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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1954 volume:

alma mater Words and Mulic by Thoruen N. Berggren Where the Yellowstone meets the Rimrock Under heaven's arching blue, e will raise our song to Eastern, Alma Mater here's to you. When our youth's bright sun is shining, When life's clouds are small and few, We will raise our song to Eastern, Alma Mater, here's to you. As the years roll swiftly onward, And our lives are filled with care, Our fond thoughts will turn to Eastern And the happy hours spent there. Where the Yellowstone meets the Rimrock, When night’s stars come shining through. We'll still raise our song to Eastern, Alma Mater, here's to you. —s— dedication DR HARLAN C. HINES Professor of Psychology In appreciation for many years of enlightened service to the school and the community, the 1954 RIMROCK dedicates itself to Dr Harlan C. Hines and Dr. Richard L. Means. These men have made vast contributions to their fields as well as to the many students they have had during their careers. Now in a true western spirit they are putting aside their boots and spurs, but not throwing in the towel. To Dr. Hines and Dr. Means the students of EASTERN MONTANA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION take this opportunity to express their heartfelt gratitude for a job well done. Conl‘nti DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION STUDENT BODY ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SPORTS SNAPSHOTS AUTOGRAPHS Published by EASTERN MONTANA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION BILLINGS, MONTANA ■ THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING The Administration Building is a three-story brick structure erected in 1955. In the basement of this building arc the student union rooms, the cafeteria, and quarters for the Special education Clink On the first floor are administration offices, a student lounge, the College Bookstore and the office of the Executive Director of the Montana Chapter for Crippled Children. On the second floor, in addition to classrooms, is the library. The music, art and commercial departments are housed on the third floor. THE GYNASIUM In the annex to the Administration Building arc the gymnasium-auditorium, locker rooms for men and women, practice rooms for the music department, and the dramatics workshop and stage. SCIENCE HAI.I. The building was designed by (he faculty members in the science departments. In addition to modern laboratories, offices, and regulation classrooms, this building also has an auditorium with raised seats and modern equipment for audio visual education THE RESIDENCE HAM. The Residence Hall was completed in 1931. It is a three-story brick structure which provides living quarters for many Eastern students THE TRADITIONS BELL Students of Eastern this year were the first to have the Traditions Bell, a gift of the Senior Class 1953- The Traditions Bell is located between the Administration Building and the Residence Hall and is sounded before any major event of the College and after each victory in football and basketball. THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL The Eastern Elementary School was completed during the summer of 195} and classes were held in the building for the first time with the beginning of school this fall It is probably the best equipped and most modern, up-to-date school in the Pacific Northwest Dr. Raymyond Lowe Assistant to the President Dr. A. Ci. Peterson President Eastern Montana College of Education Mr Milton Johnson College Business Manager Mr. Robert Mattson Director of Special Education Miss Rosemary Milkovitch Director of the Residence Hall 4? v •555. Rich V C« c0' -16- r physic' c —1 7- Miss Irene Groom Education Mr Ray Marshfield Speech-Drama Mr George Gloege Science Mr. Charels Gruenert English 5— Dr. Marian Mines Psychology-Philosophy Mr. F.arl l.ucas Fine Arts Dr George Rollins Social Science Mrs Dora Reese Education Mr R. J. Schlaht Business Mr. John Snedeker Education Dr Noreen Snedeker Education Miss Marjorie Stevenson Physical Education Dr. Willard Stibal Education Miss Mary Uber Business Mr. William Weichert Science EOUC depaktmen'i Hour Year Elementary Two Year Elemencary Pre-Secondary ( two years Health and Pliysxcal Education ( two years BASIC CURRICULA DEPARTMENT I't rsc Two Y cars t',rst y c eneral Journalism T« ■' l 'W'ork nolo y ar I -f St ry ? • 7 __senior nJJ Vice President — Dolly Voyich President — Gordon Boyd Secretary-Treasurer — Joy Bergquist LeRoy C. Carlson Ruanne Conant Harr)- M. Christensen Mary D Curtis Donald L. Churchill Jack J. Hendrickson —24— Patricia A. Landan Duane K. Pinkerman Doris A. Kenyon Barbara L. Ordup —25— Vice President Michael Boiilds Secretary — Ivandlc Brannin — 7- Gilbert Carbone Nelda Erickson Calton Calvin Edward Evans Jack Heebner Lois Hjelscth Thomas I.udwig Robert Sindclar —28— presi idem Everett J° cS NoU t i ‘0 Vice PffS, 1cm Trca5urcr Snrtz -79- Jeanette Acord Colleen Adams Barbara Aho Jean Alexander Margaret Anderson Charlene Avis Charlotte Boyle Joan Cullen Janey Cummins —30— Thcron Dejarnetr Evelyn Dyrud Dennis Espeland Lillian Evjen F.loise Fcllbaum Dale Foreman Ronald Fossen Edna Gnose Ann Hammersmark Shirfey Harbison Clifford Highland Beniu Hubing —51 — Jean Jackson Alice Jenkins Carlcne Johnson James Henkel Michael Jurasek Kathleen Keener Virginia Kielhack Fred Klindr Lonna Lee Marsh JoAnn Martin Shirley Martin Patricia Mathis -52- Carmen McFarren Norma Jean Meyer Sharon Million June Motschcnbacker Louise Muller Bobbi Ness Noreen Ortwein Dennis Ortwein Lavonne Pearson Zelpha Reichman Bonnie Riddell lames Roberts Jean Pickens Eric Redland Spencer Redland -35— Anita Roth William Salzwedel Berntecc Sampson Phillis Shupak Shirley Simonis Roselyn Skeen Donna Spanicr Rita Stewart Mary Swan Anne Thiel Robert Tmnes Olive Vahl Carol Waddell V Vera Willis Leona Wohler -JS— -36- Louis Adler Elsie Aguirre Allene Anderson I.orene Anderson Ken Antoine Richard Audet Gudrum Bakken Marilyn Bennett Doris Bergh Mary Ann Bergman Margaret Boe Connie Boehm —37— Charles Boer Sharon Bough Stanton Brannin Clarence Brown Pauline Bruski Ardclla Buffington Carol Anne Bull Tim Burns Addison Carlson —3 — Fred Cavill Mary Jeanne Cate Karene Christensen Tim Cleary Caro! Curtis Jim Davis Pat Davis Maxine Degner Marguerite Denney Jim Diede Ed Durden Billie Eiselcin -39- Shirley Eldering Joe Favero Lenna Ferrin Virginia Fink Lee Fisher Shirley Flynn Mary Ann Foley George Frickle Ray Garrigus Lauretta Gill Pat Godfrey Marian Gray Auslag Grosficld Laura Gunnels Dolores Guthrie 10— Dean Hanks Darlene Hanson Roberta Harrison Marilyn Hayhurst Nancy Hayworth Richard Hedden Howard Hennebry Janet Heurion Beverly Hitchens —41 — Dale Johnson David Johnson Gerald Kemp Roger Kiner Kay Klampc Don Lackman Connie l.illegard Barbara I.ippert Anglinc Magilke Gilbert Magilke Tim Mares l )oris Matheny —42- ' l.yndell McComas . Bobbie McGregor i Mariann Merrill 4 Ken Merrier Gloria Miller Barbara Morschenbacke lewis Mourich Merry Murphy Joan Murphy Nancy Nepmne Dorla Ness Jo.Ann Nunley 5— ilph O Bamon it Ostwald an Parsons Delores Pederson Vnna Peterson sabelle Peterson Janet Peterson John Pewitt Larry Pitet Paul Povilaitis Don Preutunger George Preunmger Carol Puc Tom Purcell Margaret Raulaff Darlene Raymond Pat Regan Jean Renner Arlene Renstrom Jary Rogers oug Rohrer olin Romine averne Roth irlene Rowlan Gertrude Schilling Gerald Schleining Frieda Schock Shirley Ann Scott Cleo Sorenson Alonzo Spang Evelyn Tadewald Sterling Thompson Marilyn Tilzey Bill Todd Nanccc Trafton .Dick Turbiville Marjorie Turck Nancy Turnbull Eleanor Warburton returns from K0OS to prcss lions two Activ - Aus t Depart J;, o ConducA � � V« cvnft n 9 Bot cent � � « •Tuc5 iay' .:. ,h« convc organizes iv •' MITTEE announces WA f—. 5 6fft “MG PLANS Wslalure ..“12 Holds Convocation 1 e . _ . t i r t ue of the EMCOE rtiscment of The forthcoming pro-Druid Circle . Umplied that The Oct. 30 irricd an ad ing Joanne --------- jict « P dur, f UWon fc hjre Mtoya Player � . . - Ute '?gtJ, sun!° ts V'U,,,W . r ich tnadvci i w yC jArXFrC'Ur 0lJn ,rn°r v� C - held Octo .iudience HOMICOMMO SMRMisu t.-a- Janet P tata ry Ken Virginia Berquist icr Norma caYtit Eleanor The PJn ' ?£ 5SS Sophomores, Juniors Elect Class Officers ....., s?s i; SKErc„ Chee;leade piJ„ —— o, « Skc « • «■ ■ W‘ £MCE Men Answer Basketball Call aCt‘c' i°ns for the 1953- V- £ •o- . -oductio r° fti- 2? ' • organirat °wfs ,bcr du;'« «, ! d following oft, D - Pr°51 ,tr TC NlGn CA piCNlc att. cn°°l p 54 ivr me i� «- ,dr. nl the ‘rS cC ke.K I, y and ,Unior varsity ba4' 1 L 't°° d ketball teams began lar ' - a°d day with 40 m -n mcluH lettermon tryin« s� o«� I s not ff h ho a: eWccss oi n additr %Ueck—in g: Betty Bn , Barbara C Durden. 1 fnlcc, Phi Hanson. 1 Student Union Board Circulates Petitions re- petitions for •'ew member .. C fSt. ° e «« row, M Openi Gathering berl. the MM” Clut _____________ I ing meeting for the current school Petition j year. During the meeting three ‘Uar per situations were voted. Union fee. 6p ern ff0 J Northwest ons of Tomorroi Comm Powei], A ' v a °V Y o'v xv- %oVk —■— vi � 5� vfcMusic Department luations were voted. Union fee. v. .c yfi. . 0 ■ , t The club voted to give an as-t has agreeolV tve ° CnrmC F lpmdir6S j, date membership to each play-00 in bond to v -c'clOl IftS tfljlvl I f. ■ , a m w oroiect of the music de- P in n° JnT‘ v« v'v- '0.n Afp n '•Ml ,r- � ry . [_ sociate _ _ .A new project The Druid Circle Chosen Fall Production a,l;5 Z Ray J. Marshfield, play director of Eastern Montana College to represent East of Education, announced yesterday a presentation of the College— s,cal peri( rma,'c'- Community Production of The Druid Circle” by John Van Drutcn, Sunday afternoon. ritt. will be held November 11. 12. and 13 at 8:15 in the auditorium —49— 'ale quartet, a t 3:00 p.m. n tbe Studen ayudas plan tea ThI Jm ZS m«. ... nrtober U. at rck- ' gb(y r cf ' lho C pep vities ittcc. Jer- Joy STUDENT LEGISLATURE The associated students of EASTERN MONTANA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION are governed by the Student Legislature which consists of a President, Vice- President and four members-at-large, who are elected by the student body, a Secretary and Student Business Manager, who are appointed by the President Each class has representatives in the Legislature according to the number in the class. This organisation acts as a coordinating body for extra-curricular activities, has control over the allocation of funds received from student activity tickets and cooperates with the faculty and administration in promoting the general welfare of the school. Members of the Legislature this past year have been: Gilbert Carbone ............................................. President Dale Foreman ........................................... Vice-President Dennis Ortwein ... Sophomore Class Representative laney Cummins Sophomore Class Representative Edward Evans ............................. Junior Class Representative Ruth Rawlins.............................. Senior Class Representative Julie Padanyi-Gulyas.................... Freshman Class Representative Patricia Regan.............Freshman Class Representative and Bus Mgr. Patricia Bundy ........................ Freshman Class Representative Marlene Barnhart .............................. Represcntative-at-Largc Jim Roberts ................................... Represcntative-at-Large George Knudson ................................ Representative-at-Large Harry Christenson Rcprcsentative-at-Large Mary K. K lam pc Secretary —51 — The spirit of AYUDA is expressed by their name which in Spanish means She helps ' The Ayuda, in their white skirts topped by white sweaters and blue, gray, and gold emblems, usher at campus functions, distribute rhe weekly bulletins, and play an important part in planning campus affairs. Members arc sophomore girls chosen because they are outstanding in scholarship and activities. OFFICERS President ..... Vice-President .... Treasurer ......... Recorder........... .... Alice Jenkins Juanita Huffman .... Jean Pickens Mary Ann Berrie MEMBERS Noreen Ortwcin Kathleen Keener Agnes Fisher Juanita Huffman Colleen Adams Mary Ann Berrie Mary Alice Jenkins Jean Jackson Lonna I.ee Marsh Leona Wohler Bemta Lee Hubing Joanne Carlson Jo Anne Mae Martin Ann Hammcrsmark Jean Pickens Olive Vohl Nola Tallman Marlene Barnhart —52— Located at ■ Eastern'' is the Stinger Chapter of the Intercollegiate Knights. Their purpose is to promote service, sacrifice, and loyalty to the college. Members are chosen from men students who have had two quarters or one semester of college They are chosen on the basis of personality, grades, and interest The IK s assist at most school functions. They usher and take tickets at games and help arrange for the entertainment of campus guests. One of the main events sponsored by this group is the annual Blanket Toss” to raise more money for the March of Dimes. OFFICERS MEMBERS Duke ................... Dale Forman Paul Povilaitis Vice-Duke..............George Knudsen Don Sartz Scribe ............... Dennis Ortwein Addison Carlson Treasurer .................. Don Sartz Michael Boulds Dale Foreman George Knudson Ronald Nistler Dennis Ortwein Johnny Arp Ronald Fosscn 53— Newly Organized as a student activity, the PEP BAND plays the red-blooded music necessary for real varsity spirit. Energy is at a premium for this bunch is crazy — but they sure have fun! This is the group that walked away with first prize for the best float in the Homecoming Parade this year. MEMBERS Doris Loveland Jo Ann Martin Norma Meyer Ron Stanhope Eleanor Warburton Joy Bergquisr Ken Antoine Anna Peterson Pat Landan Janet Peterson Ken Merritt Carl Nielsen Harley Peter Jerry Kemp Charlotte Boyle Ronald Koski Sharon Bough Ronald Fosscn I loward —S4— Lorenc Anderson Betty Brinkman Kay Christensen Joan Cullen Pat Davis Jean Jackson Joe Favero Margie Turck Lanny Gorman ennebry Marilyn Tilzey Any student with a lot of pep and enthusiasm may belong to PEP CLUB. At all games they form the nucleus for the cheering section This past year PEP CLUB has been the outstanding organization on the campus sponsoring a dance the beginning of winter quarter and the very popular Pancake Supper following the Eastern-Carroll game. OFFICERS CHEERLEADERS President ................. Janet Heurion Vice President.........................Joy Adamson Secretary ............... Bernice Sampson Treasurer .......................... Janet Peterson Joan Parsons. Dionc Shirley, Llco aoren son, Ed Evans. Leslie Crawford. MEMBERS Elsie Aguirre Joy Adamson Marilyn Bennett Les Crawford Ed Evans Billie Eiselein Laura Gunnels Dolores Guthrie Janet Heurion Marilyn Hayhurst Nancy Hayworth Doris Matheny Gloria Miller Carol Pue Rae Wiley Connie l.illegard C.arol Pue Janet Peterson Berniece Sampson Par Regan Dione Shirley Loretta Wctzit Vera Willis Nancy Turnbull -55— The MAJORETTES are the gals that do all the high-stepping during the halves of football and basketball games EASTERN takes hats off to this group for their fine show-ing during the past year. Laura Gunnels. Ardclis McKee, Donna Spanier. Joan Haines, Leona Wohler, Evelyn Dy-rud, Juanita Huffman, Pat Taylor, Mary Lou Peterson. Jeanette Acord, Shirley Martin, Carmen McFarren. Bobbi Hofferbcr, Beverly Hitchens, Kay Khyl, Nancy Turnbull. -56— The newly organized vocal group on the campus this year was the EASTERN-AIRES. A good looking group of girls as well as a very fine group to give out with the vocal chords. MEMBERS Norcen Ortwein Mary lor Wiison Geo Sorenson Dolores Guthrie Karene Christensen Betty Brinkman Lorene Anderson Jane Watson Evelyn Tadewald Ailenc Anderson Marlene Barnhart Joan Nunley -57- All people interested in sketching join SKETCH CLUB. There are some field trips, exhibits arc sponsored, the annual Beaux Arts Ball, and in general a good time is had by all. OFFICERS MEMBERS President ................... Rita Stewart Vice President ......... Shirley llarbison Secretary Lois Hjclsech Shirley llarbison Lillian Evjcn Bonnie Riddell Charlene Avis Gloria Miller Lois Milton Lois Hjelseth Betty Greenlee C iinger Kielhack Jo Coffield Rita Stewart —58— ■ I Through outstanding achievement in acting or production work, students may be pledged to DELTA PSI OMEGA, the national honorary dramatics fraternity for junior colleges. DELTA PSI OMEGA sponsors an annual one-act play festival for high schools in eastern Montana on the last Friday and Saturday of March. Eastern s cast was one of the twenty-five charter groups in this organization which was begun in 1929- MEMBERS T heron De Jar nett Betty Fogarty Everett Jones William Salzwedel Marlene Martin Sharon Bough Leslie Craw ford —59— The student Ml:A is a professional education organization which has two purposes: 1. To stimulate growth in the ideals and ethics of teaching, 2. To learn how the teaching profession is organized on local, state and national levels. MEMBERS Colleen Adams Joy Adamson Elsie Augirre Barbara Aho Allene Anderson Helen Anderson Charlene Avis Mary Baumgardner Marilyn Bennett Morris Blakely Sharon Bough Clarice Branger 1 vane lie Brannin Betty Brinkman Lola Brown Carol Bull William Calton Gilbert Carbone Joanne Carlson Colleen C.arlyle Nayan Cartee Mary (.ate Harry Christensen Don Churchill Phyllis Clark Mary Curtis Mrs. Ray Dimmitt Deonne Dehde Margurerite Denny Evelyn Dyrud Shirley Eldering Louith Erickson Nelda Erickson Edward Evans Lillian Evjen Eloise Fellbaum Virginia Link Agnes fisher Betty l ogarty Edna Gnose Marian Gray Betty Greenlee Mary Hagerman Ann Hammersmark Robert Harrison Nancy Hayworth Jack Hendrickson Beverly Hitchens Dixie Hoagland Sophia Hockctt lienua Hubmg Jean Jackson Mary Alice Jenkins Carlene Johnson Elsie Jones Pat Knable Dons Kenyon Marlene Leone Constance Lillegard Peggy McCormick Mariann Merrill Norma Meyer Gloria Miller Sharon Million Lois Mitton Dorothy Neal Bobbi Ness Dorla Ness Ronald Nistler JoAnn Nunley Barbara Orelup Dennis Ortwein Julia Padanyi Joan Parsons Dolores Pederson Karoline Peterson Jean Pickens Carol Pue Mae Rathburn Ruth Rawlings Darlene Raymond Bermece Sampson Dione Shirley Shirley Simonis Rosclyn Skeen Bill Sorg Donna Spanier Mary Swan Joanne Syverson Evelyn Tadewald Nola Tallman Nancy Turnbull Dolly Voyich Charles Wark Jane Watson Loretta Weisgerber Loretta Wetsit Carmen Willard Vera Willis —60— STUDENT TEACHERS FALL QUARTER WINTER QUARTER ( olleen Adams Edward Arnold Mary Baumgardner Clarice Bronger Joanne Carlson Phyllis Clark Nayan Cartee Nelda Erickson Lou it ha Erickson Jean Jackson Eloisc Fellbaum Mary Jenkins Agnes Fisher Beverly Johnson Lynne Hagcrman Elsie Jones Jack Hendrickson Florence Killmore Benita Hubing Peggy McCormick Richard Larson Barbraa Orelup Louise Muller Jean Pickens Mabel Reynolds Shirley Riemann Alberta Romine Shirley Simonis Roselyn Skeen Mary Swan Joanne Syverson Olive Vahl Sarah Willson SPRING QUARTER Barbara Aho O. Lee Baker Jean Campbell C olleen Carlyle Mary Cate Harry Christenson Donald Churchill Eunice Coffield Joan ( alien Evelyn Dyrud Kay Jo Early Lillian Evjen Georgia Fenton Edna (inose Betty Greenlee Ann Hammersmark Lois Hjelseth Margaret Jarrett Rhea Langworthy Norma Meyer Mary Miller Sharon Million Donna Spanier Ivan Squires Nola Tallman Barbara Volstad Mary Wctsit Vera Willis Sarah Willson Effie Nollmeyer Dennis Ortwein Noreen Ortwein Mary Peterson Margaret Ratzlaff Zylpha Reichmann Berniece Sampson Phyllis Shupak Cleo Sorenson —61— WAA was organized on the EASTERN campus in 1936 in order to promote high physical efficiency and interest in physical education among the women of the college. Any woman student may become a member of this organization. Pictured left to right, back row Miss Stevenson (sponsor) Margaret Hoe, Joanne Carlson (Pres.), Eunice Coffield, Ardella Buffington, Marilyn Havihurst, Benito Hubing. Front row, left to right Barbara A ho, Elsie Aguirre (Vice-Pres.), Mary Swan, Juanita Huffman, Nancy Turnbull. Not pictured are: Roberta Harrison, Eleanor Worburton and Loretta Wetsit (Vice-Pres.) -62- Anybody who wins an athletic letter at EASTERN may become a member of M CLUB. Its purpose is to assist the college athletic department in all varsity and intra-mural athletic activities, to promote student and faculty interest in all athletic activities, ami to encourage good sportsmanship. Tom Sireiimaier Dick Finney Gordon Boyd Fred Anderson Don Voges Harry Christensen Fritz Klindr Don Churchill Dale Fosscn Willard Scorr l.cs Lyons Bob Sindelar Dale Foreman Ted Ricmann MEMBERS Bob Chamberlain Bill Calm John Arp Dean Jclm'ski Ron Cirootcrs Kelvin Borup Eric Red Ian J Bob Kukes AI Rather Everett Jones Spencer Redbud Gary Rogers Jack Heebner Lee Dohyns Bat Kelly RIFLE CLUB was organized in 1952 and is affiliated with the National Rifle Association. Students wishing to learn more about the finer art of shooting join this club for a real bang-up session every Thursday night. —M— EDITOR: One of the most important student activities is EMCOE, which is the school paper at EASTERN Students that work on the paper really know the facts of what's happening at EASTERN. The Editor this year has been Isabelle Peterson, hats off to her for making the paper a success. Other staff members were: Sports Editor, Jack Hccbner; Chief Photographer, Howard Hennebry; Circulation Manager, Pat Mathis; Proofreader, LaVerne Roth; Staff Members. Addison Carlson, Jean Alexander, Jayne Cummins, Janet Heurion, Ken Merritt, Billie Eiselcin, Vera VC ilhs, Nayan Cartee, Les Crawford, Jerry Hayes. —AS— EASTERN YELI.OWJACKETS COACH Johnny Arp B Don Brown Everett Jones G Ted Riemann .... Bob Chamberlain B Bob Sindelar i Don Vogcs E Dennis Espeland MANAGERS Dale Foreman B Ron Grooters .. i Tom Streitmatcr Bill Sorg B Les Lyons Spencer Redland B Richard Larson .. Bob Kukes Calvin Borup E Ruben Day Jack Heebner G Fred Anderson .. Bar Kelly G Morris Blakeley Oscar Bjorgum Al Reather B Lee Dobyns Eric Re'dland G Dick Finney Gary Rogers B Fritz Klindt William Scott E William Basilc ... Gerald Loran E Dean lehowski Gerald Polesky .. mraCHCsB-iaC HOHwcs —67— Jlomecom in(f HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Donna Spanicr, Chairman Dionne Shirley Jeanette Atord I.eona Wohler Lory Wilson Robert Sindelar George Knudsen Jack Heebner Tflarlene TDartin -69- —75— mmm E AST I RN V ELLOWJ A( K HTS VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY Ron Nistler I-red Anderson Don Brown Gordon Boyd Kelvin Bortip Bill Calton Lee Dobyns Stan Allred Bill Sorg Oscar Wirtala Jerry Polesky Ruben Day Don Voges Milo Galovich l ed Riemann (Calvin Calton Spencer Redland Eric Red land Willard Scott Pat Godfrey COACH Shorty Alterowitz MANAGER Johnny Arp —76— -77- QUEEN OF HEARTS JULIA Z onHco n -= —79— I —81 — —82— I : Gordon Boyd —87— Reuben Day — —91 — CAST OF CHARACTERS (As they Appear) Miss Dagnall, an instructor Prof. Charles White Prof. Phillips ........ Asst. Prof. Ronald Maddox Tobin, a lecturer........... Megan Lewis, a senior Tom Ellis, a senior Brenda Maddox Mrs. White Miss Trevelyan Blodwen .................. Betty Fogarty Leslie Crawford ....... Roger Davis ....Theron DeJarnett ...William Salzwedel ........Sharon Bough ...... Otis Packwood ....Marnie Mellblom ......Janey Cummins Mary Ann Schoenborn ......Cleo Sorenson PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager Business Manager Properties Electrician Electrician Assistants Costume Mistress Program Cover Ed Durden Betty Brinkman Dorla Ness Jane Watson Ken Merritt. Neil Mellblom Barbara Coffey Virginia Kielhack Stage Crew: Barbara Coffey, Betty Greenlee, Doris Kenyon, Ken Merritt, Dolly Voyich, Jane Watson, June Parsons, Pat Kanable, Peg McCulloch Ushers Colleen Adams, Virginia Fink, Betty Greenlee, Darlene Hanson, Connie Tilligard, Jo Ann Nunley, Janet Pederson, Anna Peterson. —92— Delores Peterson, Pat Reagan CAST OF CHARACTERS (In the order in which they speak) Leslie Crawford Waiter George Knudsen Ken Merritt Richard Hodden Sharon Bough Rrwmirkor Theron DeJarnett Deaf-Mute Peggy McCulloch MAPWOMAK QMA UL0T Irma ........... Shoe Lace Peddler Broker .... June Eunice Coffield Otis Packwood Vera Willis Roger Davis Everett Jones Gertrude Crippen Nvberg The Madwoman of Chaillot Carl Nielsen William Salzwodcl Jerry Kemp Wayne Topp Neil Mellblom Betty Fogarty The Madwoman of Passy Mile Gabrielle . Marnie Mellblom The Madwoman of St Sulpice Whitney Hines The Madwoman of La Concorde Ken Merritt Otis Packwood Richard Hedden Everett Jones William Salzwcdel Roger Davis Marlene Martin Neil Mellblom The Ladies .. Darlene Hanson Joan Parsons 1 Virginia Kielhack Adolphe Bertaut....... Kenneth Blevins Patrons of the Cafe: Darlene Hanson. Joan Parsons. Lois Blevins. Kenneth Blevins. Evelyn Tadewald, Dale Foreman, Tom Ludwig, Ronnie Nistler PRODUCTION CREW Ray J. Marshfield ...........Dolly Voyich ................... Theron DeJarnett Alice Perrin. Robert H Lyon.Whitney Hines .................._Doris Kenyon Pearl Clark ................ Isabelle Peterson ...Whitney Hines Stage Crew: Leslie Crawford. Jean Curnutt, Roger Davis. Theron DeJarnett. Nelda Erickson. Sallie Hines. Everett Jones. Robert H. Lyon. Peggy McCulloch. Arthur McCulloch. Marnie Mellblom. Neil Mellblom. Ken Merrit, Joan Parsons. Ed White. Ushere ............... - Members of The Ayuda Service Club Director Student Director Stage Manager Electricians Hand Properties Costumes Publicity Choreography Autographs -96- igj MKflK CCR HOilSR KANSAS CITY 6. MISSOURI h mm?