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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

Table of Contents Page I. INTRODUCTION SECTION.......................................... X Thirty Years Ago 2, Administration Building 5, Band and Student Legislature 8, Education Bldg. Gym 13, Residence Hall Dedication 14, Victory Bell 13, Science Bldg. 17, Dora White Memorial 19, Campus School 20, In Memoriam 22, Dedication 23, Eastern Salutes 24, State Board 27, Faculty 30 Years Ago 28 Ho FACULTY...................................................... 29 President 30, At Formal Occasions 40 III. SENIORS...................................................... 41 Graduate Division 42, Seniors 44 IV. JUNIORS...................................................... 53 Class Officers 58 V. SOPHOMORES................................................. 59 Guess What...7 70 VI. FRESHMEN..................................................... 71 VII. SPORTS........................................................ 81 Bjorgum Field Dedication 82, Football 83, Basketball 87, Baseball 89, Track 90 VIII. ACTIVITIES.................................................. 91 Student Legislature, Student Union 92, Spurs 93, Circle K 94, IK 95, Cheer Leaders 96, Pep Club 97, Majorettes 98, E Club 99, WRA, HPER 100, Rifle Club, Ski Club 101, Alpha Psi Omega, Pi Kappa Delta 102, Social Science and Math Clubs 103, SEA 104, Kappa Pi 105, Creative Writers, Linguistic Circle 106, UCCF, Newman Club 107, Emcoe 108, Rim-rock 109, Women’s Dorm 110, Men's Dorm 112 IX. EASTERN TRADITIONS......................................... 114 Homecoming 114, Sweetheart Ball 116, Spinsters’ Spree 118, Sadie Hawkins Day 120 X. MUSIC AND DRAMATICS....................................... 121 Men's Chorus, Madrigalians 121, Mixed Chorus 122, Band 123, Teach Me to Cry 125, Dark Victory 126, Bell, Book and Candle 127, Alumni 128 XI. ADVERTISING..........................................0129 - 144 Christmas Formal, At the Mixers, Student President Weds, Majorette Barn Dance, Little Las Vegas Carnival Editors Marvin Carter Marlene Haskin rt Work, Carolyn KEEP IT BRIGHT Carlat The pearl displayed in the oyster shell on the cover is symbolic of the thirtieth anniversary celebrated at Eastern this year. We Were Impressed by the Stately Rimrocks High Above Eastern Rimrock 1958 Published by The Associated Students EASTERN MONTANA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION The University of Montana in Hillings 30th ANNIVERSARY 1927-28 1957-58 «■ Eastern's Present Campus 30 Years Ago As Building Began on Eastern's Campus We met the faculty and found them our friends We attended the opening convocation last September PAGE 3 that everyone says hi”, and smiles We visited with Courtesy Crew members PAGE 4 p’;' ; -1? � ' J % ■fx ; -4U W«t,r A Beautiful Campus Was Ours to Enjoy During Free Times PAGE 5 classes began . . . we registered, . bought oar books . . . the upper classmen showed us the ropes . . . made us at home . . . asked us to join their organizations We watched Harkins run for a touchdown at 30th Homecoming game fanizations help to maf e our college life wore enjoyable Drum Major Jack Cohen We found a modern Education Building with latest equipment for training teachers and school administrators The gym was open for free time recreation as well as for sports events i .. jig.yFjL ; , -AV.i'v i' i-IB! P ■ We Found the Campus Inviting for Strolls After Classes PAGE 11 We challenged ideas ■ • • and were challenged . . . Rpsirlpnrp f fnlI Piprlirnfprl We attended dedicatory ceremonies Octo-IXCdfCilfflC 1 lull LJLUlLaLLU ber 28 for the new Men's Residence Hall. Among the participants were the Rev. John C. Page who delivered the dedicatory prayer, the Honorable J. Hugo Aronson, governor of Montana who gave the address, and President H. L. Steele, who related the 30 years of Eastern's history. Later that afternoon, the Chamber of Commerce sponsored a reception so that cit izens of the Midland Empire might welcome Dr. and Mrs. Steele to the community home football game the Victory i I i « I i i I « I Wc Found Many Interesting Subjects About the Campus to Paint (Also Shown Is Eastern's Hall of Science) PAGE 17 Students Majoring in Speech Assist Many Services Are Available for Students in Speech and Hearing Clinic in Counseling Center Students Often Receive Valuable Director of Student Activities Assists Health Services Club Committees rAGE 18 Voting Machines Were Used in All Student Elections DORA WHITE MEMORIAL Obtaining a priceless collection of western historical materials was a further expansion of Eastern's cultural resources Over 2000 books, photographs, paintings, and maps are in the library which will be known as the Dora White Memorial in honor of the late Dudley White's mother. Single books which will be available for research and study are valued in excess of $1500® Eastern Campus School Books and the World America the Beautiful Listening Is a Skill The Last Step in Kindergarten Experiences with Foods The Age of Outer Space The Pros and Cons Supervised Study Manual Experiences Future 3n Jflemortam JERRY EDWARDS TED NORMAN Students and faculty members at Eastern were greatly saddened when they learned of the deaths of Jerry and J ed in a highway collision on January 10, 1058. Both were active in athletics and other school activities. Their friendships and contributions to college life zvill remain in the memories of all. PAGE 22 t)edica tion Professor William Hoheisel Professor Oliver Peterson In appreciation for many years of enlightened service to Eastern, the 1958 Rimrock is dedicated to Professor Oliver Peterson and Professor William Hoheisel. These men have made vast contributions to their fields as well as to the many students who have studied under their direction. Not only have they contributed to the culture and educational enlightenment of the students of Eastern, they are both noted for their contributions to the community of Billings and the state of Montana. Eastern students have been fortunate in having Mr. Peterson and Mr. Hoheisel to assist them and hope that future students will continue to have this privilege. Mr. Hoheisel has introduced a multitude of students to the field of science. He has helped students and people of the Midland Empire to open their eyes and observe the wonders of nature that surround them in their environment. His work with the Audubon Society and the Boy Scouts of America is applauded by the college and the community. In the field of mathematics, Mr. Peterson has struggled with prospective engineers, teachers, geologists, and other students, helping them gain the proper perspective to pursue their objectives. In the field of education, he has provided guidance for prospective teachers, and professional educational personnel throughout the state of Montana and the nation. He has served as one of the eleven directors of the National Education Association and for many years was a director of the Montana Education Association. Many times, the work of these two men has been accomplished quietly, without a word of thanks. Therefore, the students of Eastern Montana College of Education take this opportunity to express their heartfelt gratitude for a job well done. To Professor Oliver Peterson and Professor William Hoheisel, we dedicate this annual. PAGE 23 Mr E Club Fred Anderson Mr, Football Richard Harkins Miss Student Union Mr. Alpha Psi Omega Miss WRA Mr. Pi Kappa Delta Miss Cheer Queen Josephine Carnate Tom Jenness 11a Hart PAGE 24 Hiss Rifle Club Mr. HPER Miss SEA Mr. Circle K Miss Pep Club Mr. Student Legislature Miss Majorette Kathryn Shultz Robert Blackman Marilynn Sheard r Ralph Blee Mr. IK Ronald Reintsma PAGE 25 Mental Hygiene Clinic Members of the Mental Hygiene Clinic whioh is looated on the Eastern campus are from 1 to r Mrs® Paul Stahley, Psychiatric Social Worker; Fred Letz, Psyohiat-rio Sooial Worker; Dr Donald L0 Harr, Director; Miss Helen 7!ilson, Clinical Psychologist and Mrs Barbara BucIok, Secretary Center for Handicapped Children Staff members at the Center for Handicapped Children looated on the campus are from 1 to r« Mrs Virginia Kenyon, Nurse; Mrs Mary Jane Hahn, Physical Therapist; Miss Snirley Rill, Physical Therapist; Mrs Grace Johnsrud, Secretary; William Cunneen, Elementary Teaoher; Mrs Florence Louk, Attendant; Miss Valerie Glynn, Kindergarten Ttacher; F A Benson, Speech Therapist; Mrs Irene Restad, Occupational Therapist; Mrs Hazel Benson, Speech Therapist Mrs Margaret Sanders, Clinioal Psychologist 1957 GOVERNING BOARD MEMBERS OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION give much time and thought to work of the University of Montana. Members of this important group in state educational affairs are shown above, from left to right: Clarence Popham, Corvallis; George N. Lund, Reserve; Mrs. F. H. Petro, Miles City; Dr. Emmet J. Riley, Butte; Miss Harriet Miller, ex-officio; Governor J. Hugo Aronson, ex-officio; Forrest Anderson, ex-officio; A. B. Guthrie, Great Falls; Merr.tt Warden, Kal-ispell; Mrs. George Chambers, Cut Bank; Horace Dwver, Anaconda. EASTERN’S LOCAL EXECUTIVE BOARD is a group appointed by the Governor to coordinate the college’s program of education with the needs of the state. Its members perform an advisory and consultative service in their relationship to the college president and to the State Board of Education. As the college concentrates more on the live vital problems of the state, the citizens will also perform a greater service for the college. Members of the Board, shown below, from left to right are Otis L. Packwood, Mrs. R. C. Dillavou. and Grover C. Cisel. Mr. Cisel is chairman. EASTERN MDNTCIG NORMALSCHDDL EASTERN'S FIRST FACULTY, 30 YEARS AG0o Shown 1« to r„ are H„ N, Stuber, registrar 5 Pauline Rich, librarian; Zelah Hurley, secretary to president; Mildred Whetsel, music; Martha Dewey, English; Leon R« Foote, Sr , education; No Co Abbott, education; Marjorie Stevenson, PE for women; R« A. Shunk, science; Jo L« Hawkes, social science; C. V. Ridgely, music; Dr. Lynn Bo McMullen, presidento The college was located in the old Jefferson School, 4th Avenue North and 29th Street,, During a year dominated by satellites, by multitudinous plans for the reformation of the American educational system, and by alternating hopes and fears, you, the students of Eastern, have added another chapter in the history of the college, recording your activities and achievements. It is noteworthy that you have attempted to maintain a good balance between your educational pursuits and your other college-related enterprises. There has been no tendency to study in any particular subject area in such a way as to impair your over-all educational development. Neither was there apparent a desire to avoid your responsibilities, an over-emphasis of the non-academic aspects of college life. For this you are to be commended. For many of you, there has been the sudden realization of your responsibility to yourself and your country to make the best use of the educational opportunities available to you. The benefits of this will be evident in the years ahead as you assume positions of leadership and authority, both in Montana, and elsewhere in the nation. It is my firm belief that an alumni reunion twenty years hence will justify my faith in you. PAGE 30 H. L. STEELE; President Milton F. Johnson B. A.. M. A. Business Manager ADMINISTRATION Albert Hopkins B. A.. M. Ed.. Ed. D Dean. Education Charles B. Price A. B . M. A., Ed. D. Dean. Student Personnel Services Lincoln J. Aikins A.B., A M. Vice President Dean of Instruction FACULTY Oscar L. Aim B A . M. S. Ed Registrar Harold S. Alterowltz B. S. S.. M. A.. D. Ed. Chairman. Health. P. E. and Recreation PAGE 31 Miss M. Anne Arnold B.S. Ed., M. Ed. English William T. Barry B.A.. M.A. Science Miss Anneke-Jan Boden B.S., M.A. Ed. English I Oscar M. Bjorgum Physical Education Jack Bobbitt A.B., A M. English George F. Boyer A.B., M.M., D Ed. Chairman, Music Department Wilson F. Clark B. A.. Ph. D. Science, Conservation Richard, Colwell B.F.A., M.M. Music PAGE 32 Lyle C. Cooper A. B.. M. Ed. Chairman, English Vernom Cooper A. B., M. A.. Ph. D. Social Science William I. Davisson B A., M.A. Social Science O Dale Daugherty B S., M. Ed.. D. Ed. Physical Education . John t'. Dtetrich Ph.B., M.A., Ph D. Art Miss Ada L. Gambrell B.S., M B A. Business Education William A. Garrison B.A., M.A., Ph D. Director, Counseling Center George II. Gloege B. A., M. S. Science PAGE 33 J. S. Gordon Engineering Drawing Vernon H. Grosshuesch B.S.. M. Ed. Education Christy M. Hale B.S., M S. Ed.. Ed.D. Education Charles F. Gruenert A.B.. M.A., Ph D. English STS '-4m Miss Gene Harvey B. A.. M. A. English William F. Ilohelsel A. B.. A. M. Science PAGE 34 ' yk Richard Grover A.B., M A. Speech Halvor P. Hansen B S., M. S.. Ph. D. Special Education Arthur F. Humphreys B.A , M.A. Music Mrs. Dorothy Johansen B.A., M.S. Science Miss Betty L. Lyster B A.. M. A. Director, Student Activities Thomas E. Moriarty B. A.. M A . D. Ed. Director. Secondary Education Glen Johnson B. A.. M. A., Ph. D. Psychology. Philosophy Isabelle Johnson A. B.. A. M. Chairman. Art Modern Language Allen Myers B. M.. M. M., M. A.. Ph. D Director. Special Education Miss Shirley Newsom BS, M.S. Education Mrs. Helene Northcutt B.S. Ed., A.M. Art Oliver W. Peterson B A.. M. Ed. Chairman. Science Department Robert A. Redding B.A., M.A. Mathematics Mrs. Dora J. Reese B. S.. M. A. Reading Chester II. Roberts A. B.. M. S. Librarian Reuben J. Schlaht B. A.. M. A. Chairman, Business Education Aaron P. Small B. S. S.. M. A.. Ph. D. English George YV. Rollins B A . Ph. D Chairman. Social Science Miss Lucy Smith E D.. M. S. Physical Education Miss Joan Braley B. S. Campus School Raymond J. Endres A. B., B. S.. M. A. Campus School Mrs. Virginia Simison B. A.. M. A. Campus School Raymond E. Troyer B S Ed., M A., Ph. D Education. Journalism Mrs. Dorcas Curtiss B.S. Ed.. M S. Campus School Mrs. Barbara Rookhuizen B.S. Campus School Mrs. Cornelia A. Massoll B. A.. M. A. Special Education Mrs. Irene D. Sorlie B. A., M. A. Campus School Mrs. Shirley E. Voyta B. S. Campus School PAGE 37 Mrs. Priscilla Smith A. B.. M A. Elementary Education Arthur E. Soulsby B E.. M E Director. Counseling and Placement Maurice H. Stump A B.. A. M. English Fred Van Valkenburg A.B., M A. Guidance and Counseling William II. Sturdy B.A., M.A. Drama l.ouls W. Veraldi B S. Ed.. M. Ed. Business Education Willard O. Stibal B. Ed.. M. A.. Ph. D. Director. Campus School Joseph G. Vaeek A.B., M.A. Dir. Plant and Purchasing Harold Vestal B A.. M.A. Residence Counselor Miss Bernadette Martin B. S.. M S. Director of Health Services Francis Morgan B.A., M S. Ed. Assistant Registrar Dr. John If. Schaeffer M.D. College Physician Earl K. Warne B.S., M.A., Ed. D. Education William D. Williams B A, M.A., BD. Director of Admfssions C. Robert Waterman B. A. M A , Ed. D. Secondary Education Mrs. Virginia Rlek Director, Food Services SERVICES ON CAMPUS PAGE 39 Mrs. Edna Frost Manager. Bookstore At Formal Occasions KITTOCK, CHARLES E. Scobey, M.S. in Ed. Guidance and Counseling GAIL. ROBERT W'. Billings, M.S. in Ed. Guidance and Counseling THORSON. ROBERT G. Billings, M S. in Ed. Guidance and Counseling WHITTINGTON. ROBERT G. Billings, M.S. in Ed Guidance and Counseling GRADUATE DIVISION EULASON. CARROLL A. Billings, M.S, in Ed. Secondary Education HOPKINS, PHYLLIS Billings. M.S. in Ed. Special Education PAGE 42 BRALEY. JOAN Billings, M.S. in Ed. Elementary Education CURTISS, DORCAS Billings. M S. in Ed. Early Childhood Education KINNE, F D. Billings, M S. in Ed. Guidance and Counseling MORGAN. FRANCIS Billings. M S. in Ed. Secondary Administration ZCBER. ARTHUR V. Red Lodge. M.S in Ed. Elementary Administration DORROUGII. VIRGINIA M. Billings, M.S. in Ed. Guidance and Counseling SCHEIDECKER. DORA Billings, M.S. in Ed. Guidance and Counseling PAGE 43 A ABRAHAMSON. BILL Roberts, Secondary Ed. IK Worthy Scribe; SEA president; Band; Men’s Chorus. ANDERSON. STANLEY A. Billings, Elementary Ed. ASKELAND, SELMER C. Crane, Business Admin. Elementary Ed. SENIORS ANDERSON, GAIL E. Billings, Elementary Ed. SEA, Secretary, vice president '•b ANDERSON. FRED Billings. Secondary Ed. E Club; Football, Co-Captain; Basketball; Track, HPER Club ARMSTRONG, MILES T. Billings, Secondary Ed. SEA Vice president; Social Studies Club ARNESON. PALL Broadview, Secondary Ed. SEA BENDER. JOSEPH E. Billings, Elementary Ed. SEA; E Club; Football ’49, ’50, ’55 BENNER, KENNETH Charlo, Secondary Ed. E Club; Homecoming Chairman '57; Student Legislature 3-4; football; basketball; baseball PAGE 44 BLACKMAN. ROBERT St. Ignatius, Secondary Ed. IK; E Club; Student Legislature Rep.; basketball; track; football; HPER ROHNSACK. HELEN JCNE Billings, Elementary Ed. Majorettes; FTA; Band; Chorus BOYD. MARTHA L. Billings, Secondary Ed. BUENING, LOIS Red Lodge, Elementary Ed. SEA; Band; Rimrock staff; The Admirable Chriton CARRINGTON. GILBERT L. Billings. Elementary Ed. BCMGARNER. SHARON Belt, Elementary Ed. Ayuda Pres.; Pep Club; FTA; Dorm Council Pres.; Student Union; Convocations Committee; Easternaires; Mixed and Women's Chorus CHRISTIANSEN. NORMAN Red Lodge, Secondary Ed. BUNCH. EDWARD L. Billings, Secondary Ed. CARTEE. NAYAN Laurel, Elementary Ed. Rimrock Editor ’53; Emcoe Editor ’53; Student Union Treas. ’53-54; Student Union Board. ’55-’56; FTA; Radio Comm. DeBOURG, ROGER Red Lodge, Secondary Ed. Alpha Psi Omega; Pi Kappa Delta; Emcoe, dramatics editor; College Plays. FITZ. EDNA C. Miles City, Elementary Ed. DESYLVIA, EUGENE Butte, Secondary Ed. FISHER. IRENE L. Hardin, Education DEENEY, JOHN B. Reed Point, Secondary Ed. E Club; Basketball; Student Legislature, vice president r DECKER. HELEN RAWLINGS Plainview, Minn.; Elem. Ed. DOBROVOLNY, GEORGIA Green River, Wyo., Phy. Ed. SEA; ME A; NEA; AAHPER; MAHPER; Eastern AHPER, Sec.-Treas. DOUGLAS, CARROL ANN Fallon, Elementary Ed. EMERSON. EVELYN Billings, Elementary Ed lm(( FOY, WYNONA Escondido, Calif. Elementary Ed. SEA GRAY. ALMA DYGERT Hardin, Education GODFREY. ERNEST E. Billings, Education Basketball; Student Legislature; Sophomore vice president GREEN. RHEA KIRKBRIDE Cut Bank, Elementary Ed. Summer Plays HARKINS. RICHARD Harlem. P.E., Science E Club; Football; HPER Club; Student Legislature, Secretary ■■■ GRIMES. GERTRl'DE MAE Miles City, Elementary Ed. HAGEN. KEREL G. Plentywood, Secondary Ed. Freshman treasurer ’55 IIAGENESS. YVONNE Lewistown, Elementary Ed. Pep Club; Rifle Club; SEA; Alpha Psi Omega; Katoya Players; College Plays HARRINGTON. JOHN Billings, Secondary Ed. SEA HART. ILA Powell. Wyo., Elementary Ed. Pep Club. Mixed Chorus; FTA; Cheerleaders Queen; Homecoming Queen ‘57. IIKRIGSTAD, AUDREY SHIELDS Miles City, Elementary Ed. HAUGEN. JAMES C. Sidney. Secondary Ed. Student Legislature, vice president ’56; E Club; Football; Basketball; Baseball; HPER Club; Sophomore class vice president 55 HICKMAN, GERALD F. Billings, Secondary Ed. SEA; Mathematics As’n; HPER; Baseball HENNEBRY, HOWARD M. Billings, Secondary Ed. Rimrock photographer ’54; Emcoe photographer; Member of Mont. Academy of Science ’57-58 HOWLETT. JOHN F. Billings, Secondary Ed. JEFFERS. HELEN Lodge Grass, Elementary Ed. Band; Mixed Chorus JOHNSON. JOYCE A. Billings, Elementary Ed. PAGE 48 JOHNSON. MARY R. Billings, Elementary Ed. SEA JONES, ORION EVERETT Billings. Secondary Ed. Alpha Psi Omega, vice president ’54; E Club; Sophomore class president '53; Circle K, vice president ’58; SEA; Mont. Academy of Science '57 KURKOWSKI, GEORGE T. Forsyth, Secondary Ed. SEA; Mont. Academy of Science ’57; Social Studies Club LOW, OTTO Billings, Secondary Ed. KAl’FMANN, ROBERT Billings, Elementary Ed. Madrigalians; Men’s Chorus; Mixed Chorus; SEA LARSON. H. rAUL Las Vegas, Nev. Secondary Ed. MARES. TIMOTHY R. Billings, Elementary Ed. IK; FTA klos. lenore jane Roundup, Elementary Ed. Woman’s Athletic Ass’n; Speech Choir; Emcoe, feature editor ’56 LOVERING, LARRY J. Billings, Elementary Ed. SEA; MEA; NEA MARS. RAY G. Billings, Secondary Ed. Rimrock editor ’56; Emcoe edi tor '56 PAGE 49 McARTHUR. FERN Cowley, Wyo., Elementary Ed MCDONALD. LEAH Choteau, Elementary Ed. SEA MATHEWS. MARY JO Huntley. Elementary Ed Alpha Psi Omega; Ayudas; SEA; Convocations committee McGUIRE, PATRICK Miles City, Secondary Ed. Mont. Academy of Science; SEA McSHANE. CHARLES K. Billings, Secondary Ed. SEA METZGER. ORVILLE M. Billings, Sec. Ed.; Business E Club; Football; Track MORISSETTE. DOROTHY Hardin, Elementary Ed Mixed Chorus NOE. LAUr, JEAN Billings, Elementary Ed. OLEINIK, OAKLA Red Lodge, Elementary Ed. PALMER. JAMES L. Birney, Elementary Ed. ME A; NEA; Bookstore commit tee; Play PATTERSON. NORMAN D. Billings, Secondary Ed. Pre-Vet Medicine PEARSALL. BARBARA Billings, Elementary Ed. SEA; Ski Club; Majorettes; Pep Club; Senior Class secretary PINKERMAN, K. DIANE Poison, Elementary Ed. and Secondary Education REVELLE. CLIFFORD Powell, Wyo.; Jr. Hi Football; Capt. football '57; Letterman’s Club; Basketball, manager '55; Junior class president; Senior class rep.; Dorm Council secretary PETERSON. MARY ISABELLE Laurel. Secondary Ed. Emcoe editor '54. '55, '57; Rim-rock editor '54; Cheerleader; Chorus; Spanish Club; Creative Writer's Cluo; Band; Sweetheart canuidate ROBERTSON. DONALD Billings, Secondary Ed. Mont. Academy of Sciences; Linguistic Circle president '57 POVILAITIS, PAI L F.. JR Billings, Secondary Ed. SINDELAR. ROBERT S. Billings, Secondary Ed. Football; Basketball; E Club; Homecoming PAGE 51 SMITH. TRECIA Helena, Elementary Ed. WRA; Ayuda TORRENCE. STANLEY Billines. Elementary Ed. VINO. LAVONNE Custer, Elementary Ed. Spanish Club; Band; Chorus TALISMAN, CAROL Billings. Elementary Ed. SEA. secretary; Senior Class treasurer TOMPKINS. E. ALLEN Billings. Secondary Ed. FT A, vice president ’55 Senior Class Officers L. to R.: Carol Tallman, Treasurer; Ardell Webber, Vice President; Barbara Pearsall, Secretary; Bill Abrahamson, President. VADNAIS, LLOYI) Laurel. Secondary Ed. WEBBER. FREDERICK Joliet. Secondary Ed. SEA; Class vice president; Mathematics Ass’n PAGE 53 ALSTAD, CARROLL; Billings. Elementary Education. Band; Madrigals. ARMSTRONG, MILES T. , Billings. Elementary Education. BARON, HARRIET, Kauai, Hawaii. Elementary Education. Spurs; Women's Dorm Council; Newman Club. CARLAT, CAROLYN, Quietus; Elementary Education. Rimrock Artist; Sec. -Treas. , Jr. Class; Cheerleader; Homecoming Queen, Candidate; Commencement Ball Chairman. CLARK, TED, Big Timber; Secondary DANIELSON. ARDYCE. Medicine Lake; Education. E Club; Math Club; HPER Club. Elementary Education. SEA. DAWSON, SONJA, Rosebud; Secondary Educa tion. DUNLAP, NAN, Grass Range; Elementary Education. Alpha Psi Omega. ESPELAND, EUGENE, Westby; Secondary Education. E Club; Student Legislature; HPER Club. FENTON, WARD, Myers; Secondary Education. PAGE 54 FULKERSON, SHIRLEY; Plcntywood; Elementary Education. GABRIELSON, CL1FFTON, Sidney; Elementary Education. HAGEN, NORMAN E. , Westby; Secondary Education. HAUCK, EUGENE, Hardin; Secondary Educa tion. HEUTERS, MARIE, Billings; Elementary Education. KURKOWSKI. GEORGE, Billings; Elementary Education. MADISON, AMELIA, Absarokee; Secondary Education; SEA; J. Advisor for Spurs; Madrigals; Band. MC INTYRE, RALPH, Billings; Secondary Education. NELSON, LEATHA, Powell, Wyo. ;P.E. Major. Majorettes. NELSON, NANCY, Lavina; Elementary Education. PAGE 55 PATTERSON, JAMES, Billings; Secondary Education. POOR, JAMES D. , Billings; Secondary Education. Kappa Pi; Montana Academy of Science. -■ |' 1 T ROWLEY, HOWARD, Billings; Geology. TOBING, DARWIN, Indonesia; Secondary Education. Circle K; Kappa Pi. TORSKE, JANICE, Hardin; Art, Secondary. Mixed Chorus. VIVIAN, VIRGINIA, Butte; Elementary Education. Kappa Pi; Mixed Chorus; Women’s Chorus. VYE, TED, Billings; Business. Rimrock Staff; IK. WALKER, DIANE L. , Billings; Education. WHITFIELD, DUANE, Windham; Elementary Education. WINTERS, ROBERT, Billings; Education. PAGE 56 ARNESON, PAUL E. , Billing®; Education CRAWFORD, JULY, Billings; Bacteriology FLASTED, EVERETTE, Billings; Education LANGSTON, EDNA, Billings; Math, Science, Majorettes LARSON, HAROLD, Harlowton; Basic LOONEY, DICK. Gooding. Idaho; Education LUND, FRANKLIN, Outlook Education McVEY, LOIS, Joliet; Education JELLISON, CLAYTON, Forsyth; Education SEXTON, RON, Billings; Secondary Education SMITH, TRECLA, Helena; Education WEIDLER, GLEE, Billings; Education WOSEPKA, HAROLD, BillingB; Education VOGEL, RANDELL, Plentywood; Secondary Education PAGE 57 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS First Row: L. to R : Betty Lyster, Adviser; Geraldine Walker, President; Mary Thomas, Secretary; Lillian Aver. Treasurer. Second Row: Jack Hilleboe, Legislature; Gordon Jackson, Legislature; Wayne Milen, Legislature; Richard Grover, Adviser. SOPHOMORES L. to R.: Bob Betzer, Legislature; Jim Wrightson, Secretary; Pat Beck, Treasurer; Ron Fisher, President; Jack Cohen, Vice President. Not Pictured: Kitty Moriarty, Legislature; Dr. Glen Johnson and Angeline Ekstrand, Advisers. JUNIORS L. to R.: Roger Koch, President; Carolyn Carlat, Secretary; Leo Schlenker, Vice President; Dr. Earl Warne. Adviser. � V PAGE 59 ABBOTT, VERNA, Lewistown; Elementary Education. Women's Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Katoya Players; W. R. A. ALSTAD, ALLEN, Billings; Chemistry. Band. ANDERSON, CAROLE. Dagmar; Elementary Education. Spurs; Dorm Council; Pep Club; W.R.A. ANDERSON, EDNA, Joliet; Elementary Education. SEA. ASHALL, PAT, Billings; Pre-Journalism. Emcoe, Editor '57- 58; Student Legislature, Secretary; Spurs, Editor; Snowflake Ball, Chm. BARNHART, BENTON, Billings; General. Rifle Club; IK Worthy-scribe; Dorm Council, Sec'y.; Emcoe. BECK, PAT, Forsyth; Elementary Education. Spurs; Katoya Players; Alpha Psi Omega, Treasurer; Sophomore Class, Treasurer. BELLACH, HELEN, Three Forks; Elementary Education. SEA; UCCF; W. R. A. BETZER, BOB, Billings; Pre-Law. Student Legislature; Sophomore Executive Board; Madrigals. BIRD, EVA, Billings; Business. Drum Majorette. BLANKENSHIP, MARY LEE, Hardin; Elementary Education. SEA. BLEE, RALPH, Billings; Pre- Engineering. Circle K, President. BOHANNAN, WILLLAM. Billings; Pre- Engineering. BREN, BERNICE, Glendive; Elementary Education. SEA; UCCF; W.R.A. PAGE 60 CARNATE, JOSEPHINE, Hawaii; Elementary Education. W.R.A. ; Kappa Pi, Sec'y. ; Mixed Chorus; Newman Club. CARTER, MARVIN, Charlo; Elementary Education. R imrock Co-Editor, 1958; AAHPER; E Club; Football; Student Union Board; IK. CASKEY, BARBARA, Forsyth; Elementary Education. SEA. t r CLINE, DAISY, Crow Agency; Elementary Education. SEA. COHEN, JOHN, Billings; Pre-Dental. Kappa Pi, Vice President; Sophomore Class, Vice President. COOPER, THELMA, Huntley; Elementary Education. SEA. CRENSHAW, JEANNE. Billings; Elementary Education. Sec'y. ; Math Association, Sec'y.; Band; Contest Forensics. COX, EILEEN, Billings; Secondary Education. Student Union Board, CUMMINS, ERNEST, Sidney; Business. DAUGAARD, LINDA, Billings; Vocational Business. DELMONICA, PATRICIA, Bridger; Elementary Education. ENGLAND, WAYNE, Billings; Pre-Law. IK. ESPELAND, BARBARA, Westby; Elementary Education. FISHER, BETTY, Saco; Pre-Home Economics. Dorm Council; Spurs. PAGE 61 FISHER, RON, Byron, Wyo. ; Secondary Education. Sophomore Class, President; Phi Kappa Delta, Pres. ; Student Rotarian. FORKER, JANE, Miles City; Elementary Education. Dorm Council; SEA; Kappa Pi. FORNALL, CAROLYN. Glendive; Business. FRANK, MRS. BEVERLEE, Billings; Elementary Education. FRASER, SALLY, Billings; Education. GALLAGHER, FRANK, Deer Lodge; Secondary Education. AAHPER Club; E Club. GOODMAN, JUNE, Billings; GREEN, KLAIRAINE, Thompson Falls; Elementary Education. SEA. Elementary. Pep Club. SEA; UCCF; Band; Forensics; Emcoe, Reporter. GROLL, DAVE, Laurel; Secondary Education. Katoya Players; Rimrock. HARNEY, JANE, Renchland; Elementary Education. Dorm Council. HASKINS, MARLENE. Great Falls; Elementary Education. Rimrock Editor, '57; Co-Editor, '58; Emcoe, '57; SEA; Dorm Council, '57; Student Union Board, Vice President; Mixed Chorus; Women's Chorus. HEANEY, ETHEL, Forsyth; Elementary Education. W.R.A. HEATH, DAVID. Lambert; Pre-Chemical Engineering. Regional Math Club; IK, Treasurer. HERSRUD, STAFFORD, Columbus; Secondary Education. E Club. PAGE 62 HIBARGER, WANDA, Helena; Elementary Education. Spurs, Historian. HILTON, WILLIAM, St. Ignatius; Secondary Education. Football; Basketball; T rack; E Club; Student Legislature; AAHPER; Math Club; IK. HOFFMAN, MYRON, Browning; Elementary Education. Circle K. HOOKER, BETTY, Great Falls; Secondary Education. HOWE, CHARLES, Chinook; Secondary Education. Baseball; Basketball. HUNT, DOYLE, Worland, Wyo. ; Business Education. Rifle Club; Sec'y. and Treas. JACOBS, BET I Y, Billings; Elementary Education. JOHNS, CHARMAENE, Harlowton; Elementary Education. Spurs, Sec'y.; Dorm Council, Sec'y. KAUFMAN, JOYCE, Moccasin; Secretarial. Newman Club; Pep Club; Women's Chorus. KRON, COLEEN, Malta; Elementary Education. SEA. LARSEN, ANNIE, Glasgow; Elementary Education. SEA; UCCF. LARSEN, MARJORIE, Fishtail; Elementary Education. Women's Chorus. LAROWE, MAUDE, Circle; Elementary Education. SEA; W. R. A. ; UCCF. LAWRANCE, MARVEL, Billings. Pre-Law; Pep Club; Katoya Players. PAGE 63 LECOUNT, WILLIAM, Billings; Secondary Education. LINSE, JEAN, Billings; Business. Pep Club, Sec'y. '57, '58; Homecoming Dance Chairman '57; Theatre Party Homecoming Chairman '57. LOSING, CAROL, Plevna; Elementary Education. LOVAAS, GARILEE, Billings; Secondary Education. Majorettes. LUND, SHIRLEY, Plentywood; Elementary Education. SEA. MANGIS, HERBERT, Lance Creek, Wyo. ; Pre-Business. Student Legislature, President. MC LANE, DALE, Billings; Vocational Business. MEADOWS, PATRICIA, Belknap; Elementary Education. SEA; Band, President; Spurs; Katoya Players. MICHAEL, ROBERT, Billings; Pre-Business. MILLER, MARTHA, Fairview; Elementary Education. Spurs. MORROW, GENE, Oxford, Mich.; Secondary Education. MOSSER, MARY, Stanford; Elementary Education. O’LEARY, PAT. Anaconda; Elementary Education. SEA; Student Union Board, President; Dorm Council; Chorus; Courtesy Crew; Homecoming Committee Chm. PFAFF, GEORGE, Billings; Secondary Education PAGE 64 PHILLIPS, DAVID, Tokyo, Japan; Pre-Psychology. Kappa Pi, Pres. REA, ROBERT, Hyattvillc, Wyo. ; Pre-Law. REDDING, FAY, Hardin; Elementary Education RIDENOUR. JAMES Columbia Falla; Basic. E Club; Band; IK; Football. RIDER, DON, Hardin; Secondary Education. IK; Track; Basketball. RIPLEY, CLAUDLA, Harlowton; Elementary Education. SEA. RUTLEDGE, EDWARD, Ekalaka. Basic. SCHEAFER, DONALD, Billings; Secondary Education. SCHAEFER, SANDRA, Miles City; Nursing. Kappa Pi; UCCF. SCHMITZ, JERRY, Sidney; Secondary Education. SCHULTZ, KATHY, Billings; Basic. Pep Club, President; Student Legislature; Homecoming Breakfast Chairman. SIMONIS, DONNA, Plentywood; Elementary Education. Spurs; SEA; Dorm Council. SHORE, CHRIS, Billings; Basic. Circle K, Secretary; SEA; Kappa Pi. SMEED, CAROL, Miles City; Basic. PAGE 65 SOWLE, MARILYN, Brockway; Elementary Education. SEA; UCCF. SULLIVAN, JERE, Helena; Elementary Education. Pep Club; W.R.A.;SEA. TARRANT, JANE, Butte; Elementary Education. Mixed Chorus; SEA; Homecoming Dance Decorations. TAGGART, JACK, Billings; Basic. Band. THOMAS, CAROLYN, Anaconda; Elementary Education. W.R.A.; SEA; Dorm Council, Vice President; Spurs. TWITCHELL, ANN, Circle; Pre-Nursing. VANEK, MARILYN, Moore; Elementary Education. W.R.A. WALTER, GERALDINE, Billings; Vocational Business. Student Legislature, Parliamentarian. WEILER, MARIAN, Westby; Elementary Education. SEA. WILKINSON, CAROL, Billings; Elementary Education, SEA. WILLIAMS, DAVID, Billings; Secondary Education. Kappa Pi; SEA; Student Union Board; Montana Academy of Science. WILLIAMS, VIRGINIA, Livingston; Elementary Education. WRA; Band; Brass Sextet; Spurs. WILLIS, HILDA, Billings; Elementary Education. WRIGHTSON, JAMES, Billings; Secondary Education. Student Union Board, Treasurer; Katoya Players, President; Sophomore Class, Sec'y.; Executive Board, Sophomore Class; Band; Mixed Chorus. LAKREZWSKI, DOLORES, Lewistown; Elementary Education. PAGE 66 JENSEN, ROBERT, Joliet Education KNAUB, LEROY, Silesia Education KOBER, EMILY, Roberts Elem. Education LARSON, NANCY. Lae Vegas, Nev. Elem. Education METZGER. MARLA, Laurel Education MONSON, JOY, Ronan Education OVERCAST, PATTY. Chinook HERNDON. DON. Billings; Secondary Education Education. Student Business Manager; Circle K, President; Forensics. QUIGLEY, BARBARA, Wilsall Elem. Education REISIG, JOANN. Sidney Elem. Education SAMUELSON. VIRGINIA. Billings Education SCHERTING, DOROTHY. Glendive Education SCHWALGER, MARILYN, Billings Education SLADE, MAC L. , Billings Basic i I PAGE 67 AUDET, JOAN, Scobey; Education BURNS, JIM, Billings; Basic CELLMER, DONNA, Billings; Elem. Education CRAMER, DON, Billings; Education DEVRIES, LUELLA M. , Shepherd; Elem. Education DRACON, JOHN, Billlings; Basic ERASER, JIM, Billings; Basic GABRIELSON. CLIFFORD, Sidney; Education DUGANZ, MARIE, Billings; Education ELDERING, MARION, Myers; Education HAWKINS, RALPH, Billings; Basic HAWORTH, ADELE, Fromber Education HOWARD, EVELYN. Billings; Education HYDE, BETTY, Billings; Education PAGE 68 SWANSON, ADA, Billings Elem. Education 1 ROYER, CAROLYN, Billings Education ULRICH, LILY MAE. Marsh Basic WACKER, LOLA F. , Winnett Elem. Education WARNER, CLAYTON H. , Lewiatown Elem. Education WEBSTER, CAROLYN, Billings Basic WEGNER, MARIE, Bridger Elem Education WENTWORTH, CHARLENE. Billings Education WHITEFIELD, DUANE, Lewistown Elem. Education WHITWORTH, ELEANOR. Laurel Elem. Education PAGE 69 $. 30th ANNIVERSARY 1927-28 1957-58 Editors Dorothy Anderson Delores J. Ulstad ABER, KAY, Columbus ANDERSEN, HELENE, Sidney ANDERSON, DOROTHY, Anaconda ANDERSON, HELEN, Red Lodge ANDREWS, GEORGIE, Laurel BAIRD, CAROLE, Lewistown BEMER, JOYCE Culbertson BENNETTS, JIM . Billings BOGGS, ALICE, Brady BOHART, DEANNA, Whitcfish BOX, CARMIN, Pony BOYSUN, MARLENE, Wolf Point BRAUN, BOB, Helena BRAY, ROBERT, Shoshoni, Wyo. PAGE 72 BRUSH, LEA NORA, Billings COLEMAN, MARION, Thermopolis, Wyo. COLEY, BOB, Billings DYE, SALLY Billings COSCIK, SANDRA, Belgrade CRAIN, VERA JEAN, Buffalo, Wyo. DAWSON, LESLIE, Boulder Spf9 E VEIN SKA AS, SHARON Plenty wood FAUGUE, MARY JANE, Cut Bank FAUSSET, MELVIN, Worland, Wyo. FICK, RICHARD, Billings FITZGERALD, DENNIS, Billings FLATEN, SHARON. Wolf Point FOREMAN, ALLAN, Worden PAGE 73 FOWLER, DAN, Cut Bank FRANK, SAM, Laurel FRANK, WARREN, Laurel FRANKS, MARGARET, Livingston GARFIELD, BARBARA, Circle HANSON, MARY ANN, Westby HAUF, CHUCK Edgar HOVERSON, MELVIN Billings HUCK, ROBERT. Billings ISAACSON, PATTY, Grenora, No. Dak. JACKSON, GORDON, Billings JACOBSON, THOMAS, Miles City J1MENO, ADRIANA, Corvallis JOHNSON, JAMES, Charlo PACK 74 JONES, DONNA, Wilsall JONES, PAUL. Great Falls JORDAN, SHIRLEY. Baker KALLEN, ROBERT, Broadview KESSLER, DON, Billings KIMBALL, JEAN, Forsyth KLEPPEN, PATRICIA Plcntywood LAROWE, MARY Circle LAUCH, RICHARD, Billings LOFTSGAARDEN, DON, Power LOWITZ, BUD, Whitefish MARINKOVICH, JO ANN, Anaconda MARLOW, BOB, Stanford MATELICH, BARBARA. Anaconda PAGE 75 MC ALEAR, MARLENE, Liuby MC CROSKEY, ALICE, Anaconda MEYER, CARYL, Glasgow MILLER, LORIN, Billings MILLS, RAY, Billings MOLEN, WAYNE, Great Falls MOORE, DICK Lewistown MOWBRAY, SHIRLEY Brady NELSON, PATSY, Nashua O'DELL, NANCY, Lewistown OLMSTED, JERRY, Lavina PEJKO, SHARON, Centerville PENDLETON, SHiRLEY ANNE, Billings PERING, RIP, Billings PETERSEN, JIM, Billings PETERSON, PATSY, Livingston | PHELPS, ELISSA, Billings PHILLIPS, KEN Whitefish POLLARI, SALLY Red Lodge PORTER, JERE, Billings PRICE, ORENE, Laurel PURCELL, TOM, Billings RAMUS, GINGER, Sidney REED, FRED, Billings REICH, WILLIAM. Billings PAGE 77 RENO, ELIZABETH, Billings ROBINSON, EMILY, Billings ROSSELL, CHUCK, Billings RUGGLES, FRANKLIN, Billings RULE, LAURA, Big Timber RUTLEDGE, MARILYN, Billings SCHANCK, GAYLE Roberts SCHIFFER, JOHN Forsyth SCHULZ, BRONETTA. Billings SHEEHAN, GERALD. Sidney SHIELDS, ROSEMARY, Roundup SMITH, LEONE. Butte SOWLE, AGNES. Circle SPRAGUE, MARJORIE, Roundup PAGE 78 STEBBINS, ELAINE, Laurel STEEL, BENITA, Buffalo STICKELBERGER, NANCY, Laurel I I STOHR, LEANNA, Anaconda STRAUSBURG, BILL, Billings STRYKER, MARY LOU, Basin, Wyo. SWARTZ, RUBY ANNE Worland, Wyo. TOOL, GERALD Billings TORRENCE, DAVID, Billings TURNLAND, EVELYN, Glasgow ULSTAD, DELORES. Anaconda I VESTAL, EDDIE, Billings VOGL, DOROTHY, Lewistown VOLK, KATHRYN, Sidney PAGE 79 ALTON, LAVONNE, Glasgow WARD, JIM, Westby WEST, RICHARD, Forsyth WETZEL, CAROL Buffalo WILEY, SHEILA Manderson, Wyo. Bjorgum Field Dedicated Oscar Honored During Homecoming With Jackets' Field Dedicated in His Name The Homecoming Victory Was 5 Eastern s victorious 1957 Yellow-jacket football squad is shown above. Front Row: L to R Pat Hart, Bob Korin, John Novasio, Ron Adams, Co-Captain Fred Anderson, Co-Captain Cliff Revelle, Don Ruthschiller. Frank Gallagher, Jerry Edwards, Orville Metzger and Jim Haugen. Middle Row: Bud Ridenour, Bob Ogden, Sam Frank. Gordon Chapman. Larry Mayes, Pete Elliot, Bob Jones, Roger Koch, Ken I hillips. Bud Lowitz, Bill LeCount, Jerry Campbell. Dick Harkins, and Coach Oscar Bjorgum. Back Row: Head Coach Dr. Dale Daugherty. Bill Hilton, Harold Mamke, Leo Schlenker, Bill Blakely, Ron Ewing, Gordon Jackson, Ralph Wright, Wes Watkins, Bob Blackman, and Dick Moore. Manager Jerry Whitmer Manager Jerry Porter fyoatball Manager Dick Sayler Eastern’s Yellowjackets had another successful season in 1957, winning six games wtfile losing only two. Opening game jitters caused the Buzzers to bow to a powerful, experienced club from Westminster College. Salt Lake City, 20 to 0. The next weekend, the Jackets had little trouble handing a game Trappers team from Powell a 12-to-7 defeat. The Yellowjackets’ sting was too much for the Bears from Rocky. They couldn’t withstand the powerful onslaught of the Buzzers’ line and backs and so took a 26-to-13 defeat The Midland Roundtable tomahawk remains on the Eastern campus as a special reward for this smashing victory. Homecoming fans witnessed a field day for their grid warriors. Eastern drubbed the Lights from Northern 52 to 0. The winning ways continued the following week as the Hornets handed the Western Bulldogs a 38-to-13 defeat. It was a well-played contest with the Jackets on the long end of a 25-to-0 halftime lead. The Beavers from Minot State Teachers College invaded Bjorgum field only to have a stronger Hornet team move to a well earned victory. The only conference loss occurred the following weekend at Helena as the Carroll Saints gained a l2-to-6 victory. It was an upset and a tough one to lose, but Eastern’ll get ’em next year. Finishing the most perfect season in many a year was the 37-to-0 victory scored over the Montana School of Mines. With seven Yellowjackets placing on the Montana Collegiate Conference All-Star first team and two winning berths on the second team, it was a year that will long be remembered in the history of Eastern. Dick Harkins and Ron Ewing also gained special honor by being named to the All-America Honorable Mention squad. Most of the football heros of the season will be back to play for Eastern again next year. At DICK HARKINS. Half Back. On All-America (Honorable Mention) and First Team Montana Collegiate Conference. RON EWING. Full Back. On All-America (Honorable Mention) and First Team Montana Collegiate Conference. CLIFF REVEIXE. Center. Co-Captain. On First Team. Montana Collegiate Conference. FRF.D ANDERSON. Tackle. Co-Captain. On First Team. Montana Collegiate Conference. V i BLASE DiLl’LO, Guard. On First Team, Montana Collegiate Conference. JERRY CAMPBELL. Quarterback. Second Team, Montana Collegiate Conference. JOHN NOVASIO. Half Back. On First Team, Montana Collegiate Conference. LEO SCHLENKER. Guard. Second Team. Montana Collegiate Conference. JL T H E RECORD Etistern O Wes tmi nst e Eastern 12 I’owe 1 1 Eastern 2G Rocky Eastern r 2 Nor t hern Totals • . • . . +m - 7 13 O Keister'n 38 Eastern 19 Eastern G Eiistern 37 Op pone ii is : Western 13 Minot, State O Carroll 1 ; Minos o 65 Front How: L to R.: Bill Hilton, Dick Hauk, Jim Haugen, Bob Fairful, Bill Blakely, Ken Benner. Back Row: Fred Blackman, Tom Flom, Gene Kiser, John Deeney, John Dracon, Bob Winters, Gene Espeland. BasLtUl Coach Allen Feldner QtPART 4ENT TOM FI.OM. Second Team. Montana Collegiate Conference All Stars EASTERNS KKN RFNNF.K. Second Team. Montana Collegiate Conference All Stars JOHN DltACON, Honorable Mention. Montana Collegiate Conference JIM IIACGKN. Honorable Mention. Montana Collegiate Conference 1957-58 BASKETBALL RECORD Eastern 60 Chadron 70 Eastern 72 Mines 62 Eastern 68 Chadron 87 Eastern 60 Rocky 62 Eastern 63 Dickinson 73 Eastern 66 Northern 72 Eastern 67 Dick i nson 75 Eastern 69 Casper 72 Eastern 66 Rowe 11 63 Eastern 81 Western 84 Eastern 59 Casper 65 Eastern 68 Mines 51 Eastern 81 Carro11 92 Eastern 70 Western 74 Eastern 62 Rocky 69 Eastern 80 Westminster 82 Eastern 71 Carroll 74 Eastern 59 Westminster 77 Eastern 53 Northern 65 Eastern 79 Carro11 76 Eastern 65 Powell 56 Field goal % .395 for season Free throws .626 Track Aspirants Orville Metzger and Harvey Zimmerman PAGE 89 Front Row: L. to R.: Dick Brown, Don McKinnon, Jacob Weinburg, Bob Illee, Lee Chat-wood, Don Rothschiller. Second Row: Dick Kauk, Clay Dunlap, Jack Dunlap. Bob Fairful, Jim Haugen, Don Cramer. Back Row: Coach Dr. Dale Daugherty. Frank Gallagher, Gene Espeland, Dowayne Jager, Dick Moore, Ron Ewing. EuUJI Kneeling, L. to R.: Charles Hauf, Fred Blackman. Ken Phillips, Allan Rider, Don Fitzgerald, Marvin Carter. Standing: Jerry Whitmer, George Pittman, Walt Lewis. Bob Blackman, Bill Hilton, Larry Mayes, Bob Kaufman, Don Loftsgaarden, Coach Oscar Bjorgum. Missing: Orville Metzger and Harvey Zimmerman. 30th ANNIVERSARY 1927-28 1957-58 STUDENT LEGISLATURE President Herbert Mangis Vice President John Deeney Business Manager................. Jerry D. Peterson Secretary Patricia Ashall Advisers...... ....L)r. Dale Daugherty, Louis Veraldi First Row: L. to R.: Mr. Veraldi, Boh Betzer, Wayne Molen, Kitty Moriarty, Pat Ashall, Herb Mangis, Ron Adams, Jerry Peterson. Second Row: Jack Hiileboe, Gordon Jackson, Gene Espeland, Ken Benner, John Deeney, Bob Blackman, Dr. Daugherty. STUDENT UNION BOARD President............................. Pat O’Leary Vice President Marlene Haskiti Seer tar if Eileen Cox Treasurer „...Jim Wrightson Advisers......Mr. M. E. Johnson, Dr. Charles Price, Miss Angeline Ekstrand L. to R.: Betty Lyster, Dave Williams, Jim Wrightson, Eileen Cox, Dean Price, Bill Abra-hamson, Marlene Haskin, Pat O’Leary. mr.r o SPURS President . Donna Simonis Vice President 'irgin ia Sa m uelson Secretary Charmaine Johns Treasurer Harriet Baron Reporter Pat Ashall Historian Penny Hibarger Adviser Mrs. Priscilla Smith First Row: L. to R.: Harriet Baron, Virginia Williams, Marion Eldering, Charmaine Johns, Pat Beck, Donna Simonis, Betty Fisher, Carolyn Thomas, Jane Lawrence. Second Row: Pat Meadows, Martha Miller, Dorothy Scherting, Pat Ashall, Kitty Moriarty, Carole Anderson, Penny Hibarger, Virginia Samuelson, Joy Monson. PAGE 93 CIRCLE K President ............................. Ralph Blee Vice President ..................... Everette Jones Secretarii Chris Shore Tnasurer . Jerry Peterson Adviser..... Dr. Robert Waterman PAGE 94 Standing: Gerald Willems. Seated: L. to R.: Jerry Peterson, Everette Jones, Ralph Blee, Dr. Waterman, Harold Hagen. INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS Honorable Duke ........ Bill Abrahamson Honorable Karl Tom Vestal Worthy Scribe ... ......... Hon Reintsma Worthy Recorder Tom Richards Adviser .... .... ... Mr. William Hoheisel L. to R.: Tom Richards. Joe Carver, Eugene Klakken, Tom Vestal, Dan Fowler, Bill Abrahamson, Mr. William Hoheisel. Miss Barbara Matclich. pretty IK queen, who represented Stinger Chapter at National convention. PAGE 95 CHEER LEADERS L. to K.: I la Hart, Carolyn Carlat, Karen Lynch, Mary Frances Palmersheim. PEP CLUB President Kathy Schultz Vice President Dorothy Anderson Secretary jean Linse 7 rt usurer Yvonne Hayeness Sponsor --------------- Miss Jan Bode n First Row: L. to R.: Anna Jimeno, Kay Aber, Georgie Andrews, Orene Price, Nancy Stic-kelberger, Kathy Schultz, Jean Linse, Dorothy Anderson. Second Row: Beulah Cellan, Patsy Nelson, Carol Wetzel, Klairaine Green. Benita Steel, Delores Ulstad, Jerrie Sullivan, JoAnn Morinkovich, Yvonne Hageness. Third Row: Helen Anderson, Kaye Bottomley, Elaine Stebbins, Faye Zaske. Kneeling: L. to R.: Peggy Burtness, Linda Dauggard, Edna Langston, Leatha Nelson. Standing: L. to R.: Marilyn Schwalger, Garilee Lovaas, Marilyn Sheard, Sally Burghardt, Liz Reno. PAGE 98 THE MAJORETTES Pn 8id itt Marilynn Sheard Vice President Edna Langston Treasurer Leatha Nelson Secretary._ . Marilyn Schwalger, GariLee Lovaas Adviser .............. Miss Angeline Ekstrand E CLUB President Bob Blackman Vice President ...................... Gene Espeland Secretary Bill Hilton Treasurer.............................. Leo Schlenker Adviser Dr. Harold Alterovntz Front Row: L. to R.: Ron Ewing, Blase DiLulo, Jerry Campbell, Chuck Howe, Marvin Carter, Ron Adams, Roger Koch. Second Row: Bob Sindelar, Jack Robinson, Sam Frank, Lee Chatwood, Dick Moore, Don Rothschiller, Ted Clark, Leo Schlenker, Frank Gallagher, Gene Espeland, Jim Haugen, Bob Korin. Third Row: Dr. Harold S. Alterowitz, Wes Watkins, Ken Benner, Stafford Hershrud, John Deeney, Fred Anderson, Bill Hilton uinfc. The Women's Recreation Association President ...................Josephine Carnate Secretary .................... Jane Lawrence Treasurer Carolyn Thomas Adviser_______________________ Miss Lucy Smith First How: L. to R.: Betty Hooker, Jane Lawrence, Josephine Carnate, Ann Twitchell, Carolyn Thomas, Mary Mosser. Second How: Lucy Smith, Joy Monson, Helen Bellach, Bernice Bren, Maude LaRowe. Health, P.E. and Recreation Club President .......................... Jim Haugen Vice President..... Blase DiLulo Secretary-Treasurer ............... Bill Hilton Adviser ................ Dr. Harold S. Alterowitz First Row: L. to R.: Blase DiLulo, Nancy Nelson, Marvin Carter, Frank Gallagher, Jerry Campbell, Ron Ewing, Chuck Howe. Second Row: Dr. Harold S. Alterowitz, Leo Schlen-ker, Ken Benner, Jack Robinson, Harvey Zimmerman, John Deeney, Don Rider, Ted Clark, Bill Hilton, Jim Haugen, Gene Espeland, Dick Moore. SKI CLUB Pres id nit Ron Pe ri n 0 Vice President Cleo Heiken Sec'y-Treas........................ Jim limnetts Adviser......................... Mr. Richard Colwell First Row: L. to R.: Ralph Wright, Rod Neibauer, Mel Fox. Second Row: Allen Alstad, Jim Bennetts, Nancy Engelhardt, Cleo Heiken, Leonard Valtersdorf, Ron Bering. RIFLE CLUB President ....................... Yvonne Hayeness Vice President Eileen Cox Secretary-Treasurer ................. Doyle Hunt AdviSi r Oscar Bjorgum First Row: L. to R.: Eileen Cox, Helene Anderson, Yvonne Hageness. Second Row: Bob Ogden, Oscar Bjorgum, Doyle Hunt. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Preside nt Roger DcBourg Vice President ............................ Pat Beck Adviser ........................ Mr. William Sturdy L. to R.: Ken Pederson, Dick Westvvell, Pat Beck, David Groll. Mr. Sturdy PI KAPPA DELTA President Via President Secretary-Treasurer Reporter Adviser ................ Ron Fislu r ..Blaine Cummins Pa t Beck Dick West well Mr. Richard Grover Seated: L. to R.: Pat Beck, Adelia Leffingwell, Carol Brown. Standing: Dave Groll, Ron Fisher, Dick Westwell PAGE 102 SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB President Dave Williams Vice President Ron Sexton Secretary-Treasurer Miles Armstrong Adviser Dr. George Rollins First Row: L. to R.: Dr. Vernom Cooper, Ken McShane, George Kurkowski, David Williams, Dr. G. RoJIins, Miles Armstrong, Harold Wosepka. Second Row: Joe Bender, Reuben Poole, Don Robertson, Dr. Dale Daugherty, Mr. William 1. Davisson. EASTERN'S MATH ASSOCIATION President Frank Felice Vice President Ted Clark Secretary Eileen Cox Adviser Mr. Robert Redding First Row: L. to R.: Ted Clark, Jack Swan, Eileen Cox, Nancy Stickelberger, Frank Felice. Second Row: Don Christensen, Jan Kroon, Ralph Blee, John McAdams, Mr. Redding. ,, • V ML National Student Education Association President ....... Bill Abrahamson Vice President ................... .Gail Anderson Secretary .......................... Carol Tollman Treasurer...... Yvonne Hayeness Advisers.......Dr. Christy Hale, Dr. Willard Stibal, Mr. Oliver Peterson First Row: L. to R.: Sandra Coscik, Helen Anderson, Annie Larsen, June Goodman. Margaret Franks. Dave Williams. Ted Clark. Second Row: Leah McDonald, Josephine Green. Mary Johnson. Boverlee Frank, Maude LaRowe, Elaine Stebbins, Dorothy Anderson, Carol Wilkinson, Marilyn SowJe. Barbara Caskey, Helen Ballach, Thelma Cooper, Edna Anderson, Nancy Stickelberger, Dorothy Scherting, Virginia Samuelson. Third Row: Harold Hagen. Sharon Flaten. Sharon Evenskaas. Patsy Peterson. Patty Isaacson. Gerald Willems, Bernice Bren, Leone Smith, Fay Redding, Donna Simonis, Jane Harney, Marion F.ldering, Jean Schramm, Daisy Cline. PAGE 104 National Student Education Association First Row: L. to R.: Bill Abrahamson, Yvonne Hageness, Carol Tallman, Gail Anderson, C- M. Hale, W. O. Stibal, Oliver W. Peterson. Second Row: Paul Povilaitis, Dan Fowler, Lenny Brush. Evla Wirz, Claudia Ripley, Marlene Boysun, Jere Sullivan, Mary Palmersheim. Third Row: Gerald Hickman, Chris Shore. Klairaine Green, Ardyce Danielson, lla Hart. Lois McVey. Ardell Webber. Fourth Row; Miles T. Armstrong, Virginia Williams. Jane Forker, Harriet Baron. Patsy Nelson. Leatha Nelson,. Mary Blankenship. Gloria Paumer, Donna Jones, Adriana Jimeno, Orene Price. KAPPA PI President ............................ David Phillips Viet President ......................... Jack Coin n Secretary Josephine Carried? Treasurer Jane Forker Adnst r Jacques Maze Seated: L. to R.: Maria Luiza de Salles Coelho of Brazil (Billings High); Josephine Carnate of Hawaii (Eastern); David Phillips of Tokyo, Japan (Eastern); Jane Forker of US.A (Eastern); Sally Lee of Seoul, Korea (Rocky Mountain). Standing: Dr. Earl K Warne of U S A. (Eastern); David Kwang Sun Suh of Seoul, Korea (Rocky Mountain); James Poor of USA. (Eastern); David Williams of USA. (Eastern); Dick Olsen of US.A. (Eastern); Sjur Gjerde of Norway (Eastern); Jack Cohen of Palestine (Eastern); David Smith of London. England (Eastern). CREATIVE WRITERS CLUB President .... Chris Shore Vice President .................... Dick Olsen Secretary-Treasurer ........... Ken Pederson Advisers ...........Maurice Stump, Jack Pobbitt Seated: L. to R.: Betty Hyde, Isabelle Peterson. Standing: Mr. Jack Bobbitt, Jack Cohen, Ken Pederson, Chris Shore, Richard Olsen. Richard Wcstwell. Mr. Stump. LINGUISTIC CIRCLE Seated: L. to R.: Mary LaRowe. Dan Fowler, Charles Boer, LaVonne Ving. Standing: L. to R.: Frank Felice, Isabelle Peterson, Mr. Maze, Don Perkins, Jack Taggart, Dave Groll, Chris Shore. United Campus Christian Fellowship Pn sident Secretary .................. Program Chairman Publicity Chairman Adviser......................... Mr, Annie Larsen Patsy Peterson Patty Isaacson Leone Smith William Williams First How: L to R.: Mary Lee Blenkenship, Betty Hooker, Patty Isaacson, Leone Smith, Donna Jones, Annie Larson. Second How: Jean Zimbelman. Maude LaRowe, Bernice Bren. Sheila Wiley, Patsy Peterson, Gloria Palmer, W. D. Williams. NEWMAN CLUB President..... Vice President ('o rrespo n d i n g Sec ’ y Recording Secy Treasurer Chaplain Adviser ... .... ... Tom Fitzsimmons Gwen Fitzgerald Harriet Baron I irginia Samuelson Theresa Rangunot Rev. Patrick Tarrant Mr. William Barry L. to R.: Virginia Samuelson, Theresa Rangunot, W. T. Barry, Rev. Patrick Tarrant, Tom Fitzsimmons. EMCOE First Kow: L. to R.: Klairaine Green, Isabelle Peterson, Pat Ashall, Kaye Bottomley. Second Row: Larry McCullough, Gaylord Guenin, Stanley Torrence, Jerry Peterson, Jack Davis, Jim Wrightson. T 11 E S T A F F Edi tor-in-chief............Pat Ashall Dramatics Editor Roger DeDourg Associate Editor...........Jack Davis Music Editor Klairaine Green Copy Editor.........oTsabelle Peterson Business Manager... Larry McCullough Editorial Editor........Larry Anderson Artist Stan Torrence Feature Editor...........Dick Westwell Staff Members: Kaye Bottomley, Carol Sports Editor...........Gaylord Guenin Brown, Jerry Peterson, Chris Shore, Photographer............Darrell Schuler Sue Thompson, Jim Wrightson PAGE 108 RIMROCK L. to R.: Ted Clark, Carolyn Carlat, Dorothy Anderson, Dorothy Olsted, Orene Price, Marlene Haskin, Marvin Carter, Nancy Stickelberger, Gayle Schanck, Lois Buening, Elaine Stebbins, Ted Vye. THE STAFF Editors-in-chief..........Marlene Haskin Marvin Carter Art Editor.......................Carolyn Carlat Activities Editors..................Lois Buening Gayle Schanck Sports Editor..................Ted Clark Faculty Editor..........Dorothy Anderson Senior Editor....................Ted Vye Junior Editor.................Carolyn Carlat Sophomore Editor...............Marvin Carter Freshman Editors .... Dorothy Anderson Delores Ulstad Advertising Editor...Elaine Stebbins Ad Solicitors: Carolyn Troyer, Miles Armstrong, Carolyn Carlat Staff Members: Orene Price, Dorothy Olsted, Nancy Stickelberger WOMEN'S DORMITORY President ............................. Joy Monson Vice President..... Carolyn Thomas Secretary ....... ...............Charmaine Johns Treasurer .......................... Leanna Stohr House Mother...................... Mrs. Rose LeBart Women’s Dormitory Council First Row: L. to R.: Charmaine Johns, Anna Jimeo, Joy Monson. Second Row: Marion Eld-ering, Harriet Baron. Donna Simonis, Pat O’Leary. Carolyn Thomas. Third Row: Jane Lawrence, Jane Harney. Helen Anderson, Dorothy Scherting. Leanna Stohr. What’cha Doin’? MEN'S DORMITORY First Row: L. to R.: Bill Pittman, Mr. Vestal, Ed Vestal, Secretary; Bill Strausburg. Second Row: L. to R.: Larry Ridle, Treasurer; Joe Carver, President; Cliff Revelle, Vice President; Jim Johnson, Gordon Forster. Mr. Mrs. Vestal, House Mon Dad Wake Up, Bill! They Do Study! Once-in-a-While! Eating, Per Usual ■I Easterns 30th Homecoming A royal welcome was accorded students and alumni as they gathered on the campus for a two-day celebration, October 11 and 12. Miss Ila Hart (right) of Powell, Wyo., was crowned queen to reign over the annual event. Her attendees shown below (L. to R.) were Miss Joy Monson of Ronan, Miss Carolyn Carlat of Quietus, and Miss Karen Lynch of Billings. The Yellowjacket grid warriers blasted the Northern Lights in a 52-0 victory on Saturday afternoon. The football field was dedicated in honor of Coach Oscar Bjorgum at halftime. Bringing the 1957 Homecoming to a fitting climax was the dance in the Student Union Ballroom. The theme, also recognizing the 30th anniversary of the college was, “A String of Pearls.” Shown at the left above is the Royal Court as the Queen and her atendants were presented appropriate gifts. PAGE 116 Easterns Sweetheart Pretty, sparkling Virginia Samuelson (right) of Billings reigned over the annual Sweetheart Ball on February 15. Brown-eyed, brunette Ginny is a sophomore majoring in elementary education. A heart theme was carried out in decorations of the Student Union Ballroom for the gala affair. Attendants of the queen shown below (L. to R.) were Miss Mary Frances Palmersheim of Billings, Miss Sonja Dawson of Rosebud, and Miss Isabelle Peterson of Laurel. The Royal Court is shown at the left above during intermission. Other pictures were taken during the evening of festivities. SPINSTERS' SPREE Spring Fever was the theme for the annual Spinsters' Spree held May 3 in the Student Union Ballroom. Jack Hilleboe, freshman candidate and a pre-med student, was crowned the Most Eligible Bachelor of 1958. Josephine Carnate, President of the Women's Recreation Association officiated in the coronation ceremonies. Presiding over the evening's entertainment was Mr. William Sturdy as Master of Ceremonies. Entertainment was provided by Jack Cohen and Elissa Phelps. Stan Richards band provided the music. Shown below are members of the court. From 1. to r. are Ward Fenton of Hysham, Dan Degenhart of Billings and Roger DeBourg of Red Lodge„ PAGE 119 Sadie Hawkins Day MUSIC DEPARTMENT Men's Chorus First Row: L. to R.: Mr. Arthur Humphreys, Warren Frank, Dick Berglund, Jerry Alm-sted, Jack Taggart, Bob Harlen, Joseph Bender, Bob Kaufman. Not Pictured: Bill Abra-hamson. Madrigal Ensemble: Arthur Humphreys, Harvey Zimmerman, Warren Frank. Elissa Phelps, Gloria Paumer, Evelyn Howard, Carroll Alstad, Orene Price, Amelia Madison, John Schif-fer, Sam Frank, Dr. George Boyer. PAGE 121 EASTERN'S MIXED CHORUS First Row: L to R.: Gloria Paumcr. Josephine Camate. Marion Eldering. Benton Barnhart. Professor Arthur F. Humphreys, Po Murry. John Schiffer, Kay Schultz. Janice Helyer. Virginia Vivian. Second Row: L. to R : Jane Tarrant, Patricia Kleppen. Elissa Phelps. Joan Audet. James Wrightson. Warren Frank. Ivan Ness, Janice Torske, Deanna Bohart. Dorothy Scherting. Third Row: L. to R : Marlene McAlear. Betty Hooker. Joy Monson. Gay Weidlcr, Sharon King. Stanley Torrence, Gary Freebury, Joyce Berner, Leone Smith. Patricia MacDuffee, Velma Knowling. Back Row: L. to R.: Adriana Jimeno. Helen Jeffers. Evelyn Howard. Frances Bondy, Leanna Stohr, Verna Abbott, Sally Pollari, Nancy Engelhardt. Darlene Vesely. Flute Trio: Carroll Alstad, Mary Johnson, Orene Price. German Hand: Jim Wrightson, Gary Free-bury, Ivan Ness. Jack Taggart, Warren Frank. Dance Band: W'arren Frank. Jack Taggart, Po Murry. Mary LaRowe, Bud Ridenour. Kay Aber. Joyce Berner. Bob Braun. Gary Freebury. Virginia Williams at piano. Clarinet Fnsemble: Jim Wrightson, Lois Buening, Loretta Eckhardt, Eileen Cox, Gary Freebury. Percussion Group: Mary LaRowe. Pat Meadows, Tom Vestal. Darlene Vesely. PAGE 123 Band ai Practice Brass Choir: Virginia Williams, Sam Frank, Bud Ridenour, Po Murry, Warren Frank, Eve lyn Howard. By Patricia Joudry Presented Under the Direction of WILLIAM H. STURDY Assistant to Director..Larry Anderson Technical Director......Ken Pederson CAST MRS. GRANT.......Dee Leffingwell MELINDA GRANT......Patricia Beck MISS ROBSON .....Joyce Wonsetler POLLY FISHER..............Elissa Phelps BRUCE MITCHELL...............Ron Pering ANNE......................Carole Blown ELEANOR..................Claudia Greene WILL HENDERSON.....Dick Westwell MRS. HENDERSON...Yvonne Hageness MR. HENDERSON................Ken Pederson Teach Me PAGE 125 Dark Victory THE CAST DR. FREDRICK STEELE Tom FitzSimmons MISS WAINWRIGHT Leann Stohr DR. PARSONS Dave Groll JUDITH TRAHERNE Jean Kimball ALDEN BLAINE Sally Pollari BILL EWING Leroy Knaub CONNIE EWING Marlene Bovsun JANETTE BORDEN Ruby Ann Swartz LESLIE CLARKE Dick Westwell MISS JENNY Jane Lawrence MICHAEL Jack Cohen JOSIE Kaye Bottomley POSTMAN Jack Cohen MAN _____________________________ Harold Gilbertson TECHNICAL CREWS Technical Director.. Ken Pederson Properties______________________ Pat Beck, Dee Leffingwell Publicity .....Leann Stohr, Professor Grover Electrician----------------------------------------- Larry Anderson Business and House Manager Ushers____________________ PAGE 126 Jim Wrightson Spurs Elissa Phelps ___... Harold Gilbertson, Pat Beck, Leann Stohr, Jean Kimball, Benita Steel, Lennie Brush, Dick Berglund, Dick West-well, Dee Leffingwell, Elissa Phelps, Kaye Bottomley Bell, Book and Candle by JOHN van DRUTEN Under the direction of William H. Sturdy THE CAST GILLIAN HOLROYI) . ....... Marvel Lowrance SHEPHERD HENDERSON ................ John Davis AUNT QUEENIE ...................... Sally Pollari NICKY HOLROYI) Royer DeBourg SIDNEY REDLITCH ................. David, Groll TECHNICAL CREWS ASSISTANT-TO-THE-DIRECTOR David Groll STAGE MANAGER __________________ Frank Danichek ASSISTANTS-TO-THE-STAGE MANAGER Gary Kainu Yvonne Hageness ELECTRICIAN _____________________Larry Anderson COSTUMES........................... Fat Beck PROPERTIES__________________________ Pat Nelson Carrie Peshkur BUSINESS MANAGER „______________ Jim Wrightson PUBLICITY and PROGRAMS ......... Roger DeBourg HOUSE MANAGER . _________________ Jim Wrightson STAGE CREW__________ Members of Alpha Psi Omega and Katoya Players Spurs PAGE 127 USHERS The Alumni Association The Executive Council of the Eastern Alumni Association is shown above discussing plans for former students From 1. to r. are: Dr. Charles Price, Adviser; William Fox, President; Peggie Denney, Sec y-Treas'r; Robert Doming, Vice President; Francis Morgan, Director. Not shown are Lydia Plath and Shirley Baker, Directors. Every Former Eastern Student is Invited to Join Your Alumni Association Keep the Association posted as to any change in your address, attend Homecoming, the district MEA Alumni Dinners, and the big holiday banquet each year Shown at the right are Sue Thompson and June Hamilton, Co-Chairmen for the 1958 Homecoming celebration. Plan now to Attend 1958 HOMECOMING NOVEMBER 7 and 8 SUPPORT OF EASTERN AND HER ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEANS MORE PRESTIGE FOR YOU, A FORMER STUDENT PAGE 128 PATRONIZE RIMROCK ADVERTISERS The managers of these business establishments are interested in you as a student at Eastern and take pride in Eastern Montana College. H MAYTAG WESTINGHOUSE H o APPLIANCES g M 113 North 27th Street Ph.2-3888 W Hillings. Montana I'm Blowing My Whistle for the Graduates of Eastern Billings Laundry Sanitone Cleaners Ph. 3-3111 Congratulations, Seniors KOPPE’S I0« NOUN i� o� ow� r • IUINGJ MONTANA “Famous for Diamonds’' PAGE 129 P Wh l BEN FRANKLIN ImV Cl VARIETY STORE Evergreen Shopping Center Open 9 to 9 WRIGHT'S SHOES Red Goose Shoes— —Grace I Talker Shoes 117 N. 29th St. Phone 2-4310 We give S H Green Stamps WARD CITY Groceries — Drugs — Appliances 3021 3rd Ave. N. Phone 8-8077 Hvadquattvrs lot famous Philco Products Charles House of Beauty 1233 N. 27th St. Phone 7-7793 Personal Attention to Hair Styling. Hair Shaping, Permanents Painl Glass Wallpaper Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 W. P. FULLER CO. 15 North 29th St. Billings Insured Savings Home Loans SECURITY SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Billings Montana GOOD taste is not just LUCK, it’s MEADOW GOLD ta jV ° MEN’S WEAR 2815 Second Ave. North and the new m. r sHOP j 2716 Third Ave. North Featuring Young Men's Styles Midland Drug Company “The Prescript ion Center Just west of the Postoffice Phone 4-4488 Corner 27th and 1st Ave. N. Congratulations, Seniors Special icing in Offset MAYNARD STATIONERY CO. Distributors of A. B. Dick Products Mimeograph Spirit Offset Equipment and Supplies 3307 4th Ave. N. Ph. 5-5908 PAGE 130 SELBY RE-PRINT CO. Engineering and Drawing Supplies 114 N. 27lh Phone 2-0586 110 North Broadway For the Style You Want. At a Price You'll Like Yellowstone County Implement Co. 1824 First Ave. N. Phone 6-6869 Billings MIDLAND BOWLING ALLEY Lunch Counter — Air Conditioned Parking Lots Nearby 115 6 N. 27th Phone 2-9946 Bowl for Health Recreation to the GlaAA. of 195? The Carter Oil Company MARKETING DEPARTMENT PAGE 131 D D ROLLER RINK West of Billings on Laurel Rd. Parties Invited by College Organisations WOODROW'S Prescription Shops 222North 28th Street 2814 9th Avenue North Distinctive Cutting and Shaping by Wilbur PALACE Barber and Beauty Shop 28171 2nd Ave. N. Phone 5-5956 Compliments of i BEST WISHES JEWELERS 28 I 7 Second Avenue North BILLINGS, MONTANA From NYE'S DAIRY 910 Poly Drive EXCELLENCEon all counts with smart fashions from the Hart-Albin Company In Billings Since 1902 PAGE 132 Billings and Hansen Pianos MUSIC BOX Organs 2709 2nd Avenue North Band Instruments Records Cosmetics Gifts Ca tidies Prescriptions BROADWATER PHARMACY PHONE 9-7861 JOHN H. MALONE CENTER LANES SSKKBF “Your Downtown Recreational Headquarters’ 109 N. 30th St. J. II. Hub Davies. Owner LINDAMOOD MUSIC CO. Nan I.indamood — John Peterson Baldwin Pianos—Baldwin Organs—Conn Band Instruments—Used Pianos—Band Instrument Repair—Western Music Books—Western Records —Hi-Fi Records—Radios—Teachers’ Music 224 N. Broadway—Billings Phone 9-4185 -j VTHE'-SSTOCKMAN, Q leAe nilzn nrieeX iTl n 2809-11 Montana Avenue Barber Shop — Cafe — Sport Goods Abstracts Title Insurance MIDLAND EMPIRE TITLE CO. 206 North 27th St. Ph. 9-5147 CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Be Modern-Use Gas SEE YOUR APPLIANCE DEALER OR PAGE 133 Set Your Table Better for Less 1142 Grand Avenue ALWAYS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Your l:amily Store—First at JQflt ) oil'll find brand names yon knoie . . . and priees to meet e oil eye b n d y e t s . Slut I 'anyhn's. )'on'll be ylad yon did.' For fun-in-lhe-sun sportswear. . . shop VAUGHN'S Street Floor Sportswear department PAGE 134 DAVE'S MOBIL SERVICE DAVE JOHNSTON. OWNER Socony-Mobil Products LAUREL. MONTANA C. B. CONOCO 401 W. Main. Laurel Phone 540 We Give Clark's M M Red Stamps” Flee Pick Up and Delivery Service PEGGY'S STYLE SHOP Mrs. Marguerite Palmer Nationally Advertised 11 ’omen's A pparcl 16 2 First Avenue. Laurel Phone 14 ROYSDON FURNITURE STORE h'rigidaire Household Appliances Motorola 'J'clcvision 213 W. Main St.—Laurel Phone 87 0. M. WOLD CO. Since 1909 Laurel Billings MODERN CHEVROLET CO. 305 W. Main Laurel Authorised Chcirolet Sales, Service Night IVrecker c° Vtores TO CO AST NATIONAUY OiGAMtfIC Locally Owned Phone 43 Jim Handy Laurel Were Building Today to Supply Your Power Needs Today ... and Tomorrow Since we were organized in 1912, we always have stayed ahead of the needs of our customers. That still is our policy. An example: Work now is being pushed on Cochrane Project near Great Falls, where ground was broken October 6, 1956, for our 13th hydroelectric plant. We also have a steam-electric generating plant at Billings. All of this means that every time you flick your wall switch vnu are tapping 611,000 kilowatts of power—nearly twice as much as was available on our system at the end of World War II. That’s why it is no idle boast when we say we are . . . Helping the State Grow The Montana Power Co. PAGE 135 NELSON MUSIC HOUSE Mason A Hamlin and Chickerine Pianos Holton Hand Instruments Complete Hi Ki Largest Stock of Records in Hillings Thomas and Lowrey Organs 2720 3rd Ave. North Ph. 9-2553 SupnarLA. JukniiWiSL Qo. 2901 Minnesota Ave. Phone 2-2686 The Finest in Furniture91 3 Stores to Serve You Hopper's Billings Floral Joe Hopper HUMMEL DRUGS Prescriptions — Kodak Supplies Year Around Toy Dept — Gifts Fountain 2824 2nd Ave. North Ph. 6-6225 That Man wishes you KASPER good shuttersnapping Your Authorized Kodak Dealer NIFTY . . . assures success throughout life if you have all your clothes -.ix-o-F x si nn.. .at fitemhfa Chet Scott CLEANERS napp CORNER 1st AVE. N. and 24th ST. Groceries ---------- Drugs-------Clothing Shoos PAGE 136 CONGRATULATIONS MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY Hallmark Cards, Cosmetics Cameras and Film Pens. Gifts, Candy Jewelry. Stationary 6-llr. Photo Finishing The College Drug Store (We Cash Your Checks) 1240 Norlh 27th St. Ph. 2 0327 Ray C. Steiner, Registered Pharmacist Rimrock Lodge “Home of the Bridal Suites Eastern Students, Friends and Parents Always Welcome at Our Lodge 1203 N. 27th St. Phone 2-2189 “Across from the College” Today— Better Taste call6 for RC Be sure to get plenty of Royal Crown COLA PAGE 137 11 IW know lVlONTANA . . History-Minded Montana Montana became history-minded at an early period of its existence. The Territory of Montana was created under Act of Congress which was approved May 26. 1864. Only 21 months later Col Wilbur F. Sanders of Virginia City fame and his associates had brought about the passage of a measure creating an historical society. The first meeting of the organization was held in the office of Dance and Stuart, Virginia City, on Feb. 25, 1865. The first president, temporary and permanent, was Granville Stuart. He also was the first treasurer. H. L. Hosmer was the first historian. The first board of directors was composed of Hosmer, Sanders, Malcolm Clark, Chris P. Higgins and Walter W DeLacey. F M. Thompson was chairman of the committee which nominated these officers. Stuart, Thompson and Hosmer were the members of the committee that selected the society’s seal. The society was created as exciting history was being made. There wasn’t much historical material to work on, except the recollections of the trail blazers themselves. However, the society did take a firm foothold in those early days and has maintained an existence without interruption. For eight years the society depended upon individual effort in the collection of both material and funds. The first legislative appropriation was signed May 7, 1873, and provided for an annual payment of $150 for the purchase of manuscripts and books relating to the territory and for other expenses. ★ ★ ★ THE page 138 At The Mixers MILKY WAY Where Eastern Students Meet 108 Poly Drive Fountain Service — Sandwiches Dinners PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD O' 'O S Since 1906” 2815 1st Ave. N. Billings Congratulations. Seniors THE FOODLINER, INC. irom 1223 N. 27th St. F. W. Woolworth The Finest in Foods CONGRATULATIONS Students and Graduates BENNETT DRUG STORES Evergreen Shopping Center them Hotel 124 North t Three Convenient Torations SEE OUR FABLIAUS NEW STORE . . . WHERE YOU'LL fbid . . . I“Everything to Build Anything' UMBE HAP OWAAf • PAJWT 0 FOURTH AVE. N. AT TWENTY-SEVENTH ST. PH. 9-5531 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING STROUP HARDWARE Wishes to Congratulate the Graduating Students of Eastern 2810-12-14 Minnesota Avenue Wholesale — Retail PAGE 139 BEST WISHES for your future success from Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Billings and Red Lodge THE PIN CUSHION Draperies — Yard Goods — Notions Upholstery Decorating Services in Your Home No Obligation — No Charge 2707 2nd Ave. North Phonr 2-191H Don't gamble with your future . . . put your appearance in our hands! mildred Kazel BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE Montana’s Larges! Complete Home Furnishings Store Y FURNITURE yo«r ho« it o r busintt !’ 113 N. 30th St. Ph.4-4858 Broadwav at Minnesota Phone 4-4104 t- Z u X X u. H X w X • E- i i U x X X (A H X 1 X tr. 0 X kl X ffi 1 id 8 a w Q X H BULLETIN BOARDS STUDENT LAMPS - ATHLETIC SUPPLIES TYPEWRITERS JEWELRY (?Aay'i ztuCatiatt . . • On Your Achievements at Eastern From Your COLLEGE BOOK STORE Buyers of Used Books Stop in and See Us When You Visit Your Alma Mater PAPER BACK BOOKS GREETING CARDS DRUG ITEMS GIFT WRAP SHAEFFER PENS y. C X rr X y. y. H o x X -n x x n rr X c o x PAGE 140 Little Las CLARK'S SAVES YOU MONEY EVERY DAY— ct VYlahkotdu fi ■ M-M STAMPS P Give Extra Value % CLARK'S DRIVE-IN | t 3953 Montana Ave. CLARK'S 1st AVE. S h 2207 1st Ave. N. CLARK'S EVERGREEN 9 1309 Grand Ave. 8 tuummma -r.tn Congratulations on Your Scholastic Record jC«Mtncky TWed B o r 3 Big Boys to Serve You 1041 Broadwater Ave. First Avenue South and 37th Street Rimrock and Airport Road The Most Famous Hamburgers. Pizza Burgers. Fountain Service in the West PAGE 141 COMPLIMENTS OF THE Archie Cochrane Motors Empire Motors, Inc. R. B. Fraser, Inc. Lew Chevrolet Company George R Pierce Company MacIntyre Motor Company Mulvaney Motor Company PAGE 142 Ryan Oldsmobile, Inc. Sterling Motors, Inc. F. A Whitaker Buick. Inc Yellowstone Motor Sales Student President Weds Start Your Day the Ideal Way with . . LISSA BROTHERS BILLINGS WESTERN LITHO-PRINT, INC. Lithographers — Printers — Publishers Foremost in Modern Office Furniture Home of TheYelloujstone News Telephone 3-3103 13-15 North 27th Street Billings, Montana Your Annual was lithographed in our modern plant PAGE 143 BOOSTERS FOR EASTERN MONTANA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Diulis Jewelry, 13 1st Ave., Laurel Hageman Elevator Co,, Laurel Laird Radio Electic, Laurel Laurel Trading Co., 119 W. Main LeDuc Jewelers, 21 1st Ave,, Laurel Marshal1-WeiIs, 105 W. Main, Laurel McCormick Food Mart, Laurel Swede Carlson, Billings Acme Beauty College, Billings Mrs, Ellen K„ Armstrong, Livingston Congratulations. Seniors CHRIS-ANN FLORAL 2708 2nd Ave. N. Phone 2-7179 “Tell It With Timers' GRAND LANES BOWLING ALLEYS Brunswick Automatic Racks Bowl Any Time Free Instruction SUMMER LEAGUES 2032 Grand Ave. Phone 2-0300 Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 from BUTTREYS in Billings THK FRIENDLY DEPARTMENT STORE . j v ' • - • m -r- ' V- ’a ' � . v ,- . 1 'c v,v jP ' .v 1,. ,’ -•• ,:V ukm K , ; 1 « M ■ 'r