickly Replaced
31 Store Buying Power -
Montana. Wyoming. South Dakota
Stan Shafer, Owner Phone (406) 683-2223
VALLIY
MOTOR
SUPPLY
216 South Montana Dillon. Montana
Dillon, MontanaCRESTON MOTEL
Quecn-sizc beds 335 South Atlantic Phone 683-2341
THROCK MORTONS
116 South Montana
R R Express
21 East BannockVIGILANTE ELECTRIC CO-OP., INC. 225 East Bannack St. Dillon, Montana 59725 phone 683-2327
LET'S ALL SET QUR SPURS IN ORDER TO CONSERVE "ENERGY".
MARY’S OK TIRE
Complete Tire Service
Montana Scbrcc Phone 683-2911Your Business Recommended By”
MIKE'S SER VICE CENTER
Fred Backus Owner Atlantic Glendale Dillon, Montana Phone 683-2072
Larry Laknar - George Laknar
A WATER RESTRICTOR THE SIZE OF A DIME CAN SAVE YOU DOLLARS AND IT'S FREE
The average family can save about $27 a year on its natural gas water heater ($42 if you heat water electrically) by installing a shower head water restrictor. Ask for one for every shower in your home or business. They're free!
EL I EL S
Dillon’s Complete Family Clothing Store 2-14 North Idaho Dillon, Montana Phone 683-2305PETERSON
DRUG
Dillon, Montana Where We Believe Service to Humanity Is the Best Work of Life
SNAPPY SERVICE
Open Daily 7am to 11pm
PARISIAN CLEANERS
14 North Washington Dillon, Montana First in Personnel Service
CHINOOK BOOSTERS
STAMM JEWELERS, INC. Andrus Hotel Building Dillon, Montana STANDARD LUMBER 302 N. Montana Dillon, Montana
KENTUCKY CASH 440 Kentucky Avc. Dillon, Montana ROLANDSON EQUIPMENT North of Dillon
A W ROOT BEER North of Dillon SOUTH MONT TRACTOR CO. 520 N. Montana Dillon, Montana
COAST TO COAST 12 North Idaho Dillon, Montana ROBERTS FOODS 201 South Idaho Dillon. Montana
COUNTRY CURL State Bank Building Dillon, Montana TOWN AND COUNTRY GALLERY 424 E. Reeder Dillon, Montana
STEPHEN S GREENHOUSE FLORAL 508 Kentucky Avc. Dillon. Montana GRAC1ES NEW AND USED STORE 140 East Bannack Dillon. Montana
THE SECRETARY SUPPLIES 26 N. Idaho Dillon, Montana FOOTPRINTS Mini Mall Dillon, Montana
DILLON BODY SHOP 115 S. Atlantic Dillon, Montana THE HEALTHY I 25 South Idaho Dillon. Montana
HALES COLLEGE EXXON 640 S. Atlantic Dillon, MontanaDI-HARDWARE
Your Complete Hardware Store
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HARDWARE
36 North Idaho Dillon, Montana
Williams Feed Inc.
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683-2881
MINI-CO-OP
GAS, GROCERIES, BEER. POP 683-4939 TWIN BRIDGES. DILLON
CO-OP SUPPL Y INC
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Petroleum, Products, Tires Propane, Batteries, Hardware 683- 2308COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS G.E. Zenith Dillon, Montana
SCARLET RIBBON BEAUTY SALON WIGGERY •683-4711 122 N. Montana, Dillon
STATE BAR AND DINING ROOM
BEAVERHEAD BAR SUPPLY
Dinner 5-11pm Lunch llam-2pm
BudweiserCompliments of The Anaconda Company
ANACONDA
Anaconda Reduction Department Anaconda, Montana
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