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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1960 volume:

The 1960 Rimrock Presented by the Associated Students Eastern Montana College Volume Thirty-two Billings, Montana Foreword As memory preserves illusion and fact, so limo destroys illusion and alters fact. The function of the Rimrock is tha of recording tangible fact in an attempt to preserve for alumni both that fact and emotional illusion. It is only possible o halt what is called progress symbolically. Pictures can preserve an impression of past events; copy can aid in recalling those events to the reader. In thirty or forty years when you return o look at the old school. you’ll not find it—nor will you find the old Billings. You'll find the institution which you attended here in name only; the physical plant and academic processes will be largely foreign to you. One physical feature of Eastern and Billings that will not have changed will be the rimrocks. which, to you. will be the symbol of a bygone day. as will this yearbook, the Rimrock. 1. Mix - w. - ■ u ? ; + r f A - H ■' : • • r ■- ’• jK-. j-... k ■'_n ■ - ' I t 1 • « '� tlllllDllllMBMIM . - v • . . • ' • , '• — • • '� . 1 « • •, • 1 ■£$’ Contents ’ . 4 ' - . - « « , L - . i - 1° V . •• - 96 The Campus Academics -Athletics F eatures Organizations Advertising 130 - ’’ 154 . ■ Dedication In appreciation of his outstanding contributions toward the betterment of Eastern Montana College of Education, we dedicate the 1960 Rimrock to Dr. Harold L. Altcrowitz. A member of the EMCE faculty since 1948. Dr. Alterowitz is head of the health, physical education and recreation department and director of athletics. He holds the B.S.S. degree from the College of the City of New York and the M.A. and Ed.D degrees from Teachers College of Columbia University. He has served as the Montana representative to the American Association of Health. Physical Education and Recreation assembly and is a member of several AAHPER committees. In 1956-57 he was president of the northwest AAHPER district. Dr. Altcrowitz is currently a consultant to the curriculum committee on physical education for Montana. He holds the office of president of the Montana Collegiate Conference for the second time in 12 years. In April 1959 the HPER Journal published Dr. Alterowitz's article, ‘‘The Emasculation of Physical Education.” A description of his TV program. Look Like a Million. appeared in the October issue. Dr Alterowitz’s 13th year at EMCE will be highlighted by the construction of the new physical education plant —after years of planning and hard work, a dream come true. Carol Brown Editor The camera catches Shorty in a few of his many activities: (top) Dr. Altcrowitz and Mrs. Gloria Karr demonstrate physical fitness exercises for housewives on the afternoon TV program. Look like a Million ; (second) advising HPER majors during registration; (third) leading the bunny hop line at an alumni dinner dance; (fourth) working with Jumping Jacks and Jills, a group of campus school children; (bottom) receiving a faculty service certificate at the February dinner honoring professors with ten or more years of service to EMCE. 3 Administration Building Education Building Greenhouse I Eastern Begins Construction Of Physical Education Building Construction of a $1V4 million physical education building for the Eastern Montana College of Education campus began in February, following the award of contracts to three Billings firms by the University of Montana Board of Regents. The building, scheduled for completion by fall quarter of 1961, is being constructed on the east side of No. 27th St., on the site of the old practice athletic field. Overall dimensions of the building will be 227 feet by 217 feet. The structure will contain a regulation National Collegiate Athletic Association swimming pool, a gymnasium with a seating capacity of 4,000, offices for members of the physical education faculty, classrooms, two concession units, dressing rooms for faculty members, locker rooms for men and women students, a dancing room, two activity rooms and a handball court. 6 Architect’s sketch of the new physical education building now under construction on the EMCE campus. Construction work begins on • the EMCE physical education building, scheduled for completion in 1961. Women's Residence Hall Men's Residence Hall Student Union Building Administration..........10 Governing Boards — .. 13 The President .. 14 Administrators 15 Faculty....................18 Services...................26 Classes................................30 Seniors ................... .. 31 Juniors .... 41 Sophomores .................. 45 Freshmen 55 Administration THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA BOARD OF REGENTS: E. A Dye. Mrs. F H. Petro. George N. Lund. Msgr. Emmett J. Riley. Miss Harriet Miller, state superintendent of public instruction. J Hugo Aronson, Governor of Montana. Mrs. George Chambers. Merrit Warden. Boynton C. Paige. University of Montana Board of Regents EMCE Local Executive Board EMCE LOCAL EXECUTIVE BOARD OF EDUCATION: Dr. Lincoln J Atkins. Mrs. R. C. Dillavou. Dr. H. L. Steele. Grover C. Cisel, Otis L. Packwood. Milton E. Johnson. DR HERBERT L STEELE The President For each of us this annual represents reflection of the past year as well as anticipation for the future. Friendships newly acquired, knowledge and insights gained, success and frustration contributing to attaining maturity, all are reflected herein. Many times in the years to come the events of the past months will be re-created from these pages. Future class reunions will justify to students and faculty the anticipation of accomplished achievement. It is my hope that this year has resulted in a mutual interchange of influence between each of you and the College—you have left a small part of you to influence the future development of Eastern, and a part of the College goes with you through your life. H. L. Steele President 14 DR. LINCOLN J AIKINS Vice President; Dean of Faculty MILTON E. JOHNSON Business Manager 15 FRANCIS G. MORGAN MISS CAROL SAUNDERS Doan of Women; Director of Student Activities 1- 16 DR. WILLIAM A. GARRISON Director of Counseling Administration ARTHUR E. SOULSBY Director of Placement 17 CHESTER H ROBERTS Librarian Mjllllllll Faculty IB Faculty GIL ALLARDYCE History. Humanities OSCAR ALM Biology HAROLD ALTEROWITZ Physical Education ELMER ANDERSEN Geology. Geography ANNE ARNOLD English WILLIAM BARRY Biology JACK BOBBITT English OSCAR BJORGUM Physical Education WILSON CLARK Science 19 E LYLE COOPER English VERNOM COOPER History Faculty DALE DAUGHERTY Sociology GILBERT DYER Economics T EUGENE ELLIOTT Chemistry ALLEN FELDNER Physical Education ADA GAMBRELL Business 20 GEORGE GLOEGE Chemistry Faculty VERNON GROSSHUESCH Education CHARLES GRUENERT English CHRISTY HALE Education WILLIAM HOHEISEL Biology GLEN JOHNSON Philosophy, Humanities ISABELLE JOHNSON Art KENNETH KARR Physical Education 21 MARY KREUL Business, English EMMA MELTON Education J. DAVID McGANN Cerebral Palsy Center Coordinator ROBERT McRAE Physics ROSEMARY MILKOVITCH Mathematics FREDERICK MILLER Drama HELENE NORTHCUTT Art Humanities GEORGE PERKINS Music. Humanities OLIVER PETERSON Mathematics Faculty JAMES PLATT Education ROBERT REDDING Mathematics DORA REESE Education JOHN REQUE Journalism GEORGE ROLLINS History. Humanities 23 AMALIE SHANNON REUBEN SCHLAHT English Business JULIE SHELTON Mathematics HAROLD SLAGLE Music Faculty LUCY SMITH Physical Education BEN STEELE Art, Humanities DARLEEN STEPHENS Education 24 MAURICE STUMP English C. PAUL THOMPSON French. Humanities JAMES THOMPSON Business Faculty RAYMOND TROYER Education FRED VAN VALKENBURG Humanities LOUIS VERALDI Business C. ROBERT WATERMAN Education DENNIS WINTERS Speech 25 FRANK K. JOHNSTON. Director of Physical Plant and Auxiliary Services 26 Bookstore Staff: Mrs. Violette Romek, Mrs. Edna Frost, Manager, Vern Gilbert OFFICE STAFFS: Front row: Miss Patricia Robinson, secretary. Education Division; Mrs Elsie Thomas, library assistant; Mrs. Joyce Morain, secretary, Student Personnel Services; Mrs. Janice Amen, Business Office; Miss Gayle Schanck, secretary. Student Activities. Second row: Mrs. Dana Johnson, secretary, Divisions of Language Literature and Social Science; Mrs. Irene Wright, secretary, Dean of Education; Mrs Patricia Sherlock, secretary. Director of Admissions; Miss Kathleen McConaha, cashier, Business Office; Miss Cleo Hciken, secretary. Public Relations; Miss Elsie Roemmich, PBX operator; Miss Shirley Walter, secretary. Plant and Purchasing; Miss JoAnn Mar-inkovich, secretary, Physical Education and Science Departments. Back row: Mrs. Maxine Mayer, secretary, President’s Office; Mrs. Jean Palmersheim. secretary. Vice President’s Office; Miss Karense Hansen, stenographer, Registrar’s Office; Mrs. Peggy Johnson, assistant to Registrar; Mrs. Christine Cromwell, clerk. Registrar’s Office; Mrs. Lorrene Schardt, secretary, Counseling Center; Mrs. Peggy Reid, supervisor, Machines Pool; Mrs. Polly Vaterlaus, assistant to Business Manager. Special Services FOOD SERVICES: Front row: Mrs. Marie Frank, Mrs. Nora Rapstad, Mrs. Rose Rider, Mrs. Lillian Birkland; Back row: Mrs. Dorothy Nichols. Mrs. Ruth Terwedo. Mrs. Virginia Riek, Director, Mrs. Thelma Olin, Mrs. Ina Christensen. Mrs. Elizabeth Conrad CAMPUS SCHOOL FACULTY: Mrs. Joan ScIvidge. second grade; Mrs. Evelyn Emerson. special education; Miss Violet Nelson, fourth grade; Mrs. Emma Melton, kindergarten; Mrs. Irene Sorlie. acting principal, third grade; Frank Dell, sixth grade; Mrs Dorcas Curtiss. first grade; Mrs. Shirley Voyta. fifth grade. Special Services 28 CEREBRAL PALSY CENTER STAFF: J. David McCann, coordinator; Mrs. Hazel Benson. speech therapy; Carl Hanson, elementary teacher; Miss Afton Higgs, occupational therapy; Mrs. Mary Jane Hahn, physical therapy; Miss Maxine Black, public health nurse; Mrs. Lena Corey, nursery and kindergarten teacher; Dr. John Taylor psychologist. 29 Class of 1960 Senior class officers are Robert Jensen, vice president; Bill Hilton, president; and Marilynn Sheard. secretary-treasurer. Dr. C. Robert Waterman is class adviser. RONALD E ADAMS Billings Biology. Physical Education Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1; Student Legislature 2; E Club 1. 2. 3. 4; HPER Club 1. 2. EDNA ANDERSON Joliet Elementary Education SEA 1. 2. 3. 4. JOSEPH BACKMAN Laurel Social Science Pi Kappa Delta 3. 4; Math Club 3, 4; Social Science Club 3. 4. 30 Seniors FRED BRINKMAN Chinook Elementary Education Class President 1; Men’s Chorus 1; Basketball 2; IK 2; SEA 1. 2. 3. 4 RUTHANN BARNICOAT Butte Elementary Education Montana State University 1; Choir 2; Student Union Board 4; Student Legislature 4; AWS 4; SEA 3; Who’s Who 4. MARY LEE BLANKENSHIP Hardin Elementary Education SEA 1. 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; WRA 1. 2; Women’s Dorm Council 4; Who’s Who 4. HERBERT E PREDOW Great Falls Biology Flying Club 3. MARVIN CARTER Charlo Biology IK Duke 3; Student Union Board President 4; King Rex 3: Rimrock Editor 2; Football 1; Track 2, 3; E Club 3; Who’s Who 4 JANE E. CLARK Broadview Elementary Education 31 JIM CONNOR Billings Social Science Santa Ana, Calif, Junior College 1. 2 DOROTHY H COOLEY Billings Elementary Education SEA 1. 2. 3. 4; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3, 4. THELMA COOPER Huntley Elementary Education SEA 1, 2, 3, 4. 32 FRED DANIELS Billings Physical Science JAMES W. DENNY Billings Elementary Education Class Vice President 1; Class President 2; Forensics 2. Seniors ARCHIE HOLDEN Billings Physical Science University of North Dakota 1. 2. JOHN DRACON Billings English Basketball 1, 2. 3; Student Legislature President 3; Homecoming Committee 3, 4: Forensics 3; Who’s Who 4. I CLAUDIA GREENE Billings Elementary Education Katoya Players 2, 3. 4, Secretary 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 4; AWS 3. 4; SEA 1. 2, 3. 4 NORMAN E. HAGEN Plentywood Business Education SEA 4. EVELYN HOWARD Billings Music CHARLES A. HOWE Chinook Physical Education JEFFRIE IAMS Billings Elementary Education SEA 4. ALICE JENKINS Hysham Special Education Choir 1; Spurs 2; Kappa Delta Epsilon 4. ROBERT R. JENSEN Joliet Social Science SEA 4; Class Vice President 4. - Seniors EDITH KALBERG Hardin Elementary Education Wisconsin State College, River Falls 1, 2; SEA 3, 4. DONALD P. KIPP Billings Mathematics Math Club 2, 3. 4. BAIRD B. LANG WORTHY Billings English Kappa Phi Kappa. 3. 4. President 4; SEA 4. 34 V Seniors NOREEN MADSEN Billings Elementary Education SEA 1, 2. 3. 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3 BRONISLAW MAICHRZAK Billings Elementary Education JOHN A McADAMS Simms Mathematics TED R. MOOS Glendive Biology JAMES L. MATTHEWS Billings Social Science Montana State College 1 BARBARA NIHILL Billings Art Retort Editor 3; AWS Council 3, 4. Social Chairman 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3. 4; Art Club 4. 35 PATRICK J. NIHILL Moore Business Education DORIS RHODE OLSON Worland. Wyoming Elementary Education Kappa Delta Epsilon 4; University of Wyoming 1, 2, 3. Seniors EUGENE M. PETERSON Bozeman Mathematics JAMES F. PATTERSON Alliance, Nebraska Biology Student Union Board 4; HPER Club 3. 4. BETTY ORCUTT Conrad Elementary Education Arizona State University 1. 2, 3 GEORGE PFAFF Billings Social Science Social Science Club 3, 4. President 4; SEA 1. 2, 3. 4; Student Legislature Vice President 4; IK 4. Seniors ALVIN QUIRING Frazer Social Science Freeman Junior College. S. Dak. 1. 2; Madrigal Singers 3: Choir 3; Men's Dormitory President 3; SEA 4; Social Science Club 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 4; Men’s Dormitory Counselor 4; Who's Who 4 FRANCES RAMSAY Miles City Business Education Montana State College 1; SEA 2. 3. 4; Choir 3; Phi Beta Lambda 3. 4. Secretary 4; Rimrock 3. DON RIDER Hardin Mathematics Track 2. 3; E Club 3; HPER Club 1. 2. 3. 4; President 4; Student Union Board 1. 3; Student Legislature 3. GERALD D. SCHMITZ Sidney Social Science MARILYNN SHEARD Billings English Student Legislature Secretary 3. 4; Retort 3; Pep Club Secretary 1. HPER Club 1; Courtesy Crew 2. 3; Class Secretary 3. 4; Sweetheart Ball Candidate 4; Commencement Ball Chairman 3; SEA 3, 4; Newman Club 1, 2; Majorettes 1. 2, 4. President 4; Homecoming Committee 2. 3; Rimrock 4; Who's Who 4. CHRIS SHORE Helena Social Science Circle K 1. 2. 3. 4; SEA 2; Writers Club 2, 3. 37 LORRAINE THAYER Worden Health and Physical Education. Social Science HPER Club 1. 2. 3. 4. TIM TOWNSEND Billings Business Education Seniors ROY E WILLIAMS Billings Social Science SEA 4. 38 TOM WILSON Powell, W’yoming Business Education Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; E Club 3, 4. JAMES A. WRIGHTSON Billings English Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir 1. 2. 3; Rimrock 1; Class Secretary 2; Student Legislature 1, 3, 4, Business Manager 3. 4; Student Union Board 2. 3; Kappa Phi Kappa 4; Katoya Players 2; Who’s Who 4; Retort 1; SEA 3. 4. Seniors I JO ANN REISIG Sidney Business Education FREDERICK R. GREEN WILLIAM A. HILTON Billings St. Ignatius Biology Physical Education IK 1. 2. 4; Football 1. 2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Student Legislature 2, 3. 4. President 4; E. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; HPER Club I. 2, 3. 4; Class President 4; Who’s Who 4. 39 Class of 1961 Officers of the junior class are Jim Ridenour, Student Legislature representative; Marietta Forehand, vice president; Duane Pettersen, president; and Karen Wilson, secretary-treasurer. Dr. Earl Warne is class adviser. 40 ( S S ROBERT AAGARD Billings DUANE AHLGREN Billings DALE ANDERSON Lindsay o DOROTHY ANDERSON ip Anaconda - HELEN ANDERSON 4 Red Lodge NORMAN ANDERSON Joliet Juniors ROBERT AMICK Billings ROBERT ARMFIELD Billings LEONARD BECKER Billings ALICE BOGGS Brady ROSE MARIE BREW Billings CAROL BROWN Billings CLAIRE BUMAN Billings DONALD BURGENER Billings DONALD CLEVELAND Billings CLINTON CUMMINGS Richey RONALD ELLIS Billings SHARON FEUERHERM Billings RICHARD FICK Billings MARIETTA FOREHAND Joliet GORDON FORSTER Roberts WARREN FRANK Laurel PHILIP GANSON Billings ALVIN GEORGE Roscoe 41 Juniors DWAINE HAAGENSTAD Billings WAYNE HACKNEY Manderson. Wyo. MARY ANN HAGEN Wcstby JUNE HAMILTON Billings ELDON HANSON West by JEAN HUGHES Ballantine DONALD KESSLER Billings SHARON KIENENBERGER Malta CAROLYN KOENIG Billings JOHN LAITINEN Billings NEAL LININGER Billings LAWRENCE McKELVIE Billings MALCOLM McPHAIL Red Lodge RICHARD MOORE Billings LOIS MORIN Billings JACK MORRISON Powell, Wyo. PO MURRY Laurel WAYNE NELSON Billings 42 Juniors DUANE PETTERSEN Glendive GINGER RAMUS Billings DUANE ROMSOS Billings ED RUTLEDGE Billings LINDA STALLARD Miles City NANCY STICKELBERGER Laurel RAYMOND STREETER Billings DARLENE VESELY Billings AL WALKER Billings GORDON WALTER Billings SHEILA WILEY Manderson, Wyo. KAREN WILSON Billings KENNETH WYNN Billings ELLA YERGER Billings 43 JEAN ZIMBELMAN Brady Class of 1962 Sophomore class officers are Gary Evans, vice president; Dixie Fink, secretary-treasurer; and Jim Rowlan, president. Class adviser is James Thompson. ERNEST ALLWIN Laurel JOHN AMBROSE Billings LEO ARMSTRONG Billings MONTIE AUER Broadview GEORGE BABB Billings BOBBEE JO BAIRD Lewistown 44 Sophomores ERVIN BAKKEN Froid MAX BAUER Hysham DONALD BENDER Custer RONALD BENDER Custer LINDA BOLIN Absarokee WAYNE BOYCE Billings AGNES BRAATEN Billings LARRY BRASEN Scobey DARLENE BREN Lindsay DON BROWN Worland. Wyo. KENNETH BROWN Custer MYRNA BRUBAKER Terry JAMES BUNCH Billings BEE BURTON Reed Point 45 Sophomores LOWELL BUTLER Billings MICHAEL BUTLER Billings CLYDE CHRISTENSEN Columbus FRANK COMTE Billings SHARON COOK Hardin DARRELL COULTER Gillette, Wyo. CAROLE COWAN Billings RICHARD COWEE Billings GARY DAVIES Scobey CHARLES DAVIS Shelby TONY DeCARLO Laurel MILTON DEVRIES Sidney DENNIS DOBBIN Billings DICK DOVER Cody, Wyo. 46 LARRY DUNCAN Billings FRANKLIN ECKARD Belfry DWIGHT EDMONDS Powell, Wyo. MARGARET EMERY Billings Sophomores Sophomores Diana Gallagher Hilton and Audreysue Hageness were this year's recipients of $100 Cobb Foundation scholarships. CHARLENE ERB Billings GARY EVANS Laurel DALE FELLMAN Jordan BARBARA FINN Billings DELMAR FRIED Baker ORVAL GANGSTAD Billings CAROL GEORGE Laurel GEORGE GROVER Hardin AUDREYSUE HAGENESS Lewistown CHUCK HAINES Libby LANE HANSEN Livingston DIANE HANSON Billings 47 Sophomores HARDY HANSON Plentywood SANDRA HARTLEY Laurel ROSALIE HASHISAKI Miles City RON HATCHER Anaconda LORRAINE HAUGERUD Scobey ETHEL HEARE Red Lodge KEITH HEIN Billings JANICE HELGESON Glendive DONNA HELZER Bridger LARRY HERMAN Laurel MARGIE HERGENRIDER Bridger RAY HILARIO Billings DANNY HILL Billings ELAINE HOLLINGSWORTH Martin City JOAN HOUSE Ballantine BOB ILLE Lew is town 48 Sophomores DARLENE JOHNSON Westby DON JOHNSON Billings DONNA JONES Wilsall BOB JUDAH Billings FRANK KAMPFE Luther MIKE KEATING Billings JIM KNAPTON Columbia Falls TOM KNAUB Silesia JUNE KNIGHT Billings ROD KNUTSON Billings DON KRASKE Billings BERNICE KRUM Huntley NORMAN KUHL Billings FRANK LANE Billings LORRAINE LEHMAN Moore JULIE LESNICK Fishtail 49 Sophomores Sophomore Priscilla Whitehead examines sculpture in the exhibit sent to EMCE from the faculty of the Montana State College art department. MAXINE LINNELL Billings LILLIAN LITTLETON Ballantine AL LOFTSGAARDEN Power MYRNA LONG Billings ALLAN LUNDQUIST Billings SANDRA MADDEN Terry VELDA MASON Billings JAY MAY Billings . F .... JERRY McARTHUR Laurel LUCINDA McBRIDE Billings Charles McCartney Lewistown Robert McCullough Billings JUDITH McDANEL Billings letha McGovern Wyola NORMA McKERLICK Van Norman DALE McLANE Billings r 50 Sophomores BOB McNEES Lewistown LOR IN MILLER Billings CHARLES MISKE Wibaux DOUG NEIBAUER Billings PAT NELSON Lewistown ELVERA NEUHARDT Angela WALTER NORDSTROM Red Lodge RUTH OHLRICH Plevna SHARON PATEK Billings EUGENE PETERSEN Billings JIM PETERSEN Billings TED RAPSTAD Custer DELORES ROOS Terry CHARLES ROSSELL Billings JIM ROWLAN Billings LAURA RUZICK Ryegate 51 Sophomores MERILEE SCHMIDT High wood CLINTON SCHRYVER Billings RAY SHAFFER Weldon. III. GAYLE SHULL Billings RICHARD SIMMONS Fairview SHIRLEY SKARDA Denton PATRICIA SKERRITT Scoboy CAROL SOL Ronan ELIZABETH STEENSLAND Big Timber VIVIAN STOLTENBERG Billings DIANE SUSAG Scobcy TERRY SWANSON Billings LYNN TORSKE Crow Agency JADEE TWITCHELL Van Norman JUDITH UDIN Fairfield 52 Sophomores MARILEE VINCENT Billings LARRY WACKER Winnett KENNETH WAHL Fishtail LARRY WALSH Billings JIM WARD Westby GARY WELSH Billings MAUREEN WHITE Miles City DALE WILLIAMS Boulder City, Nev. DONNA WILLIAMS Billings MARLENE WICKA Beach, N. Dak. CLARA JEAN WILLE Jordan MARK WILSON Coleharbor, N. Dak. DON WOLFE Hardin LEONARD YOST Billings 53 Class of 1963 Freshman class officers are Jane Madson, secretary; Bonnie Laird, vice president: Don Hopwood, president; and Ken Tkach, treasurer. Class advisers were Richard Grover, fall quarter, and John Reque, winter and spring quarters. ROSE MARIE ABELL Hardin KAY ABER Columbus GRETA ABRAHAMSON Roberts PETER ADAMS Billings NANCY ADKINS Livingston JERRY ALEXANDER Ashkum, 111. 54 JOHN ALGUIRE Billings Freshmen CONNIE BAKER Scobey JAMES BAKER Glendive MARY LOU BARNICOAT Butte BERNARD ALLEN Livingston DOLORES ANDERSON Billings JEAN ARONEN Helena LARRY ARPAN Billings PATSY ARTHUR Winifred JAMES BARRUS Billings DELILAH BAUER Laurel DAVID BERGGREN Billings JACK BESSO Billings CURTIS BESWICK Billings JUANITA BLINN Livingston 55 Freshmen JUDITH BOGGS Billings GARY BOND Brockway KAREN BOND Lodge Grass TONY BORNHEIM Billings ELINOR BRANUM Miles City EDITH BRINK Billings JUDY BRINKEMA Laurel ELLIS BRINKERHOFF Billings JUDY BROWN Billings RUTH BROWNING Sidney KENNETH BROWNLEE Moccasin LEONA BUCHFINK Hardin JUDITH BUEHRING Bridger MILTON BURDICK Brady RICHARD BURTON Billings 56 Freshmen DENNIS CALKIN Bjllings NEVA CARLSON Great Falls JIM CARNEY Billings DAVID CONROY Judith Gap MARGARET COOKSON Froid JEANNETTE CRABTREE Poplar BETTY CRAIG Columbus KATHLEEN CROWLEY Billings RON DAHLMAN Power STEVE DALBY Billings DON DAVIS Billings JIM DAVIS Billings 57 Freshmen � v ZELA DAWSON Bridger GARY DEMAREE Billings MARCUS DENNY Busby CAROL DcVILLE Bearcreek LLOYD DeWITT Billings SHIRLEY DICE Sidney FRANCIS DOBROWSKI Beach, N. Dak. AUDREY DOMBROSKY Sidney DOROTHY DORN Billings JUDY DOWNER Livingston LARRY DOWNER Billings DAVID DOZE Billings SIMON DREESE Billings SHEELIA DUFFY Billings TOM DUMAY Columbia Falls 58 TONY DUMAY Columbia Falls NED DUNN Bridger PAT DUSTERHOFF Laurel SALLY DYE Billings Freshmen Talking things over in the SUB cafeteria are freshmen Dennis Schmidt. Robin Vincent and Toni Wardell. MARTHA EARL Billings TOM EDWARDS Bridger JULIE ELLIOTT Billings JOANN ELLIS St. Xavier KAY ELLIS Moccasin ELLEN FAHLGREN Billings STEVE FAKE Billings LINDA FARLEY St. Albans. W. Va. GARY FARNES Worden 59 Freshmen ROBERT FELDMAN Billings DARROLD FERGUSON Westby KATHY FINCH Great Falls DONNA FINK Forsyth AL FISCHER Billings SAM FISKE Billings DENNY FOLEY Butte LESLIE FRANK Laurel LEONARD FRENCH Billings MARY ANN GARDNER Anaconda PATTY GARLOCK Billings DWIGHT GAUGER Billings DELVIN GEBHARDT Worden RAMONA GOOD Billings BROWNIE GREENE Billings 60 Freshmen WARREN GRIMSRUD Billings VAN HAGER Billings MARILYN HAMILL Wolf Point PHILIP HAMILTON Billings IMOGENE HANEL Wolf Point VIVIAN HANSEN Billings DONALD HANSON Rudyard EARL HANSON Billings SHARON HANSON Westby LOIS HARDESTY Glendive KEITH HARLOW Geyser MICHAEL HARNEY Benchland RAYMOND HART Rapelje JIM HARTNETT Midwest. Wyo. CAROL HATTON Baker 61 Freshmen Bonnie I«aird. freshman class vice president. poses with her horse Vicki, which she brought to Billings from her hometown. Watsonville, Calif. JERRY HALT Joliet LOYAL HAUN Billings BARBARA HEDGES Ekalaka ROBERT HEl DECKER Billings OLIVE HELTBORG Billings MARILYN HENDERSON Belt SHARON HENDERSON Sidney DIANA HERMAN Laurel SIDNEY HILLIER Miles City ROBERT HIUM Bridgcr HARLAN HOBBS Billings LARRY HOLTZ Floweree JIM HOPKINS Helena 62 AUDREY JENSON Billings AL JOHNSON Billings FLOKYGENE JOHNSON Billings JERKY JONES Miles City MICHAEL JONES Sidney PAULINE JONES Scobey GAIL JOY Billings RICHARD KAISER Hardin DON KERO Red Lodge Freshmen JERRY HOPKINS Helena DON HOPWOOD Billings LAWRENCE HUDSON Ross Fork ARDON HUSEBY Great Falls CONN YE IDSTROM Billings CAROL JENSEN Scobey 63 Freshmen KAREN KERN Hardin BARBARA KILLMORE Billings DON KINSEY Big Timber WALT KINSFATHER Billings AUDREY KONECNY Billings TED KOSKI Geyser LOUISE KOSTELIC Billings LOU KRAHN Billings GARY KRASKE Worden WILLIAM KUPER Laurel DONNA LADDUSAW Billings BONNIE LAIRD Watsonville, Calif. JOHN LAMEY Billings CAROL LARIMER Glendive PAULA LAYNG Billings 64 r M Freshmen DOROTHY McCANN Billings bonnie McDonald Billings JERRY McKIBBEN Livingston willa McLaughlin Buffalo. Wyo. DON McNEES Lewistown JEANNE McPHEE Billings HAROLD LEACH Laurel LEE LINCOLN Rudyard JOHN LUSE Billings JANE MADSON Billings JAY MARSTON Powderville ROY MARTIN Livingston 65 Freshmen RON MICHAEL Laurel JIM MICHEL Billings ROLAND MICHELETTI Black Eagle JUDY MILLER Billings KEN MILLER Laurel MARY LYNN MINGS Ronan ROSELANE MISKE Wibaux WILLIAM MOREFIELD Billings HENRIETTA MORRISON Powell. Wyo. LOUISE MULLER Harlowton BARBARA NASH Billings MARILYN NELSON Savage CHUCK NETTERBERG Billings WALTER NEWBARY Harlowton ROXIE NEWELL Billings 66 Freshmen KEN NEWGARD Poison NANCY'NEWMAN Billings KAY NIEMI Luther JEANNE NOBLE Great Falls CAROL JEAN NOTT Columbus ROBERT OLMSTEAD Billings RALPH PANIAN Billings TONY PAPPAS Billings GEORGIA PATEK Billings VIRGINIA PATTERSON Gillette, Wyo. DOROTHY PAULSRUD Geraldine VIOLIE PEARSON Winifred JIM PELATT Billings KATHY PETERSON Sidney CRAIG PRICE Sidney - • i , VfV va I 67 Freshmen LINDA PRIESTLEY Billings ROSELLA REDWOLF Wyola JERRY REITER Billings GARY REYNOLDS Billings KAY RIDENOUR West Glacier NANCY RODMAN Billings KARA ROLLINS Billings MARY ANN RUED Froid VIVIAN RUFF Plevna JERRIL RUSTAN Billings JAN RUSTAND Great Falls MARILYN RUTLEDGE Billings DICK SALYER Hardin LINDA SANDEN Billings PAUL SCARBOROUGH Billings 68 Freshmen JANICE SCHERTING Glendive ARNOLD SCHEELER Laurel DENNIS SCHMIDT Billings ELAINE SCHNAIDT Billings TONY SCHNEIDER LAUREL GENE SCOLES Billings KEVIN SELL Scobey BONNIE SHAW Billings MARY SHAWVER Brusett JOHN SHEARD Billings RONALD SHEARER Billings BETH SHELVER Billings PATRICIA SHOREY Billings ELIZABETH SHOTT Columbus JOAN SIEMERS Billings 69 Freshmen • UDREY SILHA Bowman, N. Dak. PAUL SIMACEK Moccasin JANICE SIMMONS Hardin DAVID SMITH Billings MERLE SMITH Phoenix, Ariz. LENNIE SNIVELY St. Xavier I MARY JEAN SPRINKEL Hysham SHARON STAHL Billings PAUL STEBBINS Laurel PAUL STENERSON Hardin SANDRA STOLTZ Laurel DIANE SUNDHEIM Culbertson JANE SVENDSEN Froid KEITH TABOR Harlem FAYE TAYLOR Livingston Freshmen LOR IN TAYLOR Billings DICK TESCH Billings HAZEL TESSMAN Simms BOB TEW Broadview Freshmen gather around the SUB lounge piano for a songfest during fall quarter finals just before Christmas. JANET THOMAS Billings PATRICIA THOMAS Geraldine GENIE THORBERG Hardin LOIS THORSON Plentywood KEN TKACH Billings LINDA TOWNSEND Lovell. Wyo. MARY ANN TRIMBLE Billings BRENDA TRONSON Billings GARDY VAN SOEST Belfry 71 Freshmen KENNETH VESTAL Billings MARVIN VINCENT Puyallup. Wash. ROBIN VINCENT Billings MARY LOU VOLK Sidney GABRIEL WADA Billings TED WADDELL Laurel JOAN WAGNER Forsyth VIRGINIA WALLING Winifred KATHRYN WANG Plenty wood RICHARD WARD Laurel RICK WARD Billings TONI WARDELL Billings DAVE WEATHERBEE Kings, 111. TOM WEAVER Red Lodge MARCIA WEIDINGER Ballantine 72 DAVE WILSON Billings MIKE WILSON Helena LEO WOHLER Billings NANCY WOODS Wolf Point KENT WELDON Billings DIANE WENNER Groat Falls ARLEEN WHEELER Great Falls KEN WHEELER Lodge Grass RANDY WHITAKER Great Falls CHARLENE WILLIAMS Great Falls KEN YEAGER Alliance. Neb. CAROL YOUNG Billings HAROLD ZEILER Billings BRUCE ZINNE Bridger BEVERLY ZUNDEL Forsyth BARBARA KAPPEL Sidney Freshmen ) I 73 Football...............77 Basketball.............83 75 Staff Directs Physical Education Activities Dr. Harold Alterowitz, director of athletics, was at the helm of the athletic department all year. Besides instructing classes and his administrative duties, Dr. Alterowitz made numerous public appearances around the state and had a television program on the local scene. P E STAFF MEMBERS: Nels Christiansen, Miss Lucy Smith. Allen Feldner, Oscar Bjorgum. Not pictured is Ken Karr. During the course of four years, every Eastern student comes in contact with at least one of the PE staff members. Including regulation physical education classes, the men are varsity coaches for football, baseball, basketball and track. Miss Lucy Smith. Eastern women’s physical education specialist, instructed classes in fencing, volleyball, social dance, folk and square dancing and bowling. Football ,F i Hoad Football Coach Ken Karr exudes confidence following a showing of the Rocky-Eastern movies. In two years of college coaching, Karr brought two championship teams to Eastern. Seldom did the football coaching staff get together all at once. Oscar Bjorgum, Ken Karr, Nels Christiansen and A) Feldner worked at countless practice sessions molding their championship team Their thanks came when Yellowlaekets stopped team after team on their way to me championsnip. EASTERN'S FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS: Front row: Walt Newbary. Roy Martin, Warren Kukay, Jim Barrus, Larry Mayes, Tom Wilson, Gary Killian, John Novasio, Ron Hatcher; Second row: Don Davis, Walt Tabor. Frank Kampfe, Tom Knaub, Leo Schlenker. Jim Pitchford, Gaylord Christman. Dave Weathcrbee, Ron Ewing. Kai Christensen; Third row: Ron Adams, Stafford Hersrud. Bill Hilton, Jim Neal. Don Brown, Gordon Jackson. Elmer Vossler, Ed Not Afraid, Dave Nelson, Dave Doze, Jerry Godfrey; Back row: Mel Knutson, Jerry Alexander, Jim Michel, Mike Mullowney, Vanise Pratt, Gary Manning, Ron Bender, Duane Pettersen, Curtis Rieman. Dick Schardt. Not pictured is Tim Isabell. a Football Squad Ties for MCC Crown Fleetfooted halfback John Novasio skirts left end in the Jackets' second fray with the MSC Bobkittens. Novasio was the first Jacket to score in the game. The Jackets came from behind to win 28-26 Co-captains for 1959, Ron Ewing and Bill Hilton, shake on it. With Hilton representing the line and Ewing the backfield. the unity of the Jackets was assured. The Eastern football Yellow-jackets, 1959 co-champions with Rocky Mountain College in the Montana Collegiate Conference, finished the season with a 4-1 conference and a 5-2 overall record, scoring 181 points to their opponents 80. Points scored in conference play were Eastern 140, opponents, 35 Total yards gained by the Yellow-jackets during the season wore 2,331 to opponents’ 1,377; yards gained in conference games totaled 1.784 to 921. Eastern's 1959 MCC co-champions again led rival teams in earning honors by landing four first-team berths and three second-team places on the All-Montana Collegiate Conference dream football team for the 1959 season. Losing only five seniors from this year's squad. Coach Ken Karr can look ahead to another prosperous year with the Eastern Yellow- jackets. SEASON SCORES Eastern 13 Montana State College Bobkittens 19 Eastern 27 Rocky Mountain College 0 Eastern 0 Carroll College..... 7 Eastern 40 Montana School of Mines .................... 7 Eastern 60 Northern Montana College 14 Eastern 13 Western Montana College ..... 7 Eastern 28 Montana State College Bobkittens............26 Eastern-Montana State University Cubs—cancelled. 79 John Novasio sprints across the Western goal line after snagging a pass from Jim Barrus. Novasio scored both Jacket touchdowns as Eastern moved into a final tie with Rocky by downing the Bulldogs 13-7. Gary Killian breaks into the clear against the Montana School of Mines. Killian went 80 yards for a touchdown as Eastern drubbed Mines 40-7. Fast Action Dominates Eastern Games Excellent protection for punters kept Eastern out of trouble five times in the Western game. I I End Bill Hilton digs into a cordon of Northern linebackers after taking a pitch-out. 80 Ron Adams Dave Nelson Stafford Hersrud Leo Schlenker 'Jackets Place Seven Ron Ewing On All-Conference 1959 Football Team Yellowjacket gridstcrs led the Montana Collegiate Conference rivals as they garnered four first team berths on the mythical All-Montana Collegiate Conference team Three Eastern players received second team honors. Seniors selected for first team honors were tackle Ron Adams, end Bill Hilton and halfback John Novasio. Center Dave Nelson was the lone Eastern sophomore player to land a spot on the first team. Second team members included seniors Ron Ewing and Leo Schlenker. and junior Stafford Hersrud. John Novasio Selection to the conference dream team was made by conference coaches. Seniors Bill Hilton and Ron Ewing contemplate prospects of retaining the traditional tomahawk at stake in each Eastern-Rocky game. They needn’t have worried The win gave Eastern a three-two edge in wins since the tomahawk was thrown into the ring by the Midland Roundtable. Senior end Bill Hilton received honorable mention in the 1959 Associated Press Little All American. The only Montana athlete to receive mention. Hilton's contributions to his championship team were outstanding both offensively and defensively. Football Highlights Time out on the sidelines. The coaches turn their backs on the game to check the condition of halfback Larry Mayes' ankle. If Eastern is to depend on alumni for its future football material, there will be some females suiting up when 1979 rolls around. Presenting Larry Mayes and daughter. Robin; Ron Ewing and daughter, Rom Beth; and Jim Bar-rus and Cindy. Practice is never easy. Snow and frozen ground only add to the hard knocks that come before the glory of a game. And there's no end of quarters to practice. .7 1 K . Co-captains for 1960, Dick Schardt and Stafford Hers-rud will, with the rest of the team, be facing a tough assignment next year. Five team stalwarts were lost through graduation this year. Mike Mullowney slants off tackle and breaks for the goal line to score against the Bobkittens at Eastern. Mike scored twice in the game. Basketball THE YELLOWJACKETS: Front row: Dick Dover. Ray Shaffer. Dick Hatch. Craig Price. Bernard Allen. Second row Merle Smith. Darrell Coulter. Ken Newgard. Bob McWilliams. Fred Huntington. Back row: Dale Williams. Chuck Hereim, Warren Platt. Chuck Haines, Bruce Zinne. Basketball Yellowjackets Have 12-13 Season Eastern's basketball team is led this year by captain Bob McWilliams. During t h e Eastern - Carroll game, Bruce Zinne battles hard for each rebound. Basketball Action Ray Shaffer works fast with a jump shot from outside against Rocky Mountain. Guard, Craig Price, pots a shot for two more points as McWilliams and Dick Hatch move in for orotection. With many hands reaching out and upward. Bob McWilliams makes a beautiful jump shot from the free throw line m the Casper College game. There are dull moments in every game says center Dale Williams as he borrows a drum from the Eastern band. 85 Coach Feldner demonstrates the heieht of his centers Bruce Zinne and Dale Williams Both boys are six foot six inches skyward. Basketball Roster Name Home Position Heiqht Year Dick Dover Cody. Wyo Guard 5’ 10 Soph. Dick Hatch Billings Guard 5’ 10 Soph. Chuck Hereim Harlowton Forward 6’ 2 Soph. Craig Price Sidney Guard 5’ 9 Fr. Fred Huntington Laurel Guard 6’ 1 Soph. Bob McWilliams Sidney Forward 6’ 2 Jr. Merle Smith E. St. Louis, 111. Forward 6’ Fr. Ray Shaffer Monticollo, III. Guard 5’ 10 Soph. Ken Newgard Poison Forward 6’ 2 Fr. Bernard Allen Livingston Forward 5’ 10 Fr. Dale Williams Boulder City, Ncv. Center 6’6 Soph. Chuck Haines Libby Forward 6’ 3” Soph. Bruce Zinne Bndger Center 6’ 6 Fr. Darrell Coulter Gillette, Wyo. Guard 6’ Soph. Coming from underneath, Dale Williams lays the basketball in the hoop for another score. Freshman Merle Smith shows his jump shot form in the Eastern vs. Carroll contest. Darrell Coulter goes up and over Powell’s heads to lay in another two points for the Yellowjackets. Eastern vs. Rocky finds Craig Price going high to take a jump ball away from a Rocky player Basketball Statistics No Field Goal Free Throw Rebounds Fool) Points Pl«y r Game All. Stored Pci. Att. Scored Pet. No. Av. No. Dlsq. No. Av. Rov Shuflrr 22 225 116 51 6 107 81 75.7 39 1.8 42 1 316 14 3 Chuck Hercim 21 294 123 41.8 65 38 58 5 139 5.8 76 4 284 11.8 Bob McWilliams 22 267 104 39 0 99 63 63.6 101 4.6 48 3 271 12 3 Bruce Zinne 2 192 67 45 3 111 52 46 8 266 10 6 82 4 236 90 Darrell Coulter 21 127 52 40 9 59 29 49 2 115 4 8 59 3 133 55 Craig Price 22 166 56 33 7 33 23 89 7 29 13 33 1 135 6 1 Dick Hatch 14 67 2C 38 8 15 13 86 7 23 16 9 0 65 4 6 Dale Williams 20 99 36 36 4 25 14 56-0 125 6.3 49 2 86 4.3 Meric Smith IS G2 21 339 18 14 77.8 23 1.5 13 0 56 3.7 Chuck Haines 16 59 18 30 5 19 9 47.4 46 29 14 0 4S 28 Fred Huntington 6 II 7 63 6 3 2 66 7 8 1.3 7 0 16 27 Dick Dover ; 14 3 2! 4 8 3 37 5 3 1.4 6 0 9 1.3 Ken Ncwgurd 3 5 2 40 0 1 0 0 0 4 1.1 2 0 4 1.1 Alien Bernard 4 4 1 25.0 2 0 0.0 1 0.3 0 0 3 0.5 Other 61 28 32 13 85 17 1 69 EMCE Totals 2 1653 681 41 1 596 354 59 4 1009 40 4 1714 68 6 Opponents Totals 25 1693 685 40 2 598 361 60 4 915 36 6 1729 69 2 Six-foot-six Bruce Zinnc takes a shot from the free-throw line with Ray Shaffer covering underneath. Coach Feldner doctors the knee of Ray Shaffer who has had trouble all season. His knee didn't bother his accurate shooting arm, however. Basketball Roundup Harlowton sophomore. Chuck Hereim, was named to the first team of the Montana Collegiate Conference All-Star Basketball team. SEASON SCOREBOARD Eastern 65 Western 78 Eastern 49 Northwest Nazarene 56 Eastern 72 Northwest Nazarene 76 Eastern 88 Ricks 81 Eastern 63 Dickinson State 74 Eastern 71 Dickinson State 74 Eastern 58 Casper JC 63 Eastern 68 Casper JC 53 Eastern 58 Western 63 Eastern 76 Saskatchewan 64 Eastern 79 Rooky Mountain 61 Eastern 72 Northwest Wyoming 62 Eastern 77 Northwest Wyoming 58 Eastern 82 Northern 77 Eastern 74 Rocky Mountain 76 Eastern 77 School of Mines 58 Eastern 56 Westminster 96 Eastern 60 Westminster 77 Eastern 64 Regis 82 Eastern 50 Northern 58 Eastern 73 Carroll 66 Eastern 66 Western 65 Eastern 62 School of Mines 59 Eastern 84 Carroll 74 Eastern's basketball Yellowjackels completed their 1959-60 schedule with 12 wins and 13 losses, scoring a total of 1,714 points to their opponents’ 1,729. In conference standings, Eastern won 7 and lost 3, scoring 712 points to opponents' 672. This record earned Eastern third place in the Montana Collegiate Basketball Conference. Honors were also won for Eastern when three players were named to the Montana Collegiate Conference All-Star Basketball Team. According to Coach Allen Feldner, Eastern will lose only two players this season and is looking forward to a conference championship next year. 88 EMCE Participates In AAU Wrestling Tourney Coach Ken Karr supervised the workouts of Ralph Chase, Chuck Miske, Jerry Alexander, and Don Brown prior to their participation in the Montana AAU Wrestling Championship Tourney held March 12 in the YMCA. This was the first tournament of this kind held in Montana which was under the direction of James Matthews, senior at EMCE Although all four EMCE participants made a good showing. only one medal was earned as Chuck Miske captured third place in the light-heavy weight class. Don Brown begins a ‘ rollout to try and gain the upper hand on teammate Chuck Miske. MONTANA AAU WRESTLERS: Front: Ralph Chase. Chuck Miske. Back row: Jerry Alexander. Don Brown. Ralph Chase and Jerry Alexander show the starting position m college wrestling. Craig Price and Corky Christman demonstrate the fundamentals of “sliding'’ and a “put-out at second base. Baseball Big Jim Neal shows his pitching form for the Yellowjacket baseball team. YELLOWJACKET BASEBALL TEAM: Front row: Craig Price, Bob llle, Sid Hillier, Dick Salyer, Jim Michel. Second row: Kevin Sell, Bob Hium, Corky Christman. Dale Anderson, Tom Wilson. Back row: Dick Moore, Don Bartlett, Jim Neal, Dick Hatch, Tom Knaub. 90 EASTERN TENNIS TEAM: John Ambrose. Jim Dye. Jim Rowlan. Doug Neibauer. Larry Erickson, and Coach Allen Feldner. EMCE Tennis Team Doug Neibauer leaves his feet on the “serve to teammate Jim Rowlan. John Ambrose is pictured at the end of his backhand stroke. A fast backhand stroke by Jim Rowlan cuts the ball neatly back across the net. 1960 Track Squad Tony Dumay, freshman on the Yellowjacket track squad, whips his arm back preparing for a winning javelin throw. Members of the 1960 track squad are: front row: Larry Mayes. Clinton Cummings, Gary Rond. Keith Groshart, Dick Dover. Second row: Coach Oscar Bjorgum. Walt Newbary. Bob Tew. Ron Dahlman, Buck Burton. Paul Stenerson. Darrel Coulter. Back row: Dave Doze. Tony Dumay. Ron Beck. Chuck Haines. Carl Fletcher, Tom Weaver. Intramural Basketball Tourney Winners Members of the championship team: Jim Neal, Don Bartlett, John Sheard. Back row: Larry Welch. Dick Thompson, Clarence Hein and Elmer Vossler. Not pictured are Stafford Hersrud, Mike Mullowney, and Vick Theusen. Winner of the intramural basketball tournament was the Bonecrushers who defeated the Knights 51-33 Fourteen teams participated in the tournament with about 120 men playing in 54 games. Coach Nels Christiansen gave medals to the championship team. He remarked on the excellent enthusiasm throughout the tournament and is looking forward to a larger program next year. Pole vaulting neatly over the bar is a freshman from Hardin. Paul Stenerson. Some twenty athletes participated in track with seven scheduled meets under the tutelage of Oscar Bjorgum, Eastern track coach, and his assistant. Nels Christiansen, graduate assistant in physical education. Scheduled meets were with Montana State College. Western Montana College of Education. Rocky Mountain College, and a conference meet at the School of Mines. According to Coach Bjorgum, half the squad consisted of freshmen and he is looking forward to some excellent talent to develop in coming years. Second place team: Front row: Ken Brownlee Don McNees, Jim Baker. Walt Newbary, Alan Loftsgaarden. Back row: Tony Dumay. Tom Dumay, Bob McNees, Ron Dahlman and manager Duane Pettersen Physical Education Activities Arleen Wheeler participates actively in badminton coached by Ncls Christiansen. Nice return. Arleen. Dolmar Fried shows the fundamentals of serving in handball as Dave Weathorbee readies himself for the return. Handball is a game played in a walled court by players who use their hands in striking the ball. note dan hr and advanced gym-wo the forward somersault from through a hoop, performed here v, Cheerleaders Add Sparkle to Games All together now.” To get a big response from Eastern fans, the cheerleaders had to be superb contortionists. Now let’s go. Cheerleaders don't get to see much of the game when Eastern plays Rocky. Acoustics were another problem at the Shrine Auditorium To be a cheerleader, a college woman must exude school spirit. The four faithful 'Jacket cheerleaders had to cope with indifferent crowds more than once during the season. A salute to Louise Kostelic. Martha Behrent. Diana Hilton and Nita Blmn. Opening Week 98 Homecoming 100 Christmas Activities 105 Dormitory Life .... 106 Little Las Vegas Night . 110 Drama Ill Sweetheart Ball ..................... 115 Mardi Gras 116 Spinsters Spree . ................... 117 Retort 118 Rimrock ........................... 119 Forensics . 120 Music 122 Commencement 129 97 Registration made history at EMCE this year with the installation of IBM equipment which processed data electronically. Above, Dr. H. L. Steele, president. Frank Morgan, registrar, and Bill Zintheo, IBM supervisor, check the IBM student list; upper right, Morgan and Zintheo watch IBM cards feed at the rate of 60 a minute through the interpreter, while Miss Cleo Heiken prepares cards for the interpreter; at right. Dr. Steele and M E. Johnson, business manager, operate the tabulating printer in the IBM complex, located in the basement of the Administration Building. Gymnasium bleachers were a favorite place for students to fill out IBM cards during registration days this year. While faculty members Dr. Charles Gruenert, Dr. Fred Van Valkenburg and E Lyle Cooper take a break from registration activities, (top) Dr. Lincoln Aikins, vice president, and his secretary, Mrs. Jean Palmer-sheim, check the enrollment cards of a student. Linos were long in Eastern's gymnasium as students registered for the 1959-60 academic year Sept 22-23. First dance of the year came during registration ween on Sept. 22 at the annual freshman mixer which welcomed new students to the campus. Opening Week Kicks Off EMCE Year Eastern Montana College of Education opened its 32nd year during registration week with activities that included a multitude of social activities for incoming freshmen and returning students as well as the more serious business of enrollment for courses. Directing social activities of opening week was the EMCE Courtesy Crew. June Hamilton, chairman. The Crew was on hand to greet freshmen as they moved into the dorms Sept 20 and sponsored a buffet snack supper for them that evening. Freshmen were welcomed to the campus by the college administration the next day and took entrance exams; the AWS Big-Little Sister picnic was held that evening, as well as a smoker for Men’s Residence Hall students. Registration for classes was Sept. 22-23, along with activities sponsored by AWS and Spurs, and the freshman mixer Classes began Thursday, Sept. 24. and that evening the annual President’s Reception was held in the SUB lounge. First all-college mixer was Friday evening, bringing to a close EMCE Orientation Week, first days of the school year for a record 1.160 EMCE students. 99 Homecoming Weekend Is Year's Biggest at EMCE Juniors Duane Pettersen and Karen Wilson were co-chairmen of Homecoming. Homecoming—biggest social weekend of the year at Eastern —saw a multitude of activities combine with perfect fall weather Oct 23-24 to produce two days of fun. floats and football. Highlights of the weekend were the bon fire, which began festivities Friday evening; the annual mystery mixer skit featuring faculty members, followed by the coronation of queen Jadee Twitcholl, Jordan sophomore, whose attendants were freshmen Martha Earl. Linda Farley and Bonnie Shaw; and the mystery mixer dance, sponsored by Pep Club. Saturday’s events included the parade through downtown Billings in the morning; the Eastern-Northern football game in the afternoon, featuring special entertainment at halftime by the college band; the open house for alumni following the game; and the Homecoming Prom Saturday evening, with Autumn Fantasy as the theme. The 1959 Homecoming Committee me! weekly in September and October to plan the many events of Homecoming weekend Seated: Carol Brown, parade chairman; Kay Keiser, chairman, dance decorations; Karen Wilson and Duane Pettersen. general chairmen; Barbara Finn, Pep Club president; Barbara Nihill, style show Standing: Frederick Miller, drama instructor: Judy Rollins, Spurs president; Stan Allred, alumni representative; Alvin Quiring. Men’s Dorm Council president; Virginia Williams. Band president; Miss Carol Saunders, dean of women; Chuck Haines, parade co-chairman. Richard Grover, speech instructor; Gene Cetrone. parade co-chairman; Jerie Miller, style show co-chairman, Sharon Parker, AWS president; Bill Hilton. Student Legislature president; Jean Zimbelman. Women’s Dorm Council president; Marvin Carter. SUB Board president; Judy Schwalger. cheerleader; Grant Newman. band director. Master of ceremonies at the Home- Modeling formals at the Homecoming style show were queen candidates coming style show Oct. 20 which intro- Martha Earl. Bonnie Shaw. Jadee Twitcheil and Linda Farley, duced queen candidates to the student body was Bill Hilton. Student Legislature president. 101 An Eastern fan typifies the temperature at the Homecoming bonfire which kicked off activities Friday evening. Appearing in the mystery mixer skit, a takeoff on Shakespeare’s “Seven Ages of Man. were faculty members Dennis Winters. James Thompson. Dr. Dale Daugherty. Dr. George Rollins. George Gloege. Richard Grover. Francis Kafka. William Barry, Dr Charles Price. John Reque and Frederick Miller. Homecoming Highlights Homecoming Queen Jadee Twitchell rode with Dr. H. L. Steele. EMCE president. and Carl Clavadetscher. Billings mayor, in the Homecoming parade. Gary Davies. Ray Shaffer and Delmar Fried set up the dummy for the top of the Homecoming bonfire. The U. S. Marine Corps color guard and the Eastern band led the Homecoming parade through downtown Billings. You Beat 'Em. We’ll Eat 'Em” was the theme of the sophomore class float, which won the $20 second prize. Alpha Psi Omega won the $30 first prize in float competition with its ”Get Into the Act float. Northern in its grave with two Yellow-jacket angels overhead was the theme of Newman Club's third prize Homecoming float. Parade Float Winners Jf Pep Club won fourth prize in the Homecoming parade with its float featuring members dressed as Yellowjackets. End Bill Hilton (85) gains yardage in the Homecoming game in which Eastern swamped Northern Montana Lights, 60-14. 103 Carol Cowan and Kay Keiser put up decorations in the SUB lounge for Homecoming weekend activities. Homecoming Activities Homecoming Queen Jadee Twitchell poses with her attendants, Bonnie Shaw. Martha Earl and Linda Farley after her coronation at the mystery mixer. Eastern’s Homecoming Prom concluded Homecoming activities Saturday evening in the SUB lounge. Queen Jadee, her escort, Steve Hogue, and Dr. H. L. Steele greet guests at the Homecoming Prom. 104 Don Hopwood adds the top ornament to the SUB lounge Christmas tree at the Wassail Party. Wassail Party Formal Highlight Christmas Activities Preparing decorations for the freshman-sponsored Christmas Formal Dec. 12 were freshmen Pat Shorey, Kay Ridenour. Gary Maroney. Linda Townsend. Jay Marston, dance chairman, and Don Hopwood. Appearing with the choir at the Wassail Party were speech students Gene Cetrone. Duane Pettersen. Carol Brown, and their instructor, Richard Grover. The Playboys. Dennis Schmidt. Po Murry. Glenn West and Bud Ridenour, rehearse with Director Harold Slagle for their performance at the Wassail Party. Students, faculty and guests danced under the silver bell at the Christmas Formal, highlighted by the appearance of Santa Claus (right) during intermission. WOMEN S RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL: Front row: Arleen Wheeler. Judy Udin. Helen Anderson. Nancy Stickelberger. Jean Zimbelman, Diana Hilton. Sharon Patek. Holly Endicott. Mary Lee Blankenship; Back row: Judy Downer. Lois Hardesty. Elizabeth Steensland. Carol George. Pat Nelson, Virginia Williams, Mrs. Herta Saborowski. head resident, Dorothy Anderson. Miss Carol Saunders, dean of women. Women's Residence Hall Dorm residents celebrate a birthday in one of the rooms. OFFICERS President ........................... Jean Zimbelman Vice President Dorothy Anderson Secretary Lois Hardesty Treasurer Diana Gallagher Hilton Head Resident Mrs. Herta Saborowski Playing cards is a favorite pastime of women’s dorm residents. 106 Women's Dorm Activities Four dorm girls pose with an assortment of friends—stuffed animals from their beds. Christmas highlights in the women’s dorm included the decoration of both students (left) and rooms (above). Caught studying for a change? Residents of the women's and men's dorm at Eastern eat in the cafeteria in the Women’s Residence Hall; the kitchen staff prepares an evening meal. 107 MENS RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL Front row: Frank Kampfe. Duane Pettersen. Delmar Fried. Sidney Hillier. Jerry Alexander; Back row: Alvin George Alvin Quiring, Ervin Bakken. Dick Kaiser. Bob McNees. Men's Residence Hall Head Resident Nels Christiansen itzcs as dorm members play cards in lounge. The tin hat is to defend him from the is they throw when he plays his banjo. swaying occupies most dorm residents. lair ani� uni OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer Head Resident Frank Kampfe Lynn Torske Dave Weatherbee Jim Baker Nels Christiansen 108 MENS DORMITORY RESIDENT ASSISTANTS: Front row: Ervin Bakken. Ray Shaffer, Duane Pettersen; Back row: Bob McNees. Head Resident Nels Christiansen, Alvin George. Alvin Quiring. Men's Dorm Activities Major activities in the men’s residence hall would appear to be studying (left), playing cards —big ones, aren’t they—(above), bull sessions (above right), and. the favorite of all. sleeping (right). HPER Sponsors Little Las Vegas “Sheriffs” at Little Las Vegas Night were Gaylord Christman and Clyde Christensen. Carnival-type booths and a sock hop were featured at the annual Little Las Vegas Night sponsored by the HPER Club Jan. 22 in the gymnasium. General chairman was Jean Zimbelman, assisted by Ron Ewing and Jim Patterson. Proceeds from the evening were used to finance HPER delegates to the region- Shooting darts at Little Las Vegas festivities were Nancy Stickclberger, Harry Coulter. Ken Tkach. David Doze. Ron Hatcher. Lenny Snively, Judy Udin and Bonnie Laird. The bingo game drew the participation of many EMCE students at Little Las Vegas. Don Rider and Roselane Miskc shoot baskets, one of the game booths at Little Las Vegas. 110 Rehearsing a “Reclining Figure scene: Donna Helzer, Jack McCoy, Pat Shorey. Buck Burton. Allan Potts. Carol Larimer. Fred Jackson. Jerry Hopkins. Reclining Figure Is Fall Play Carol Larimer, Buck Burton. “Reclining Figure, a comedy satire on art dealers and collectors, was presented arena-style in the SUB lounge Nov. 19-21 as the Katoya Players fall production under direction of Frederick Miller. Cast members included Jack McCoy. Agramonte; Jerry Hopkins. Astorg; Carol Larimer. Cass Edger-ton; Allan Potts. Denesco; Donna Helzer. Dr. Hickey: Buck Burton. Lucas Edgerton; Pat Shorey, Mile Jarnell; Jim Carney. Paul Weldon; Fred Jackson. Sam Ellis; Ellery Reed, the butler. In charge backstage were Lonnie Brush, business manager; Barbara Nihill, makeup; Marvel Lbwrancc, props; Jim Meeks, house manager; Roxie Newell, costumes; Dick Price, lights; Sam Weller, stage manager; Mike Wilson, technical director. Donna Helzer. Jerry Hopkins, Pat Shorey. Jack McCoy. Buck Burton. ______________ Buck Burton. Jerry Hopkins. Donna Helzer, Fred Jackson. Jane Madson painted the “title role for Reclining Figure.” “Finian’s Rainbow cast assembles around Neal Lininger as the sheriff of Rainbow Valley. The Gospoleers: Gary Pfaff. Bud Ridenour. Po Murry, Dennis Schmidt. Zela Mae Dawson. Pat Shorey. Donna Laddusaw. Joan Scow Jim Davis. Darlene Vesely, Jim Hopkins. The drama, music and art departments of EMCE combined forces to present the Broadway musical Finian's Rainbow to an audience of 1.686 in the gym March 10-12. Heading the cast of more than 50 were Glenn West as Finian. Vivian Gerdes as his daughter Sharon. Lane Hansen as Woody. Jerry McKibben as Og the leprechaun. Ron Poring as Buzz Collins. Neal Lininger as the sheriff. Gary Pfaff as Senator Raw-kins. Frederick Miller was general director. Harold Slagle directed the chorus. Ben Steele was technical director. George Perkins directed the orchestra of Billings Symphony musicians and EMCE students, and Mrs. Gail Heins was dance director. Production staff: Ben Steele, director; Dick Price. Sam Weller Drama, Music Art Departments Stage 'Finian's Rainbow' Bonnie Laird’s dancing portrayed Sharon, the deaf-mute girl in “Finian's Rainbow. Carol Young and Jim Hopkins led dancers in the opening production number, Woody's Cornin’,” in Finian’s Rainbow.” 'Finian's Rainbow' Highlights A last refrain of That Great Come and Get It Day was sung by the entire cast of Finian’s for their final curtain call. Vivian Gerdes sings Look to the Rainbow as Glenn West and Lane Hansen listen. 'Cinderella' Is Spring Drama Production The children's play “Cinderella” was staged May 12-14 by the EMCE Katoya Players as their spring quarter dramatics production Assisting with the production were students enrolled in Drama Activities for Children. Under the direction of Frederick Miller, performances were staged for Billings school children as well as the college audience. CAST Cinderella Martha Behrent First Sister Carol Larimer Second Sister Donna Helzcr Cinderella’s Mother Louanna Flynn Prince ........................Larry Wacker Roland Jim Hopkins Fairy Godmother Bonnie Laird Galafron Jerry Hopkins Curdkin Jack McCoy Felicia Elaine Hollingsworth The Queen Mary Ann Gardner The Page Kara Rollins The Herald Chris Shore Cast members for “Cinderella (above) were Elaine Hollingsworth. Chris Shore. Mary Ann Gardner. Jim Hopkins. Louanna Flynn. Larry Wacker, Martha Behrent. Bonnie Laird. Carol Larimer, Jerry Hopkins. Donna Helzer and Jack McCoy; below, her sisters. Donna Helzer and Carol Larimer, frown as Cinderella. Martha Behrent. shows her new dress. Cast members discuss plans for Cinderella with director Frederick Miller (above); left, looking at a model of the Cinderella set are Jim Hopkins. Chris Shore. Jack McCoy. Larry Wacker and Jerry Hopkins. JANET BARCROFT JEAN ARONEN KAREN MOORE MARILYNN SHEARD DIXIE FINK KAY RIDENOUR, Sweetheart Ball Queen Kay Ridenour Is Sweethearf Ball Queen Kay Ridenour, freshman, reigned over the Sweetheart Ball Feb 13. sponsored annually at Eastern by the sophomore class. Oueen Kay received her crown from Souhomore Class President Jim Rowlan at the dance, which featured a Valentines Day theme. Attendants to the queen were Marilynn Shcard. senior: Karen Moore, junior: Dixie Fink and Janet Barcroft. sophomores; and Jean Aronen. freshman. Candidates were nominated by their respective classes and the queen was elected by the entire student body. 115 DON ROTHSCHILLER BILL HILTON ROLAND MICHELETTI CRAIG PRICE. Marti Cr,s- Kjh Craig Price Reigns Over Mardi Gras Freshman Crain Price won the crown of King Rex at the second annual Mardi Gras dance, sponsored by Pi Kappa Delta Feb. 26. Other KinR Rex attendants were Don Roths-chiller and Bill Hilton, seniors, Chuck Haines and Chuck Miske, sophomores, and Roland Micheletti, freshman. Winners of costume prizes at the masquerade were Bonnie Shaw, Jim Hopkins, Lois Hardesty. Miss Carol Saunders. David Doze. Jerry Hopkins and Joan Scow. CHUCK MISKE CHUCK HAINES Linda Farley and Martha Earl crowned King Rex. Craig Price, at the Mardi Gras dance Pep Club Sponsors Spinsters' Spree Eastern’s annual girl-ask-boy dance, the Spinsters' Spree, was sponsored the evening of May 6 in the SUB lounge by Pep Club. Six EMCE men were nominated by Pep Club members for the title of Most Eligible Bachelor, and the winner was crowned at the dance by Barbara Finn. Pep Club president. Most Eligible Bachelor candidates were Dick Collar, senior; Ervin Bakken. junior; Chuck Hereim and Ray Shaffer, sophomores; Ken Newgard and Dave Weather bee. freshmen. Candidates for Most Eligible Bachelor (top to bottom): Dick Collar. Ervin Bakken. Chuck Hereim, Ray Shaffer. Ken Newgard, Dave Weatherbee. 117 811 ' 0961 3 41 Rimrock Staff Carol Brown Carl Nielsen Duane Pettersen Fred Jackson Mike Taylor Barbara Killmore Bob Amick Chuck Miske Marilynn Sheard John Kcque ...... Editor Photographer Sports Editor Art Advertising . Advertising Copy Editorial Assistant Editorial Assistant Adviser RETORT STAFF: Front row: Kay Ellis. Barbara Hedges. Marietta Forehand; Back row: Leo Armstrong, Judy Rollins, editor. John Reque. adviser. Retort Staff Publishes Twenty-seven Issues Under the editorship of Judy Rollins, the staff of the Retort, E M C E weekly newspaper, published 27 isssues during 1959-60. Other staff members included: Carl Nielsen, photographer, Sheryl Logan, advertising; Darlene Bren, circulation; Leo Armstrong, Montie Auer, Joe Carver, John Dracon, Kay Ellis. Barbara Hedges. Mary Jensen, Barbara Killmore, Jane Madson, Stephanie Orchard, Jadee Twitchell, Larry VVacker, Joan Wagner, Bob Amick. Eugene Petersen, Marietta Forehand, Chuck Nettorberg and Larry Erickson, reporters. 119 Speech Tournaments Draw Many to Eastern Campus Coordinating speech activities on Eastern's campus this year were Dennis Winters. forensic director, and Richard Grover, radio-TV director. High school and college tournaments attracted many off-campus students to EMCE this year at three separate events sponsored by the Eastern Pi Kappa Delta chapter. Thirty-one students and teachers from ten area high schools attended a district speech clinic at Eastern Oct 31. and on Jan 30. 125 high school students participated in the first EMCE high school speech tournament. About 60 students participated in the annual Montana Intercollegiate Speech Festival held on the Eastern campus April 1-2 for the first time since 1951. Sweep-stakes winner was Montana State College. Fred Jackson demonstrates humorous declamation technique at the high school district speech clinic Oct. 31. Mrs. Dennis Winters and Duane Pettersen register students at the first anual EMCE high school speech festival Jan. 30 Duane Pettersen poses with trophies in oral interpretation and extemporaneous speaking and the sweepstakes trophy awarded by Eastern at the Montana Intercollegiate Speech Tournament April 1-2; at left is the EMCE oratory contest trophy, won this year by Gene Cetrone. 120 Eastern entrants in the Western Speech Assocation Tournament at Stockton, Calif , Nov. 23-25 were Neal Lininger. Lauchlan Mac-Lean, Carol Brown, Duane Pettersen and Gene Cetrone. Forensic Students Travel To California, MSC, MSU Trips to tournaments at Stockton, Calif., Bozeman and Missoula highlighted the traveling of the EMCE forensic squad this year. Five students, Carol Brown. Gene Cetrone, Neal Lininger, Lauchlan MacLean, and Duane Pettersen. attended the Western Speech Association Tournament at Stockton College in California, Nov 23-25, where MacLean reached the oratory semi-finals. They were accompanied by speech instructors Kichard Grover and Dennis Winters and Mrs. Winters. Competing at the Treasure State Speech Tournament at Montana State College in Bozeman Jan 8-9 were Cetrone. Pettersen, MacLean, Earl Hanson and Roxie Newell. Attending the Tau Kappa Alpha forensic tournament at Montana State University. Missoula, April 28-30 were Cetrone, Pettersen, MacLean, Carolyn Minctte, Steve Dalby, Leonard French, Arleen Wheeler, Roxie Newell. Audrey Konecny and Jim Pelatt. Ready to leave for Bozeman and the Treasure State Speech Tournament are Duane Pettersen and Earl Hanson, kneeling; Carol Brown, Lauchlan MacLean, Roxie Newell, and Gene Cetrone. standing. On the EMCE forensic squad's California trip: Neal Lininger, Gene Cetrone, Carol Brown. Lauchlan MacLean and Duane Pettersen pose outside their motel at Stockton (top); Cetrone, Pettersen and Miss Brown load the college station wagon at Reno. Nev. (middle) and Cetrone snaps pictures somewhere in Nevada (bottom). 121 EASTERN MONTANA COLLEGE BAND: Front row: Linda Farley. Cheri McVey. Beverly Zundel. Patricia Shorey, Nita Blinn. Zola Dawson. Georgia Patek. Judy Miller. Julie Lcsnik. Director Grant Newman. Robin Vincent; Second row: Leatha McGovern. Neal Linmger. Jim Wrightson. Kay Ridenour. Bronetta Schultz. Janice Scherting. Ruth Ohlrich. Shirley Skarda. Terry Swanson. Patricia Nelson; Third row: Charles Harman. Rene Ball. Judy Udin, Gary Pfaff, Warren Frank, Po Murry. Vivian Gerdes. Donna Fink. Janice Simmons. Ronald Bering Eastern Montana College Band BAND PERSONNEL Flutes Nita Bhnn Linda Farley Chore Mc Vey Beverly Zundel Clarinets Greta Abrahamson Zela Dawson Audrey Dombrosky Lois Hardesty Julie Lesnik Judy Miller Georgia Patek Ruth Ohlrich Janice Scherting Shirley Skarda Donna Kiss Bronetta Schulz Kay Ridenour Saxophone Margot Allex Jim Wrightson Neal Lininger Jerry Hopkins Cornet Donna Ilclzor Evelyn Howard Pat Nelson Stephanie Orchard Lois Thorson Warren Frank French Horn Donna Fink Vivian Gerdes Po Murry Virginia Riddle 122 Fourth row: Randall Spicer, guest soloist. Gerald McKibben, Charles McCartney, Genie Hanel. Darlene Vesely. Pauline Jones, Clara Jane Wille, Virginia Williams, Evelyn Howard. Patricia Nelson. Lois Thorson, Clare Lorton, Ted Waddell, Mark Wilson; Back row: Audreysue Hageness, James Ridenour. Jay Marston. Keeps Campus in Musical Mood BAND PERSONNEL BAND OFFICERS Trombone Ray LaRowe Virginia Patterson Clara Jane Wille Virginia Paterson Pauline Jones Baritone Auderyuse Hageness Jan LaValley Ronald Pering Bass Jay Marston Bud Ridenour Percussion Genie Hanel Charles McCartney Gerald McKibben Darlene Vesely Marvin Vincent Robin Vincent Director Grant Newman President Vice President Secretary Treasurer ................ Publicity Manager Social Chairman Librarian Assistant Librarian Equipment Manager........ Assistant Equipment Mgr. Student Director Neal Linmger Bud Ridenour Charles McCartney Virginia Williams Jan LaValley Audreysue Hageness Darlene Vesely Pauline Jones Bud Ridenour Po Murry Warren Frank 123 Grant Newman directs the brass choir at the EMCE Christmas carol concert; brass sextet members were Evelyn Howard. Pat Nelson. Warren Frank. Po Murry. Virginia Williams. Audreysue Hageness and Bud Kidenour. Band Activities The EMCE Band opened the 1959-60 year with halftime performances at all home football games and a guest appearance at the EMCE - Western game at Dillon. The band presented its annual pops concert Nov. 13, its winter quarter concert Feb. 22. and the spring quarter President's concert May 7, as well as a twilight concert June 1. Other band activities included sponsorship of a twirling clinic featuring Don Durand. Jan. 23 and a woodwind instrument clinic, featuring Randall Spicer of Washington State University Feb. 22. Mr. Spicer was guest soloist with the band at its winter quarter concert. The band marches down N. 29th St. at the head of the EMCE Homecoming parade. The EMCE band clarinet quintet: Judy Miller. Georgia Patek. Janice Scherting. Pat Thomas. Zela Dawson (top): The band roots for the team at a home football game (middle); a dixieland group which performed at the band's pops concert: Zela Dawson, clarinet; Charlie Harmon, saxophone; Pat Nelson, trumpet; Virginia W'lliams, trombone; Bud Ridenour, bass, and Charlie McCartney, drums. MADRIGAL SINGERS: Front row: Neal Lininger, Robert Aagard. Kathy Peterson. Lea Nora Brush, Marilyn Nelson. Evelyn Howard. Donna Fink. Bonnie Laird. Vivian Gerdes, Joan House, Patricia Showy, Marvin Vincent, Dennis Schmidt; Back row: James Ridenour. Warren Grimsrud, Phillip Murry, Glenn West, Clarence Foley. Madrigal Singers Make Numerous Appearances Participation in Madrigal Singers provides opportunity for advanced vocalists to demonstrate fine ensemble singing through the use of 15th and 16th century madrigals. The group’s repertoire includes music written from that time to the present day. Madrigal Singers director is Harold Slagle. Madrigal Singers performed frequently throughout the year at both on-campus and off-campus events, including the Shriners’ wives stylo show in November, the Masons and their wives in December, and at the a cappclla choir winter concert in February and spring concert in April. Members of Madrigal Singers are: sopranos: Lea Nora Brush, Vivian Gerdes, Marilyn Nelson, Katherine Peterson, Patricia Shorey; altos: Donna Fink, Joan House, Evelyn Howard, Bonnie Laird; tenors: Denny Foley, Po Murry, Dennis Schmidt, Marvin Vincent; basses: Robert Aagard, Warren Grimsrud. Neal Lininger, Bud Ridenour. 125 A CAPPELLA CHOIR: Front row: Patricia Shorey, Donna Fink. Kathy Peterson. Donna Fuchs. Marilyn Nelson. Georgia Patek. Carol Larimer. Bonnie Laird. Clara Jane Wille. Lois Thorson. Pauline Jones. Ruth Ohlrich; Second row: Gail Klein. Vivian Gerdes. Donna Hclzer. Evelyn Howard. Virginia Patterson. Carol Caudill. Edith Kalberg. Joan House. Bronetta Schulz. Robin Vincent. Gail Joy, Judy Miller; Back row: Dennis Schmidt. Jerry McKibben, Marvin Vincent. Jay May. Robert Aagard, Po Murry. Gary Pfaff, Warren Grimsrud. Bud Ridenour. Glenn West, Warren Frank. Jay Marston, Ronald Pering. A Cappella Choir Tours Eastern Montana CHOIR PERSONNEL Sopranos: Beverly Zundel, Virginia Walling. Mary Lou Volk. Shirley Skarda. Gail Joy. Kathryn Wang. Darlene Vesely, Juanita Blinn. Carol Larimer. Gail Klein. Katherine Peterson. Marilyn Nelson. Linda Priestley. Ruth Ohlrich. Vivian Gerdes. Patricia Shorey. Patricia Garlock. Deanna Mayes, Diana Herman. Brenda Tronson. Altos: Zela Dawson. Pauline Jones, Donna Fink. Bronetta Schulz, Clara Jane Wille, Carolyn Koenig, Barbara Kappel, Robin Vincent. Ix is Thorson, Virginia Patterson. Georgia Patek. Joan House. Jerie Miller, Edith Kalberg. Evelyn Howard. Virginia Williams, Maxine Linnell, Vonda Lee Dick, Beverly Ruden. Tenors: Po Murry. Gerald McKibben. Jay May, Dennis Schmidt. Paul Scarborough. Marvin Vincent. Glenn West. Clair Lorton, Ron Michael, Richard Strecker, Bill Hilton, Bob Amick. Basses: Chris Shore, Jay Marston. Warren Grimsrud. Jim Davis, Robert Aagard. Jack McCoy. Bud Ridenour, Vic Stark. Gary Pfaff, Ron Pering, Neal Lminger, Warren Frank. Everett Roberts, Robert Brown. Activities of the A Cappella Choir this year were highlighted by the group’s four-day tour during spring vacation to 12 eastern Montana high schools: Hardin. Custer. Hysham. Miles City. Baker. Wibaux. Savage. Sidney. Fairview. Poplar. Jordan and Circle. Choir members took active roles in the humanities department’s production of ‘Tinian's Rainbow’’ in March; other appearances of the choir included its winter quarter concert Feb. 28. the spring quarter concert April 26: the Christmas concert Dec. 6; and an appearance on KGHL-TV Dec. 16. The choir also presented the latter program at the annual Wassail Party. Dec. 10. A Cappella Choir director is Harold Slagle; choir president is Warren Frank; vice president is Evelyn Howard. 126 Choir Activities The choir and speech students Duane Pettersen. Carol Brown and Gene Cetronc appeared in a Christmas program over KGHL-TV this year. Another Christmas activity for the choir was caroling: here the group sings in the lobby of the Northern Hotel. 127 EASTERNS MAJORETTES: Linda Farley, Marilynn Shenrd. Donna Laddusaw Majorettes Sparkle EMCE Band The EMCE band sponsored the second annual Baton Twirling Clinic for high school students Jan. 23. featuring Don Durand, second from left, who instructed students in twirling with the assistance of Marilynn Sheard, left, head majorette. The Marilettes. a twirling group of girls from 7 to 1G trained by Marilynn Sheard. performed at Eastern football and basketball game halftimes this year. Trying on their caps and gowns in preparation for Commencement Week activities the first weekend in June are seniors Ron Fenex, Bill Hilton. Charmaine Johns. Noreen Madsen and Al Quiring. Commencement Climaxes 1959-60 Year Commencement activities for Eastern Montana College of Education 19U0 graduates began June 2 with the President’s Reception for graduates and the annual Senior Banquet. The annual Commencement Ball was held at the Student Union the next evening, June 3. The President's Dinner for graduates and baccalaureate services were held Sunday. June 5. The baccalaureate address was given by Rev. Vernon L. Klingman of First Methodist Church, the invocation by Rev. John Crockett. St. Stephens Episcopal Church, and the benediction by Rev Paul Hill. Central Christian Church. Robert Hazo of the Philosophical Research Institute in San Francisco was principal speaker at Commencement exercises June 6 for Eastern students who received master of science in education degrees, bachelor of science in education degrees and two-year elementary education diplomas. 129 Student Legislature ............... 132 Student Union Board 133 Associated Women Students............. 134 Intercollegiate Knights . 136 Circle K 137 Spurs ...................... _..... 138 Pep Club 140 Newman Club __________________________ 141 Lutheran Students Association ....... 142 Eastern Christian Fellowship 142 Phi Beta Lambda ...................... 143 ART Club ............................. 143 Social Science Club 144 Student Math Group 144 Student Education Association ... 145 Kappa Delta Epsilon . 146 Kappa Phi Kappa 147 E Club 148 HPER Club 149 Women’s Recreation Association ....... 149 Rifle Club 150 Pi Kappa Delta ....................... 151 Alpha Psi Omega.................. -... 152 Katoya Players 152 EMCE Alumni Association ............ 153 131 STUDENT LEGISLATURE: Front row: Louis Veraldi, Jim Wrightson. Marilynn Sheard. Bill Hilton, George Pfaff, Ruthann Barnicoat. John Reque. Back row: Audreysuc Hageness. Dennis Crogan, June Hamilton, Chuck Haines, Jerie Miller, Bud Ridenour. Sharon Parker, Kara Rollins. Student Legislature Directs Campus Affairs I k - President Bill Hilton conducts one of the semi-monthly meetings of the Student Legislature. OFFICERS President ■ Bill Hilton Vice President, Fall Quarter Janice LaValley Winter, Spring Quarters George Pfaff Secretary Marilynn Sheard Business Manager. Fall Quarter Judy Schwalger Winter, Spring Quarters Jim Wrightson Advisers Louis Veraldi. John Reque As the governing group for the Associated Students of EMCE. the Student Legislature considers campus regulations affecting the student body, approves the annual appropriation of student activity funds, and determines policies which affect all other campus organizations. The president and four members are elected at large; other members are selected by the four classes, with each class allotted one representative per 100 students. 132 Board Directs SUB Activities OFFICERS President ...................... Marvin Carter Vice President Karen Wilson Secretary Ruthann Barnicoat Treasurer ...................... Ginger Ramus Adviser .. Miss Carol Saunders Faculty Representatives Dr Charles Price M. E. Johnson Miss Angehne Ekstrand Alumni Representative David W'illiams Attending the annual regional conference of the Association of College Unions from EMCE this year were, front row. Barbara Finn. Chuck Haines, and Karen Wilson; back row. Ruthann Barnicoat, Ginger Ramus, and June Hamilton. The Student Union Board directs the activities and sets the policies for the center of EMCE social activities, the Student Union Building The Board this year coordinated the college social calendar, sponsored a film series, the annual Wassail Christmas party, and open house after the Homecoming football game. The board approved the purchase of additional furniture for the cafeteria and lounge areas of the SUB this year and has taken a part in planning Eastern's new union, scheduled for construction next year. Six Board members and Miss Carol Saunders, student union director, attended the annual Region XI conference of the Association of College Unions Nov. 6-7 at the University of Idaho. STUDENT UNION BOARD Front row: Karen Wilson. Marvin Carter. Ruthann Barnicoat, Ginger Ramus: Second row: June Hamilton, .VI E. Johnson, Dr. Charles Price, Barbara Finn Miss Angehne Ekstrand. David W'illiams, Craig Price; Back row: Jim Patterson. Chuck Haines Miss Carol Saunders. 133 ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS COUNCIL: Front row: Carol George, Sharon Henderson. Dorothy Anderson, Judy Udin, Marietta Forehand. Linda Bolin, Sharon Parker. Jeanne Noble; Second row: Jean Zimbelman. Elizabeth Steensland. Thelma Heimbuch, Sandra Madden. Nancy Stickelberger, Ginger Ramus. Sharon Patek. June Hamilton, Ruthann Barnicoat. Karen Wilson. Helen Anderson, Jerie Miller, Audreysue Hageness, Virginia Williams. Carol Brown. AWS Spearheads Campus Women's Activities President ...... Vice President Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Historian Publicity Chairman Social Chairman Adviser OFFICERS Sharon Parker Linda Bolin Jeanne Noble Judy Udin ............................Sharon Powers Sharon Henderson ................... Dorothy Anderson Barbara Nihill Miss Carol Saunders All women students at Eastern are members of Associated Women Students, whose council plans and directs activities of the organization during the year. The purpose of AWS. in its second year of operation at EMCE, is to further the spirit of unity among women of the college, to foster activities supplementing educational experiences, and to increase a mutual responsibility through which the standards of the college can be made and kept high. AWS activities this year including publication of Coed Cues, a booklet of do’s and don'ts for college women, the Big and Little Sister program and the beginning of the quarter to acquaint freshmen women with the campus, orientation week last fall, publication of EMCE's first student directory, and sponsorship of Recreative Rhythms, a series of six sessions of modern dance lessons under the instruction of Mrs. Russell B. Hart. 134 AWS Activities AWS sponsored a Big-Little Sister Tea fall quar ter for all women students and faculty members. Selling student directories to Leo Armstrong and Brownie Greene is Sharon Henderson, AWS Council rpember; AWS published the directory this year. Attending the Big-Little Sister Tea were Bonnie Shaw, Mrs. Emma Melton. Mrs. H. L. Steele, Karen Wilson, Jan Rustand. and Neva Carlson. AWS members participated in Recreative Rhythms. modern dance series sponsored in the multi-purpose room of the education building by the organization. INTERCOLLEGIATE KNIGHTS: Front row: William F Hoheisel, Ron Ewing. George Pfaff, Don Hopwood, Jim Rowlan; Back row: Don Rothschiller, Gene Cetrone, Duane Pettersen. Warren Frank. Intercollegiate Knights Reorganizes as Honorary OFFICERS Duke ............... Don Hopwood Scribe Gene Cetrone Adviser..... William F. Hoheisel Sparked by the winter quarter visit of the national Intercollegiate Knights Royal King, Gordon R. Chester of the University of Idaho. Eastern’s IK chapter changed its name from Stinger to Avalon and began reorganization as a sophomore honorary by initiating 10 students who carried the group’s program into practice this spring Operation of the service organization as a sophomore men’s honorary next year will provide recognition of freshmen men in the field of activities and scholarship. IK's purpose is to recognize and motivate leadership for the college and to promote a higher and more collegiate level of EMCE student activity. Freshmen were tapped for IK initiation in April; several members attended the national IK convention at Idaho State College later that month. A May dinner was given in honor of the new members. 136 CIRCLE K: Dennis Calkin. David Doze. Larry Arpan, Larry Pennock. Dr. C. Robert Waterman, adviser. Circle K Is Campus Service Group Since the time of its formation on Eastern’s campus. Circle K has participated actively in student affairs. Circle K is a service and social organization, sponsored locally by the Pioneer Kiwanis Club and nationally by Circle K International. Objectives of Circle K include service and pood fellowship. Qualifications for membership are interest, activity in school affairs, and high scholarship. Members arc chosen by invitation and application. Circle K members pose with their “mascot 137 SPURS: Front row: Sharon Drain. Carol George. Julie Lesniek. Judy Rollins. Ann Pippin, Vivian Stoltenberg; Second row: Elizabeth Steensland. Norma McKerlick. Sharon Patek. Rosalyn Doze. Audreysue Hageness, Darlene Bren: Back row: Delores Roos, Diana Hilton. Myrna Brubaker. Sandra Madden. Pat Nelson. Judy Udin, Martha Behrent. Spurs Are Sophomore Women's Honorary President . Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Historian Adviser OFFICERS Judy Rollins Sandra Madden Ann Pippin Diana Hilton Darlene Bren Sharon Patek Miss Anne Arnold The purpose of Spurs, sophomore women’s honorary, is to promote spirit and support all activities in which the student body is active, to foster among its members a spirit of loyalty and helpfulness, and to uphold all traditions of the college. Spurs activities this year included ushering at most EMCE functions, serving at college dinners, sponsoring a Christmas party at the Cerebral Palsy center, operating a baby-sitting service, assisting in the children's ward at a local hospital, and maintaining a study table for its members two nights a week in the SUB The Spurs attended the annual Region I Spur convention Nov. 5-8 at Pacific Lutheran College. Parkland, Wash The national Spur president, Corinne Lyle, visited the EMCE chapter April 3-4. 138 The Spur-mobile” was purchased by Spurs and given away at a drawing as a highlight of Homecoming festivities last fall. ► Spurs Carol George. Pat Nelson. Sharon Patek. Audreysue Hageness and Martha Behrent set up a Spur Service Form box in the SUB activities office, to assist other groups in requesting service from Spurs. PEP CLUB: Front row: Edith Brown. Rosalyn Doze, Elaine Hollingsworth. Barbara Finn. Thelma Heimbuck. Julie Elliott; Second row: Audrey Domhrosky, Neva Carlson. Sharon Henderson. Charlene Williams, Diane Wenner. Linda Bolin. Greta Abrahamson. Jeanne Noble. Mary Lou Volk; Third row: Carol Larimer. Judy Downer. Judy Buehrmg. Willa McLaughlin. Linda Townsend. Arlene Wheeler. Brenda Tronson. Mvrna Kronmiller. Sally Dye. Roselane Miske; Back row: Jean Aronen. Gail Klein. Nancy Newman. Mary Anne Gardner. Audrey Silha. Kay Ellis. Gayle Shull. Sharon Niemi, Carol Young. Brownie Greene. Barbara Killmore. Betty Craig. Carol Sol. Pep Club Promotes Campus Spirit President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adviser OFFICERS Barbara Finn Rosalyn Doze Elaine Hollingsworth Thelma Heimbuck Miss Mary Kreul To create and promote pep at Eastern, particularly at athletic events, is the purpose of Pep Club, whose members attend all home football and basketball games as a group The club adopted new black and gold uniforms this year and sponsored a bus twice to Dillon to the EMCE-Western football and basketball games there. Pep Club also organized a girls drill team which performed at basketball games. 140 Newman Club Serves Catholic Students OFFICERS President Charles Miske Walter Zahn Julie Lesnick Treasurer Dan Burns Adviser William Barry Chaplain Rev. Eugene Hruska The Inter-Collegiate Newman Club of Billings serves Roman Catholic students from Eastern and Rocky Mountain College. The club meets semi-monthly to discuss religious topics and other subjects, with frequent guest speakers. Newman Club sponsored a mixer at EMCE in January. NEWMAN CLUB: Front row: Rev Eugene Hruska. Charles Miskc, Walter Zahn. Julie Lesnick; Second row: Judy Miller. Audrey Konccny. Judy Brown. Peggy Cookson. Audrey Silha, Sharon Dram. Marlene Wicka. Roselane Miske, Sinda Stallard. Lorraine Lehman. Arleen Wheel or. Julie Elliott. Mary Ann Gardner; Back row: Marcia Weidinger. Gary Maroney, Jim Pelatt. Harlan Hobbs, Steve Fake. Tom McCracken. Leroy Samuelson. Mike Jones, Francis Dobrowski, Mike Perko. Jeanne Noble. 141 EASTERN CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP: Front row: Marilyn Henderson. Pat Skerritt, Sherry Kiencnberger; Second row: Darlene Bren. Hazel Tessman. Clara Jane Wille. Pauline Jones. Beverly McRae: Back row: Robert McRae, Don Harbaugh. Lee Lincoln. Ken Toineeta. Norman Mc-Kerlick. Eastern Christian Fellowship Provides Religious Activity OFFICERS President Don Harbaugh Secretary Delores Fuchs Program Chairman Ken Toineeta Music Chairman Clara Jane Wille Publicity Chairman Hazel Tessman Adviser Robert J. McRae The Eastern Christian Fellowship organization provides an opportunity for students to gather together for Christian fellowship, to study the scriptures, and to share the Christian faith with non-Christians. The group meets every other week. LSA Organizes for Campus Lutheran Students OFFICERS President ................Ken Tkach Vice President Connyc Idstrom Secretary-Treas Elizabeth Steensland Program Chairman Beth Shelver Publicity Chairman Jane Madson Adviser.... Miss Angeline Ekstrand Campus Pastor Rev. John P. Shannon The purpose of Lutheran Students Association is to give all Lutheran students on campus the opportunity to become acquainted with one another and to work for a common purpose in worship. Membership is open to any student who belongs to a Lutheran synod or conference Members heard guest speakers at several dinner meetings during the year. LUTHERAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION Dean Dale. Larry Decker. Connye Idstrom. Ken Tkach. Jane Madson. Vivian Ger-des, Gracia Holland. 142 ART CLUB: Front row: Priscilla Whitehead, Barbara Nihill; Back row: Sam Weller, Miss Isabelle Johnson. Jane Madson. Charles Ros-sell, Lyndon Pomeroy. ART Club Organizes Winter Quarter ART Club, reorganized in February for art students at EMCE. includes among its purposes organizing and setting up art exhibits at the college, an annual art show by EMCE students in the spring, promotion of art scholarships and aw'ards, and sponsorship of art field trips. Club officers are Barbara Nihill, president; Priscilla Whitehead, vice president; Louise Kostelic, secretary; Jane Madson. treasurer; Charles Rossell. publicity chairman. Miss Isabelle Johnson and Lyndon Pomeroy are faculty advisers. Phi Beta Lambda Is Business Organization Phi Beta Lambda is the organization for business students on Eastern's campus. Purpose of the group is to develop competent, aggressive leadership and to encourage improvement in scholarship and campus loyalty among business students. The group's activities emphasize monthly program meetings at which Billings business people are invited to lead discussions on professional topics. Officers are: Ron Fisher, president; Jim Petersen, vice president; Frances Ramsay, secretary-treasurer; Dick Beaver, publicity chairman. Miss Angeline Ekstrand is adviser. PHI BETA LAMBDA OFFICERS: Dick Beaver, Frances Ramsay. Jim Petersen. Ron Fisher. J' BETA LAMBDA, OFFICERS SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB: Front row: Dr. Dale Daugherty. Elmer Andersen. Dennis Crogan. Gary Davies. Don Bender; Back row: Clyde Christensen. George Pfaff. Delmar Fried. President George Pfaff Vice Pres...........Delmar Fried Secrctary-Treas. Dennis Crogan Adviser Dr George Rollins The purpose of Social Science Club is to explore deeper into the fields of the social sciences, and the chib's monthly meetings feature guest speakers, movies and discussions. Membership is open to social science majors or minors and other interested students. Social Science, Math Clubs Promote Study, Research OFFICERS President John McAdams Vice Pres. Donald Cleveland Secretary-Treas. Eileen Cox Adviser Robert Redding The Eastern Student Math Group was organized to promote interest and professionalism among science and mathematics majors. The group meets regularly to discuss various problems and new developments in the field of mathematics, and concludes the academic year with a dinner meeting. STUDENT MATH GROUP: Front row: Joe Kasner, Don Cleveland. Eileen Cox. Frank Eckard, Don Rider; Back row: Ralph Walter. John McAdams. Jim Eschler. 144 STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION: Front row: Jean Aronen, Mary Jane Sprinkel. Leo Armstrong. Mary Lee Blankenship. Darlene Bren. Elizabeth Steensland. Marietta Forehand. Noreen Madsen; Second row: Mary Lou Volk. Betty Hooker. Thelma Heimbuch. Marjorie Ryan. Sharon Kienenborger, Pat Skerritt. Dixie Fink. Roseland Miske. Lois Hardesty. Nancy Adkins. Carol George; Third row: Audrey Dom-broskey. Bette Craig, Donna Jones. Janice Scherting, Julie Lesnik, Nancy Stickelberger. Sharon Henderson. Linda Bohn. Connie Raker. Greta Abrahamson. Mary Ann Hagen. Vivian Stoltenberg; Bock row: Beverly Zundel. Holly Endicott. Sharon Patek. Ken Wahl. Milton Devries, Roy Williams. Alvin Quiring. Norman Hagen, Richard Fick. Judy Bruchcr. Rose Marie Brew. Future Teachers Active in Student Education Assn. OFFICERS President ..........._............... Leo Armstrong Vice President Mary Lee Blankenship Secretary .......................... Darlene Bren Treasurer...... Elizabeth Steensland Adviser Dr. Christy Hale The largest organization on Eastern's campus. Student Education Association is open to majors in elementary or secondary education; its purpose is to acquaint future teachers with the profession they have chosen. The monthly meetings of SEA featured films and guest speakers on educational topics; the group met with Future Teachers of America deelgates from high schools during the MEA convention in October and sent several members to the MEA delegate assembly at Helena in March. Mary Lee Blankenship and Darlene Bren sign up new members for SEA during winter quarter registration. 145 KAPHA DELTA EPSILON: Front row: Carolyn Koenig. Beryl Esplin, Sharon Kienenberger. Betty Hooker, Beverly Frank, Evelyn Howard. Mrs. Darlcen Stephens: Back row: Sharon Parker. Jean Hughes, Doris Olson, Alice Jenkins. Rose Marie Brew. Dorothy Cooley. Joan Ashmore, Lois Morin. Kappa Delta Epsilon Is Women's Honorary OFFICERS President Evelyn Howard Vice President Beverly Frank Secretary . Betty Hooker Treasurer ......... Sharon Kienenberger Historian Barbara Nihill Adviser Mrs. Darleen Stephens Purpose of Kappa Delta Epsilon, national honorary for women in education, is to promote the cause of education by fostering professional ideals, high scholastic attainment, and wholesome fellowship. Membership requirements include upper division standing and a 3.0 average. The group's president, Evelyn Howard, and adviser, Mrs. Darleen Stephens, attended the national convention at Springfield, Ohio, fall quarter. In February the group sponsored a spaghetti supper after one of its members, Rose Marie Brew, was panelist on a TV show with Dr. Thomas Moriarty and Dr. Willis Vandiver, supervisor of elementary education for Billings. 146 Kappa Phi Kappa Is Men's Education Honorary OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Adviser . .................... Baird Langworthy Sam Kerns Alvin Quiring Dr. Christy Hale Eastern’s chapter of Kappa Phi Kappa, national honorary education fraternity, recognizes young men with vision and ability who will devote themselves to the profession of teaching. Membership is open to men who have taken at least six hours of work in education and who maintain a quality of scholarship satisfactory to the petitioning group Seven new members were initiated at ceremonies Feb. 11. and Dr. Frank A. Peake, national secretary-treasurer of the fraternity, visited the group Feb 25. KAPPA PHI KAPPA: Front row: Jim Wrightson. Rod Knutson; Second row: Alvin Quiring, Neal Limnger, Dave Williams. Bob Aagard. Robert Matlock. Sam Kern; Back row: Carl Nielsen. Milton Devries. William Hurr, Baird Langworthy. Dr. Thomas Moriarty. Dr Christy Hale 147 E CLUB: From row: Bill Hilton, Craig Price, Tom Wilson. Jerry Alexander. Hon Adams. Jim Barrus, Dick Schardt, Bob McWilliams; Second row: Charles Hereim, John Novasio. Frank Kampfe, Ronald Hatcher, Don Rothschiller, Bob Ille, Jim Michel. I arry Mayes; Third row: Dave Weatnerbee, Gaylord Christman. Mike Mullowney. Darrell Coulter, Dick Hatch. Ron Ewing, Stafford Hersrud. Tom Knaub; Back row: Don Brown, Elmer Vossler, Jim Neal, Merle Smith, Bruce Zinne, Dale Williams, Chuck Haines. E Club Honors Athletic Letter Winners OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Adviser ..... Ron Ewing Ron Adams Bill Hilton Ken Karr E Club, the lettermen's club of Eastern, is open to athletes who earn letters in major sports. New members of the organization, who earned their letters this year in football or basketball, were initiated into the club in a candlelight ceremony at the annual athletic banquet in the SUB cafeteria Feb. 29. 148 WOMENS RECREATION ASSOCIATION Front row: Ginger Ramus. Marcia Weidingcr, Judy Miller. Alice Boggs, Kay A her; Back row Jean Zimbclman. Betty Hooker. Julie Lesmk, Kathryn Wang. Jadee Twitched. Barbara Ford OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Adviser......... Jean Zimbclman Holly F.ndicott Jadee Twitched Miss Lucy Smith Women's Recreation Association Purpose of WRA is the promotion of physical efficiency and interest in physical education activities among EMCE women. The group meets regularly for recreational and social activities. HPER Club Attends Sun Valley Convention OFFICERS President Don Rider Vice President Jean Zimbclman Secretary-Treasurer Betty Hooker Advisers Miss Lucy Smith. Allen Feldner HPER Club is an organization designed to meet the professional needs of EMCE majors in health, physical education and recreation. The group annually sponsors Little Las Vegas Night in January. On April 8-9 club members Ron Ewing, Barbara Ford, Don Rider and Jean Zimbclman. with Coach Allen Feldner and Dr. Harold Alterowilz, attended the northwest district meeting of the American Association of Health. Physical Education and Recreation at Sun Valley. Idaho. HPER CLUB: Front row: Greta Abrahamson. Barbara Ford. Betty Hooker. Jean Zimbclman: Back row: Ron Ewing. Don Rider. Marcia Weidinger. 149 RIFLE CLUB: Front row: Susan Mitchell. Nancy Branbury. Curtis Beswick, Eileen Cox: Back row: Ralph Panian, Paul DeWitt. Steve Fake, Jered Scherer. Oscar Bjorgum. Rifle Club Produces Sharpshooters President Vice President Secretary Adviser OFFICERS Curtis Beswick Eileen Cox Nancy Branbury Oscar Bjorgum Eastern’s Rifle Club was organized in 1952 and is affiliated with the National Rifle Association. The group practices riflery weekly and has competed in shooting matches with several eastern Montana rifle groups this year. The Don Cammock Award, citing students who have earned their expert” and sharpshooter” ranks, is presented each year at the Awards Convocation by Rifle Club. 150 PI KAPPA DELTA: Front row: Lorraine Gilman, Betty Hooker, Carol Brown, Joe Backman: Back row: Richard Grover, Lauchlan MacLean, Duane Pettersen, Neal Lininger, Dennis Winters. Pi Kappa Delta Sponsors Speech Activities OFFICERS President Carol Brown Vice President -------------- — Duane Pettersen Secretary-Treasurer Betty Hooker Adviser Dennis Winters Membership in Montana Gamma chapter of Pi Kappa Delta, national speech honorary, is open to students who fulfill the fraternity’s qualifications of a required amount of participation in forensic activities. This year the organization sponsored the second annual Mardi Gras dance in February, the first annual oratory contest March 29. a high school speech festival in January. the high school speech divisional tournament in May and the Montana Intercollegiate Speech Tournament April 1-2. Dennis Winters and Lauchlan MacLean were initiated into Pi Kappa Delta at candlelight ceremonies in December. 151 OFFICERS ALPHA PSI OMEGA: Front row: LeaNora Brush, Carol Sol. Elaine Hollingsworth; Bark row: Jim Meeks. Donna Helzer. Buck Burton. Neal Lminger. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Adviser Neal Lininger Eileen Cox Claudia Greene LeaNora Brush Carol Sol Frederick K Miller The purpose of Eastern's chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, national drama honorary, is to stimulate interest in dramatics activities and to honor students for their worth in that field. Membership is determined on the basis of a point system; points are obtained by participation in various drama activities. Chief project of the group is the annual one-act play festival, sponsored for the 11th year April 1-2. during which 15 plays were presented by 14 high schools and junior high schools Alpha Psi Omega, Katoya Players Promote Drama Activities at Eastern President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historians OFFICERS Jim Hopkins Kay Ridenour Bonnie Shaw Jerry Hopkins Elaine Hollingsworth. Carol Sol Katoya Players, organization for Eastern dramatics students, sponsors EMCE drama productions and provides the majority of student actors and backstage help for the plays. Productions the groun was active in this year included “Reclining Figure. fall quarter; Fiman's Rainbow. winter quarter; and Cinderella. spring quarter. Adviser is Frederick K Miller. KATOYA PLAYERS: Front row: Kay Ridenour, Carol Sol. Elaine Hollingsworth. Claudia Greene; Second row: Marvel Low-rance, Bonnie Shaw. LeaNora Brush. Jerry Hopkins. Joan .Scow, Donna Helzer. Jack McCoy; Back row: Jim Hopkins. Jim Meeks. Dick Price, Buck Burton. Neal Lininger. 152 i Alumni Association Shows 25% Membership Gain EASTERN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION: Front row: Reid Hagen. Vernon Akins, Robert Doming. Mrs. Peggy Johnson; Back row: Stan Allred. Dr. Richard Prill. Dr Harold Alterowitz. Frank Morgan A 25 per cent increase in membership plus a calendar of gala events made 1959-60 an exciting year for Eastern Montana College alumni. Dedicated to the purpose of selling the story of EMCE as the fastest growing college in Montana, the alums were spurred on by an enthusiastic and energetic executive board Bob Doming of Laurel headed the executive board; other members included Stan Allred, vice president Vern Akins, Reid Hagen. Dr. Richard Prill. Dr. Curtis Dcming. David Williams and Frank Morgan. In the fall Mrs. Peg Johnson resigned as secretary and the position was filled by Mrs. Janet Ganson, 55. Dr. Charles Price, dean of student personnel, and Francis L Kafka, public relations director, gave the executive board a helping hand from the faculty standpoint. Alumni files and correspondence on campus were kept in good order by Delores Roos, Terry sophomore and a 1959 recipient of the EMCE Alumni Scholarship. Alumni social events were highlighted by Homecoming Oct. 23-24 The big Homecoming weekend included a Friday luncheon with more than 100 alums attending and Saturday's game between Eastern and Northern followed by the open house at which several hundred alums had a chance to renew old acquaintances. Climax to the eventful two days was the alumni dinner dance held at Lake Hills Country Club with more than 100 persons attending. Other social events during the year included a dance and breakfast at Lake Hills Fob 20 and a dinner for seniors in May Alums were kept up to date on all activities and important issues via the Alumni Newsette, edited by Reid Hagen. 153 155 DISTANT HORIZONS Presented with the fascinating Challenges of the space age In which horizons have become More and more distant Industry requires Greater and greater skills And far more important MORE AND MORE EDUCATION. In mining and metals THE ANACONDA COMPANY Continually strives to meet ever new challenges In its service to mankind in many ways IT'S THE MUSIC OF K-DOUBLE-O-K! O, whenever you want to hear the music of the nicest bands; Whenever you feel romantic, in a mood for holding hands; Whenever the moon and stars are shining in that certain way; Nine-seventy is the spot—K-double-O-K. 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Anderson, Dale 40. 90 133, 134 Anderson, Dolores 55 Barrus. James 55, 78, 80. 82, 148 Anderson. Dorothy 40, 106. 134 Bartlett, Hubert 90. 93 55 Anderson. Edna 30 Bauer, Max 45 Anderson. Helen 40, 106, 134 Beardslev, Ellen 45 Armfield, Robert 41 143 Armstrong, Leo 44, 118, 135, 145 Beck, Ronald 92 Becker. Leonard 41 Behrent, Martha 45, 95. 114, 138, 139 Bender, Donald 45. 78 Bender. Ronald 45 Berggren, David 55 Beswick, Cu is .55,150 Besso, Jack ................... 55 Blankenship, Mary Lee 31, 106, 145 Blinn, Juanita 55. 95, 122 Boggs, Alice 41, 149 Boccs. Judith 56 Bolin. Linda 45, 134. 140, 145 Bond, Gary 56, 92 Bond. Karen 56 Bornheim, Tony 56 Boyce, Wayne 45 Braaten. Crystal 45 Branbury, Nancy 150 Branum, Elinor 56 Brasen, Larry 45 Bredow, Herbert 31 Bren, Darlene 45, 138, 142. 145 Brew. Rose Marie 41. 145, 146 171 56 Brinkema, Judith 56 Brinkerhoff, Ellis 56 Brinkman, Fred 31 Brown, Carol 41. 100, 105, 119, 121, 127, 134. 151 Brown, Don 45, 78. 89, 148 140 Brown, Judy . 56, 141 Brown, Kenneth ..... 45 56. 93 Browning. Ruth 56 Brubaker, Myrna 45. 138 Brucher, Judy . 145 Brush, Lea Nora 125, 152 Buchfink, Leona 56 Buehring, Judith 56, 140 Buman, Claire 41 Bunch. James 45 Burdick, Milton 56 Burgener. Donald 41 Burton, Bee 45. 92. Ill Burton, Michael 152 Burton. Richard 56 Butler. Lowell 46 Butler, Michael 46 —c— Calkin, Dennis Carlson, Neva Carnev, James 57, 137 57. 135. 140 57 Carter, Marvin 31. 100, 133 Caudill, Carol 57, 126 Cetrone, Gene 46. 100. 105, 120. 121, 127, 136 Chappie, Gladys 57 Chase, Ralph 46. 89 Christensen, Clyde 46, 110, 149 Christensen, Gladys 57 Christensen, Kai .78 Christman. Gavlord 78, 90. 110, 148 Clark, Jane 31 Cleveland, Donald 41, 144 Collar, Dick 177 Comte, Frank 46 Connor, James 32 Conroy, David 57 Cook, Sharon 46 Cookson, Margaret 57, 141 Cooley, Dorothy 32, 146 Cooper, Thelma 32 Coulter, Darrell 46, 84, 86. 148 Cowan. Carole 46, 104 Cowee, Richard 46 Crabtree, George 57 Craig, Elizabeth 57, 140, 145 Crogan. Dennis 132. 144 Crowley. Kathleen 57 Cummings, Clinton 41, 92 —D— Dahlman, Ron 57, 92. 93 Dalby, Stephen 57 Daniels. Frederic 32 Davies, Gary 46, 102, 144 Davis. Charles 46 Davis. Donald 57, 78 Davis. James 57. 112 Dawson, Zela Mae 58. 112, 122 DeCarlo, Antonio 46 142 Demaree, Gary 58 Dennv. Marcus .58 Denny. James 32 DeVille, Carol 58 Devries, Milton 46.145, 147 DeWitt, Paul 58, 150 Dige. Shirley 58 Dobbin, Dennis 46 Dobrowski. Francis 58, 141 Dombrosky. Audrey 58. 140, 145 Dorn. Dorothy 58 Dover, Dick 46, 84, 92 Downer, Judy 58. 106, 140 Downer. Larrv 58 Doze, David 58.78.92.110, 116. 137 Doze, Rosalyn 138, 139, 140 Dr aeon. John 33 Drain, Sharon 138. 141 Dreese, Edward 58 Duffy, Sheelia .. 58 Dumay. Tom . 58. 93 Dumay, Tony ... 59,92,93 Duncan, Larry 47 Dunn. Ned 59 Dusterhoff, Patricia 59 91 Dye, Sallv 59 —E— Earl, Martha 59, 101, 104, 116 Eckard, Franklin 47. 144 Edmonds, Dwight 47 Edwards, Tommy 59 Elliott, Julie 59, 140, 141 Ellis, JoAnn 59 Ellis, Kay 59. 118, 140 Ellis, Ronald 41 Endicott, Holly 106, 145 Emery, Margaret 47 Erb, Charlene 47 Erickson, Larry........ 91 Eschler, James 144 Esplin, Beryle 146 Evans, Gary _ .47 Ewing. Ronald 78, 79, 81, 82 110, 136, 148,149 —F— Fahlgren, Ellen 59 Fake, Stephen ..... 59. 141. 150 Farley. Linda 59, 101, 104, 116, 122, 128 Fames, Gary . 59 Feldman, Robert 60 . 47 Fenex, Ron 129 Ferguson, Darrold 60 Feuerherm. Sharon 41 Fick, Richard 41, 145 Finch, Kathlyn 60 Fink, Dixie .115, 145 Fink, Donna 60. 122, 125, 126 Finn, Barbara 47. 100, 133, 140 Fischer. Allen 60 Fisher, Ronald 143 Fiske. Sam 60 Fletcher. Carl 92 Flvnn. Luanna . 114 Foley, Clarence 60. 125 Ford, Barbara 149 Forehand, Marietta 41. 118 134. 145 Forster. Gordon 41 Frank. Leslie 60 Frank, Warren 41, 122, 126 136. 146 French, Leonard 60 Fried. Delmar 47 94. 102, 108, 144 Fuchs. Delores 126 —G— Gangstad. Orval 47 Ganson, Philip 41 Gardner, Mary Ann 60, 114 140, 141 Garlock. Patricia go Gauger, Dwight go Gebhardt, Delvin go George, Carol 47, 106, 134 138, 139. 145 George, Alvin 41, 108. 109 Gerdes, Vivian 113, 122, 125, 126. 142 Gilman, Lorraine 151 Godfrey, Jerry ................ 73 Good. Ramona go 172 Green, Frederick Greene. Claudia Greene, Brownie Grimsrud, Warren Grover. George Groshart, Keith 39 33 60, 135, 140 61, 125, 126 47 92 —H— Haagenstad, Dwaine 42 Hackney, Wayne ........— 42 Hagen, Mary Ann 42, 145 Hagen, Norman 33. 145 Hageness, Audreysue 47, 123, ' 132, 134, 138, 139 Hager, Van 61 Haines, Charles 47, 84, 92, 100, 116, 132, 133, 148 Hamill, Marilyn 61 Hamilton, June 42, 132, 133, 134 Hamilton. Philip 61 Hanel. Imogene 61, 123 Hansen, Lane 47, 113 Hansen, Vivian 61 Hanson, Diane .................. 47 Hanson, Earl 61 Hanson, Eldon 42 Hanson, Donald 61 Hanson, Hardy 48 Hanson, Sharon 61 Harbaugh, Don 142 Hardesty. Lois 61, 106. 116, 145 Harlow, Keith .61 Harmon, Charles 122 Harney, Michael 61 Hart, Raymond ... 61 Hartley, Sandra 48 Hartnett, Jim 61 Hashisaki, Rosalie .............. 48 Hatch. Richard 84, 85, 90, 148 Hatcher, Ronald 48. 78. 110, 148 Hatton, Carol 61 Hauf, Jerry 62 Haugerud, Lorraine 48 Haun, Loyal____ 62 Heare, Ethel . 48 Hedges, Barbara . 62, 118 Heimbuch, Thelma 134, 140, 145 Heidecker, Robert ............62 Hein, Keith 48, 93 Helgeson, Janice 48 Hellana, Gracia 142 Heltborg, Olive 62 Helzer, Donna 48, 111, 114, 126, 152 Henderson, Marilyn ___62, 142 Henderson, Sharon 62, 134, 135, 140, 145 Hereim. Charles 84 , 88. 117, 148 Hergenrider, Margie .48 Herman, Larry 48 Herman. Diana 62 Hersrud, Stafford 78. 81, 82, 148 Hilario, Raymond 48 Hill, Dannv 48 Hillier. Sidney 62. 90 Hilton, Diana 95. 106, 138 Hilton, William 39. 78. 79, 80. 81. 82, 100. 101, 103, 116, 129, 132, 148 Hium, Robert 62, 90 Hobbs. Harlan 62. 141 Hogue, Steve 104 Holden, Archie 33 Hollingsworth, Elaine 48, 114, 152 Holtz, Larry 62 Hooker, Betty 145, 146, 149, 151 Hopkins, Gerald 63, 111, 114, 116 Hopkins, James .62, 112, 113,114, 116 Hopwood. Don 63. 105, 136 House. Joan 48. 125. 126 Howard, Evelyn 33, 123, 125, 126. 146 Howe, Charles 33 Hudson, Lawrence 63 Hughes. Jean 42. 146 Huntington. Fred 84 Huseby, Ardon 63 —I— lams, Jeffrie 34 Idstrom, Connye 63. 142 1 lie. Robert 48. 90. 148 —J— Jackson, Fred Jackson. Gordon Jenkins, Mary Alice Jensen, Carol Jensen, Robert Jenson, Audrey Johns, Charmaine Johnson, Alfred Johnson. Darlene Johnson, Don Johnson. Florygene Jones. Donna Jones, Jerry Jones. Michael Jones. Pauline 63, Joy, Gail Judah, Robert 111, 119, 120 ...........78 34.146 63 ...34 .....63 129 .......... 63 49 49 63 49, 145 63 ... 63. 141 123. 126. 143 63. 126 49 —K— Kaiser. Dick Kalberg, Edith Kampfe, Frank Kappel, Barbara Kasner, Joe Keating. Michael Keiser, Kay Kern, Karen Kero, Donald Kessler. Donald ........63, 108 34.126 49. 78, 108, 148 .73 144 49 100, 104 64 63 42 Kienenberger, Sharon 42, 142, 145, 146 Killian, Gary ............. Killmore, Barbara Kinsey, Donald Kinsfather, Walter . Kipp, Donald Klein, Gail Knapton. James Knaub. Tom ...... Knight, June .... Knutson, Mel .... Knutson, Rod .. Koenig, Carolyn Konecny, Audrey Koski, Ted....... Kostelic, Louise Krahn. Louis .... Kraske, Don Kronmiller. Myrna Krum, Bernice 49 Kuhl, Norn.an 49 KuKay, Warren . . 78 Kuper, William 64 78. 80 64. 119, 140 64 64 34 126, 140 49 49, 78, 90. 148 49 78 .78 42, 146 64. 121, 141 64 64 64. 94 94 140 —L— Laddusaw, Donna Laird. Bonnie Laitinen, John 64. 112, 128 64. 110, 113. 114, 125,126 42 Lamev, John 64 Lane, Frank 49 Langworthy, Baird 34, 147 Larimer, Carol 64, 111, 114, 126, 140 LaValley, Jan 132 Layng, Paula 64 Leach, Harold 65 Lesnik, Julie 49, 122, 138, 141, 145, 149 Lincoln, Lee 65, 142 Lininger, Neal 42, 112, 121, 122, 125, 147, 151, 152 Linnell, Maxine 50 Littleton, Lillian 50 173 Loftsgaarden, Alan 50, 93 Long, Myrna......-... 50 Lorton, Clair ... 123 Lundquist, Allan.................. 50 Luse, John 65 —M— MacLean, Lauchlan 121, 151 Madden, Sandra.......... 50, 134, 138 Madsen, Noreen 35, 129, 145 Madson, Jane 65,111,142,143 Maichrzak, Bronislaw 35 Manning, Gary . ......... 78 Maroney, Gary 105, 141 Marston, Jay . 65, 105, 123, 126 Martin, Roy ... 65, 78 Mason, Velda ........... .... 50 Matlock, Robert 147 Matthews, James 35 Maxson. Dennis 65 May, Jay 50, 126 Mayes, Deanna . 65 Mayes. Larry 78, 82. 92, 148 McAdams, John 35, 144 McArthur, James 65 McArthur, Jerry 50 McBride, Lucinda 50 McCann, Dorothy 65 McCartney, Charles 50, 123 McCollough, Granville 50 McCoy, Jack 111, 114 McCracken, Thomas 141 McDanel. Judith 50 McDonald, Bonnie 65 McGovern, Letha 50, 122 McKelvie, Lawrence 42 McKerlick, Norma Jean 50. 138, 142 McKibben, Jerry 65, 123, 126 McLane, Dale 50 McLaughlin, Willa 65, 140 McNees, Donald 65, 93 McNees, Robert 50, 93, 108, 109 McPhail, Malcolm 42 McPhce, Jeanne 65 McVey, Chore 122 McWilliams, Robert 84. 85, 87, 88,148 Meeks, James.................... 152 Michael, Ronald 66 Michel, James ... 66, 78. 90, 148 Michcletti, Roland 66. 116 Miller. Jerie 100, 132, 134. 149 Miller. Judith _.66, 122, 126, 141 Miller, Kenneth .. 66 Miller, Lorin 51 Mings, Mary 66 Miske, Charles 51, 89, 116, 119, 141, 145 Miske, Roselane 66, 110, 140, 141 Mitchell, Susan 150 Moore, Karen 115 Moore. Richard 42, 90 Moos, Ted 35 Morefield, William 66 Morin, Lois 42, 146 Morrison, Henrietta 66 Morrison, Jack 42 Muller, Louise 66 Mullowney, Tim 78, 82, 148 Murry, Phillip 42, 105. 112. 125, 126 —N— Nash, Barbara Neal, James Neibauer, Douglas Neibauer. Jerry Nelson, David Nelson, Marilyn Nelson, Patricia Nelson, Wayne Netterberg, Charles Neuhardt, Elvera Newbary, Walter Newell, Roxie Newgard, Kenneth Newman, Nancy Nielsen, Carl Niemi, Kay . Nihill, Barbara Nihill, Patrick Noble, Jeanne Nordstrom, Walter Not Afraid, Edward Nott, Carol 66 78, 90, 93, 148 51 91 78, 81 66, 125, 126, 51. 123, 138, 139 42 .66 51 66. 78, 92. 93 66. 121 67,84, 117 67. 140 119. 147 67, 140 35, 100. 143 36 67. 134, 140. 141 51 ..........78 67 Novasio, John 78, 79. 80, 81. 148 -O- Ohlrich, Ruth Olmstead, Robert Olson, Doris Orcutt, Betty —P— Panian, Ralph Pappas, Tony Parker. Sharon Patek, Georgia Patek, Sharon 51, 122, 126 67 36. 146 ....... 36 67. 150 67 43, 100, 132. 134, 145, 146 67, 122 51. 106, 126. 134. 138, 139 Patterson, James .36, 110, 133 Patterson. Virginia 67, 126 Paulsen, Eileen Cox 32, 144, 150 Paulsrud, Dorothy . 67 Pearson, Violie ................ 67 Pelatt, James 67. 141 Pennock. Larry 137 Pering, Ronald 43, 122, 126 Petersen, Eugene 51 Petersen, James .............51, 143 Peterson, Eugene 36 Peterson, Katherine 67, 125, 126 Pettersen, Duane 43, 78, 93, 100, 105, 108, 109, 119, 120. 121, 127, 136, 151 Pfaff, Gary 112,122,126 Pfaff, George 36, 132, 136, 144 Pippin, Ann 138 Pitchford. James _______________ 78 Platt. Warren 84 Potts. Allen 111 Pratt, Vanise .......78 Price, Craig 67, 84. 85, 87. 90. 116, 133, 148 Price, Richard 112 Priestley. Linda .68 —Q— Quiring, Alvin 37. 100, 108. 109, 129. 145, 147 —R— Ramus, Virginia Ramsay, Frances Rapstad, Theodore Redwolf, Rosella Reisig, JoAnn Reiter, Gerald Reynolds, Gary Ridenour. James Ridenour. Kay Rider, Donald Riemann, Curtis Rodman, Nancy Rollins, Judith Rollins, Kara Romsos, Duane Roos. Delores Rossell, Charles Rothschiller, Don Row Ian, Jim Rued, Mary Ann Ruff, Vivian Rustan, Jerril Rustand, Jan Rutledge, Edward 43, 133, 134, 149 37. 143 51 68 .39 68 .68 105, 112. 123, 125, 126, 132 68, 105, 115, 122 37, 110, 144. 149 78 68 100, 118, 138 .68, 132 43 51. 138 51. 143 116, 136, 148 51.91. 115, 136 68 ......68 68 68, 135 ....43 174 Rutledge, Marilyn 68 Ruzick, Laura Jean 51 Ryan, Margie 145 —S— Salyer, Richard 68. 90 Samuelson. Leroy 141 Sanden, Linda 68 Scarborough, Paul 68 Schardt, Richard 78, 82, 148 Scheeler, Arnold 69 Scherer, Jered 150 Scherting. Janice 69. 122, 145 Schlenker, Leo 78. 81 Schmidt, Dennis 69, 105, 112, 125, 126 Schmidt, Merilee 52 Schmitz, Gerald 37 Schnaidt, Elaine 69 Schneider, Anthony . 69 Schryver, Clinton 52 Schwalgcr, Judith 100, 132 Scoles, Gene 69 Scow, Joan 94.112, 116 Sell. Kevin 69. 90 Shaffer. Ray 52. 84. 85, 87. 88, 102.109,117 Shaw, Bonita 69, 101, 104, 116, 135 Shawver, Mary .69 Sheard, John 69. 93 Shcard, Marilynn 37, 115, 119, 128, 132 Shearer, Ronald 69 Shelver. Beth 69 Shore, Chris 34. 114 Shorey, Patricia 69. 105, 111, 112. 122, 125, 126 Shott, Elizabeth 69 Shull. Gayle 52. 140 Siemers, Joan 69 Silha, Audrey 70, 140, 141 Simacek. Paul 70 Simmons, Janice .70. 122 Simmons, Richard 52 Skarda, Shirley 52, 122 Skerritt, Patricia 52, 142, 145 Smith, David 70 Smith, Merle 70. 84, 86, 148 Snively, Lennie 70. 110 52. 140 Sprinkel, Mary 70, 145 Stahl, Sharon . 70 Stallard, Linda 43, 141 Steensland, Elizaebth 52, 106, 134, 138,145 Stenerson, Paul 70, 92, 93 Stickelberger, Nancy 43, 106, 134, 145 Stoltenberg, Vivian 52, 138, 145 43 Sundheim, Carol 70 Susag, Diane 52 Svendsen, Jane 70 Swanson, Terry 52,122 —T— Tabor, Walter 70. 78 Taylor, Eleanor .70 Taylor, Lorin 71 Taylor. Michael 119 Tessman, Hazel 71, 142 Tesch, Richard 71 Tew. Robert 71. 92 Thayer. Lorraine 38 Thomas, Janet 7 Thomas. Patricia 71 Thompson, Richard 93 Thorberg, Iva 71 Thorson, Lois .71. 123, 126 Tkach. Ken 71. 110, 142 Torske, Janice 52 Townsend. Linda 71. 105, 140 Townsend, Tim 38 Trimble, Mary Ann 71 Tronson. Brenda .... 71. 140 Twitchell. Jadee 52. 101. 102, 104.149 —U— Udin, Judith 52, 110, 122, 134, 138 —V— Van Soest, Gardy Vestal, Kenneth Vesely, Darlene Vincent. Marilee Vincent, Marvin Vincent, Robin Volk, Marylou Vossler, Elmer —W— W acker, Larry 53, 114 72 Waddel. Theodore 72. 123 Wagner. Joan 72 Wahl. Harold 145 Wahl, Kenneth 52 Walker, A1 43 Walling. Virginia ... .72 Walsh, Larry 53, 93 Walter, Gordon Walter. Ralph Wang, Kathryn Ward, Jim 43 144 .72, 149 53 Ward, Richard 72 Ward. Rick 72 . .72 Weatherbee, David ...... 72, 78. 94. 117, 148 Weaver, Tom 92 Weidinger, Marcia 72. 141, 149 Weldon. Kent 73 .112, 143 53 Wenner, Diane 73, 140 West, Glenn 105 113, 125, 126 Wheeler, Arleen . 73, 94, 106. 140, 141 Wheeler, Kendall . 73 Whitaker, Randy 73 White, Maureen 53 Whitehead. Priscilla .143 Wicka, Marlene 53, 141 Wilev Sheila 43 Wille. Clara Jane 53, 123, 126, 142 Williams, Charlene 73, 140 Williams, Dale 53. 84. 85, 86. 148 Williams, Donna 53 Williams, Roy 38, 145 Williams, Virginia 38. 100. 106, 123,134 Wilson, Dave 73 Wilson, Karen 43. 100, 133, 134, 135 Wilson, Mark .53. 123 73 Wilson, Tom 38, 78, 90, 148 Wohler, Leo 73 Wolfe, Donald 53 Woods, Nancy 73 Wrightson, James 38. 122, 132, 147 Wynn, Kenneth 43 —Y— Yeager, Kenneth 73 Yeruer. Ella 43 O 53 Young, Carol 73, 113, 140 —Z— Zahn, Walter 141 Zeiler. Harold 73 Zimbelman. Jean 43. 100, 106, 110, 134, 149 Zinne, Bruce 73, 84, 85. 86. 87. 148 Zundel, Bcverlv 73, 122, 145 71 72 ...43, 112, 123 53 72, 125, 126 .....72, 122, 126 .... 72, 140, 145 ...........78, 93, 143 175 action is. Success to the yearbook staff is a moot word. 17 3 When the yearbook years hence will find it is published the staff considc a representative picture of the ork completed a college year it depicts. nd hope that tH «