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

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Who’s Who CHARLES COOK CHRIS FINN LAND RAY GOLDSWORTHY Fourteen Seniors were chosen to represent Western in the current edition of Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. These students were chosen by the Scholarship and Awards Committee on the basis of scholarship, leadership, activities, citizenship, and the promise of future usefulness. Chuck, a Dillon resident, received the Phi Delta Kappa Junior Man of the Year Award and two advanced Honor Scholarships. He is very conscientious in his studies and has maintained an excellent scholastic standing. A transfer student from Eastern Montana College, Kathy has a double major in which she maintains a high grade point average. She has received an Advanced Honor Scholarship. She is a member of Student Wives and has been a member of the Wcscolite staff. Chris has received three Advanced Honor Scholarships. A Libby resident, she is proctor in the Women’s Residence Hall and is a member of KZN, WRA, PEMM Club, and Women’s House Council. A talented artist, Jim has received the Barbara Hancock Award, the coveted Mar)' Baker Emerick Art Award, and for his endeavors outside of class his Art Club guard pin and a two-brush emblem. His illustrations of Lewis and Clark found a place in the Harlowton Times and his water colors earned him a position in the competition at the State Fair in Billings. He is a member of Art Club and Kappa Pi and has a double major. A former student of the School of Mines, Ray is working as a licensed x-ray technician in Butte while he pursues his English and Social Studies majors. He has received the Cobb Foundation Scholarship and an Advanced Honor Scholarship as well as taking part in many intramural sports activities. This busy Butte resident, who doubles in English and Social Science, is a transfer from the Montana School of Mines. Mick has lettered in baseball both here at Western and at Montana Tech. His latest endeavor has been a part in the play, The Rainmaker. One of the most active and versatile students attending Western, Carol came from Livingston to major in Elementary Education and English. Besides being Secretary of the Associated Students, Inter-Club Council, Senior Class, and Chanticleers, she has been affiliated with KZN. Wcsterncttes, Matrix, and Women’s House Council. She has been a dorm proctor, a delegate to the Montana Student Presidents’ Association in Billings, and has also earned a letter for outstanding service to the Wescolite staff. KATHY DAVIS JIM GIVEN MICK HANLEY 18 CAROL HILLARD