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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

Wfl3UCh«OZ COD -JQ«ZO As this annual was dedicated to two instructors who devoted so much time toward student instruction and student participation in campus activities, so should the theme be representative of the many students in the teacher training program who have found, and will find, teaching positions as a result of their preparation at Eastern. Therefore, our theme is built around the young adult teacher, upon which is based the foundation of the training program at Eastern. He is interested in not only the attainment of a degree, but in the active participation of club work, sports, music, and all those programs that are so important to his teaching career. The Annual Staff Dedication Administration Classes Music Drama Clubs Activities Sports Dr. Ricard L. Henderson, former Dean of Education, will 1 cr.-Z be remembered by EMCOE students. H:s ever-present smile and friendly manner was a constant source of encouragement to all students. It is more than fitting that an annual with an educational iheme be dedicated to one who has made so vast a contribution to the profession. Dr. Richard L. Henderson Edward White, former Student Activities Director, and personal friend of each student will remain, in the minds .of those students with whom he worked, as one who was devoted toward the betterment of Eastern and to the interest of furnishing, for the student, a program of orientation, entertainment, and a feeling of school spirit that can hardly said to be excelled. He, with very little student cooperation, compiled the 1954 annual. He strived constantly to publish an EMCOE that would meet the approval of the entire student body. Thus, it is only proper that this co-dedication include the name of “Ed” White, and that he be remembered for years to come for his devotion to Eastern, and to the student body. Edward White OPTIMISM Talk happiness. The world is sad enough Without your woes. No path is wholly rough; Look for the places that are smooth and clear, And speak of those to rest the weary ear Of earth, so hurt by one continuous strain Of human discontent and grief and pain. Talk faith. The world is better off without Your uttered ignorance and morbid doubt. If you have faith in God, or man, or self, Say so. If not, push back upon the shelf Of silence al! your thoughts, till faith shall come; No one will grieve because your lips are dumb. Talk health. The dreary, never-changing tale Of mortal maladies is worn and stale. You cannot charm, or interest, or please By harping on that minor chord, disease. Say you are well or all is well with you, And God shall hear your words and make them true. Ella Wheeler Wilcox Dr. A. G. Peterson President Dr. R. N. Lowe Assistant to the President Once again the combined efforts of a few outstanding students make possible the publication of another Rimrock annual. It is interesting to note the growth of the annual along with the growth of the College. We hope the students who receive this annual will find in it items of interest which will recall their more pleasurable experiences. Eastern is a growing college. We know you will be proud of the direction in which it will go and the greatness it will achieve. Miss Marjorie A Stevenson Health Physical Education Mrs. Dora Reese Reading Consultant u Mr. Oscar M. Bjorgum Physical Education Miss Mary Irene Uber Business Education Dr. Vernom Cooper Social Science Mr. George H. Gloege Chemistry and Conservation Mr. Ray J. Harshfield Dr. George W. Rollins Speech and Dramatics Social Science Dr. Albert Hopkins Dean of Education Mr. Arthur E. Soulsby Counseling and Placement V ' Miss Pauline H. Rich Librarian Mr. Charles F. Gruenert English r Mr. William F. Hoheisel Science and Mathematics Dr. Harlan C. Hines Psychology and Philosophy Mr. Robert M. Bain Fine Arts Mrs. Matthew Norris Housemother, Residence Hall Miss Antoinette Fraser Director, Student Activities Miss Irene Groom Education Mr. R. J. Schlaht Business Dr. Willard Stibal Education Mr. Milton Johnson Business Manager DR. DALLAS A. SUTTON Science MR. LINCOLN AIKINS Registrar Dean of the Basic College DR. ALFRED HUMPHREYS Music Mr. C. L. Blenkner English Mr. A. V. Himsl Publications—Speech Dr. Wilson F. Clark Science Mr. Oliver W. Peterson Physical Science Miss Isabelle Johnson Art Mr. John A. Snedeker Education Dr. H. S. Alterowitz Physical Education v , r4 Gee! Tanks! Yeiiowstone Philosopher Hi, Kitten! Troubles, sis? Democrat THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of EMCOE The Associated Students governing body -The Student Lexis Lture. Dennis Espland. Dan Dobrowski, Joy Adamson, Advisor Charles Gruenert, Stan Allred, Advisor George Rollins, Roma Pfeiffer, Oil Carbone, Gary Rogers. Dick Collar. Not pictured: Pat Regan, Janet Hourion, Bill Sorg, Pat Godfrey. Allred Succeeds Foreman In AS Government Shift Dale Foreman, President of the Associated Students for fall and winter quarters, resigned the position upon acceptance of a teaching position at State Industrial School in Miles City. The resignation was effective at the end of winter quarter. Stan Allred, an education major and Junior class member who served as AS Vice-President, assumed the duties vacated by Foreman at the legislature meeting March 25. Allred of Madder-son. Wyo is married, and was a member of the 1955 Yellowjacket basketball squad Gary Rogers of Terry was elected by the legislature to fill the Vice- presidency. Rogers was formerly the Junior class representative on the student governing board. Legislature OKeys Sound System For Student Union Use Al the regular meeting 0f the student legislature on Friday. April I. authorization was given for the purchase of a $1,069 public address sound system for the student union building. The student governing board voted unanimously to extend the money for the system from Funds available in the Associated Students sinking fund, The sinking fund from which funds were drawn was created by the previous-year’s legislature under a new plan for apportioning the student activity fee Other items purchased through this fund have been a $465 time clock for the use of the athletic department and a grant of $935 to the student union board for the completion of needed facilities in the new building Seniors RUTH GRIMSTAD Secretary-treasurer RONALD NISTLER CHARLES WARK IVANELLE BRANNIN CARLENE JOHNSON GEORGE KNUDSEN WILLIAM SORG JACK HEEBNER CHESTER JENSEN LILLIAN H. SEYMOUR MRS. MARGARET REYNOLDS DON I WEN mini i Before the Seniors were Seniors they might have... Juniors President Oscar Wirtala Secretary Lonna Lee Marsh Stan Allred Robbie Ness V i 1 Ole Redland ■ John Clark Agnes Petri Carolyn Davis Sharon Bough Dennis Espeland Jean Funk Mrs. Berniece Kudrna Lee Dobyns Bob Smith John McCune Ann Mowatt Mrs. Elinore K. Frazer Dennis Ortwein Bonnie Riddell Warren Doman John Lappin Sophomores Secretary Joy Adamson Treasurer Pat Yanzick Mary Lou Richardson Charles Boer Dick Witham Dolores Guthrie r Jeanine Willman Harvey Graham Ray Dobrowski Jim Diede u Lila Klatt Jerry Kemp Richard R. Lambrecht Don Llewellyn Isabelle Peterson Laverne Friedt Evelyn Brewington Arlene Renstrom II 1 A Ken Lindsey Dclno Anderson Harry Brown Doris Matheney Norman Christiansen Mariann Merrill Marilyn Tilzcy Gertrude Schilling Nancy Turnbull Carol Bull George Preuninger Claudia Hoy Marilyn Bennett Roberta Roehm Dolores Kology Doris Holm l Orville Metzger Don Robertson Pat Regan Doris Bergh I Tim Mares Frank Meyer LeRoy Hurd Gerry Polesky Larry Pitet Janet Peterson Carolyn Cowan Connie Li Regard Dick Hedden Thomas Malee Peggie Denney Paul Gaiser Shirley Steil Mrs. Carolyn Staiger Laura Gunnels Doug Rohrer Paul Povilaitis Howard Hennebry Janet Heurion Phyllis Branstetter Elsie Aguirre Margaret Boe Shirley Scott mi Doanne Delisle Betty Jo Murphy Roberta Harrison Kay Christensen Maxine Degncr Dick Espcland Lauretta Gill Jo Ann Nunley —fcU Freshmen Y Marilyn Espeland Secretary Karel Hagen Treasurer Fred Brinkman President Jim Denny Vice-President Joan Madsen Shirley Fulkerson Robert Jones Mary Jane Barton Bobbie Wiley Bruce Bowman Jo Ann Kipp John Davis Carol Tallman f i Joann Bren Barbara Banta Ernie Alevizakes Jerry Strong Cora Wrzesinski Dick Lambrecht Mary Anne Farley Collin Wilsey Carolyn Kuefer June Elcry Joan Hecker Dorothy Carpenter Elizabeth Garneau Larry Anderson Mary Jayne Smith George Schuman Liz Astle Pat Coakley Mrs. Thelma Morrison Della Ford Jewel Moore Margaret Reichert Ruth Wharton Susan Agee Charles Davis Frankie Castleberry Noma Baird Bob Briggs Betty Timmer Dave Olson Kim Baker Ruth Jacobs George Kurkowski Gerald Majerus George Malouff Janet Forrest Eugene Krook Don Miller Barbara Pearsall Carmen DeCarlo Ron Waller Deanna Thomas Jack Stevenscn Joanne Cooper Daryll Seymour Helen Bohnsack Flo H? aland Bobbie Walter Keith Bjornethun Robert Orr Pat Holle Loretta Visser Don Allen Charles Dahlen Haugen _____J Johnny Hart Joanne Myers Wilma Kamp Mary Larson Sharon Baumgarncr Dick Chilcott Loyce Huber Pam Paul Don Lindsey Joan Yedlicka Ardell Webber Jaunita Carlson II Bill Basile ELsey Strand Dick Collar Gary Holbert Colleen Houseman E1!a Mae Rife Bob Bryan Marlene Prevost Bob McDonough Joyce Johnson i - Pat Thompson Kathleen Gary Trecic Smith Iola Hanson Jackie Swan Kay Haveman John Laitinen Carole Ohlrich Hal Hurd Don Reynolds Dorothy Hinkel Virginia Leenknecht Myma Gore Rose Logar Helen Jeffers Karen Hium Eva Collins MUSIC The Men’s Chorus entertained during the Play Festival. Members are Roland Kuppinger, Walt Meredith, Les Crawford, Dr. Humphreys, director, Darrell Johnson. Fred Brink-man, Ed Fossen, Phil Spildc, Bob Halverson. Members of the Women's Chorus take part in The Christmas Nightingale. The director at work; Dr. Alfred Humphreys The Women’s Chorus, front row, Elsie Aguirre, Virginia Fink, Mariann Merrill, Kay Christensen, Toni Fraser, Phyllis Branstetter, Helen Jeffers, Joyce Johnson, Myrna Gore, Thelma Morrison, Dr. Humphreys, director. Second row, Elizabeth Garneau, Ivanelle Brannin, Della Ford. Delores Pederson, Eva Collins, Margaret Reichert, Pauline Turpin, Carol Bull. Car-lene Johnson, Gerry Schilreff. Third row, Lauretta Gill, Sharon Bumgarner, Harriett Marlenee, Joan Yedlicka, Frankie Castleberry. Marlene Prevost. KATOYA PLAYERS PRESENT ... The Admirable Crichton CURTAIN CALL I Taking their final bows are Pat Thompson, Jim Diede, Betty Timmer, Larry Anderson, Jackie Swan, Emil Ponich, Marilyn Erickson, Dick Lambrecht, Sharon Bough, and Gerald Kemp. Shipwrecked and shivering are John Treherne (Jim Diede), Tweeny (Jackie Swan), Lady Mary (Marilyn Erickson), Lord Loam (Larry Anderson), Crichton (Emil Ponich), Lady Agatha (Sharon Bough), and Ernest (Dick Lambrecht). s. Ufn O k'- r £ f Ct 0 V Daddy (Larry Anderson) plays, while John Treherne (Jim Dcidc) and I ady Catherine (Betty Timmer) dance. KATOYA PLAYERS PRESENT • • • The Christmas Nightingale i hrunina ire Fawol (Fred Tilton), Michael The Nightingale sings! Grouped around“ Thompson). and Elzbteta (Liz (John Marceau), Antek (Jim Diedc), Marya (Fat Astlo). The Nightingale is Janet Forrest. The children of Zamosc dance in the street in front of the palace. The charcoal-burner and the children stop to watch. Pan Kowalski (Les Crawford) helps his wife, Lilia (Sharon Bough), towards the palace gate as the watchman (Larry Anderson) waits. of s Ort oin — 5 , ho Mace J U o ha, Christmas Play Cast Chosen •'The Christmas Nightingale” by Phyllis Neuman Groff, a three act play, will be presented Sunday. December 12, at 3 30 pm. and 7 30 p.m. The twenty-seventh annual Yuletide Candlelight program will be presented by The Katoya Players and the music department as their gift to the city of Billings. The Brass Ensemble will perform between acts. The women's and men's choruses will provide a program of Christmas music. The cast of the Polish folktale is as follows: Larry Anderson. Watchman, electrician; Liz Astle, Elzbieta, stage crew; Noma Baird. Second Puppet Show Manager; Barbara Banta, Jan; Sharon Bough, Lilia, costumes; Pat Coak-ley, Ar.etka, stage crew; Jim Dicdc, Father; Janet Forrest, Nightingale; Dick Lambrecht. Rider from Zamosc, Stage Manager; John Marceau, Michal; Jewel Moore, Janck, stage crew; Ernil Ponich, Kowalski, student director; Jackie Swan. Ladv of the House of Roy; Patricia Thompson, Mother, stage crew; Fied Tilton, Pawel, stage crew; Marilyn Erickson, stage crew; Marlene Martin, stage crew; Betty Timmer, stage crew; Cora Wrzcsinski, stage crew; Sue War-berg, stage crew; ana sixth grade children of Eastern Elemental School. Roland Keefer will be the violinist. KATOYA PLAYERS PRESENT... Twilight Walk Curtain call: Front row; John Stewart, Bill Hibbs, Paul Bopp, Jackie Swan. Sharon Bough, Dick Lambrccht Pat Coakley, Leslie Crawford, Emil Ponich, Jack Davis Larry Anderson, Sandy Dickson and Roberta Paash Back row: Ronnie Groschelle, Bruce Bowman, Marilyn Erickson, Jewel Moore, Carol Pue, Geraldine Schilreff Gerald Kemp, Bob Briggs, Liz Astle, Nancy Neptune and Thomas Kenny. Afternoon tranquility in Central Park: Clock wise: Jewel Moore. Sharon Bough, Larry Anderson, Jack Davis, Bob Briggs, Marilyn Erickson, Thomas Kenny and Harvey Graham. My feet hurt.” Jackie Swan complains to boyfriend, Paul Bopp. The largest college cast ever to I . presented at Eastern began rehearsals on the combination murder mystery-tragedy. Twilight Walk. to be presented under the supervision ot the dramatics instructor. Hay llarshtveld. The cast includes Ig men and A women trom Eastern and tour boys and three girls trom Eastern Elementary School. Pat Coakley and Leslie Crawford listen closely as Emil Ponich reviews Central Park murders. Stage crew grabs breather and discusses politics. (Wow!) Alpha Psi Omega Sponsor Play Festival Rav HarsWicW FacuHy IMtccXot v c ct uw s S� cmot TY e U n 'V «V % +4f Bryan and Lambrecht erect I.K. booth Red Lodge presents Why I Am a Bachelor’ Shelby presents The Happy Journey Lambrechl Requests Club Cooperation Alpha Psi Omega will set up display tables and booths in the gymnasium for the benefit of visiting students in conjunction with the one-act play festival. said Dick Lambrecht. clubs chairman for the two day program. He requested that the M club, I.K.’s, Ayudas and Pep club set up display tables or booths in the Student Lounge, with pictures, signs, etc., telling of the activities and function of the various organizations. Other clubs or organizations are invited to erect displays if they so desire, according to Lambrecht. At least one club member should be on hand at this club display throughout the festival days. JANUARY 21. 1955 l6dQ lpiv, The college news staff was rc-, organized on Tuesday. November il. Isabelle Peterson will continue as editor, with Liz Astle an Karan Coleman as assistant edi VOL 7, NO. 8 Filipino Governor Speaks at Eastern Juan Rodriguez, governor of the Province of Pangasinan in the Philippine Islands, was featured speaker at a convocation held in the auditorium of the Science Building Wednesday. Among the topics discussed were the past relations between the United States and the Philippines, the contributions of the Filipinos toward the defeat of Japan, and the present status of the Islands in world affairs. Rodn Gov. ackets biting Rocky Conference Op ener One-Acl Festival Invitations Sent A pha dramatics fraternal!.0”. !- honorary handily won its con-oponcr by trouncing Rocky ain 86-71 before a packed ast Thursday night. The produced a sharp fast mbined with some exact hich gradually wore the frazzle. st appeared to be a Tsaw battle at first with Juro-vich counting steadily for Rocky with deadly set shots. Then, diminutive Stan Allred went on a rampage connecting with four goals to send Eastern ahead. la'd by playmaker Bill Sorg and lanky Charlie Dahlen, who cleared the boards very adeptly, the Hornets went ahead to stay. Juro- Students to Present Mystery-Tragedy A combination murder mystery-tradegy will be presented in the multi-purpose room of the Education Building March 1. 2. 3. and 4 under the supervision of R, J. Marshfield. Pat Thompson is student director. The cast includes Dick Lam-brecht, Ronnie Brewster; Pat Coakley. Kate Scott; Emil Ponich, Sam Dunde; Leslie Crawford, Clark Wilson; Paul Bopp. Mike Swan, Rosie Calla-Mrs. Brewster; Jack second half. Eastern to build a 10 point lead help of Jerry Polesky nected for three quick a couple of gift tosses. Sorg and Polesky ners with 19 and 18 spectively, while 30 points for the losers Jim Diede Is Named Presidents of Knights Highlight of events for the Intercollegiate Knights was the recent election of officers, with Jim Diede replacing Johnny Arp as Honorable Duke. Congratulations Dukp Representatives of teacher training institutions in Montana, North and South Dakota, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba will meet on the Eastern campus April 14-16 for a work conference on teacher I THE PEP CLUB Back row: Shirley Steil, Florence Haaland, Jeanine Willman, Dolores Yost, Alice Solf, Yvonne Hageness. Second row: Ruth Wharton, Pauline Turpin, Bonnie Riddell, Lila Klatt, Mae Garncau, Doris Mathcny, Myrna Gore. Third row: Peggy Denny, Marilyn Bennett, Elsie Aguirre, Effie Pearson. Kneeling: Edie Pearson, “Toni” Fraser (Sponsor), Ann Mowatt, Sharon Bumgarner, Janet Peterson, and Gloria Miller. The Cheerleaders” CLUB OFFICERS Fall Quarter President—Janet Peterson Vice-President—Doris Mathcny Secretary—Ann Mowatt Treasurer—Nancy Neptune Winter Quarter President—Janet Peterson Vice-President—Ann Mowatt Secretary—Elsie Aguirre Treasurer—Sharon Bumgarner Spring Quarter President—Ann Mowatt Vice-President—Peggy Denny Secretary—Gloria Miller Treasurer—Sharon Bumgarner Pep Assembly Pep Rally ■A J V v t Harvey Graham Worthy Scribe VV Hal Hurd Sr. Expansion INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS O O First row: Harvey Graham, Mr. Hoheiscl, D«ck Hedden, Hal Hurd, Jim Diede, Jim Smith. Second row: Bob Bryan, Paul Gaiser, Paul Poviliatis, Dennis Ortwein. Third row: Kelvin Borup, Bill Basile, Keith Bjornethun, Fred Brinkman. Cliff Merritt. Fourth row: LeRoy Hurd, Ernie Alcvizakcs, Charles Dahlen, Bob Blackman, Jim Newman. Can Can girl Hoheispi instructs Book ’im’ m Joe Blue Monday Jim Newman Chancellor Ah Bob Bryan Jr. Expansion Arthur Murray “Iss ut sna Dragnet in Harlem “I been sschick Play festival booth Advisor Oscar Bjorgum sits it out. Lila Klatt President The Rifle Club Commence firing! The group at ease, front row, Margaret Boe, Lila Klatt, Kay Haveman. Back row, Oscar Bjorgum, Frank Hayes, Don Llewelyn. The Women's Recreation Association « “2 A h Advisor Marjorie Stevenson First row, Elsie Aguirre, Roberta Harrison, Nancy Turnbull, Margaret Boe, Eleanor Warburton. Second row, Joan Yedlicka, Pauline Bruski, Lila Klatt, Florence Haaland, Terry Smith. Third row, Edith Pearson, Effie Pearson, Peggie Denney, Maxine Degncr, Bobbie Wiley. Roberta Harrison, President The W.R.A. Between Games THE SPEECHCRAFT CLUB Dick Lambrecht President Speechcrafters relaxing in the Lounge are Jack Davis, Larry Anderson, Pat Thompson, Dick Lambrecht, Angus Petri, Dolores Kology, Sharon Bough, LaVernc Freidt, Mary Jo Mathews. Dolores Kology Secretary-treasurer Around the table, Harvey Graham, Jack Davis, Dolores Kology, Dick Lambrecht, LaVernc Friedt, and Angus Petri listen to Jim Denny give an impromptu speech. THE RIMROCK STAFF The staff, Bobbie Roehm, Liz Astle, Advisor Miss Fraser, Harvey Graham. Isabelle Peterson, Larry Anderson, Gil Carbone, Maggie Healow, Carolyn Davis, Don Iwen, and Jack Davis, votes on the Rimrock cover. Special Acknowledgement: The editors wish to thank Dick Lambrecht and Jack Anderson who, though not on the annual staff, worked so diligently toward completion of this, your annual. 9dr,, df 6e dfe[ , Sl 7, j? o i Co-editors Harvey Angus Petri Vice-president Pat Thompson Sergeant-at-arms Graham and Liz Astle Staff Photographer Mike (Angie) DeCarlo THE M CLUB Jack Heebner President Sadie, Queen of the Turtle Club, Jack Heebner. Curvatious majorettes strut a bit. Ken Merritt. Harvey Graham, and an unknown assistant. Some “M” club members, front row, Kelvin Borup, Mike DeCarlo, Dick Collar. Back row, Kim Baker, Bob McDonough, Dennis Espcland, Lee Dobyns. Stan Allred Secretary Sadie, the Queen, and her shapely attendants. Harvey Graham, Ron Grooters, Jack Heebner, Ken Merritt. Dennis Espeland Treasurer FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Lynn B. McMullen Chapter llasicTO Mon'aM-Jj25 As - avc '«« 4 - Pr� wein Elected ■■w.ucni oy FTA ale Assembly electetTst (� rtr Cln' Harlowton. was taw1 uf tePwsid fnt of the Mon-at a ilT T°achers Association Educati 0'nS durinn the Montana Association Delegate Assembly in Helena. March 24 Dennis Ortwein FTA President and ’55-’56 Montana FTA President Nancy Turnbull Montana FTA Secretary c‘ ssJ,r'r FTA State Assembly Delegates Nancy Turnbull, Dennis Ortwein, Sponsor Oliver Peterson, Joanne Meyers, Bill Abrahamson, Carlcne Johnson, Dave LaFond, Ann Mowatt, George Knudsen, Ed Evans. D's,rv, y Co-chairman Reports To FTA Committee George Knudson. co-chairman of the Future Teachers of Amcr-• ica legislative committee, report-j ed to that organization at its regu-£• lar meeting February 1 on the c.j, progress of the various education wVl bills now being debated by the A?r,Jr Montana Legislative Assembly. Knudson urged support of such measures as HB82—concerning equalization under the state foun- dation nrnnr- the Jo Ann Nunley Treasurer Peggy Denney Secretary Jo Ann Nunley. Dennis Ortwein, Oliver Peterson, Charles Wark. FTA Vice-president and Nancy Turnbull. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi members arc, seated, Pat Coakley, Marilyn Erickson, Liz Astle, Jackie Swan, Sharon Bough. Standing, Les Crawford, Larry Anderson, Jerry Kemp. Not pictured, Dick Lambrecht. An officers conference—Jerry Kemp, Les Crawford, and Sharon Bough discuss plans for the play festival. Les Crawford, President Sharon Bough Secretary-treasurer Jerry Kemp Vice-president STUDENT UNION BOARD Ernest Alcvizakes Vice-president Donald Lindsey, Jack Davis. Charlotte Boyle, Dr. George Rollins. Jerry Kemp. Mr. M. E. Johnson, Miss Antoinette Fraser, Ernest Alevizakcs, Lonna I ee Marsh. Jerry Kemp President Lonna Lee Marsh Secretary The building, financed entirely by student funds, is the result of some ten years of planning and saving by Eastern students under the leadership of the Student Union Board. The general contractor for the building was the Fratcs Construction Company of Billings and Nordquist and Sundell of Billings were the architects. Dr. R. N. From entrance ot the VJnxon Bvn din Board Plans May Dedication Program For Union Building Dedication ceremonies for the new $140,000 Student Union Building will be May 28, 1955, according to Jerry Kemp, Student Union Board president. A board committee consisting of Joy Adamson, Jerry Kemp, and M. E Johnson has extended an invitation from the board to Miss Mary M. Condon, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, to deliver the dedication address. As yet Miss Condon has not acknowledged the invitation. An afternoon ceremony it planned with other guest speakers, college officials and community leaders. A tour of the new building will follow the ceremonies. Lowe acted as budding consultant and M. E Johnson as financial advisor for the building. THE MAJORETTES Hi steppers Christmas presents Front row: Laura Gunnels, Joann Kipp, Shirley Flynn, Helen Bohnsack, Arlene Renstrom. Second row: Mary Jayne Smith, Barbara Pearsall, Marilyn Moss, Lucille Lalhom. Susan Agee, and Carole Carney. THE AYUDAS Back row: Joy Adamson, Carol Pue, Gertrude Schillir, Janet Hurion, Jo Ann Nunley, Connie Lillegard, Roberta Harrison. Middle row: Nancy Turnbull, Margaret Boe, Janet Peterson, Pat Yanzick, Peggy Denney, Maxine Degncr. Front row: Elsie Aguirre, Kay Christensen, Pat Regan, Doris Matheny, Eleanor Warburton. Ayudas sponsor dance Freshmen Orientation The long gray line Entrance tests warrant deep thought The President's Tea Dr. and Mrs. Peterson greet guests Students converse at President’s tea Freshman Picnic I 4 iz iif t Students iig in at picnic Pep Club members serve and chat simultaneously 28th Annual Homecoming Charlotte Boyle helps Queen Joy Adamson adjust her crown. Leslie Crawford, Homecoming chairman 'tycCcome to IA HOMECOMING IS SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30 A pep rally, scheduled for the evening of October 29 will light the fuse to the traditional Homecoming on Saturday. October 30. Highlight of Saturday s activities will be the football game between Eastern and Western A chairman to preside over the forthcoming event will be elected by the Student legislature. Powell Band to Feature at Homecoming L Homocoming committee front row, Maggie Healow, Janet Heurion, Nancy Turnbull, Janet Peterson, Sharon Bough. Back row', Pat Regan, Kay Christensen, Toni Fraser, Laura Gunnells, Les Crawford, Isabelle Peterson, Fred Brinkman. Peggie Denney, Marlene Martin. Homecoming Joy Adamson, Sophomore Homecoming Queen Roma Pfeiffer, Freshman Sweetheart Queen Mary Jayne Smith Freshman Kay Christensen Sophomore Loyce Huber Freshman Mary Larson Freshman A break between classes . . . ii Bull session Guests sing during U N. program Mrs. Roosevelt speaks After assembly Mrs. Roosevelt is greeted by guests Students enjoy dances April Convocations • • • Margaret Bourkc White, Photographer and Journalist The Silvertones Extra-curricular Activities . . . Students take coffee (?) break Swing, batter! Dr. T' � $££ cboit Denver n' Faculty takes coffee break Archery? Lucille and Pat caught between dances Frosh Christmas formal committee 75 cents, please 3rd floor entertains Eastern's Yellowjackets The 1954 football squad are, front row, Grootcrs, Alevizakes, Linse, Metzger, McCrum, Benner, Tonjum, North, Becker, Arp, and Kock. Back row, Hurd, Mcrrit, Shaw, Todoro-vich, Espeland, Basile, Redland, Miller, Rogers, Audct, Heebncr, Kelly, Schaltz, Schleining, and standing, Stiert, Dobyns, and Chakos. Co! Go! Go! Crowd enjoys Homecoming game t ft i ,� v £ Eastern punts during Eastcrn-Carroll game BASKETBALL AT EASTERN (Sitting) Manager Bob Halverson, Oscar Wirtala, Charles Dahlen, Gordon Boyd, Jerry Polesky, Bill Sorg, and Manager Bob North. (Standing) Milo Galovich, Jim Haugen, Ron Nistler, Bob Blackman, Coach Alterowitz, Pat Godfrey, Bob McDonough, Daryll Seymour, Wayne Halbert and Stan Allred. Stan goes for one . . . and the hours of practice Tilt '55 TALLY KMCOE 63 Security Bankers 73 KMCOE 73 Dickinson Teachers 81 EMCOK 86 Dickinson Teachers 90 KMCOE 69 Cm per Collcvc 62 EMCOK 88 ScotUbluff. Neb. 68 KMCOE 78 Scottsbluff, Neb. 86 EMCOK 83—Kicks College 80 KMCOE 72 Kicks College 92 KMCOE 86 Rocky Mountain 71 KMCOE 90 Butte Miners 76 TIIE '55 TALLY EMCOK 91 Northern Montana 61 KMCOK 69 Northern Montana 74 KMCOE 66 -Carroll College 63 KMCOE 73 Northwest Community 63 KMCOE 86 Northwest Community 77 KMCOE 76 Carroll College 91 EMCOK 62—Western Montana 80 KMCOE 79 Butte Miners 72 KMCOE 72 Western Montuna 79 KMCOE 69 Rocky Mountain 86 The Lineup”—Galovich, Allred, Haugen, Godfrey, and Nistler The Jacket Baseball Team Front row, Tom Chakos, Don McKinnon, Lee Chatwood, Lee Dobyns, Stan Allred, Dennis Espeland, Jim Haugen. Back row, Kelvin Borup, Ed tossen. Jack McDonough, Bob McDonough, Gerry Hickman, Gerry Polcsky. Rogor BI Kigctt Bill Hurr, Don Miller. Tom CYiaNcos, Getty YHAesVy, B W Wwrt, and Jun Haugen p cVc VYicvc avot c ba s during a praettee session. Is : n l,t? Waiting their turn at bat during Rocky game are Jack Heebner, Stan Allred. Don Miller, Roger Blodgett and Lee Dobyns. CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders, quiet for a minute, are, front row, Isabelle Peterson, Kay Christensen, Ed Evans, Anita Krueger Roma Pfeiffer. Back row, Loyce Huber, Karen Ilium, Les Crawford, Pat Holle, Pat Regan. Destination: Butte! Loyce Huber, Pat Holle, Anita Krueger, and sponsor. Miss Fraser packed and anxious. ■ Cheer Queen, Anita Krueger Another quiet minute, front row, Isabelle Peterson, Kay Christensen, Anita Krueger, Roma Pfeiffer. Back row, Loyce Huber, Karen Hium, Les Crawford. Pat Holle, Pat Regan. Sponsors from $5 to $25 AILEEN'S COLLEGE AND CAREER SHOP MIDLAND DRUG CO. ALDRICH LUMBER CO. MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES CO. 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