Montana State University Billings - Rimrock Yearbook (Billings, MT)

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f urm phiioiophif i n p-oetMj Jerry Supola, Bob Smith, Ida Grace Peterson. Charlotte Cammock. Jan Janney, Carol Bibler. Fred Sears. Frank Dunning, Brent Thomas. Joyce Morton. Grace Taylor, Lila Franklin. Frank Walker. Gene Christiansen. Rueben Michaelis, Jim Hoff, Dave Senko. The history of Montana acquired new meaning under Dr. Cooper It no longer remained an isolated history of one state but a composite of all the states revolving around Montana as the hub in the wheel of advancement and development. Ed Beck. Ed Anderson, Ed White, Doug Hunter. Mary Sharp. Olive Simmons, Marian Wilson. Ray Frank. Harold Susott. Darlene Moon. Dolly Voyich, Beverly Downs. Darlene Call, Dolores Walter. JoAnn Brooks, Marlene Corey. Uf AeAeaAch

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th A? 8. dept. im cAwied bij teachi ruj . Requirement: all students must enroll in at least three-quarter hours of physical activity such as fencing, badminton, tennis, archery or swimming. “En guarde,” ‘•round,” and gait became familiar words after the twice weekly sessions were attend for the specified three quarters and often longer. Kenny Saunders

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With mud and hands, these students create mass into form. Oftentimes the identity is lost but after the form is glazed and baked, identity is no longer important. It is enough to have created something with such simple tools—mud and hands. Pat Genneraad. Joyce Torrence. Mary Potts. Jay Lungstone. Thomas Streitmater, John Zuck. Gene Brown u Uk mud and, pai rd the aAiiAiA peAf Amned. . Oils, water colors, chalk, ink any one medium in the hands of these students result in interesting and unusual work. Work that is not static but ever changing as the wieldcrs of the tools grow in scope and ability.