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

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INTER-VARSITY, left to right: Nancy McDonald, Mary Ellen Wall, Dorothy Hart, Dick Hcuschcr, Darrel Williams, Dwaine Wall, Carl Stubbert, linda Cline, Mr. Block, Jim Mclsaac, Mrs. Block. Western students find the opportunity to quench their spiritual yearnings as well as their knowledge yearnings by joining and participating in the various college youth groups sponsored by local churches. The Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, the Koinonia Fellowship of Presbyterian, Episcopal, and Methodist students, the Newman Club, The Lutheran Students' Association, and the L.D.S. Institute are the groups that are offered to the students. INTER-VARSITY OFFICERS, left to right: Mary Ellen Wall, Treasurer; Dwaine Wall, Vice-President; Dorothy Hart, Song Leader; Carl Stubbert, President; linda Cline, Secretary. 28 KOINONIA, Seated: Reverend Roger Green, Kathy Larsen, Advisor Mrs. Gavin, Sharon Clawson, Vicki Burch, Pat Dodge, Emily Mae Evans, Earline Atchley; Standing: Marilyn Vanina, Laurel Walker, Reverend Don Simmonds, Dennis Stanford, Lee Graves, Martha Jeffrey, Mary Beth Miller, Doug Olson.

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Who’s Who James Vernon Lots, a graduate of Broadwater County High School, has won fame for Western on the basketball court and the baseball diamond, as well as in the classroom. Also active in M-Club, Jim has been secretary of that organization. He has also been sports editor of the Wescolite. Susan Lynn Martinsen, a resident of Butte, has been active in WRA, WRA Executive Board, PEMM Club, president of KZN and cheerleading. She is a former Miss Western Candidate and member at large to the Central Board. William Baxter McClesky, a graduate of Sidney High School, has won his greatest share of fame on the athletic field. With letters in football, basketball, and track, 4 he is a genuine triple-threat man. Bill has been awarded the NAIA Outstanding Back Award. He hails from Missoula Bruce Rand McMorris, former president of both Chanticleers and the junior class and business manager of the Wescolite has been in the forefront of campus life. He has received the Jane Buttrey Memorial Scholarship as well as other Advanced Honor Scholarships. Mary Elizabeth Miller, a Beaverhead County High School graduate, has shown extremely competent scholastic ability. High on her list of activities in the Gargoyle Club, to which she devotes most of her energies. Sue Ann Wangerin, a Deer Lodge native, has been a member of WRA, KZN and Inter-Varsity. She has been both president and vice president of SEA, junior class secretary and a member of the dorm judiciary board. She has also received two Honor Scholarships. Thomas William Straugh, returning to Western via Weber State and Columbia Basin College, has proven to be a valuable asset to Western. He had balanced his abilities in science and math with his interest in sports, specifically basketball. James V. Lots Susan Lynn Martinson William B. McClesky Bruce R. McMorris Mary Elizabeth Miller Sue Ann Wangerin Thomas W. Straugh 27

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NEWMAN CLUB, Back row, left to right: Linda Kramer, Betty King, Jean Bcrberet, Barbara Nash, Father James Gannon, Sherry Badgley, Mary Beth Flanagan, Jim Whcalon, Jim Mdsaac, Gary Warhank; Front row: Mary Wohler, Rich Jones, Erin lewis, Eileen McKiffrick, John lewis. Juice Leyden, Pat Froelich, Clara Ucland, Dannettc Harrington, and Kathy Lakner. Bill Moore of the Knights of Columbus presented an award to Newman Club President John Lewis. The award was used to finance club functions. LUTHERAN STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION, Seated, left to right: Dorothy Hart, David Hart, Wesley Johnson, Mary Ellen Wall; Standing: Louann Larson and Judy Scidensticker. L.D.S. INSTITUTE, Seated: Avon Holmes, Marcia Hohnson, Carol Ricks, Alice Hulet, Mr. Nebckcr; Standing: John Van Dyke, Dan Harmon, Lee Holmes, Jim Johnson, Bob Swartz, John Echell, Mike Ballard. 29