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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1962 volume:

The 1962 Rimrock Expanding Horizons Dedicated To Our Alma Mater Eastern Montana College of Education Billings, Montana Volume Thirty-four Contents Expanding Horizons..........x - Campus Life.................Page 9 Purpose: Instruction........Page 47 Freshmen to Graduates .... Page 51 Physical Education..........Page 105 Student Organizations .... Page 123 Advertising, Index.............Page 155 2 Horizons The Silver Dollar City in a billion-dollar market .......A booming college campus in Montana's Magic Metropolis. As Billings builds, Eastern Expands! These are more than just words; They paint the picture of Eastern Montana College and the Magic City growing hand in hand. You'll find this story Ln The 1962 Him rock, dedicated to our Alma Mater. % 3 Challenge A question mark on every face.... an intense desire to learn the why and ways of life burns deep in these children. These future scientists, educators and engineers pose a problem to the nation as a whole and have created a challenge for the educators of this country. Eastern President Herbert L. Steele says that population forecasts indicate an increased demand on the higher education facilities of Montana in the very near future. The challenge of guiding these children falls heavily on the shoulders of the state's educators. As Montana's largest teacher education center, EMC accepts a lion's share of providing qualified teachers for the secondary and elementary systems of this state. According to Miss Harriet Miller, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Montana needs another classroom and another teacher every two days, week-in and week-out, to meet the Treasure State's potential education gtowth. We, as students today and teachers tomorrow, must prepare ourselves to lead the way and instill knowledge, confidence, and leadership in Montana's future citizens. Response Rising to the challenge. Eastern Montana College is assuming its increased responsibility with the advent of a well-balanced curriculum, the completion of modern collegiate facilities, and an abundance of ambitious faculty and students. Although Eastern is known primarily as a teachers college, future engineers, doctors, and other preprofessional people are acquiring the rudiments of their chosen professions as well. Growing right along with the curriculum and the campus is the impressive group of faculty members. More and more top quality professors and instructors are being drawn to Eastern Montana College every year. The most noticeable facet of this new look on campus is the building boom. Montana's most modern Physical Education Building now sits majestically beneath the towering rims of the city. The latest look at EMC is a soaring student skyscraper, Rimrock Hall, which is rapidly becoming the hub of collegiate activity. These things tell only a part of the Eastern story. . . . .The real pulse of this progress is in the expanding student body itself. Enrollment has jumped more than 19% this year over last and the drop-out rate has declined. Teachers now find more students in more classes. . .all seemingly seeking sources of intellectual stimulation to meet this challenge of the future. Faculty; Students Today's student is more demanding. . .Today's professor must be more providing. The days of house-painting summers for teachers are over. Educators who formerly enjoyed lengthy sunshine sojourns now find this time fiLied as students themselves. Others broaden their intellectual horizons with educational excursions or extensive reading programs. The acquisition of this knowledge soon benefits the students too, as their instructors and professors pass it right on down to the newest freshman. This new breed of professor spearheads a campus curriculum that is graduating some of the nation's top students. Eastern is slowly shedding the title of teachers college as more and more courses are added and more and more professional fields are opened. Already, future doctors, engineers, and other pre-professional people are receiving the basics of their respective professions. This additional zeal, coupled with a growing, realistic curriculum, is both meeting and beating our educational challenge. 3ive Responses 1 00 Today's Sammy Sophomore and Suzie Senior are both far cries from yesterday's student. Maybe it's the air of determination on the football field. . . or that intellectual atmosphere of the campus. Realizing the ever-increasing importance and necessity of a college education, Eastern students are working with zeal ... pushing on in their pursuit of education. The abundance of scholars working their way through without seeking financial assistance marks tomorrow's graduate with independence and intelligence. The nation's future teachers are preparing to shoulder the burden of instructing and guiding the mass of students crowding into our educational system. These are days of dedication on the campus, with Eastern's future educators and scholars sharpening their intellects and broadening their horizons for the challenges ahead. oars Up, Up! 7 Response in Facilities Silhouetted against the towering rimrocks of the Silver Dollar City, Billings, one can easily see the $2.5 million Student Services Building which opened at the beginning of Winter Quarter. This building carries facilities for a modern, compact and practical women's dormitory for 300 co-eds. Sitting majestically on the east side of the campus is the new Physical Education Building with a seating capacity of 4,000 people, an olympic-size swimming pool, and classrooms and offices. With the flowering of these two buildings came the much-needed improvement to the former student union. Converted to the Music Hall, it houses the Foreign Language Laboratory, boasts the most modern equipment for individual listening, and features tape-recording facilities and recordcutting apparatus. All of these give foreign language students a better opportunity for improving oral comprehension of the four foreign languages offered at Eastern. There is evidence of more improvements, including the possibility of a new library and many other modern buildings. In the future. Eastern will continue to expand as in years past ... but to a much larger degree. Watch for the boom to balloon. Foreign Language Laboratory Control Board. Students cheer Eastern at downtown pep rally. 1961 Homecoming Co-eds ride high with EMC spirit The year's Homecoming spirit was ignited by torching of scrap wood piled high at Cobb Field for the traditional bonfire, snake dance and pep rally. Eastern students and friends surged through Billings in the largest and most exuberant demonstration of school loyalty on record. Festivities generated a mood of excitement which continued through the rest of Homecoming Week. Coach Karr at rally. Can lids were heard 'round the county. Spirit Ignited Bonfire blazed for hours. Freshmen got more wood than upperclassmen Barbara Zilz was among Homecoming Queen candidates introduced to students in style show. Faculty Skit. Olympus Descending. enlivened Homecoming Mixer. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Eugene W. Elliott. Dr. Harold S. Alterowitz and Earl A. Keffer Events Feed Flames Dancing at Mixer. Zela Dawson. 1961 Homecoming Queen, crowned at Mixer. David E. Nelson and Miss Donna Nelson--a typical couple at Homecoming Prom. Pi Kappa Delta Can Can float created sensation. Sophomore Class presented Ben Hur float. 21 Floats in GalaParade Motion pictures from non-talkies to smell-o-vision were represented by 21 floats in the gala 1961 Homecoming Parade. The Eastern Band and three high school bands were also in the parade which snaked its way through Billings behind an Armed Forces color guard. The most colorful parade in Eastern's history proclaimed the Homecoming spirit, punctuated by student and spectator cheers. Apsaruke Hall Stalag 17 float did not confine men's dormitory residents for long. Two First-Place Winners Business Club's Suddenly 'This' Summer (alx ve) and Intercollegiate Knights The Vikings (right) each placed first in Homecoming Parade float competition. IS “a-n CJXge!rrUS “ « ■ VeUow,,ckot toucan in 1961 Homecoming Game with Loren Soft carries the mail on pass from Jim Barms for Hastern Homecoming Tl). Touchdown signals the official after Dick McCatherinc dove from one-foot line for Yellow-jacket score. ( Co.Js ?, eiati Over oni ecom in 9 DIANE WHITNEY. Attendant BARB AH A ZILZ, Attendant ROSALIND HERMAN, Attendant 18 ZELA DAWSON. 1961 Homecoming Queen Freshman Picnic sponsored by Associated Women Students during Orientation Week introduced newcomers to Eastern. Varieties of Campus Life Miss Carol Saunders, Dean of Women, and Dr. Charles B. Price, Dean of Student Personnel Services, greet AlauniTuatoo (second from left) and Cecelia Leo, both of Tutuila, American Samoa. The girls enrolled at Eastern for Fall Quarter, the school's first students from that part of the world. 20 Knitting lessons occupied many leisure hours. First snowman of the season outside Cisel Mall was built by Sandra Parriott (left) and Sally Hamlett. Members for ski parties were recruited by (Left to Might) Frank Kampfe, Barbara Maloney and Dave Wagner. Fight scene in The Male Animal shows Wayne Gloegc (on sofa, background),and (Left to Right) Murray Hudson, Carolyn Canetta, Dona Donofrio, Dick Griffin and John Mullen. High School Play Festival instructors were (Left to Right) Frederick K. Milier, EMC; Charles Bilyeu, Idaho State College; Lloyd Michelson, Billings Senior High School, and Leon C. Miller, National Thespian Society. Dona Donofrio (left), Carolyn Canetta and Ken Clock, in party scene of the The Male Animal. Regate High School play, The Man With His Heart in The Highlands by William Saroyan, was directed by Charles Bilyeu of Idaho State College at festival. Dramatists Present Diversified Fare Eastern's Drama Department presented varied theatrical fare during 1961-'62, ranging from musical to medieval plays and the High School Play Festival. The Male Animal by James Thurber was staged during Fall Quarter. The first arena style production at Eastern was welcomed enthusiastically. Costumes are examined by high school guests and EMC students John Mullen and Wayne Gloege at right. Twelve schools took part in the 13th annual High School Play Festival. Productions by the schools, critiques, and workshops in acting, directing, make-up and lighting were included. Student - directed one-act plays were also staged during Fall Quarter. A Cast of GO persons presented Wonderful Town, based on the Broadway version of My Sister Eileen. TheDivisionof Humanities sponsored the Winter Quarter event. The Decade of Drama started at Eastern in the 1961 Spring Quarter was continued with a Medieval play this year. In a scene from Wonderful Town are (Left to Right) Ricky Frank, Dick Arthun, Joe Alia, Jennie Feldner and Pat Moore. Wonderful T own’ Camilla Livingston does her pantomime typewriting scene in Wonderful Town. 24 Hose Abell enjoys service as President H. L. Steele pours her coffee during annual Coffee Day. Next up is Joyce Phillips. Casual get-acquainted affair featured faculty and administration members serving coffee to students. Students, At Annua Faculty Coffee Mix Day Students jammed the old Student Union Building, now the Music Hall, for Coffee Day 23 eler Adams •Higher Education at Eastern means the penetrating and humorous editorial cartoons by Pete, Peter Adams, appearing weekly in the school’s paper, The Retort. Little of significance escapes Pete's pithy pen. The cartoonist's characters of the year included a man being burned at the stake who helplessly explained, ’’They caught me reading a Russian-English dictionary. With an eye to the need for more volumes in the school’s library, Pete drew several students wrassling in the library and commented, It’s this quarters new book. We call it 'Sing along with Shorty.' 27 The Madrigal Singers usher in a musical campus Christmas at annual Wassail Party. S t m a S SeaS on lls oris cistern Adding their smiling touch to the Wassail Party, Eastern faculty members Earl A. Keffer and Harry W. Gaghen serve punch to co-eds Charlene Williams and Sandra Parriott. Decorating the Christmas tree in the warm, friendly colors of the season are (Left to Right) Dennis Fischer, Salina Ratt, Diane Petek and Diane Whitney. Students Enjoy Holiday Events Entering the crepe-papcred canopy at the annual Christmas Formal are Jack Young and Michele Bornheim. Entertainment-plus is exemplified here by the A Cappella Choir, presenting the annual Christmas Concert in McMullen Auditorium. I IU III III HI III III III III IU III III h f(Sr 1 %!■ . rnrni tlon sounds anfl scenes, wnich had dominated the Northwest zr si 0;:runtil Christn,as vacation meant Rimrock Hall ■II Hi v J? 151 1,1 111 HI HI . Ii! 0? |n hi in hi hi n m Ill III III m II III III ill ill ill hi ni New flying staircase from lounge area of Rimrock Hall to second-floor Bookstore, Activity Area, meeting rooms and lobby of new women's dormitory, became symbol of Eastern's Expanding Horizons. Nears Completion The Big Move into Rimrock Hall, the new $1.5 million Student Services Building, was accomplished during and immediately following Christmas Vacation. Girls who had lived in Cisel Hall found modern, spacious accommodations in new Rimrock Hall dormitory, furnished and decorated to suit their tastes. The building immediately became the center of Campus Life. Rimrock Hall--newest building at Eastern. 33 Rimrock Hall Opens And there's a telephone in each room ! Kim rock Hall Snack Bar--the most popular place on campus. on International Theme Marks Foreign Language Week International Underr standing Through Languages was the theme of Eastern’s second Foreign Language Week, held in January. Highlights included music and displays representing foreign lands, motion pictures with English subtitles, television shows, a tea, open house at the Language Laboratory and a stage production. Singing, d a nc i ng .skits, translations and a panel I discussion by language stu- I dents were among numbers on the program. Boriss A. Kaleps, head of the Foreign Language Department, was in charge of the week-long observance. Ger m an folk dance is performed by (Left to Bight) Cathleen J.Gerbase, Richard G. Whitmore, Sandra J. Flanze and Daniel R. Kercher. Pamela A. Stone (left) and Cathleen J. Gerbase add high kicks in Can-Can dance for Foreign Language Week program. Language Celebration Includes 3. TV Programs Members of Foreign Language Week television cast make last-minute check of details prior to air time. McMullen Auditorium became a Nevada-type gambler's paradise as the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Club staged its annual Little Las Vegas Night. Poker games, dice, b 1 ac kj ac k , roulette, darts and ballons, baseball throws, darts and cards, a Chinese auction and dancing were among the events. Stage money, exchanged at the rate of $K)0 for SI circulated to help boost the club's treasury. Dr. Harold S. Alterowitz is jailed at Little Las Vegas Night by (Left to Right) Allen L. Saylor, William A. Monisera, Salvatore Benanti and Robert Reynolds. Place Your Bet” Writers Are Too Serious, Ogden Nash Tells Eastern Writers today take themselves and their work too seriously, humorous poet Ogden Nash told about 1,000 persons at a February convocation in Rimrock Hall. As a result, a lot of the punch is lost, the light versifier told the students and faculty from Eastern, Rocky Mountain College and Billings high schools. It was believed to be the largest convocation ever held at Eastern. The event was co-sponsored by the Student Affairs Committee and the Student Legislature. Humor, Nash said, is something to cling to in order to keep from falling off this whirling world. Nash said he looks for his material in television commercials, newspaper stories and advertisements, and in unconscious statements of ordinary people in everyday life. Nash sprinkled light verse throughout his talk and told of humorous experiences encountered while traveling. I got started writing my style of verse by-being hot and lazy, he said. I was too hot and lazy to adjust to the English language so I made it adjust to me. OGDEN NASH The New Yorker magazine evidently liked his type of poetry as they wrote and asked for more of the same, after accepting his Spring Comes to Murray Hill in 1931. Karen K. Bond (left) chats with Ogden Nash (center) and Jack Bobbitt at coffee hour prior to Nash Convocation. Sally Hamlett admires a drawing at one of the art shows held frequently at Eastern during the year. Art Shows Mrs. Quinne Ireson explains her design experiment to Don Kessler and Beth Shelver. The student’s design was shown in the Fall Quarter Art Show'. Barbara Finn, 19G2 Queen of Hearts. Cupid’s Cuties Chosen Royal Cuties at the Sweetheart Ball are (Left to Right) Jean Feldner, attendant; Salina Bait, attendant; Barbara Finn, Queen of Hearts; Lorna Mann, attendant, and Pat Shorey, Couples attending the Sweetheart Ball attendant. are entertained by the Wanderers. Spurs President Alice Wilson (left) and Carol Kercher, pouring, chat with friends at Spurs Tea. Spurs Hold Tea 42 Eastern girls enjoy Spurs Tea program. Howard Angel is hoisted up by Intercollegiate Knights to make good his escape from strait jacket in entertainment program at Fashion Show. Deputy Sheriff sews up Howard Angel in strait jacket for escape act at Fashion Show. Fashion Show Features Styles, Fun Eileen Clark of Billings West High School models party dress at Fashion Show sponsored by Intercollegiate Knights. 7 HaV Day kins Boys'- Tom Clark makes his debut Hawkins Dance. Torru( tehnrno looks traoued by Barbara rx Run Boys, Run??? Run! 43 Dogpatch males at Sadie Hawkins' Dance appear to be willing captives of Sadie and her girls. McMULLEN HALL. SCIENCE BUILDING. ■ A 6 PURPOSE: INSTRUCTION ... W. , a i 5 e our ion (, 7 r ‘ o a S f e rn . State Board of Ex-Officio Board The Univ ersity o Education of Regents f Montana Eastern Montana College of Education is a unit of the University of Montana, the other component institutions of which are Montana State University at Missoula, Montana State College at Bozeman, Montana School of Mines at Butte, Western Montana College of Education at Dillon, and Northern Montana College at Havre. BACK HOW Gordon D. Mullendorc. Bussell Burt hell, Secretary of the Board and Executive Secretary of the University of Montana; the late Gov. Donald G. Nutter; l)r. Earl Hall; Ally. Gen. Forrest II. Anderson, and Dr. Gordon Doering. FltONT HOW: Mrs. Mona Swan, secretary to Mr. Barthell. Mrs. F. II. Petro; George N. Lund, and Msgr. Emmet J. Hiloy. (Board members) not in the picture above, which was taken when the Board met at Eastern during Fall Quarter, are Gov. Tim M. Babcock, Mrs. H. F. Byrne, Boynton G. Paige. Miss Harriet Miller. State Superintendent of Public Instruction, and John E. O'Neill, who replaced Msgr. Riley when the latter's term expired. 48 Collegiate Experience Is Changing DR. H. L. STEELE, President Although there have been many physical changes on Eastern's campus during the past few years, a less visible but equally important development is the change in attitude and maturity of today's college students. The college experience is now becoming an aspect of adult life, not simply a playful preparation. Young people of today have often been referred to as the angry young generation because they question, seek and demand reasons, and refuse to accept anything without examination or investigation. This attitude is typical of Eastern's student body, and is one that I find extremely healthy and worthy of encouragement. Iittellectual inquiry not only contributes to the individual's vitality but assists him in attaining his ultimate place as a valued member of society. The vitality and sense for relevant accomplishment that students may gain at college should spread to their academic work and thence to their later work. The student who learns to examine all things fairly, and to use reasoned judgment to decide action will be adequately prepared to meet the future with confidence and skill. These attitudes we expect as a result of four years of education at Eastern. We shall look to you, the members of the Class of 1962, to provide the proof that this is the result. H.L. Steele President 49 Administration DR. CHARLES B. PRICE Dean, Student Personnel Services DR. THOMAS E. MORIARTY Dean. Division of Education DR. LINCOLN J. AIKINS Vice President. Dean of Faculty MISS CAROL SAUNDERS Dean of Women WILLIAM D. WILLIAMS Director. Admissions and Adult Education MILTON E. JOHNSON Business Manager so DH. EAKL K. W A RNE Director ROBERT E. HSCHER Librarian FRANCIS L. KAFKA Director, Public Relations MRS. JEAN DAVIS Assistant Librarian DR. WILLIAM A. GARRISON Education (Counseling) FRANCIS G. MORGAN Registrar 51 Administration Division of Education BACK HOW: Dr. James Platt, Marry Markins, Ncls Christiansen, Dr. C. Robert Waterman, Dr. William Garrison. Allen Feldncr, Dr. Christy Hale. Chester Roberts, Dr. Edward Human. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Karr, Dr. Earl Warne. Oscar BjorRum, Dr. Cleburne Gilliland, Frank Mailand, Vernon Grosshuesch. FRONT ROW: Dr. Thomas E. Mortarly, Dean Dr. Albert Hopkins. Miss Mary Weber, Mrs. Emma Melton, Mrs. Priscilla Smith, Dr. Helen Wilson, Bill Muni, Dr. Harold S. Alterowiu. S2 Division of Humanities BACK ROW; Dr. Glen Johnson, Robert Gronendyke, Frederick Miller. FRONT ROW: Grant Newman, Ben Steele, Paul Thompson, George Perkins, Dr. Helene Northcutt. Dr. Fred Van Valkenburg, Chairman. 53 Division ofLanguage and Literature BACK ROW: Andre deKoizebue. Jack Bobbitt, Kent Marler, Miss Frances Brown. Richard Frohnen. Irving Fine. Emil Ponich. Robert Noyes, Dr. Boriss Kaleps, Maurice Slump. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Suzanne Gilluly. Amalie Shannon. Dr. Charles Gruenert. E. Lyle Cooper, Chairman; Dr. Aaron Small, Miss Anne Arnold, Mrs. Malena Swain. 34 Division of Science HACK ROW: Elmer Anderson. Robert Redding. Robert McRae, Arthur Davidson. Edwin Dolney. FRONT ROW: William Hoheisel, Oscar Aim, Dr. Wilson Clark. Chairman; Dr. George Gloege. Oliver Peterson. S3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Harry Gaghen. Arthur Soulsbv, Dr. George Rollins, Dr. Harold McCleave, Chairman. Dr. Dale Daugherty. Scott Maughan, Elmer Anderson. 36 Business Department LEFT TO RIGHT: Louis Vcraldi. Miss Jeanette Bieber. Mrs. Jeanette Stewart. Reuben Schlaht. Chairman. Miss Angeline Ekstrand, Paul Mcnges. Bookstore Health Services Mrs. Edna Frost. Manager. Mrs. Violettc Romek, Hook-keeper. Mrs Adelc Thiel. R.N.. Karen Wilson, student secretary: John H. Shacffer. M.D.. Director. Cerebral Palsy Center BACK ROW: John Taylor. I.. P. Mooney.Carl Hanson, Robert Canetta, Arthur Benson. Director. FRONT ROW Mrs. Florence Louk, Mrs. Grace Johnsrud, Mrs. Maxine Ferguson, Mrs. Lena Corey. Mrs. Joan Florey. Student Union and Auxiliary Services WARREN C. NOR DEN, Director Food Services LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Virginia Murtrutt. Mrs. Ina Christensen. Mrs. Marie Frank. Mrs. Virginia Riek. Director; Mrs. Rose Ryder. Mrs. Martuerite Jackson. Mrs. Helen Wetherford, Mrs. Thelma Olin. Office Staff BACK ROW: Miss Marion Hereim, Mrs. Rebecca.McDermott.Mrs. Janice Amen. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Joyce Morain. Miss Audrey Cunning, Mrs. Elsie Thomas. Miss Elizabeth Wagner. Mrs. Jewell Farrell. Mrs. Jean Palmershelm, Mrs. Margaret Robertus. Miss Marion Dickerson. FRONT ROW Miss Bonnie Harper. Mrs. Dorothy Glerup, Mrs. Shirley Clark. Miss Jacqueline Price, Mrs. Dorothy Stanich, Mrs. Shirley Christiansen, Mrs. Elsie West. Mrs. Maysell Price. Campus School Faculty Building and Grounds BACK ROW: Leslie Crawford, Miss Violet Nelson, Mrs. Joan Selvidgc. Mrs. Marjorie Lauson, Mrs. Irene Sorlie. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Evelyn Emerson, Mrs. Emily Buck. Mrs. Shirley Vovta. Dr. Edward L. Ruman. Director. JOHN A. CARPANI, Superintendent IBM Room LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Carol Bezdek, Jack C. Hal). Diana Herman. Mental Hygiene Clinic LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Beth Todd, Mrs. Dorothy Hayes, Dr. George L. Abe met hy. Director: Mrs. Paul Stanley. i EDUCATION BUILDING. ANNEX BUILDING. FRESHMEN TO GRADUATES f It e years rotf Mvi M on tv a r , coto r-o xio—zmco Senior Class Officers Senior Class Officers (Left to Right) Steve M. Hogue, president; Norma L. Artz, secretary-treasurer; and Dennis R. Crogan, vice president. (Individual pictures of Senior Class members appear on Pages 63-71. Photographs of seniors taken after deadline are at the back of the class section.) 42 NORMAN ANDERSON Joliet LEO E. ARMSTRONG Seattle, Wash. CECIL P. BECK Powell. W yo. DONALD W. BENDER Custer RONALD J. BENDER Custer CRYSTAL BRAATEN Kindred, N.D. DARLENE L. BREN Glendive MYRNA K. BRUBAKER Terry CHRISTY M. CARSTENS Absarokec SAMUEL J. CHAPPELOW Billings Ralph e. chase, jr. Fairview CLYDE V. CHRISTENSEN Columbus JANET K. CHRISTENSEN White Hall DOYLE J. COATS Casper. Wyo. VERLA E. COX Billings DENNIS R. CROGAN Billings ED D. DOTSON Sidney GALE R. DROSS Forsyth ROBERT C. EHRET Plevna HOLLY ENDICOTT Wyola GARY W. EVANS Billings JUDITH A. FENTON Manhatten BARBARA FINN Billings KENNETH H. FOREMAN Billings DELMAR E. FRIED Baker DELORES L. FUCHS Plevna GLORIA A. GALLAGHER Billings CHUCK G. HAINES Libby EDWARD L. HELGESOK Baker STEVE HOGUE B3Sin, Wyo. R. SCOTT JARVIS Sidney MAR GIT V. JENSEN Flaxville CAROL M. JOHNSON Billings LAVONA D. KAGIE Thermopolls, Wyo. LEE KENNEY Helena TOM J. KNAL'B Silesia JUNE P. KNIGHT Billings ROD A. KNUTSON Billings MARJORIE L. LARSEN Fishtail JACK G. LINN Billings DONNA L. LOOS Billings SUZIE E. LUNN Lombard, 111. ALICE L. MAXWELL Billings POLLY McBEE Cheyenne, Wyo. G.ROBERT McCOLLOUGH Billings ROBERT J. McNEES l.ewlstown VIVIAN E. McRAE Forsyth MIKE MULLOWNEY Billings PAT A. NELSON Lcwistown OTTO NEUHARDT Angela ROGER D. NEWMAN Red Lodge SHARON R. PATEK Billings MARY L. PEARSALL Billings RON I. PERING Billings TOM B. POWELL Dallas, Tex. JAMES H. QUACKENBUSH Billings EDWARDS S. REICHERT Billings LINDA L. ROBINSON Billings DOROTHY M. RUSSELL Havre RAY SHAFFER Weldon, 111. RICHARD L. SIMMONS F airview PATRICIA M. SKERRITT Scobey LINDA R. STALLARD Miles City TOM TEEGARDEN Red Lodge PATRICIA L. THOMAS Geraldine JUDITH A. UDIN Fairfield JOAN G. WAGNER Forsyth KENNETH J. WAHL Forsyth GAYE R. WALKER Miles City MARY JEANETTE WALTER Laurel RALPH W. WATKINS Laurel SAM A. WELLER Hillings DUANE L. UHITEFIELD Billings RICHARD J. WILLEMS Harlowton, Nev. DALE M. WILLIAMS Boulder City, Nevada DARREL D. WILLIAMS Billings CAROL WILKINSON Billings BILL ADAMS Brldgcr MAX J. BAUER Hysham PAT A. BECK Forsyth GERALD E. BRONNENBERO Powell, Wyo DARRELL R. COULTER Gillette. Wyo. PAUL H. CUSTER Billings DOROTHY DEMPSEY Billings 69 DICK DOVER Cody. Wyo. DONNA L. FINK Forsyth RONALD W. CAMBISM Amherst. O. GEORGE S. GROVER Hardin DICK J. HATCH Billings ELEANOR J. JOHNSON Basin, Wyo PAULINE W. JONES Scobey DON A. KESSLER Billings FRANK D. KAMPFE Luther ROSE LYNCH Billings LARRY MAYES Laurel CAROL E. SOL Ronan MARGERY LOU TOOMBS Laurel HALLIE C. WELLER Billings FRANCES B. Z1RKO Billings Graduate Student MARILU A. NASHEL Burke, S. D. Special Students Eastern’s two exchange students from southern Japan added an oriental flavor to campus life. SHINKO KAKOTOMI Japan 71 KUNIKO U ENO Japan Junior S S (Individual pictures of Junior Class members appear on Pages 73-77. Photographs of juniors taken after 72 deadline are at the back of the class section.) ROSE M. ABELL Hardin GRETA N. ABRAHAMSON Roberts PETE ADAMS Billinas LORRAINE C. ANDERSON Billings SANDRA ARONEN Helena DARRELL C. BAHM Mandan, N. D. NELLIE M. BERRY Camp Crook, S. D. KAREN K. BOND Lodge Grass JAMES L. BOWMAN Billings VIRGINIA C. BRITTON Billings BARBARA J. CARPENTER Livingston KENT CARTER Bryon, Wyo. MARSHALL V. CONE Aberdeen. S. D. BETTY A. CRAIG Columbus ZELA M. DAWSON Bridger PAUL L. DEWITT Billings FRANCIS J. DOBROWSKI Beach, N. D. TOM EI.DREDGE Billings DONALD D. EVANS Custer LOIS R. FELIX Billings DALE E. FELL MAN Jordan DENNIS G. FITZGERALD Billings CHARLES M. FLANAGAN Cascade DAN K. FORSTER Roberts :-£3sa£ o n N ) '?� • lil .1 V: JEANIE A. HANEL Wolf Point AUDREY S. HANSEN Lewistown EARL J. HANSON Billings MAYNARD A. HEDECAARD Billings OLIVE M. HELTBORG Billings JAMES HEYDON Joplin RAY D. HILARIO Billings M ERIELLE J. HILL Cleveland, O. ELAINE HOLLINGSWORTH Martin City GARY E. HOOVESTAL Billings DORAN L. HOPKINS Billings DON M. HOP WOOD Billings BERNIE J, JOHNSON Billings RICHARD G. KAISER Hardin JOHN C. KAPOR Bridger JEAN KIMBLE Sheridan, Wyo. AUDREY J. KONECNY Billings LOU O. KRAHN Billings GARY E. KKASKE Worden DOUGLAS L. KULESA Miles City LAWRENCE E. FREDRICK Billings DWIGHT L. GAUGER Billings MYRNA L. GOOSEN Richey SALLY P. HAMLET! Columbus — LARRY A. LaJOIE Billings TERRY W. LANGE Billings JANET M. LILLIS Billings ALAN R. I.OFTSGAARDEN Power JAY R. MARSTON Powdervillc KATHLEEN L. MATHEWS Huntley DENNIS D. MAXSON Laurel DEANNAJ MAYES Laurel JAY P. MAY Billings JERRY L. McARTHUR Laurel willa m. McLaughlin Buffalo, Wyo, CHERE L. McVEY Billings JIM C. MICHEL Billings DONNA It. MILES Billings JUDITH A. MILLER Laurel ROSELANE E. M1SKE Wibaux DAVID E. NELSON St. Charles, 111. NANCY L. NEWMAN Billings TONY J. PAPPAS Billings JIM D. PEL ATT Billings ROSALIE R. PELUSO Billings THOMAS A. PELUSO Billings EUGENE S. PETERSEN Billings LARRY L. PINNICK Billings CRAIG PRICE Sidney RICHARD L. PRICE Baker ROBERT E. QUADE Wibaux ROSELLA J. REDWOLF Wyola BOB REYNOLDS Akron, O. GARY L. REYNOLDS Billings BARBARA R. RICKARDS Billings KAY RIDENOUR West Glacier JOHN C. ROGERS Billings RICHARD R. SALYER Hardin PEGGY SCHLEDEWITZ Torrington, Wyo. ED C. SEBEK Lewistown KEVIN L. SELL Scobey JOYCE M. SHINSATO Hawaii AUDREY R. SILHA Bowman. N. D. ALLEN D. SIMONSES' Bridger MARGOT F. SMITH Absarokcc BARBARA L. STAN DISH Chotcau PAUL C. STENERSON Hardin DUANE L. STOEHLER Billings MARTHA A. STRAIGHT Hyattville, Wyo. MARY L. STRAIGHT Hyattville, Wyo. DICK TESCH Billings dave torrence Billings LINDA M. TOWNSEND Lovell, Wyo. DAWN D. TRASK Terry MARYANN TRIMBLE Billinas DIANE L. WEBB Green River, Wyo. GALE P. WHITE C uster RICHARD G. WHITMORE Billings CHARLENE P. WILLIAMS Great Falls DELORES L. WOLFF Miles City a . .A CAROL J. YOUNG Hardin RICHARD WARD Laurel GERALD SHEEHAN Billings GARY BASSO Savage BETTY MYERS Billings JIM BARRUS Cody, Wyo. RAY BUNCH Thcrmopolis. Wyo. FRANCIS NILE Forsyth ARTHUR HART Billings HERB R. KIMBALL Chinook PATTISHOREY Billings 77 s 0 p H 0 M 0 R E C L A S S 78 Sophomore Class Officers Sophomore Class officers (Left to Right) Cobe L. Chatwood, vice president; Carol A. Kercher, secretary; and Victor V. Entzel, president. (Individual pictures of Sophomore Class members appear on Page 79-87. Photographs of sophomores taken after deadline are at the back of the class section.) PATTI M. ABBOTT Lewistown DOUG A. ALEXANDER Lamedccr JOE C. ALIA Saddle Brook, N. J. DORIS M. ALLEN Malta JAYDEE S. ANDERSON Edgar HOWARD ANGEL Billings DONNA G. ATKINS Livingston CONNIE F. BAKER Scobcy GIL F. BARRY Billings SHARON R. BECK Shaw SAL BENANTI Garfield, N. J-. WILLIAM F. BENJAMIN Browning BERNARD BIALECKI Garfield, N. J. NITA L. BLAYLOCK Silesia ADELE G. BORCHARDT Billings E. A. BORN HEIM Billings SANDEE R. BOSSHARD Sidney RUSSELL R. BOWEN Whitehall DIANE K. BROWN Billings ED O. BRUHAUG Billings BILL R. BHUNEMEYER Lewistown BONNI L. BUENRING Bridger NANCY M. BUENING Red Lodge PEGGY A. BURNS Billings AUDREY B. CAHILL Billings RONALD G. CAMERON White Sulphur Springs BILL H. CAMMACK Boyd CAROLYN J. CANETTA Billings COBE L. CHATWOOD Billings DONNA CHILBERG Billings CLAUDIA E. CLANIN Lodge Grass TOM CLARK Poplar ROGER W. CLAWSON Custer DIANNE K. COLLINS Fairvlew TOM COLLINS Broadus MARY E. CRESS Lindsay FRED A. CUNNINGHA.. Myers SHIRLEY CURE Sundance. Wyo. ART DANIEL Billings GENE R. DAVIDSOI Fairvlew KIM DAVIDSON Libby Joann dobrowski Wibaux LARRY T. DOUGLAS Browning GARY E. ELLIS Frombertr CHARLES E. ENSIGN Great Falls VIC ENTZEL Sidney SHIRLEY ERLANDSON Winifred EDWARD L. ESCHLER Great Falls JEANYCE D. FELDNER Helena JOHN B. FELL Billings DARROLI) E. FERGUSON U estby MARIE FERRO Billings RUTH FILLERUP Forsyth LaDORA J. FLINT Lewistown RITA K. FORMANACK Billings JEANNE E. FRAZER Billings LARRY N. FUJIO Laurel PRESTON FUNKHOUSER Billings ART GAUDET Billings BOB GOLIGOSKI Havre FRED GOLUB Brooklyn. N J. WALTER GRAF Billings JAMES H. GRAY Franklinville. N.Y. GENE G. GRIGGS Fairview NORMAN C. HAASE Homstead JERRY J. HANEL Wolf Point RANDY HANNAH Billings LEE HANSON Whitefish ORLIN W. HANSEN Sidney DON HATCHER Anaconda BERNICE F. HENRY Malta SANDY M. HEREIN! Harlowlon BONNIE B. HOAGLAND Terry DON G. HOFFMAN Richey BETTY A. HOGELAND Lcwistown TERRY S. HOLLAND Billings CARL B. HOPE Big Horn JOYCE P. HOPKINS Billings GUY A. HOWARD Billings STAN D. HURLEY Baker NELL C. HURST White Sulphur Springs ROBERT W.JACKSON Worden SYLVIA M. JACKSON Worden BILL N. JENSEN Billings GAIL C. JOHNSON Chotcau LYDIA E. JORDAN Brockway KAREN A. KANCAS Billings ZARA D. KASTELITZ Joliet TERRY L. KEEL Power CAROL A. KERCHER Billings DAN R. KERCHER Billings SHARON L. KINGERY Sidney TARA M. KIR LEY Broadus LYNDA L. KRUEGER Lewistown ROSALIE M. LACKMAN Hardin CAROL A. LARANGO Livingston HARLEY A. LEACH Laurel NANCY L. LEFFLER Forsyth TAYLOR M. LEWIS Livingston DOUGLAS A. LIN ST E D Milos City JAMES L. I.ODMAN Lewistown ELSIE LUND Lewistown SHARON L. MAGNUSON Miles City CHARLENE MALONEY Billings LARRY E. MARCUS Laurel JACK MARMON Billings ROSEMARIE MATHEWS Anaconda W. KIRK MAXWELL Lewistown DENNIS R. MclNTEER Akron. O. sherry j. McKinnon Absarokee CAROL J. McMINN Luther DON D. MEIDINGER Terry LEON C. MENNIE Billings LANCE MICHAELSO Billings ROBERT A. MILL Sidney ROBERT O. Mil Billings WILLIAM K. MILLER Hobson VIVIAN C. MILLS Boyes JOE J. MILON Clilton. N.J. RON L. MOGEN Forsyth MARY E. MOFFATT Great Falls SANDRA J. MORTENSON Plentywood GORDON D. MYRON Sidney TANYA A. NANSEL Myers JERRY A. NARUM Billings KAREN M. NESSAN Moore DORIS A. NELSON Richland ROSEMARY A. NELSON Livingston JIM NERLIN Joliet I.YNN NERLIN Joliet DAN R. NOENNIG Billings SHARON R. NORDAIIL Choteau PATT O'BRIEN Butte JUDY LEE OLIVER Sheridan, Wyo. ROY H. OLIVER Miles City DARRYL M. OLSON Power NANCY J. OLSON Homstead ELSA J. PACK WOOD Billings CHARLES PAINTER Billings SANDY L. HARRIOTT Livingston PAULINE M. PATRICH Columbus RALPH H. PATRICK Rudyard RONALD C. PETERSON Brldgcr RAMON N. PIERSON Billings JAMES L. PRICE Baker RITA D. RANKIN Billings GARY F. RAY Roundup DAVE C. REID Billings J. H. RENTFROW Billings MARY LOU RICHARD Hardin JOE A. RINELLA Akron. O. DONA J. ROBERTS Fairview LEON H. ROLAND Pavillion, Wyo. ROBERT A. ROLISON Laurel RAY S. ROMINE Billings BETTY J. ROSSELL Billings ROSLYN L. RUSSELL Billings FRANK W. RUST Billings MIKE J. SATTERFIELD Billings ALLEN L. SAYLOR Win nett JEANNE RAE SCHAEFER Scobey PERRY A. SCHEIDECKER Laurel JIM M. SEATON Choteau GLORIA C. SELISK1 Forsyth KATHY SEXTON Billings KENNETH E. SEYLER Billings LARRY E. SIELER Billings ANTOINETTE SMITH Sheridan. Wyo. ME HKYELLEN SMITH Roundup l.OREN L. SOFT Richey GERALD SOLBERG Billings JOHN A. STENBERG Billings JIM C. STORER W or land, Wyo. PHIL SWANSON Billings ALGY B. THAIN Three Forks LARRY S. THOMAS Decker PATRICIA A. THOMAS Moore WILLIAM J. E. TIMMS Calgary. Alberta. Can. LINDA R. TORCZON Belfry SANDRA M. TR1TSCHLER St. Xavier 3' r?i m GLEN TUSLER Terry LONNIE K. IMBENHOWFR Byron. yo DONNA M. UNDE M Terry PATRICIA A. UNRAC Lewistown TERRY H. UTTERBACK Conrad A LI Y. UZRI Billings JACK A. Van METER Billings PATTY A. VOLLSTEDT White Sulphur Springs GLORIA A. WAITE Utica ROBERT W. WEBBER Joliet BARBARA E. WEEKS Baker CHUCK I.. WESTPHA L Elgin. 111. AVON J. WHITEHEAD Billings DIANE WHITNEY Billings JANICE A. WILHILMI Roundup ANITA R. WILKS Billings DONALD F. WILLIAMS Edgar RONALD E. WILLIAMS Edgar CAROL A. WILLIS Fromberg JEAN WILLOUGHBY Vida CAROL J. WHITHORN Livingston ALICE M. WILSON Billings BRUCE WILSON Billings DONALD G. YANSSENS Billings DAVID M. YOUNG Billings ROGER BERTELSEN Hardin JOHN BOZ1CK Great Falls MIKE KOLMAN Billings STEVE LEWIS Billings ROBERTA STEELE McFARLAND Hardin MARILYNN WICHMAN Moore 87 Freshman Class Officers Freshman Class officers (Left to Right) Thomas W. Brown, president; Donna R. Ridenour, secretary; and Donald E. Petersen, vice president. (Individual pictures of Freshman Class members appear on Pages 89-103. Photographs of freshmen taken after deadline are at the back of the class section.) 88 CAROL I). AKERS Sidney THOMAS R. ALGRA Roundup NORMA R. ALSTAD Billings BEVERLY J. ANDERSON Billings JIM W. ANDERSON Billings SHARON L. ANTRIM Lewistown WILLIAM A. ARBIZZANI Geneva. 111. KAREN Y. ARNOLD Absarokcc GREG L. AXLUND Billings FRED A. BADER Hardin GARY L. BAIRD Malta COURT E. BALL Billings SHARON BARNEY Laurel TERRI J. BARTA Moore SALINA BATT Billings SHERRY C. BAUER Great Falls JOHN BEAGLE Sidney LINDA G. BEERS Billings MARILYN K. BENSKIN Billings WALTER D. BENDER Custer LOUISE BERGGREN Billings JEANETTE L. BERNHARDT Billings GORDON R. BERNHART Billings JOAN BESLANOWITCH Cushman BEVERLY A. BIDWELL Billings KAREN A. BIEM Opheim MARTA E. BIER I Anaconda LLOYDE BISHOP Helena JUDY A. BLANKENSHIP Livingston LYLE N. BORGEN Veblen. S. D. DENE BOYER Forsyth DONNA RAYE BRITTON Huntley DONNA L. BUCKLES Poplar EDITH P. BUCKLIN’ Billings WINONA BUSHMAN Wolf Point ARNOLD W. BURNETT Flaxville CAROLE E J. BURTCH Livingston EDWARD BUTCHER ini (red SANDRA BUTCHER Billings MARK S. CADY Hardin ANN S. CALKIN Billings CURTIS CAM MACK Fromberg BOB O. CAMPBELL Lander. Wyo. BOB G. CAN DEE Sidney DEE ANN CAREY Billings LONNIE M.CARTER Lewistown GERRI B. CARLSON Billings LINDA S. CASEY Billings JOAN L. CASSIDY Glacier Park SUSAN K. CHOATE Volberg MARILYN CESTNIK Butte MICHAEL L. C f STN1K Colombia Falls GAIL M. CHRISTENSEN Dagmar KAREN J. CLAUSEN Billings JOAN R. COLARCHIK Rayncsford BOB H. COOLEY Billings NANCY L. COONEY Joliet KAREN CORNELIUS Hoopa. Calif. JACKIE DANIELS iiliston. N.D. RUTH A. d' AUTREMONT Lewislown EARL S. DAVIS Helena ANNETTE L. De CARLO Laurel KATHY R. DEAN Livingston DICK E. DeVILLE Be arc reek KENNETH J. DIETRICH Laurel DONALD V. DONALDSON Billings DONA R. DO NO FRIO Hardin WAYNE E. DONOVAN Larslan KARLA A. DOOKS Billings MARK DOVER Cody. Wyo. CAROL A. DOYLE Turner PENNIE DUKE Billings ED R. EASTMAN Billings BARBARA G. EATON Glcndivc LaVONNE A. EBELING Billings BOB ECKERT Lewistown WAYNE A. E1CKHOFF Grass Range ROBERTA L. EMMETT Anaconda ROY A. ENGELHARDT Billings NANCY ENGLUND Billings ROBERT P. ENGSTROM Plentywood LINDA J. ESP Big Timber PETER J. FAUCETTA Pompton Lakes. N.J. KAY FELSKA Conrad JAMES B. FICHTNER Billings CAROL A. FIELD Lewistown EDITH M. FISHER Broadus LINDA J. FISHER Billings CARL W. FLANZE Billings SANDY L. FLANZE Billings SHARON K. FLOREY I.aurel ALBERT G. FOOS Fromberg KAREN I. FORD Billings MARGO M. FORD Billings LARRY G. FRANK Park City JERRY FRASER Billings DELILA FRIED Baker JOHN G. FRIED Baker MARY A. FUCHS Plevna GLORIA GABEL Billings ANN GARY Laurel ROBIN V. GAY Montgomery. Ala. CHAN J. GEER Sheridan, ttyo. JOYCE GLASS Billings wayne l. gloege Billings LEE J. GOLDY Park City JERRY A. GOOSEN Richey SYLVIA H. GONNASON Billings LYNNE A. GORDON Billings ANN W. GRAVES Worden BERNETTIE H.GREENLEE Plevna KATHY M. GRIFFITH Livingston DONALD A. GRIMES Billings CONNIE M. GROT BO Billings GARY A. GULLARD Billings PAULA M. GUSICK Billings JAMES A. GUTH Billings ROBERT M. HALL Billings HANK HAMILTON Miles City WILLIAM C. HAMMOND Billings RITA A. HANSON Big Timber KATHY M. HARALDSON Billings JOHN W. HARKIN Laurel LARRY L. HARMON Billings ANITA L. HARPER Lewistown LARRY M. HAYES Billings SHARON J. HAYES Red Lodge DIANA J. HENRIKSEN Billings DOROTHY A. HEPPNER Plentywood MARLENE B. HERFERT Lewistown JAY J. HERMAN Conrad FRANCES H. HICKMAN Harlowton JAMES E. HIGGINBOTHAM Billings HUGH M. HIGHLAND Jordon LINDA J. HILL Billings MARJORIE C. MINER Harlowton BARBARA A. HOCKEL Billings MAX HOFF Worden WARREN J. HOFFMAN Billings KAREN A. HORTON Billings JUDY A. HUNTER Libby JON G. HUSBAND Billings MARGIE V. JABLONSKI Wibaux JENEAN'E H. JANICH Billings Circle JOHN L'. JENSEN Joliet DENNIS L. JOHNSON Big Timber JUDY K. JOHNSON Plcntywood JEANNIE 1). JONES Hardin ILENEJ.JONES Hays MARGARET A. JOY Billings DENNIS C. JOYES Wostby ROBERT A. KAPPEL Park City ANNE M. KARNES Circle KAREN H. KARNOP Billings KAREN P. KEMBEL Worden NICK W. KENYON Park City MARVIN R. KOLEN Sidney BILL H. KIMBALL Chinook SHARON R. KINGHORN Shepherd RICHARD A. KITZMAN Billings JUDY M. KNUTSON Billings MEL O. KNUTSON Billings LINDA M. KRINGS Billings SHARON L. KROGSTAD Billings KAREN M. KRUM Huntley DON C. KUNKEL Billings DARLENE LAAS Cheste r SHEILA M. LAKEY Terry DIANA C. LANGE Rosebud JUDITH L. LARKIN Great Falls RICHARD A. LARSEN Plentywood ROBERT S. LAWRENCE Brooklyn. N.Y. DAVE M. LEINWAND Brooklyn, N. Y. RON C. LELAND Bolt DICK D. LEWIS Billings CAMILLA K. LIVINGSTON Winnctt RICHARD J. LOHOF Silesia JANET M. LOUGHNEY Roberts MARY A. MAHONEY Jordan BARBARA A. MALONEY Billings LORNA R. MANN Gilford LEOLA A. MARTIN Ross Fork SHARON L. MARTIN Sidney JANICE L. MARTIN7. Billings HELEN M. MATOVICH Columbus GAYLE R. MAWHINNEY Wolf Point CLYDE Me CARTH' Acton marirose McCarthy Acton LAREE D. McCLUE Conrad ROBERT E. MEEHAN Huntley KATHY MENDEL Winifred DALE H. MILLER Great Falls DON I. MILLER Billings SHIRLEY A. MINEAR Paradise SUSAN G. MITCHELL Billings C7V Sk h?' SKIP MITZMAN Billings HAROLD R. MOHR Park City GALE A. MOLLERSTUEN Billings BILL A. MONISERA Lyndhurst, N. J. PATSY L. MOORE Missoula SANDY MORAN Decatur, III. ELSIE M. MORROW Billings SHIRLEY A. MOREHOUSE Worden KAREN M. MULLER Wibaux SHERYL J. NAVE Laurel CAROLYN M. NEAL Billings BILL NEIBAUER Billings DENNIS NEIBAUER Billings NANCY E. NEIGHBOR Harlowton SUE NEIMAN Broadus ALIX NEPO Billings GARY T. NESSAN Moore DANNETTE NEWEY Bozeman GORDON D. NIELSEN Plenty wood DAVE C. NORDLUND Billlings DONALD L. OLSON Harlowton JEROME D. OTTO Billings PHOEBE R. OVERGAARD We st by DALE E. OWEN Moccasin STEVE H. PALM BUSH Conrad DIANE M. PETEK Billings VICKI L. PATEK Billings JAMES D. PECCIA Lewlstown HOWARD L. PEDERSON Billings CONNIE K. PETERSEN Billings DON E. PETERSEN Sidney JOYCE M. PHILLIPS Billings MARY J. PLAGGEMEYER Big Timber JUDY A. PI.ATM Philipsburg DONNA M. PIERCE Pompcy's Pillar BARBARA K. POLESKY Billings U f. , 1% nr THOMAS W. PRILL Laurel BARBARA J. QUANBECK Shephard TOMMY W. QUARLES Thermopolis, Wyo. JOHN R. R A ICE VIC H Thcrmopolis. Wyo. JUDIE A. RAMSEY Billings DON A. REED Plentywood CHARLES S. REINHARDT Paterson. N. J. CHARLES B. REINHART Conrad DONNA RAE RIDENOUR West Glacier LESTER J. RIEDLINGER Billings TERRY RILEY Red Lodge JANE A. RITTAL Circle 4 , '. . ■■■■ St' JEFFREY E. ROBERTS Miles City PAT RODGERS Glendive HARVEY H. ROEMMICH Billings MORRIS T. ROGERS Billings PATRICIA J. ROOS Terry THELMA M. RUFFATTO Brockton ROY E. RUSSELL Billings ANN M. RYDER F romberg ROBERT E. SARIES Billings CAROL SAVAGE Lewistown BETTY A. SAYLOR Billings CAROLYN E. SCHLEMMER F romberg DALYNE R. SCHMIDT Billings PHILLIP G. SCHNEIDER Billings RON A. SHAIDE Billings ERVINE R. SHARBONE Sidney CRAIG A. SHAW Billings BRUCE K. SHERMAN Billings KENNETH A. SHINN Billings ALAN D. SIELER Billings RUTH R. SIELER Plevna DORIS A. SIGMUNDSTAD Joliet JERRY SIM AC Winifred JOAN E. SISSON Lewistown DONNA E. SKERRITT Scobey JOSEPHINE C. SKIBSTAD Columbus CALVIN J. SMITH Richey JOHN D. SMITH Billings HARLEY R. SORRELLS Fairview EUNICE C. SPEAR Ophiem CURT SPENCER Malta WILLIAM C. SPRATT Hobson SANDRA A. STANGELAND Brockton DORIS I. STARK Baker DAVE L. STEWART Billings SHARON J. STORDAHL Fairview _ . ' - ROBERTA D. STRENDING Laurel MICHELE L. SUNDBY Peerless ORION A. SUN Dll El M Fairview CATHY J. SUNDT Forsyth SYLVAN O. SUSAG Scobey JI'DIE A. SWAN From berg STEPHANIE M.SWANSON Fairview JEANNINE K. SWIGART Sidney ROBERT R. THOMAS Billings SUE A. THOMAS Fairview JAMES D. TKACH Billings DORIS M. TOAVS Wolf Point BETTY M. TODD Billings BLANCHE TOMLINSON Billings LINDA C. TORSKE Crow Agency MARY LOU TRUDELL Nobly ALUANI TUATOO America Samoa JAY E. TWITCHELL Jordan MORRIS R. VAN CAMPEN lteedpoint SHE LA VAN NESS Anaconda DAVE E. WAGNER Billings DONALD WALKER Bake r TOMMY C. WALSH Thcrmopolis. Wyo. ANITA K. WALTERS Billings CHERYL A. WANKEL Raymond DWAYNE C. WARD Helena JERRY P. WAX Billings GLORIA A. WEBBER Joliet RONALD E. WEBER Billings KENNETH J. WEGNER Ryegate ROGER A. WENDT Poison THOMAS V. WEST Billings HO tvtl itl. Buffalo CAROL G. WHARTON Billings ANITA C. WHITE Billings DON W. WHITE Boyd JEANNE D. WHITNEY Billings SHEILA M. WILCOX Rapelja MARY H. WILEY Lodge Grass TRACY L. WILLET Billings NANCY A. WILLIAMS Hysham SHIRLEY A. WILLIAMS Anaconda NANCY L. WILLIS Red Lodge REX E. WILLIS F romberg DARLEEN A. WILLS Bonner ANITA M. WILTGEN Livingston LORRETTA D. WINSLOW Billings KEVIN L. WINTER Jordon BECKY A. WIRZ Ronan TOM D. WISE Cody, Wyo. LOVELL M. WITTMAYER Westby SHARON L. WRIGHT Chester RONALD A. WOLFE Belfry DONALD L. WOOD Harlowton JEAN C. WOODHOUSE Wibaux CHARLEEN R. YEAGER Conrad KATHY M. YOUNG Billinas LOLA L. YOUNG Roberts LORNA L. YULE Great Falls CHERYL G. ZWOLLE Lewistown DAVE BETHKA Billings BARBARA BLEWETT Billings KAY BROOKS Lewistown MYRNA CAMPBELL Billings CATHERINE CANON Broadus JAN DALBY Billings JOAN DRISCOLL Charlo JUDY DUNBAR Billings KEN EVANSON Billings RUTH FAIR Billings JOHN M. FOOTTIT, JR. Billings KAY M. KEMPTON Billings KATHERINE MILHAUSEN Billings LOUIS B. PENROD Billings DONNA WAGNER Lewistown fi'fc 103 1 % WM LOCATION MLOINGln t) and MUSIC HALL (center, front). i PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jesse Ovens, former Olympic track champion, spoke at the dedication ceremony for the new Physical Education Building during Fall Quarter. Owens stressed the value of education throughout his address. He criticized the trend which many colleges seem to be taking in regard to their athletes. Francis L. Kafka, public relations director, acted as master of ceremonies. Other participants included Eastern President H. L. Steele, Carl Clavadetscher, then mayor of Billings; Charles Luedke, president of the Chamber of Commerce: William Orr, contractor for the building; Ur. Harold S. Alterowitz, athletic director; Clyde Christensen, president of the Student Legislature; and E. Lyle Cooper, chairman of the Language and Literature Division. Eastern’s gymnastic classes, the Madrigal Singers, and the Band provided entertainment. The Spurs and Intercollegiate Knights conducted tours through the building. New Physical Education Building Dr. Harold S. Altero-witz, athletic director, climbs out the then empty P.E.B. pool after a tour of inspection. Boosts EMC Physical Ed. Program The late Donald G. Nutter, governor of Montana; Eastern President H. L. Steele, and members and staff of the Montana Board of Regents view the swimming pool from the spectators section during a tour of the Physical Education Building. 107 Inti'c ri pro9 ram Is Extensive President Kennedy’s health and physical education program was aided on the Eastern campus—voluntarily—during the past year. Spectator it us n may soon become a thing of the past because everyone has an opportunity to participate in the intramural program conductod in the new Physical Education Building. More than 200 hoys participated in the intramural basketball program which was held during Winter Quarter. Other students enjoyed softball, volleyball, gymnastics, weight-lifting, handball and paddle tennis . Varsity basketball coach Mike Harkins gives tips to students in a beginning basketball class. Coach Allen Feldner demonstrates the correct lorm when serving a game of handball. 09 Physical education instructor Nels Christiansen instructs a beginning badminton class in the art of serving the birdie. At the same time, the synchronized swimmers are practicing maneuvers in the indoor heated swimming pool. 110 Dennis Fisher, (42), Clifton, N. J., freshman, finds running room as he drifts around the left end for a long gain. A Look At Statistics EASTERN: Passing Yardage--net----555----average---69.6 Rushing Yardage-net---2101----average--262.6 OPPONENTS: Passing Yardage--net----652----average---81.5 Rushing Yardage-net---1139----average--142.0 TOTAL POINTS: EASTERN--191 OPPONENTS---99 1 I 2 Dick Dover (33), Cody junior, is hit from two directions in a game against Northern. Co-captains Mike Mullowney and Frank Kampfe. Kampfe and Mullowney Lead Jackets BACK ROW: Rick Zeitner. Ron Gambish. Dave Nelson. Jim Price. Chuck Reinhardt. Gordon Myron. Gordon Jackson. THIRD ROW: Don Bailey. Dick MacCatherlnc. Wayne Ward. Harvey Young. Loren Soft. Mark Dover. Corky Christman. Tom Knaub. Dick Dover. SECOND ROW: Walt Newbary. Dennis Fisher. Bob Del Prtore. John Kapor. Phil Schneider. Chuck Westphal. Ralph Chase. Henry Rae. Floyd Dahlman. FRONT ROW: Jim Michel. Sal Benanti. I.arry Mayes. Mike Mullowney. Frank Kampfe. Herb Kimball. Chan Geer. Jim Barrus. Bill Kimball. 1 13 Jim Price, Mike Edwards, and Larry Mayes seem to enjoy the honor of tackling the Rocky Bear with the tomahawk they retained by beating the Bears (32-0). Jackets WIN 5, LOSE 3 FO( )T B A LL SC OR E BO A R D ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS Yellowjackets 34 6 6 33 7 32 28 45 Northwest Trappers Westminster Parsons Ncbr. State Teachers Northern Lights Western Lights Rock Bears Carroll Saints School of Mines 6 20 34 0 33 0 6 0 Jim Barrus............. Mike Edwards........... Dennis Fisher.......... Frank Kampfe .......... Tom Knaub.............. Dick MacCatherine . . . . Jim Michel ............ Mike Mullowney......... Dave Nelson............ Wayne Ward............. . . . junior quarterback ............junior end . . sophomore full back ...........senior end .........senior center sophomore quarterback ............junior guard . . . . senior halfback .........junior center . . . sophomore tackle I 1 4 Bill Drumm (34) tips a shot in a game against the Montana School of Mines played in the Physical Education Building. Bert Emery (11) lays a shot up for two points. 1 16 Exuberant fans chant cheers at the game in Powell, Wyo., with the Northwest Trappers. Darrell Coulter (55) out-maneuvers his opponent in the same game. Individual Records NO. PLAYER POS. R'BD'S. F.T.M. F.G.M. FOULS T.P. 44 Cot Iter F 207 81 78 61 237 34 Drumm C 284 49 95 76 239 10 Emery F 102 27 76 41 179 14 Hereim F 119 25 94 50 212 22 Mclnteer C 74 22 24 40 70 24 M unford C 212 39 85 78 209 40 Reynolds G 0 0 12 10 24 12 Rinella G 39 61 105 52 271 32 Shaffer G 19 10 25 16 60 5 Teegarden F 68 31 21 38 73 Ray Shaffer (32) strides down-court while being shadowed by one of the Northwest Trappers. Joe Rinella (12) casts off in a game against MSC-during the Dedication Tournament. 1 17 BACK ROW: Coach Mike Markins, Chuck Mereim. Ron Aschoff. Joe Rinella. Boh Reynolds. Ray Shaffer. Darrell Coulter. Craig Dennis Mclnteer. Bill Drumm. Harvey Munford. Fred Golub. Price. Tom Teegarden. Bert Emery. Trainer Randy Hannah. FRONT ROW: Ken Seylor. owjackets Capture Championship Eastern SCOREBOARD 68 U of Wyoming 72 62 U of Montana 101 79 Western 85 74 Northern 67 83 Rocky 61 86 Northern 61 93 Mines 51 73 Westminster 83 74 Westminster 81 23 Idaho State College 24 69 Idaho State College 59 52 Northern 48 84 Carroll 78 85 Western 91 86 Mines 49 54 College of Idaho 56 56 College of Idaho 50 56 College of Idaho 79 Coach Mike Harkins led the Ycllowjackets to their first Conference Championship in the history of the school. 1 18 A warm spring day affords a good time for hitting practice. Baseball Season Starts The coach watches as a runner is picked off at first. 1 19 Spring Marks Beginning of Track BACK ROW: Gordon Jackson, Charles Shaffer, Taylor Lewis, Norval Carter. Duane Whitmer, Jerome Otto, Warren Whitmer, Fred Lamoreaux, John Raicevich, Thomas Algra, Coach Nels Christiansen FRONT ROW: Joe Alia, Walter Newbary, Mike Mullowney, Hugh Highland, Craig Price, Herb KimbuH. Carl Pei I, Stanley Grotbo. Tom Walsh. Bill Kimball. Duane Whitmer heaves the discus in early practice. Taylor Lewis clears the high hurdle using the P.E.B. lawn as a make-shift track. 120 Chuck Hereirn and Salina Ratt begin practice for the 1961-’62 tennis team tryouts. Warming Up For Tennis 1 2 1 APSARUKE MALI__Men's Dormitory. CISEL HALL Men’s Dorm, after women moved to Rimrock Hall at beginning of Winter Quarter. STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS ...Our fun J 11, O 44 f 14'l (( t44 rn t o r aJtern 44 n the h arri t ll 4} 44 .5 J petit t li ere. Student Union Board BACK HOW Chuck Ensign, Doug Alexander. Pete Adams. Mrs. Harry Gaghen. Warren Norden. SECOND ROW: Miss Eckstrand. Milton Johnson. Miss Carol Saunders, Nancy Newman. FRONT ROW: Walt Newbary, Barbara Finn.Chuck Haines. Richard Kaiser. 124 STUDENTS ENJOY STUDENT UNION I OUNCE, STUDENT UNION BUILDING Student Legislature BACK BOW: Steve Hogue. Frank Kampfe. Jim Price. Dick Kitzman. Dave Nelson. Dave Nordlund. THIRD ROW: W'alt Newbary, Craig Price. Dave Wagner. Jim Quackenbush. Tom Knaub. Mark Dover. Steve Palmbush. SECOND ROW': Vic Thuesen, Dick Simmons. Millie Livingston. Judy Knutson. Allen Saylor. Don Hatcher. Terry Utlerback. Doris Sigmundstad. FRONT ROW: Rueben Schlaht. Adviser; Rod Knutson. Clyde Christensen, Norma Artz, Gene Cetrone. E. Lyle Cooper. Adviser. 126 The Retort BACK ROW: Ralph Panian. Jolui Rogers. Howard Pederson. All Uzri. Elaine Hollingsworth. SECOND ROW: Ramon Pierson. Carol Roberts. Richard Frohnen. Adviser. Pat Rodgers. Pete Adams. Linda Stall a rd FRONT ROW: Sharon Barney. Donna Britton. he 1962 Rimrock BACK HOW: Kay Matthews, Shirtey Morehouse. Lawrence Fredrick. Bob Goligoskl. Sharon Barney. Dave Nelson. Cheryl Zwolle. FRONT ROW: Pete Adams. John Rogers. Richard Frohnen. Adviser; Donna Britton. Jim Peccia. Journalism Department Open House at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard ,G. Frohnen included David O'Connor (seated next to bookcase), City Editor of The Billings Gazette, and Duane W. Bowler (standing at right), Gazette Managing F.ditor. 1 28 A Cappella Choir BACK HOW; Steve Lewis. Bob Rolison. John Rogers. Dave Nordlund. Roy Engelhardt. Maynard Hedegaard, Dick Arthun. Fritz Moses. Bob Eckert. George Fischbaugh. Mick Cestnik. Jerry Hanel. Don Hoffman. THIRD ROW Leola Martin. Ruth d’ Atrcmonl. Dorothy Russell, Lynne Gordon. Diane Whitney. Patti Moore, J3n Dalby. Judy Larkin, Leon Roland, John Mullen. Ruth Seiler. Carol Field. A dele Borchardt, Judy Henrickson, Audrey Cahill. Lavonne Ebcrling, Alice Wilson, Ann Graves. Joan Sisson. Terri Barta. SECOND ROW Donna Fink. Annette DeCarlo. Lorraine Anderson. Claudia Clanin, Gail Dunn. Zara Kastelitz, Helen Matovich, Dick Williams. Robert Fredrickson. Loren Soft. Po Murry.RuthStanton. Darlene Wills. Rosalind Herman. Jeanie Feldner, Patti Abbott. Linda Esp. FRONT ROW Betty Rossell.TommyeClark. Judy Miller. Kathy Haraldson, Carol Wharton, Jean Wood house, Dick Strecker, Darrell Rogeness. Skip Mitzman. Perry Scheidecker. Norma Alstad. Mona Miyagishima, Sheryl Nave, Pat Beck, Patti Shorey. Sylvia Jackson, Sharon Florey. Madrigal Singers BACK ROW: Don Hoffman. Jim Gray. Bud Ridenour. Po Murry. Dick Arthun, Skip Mitzman, Ron Pering. Perry Scheidecker, Robert Rolison. Roy Engelhard!, Dick Williams. Maynard lledegaard, Fritz Moses. FRONT ROW Patti Abbott. Nancy Leffler. Gail Dunn, Adcle Borchardt, Pauline Jones, Rickie F rank. Rosalin Herman. Sylvia Jackson. Zara Kastelitz. Norma Alstad. Sheryl Nave, Patti Shorey, Judy Hendrickson. BACK ROW: Sandy Moran. Ron Bering. Shirley Minear. Jean Hand. Patti Abbott. Shirley Cure. Bruce Frank. Don Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Patti Shorey. Carol Savage. Betty Hogeland. Judy L'dir.. Rita Hanson, Sharon Kingery, Annette DeCarlo. FRONT ROW: Zela Dawson. Judy Miller. Donna Wagner. Sharon Barney. Zara Kastelltz. BACK ROW: Bud Ridenour. Audreysue Hanson. Shula Van Ness. Doris Sigmunstad, Dick Williams, Maynard Hedegaard. Mary Fuchs, Dave Nordlund. Bob Jackson. Pat Nelson. SECOND ROW: Helen Matovich. Lynn Nerlin. Kathy Dean. Po Murry. Bob Rolison. Jerry Elliott. Perry Scheidecker. FRONT ROW: Pat Thomas. Sylvia Jackson. Kathy Mendel. LaRee McClue. Majorettes 131 LEFT TO RIGHT: Joyce Hopkins. LaDora Flint. Karen Young. Sharon Liggett. Salma Bait, Lorna Mann, Sheila Lakey. Karen KangaS, Marylynnt Schruth. BACK ROW: Linda Fisher, Marilyn Cestmk. Janice Martinz, Darlene Laas. Marilyn Benskin. Fenny Duke, Kathy Mendel. Peggy Joy. FRONT ROW: Ruth FUlerup, Rita Formanack, Nancy Englund, Jeanne Frazer. Jane Nopen. Judy Plath. Lee Oliver. Lloyde Bishop. Claudia damn. Carol Akers. Pep Club 132 Cheerleaders Siepn.me � � . Connie W.rren. V. ... CcK.,. Sendy P.rrlou LEFT TO RIGHT: BnrOnr. Wn.Ker. MIC .. Bornneim 133 Eastern Christian Fellowship BACK ROW: Tony Petlock. Marjorie Larsen, Robert McRae, adviser; Ruth Sieler, Curl Spencer. SECOND ROW- Mary Fuchs, Mrs. Robert McRae, adviser; Pauline Jones. Marjorie Miner, Myrna Goosen. Suzanne Lunn. FRONT ROW: Ruth Stanton. Gale White. Jean Woodhouse Pat Skerritt, Lee Hanson Newman Club 1 34 MACK ROW: tarry Douglas, Don Kessler. Terry Holland, Chuck Reinhardt. Algy Thain, Jim Pelait. Joe Milon,Wilson Hammond. THIRD ROW: Margie Jablonski. Ruth d'Autrcmont, Judy Boggs, Joan Dobrowskl, Shir ley Williams, Michele Sunhv Terri Barta. SECOND ROW: Joan Driscoll, Ixirctta Winslow. Sandy Tritschler. Pat O'Brien. Donna Pierce, Pat Roos. Camilla Livingston. FRONT ROW Rev. Eugene llruska, Rosalane Miske. Audrey Silha, Audrey Konccney, Mrs. Thiel. Katoya Players BACK ROW: Murray Hudson, Algy Thain. Wayne Gloege. Jerome Otto. Carolyn Canetta. FRONT ROW: Paula Gusick. Blanche Tomlinson. Elmo Sackett. Jeanne Frazer. Jim Anderson, Rita Hanson, Polly McBee. Shirley Minear. Marilyn Bcnskm. Carol Savage. Dick Arthun. KNEELING. John Mullen. Alpha Psi Omega BACK ROW: Pat Beck. Ron Permg. John Mullen. Polly McBee. Rita Hanson. FRONT ROW: Fred Miller. SECOND ROW; Paula Gusick. Blanche Tomlinson. adviser. Elsa Packwood. Jeanne Frazer. ElmoSackett. Elaine Hollingsworth. Wayne Gloege.CarolynCanetta. I 35 s p u R S BACK ROW: Karen Nessan, Shirley Erlandson, Cobc Chat wood, Jeanne Frazer. Carolyn Lehr. Marie Ferro. Zara Kastelitz. SECOND ROW Nancy Newman, junior adviser. Carol Willis, Dianne Collins. Gail Dunn. Sylvia Jackson. Jean Aronen, junior adviser. FRONT ROW: Patti Abbott. Rosalind Merman. Mrs. Davis, adviser; Carol Kercher, Elsa Packwood, Jeannte Fcldncr, AliccWilson. 136 Women’s Dorm itory Counci BACK ROW Kim Davidson. Pat Vollstedt, Pat Nelson. Molly Endicott, Sharon Patek, Doris Nelson. THIRD ROW'-Bernice Henry, Sue Thomas. Jean Aronen.Darlene Laas. Patti Moore Tanva Nansel, Donna Fink. SECOND ROW Patti Abbott, Eunice Spear. Judy Udin. Gloria Seliski. Sandy Tritschler. DonnaSkerritt.JoanColarchik. FRONT ROW Mrs. Sabrowski. adviser. Peggy Schledewitz. Darlene Bren. Pat Thomas. Willa McLaughlin. Miss Saunders, adviser. Cisel Mens Dormitory Counci BACK ROW: Ali Uzri. Terry Keel. John Mullen. Ed Butcher. FRONT ROW: Mick O'Connor. Leon Roland. Jim Seaton. Absaruke Men’s Dormitory Council BACK ROW: Doug Kulesa. Chuck Haines, Harry Gaghen. head resident: Steve Palmbush. SECOND ROW: John Travis. Terry I'tterback. Jim Heyden. FRONT ROW: Delmar Fried. Jerry Hanel. Vic Entzel. Bill Brunemeyer. 137 Student Education Association BACK HOW Gloria Gable, Rulh d'Autremont, Terri Barta, Michele Sundby, Betty Craig, Jean Aronen, Shirley Williams, Cheryl Zwolle, Duane Whitfield. FOURTH HOW Ken Wahl .Carol M. Johnson, Sandy Mortenson. Kathy Mendel. Penny Duke.Sandy Tritschler. Sue Thomas, Joan Driscoll, Pat O'Brien. THIRD ROW: Audrey Konccney. Sharon Magnuson. Lloyde Bishop, Carol Fields. IXinna Skerritt. Millie Livingston, Peggy Scheledowitz, Hosalane Miske, Eugene Peterson. SECONDROW: Claudia Clanin, Shirley Erlandson. Samira Bosshard, Pat Unrau, Pauline Jones. Pal Roos, Doris Toavs, Greta Abrahamson. FRONT HOW: Peggy Burns, Jane Nopen, Pat Skerritt. Dennis Crogan. 1 38 Kappa Delta Epislon BACK ROW: Velma Cox, Peggy Sehledwitz. Jean Aronen. Norma Artz. Betty Craig. SECOND ROW: Mary Straight. Martha Straight. Dawn Trask. Donna Fink. Pat Shorey. FRONT ROW: Carol Johnson. Sharon Patek. Darlene Bren, Pat Beck. Kappa Phi Kappa BACK ROW: Tom Powell. Tom Peluso. Gary Kraske. SECOND ROW: Dennis Crogan. Steve Hogue, Roger Bertelsen. Harry Allen. Ken Wahl. FRONT ROW: Leon Roland. Rod Knutson. Dick Dover. Homecoming Committee BACK ROW: Dclmar Fried, Don Hopwood, Chuck Haines. Dave Nelson. Fete Adams. Ramon Pierson. SECOND ROW: Linda Townsend, Darlene Bren. Diane Whitney. Donna Ridenour, Carol Kercher, Nancy Newman. Patti Shorey. FRONT ROW: Rod Knutson. Gene Cetrone. John Rogers. Tom Knaub. Holly Endtcott. Young Democrats LEFT TO RIGHT: Pete Adams. Pete Vcrduin. Salma Batt. Ed Dotson. 1 40 Phi Beta La m bda BACK HOW: Dwayne Staebler. Jim Bowman. Bob Quade, Ken Shinn. George McGrail. SECOND ROW: Virginia Stevenson. Frances Zirko, Barbara Rickards. Nellie Barry. Judy Johnson. Cheryl Wankel. FRONT ROWi Tony Pappas. June Knight. Gordon Chapman. Rosella Red wolf. I 4 1 Gymnastics Club BACK BOW: Frank Hailand, advisor: Kathy Mendel. Sandra Flanze. Kay Kempton. Jim Quinn. Dennis Joyes. Dawn Trask. I.aDora Flint. Paul Engelman. John Mullen. Bon Marshall. FBONT BOW: Alex Ncpo. Nelly Barry. Mrs. Frank Hailand, Doris Allen. Health, and Physical Education Recreation Club BACK BOW: Allen Feldner. adviser. Paul Gray. Mike Edwards. Fred Golub. Dale Williams. Holly Endicott. Don Bender. Bon Florey. Jim Stratton. Sal Benanti. SECOND BOW: Craig Price. Greta Abrahamson. Marta Bieri. Bee Harris. Stephanie Swanson. Doris Allen. Dick Dross. FBONT BOW: Judy Oliver. I.aDora Flint. Nancy Newman. Tom Knaub, Boger Newman. Sharon Beck. Dawn Trask. Sandy Hereim. 142 Lifeguards BACK ROW: Dennis Fischer. Doug Alexander. Pete Williams. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Benskin, Alex Nepo, Leola Martin. Terry Christian. Chuck Reinhardt. Ray Hilariu. FRONT ROW: Preston Funkhouser. Ali L'zri. Jeff Zellnier. Miss Mary Weber, adviser. BACK ROW: Dave Nelson. Chuck Haines, Jim Price. Bill Drumm, Bill Arbizzani. Ron Gambish. Mark Dover. THIRD ROW: Gary Ray, Floyd Dahlman, Dick MacCatherinc, Loren Soft. Ralph Chase, Phil Schneider, Larry Mayes. SECOND ROW: Randy Hannah. Doug Alexander, Bob Del Priure, Bill Bruncmcycr. Jim Barrus. Jim Michel. DickSchardt. FRONT ROW: Nels Christiansen, adviser; Frank Kampfe, Tom Knaub. Dennis Fischer. Chuck Westphal. Dick Dover, Craig Price, Ken Karr, adviser. ' 4 3 Alpha Mu Gamma BOR1SS A. KALE PS—Chairman. Foreign Language Department. BACK ROW: Stephen Zirko. Frances Zirko. Patti Shorey. Irving Fine, adviser: Harold Ambler FRONT ROW: William Jensen. Roselyn Russell. Walter Graf. Foreign Language, Literature Club BACKROW: Irving Fine.adviser; DonHopwood,Carol Kercher. Elsa Packwood. FOl'RTil ROW: Bill Brown. Stephen Zirko. Harold Ambler, Wayne Gloege. Betty Myers. THIRD ROW: Bob Nichols. Delmar Fried, Dan Kercher. Allen Saylor, Frances Zirko. Lloyde Bishop. SECOND ROW: Bob Miller. Walter Graf, Sandy Flanze, Ann Calkin, Lawrence Fredrick. FRONT ROW: Alex N'epo, Roselyn Russell. Patti Shorey. Tom Peluso. Bill Jensen. Andre de Kotzebue. 144 Radio - TV Club BACK ROW; Dick Strecker. Jerome Otto. Leon Roland. John Foot tit. SECOND ROW Kay Kempton. Myrna Campbell. Barbara Weeks. Jean Willoughby. FRONT ROW: Miss Frances Brown, adviser; Larrv Marcus. Jim Guth. Lester Kiedlinger. Bob Gohgoski. Forensics Club BACK ROW: A. Kent Marlcr. adviser: Gary Cunningham. Gene Cetronc. Lcs Ricdlinger, Myrna Campbell. Richard Strecker. Guy Howard. Robert Sarics. FRONT ROW: Larry Marcus. Fran Hickman. Carolyn Minettc. Arleen Wheeler. Vic Thuesen. 145 Ski Club HACK HOW: Carl Flanze, Preston Funkhouser. Jim Olson. TI1IKD ROW: Hod Knutson. Floyd Dahlman, Jim Watson. Larry Hayes. Ken Evans On, Jim Lodman. Dan Kercher. SECOND HOW: Joyce Phillips. Sandy rianze, sauna Halt. Kay Kempton, Lois Felix. Sharon Hayes. FRONT ROW: Elsie Morrow. Frank Kampfe. Dave Wagner, Duane Whit me r. Carol Kcrcher. Art Club HACK ROW: John GreenleaL Wayne Gloege. Dennis Calkin. Ted ROW: Nancy Buenmg. Carol Kercher. Don Kessler. Pete Adams. Waddell. Hen Steele, adviser. SECOND HOW: Jon Husband, Salma Ann Calkin. Batt. Kay Kempton. Lawrence Fredrick, Dave Torrence. FRONT Circle K Club HACK HOW: I.ance Michaelson. Bernie Bialecki. Chuck Joe Milon. FRONT ROW: Ed Bruhaug. Gil Brehan. Reinhardt, Dennis Calkin. Ken Shinn, Pete Adams. Ray Rominc. Art Gaudot. Richard Frohnen, adviser. Intercollegiate Knights BACK ROW: Gene Griggs. Fred Golub. Jim Price. Leon Howard Angel. Din Kercher. Bill Brunemeyer. Terry Roland. Craig Price. Junior adviser. THIRD ROW: Steve lltterback. Bill Jensen. FRONT ROW: William Hoheisel, Hogue, senior adviser: Walter Graf. Avon Whitehead. Jack adviser; Jim Seaton. Dave Young. Chuck Ensign. Vic Entzel. Marmon. Preston Funkhouser. Ken Seyler. Randy Hannah. Doug Alexander. Don Meidlnger. Allen Saylor. SECOND ROW: Glen Tusl r. Sal Benanti. Don Hatcher. 4-H Club OFFICERS BACK ROW: James Seaton. Vivian McRae. Leon Roland. FRONT ROW: Oneita Blaylock. Sharon Nordahl, Sandra Tritschler, and Mary Cress. BACK ROW: Shirley Minear, Darlecn Wills, Tom Algra, Jim Seaton. SECOND ROW: Leon Roland, Donna Undent, Joan Colarchik, Sharon Nordahl. FIRST ROW: Oneita Blaylock, Karen Arnold, Mary ‘ Sandy Tritschler, Elmer Andersen, adviser. Journalism Club BACK ROW: Vtc Thuesen. Pete Aoams. lug Sartcs, Richard G. Frohncn. adviser: Mark Cady. Howard Pederson. FRONT ROW: Pat Rodgers. Cheryl Zwolle, Linda Stallard. Sharon Barney. Donna Britton. Shirley Morehouse. Elaine Hollingsworth. Kay Ridenour. I 49 BACK HOW: Nancy Newman. Audrey Silha. Sharon Patek. Pat Thomas. Peggy Burns. FRONT ROW: Hoselane Miske. Judy Udln. president: Jean Aronen. Offi cers Associated Women Students ISO Planning Board Lutheran Students Association BACK ROW: Tom Pcluso. Bill Moore. Phil Mink. Jack Bozick. Josephine Skibstad. Phyllis Welden. Nancy Armstrong. Thelma SECOND ROW: Rev. Shannon. Doris Nelson. Kathy Mendel. Sharon Ruffato. Rosalie Peluso. Magnuson. Margaret Jensen. Leo Armstrong. FRONT ROW: 151 'nw -i 'V VnHl T VITA TH XT. UT T 1IWI.WV LEMENTARY SCHOOL Senior Activity Index A. NORMAN ANDERSON...................................Joliet Business Education Math Club 1,2; Phi Beta Lambda 3,4,5; S.E.A. 5. LEO E. ARMSTRONG .......................... Seattle. Wash. Elementary Education S.E.A. 1.2.3.4; Intercollegiate Knights 1.2; L..S.A. CECIL BECK .................................... Powell, Wyo. History S.E.A. DONALD W. BENDER.....................................Custer Social Science Social Science 2.3; H.P.E.R. 3,4; S.E.A. 4. RONALD J. BENDER ....................................Custer Social Science Football 2; S.E.A. 4; Social Science 2,3,4; H.P.E.R. 3.4. CRYSTAL BRAATEN................................Kindred. N. D. Business Education S.E.A. 2,4; Phi Beta Lambda 2,3.4. DARLENE BREN.......................................Glendivc Elementary Education S.E.A. 1.2.3.4. Spurs 2; Eastern Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4; Kappa Delta. Epsilon 3,4; College 4-H 3; Who's Who 4; A.W.S. 4; Dorm Council 1,3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Rimrock Staff 3. MYRNA BRUBAKER ......................................Terry Elementary Education Spurs 2; S.E.A. 4; Dorm Council 3,4. Alpha Mu Gamma 3.4 Pep Club 1. CHRISTY M. CARSTENS..............................Absarokee Pre-Dentistry S.E.A. 4. SAMUEL J. CHAPPELOW ............................. Billings Elementary Education S.E.A. 4. RALPH CHASE ..................................... Fairvicw Biology Football 2; H.P.E.R. 3,4; Social Science 2.3.4; S.E.A. 4. CLYDE V. CHRISTENSEN .............................Columbus Social Science Football 1; Student Union Board 3; Social Science 3; Student Legislature President 4. JANET CHRISTENSEN ...............................Whitehall Elementary Education DOYLE COATS...................................Casper, Wyo. Health and Physical Education Jr. Varsity Basketball Coach; Math Club. Regional Math Club. TO LIGHTEN Reddy Kilowatt, of course! Whether you’re feeding cattle on the farm or washing dishes in the kitchen, Reddy can do it for you faster, better, and more economically — electrically! THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY 195 -..IK'S STF.VE HOGUE ty£,f NlS R. CROGAN ........................................ Billings Social Science Student Legilature 2; S.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Kappa Phi Kappa 4, Social Science 1,2; French Club 1. ED DOTSON ..........................................Sidney History Young Democrats 4. ••ALE R. DROSS ....................................Forsyth Biology P.E.R. 4; S.E.A. 4; Flying Club 2. BERT C. EHRET.....................................Plevna Business Education LY A. ENDICOTT....................................Wyola Health and Physical Education .Council 2,3.4; A.W.S. 3.4; H.P.E.R. 2,3,4; W.R.A. 1.2.3.4; it Legislature 3; Homecoming Committee 3.4; S.E.A. 1,4. W. EVANS.........................................Billings Mathematics FENTON......................................Manhattan Mathematics ■ 3.4, S.E.A. 4. FINN ...................................... Billings Elementary Education .2; Student Union Board 2,3,4; Homecoming Committee art Ball Queen 4. . FOREMAN ................................... Billings Social Science S.E.A. 4; Social Science Club 3.4. I)...................................Baker Social Science ir 1; Foreign Language Club 2,3; Madrigals 1; ,3,4; Social Science Cluh 1,4; Homecoming Com - 5 Plevna Elementary Education i Christian Fellowship 2,3,4; A.W.S. 4. GHER ................................... Billings Art .................................. Libby Pre-Dentistry .,3,4; Student Legislature 2; Dorm Council ia 3; ’E’ Club 1.2,3,4. Biology Dorm Council 1,2; Intercollegiate Knig 3,4; Kappa Phi Kapa 4; Student Lcgislatut 4-H Convention 2. R. SCOTT JARVIS .................... Social Science MARG1T JENSEN ...................... Elementary Education L.S.A. 4; Foreign Language Club 4. CAROL GEORGE JOHNSON ................ Elementary Education S.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Dorm Council 2; A.W.S. 2. Spu. Co-Chairman 3; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3,4; Who's LAVONA D. KAGIE.........................Th Special Education LEE KENNEY ..................... Social Science THOMAS J. KNAUB.............................. Physical Science Student Legislature 3.4; 'E' Club 1.2,3,4; H.P.E.R. Club 3,4; Homecoming Committee 4; Football 2.3 1,2,3.4; Intramural Basketball 3. JUNE KNiGHT ........................ Rusiness Education Phi Beta Lambda 3,4. ROD A. KNUTSON ................................... Physical Science Student Union Board 1; Student Legislature 3,4; Track ; Phi Kappa 2,3.4; Who’s Who 4; Ski Club 4; Homecoming Coi 4. MARJORIE LARSEN ................................. F Elementary Education Eastern Christian Fellowship 1.2,3,4. JACK G. LINN ...................................... Bill Business Education DONNA L. LOOS ..................................... Billii Art English Club 3.4; Art Cluh 4; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3,4; S.E.. 3,4. SUZANNE E. LUNN ................................ Lombard. 111. Elementary Education Eastern Christian Fellowship 4. ALICE L. MAXWELL ................................... Billings Elementary Education )N Biology Baker POLLY A. McBEE Billi G. ROBERT McCOLLOUGH ............................ Billings Business Education Phi Beta Lambda 1,2,3,4. ROBERT J. McNEES ............................... Lewistown Elementary Education Dorm Council 2. Intramural Basketball 1.2,4; S.E.A. 4. VIVIAN E. McRAE .................................. Forsyth Business Education Eastern Christian Fellowship 3,4; Phi Beta Lambda 3,4; S.E.A. 3.4, College 4-H 3.4. T. MICHAEL MULLOWNEY..............................Billings Health and Physical Education 'E' Club 2.3.4. Football 2.3.4; Track 2.4; H.P.E.R. 2,3,4. PATRICIA A. NELSON ............................ Lewistowr. Health and Physical Education Dorm Council 2,3,4; A.SV.S. 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Brass Ensemble 1,2,3.4; Billings Symphony Orchestra 2,3,4. H.P.E.R. 3.4. W.R.A, 1.2.3.4; Spurs 2. OTTO NEUHARDT.....................................Angela Biology Foreign Language Club 3.4; Beta Gamma 3,4. ROGER D. NEWMAN................................Red Lodge Social Science H.P.E.R. 3,4; Intramural Basketball 3,4. SHARON R. PATKK...................... Elementary Education Dorn Council 1.2,3,4, Spurs 2.3; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3.4; A.W 2,3.4, S.E.A. 1,2,3,4. MARY L. PEARSOLI.....................................Billin Elementary Education RONALD I. PERING....................................Billing Music Katoya Players 1,2,3,4; Alpha Psi Omega 1,2,3.4; Homecomir Committee 3; Foreign Language Club 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Drui Major 1.2.3,4: Madrigals 2.3.4; A Cappclla Choir 2.3.4, Radi and TV Club 4; Art Club 3.4; Ski Club 1,2,4. TOM B. POWELL .................................Dallas. Texas English Kappa Phi Kappa; Alpha Mu Gamma; S.E.A. JAMES H. QUACKENBUSH................................Billings Business Education Phi Beta Lambda; Student Legislature 4; Homecoming Committee. EDW ARD REICHERT.................................Billings Mathematics S.E.A. 4; Math Club. LINDA ROBINSON ................................ Billings Elementary Education A Capella Choir 1.2.3.4; Madrigals 1; S.E.A. 4. DOROTHY M. RUSSELL ................ Elementary Education S.E.A.. A Cappella Choir. Harve KENNETH J. WAHL .......................................Fishtail Physical Science Kappa Phi Kappa 4, S.E.A. 2,3,4; Psychology Club 4. RAYMOND SHAFFER ............................ Weldon. 111. Health and Physical Education S.E.A., Social Science Club 1.2; H.P.E.R. 2,3,4; 'E' Club 1.2.3.4; Football 1; Basketball 2,3,4, Track; Baseball. GAYE R. WALKER Art Club 1.2.3.4. Art Miles City RICHARD L. SIMMONS ..................................... Fairview Social Science Student Legislature 4; Young Republicans 3; Psychology Club 4. PATRICIA SKERRITT..................................Scobey Elementary Education S.E.A. 2,3,4; Eastern Christian Fellowship 3.4. LINDA R.STALLARI)..............................MilesCity Elementary Education Newman Club 3.4. S.E.A. 3,4; Retort 4. TOM TEEGARDEN.................................Red Lodge Mathematics S.E.A. 4; 'E' Club 4; H.P.E.R. 3.4; Math Club 3.4; Basketball 4; Who'S Who 4. MARY J. WALTER ...................................... Laurel Biology- Pep Club 2; H.P.E.R. 3,4; Synchronized Swimming Team 4. RALPH W. WATKINS ................................ Laurel Business Education Football 1; Ski Club 4; 'E' Club 1.4. SAM WELLER . Alpha; Art Club. Art Billings DUANE L. WHITE FIE LI).................................Stanford Elementary Education Men's Chorus 1,2; S.E.A. RICHARD J. WILLEMS.....................................Harlowton Physical Science PATRICIA L. THOMAS....................................Geraldine Elementary Education DALE J. W1LLAMS.............................Boulder City. Nev. S.E.A. 3,4; Dorm Council 3,4; A.W.S. 3.4; Band 1,3,4. Health and Physical Education 'E Club 2,3.4; H.P.E.R. 3.4; Basketball 2.3; S.E.A. JUDITH A. UDIN ....................................... Fairfield Elementary Education Spurs 2; Dorm Council 2,3.4; Band 1,2,3,4, A.W.S. 2.3.4. S.E.A. 1,3.4; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3.4; Foreign Language Club 3; Alpha Mu Gamma 3.4; L.S.A. 3.4. JOAN G. WAGNER ...................................... Forsyth Elementary Education DARREL D. WILLIAMS................................Billings Physical Science Gymnastics; Golf 2,3,4. CAROL WILKINSON ................................. Billings Elementary Education S.E.A. I5B INTELLIGENT LEADERSHIP IN ITS SEARCH FOR INTELLIGENT LEADERSHIP, INDUSTRY SEEKS A PERSON WHO HAS A SHARP GRASP OF FUNDAMENTALS, WHO CAN OBSERVE WITH PRECISION AND DISCRIMINATION, WHO CAN ANALYZE CLEARLY, REASON WELL, AND ARTICULATE HIS FINDINGS AND CONCLUSIONS. THAT WOULD SEEM TO BE THE IDEAL PERSON. THE GREATEST SINGLE CONTRIBUTION TO SUCH AN IDEAL IS EDUCATION, AND EDUCATION HAS BECOME MORE AND MORE THE CONCERN OF INDUSTRY. FOR EDUCATION MEANS LEADERSHIP. THE ANACONDA COMPANY PARTICIPATES ACTIVELY IN A PROGRAM OF AID TO EDUCATION THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS. AnacondA Working hard to keep Montana metala competitive General Index A Abbott, Patti M....................... 79, 129, 130, 136 Abell, Hose ..................................... 25, i3 Abernethy, Dr. George L........................... 59 Abrahamson, Greta N........................ 73, 138, 142 A Capclla ' hoir ............................... 30, 129 Adam, William ........................................1,9 Adams, Pete................ 73,124,127,128, 140, 147, 149 Administration .................................. 50, 51 Aikins, Dr. Lincoln J............................50 Akers, Carol D....................................89, 132 Alexander, Doug A.......................... 79, 124, 143 Algra, Thomas R............................ 89, 120, 148 Alia, Joe................................... 24, 79. 120 Allen. Doris M..................................79,142 Allen, Harry ........................................ 139 Aim, Oscar ............................................55 Alpha Psi Omega ......................................135 Alpha Mu Gamma.......................................144 Alstad, Norma R....................................89,129 Alterowitz, Dr. Harold S................. 13.37, 52, 107 Ambler, Harold........................................145 Amen, Mrs. Janice......................................59 Andersen, Elmer ............................ 55, 56, 148 Anderson, Beverly J...................................89 Anderson, Forrest H...................................48 Anderson, Jaydee S.................................... 79 Anderson, Jim W...................................89, 135 Anderson, Lorraine C..............................73, 129 Anderson, Norman ..................................... 63 Angel, Howard .............................. 43, 79, 147 Antrim, Sharon 1...................................... 89 Apsaruke Hall.........................................137 Arbizzani, William A.............................89. 143 Armstrong, Leo E.................................63, 151 Armstrong, Nancy ................................... 151 Arnold, Miss Anne .................................... 54 Arnold, Karen Y............................ 89, 148, 176 Aronen, Sandra .........................?3, 135, 138, 150 Art Club.............................................. Arthun, Dick ....................................129, 135 Artz, Norma L............................... 62, 126, 139 Associated Women Students .............................20 Aschoff, Ronald ............................ . ... 118 Atkins, Donna G........................................79 AWS Officers . . . 150 Axlund, Greg 1........................................ 69 B Bader, Fred A. Bahm, Darrell C. Bailey, Don . . Baird, Gary L. Baker, Connie F. Ball, Court E. Band ............ Barney, Sharon Rarrus, Jim Barry. Gil F. . Barta, Terry J Burthell, Russell Baseball . . . . Basketball . . . ......................... ........................73 ....................... 113 .........................89 ........................79 .........................89 ...................14, 130 89 127, 128, 130, 149. 176 • • • • 16, 17, 77, 113, 143 ........................79 • • • • 89, 129, 134, 138 .........................48 .........................119 ........U5, 116, 117,118 Basso, Gary............ Batt, Salma .......... Bauer, Max J.......... Bauer. Sherry C. . . Beagle. John .......... Beck. Cecil P........... Beck. Pat A............ Beck, Sharon R. ... Beers. Linda G......... Benanti. Salvatore . . . Bender. Donald W. . . . Bender. Ronald J. . . Bender. Walter D. . . Benjamin, William F. Benskin. Marilyn K. Benson. Arthur . . . , Berggren. Louise . . Berry. Nellie M. . . Bernhardt. Jeanette L. Bernhart. Gordon R. . Bertelsen. Roger . . . . Beslanowitch. Joan Bethka. Dave .......... Bezdek. Miss Carol Bialecki, Bernard . . Bidwell. Beverly A. Bieber, Miss Jeanette Biem. Karen A. . . Bieri. Marta E. ... Bilyeu. Charles .... Bishop. I.loyde........ Bjorgum, Oscar . . . Blankenship. Judy A. Blaylock, Oneita L. . . Blewett, Barbara . . Bobbitt. Jack ......... Boggs. Judy .......... Bond. Karen K. ... Borchardt. Adele G. . Borgen. Lyle W. . Bornheim, E. A. . . Bornheim. Michele . . Bosshard, Sandra R. Bowen. Russell R. Bowler. Duane W. . . Bowman. James L. Boyer. Dene . . . . . Bozick, John........... Braaten. Crystal . . Bren. Darlene L. . . . Brehan. Gil ........... Britton. Donna Rave E. Britton. Virginia C. . Bronnenberg, Gerald E Brooks. Kay.......... Brown. Bill ........... Brown. Diane K. . . Brown. Francis . . . Brown, Thomas W. Brubaker. Myrna K. . Bruhaug, Ed O........ Bruemeyer, Bill R. Buck. Emily........... Buckles. Donna L. . . Bucklin. Edith P. . . . Buchring. Bonnie L. . . .............................77 28, 40, 89, 121, 131, 140, 146 ........................... 69 ........................... 89 ............................ 89 ........................... 63 ............. 69. 129, 135. 136 ........................ 79. 142 ............................ 89 .............. 37.79.113.142.147 .......................63. 142 ........................... 63 .............................89 ........................... 79 ........ 89. 132. 135, 143 ............................ 58 ........................... 89 .............. 73. 141, 142 ..............................89 ..............................89 ........................87. 139 ............................ 89 ........................... 103 ............................ 59 ...................... 79. 147 ............................ 90 ............................. 57 ............................ 90 ....................... 90. 142 ...........................22 .............. 90. 132. 138. 145 ............................. 52 ............................ 90 ........................79. 147 ........................... 103 ....................... 38. 54 ............................ 134 ........................ 38. 73 ....................... 79. 129 ............................ 90 ............................ 79 ....................... 30. 133 ....................... 79. 138 ............................ 79 .......................... 128 .........................73. 141 ............................ 90 .........................87. 151 ............................ 63 ............. 63. 136, 139. 140 ........................... 147 ........ 90. 127. 128, 149. 176 ............................. 73 .............................69 ............................103 ............................ 145 ............................ 79 ........................54. 145 ........................... 88 .............................63 ........................ 79,147 ............. 79. 137. 143, 147 ............................ 59 .............................90 .............................90 ............................. 79 160 at your lavorita drug ttorc or camera counter We arc proud to have participated in the production of this fine Annual Nelhig Shoe Service Quality Work — Reasonable Rates Complete Line of Accessories All Work Guaranteed Evergreen Shopping Center Our Hearty Congratulations Graduates From In The Community To Serve Buening, Nancy M........................................7y Bunch. Ray..............................................77 Burnett. Arnold W...................................... 90 Burns, Peggy A................................79. 138, 150 Burtch. Carolee J...................................... 90 Bushman, Winona ....................................... 90 Business Club.......................................... 15 Butcher. Edward .................................. 90. 137 Butcher. Sandra ....................................... 90 C Cady. Mark S.................................... 90. 149 Cahill. Audrey B..................................80. 129 Calkin. Ann S....................................90. 145 Calkin. Dennis ...................................... 147 Cameron. Ronald G......................................80 Cammack. Bill H....................................... 80 Cammack. Curtis J......................................90 Campbell. Bob 0........................................90 Campbell. Myrna..................................103. 145 Campus School.......................................154 Campus Life.............................................9 Candee. Bob G..........................................90 Canetta. Mrs. Carolyn.......................... 22.80.135 Canetta, Robert .................................... 58 Canon. Catherine....................................103 Carey. Dee Ann.........................................90 Carlson. Gerri B.......................................90 Carpani. John A........................................59 Carpenter. Barbara J................................ 73 Carstens. Christy M................................. 63 Carter. Lonnie M.................................... 90 Carter. Norval K...................................73.120 Casey. Linda S...................................... 90 Cassidy. Joan L....................................... 91 Cetrone. Gene.............................. 126. 140. 145 Cestnik. Marilyn................................. 91. 132 Cestnik. Michael L............................... 91. 129 Chapman. Gordon ..................................... 141 Chappelow, Samuel J................................... 63 Chase. Ralph E. Jr...........................63. 113, 143 Chatwood. Cobe L............................ 78. 80. 136 Cheerleaders......................................16. 133 Chilberg. Donna ...................................... 80 Choate. Susan K........................................91 Christenson. Clyde V.............................63. 126 Christensen. Gail M................................... 91 Christensen. Janet K.................................. 64 Christensen, lna ..................................... 58 Christian. Terry.................................... 143 Christiansen. Nels ......................... 52. 110. 143 Christiansen. Mrs. Shirley ........................... 59 Christman. Corky .................................... 113 Circle K Club ............: 147 Cisel Men's Dormitory Council ....................... 137 Clamn. Claudia E....................... 80. 129. 132. 138 Clark. Eileen ........................................ 43 Clark Shirley......................................... 59 Clark. Tom........................................44. 80 Clark. Tommye ........................................129 Clark. Dr. Wilson .................................... 55 Classes .............................................. 61 Clausen, Karen J...................................... 91 Clawson. Roger W...................................... 80 Coats. Doyle J........................................ 64 Colarchik, Joan R........................... 91. 136. 148 Collins. Dianne K................................ 80. 136 Collins. Thomas D................. ................... 80 Cone. Marshall V. . . ........... ....................73 Cooley, Bob H..................................... 91. 109 Cooney. Nancy 1........................................ 91 Cooper. E. Lyle................................... 54. 126 Corey, Lena ........................................... 58 Cornelius. Karen ...................................... 91 Cossack. Don Chorus ................................... 23 Coulter. Darrell R.................................G9. 118 Cox. Verla E.......................................64. 139 Craig. Betty A................................ 73.138.139 Crawford. Leslie........................................59 Cress. Mary E......................................80. 148 Crogan. Dennis R......................... 62. 64. 138. 139 Cunning. Audrey ....................................... 59 Cunningham. Fred A......................................80 Cunningham. Gary.......................................145 Cure. Shirley......................................80. 130 Custer. Paul R......................................... 69 D Dahlman. Floyd . . . Dal by. Jan........... Daniel. Art............ Daniels. Jackie . . . D'Autremont. Ruth A. . Davidson. Arthur . . Davidson. Gene R. . . Davidson. Kim .... Davis. Earl S......... Davis. Jean........... Dawson. Zela.......... Daugherty. Dale . . . . Dean. Kathy R......... t DeCarlo. Annette L. . DeKotzebue, Andre . . Dempsey, Dorothy DeVflle. Richard F. . DeWitt. Paul L. ... Dickerson, Marion . . Dietrich. Kenneth J. Dobrowski. Francis J Dobrowski. JoAnn B. Doc ring. Dr. Gordon Dolney, Edwin . . . , Donaldson, Donald V. Donofrio. Dona R. . . . Donovan. Wayne E. . Dooks, Karla A. ... Dotson. Ed D. ... Douglas. Larry T. . . Dover. Dick .......... Dover. Mark .... Doyle. Carol A. . . . Driscoll. Joan......... Dross. Dick............ Dross. Gale R......... Drumm. Bill............ Duke. Pennie.......... Dunbar. Judy .... Dunn. Gail ............ ............113. 143. 146 ................ 103. 129 ..................... 80 ...................... 91 ... 91. 129. 134, 138 ...................... 55 .....................80 ............ 80. 136. 176 ...................... 91 ...................51.136 .............13.19.73.130 .......................56 ...................91.130 ...............91.129,130 ................. 54. 145 ...................... 69 ...................... 91 ...................... 73 ...................... 59 ................. 73. 80 ................. 73. 80 ..................... 134 ...................... 48 ...................... 55 ...................... 91 ....................22.91 ...................... 91 ...................... 91 ................. 64. 140 ................. 80. 134 70. 112. 113, 139. 143 91. 113. 126. 143 ...................... 91 ........... 103. 134, 138 ......................142 .......................64 ............116. 118.143 .............91. 132, 138 ..................... 103 ................ 129. 136 E Eastern Christian Fellowship ........................ 134 Eastman. Ed R......................................... 92 Eaton. Barbara G................................. 44. 92 Ebeling. La Vonne A.............................. 92. 129 Eckert. Bob...........................................129 E Club..............................................143 Education. Division of................................52 Edwards. Mike . . . Ehret. Robert C. Eickhoff, Wayne A. Ekstrand, Angeline . Eldredge, Tom . . Elliott. Jerry . . . Ellis. Gary E. . . . Emerson. Evelyn . Emery. Bert .... Emmett. Roberta L. Endicott. Holly . . . Engelhardt, Roy A. Engelman, Paul . . Englund. Nancy . . Engstrom. Robert P. Ensign. Charles E. . Entzel. Victor V. . . Erlandson, Shirley . Eschler, Edward I.. Esp. Linda J........ Evans. Donald D. . Evans, Gary W. . . Evanson. Ken . . . . . . . . 114, 142 .... 64. 92 ..............92 ..........57. 124 ............ 73 ............ 130 ............ 80 ..............59 . . . . 116.118 ..............92 64. 136. 140. 142 . . . . 92. 129 ............142 ... 92. 132 ..............92 ..........80. 124 . . . 78. 80. 137 . . 80. 136.138 .......... 80 ...........92.129 ..............73 ..............64 . . . . 103. 146 F Fair Ruth.............................................. 103 Fan ell. Jewell..........................................59 Faucetta. Peter J........................................92 Feldner, Allen .......................... 52. 109, 142 Feldncr. Jcanyce D................... 24. 40. 81. 129. 136 Felix. Lois R...................................... 73. 146 Fell. John B............................................ 81 Fellman. Dale E......................................... 73 Felska, Kay........................................... 92 Fenton. Judith A.........................................64 Ferguson. Darrold E..................................... 81 Ferguson. Maxine ....................................... 58 Ferro. Marie....................................... 81, 136 Fichtner, James B....................................... 92 Field. Carol A................................ 92. 129. 138 Fillerup. Ruth .................................... 81. 132 Fine, Irving........................................54. 145 Fink. Donna L............................ 70. 129. 136. 139 Finn. Barbara ........................... 40. 41. 64. 124 Fischbaugh. George .................................... 129 Fischer. Robert E........................................51 Fisher. Dennis .......................... 28. 112, 113. 143 Fisher. Edith M..........................................92 Fisher. Linda J.....................................92. 132 Fitzgerald. Dennis G.................................... 73 Flanagan. Charles M..................................... 73 Flttnze. Carl W.....................................92. 146 Flanze. Sandy L.......................... 92. 142. 145 146 Flint. LaDora J............................ 81. 131. 142 Florey, Ron ............................................142 Florey. Sharon K................................... 92. 129 Florey. Joan ........................................... 58 Foos, Albert G.......................................... 92 Football ...........................................111-114 Foottit, John Jr.................................. 103. 145 Ford. Karen 1............................................92 Ford. Margo M............................................92 Foreign Language. Literature Club.......................144 Foreman. Kenneth H.......................................64 Forensics Club......................................... 145 Formanack. Rita K.................................. 81. 132 Forster. Dan K.......................................... 73 Frank. Bruce .......................................... 130 62 Frank. Larry G. . . Frank. Mane .... Frank. Ricky.......... Fraser. Jerry . . . . Frazer. Jeanne E. . . Fredrick. Lawrence E.. Freshman Class . . . . Fried, ueiila......... Fried. Delmar E. . . Fried. John G. . . . Frohnen. Richard . . . Frost. Edna .......... Fuchs. Delores . . . . Fuchs. Mary A. . . . Fujio. Larry N. ... Funkhouser. Preston . ................. 92 ................. 58 ........ 24.129 ................. 92 81. 132. 135. 136 ............... 74.128.145.176 ........................8y,iu3 ............................93 . . . . 65. 137, 140. 145 ........................... 93 54. 127. 128. 147. 149. 176 ........................... 58 ............................64 ............. 93. 130. 134 ..................... 81 . . . . 81. 143. 146, 147 G Gabel. Gloria ................................... 93. 138 Gaghen. Harry W............................. 28, 137. 56 Gaghen. Harry. Mrs....................................124 Gallagher. Gloria A.................................65 Gambish. Ronald W........................... 70. 113, 143 Garrison. Dr. William A...........................51. 52 Gary. Ann ............................................ 93 Gaudet. Art ..................................... 81. 147 Gauger. Dwight L...................................... 74 Gay. Robin ........................................... 93 Geer. Chan J......................................93. 113 Lindamood Music Co. Nan Lindamood John Peterson Knabe. Fischer. Story Clark And Cable Pianos Used Pianos -- Band Instrument Repair Western Music Books -- Western Records Hi-fi Records -- Radios -- Teacher's Music 224 N. Broadway Billings Ph. 259-4185 Gerbase. Cathleen J................................ 35. 36 Gilliland. Cleburne. Dr................................. 52 Gilluly. Suzanne ....................................... 54 Glass. Joyce ........................................... 93 Glerup. Dorothy ........................................ 59 Clock. Ken ............................................. 22 Gleoge. Dr. George ..................................... 55 Gloege. Wayne 1.................. 22. 23. 93. 135. 145. 146 Goldy. Lee J.............................................93 Goligoski, Bob .......................... 81. 128. 145, 176 Golub. Fred ............................. 81. 118. 142. 147 Gonnason. Sylvia H...................................... 93 Gooscn. Jerry A......................................... 93 Goosen. Myrna 1.....................................74. 134 Gordon, Lynne A.....................................93. 129 Graf. Walter................................. 37.81.145.147 Graves. W. Ann .....................................93, 129 Gray. James H.......................................81. 129 Gray. Paul ............................................ 142 Grccnlcaf, John ....................................... 146 Greenlee. Bernettie H....................................93 Griffin. Dick .......................................... 22 Griffith. Kathy M....................................... 93 Griggs. Gene G..................................... 81. 147 Grimes. Donald A........................................ 93 Gronendyke. Robert ..................................... 53 Grosschuesch, Vernon ................................... 52 Grotbo. Connie M........................................ 93 Grotbo. Stanley ....................................... 120 Grover. George S........................................ 70 Gruenert, Dr. Charles .................................. 54 Gullard. Gary A......................................... 93 3usick. Paula M.....................................93. 135 Guth, James A.......................................93. 145 Gymnastics Club........................................ 142 H 4-H Club.............. Haase, Norman C. Hailand. Frank . . . Haines. Chuck G. Hale, Dr. Christy . Hall, Dr. Earl . . . Hall. Robert M. ... Hamlett. Sally . . . Hamilton. Hank . . Hammond. Willson . Hammond. William C Hanel, Jeanie A. . . Hanel, Jerry J. . . Hannah. Randy . . . Hansen. Audrey S. Hansen, Orlin W. . . Hanson, Carl . . . Hanson. Earl J. ... Hanson. Lee . . . Hanson. Rita A. Haraldson, Kathy M. Harkins. Harry . . . Harkin, John W. . . . Harmon. Larry L. . . Harper. Anita L. . . Harper. Bonnie . . . Harris. Bee........... Hart. Arthur .... Hatch. Dick J......... Hatcher. Don . . . . Hayes. Dorothy . . ....................... 148 .................... 81 ................. 52. 142 65. 124. 137. 140. 143 ....................... 52 ....................... 48 .........................93 ............. 21. 39. 74 ........................ 93 ....................... 134 ........................ 93 ................. 74. 130 .......... 81. 129. 137 ... 81. 118. 143, 147 .................. 74. 130 ..................... 81 ....................... 58 ........................ 74 ........................134 .... 94. 130. 135 .................. 94. 129 ............ 52. 109. 118 ........................ 94 ........................ 94 .........................94 .........................59 ....................... 142 ....................... 77 ........................ 70 ..........81. 126. 147 ........................ 59 163 •UTirEXTIC cojj,k ;k fashion- rAf-- •)� TRADITION IN QUALITY AND SERVICE BILUNGS, MONTANA The Home Of The Good Guys 9- 7- OH 'That's Easy To Remember’ KOOK Hayes, Larry M . 94.146 Hayes. Sharon J 94. 146. 176 Health. Physical Education and Recreation Club . . 142 Hedegaard. Maynard A. . . 74. 129. 130 Helgeson. Edward L. ... Heltborg. Olive M Henrickson. Judy Henriksen. Diana J. ... Henry. Bernice F 81. 136 Heppner. Dorothy A. . . . Hereim. Chuck 118. 121 Horeim. Marion Hereim. Sandy M 81. 142 Herfert. Marlene B Herman. Diana Herman. Jay J Herman. Rosalind 13. 129. 136 Hevdon. James . . . 74. 137 Hickman. Frances H 94. 145 Higginbotham. James E. . . Higher Education by Pete Adams 26. 27 Highland. Hugh M 94. 120 Hilario. Ray D 74. 143 Hill. Linda J Hill. Meriele. J Hiner. Marjorie C 94. 131 Hink. Phil Hoagland. Bonnie B Hockel. Barbara A Hoff. Max Hoffman. Don G 82. 129. 130 Hoffman. Warren J. Hogeland. Betty A 82. 130 Hogue. Steve M 62. 63. 126. 139. 147 Hoheisel. William F. . . . 13. 55 Holland. Terry S 82. 134 Hollingsworth. Elaine . . . 74. 127. 135, 149 Homecoming Homecoming Committee . . . Hoovestal. Gary E. . . Hope. Carl B Hopkins. Dr. Albert . . . Hopkins. Doran L Hopkins. Joyce P. . . 82. 131 Hopwood. Don M. ... . 74. 140. 145 Horton. Karen A Howard. Guy A. ... 82. 145 Hruska. Rev. Eugene .... Hudson. Murray 22. 135 Humanities. Division of . . . Hunt. Bill J Hunter. Judy A Hurley. Stan D Hurst. Nellie C Husband. Jon G. . . Instruction Intercollegiate Knights . . . . . 43. 147 Ireson. Mrs. ( uinne .... Jablonski. Margie V 94. 134 Jackson, Gordon . . . 113. 120 Jackson. Martuesite . . 58 Jackson. Robert W 82.130 Jackson. Sylvia M 82. 129. 130. 136 Janieh. Jeneane H 164 Jarvis. R. Scott . . Jensen. Barbara J. Jensen. Bill N. . . Jensen. John E. Jensen. Margit V. Johnson. Bernie J. Johnson, Carol M. Johnson. Dennis L. Johnson. Eleanor J. Johnson. Gail . . . Johnson. Dr. Glen . Johnson. Judy K. Johnson. Milton E. Johnsrud. Grace Jones. Ilene J. . . Jones. Jcannie D. . Jones. Pauline . . . Jordan. Lydia E. Journalism Club Joy. Margaret A. Joyes. Dennis C. Junior Class . . . ..........65 .................... 95 .... 82, 147 .......... 95 . . . . 65. 151 ............... 74 65. 138, 139 ................ 95 ................. 70 .......... 82 ................ 53 . . . . 95. 141 . . . . 50. 124 ................ 58 ...............95 ..............95 70. 129. 134. 138 ............82 ................ 149 . . . . 95. 132 . . . . 95. 142 ... 72 K Kafka. Francis L...................................... 51 Kagie. LaVona D................................... • Kaiser. Richard G............................... -I 124 Kakatomi. Shinko .................................. 11 Kaleps, Boriss A................................. 54. 145 Kampfe. Frank D...............21. 70. 113. K- - ’43. 146 Kangas, Karen A...................................... 82 Kapor. John C.................................... 74. 113 Kappa Delta Epsilon .............................. Kappa Phi Kappa ..................................... 129 Kappel. Robert A..................................... 95 Karnes, Anne M....................................... 95 Karnop, Karen H...................................... 95 Karr. Kenneth.................................. 11,52.143 Kastelitz. Zara D........................82. 129. 130. 136 Katoya Players ...................................... 125 Keel. Terry L................................... 82, 137 Keffcr, Earl A.................................... 13. 28 Kembel. Karen P....................................... 95 Kempton. Kay M......................... 103. 142. 145. 146 Kenney. Lee .......................................... 65 Kenyon. Nick W. ...................................... 95 Kercher. Carol A........... 42. 78. 82. 136, 140. 145. 146 Kercher. Daniel R.................. 35. 82. 145. 146. 147 Kessler. Don ................................ 39. 70. 134 Kimball. Bill H..............................95. 113. 120 Kimball. Herb............................... 77. 113. 120 Kimble. Jean ......................................... 74 Kingery. Sharon 1.................................82. 130 Kinghorn. Sharon R.....................................95 Kirley, Tara M........................................ 82 Kitzman. Richard A............................ 95. 126 Knaub. Tom J................ 65. 113, 126, 140. 142. 143 Knight. June P.................................. 66. 141 EVERGREEN BARBER and BEAUTY SHOP 1 3 09 G rand' A ve. JEWELERS •Artcarved 2817 Second Avenue North tang Billings. Montana West Park Plaza Congratulations Students From Your COLLEGE BOOK STORE Buyer of Used Book Stop in and See Us When You Visit Your Alma Mater EDS'A f-ROST. Manaptr — V ROSIER. Bookktrptr SluJrnl AiUllunn 165 Knutson. Judy M...................................95. Knutson. Mel O...................................... Knutson. Hod A................... 66. 126. 139. 140. Kolen, Marvin R..................................... Kolman. Mike........................................ Konecny. Audrey J........................... 74, 134. Krahn. Lou O........................................ Kraske, Gary E................................... 74. Krings. Linda M..................................... Krogstad. Sharon L.................................. Krueger. Lynda L.................................... Krum. Karen ........................................ Kulesa, Douglas L................................ 74. Kunkel. Don C....................................... L Laas. Darlene............................... 95. 132. Lackman. Rosalie M.................................. La Jole. Larry A................................... Lakey. Sheila M................................. 96. Lamoreaux. Fred ................................... Lange. Diana C...................................... Lange. Terry W...................................... I.arango Carol A.................................... Larkin. Judith L.................................96. Larsen. Marjorie L.............................. 66. Larsen. Richard A.................................... Lauson. Marjorie .................................... Lawrence. Robert S................................... Leach. Harley A...................................... Leffler, Nancy L.....................................83. Lehr. Carolyn........................................ Leinwand. Dave M..................................... Leland. Ron C........................................ Leo. Cecilia ........................................ Lewis, Dick D........................................ Lewis. Steve ....................................... 87. Lewis, Taylor M..................................... 83. Lifeguards........................................... Liggett. Sharon ..................................... Lillis. Janet M...................................... Linn. Jack G......................................... I.tnsted. Douglas A.................................. Livingston. Camilla K................. 24. 96. 126, 134. Lodman. James L..................................... 83. Loftsgaarden. Alan R................................. Lohof. Richard J..................................... Loos. Donna I........................................ Loughney. Janet M.................................... Louk. Florence ...................................... L.S.A. Planning Board ............................... Lund, George N....................................... Lund. Elsie ......................................... Lunn. Suzanne E..................................... 66. Lynch. Rose ......................................... M Madrigal Singers .............................. 28, Magnuson. Sharon L........................ 83. 138, Mahoney, Mary A................................... Majorettes ....................................... Maloney. Barbara A................................ Maloney, Charlene ................................ Mann. Lorna R............................. 40. 96. Marcus. Larry E.................................83. Marler. A. Kent ........................... 8. 51. Marmon. Jack .................................. 83. Marshall. Ron .................................... 126 95 146 95 87 138 74 139 95 95 82 95 137 95 136 82 75 131 120 96 75 82 129 134 96 .59 96 83 129 136 96 96 20 96 129 120 143 131 75 66 33 138 146 75 96 66 96 58 151 48 83 134 70 129 151 96 131 96 83 131 145 145 147 142 Marston, Jay R 72. 75 Martin. Leola A 96. 129, 143 Martin. Sharon L 96 Martinz, Janice L 96. 132 Mathews. Kathleen L. . . . . 75 . 76. 128 Matovich, Helen M 96. 129. iJ) Mathews. • Rosemarie . . 83 Maughan. Scott 56 Mawhinney. Gayle P. . . . 96 Maxson. Dennis D 75 Maxwell, Alice L 66 Maxwell. W. Kirk 83 May, Jay P 75 Mayes, Deanna J 75 Mayes, Larry 70. 113. 114. 143 Meehan. Robert E. . . . 96 Meidinger. Don 83 Melton. Emma 52 Mendel, Kathy 96. 130. 132. 138. 142, 151 Menges, Paul 57 Mennie, Leon C 83 Michaelson. 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John 22. 23. 129. 135. 137. 142 Mullendore. Gordon D. 48 Muller. Karen M 97 Muloncy. Barbara . . . 21 Mullowney. Mike 66. 113. 120 Munford, Harvey .... 118 Murry, Philip L 129. 130 Murtrutt, Virginia . . . . 58 Myers, Mrs. Betty .... 77. 145 Mvron, Gordon D 84. 113 166 Mr PLEASE PATRONIZE OUR ADV ERTISERS Congratulations Seniors McArthur. Jerry L................................... 75 McBee. Polly ................................. 66. 135 McCarthy. Clyde ................................... 96 McCarthy. Manrose .................................. 96 McCleave. Dr. Harold .............................. 56 McClue. LaRee D............................... 96. 130 McCatherine. Dick......................... 17. 113, 143 McCollough. G. Robert .............................. 66 McDermott, Rebecca ................................. 59 McFarland. Roberta Steele .......................... 87 McGrail. George................................... 141 Mclnteer. 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