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

Text from Pages 1 - 206 of the 1963 volume:

The 1963 Rimrock Eastern Lights Eastern Montana College Billings, Montana Volume Thirty-five Degree Clash Features 1962-63 Year The 1962-63 school year saw Eastern Montana College waging a battle for a liberal arts degree, and for a small portion of the year, a battle for survival in status. In October, President Herbert L. Steele presented to the Montana State Board of Regents, EMC’s proposal for a liberal arts degree. At that time, the Master Plan report had been received for study by the board, and feelings were very high for and against the degree. The Master Plan stated that Montana State University and Montana State College would be the only multi-purpose units for the 1963-64 school year, and probably over a future period of ten years. This, of course, is all subject to change on a yearly basis. President Steele told the Regents that no new courses would have to be added if the degree was granted, nor would there have to be any new professors hired, as Eastern Montana College has'the faculty and the facilities for granting the degree. Except for library expansion, needed regardless, a liberal arts degree would cost very little for Eastern. The major battle against the degree, waged mainly by the Western part of the state, was based on an inadequate library and inadequate funds to give Eastern the right to grant the degree. President Steele showed that the degree would cost Eastern very little money, if any, except for the library, so the argument of inadequate funds seemed to have little basis. To try and solve the dispute, Governor Tim Babcock chose a special study committee to meet on Eastern’s campus and report upon the feasability of the degree. The committee, chaired by John E. Tenge of Billings, met on February 1 and 2 at Eastern. During its stay on campus, the committee heard a report by Russ Hart, prominent Billings business man, who stated that the national trend was for schools such as Eastern to be able to grant a liberal arts degree. The committee also heard a report by Jay R. Marston, Student Legislature President, and David E. Nelson, Student Legislature Business Manager, on a student survey the legislature conducted. Senate Bill 17 (the “two-headed monster” bill), which stated that Eastern would come under Montana State University, caused the biggest controversy of the year, however. The bill, introduced by William G. Groff, passed easily in the Senate. There was a chance for it to pass in the House of Representatives after such an easy ride in the Senate. In a mass •‘demonstration against the bill, Eastern students and faculty made resolutions, wired congressmen and did everything possible to defeat the bill. The bill, which would have hurt Eastern’s status, was defeated easily in the House. The battle for the degree kept on throughout the year. Governor Babcock said he thought that Eastern would have the degree in two years. However, the general opinion was that Eastern probably would not be awarded the degree until later. There were many other issues in the school years 1962-63, but none so important as liberal arts. Acquisition of the degree involved education, and education is of great concern to America and Montana. Eastern throughout the years has given its students a wonderful education. But recent studies have shown that today’s student needs much more than just an education. His education today must be broad and complete. Eastern desires to light the way for its students, giving them the needed learning the best way it knows how. The students also want to learn the best way there is, and they appreciate the opportunity for a better education. The Rimrock is sure that the state of Montana desires the same thing for its youth. We are sure that Eastern will obtain a liberal arts degree in the near future, for it is needed and would be of great value. Not only will the Montana student benefit, but the state of Montana as well as its citizens will acquire more than they could ever realize. Pete Adams, The Retort cartoonist, again in 1962-63 gave life to the school and the paper with his witty and “true-to-life” cartoons, “Higher Education.” Shown on the opposite page is one of his cartoons pertaining to the liberal arts degree issue. IE Education Building Relaxing in the Kimrock Hall Dormitory (opposite page) are Patricia A. Vollstedt, Jacquelyn T. Cooper, Gayle P. Mawhinney, and Kathleen K. Felska. 4 — tip ?' ' .' .. - ’ - ' .1 ' - — «.■“ « a -, The Rimrock Staff Editor James M. Blubaugh Campus Life Editor Darlene L. Praast Club Editor Donna Rae E. Britton Photo Editor Peter R Schmidt Index Editor Donna Rae E. Britton Class Photographer David E. Nelson Helper Leon H. Roland Helper Kea M. Thex Special Photography Tippet Studio Sports Editor Ali Y. Uzri Academics Editor Connie K. Petersen Administration Faculty Connie K. Petersen Special Art Work Lawrence E. Fredrick and John Burke Senior Activities Index John Burke Photographer Gerald A. Grose Editorial Adviser Howard L. Pederson Adviser Richard G. Frohnen EDITOR'S NOTE: All pictures in The 1963 Rimrock are identified from left to right. 7 ACADEMICS Eastern Offers Wide Course Selection r A strong teacher education curriculum and general education courses are the primary emphasis of Eastern Montana College. From the sciences to the humanities, Eastern offers a wide range of courses for the prospective teacher as well as for the student who is planning his major in a field other than education. With a liberal arts degree possible in the near future. Eastern is expanding at a rapid, but solid, pace. The curriculum expands each year and gives the student the opportunity to enrich his wealth of knowledge and experience. This section depicts the academic Eastern, the Eastern we tend to take for granted, but the most important aspect of any college. Larry L. Ifarman and Herman Krum examine a cray- the first time that Eastern had offered a biology labo- fish in an anatomy class. The 1962-63 school year was ratory for its students. Kay L. Brooks demonstrates oxygen preparation in a beginning chemistry class. Laboratories Useful Tools in Learning David M. Leinwand and Doris A. Sigmundstad examine the parts of a frog in physiology and anatomy. Spoken and Printed Language j Francis Sage and Lana Speelmon use the Foreign Language Laboratory in the Humanities Building. Howard L. Pederson, editor; Darlene L. Praast, proof- school newspaper. The Retort, at the print shop on reader, and Richard G. Frohnen, adviser, make up the Thursday afternoon. Sonja M. Synness, Jane L. House (standing), and Kathryn Adolph participate in an interpretive dance class. Leslie J. Kraft, off-hand, Glen E. Tusler, kneeling, and Robert D. Dige, prone, practice in riflery class. i 13 Students in the radio and television class get ready to broadcast over station KEMC. Barbara Peterson and Elizabeth Kaufmann do the final phase of a woodcut in graphics class. 14 Alvin L. Gerstenberger is shown doing a water-color in an elementary painting class. Application and Results Students in the teaching curriculum at Eastern Montana College have a chance to apply their academic learning by student teaching. Student teacher Shirley A. Minear gives Susan L. Wash a reading lesson at the Eastern Elementary School. Joan M. Driscoll, Marsha J. Wasley, and of all curriculums a wide choice of books Edward B. Butcher select books in the and research materials, school library. The library offers students 16 Senior Class Officers—BACK HOW: Victor V. EnUel, treasurer; Wilson Hammond, representative; Maynard Hede-gaard, vice president; Earl J Hanson, president; John C Rogers, representative FRONT ROW Patricia J Shorey. secretary. SENIOR CLKSS WM 4 PETER ADAMS Billings I SANDRA J. ARONEN Helena DARRELL C. BAHM Billings GARY L. BASSO Savage CHARLES M. BETTS Billings KAREN K. BOND Lodge Grass GARY L BRENDEN Billings VIRGINIA C. BRITTON Billings DOROTHY B. BROWN Billings RAYMOND L BUNCH Thermopolis, Wyo. NORVAL K. CARTER Byron, Wyo. 19 MARGARET A. CLUNE Havre MARY H. DENNY Lander, Wyo. BEVERLY J. ELLINGSON Billings VICTOR V. ENTZEL Sidney DONALD D EVANS Custer CHARLOTTE J. FELZIEN Billings LOUANNA FLYNN Helena KATHERINE P. FRENCH Billings LEONARD M. FRENCH Billings DELMAR E. FRIED Baker DWIGHT L GAUGER Billings RAMONA L GOOD Billings PAUL D. GRAY Sheridan. Wyo. 20 MH MAYNARD A HEDEGAARD Billings OLIVE M. HELTBORG Laurel DIANA A HERMAN Laurel DORAN L. HOPKINS Billings GORDON F. JACKSON Billings DeWAYNE JAGER Glasgow VERA-BETH JOHNSON Billings KAREN A. KANGAS Billings DON A. KESSLER Billings II 21 HERB R. KIMBALL Chinook GARY E. KRASKE Worden LARRY L. KURKA Billings LARRY A. LaJOIE Billings GEORGE E. LARSON Laurel JANET M. LILLIS Billings ROBERT D. MARSDEN Denver. Colo. JAY R MARSTON Powderville KATHLEEN L MATHEWS Worden JAY P. MAY Billings GEORGE R McGRAIL Billings WILL A McLAUGHLIN Buffalo. Wyo. 22 I JAMES C. MICHEL Custer JUDITH'A. HEISER Billings ROSELANE E MISKE Wibaux DAVID E NELSON St. Charles, 111. CAROL L NERLIN Joliet NANCY L. NEWMAN Billings DONNA L. PAULSON Chinook JACK PAULSON Chinook ROBERT A PEDERSEN Alexander, N. D. CRAIG PRICE Sidney ROBERT E QUADE Billings JAMES M. QUINN Laurel ROSELLA J. REDWOLF Wyola JANIS I. RICHAU Billings BARBARA R. RICKARDS Billings JOHN C. ROGERS Billings THOMAS J. SAMSEL Baker EM ELI A A. SATRE Billings PEGGY A. SCHLEDEWITZ Torrington, Wyo. KEVIN L. SELL Scobey GERALD F. SHEEHAN Sidney 24 II JOYCE M. SHINSATO Wailuku Maui. Hawaii PATRICIA J. SHOKEY Billings ROBERT L SOLIE Billings PAUL C. STENERSON Hardin MARTHA A. STRAIGHT Hyattville, Wyo. MARY L. STRAIGHT Hyattville, Wyo. DAVID B. TORRENCE Billings DAWN D. TRASK Terry JOHN P. TRAVIS Belfry CONNIE G. WARREN Hardin DIANE L. WEBB Green River, Wyo. MARCIA L. WEIDINGER Ballantine HALLIE C. WELLER Billings VIRGINIA D. WHITFIELD Roundup LEO E WOHLER Billings DELORES L. WOLFF Miles City FRANCES B. ZIRKO Billings BEVERLY A. ZUNDEL Forsyth JOHN W. PECKHAM Graduate Student Billings 26 I ■■ Junior Class Officers—BACK HOW: Leon H. Roland, treasurer, Daniel R. Kercher, representative. FRONT ROW: Karen A. Kangas, secretary; Kenneth E. Sevier, president. NOT PICTURED: Avon J. Whitehead, vice-president and representative. 27 JUNIOR CLASS PATTI M. ABBOTT Lewistown DOUGLAS A. ALEXANDER Lame Deer JOSEPH ALIA Saddle Brook, N. J. DORIS M ALLEN Malta ALI Y. AL UZRI Bagdad DONNA G. ATKINS Livingston SHARON K. BECK Fairfield SALVATORE BENANTI Garfield, N. J. BERNARD J. BIALECKI Garfield, N. J. ONEITA L. BLAYLOCK Silesia NANCY M BUENING Red Lodge JUDITH L. CARMACK Billings DONNA E. CHILBERG Billings CLAUDIA E. CLANIN Lodge Grass ROGER W. CLAWSON Custer 28 DIANNE K. COLLINS Fairview MARY E CRESS Lindsay FREDERICK A. CUNNINGHAM Myers RONNIE G. DAHLMAN Power LILLIAN E EASTLICK Molt CHARLES E ENSIGN Salt Lake City, Utah EILEEN L ERLENBUSCH Miles City EDWARD L. ESCHLER Billings JEANNE E. FRAZER Billings FRED GOLUB Brooklyn, N. Y. RANDY L. HANNAH Billings BERNICE F HENRY Malta DONALD G. HOFFMAN Richey GARY D. HOLMES Miles City JOYCE P. HOPKINS Billings 29 TERRY L KEEL Power KARI M. KEUP Butte JULIE A. KOHNKE Powell, Wyo. DOUGLAS L. KULESA Miles City DOUGLAS A. LINSTED Miles City RONALD T. MARSHALL Roberts WILLIE J. MATHIS Casper, Wyo. DONALD D MEIDINGER Terry JOSEPH J. MILON Clifton. N. J. GARY L. MJOLSNESS Wibaux TANYA A. NANSEL Myers KAREN M. NESSAN Moore FRANCIS B. NILE Forsyth SHARON R NORDAHL Choteau PAULINE M. PATRICH Columbus 30 ■ I BARBARA K PFISTF.R Havre BANNING M. PORTER Billings JAMES L. PRICE Baker MARY S. PUGH Miles City NOLA BETH PUST Glendive RITA D. RANKIN Billings LEON H. ROLAND Pavillion. Wyo. BETTY J. ROSSELL Billings MARILYN A RUTLEDGE Orange. Mass. ALLEN L. SAYLOR Winnet PERRY A SCHEIDECKER Laurel LYLE S. SHANNON Fairfield KENNETH E. SEYLER Billings LARRY E SIELER Billings LINDA SNELL Cowley, Wyo. LOREN L. SOFT Richey SONJA R SONG Worland, Wyo. PHILLIP K SWANSON Billings CATHERINE E THERRIEN Billings WILLIAM J. E. TIMMS Billings DAVID L, TININENKO Bainville GLEN E TUSLER Terry PATRICIA A. UNRAU Lewistown JACK A. VAN METER Billings DONALD M. WALKER Glendive GARY E. WALKER Glendive BARBARA A WEEKS Baker JOSEPH R. WESTOVER Laurel CAROL A. WILLIS Fromberg JEAN E. WILLOUGHBY Vida 32 I DOUGLAS G. WILSON Miles City ii DONNA M. WOLFE Miles City SHINKO NAKATOMI Special Kumamoto. Japan KUN1KO UENO Special Japan Sophomore Class Officers — FRONT ROW: John Fried, representative; Charlene Yeager, secretary; Alan Sieler, treasurer. BACK ROW: Harry W. Gaghen, adviser; Dick Lewis, representative; Philip Schweitzer, vice president; Tom Brown, president. s 34 SOPHOMORE CLASS DOROTHY ADAMS Columbus WAYNE L ADSIT Billings SHARON L ANTRIM Lewistown JANET G ALEXANDER Byron. Wyo. KAREN Y. ARNOLD Absarokee FRED A BADER Hardin TERESA J. BARTA Danvers S ALIN A BATT Billings SHERRY C. BAUER Great Falls WILLIAM F. BENJAMIN Browning ROBERT E BENNETT Deer Lodge WAYNE L. BERRY Fairview JOHN C. BETZ Thermopolis, Wyo. LINDA K BIALLAS Billings KAREN A BIEM Opheim 35 MARTA E BIERI Anaconda LLOYDE K BISHOP Helena CAROL J. BLOMQUIST Scobey ARVILLA L. BOE Outlook GAIL A. BOE Billinas GILBERT G. BREHAN Billings DONNA RAYE BRITTON Huntley DONNA L. BUCKLES Poplar SANDRA L. BURGESS Nohly ANTHONY D. BURKHART Billings ARNOLD W. BURNETT Lavina EDWARD B BUTCHER Lewistown SANDRA E. BUTCHER Billings MARGIE E BUTLER Silesia DARROL G CADY Billings ft 36 MARK S. CADY. Ill Hardin ANN S CALKIN Billings MYRNA L. CAMPBELL Kansas City, Mo. ROBERT O. CAMPBELL Lander, Wyo. GARY A. CARTER Fishtail JOAN R COLARCHIK Raynesford KEAY J COWEN Billings JUDITH M DANIEL Glasgow DARLYNE E DASCHER Glasgow RUTH A D’AUTREMONT Lewistown ROBERT J DEL PRIORE Brooklyn, N. Y. RICHARD F DEVILLE Bc-arcreek DON H DILWORTH Rapelje LARKY T. DOUGLAS Browning BARBARA G. EATON Glendive 37 MARY ANN EGGEN Absarokee GARY E ELLIS Fromberg ROBERTA L EMMETT Anaconda NANCY M. ENGLUND Rice Lake. Wis. KENNETH F, EVANSON Billings PHIL G. FAVFRO Red Lodge JAMES B. FICHTNER Billings CAROL A FIELD Lewistown DENNIS J. FISHER Clifton. N. J. LINDA J. FISHER Billings SANDRA L FLANZE Billings KAREN K FORD Billings DELILA J. FRIED Baker JOHN G. FRIED Baker MARY A. FUCHS Plevna 38 as GLORIA J. GABEL Billings GARY A GULLARD Billings HANK L HAMILTON Miles City LARRY L HARMAN Billings WILLIAM F. HART Absarokee DOROTHY A. HEPPNER Plentywood SANDRA M HEREIM Harlow ton FRANCES H HICKMAN Harlowton MARJORIE C. MINER Harlowton JUDITH A. HUNTER Libby JENEANE H. JANICH Billings BARBARA J JENSEN Circle WILLIAM M JENSEN Billings ILENE J. JONES Hays KAREN H KARNOP Harlowton 39 RICHARD A KITZMAN Billings STEPHEN KOPAS Saddle Brook. N J SHEILA M. LAKEY Terry ROBERT S. LAWRENCE Brooklyn. N. Y RONALD C LELAND Belt DICK D. LEWIS Billings CAMILLA K LIVINGSTON W'innett JANET M LOUGHNEY Roberts JACK M. LUTGEN Billings DAVID R MALONEY Akron. Ohio LORNA R MANN Gildford LEOLA M MARTIN Ross Fork HELEN MATOVICH Columbus JEAN M. McCALL Billings coleen McCarthy Acton 40 willeen McCarthy Billings KATHRYN T McMAHON Anaconda KATHY MENDEL Winifred JOHN F. MERTEN Winnett KATHERINE MILHAUSEN Billings CLIFFORD W MILROY Jordan SHIRLEY A MINEAR Paradise SANDRA R. MORAN Decatur, 111. WILLIAM E. MOREFIELD Billings JOHN T MULLAN. Ill Rapids, Wis. SHERYL J. NAVE Laurel CAROLYN M. NEAL Billings WILLIAM L. NEIBAUER Billings ALIX NEPO Billings DANNETTE NEWEY Bozeman 41 DAVID C. NORDLUND Billings MICHAEL L O'CONNOR Columbia Falls KATHLEEN R. OEAN Livingston HOWARD L. PEDERSON Billings DIANE M. PETEK Billings DONNA M. PIERCE Pompeys Pillar JAMES A. POLICH Rosebud JOHN C. POLICH Rosebud BARBARA J QUANBECK Shepherd HENRY M. RAE Red Lodge JOHN R. RAICEVICH Thermopolis, Wyo. LESTER J. RIEDLINGER Billings ROBERT J REID Billings TERRY A RILEY Red Lodge ALICE I. ROBB Fairfield h 42 DARRELL L. ROGENESS Billings PATRICIA J. ROOS Terry THELMA M. RUFFATTO Brockton ROY E RUSSELL. JR. Billings CAROL SAVAGE Lewistown KENNETH A. SCHINN Billings DELMER P SCHMIDT Broadview PHIL J. SCHWEITZER Billings RODNEY O. SENNER Glendive VERNE W SEYLER Billings ERVIN SHARBONO Sidney ALAN D. SIELER Billings RUTH R SIELER Plevna DONNA E SK ERR ITT Seobey JOSEPHINE C SKIBSTAD Columbus 43 DAVID F. SLADE Billings JOHN D SMITH Billings EUNICE C. SPEAR Opheim LANA SPEELMON Billings JANICE K SURA Glendive ROY E. SWAN Billings ROBERT R THOMAS Billings SUE A. THOMAS Fairview JAMESD TKACH Billings LINDA C. TORSKE Crow Agency JOHN H TRASK. JR Terry AKAYBU S. TUATOO Tutuila, Am. Samoa DANIEL B VANDEK JAGT Fairfield SHELA R VAN NESS Anaconda DONNA L. WAGNER Lew is town 44 1 WILLIAM R. WALKER Baker DWAYNE C WARD Helena JUDY A. WARD Helena JERRY P. WAX Billings ROGER A WENDT Poison DANA M. WENTWORTH Billings SHEILA M. WILCOX Rapelje MARY H. WILEY Lodge Grass NANCY A WILLIAMS Hysham REBECCA A. WIRZ Ronan RONALD A. WOLFE Belfry JEAN WOODHOUSE Wibaux CHARLEEN YEAGER Conrad SHARON J ZIMMERMAN Glendive MARY L. LEON Miles City 45 46 Freshman Class Officers— FRONT ROW: Wendy J. Barcroft, representative; Sue Watkins, representative; Ann E. Fraser, treasurer; Susana N. Stuber, vice president; Kathleen J McKee, secretary; Richard Lucero, president. FRESHMAN CLASS ■ na CHARLEEN R ADAMS Townsend KATHRYN ADOLPH Billings JUDITH L. ALBRECHT Lewistown SANDRA R. ALEKSICH Billings BARBARA J. ALLAN Laurel BARBARA J. ALLARD Billings CAROL S. ALLEN Clyde Park JANICE L. ALLEN Shell. Wyo. CYNTHIA A. ALLISON Billings DONNA R ANDERSON Anaconda GAIL A ANDERSON San Diego. Calif. MICHAEL P. ANDERSON Billings SHARON L. ANDERSON Wolf Point THOMAS C. ANDERSON Lodge Grass BILL A ARBIZZANI Geneva, 111. 48 1 TIMOTHY D ARCHER Wmnett FRANCES M. ARNEY Greybull, Wyo. BEATRICE R ARTHUR Winifred GARY L. BAIRD Molt GARY D. BAKER Billings PATRICIA J BARNETT Billings SANDRA L BARNEY Great Falls SHIRLEY I. BARRETT Roundup YVONNE M. BARTA Moore JOHN A BAUER Hysham CHARLOTTE R. BEADLE Livingston NYLA A. BEAMAN Billings MARGARET R BEATTIE Lewistown CHARLES L. BECK Anaconda GEORGETTE F. BECK Forsyth RUSSELL D BECKER Ballantine SAMUEL P BELLING Richland JANICE P BERRY Billings JANET L. BIDWELL Glednive JAMES A. BIRGENIIEIER Billings TRUDY E BIRKLAND Silesia GERALD E BITTNER Billings NELS E. BOE Billings LANNY R. BOKOVOY Lewistown WILLIAM BOWIE Boulder City. Nev. LELAND C BREKKE Reserve SHELLY L BRENNAN Big Timber VERNON J BRENNER Sidney JAMES A BRIDGER Winnett GUY 1) BROWN Westby 50 I II . THOMAS S. BRUMMETT Billings CAROLYN J BUNCH Thermopolis, Wyo. BETTY A BURGESS Chester HAROLD B BUTZLAFF Wolf Point TIMOTHY G. CAIN Big Timber LYNDA J CANDEE Fairview MARY I CANON Broadus JUDY A CANTWELL Livingston RICHARD N. CASE Basin. Wyo. STEVE I. CHATTIN Browning MARIE V. CHRISTENSEN Sidney TONI K. CINNAMON Billings JOHN W CLAPPER. JR Billings IDA J. CLAUSE Greybull, Wyo. MARGARET D. COEN Baker GARY C. COMMINGS Livingston LINDA R COOK Broadus ROBERT C. COOK Belfry CLARA L. COOPER Fishtail JAQUI T. COOPER Billings KAREN M. CORNELIUS Sante Fe. N. M. WILLIAM G. CORNELL Billings ALTON R COULTER Gillette, Wyo. SHANGRA L. CRAWFORD Billings FRED C. CROSBY Forsyth CAROL I CULLEN Ronan JANET L. CUNNINGHAM Billings ROBERT C. CUNNINGHAM Billings MARY E DAHL Miles City JAY V. DEAN Ekalaka 52 INGERLISE DoBLANCK Copenhagen. Denmark GLORIA D. DEINES Billings RICHARD J. DENGEL Grass Range DAVID R DESMUL Billings WILLIAM L. DESMUL Billings CHARLES E. DICK Wolf Point JOHN R. DICKSON Billings CAROL C. DOKKEN Glasgow DONALD V DONALDSON Billings JOHN C. DOWNS Scobey CAROL A DOYLE Turner FRANK O. DUBOIS Great Falls PENNIE R. DUKE Billings LINDA L. DUNBAR Musselshell MARJORIE K DUNBAR Malta £ 53 STANLEY D. EASTLICK Molt ROBERT L. ECKERT Lewistown CHERYL K EDDY Billings MARVIN EHRLICH New York. N. Y. FRED M. ELLIS Moccasin EVAN R. ELLISON Livingston JUDY K EMMETT Carter SHARON Y. ENTZEL Glendive JANET M ERICKSON Forsyth PATRICIA L. ERICKSON Ryegate ROBERT D. ERICKSON Vida LOVANNEERLANDSON Denton SUSAN K EVANS Billings THOMAS M FAHRENBRUGH Billings GARY R FAIR Billings 54 SONYA D. FARRIER Joliet PETER J. FAUCETTA Pompton Lakes. N. J. KAY FELSKA Conrad GEORGE J. FERKINS Anaconda SANDRA M. FERNQUIST Wallace, Idaho BARBARA J FERRELL Lewistown EDITH M. FISHER Broadus JOHN D. FLEGLER Billings JOHN M. FOOTTIT Billings MARILYN K. FOSS Sidney CHARLES M. FOSTER St. Xavier LYNN L FRIED Gildford NAIDA E GALE Billings ELAINE M. GARFIELD Circle GERRY A GASS Laurel n MICHAEL L. GAUGER Laurel CAROL J. GOODSELL Whitehall RONALD M GERDRUM Grass Range PHIL D GIBBS Billings SCHERRY E. GOUGH Billings GEORGE T GOUNTANIS Billings ROD W. GRINDE Lewistown EDWINA E GROSULAK Powell. Wyo. RONALD L. HAGEN Joliet BARBARA R. HANCOCK Medicine Lake BARBARA S. HARLAND Cody. Wyo. WILLIAM J HARRINGTON Billings WILLIAM S. HARRINGTON Butte CAROLE A. HAUF Joliet JANICE M. HAUGRUD Molt fci 56 SUSAN F. HAWKE Pasadena. Calif SHARON F HAWLEY Hays KENNETH I HEDEGAARD Billings MARY E HEGGEM Winifred CLAUDE A HELLER Laurel PATRICIA A. HELLER Le wist own RUBY J. HELLINGER Shelby ARLENE A HENDERSON Fairview RICHARD L HENDERSON Whitewater NADINE P. HENDRICKSON Billings KATHLEEN A. HICKS Geraldine MALVREY P. HILL Decatur, Ind PATRICIA M. HILLING Williston. N. D. GWEN K HILLSTROM Glasgow WILMA J. HIRNING Billings I SHIR LEE M. HITT Fromberg FRED E HOGUE Basin. Wyo. RONALD M. HOLLAND Billings KATHERINE A. HORSFALL Billings CAROL J. HOVERSTEN Sidney LINDA R. HOWE Billings WALTER A. HUYSER Big Timber JOAN D. JACOBS Culbertson MARILYN K JENSEN Circle ROBERT L. JOHNKE Win nett ANITA L JOHNSON Billings THOMASP JOHNSON Billings JOHN W JONES Billings KAREN K. KANE Broadus LORRAINE A KANEKIYO Kaumakam, Kauai, Hawaii H 58 LORETTA E. KANNING Flaxville FRANK S. KARPATI Passaic, N. J. MRS. ROBERT R. KAUFMAN Billings BILLIE J. KEITH Kalispell WILLIAM J. KEMBEL Billings CLIFFORD W. KINDSFATER Billings ROGER P. KINGSTON Billings DARRELL R KIPP Browning KAREN M. KIRKPATRICK Terry NYLA D KNIERIM Brockway KENNETH D. KOLSKI Black Eagle RON KOPPANG Columbia Falls DIANNA L. KOSKI Red Lodge HERMAN KRIJM Billings SHIRLEY L KUNESII Ryegate I CHERYL R LARSON Brockway KAREN E. LEE Plentywood ROSALIE A LEFEVER Laurel GEORGE D. LOSEE Billings FRED B LOVE Billings JUDY M. LUMBRUM Roberts MALCOLM L. MAASCH Hysham FRANCES N. MACE Miles City MARY P. MAIER Brock way ELLEN I MARKUS Hardin HONEY A. MARR Billings JEAN L. MARSH Rapelje LINDA L MATOVICH Jordan MARY T. MAUTINO Billings MARLA J MAXNESS Glasgow 60 CLERAE J. McCLUE Conrad patsy a. McCullough Billings LARRY M McDonald Shelby marjorie j. McDonald Billings RAY E McKERROW Great Falls BARBARA A McLEAN Terry FERN M. MEHL Plentywood GARY M MONAHAN Butte PATRICIA A MONAGHAN Livingston PAMELA MONSON Denver, Colo. ELAINE A MOORE Hobson SHARRON M. MORGEN Wibaux JANICE A MURPHY Scobey DAVID L MURRAY Wheeling, W. Va. JOHN J MURRAY Reserve TRYGVE M MYDLAND Joliet JOHN M. NAMOVICH Gary, Ind. PAMELA L. NEFF Lewistown GEORGIA A. NOLAN Cody. Wyo. BONNIE L. NORBY Sidney JAMES M NORDEEN Billings JOHN B NORTHCL’TT Billings JANIS H. O’CONNOR Billings KAY L. O'HALLORAN Clyde Park ALICE J OLSON Lewistown PAULETTE E PARKS Livingston KATHLEEN C PARRIOTT Livingston ROBERT PASQUARELLO Brooklyn. N. Y. GEORGE R. PATTERSON Burt. Iowa BARBARA L. PETERSEN Sidney 62 PAULA L. PLYMALE Townsend PHYLLIS B POPE Billings WILLIAM F PORTER Laurel CLIFFORD A. POTTS Custer DARLENE PRAAST Greenough ELAINE M PURCELL Laurel JOHN N. QUARL2S Poplar KAREN G RASMUSSEN Culbertson CAROL L RAISLAND Reed Point JUDITH A RAMSEY Billings DIANNE J. REILLY Stanford JEAN A REPPE Winifred JULIE A. REX Billings DAVID L RICKS Livingston CAROL L RILEY Miles City ALVENA R. RISLEY Livingston GAIL M. ROBINSON Conrad JAMES W. ROBINSON Westbrook, Maine HARVEY H ROEMMICH Billings TANYA L RONGA Rochester, N. Y. IRENE S. ROSS Billings CAROLYN G. ROSSELL Billings ANNE M. RYAN Madison. N. J. SUE A SCHANZ Ryegatc R. D. SCHERMERHORN Eureka JAMES A SCHICK Billings PETER R. SCHMIDT Billings VIRGINIA L SCHULTZ Chester HOWARD S. SEATON Choteau RAYMOND L. SEBEK Lewistown 64 WANDA A. SEBEK Lewistown SHARON L SIMPSON Moore ARNETTA A. SMITH Billings BARBARA J SMITH Billings MARIANNE SORENSEN Sidney HARLEY R. SORRELLS Fair view SANDRA K SQUIRES Glendivc TONITA. R. SPRAY Billings LINDA L. STANTON Fort Yates, N. D. BEVERLY J STOLZ Garden City, N. Y. JERRY L STORY Melstone SUSANA N. STUBER Red Lodge SYLVANO SUSAG Scobey JUDY J TALCOTT Worden ELSIE S. TANIOKA Waimea, Kauai, Hawaii 65 KEA M. THEX Otter GLORIA K. THIRLWELL Sheridan, Wyo. DONALD L. THOMAS Billings KAY M. THOMAS Fairview KATHRYN E. THOMPSON Cody, Wyo. LARRY D. THOMPSON Laurel JUDY R THRAMS White Sulphur Springs SHARON F. TODOROVICH Thermopolis, Wyo. LLOYD A. TOECKES Power BETTY J TWEDT Glendive RONALD J. ULLMAN Fairview LINDA L. VALENTINE Moccasin CAROLYN M VANEK Lew is town PAUL J. VANTRICHT Billings CAROL A. VON STEIN Cascade 66 DORETTA J. WAGNER Anaconda GILBERT L. WALKER Sidney UELMA M WASHEK Lewistown SUE WATKINS Kirby, Wyo. SHARON S WEAVER Fairfield EMILY L WEBER Worden ELECTRA S WEIR Grand Junction, Colo. PENNY A. WELTON Billings GRACE E. WHALEN Aladdin. Wyo. PAMELA J. WHITE Fort Benton JAMES D. WHITESIDE Jordan SHERRY K WHIPPLE Absarokee CAROL J. WHITMER Richey PHYLLIS L. WHITMER Richey ROBERT D WISEMAN Billings 67 DARLENE A WOHLER Billings DONNA M. WOODWORTH Lewistown DOROTHY L. WOODY Denton CAROLE A. WORD Helena GERALDINE YURKOVICH Red Lodge RAYMOND J. ZACCONE Saddle Brook. N. J. MICHAEL B. ZEITNER Ophcim ALITA J HENDRICKS Billings CATHERINE H. LARSEN Fishtail KATHLEEN J. McKEE Billings MARY LOU SIMONIS Plentywood 68 I • CAMPUS LIFE II 69 Elevator cables moaned as co-eds packed Rimrock Hall with their belongings on Fall Quarter “Moving-in Day.” Orientation Week Causes Excitement Orientation Week at EMC was filled with confusion and excitement as freshmen and transfer students became acquainted with the campus. The Orientation Week schedule kept everyone busy. Students were soon found rushing to and from classes, as registration neared completion. The loot from the Orientation Week Mannequin (foreground) was among Scavenger Hunt included a variety of the prizes, articles along with many laughs. 70 EMC Beams With Activity Daring Orientation Week, the Physical Education Building was buzzing with activity and confusion. Students had much practice in writing checks during Orientation Week. Dormitory residents paid for their board and room during their first days on campus. Activities night acquainted new students Nancy M. Buening interest Anne Ryan with the organizations on campus, as in joining the Art Club. Donald Kessler, David Torrence and 71 Jazz King Louis Armstrong delighted a sell-out Hillings audience when he presented selections which have made him famous throughout the world. The performance was the talk of the campus for some time as students recalled the show. Louis Armstrong and his band play an all time favorite, “St. Louis Blues. Louis Armstrong Draws Record Turn Out Jovial Louis Armstrong and Jewel Brown enjoy the performance as much as each member of the audience of 2,000 does. Billings citizens as well as Eastern students attended the performance in the Physical Education Building. 72 Registration in Rimrock Hall got the they were to speak on the tournament Speech Tournament off to a good start schedule, as speakers found the times and places TO fOCfPVMf Enc Ycuo� iTo e Skich EMC Hosts Speech Invitational Speaking looks and sounds easy, but when being judged for an award, it becomes a different story! The first annual Yellowstone Valley Intercollegiate Speech Invitational Tournament was held on Eastern's campus with several top-honor awards being captured for Eastern, including the meet itself. Students from twelve colleges were present to compete and display their speaking talents. 73 Students filled the streets of Billings, as the cheerleaders led the Homecoming Snake Dance through town. 1962 Homecoming The lights of Eastern’s 1962 Homecoming were switched on when students gathered at Cobb Field for the bonfire and snake dance. All of Billings realized the spirit that prevailed on the campus. Activities filling the Homecoming schedule included Traditions Day and the Mystery Mixer. As the Snake Dance drew to an end, many of the students were saying, “How about a ride, fellows? 74 Traditions Day brings out costumes depicting the An attractive bathtub is the punch bowl “Roaring 20’s,’’ carrying out the theme— 35 Years featured at the Mystery Mixer. Girls in Ago.” attire of the 1920’s served the punch. ’35 Years Ago’ The Freshman Class sw'ept the Traditions Day events during Homecoming Week. 75 Queen candidates Mary L. Straight, Dixine K. LaSeur, Carol A. Kercher, Dianne K. Collins, and Tanya A. Nansel helped lead the Snake Dance through Billings. Co-eds Brighten Events Co-captain Darrell R. Coulter presented Queen Mary L. Straight rides high with her Queen Mary with roses during her formal crown of glory. presentation at halftime. 76 Homecoming Week Keeps Students Busy Kenneth Evanson assists Queen Mary L. Straight with her robe at the Homecoming Game with Western Montana College. Western ruined the Eastern Homecoming by defeating the Yellowjackets, 26 to 6. Amy C. Custer and Charlotte R. Beadle admire their door decoration which took grand prize in the Rimrock Hall contest during Homecoming Week. Almost every door in Rimrock Hall was decorated for the contest. 77 The Intercollegiate Knights’ float took first place in the Homecoming Parade depicting the theme, “35 Years and Still Going Strong, with a rocket representing Eastern, and Western Montana College trailing behind as a pile of junk. Parade “A tradition by Oscar was started from which we have not yet departed” was the second place float, constructed by the “E Club in honor of Oscar M. Bjorgum. Art Club placed third with the float theme, “Art 35 Years Ago and Today.” 78 The beautiful “babes” of Apsaruke Hall called their float “East Twists West.” Depicts Smiling and ready to cheer, the EMC Cheerleaders took their place in the parade. Making the parade complete, the Circle K Club members provided the clowns. David M. Leinwand was one of the happy clowns. Straight Chosen Homecoming Queen si CAROL A. KERCIIER, Attendant. Photographs on this page and opposite page by Tippet Studio, Billings. DIANNE K. COLLINS, Attendant. MARY L. STRAIGHT, (opposite page), 1962 Homecoming Queen. 81 - The Student Union Board display, “USS its exhibit explaining board activities on Union,” extended a welcome to students to visit campus. Happy Birthday, Student Union! A birthday cake in the form of Rimrock Hall was cut at the party. 82 ■ The Snack Bar area provides students with a between-classes meeting place. The Student Union Lounge, with its attractive fireplace, is available for student use in the Student Union Building. Salina Batt shows her skill at billiards while Paul Parker, Robert C. Pepper, Thomas W. Pearson, Gary Hill and Terry A. Idstrom look on. The Student Union Building celebrated its first birthday with a day of planned activities for every area of the Union. The Student Union Board, Union governing body, headed the scheduling of events. Students and faculty enjoyed the morning party held in the Snack Bar area. 83 k L’ I RJ I lot D Margaret R. Beattie, Lewistown freshman, sings Winter Wonderland” at the Rimrock Hall Christmas Party. Christmas Activities Glow at EMC 84 In one of the pre-Christmas activities, Henry L. Hamilton leads a group of carolers down the dormitory hall. I I WASSAIL PARTY K Lloyde Bishop, Spur, serves Hick Stark at the Christmas event. Entertainment for the Wassail Party was provided by the Madrigal Singers. The Wassail Party, an annual Christmas event at EMC, was held in Rimrock Hall. Students and faculty members attended the party and tree trimming, enjoying music provided by the EMC Madrigal Singers. The main activity of the afternoon was trimming the Student Union Christmas tree. Barbara Allard and Theodore E Olson view the decorations depicting the theme, “Sleigh Bells.” Patricia J. Shorey and Maynard A. Hedegaard enjoy dancing at the Christmas formal. The Christmas formal was decorated following the theme. “Sleigh Bells.” Carroll Whalen and his band provided music for the evening of dancing. Christmas dinner at Rimrock Hall was a special event for EMC dormitory residents (Left to Right) Tanya A. Nansel, Frederick Cunningham. Pamela L. Neff and Mark S. Cady III. IV I- TV T- Young ladies from the Eastchestcr Finishing School enjoy a visit from General Oscar Fairfas, John D. Scowcroft. Girls (Left to Right) are Sheryl J. Nave, Margaret B. Whaley, Carol I. Cullen, Phyllis L. Whitmer, Gail A. Boe, Susana N. Stuber and Malvrey P. Hill. ’Little Mary Sunshine’ “Little Mary Sunshine” was presented by the Humanities Division of EMC during Fall Quarter. The musical comedy was set at an inn in the Rocky Mountains. The department presented several additional productions. Carolyn S. Watkins, Little Mary Sunshine, and Lew Williams, Captain Big Jim Warrington. held the leading parts in the production. Frederick K. Miller, drama director, advises students while they dress for their roles in “Mr. Popper’s Penguins,” a children's play. Mr. Popper’s Penguins’ on Stage at Eastern Jeanne E. Fraser collects tickets from elementary school children attending the play. Susan S. Hawke, Elmo Sackett, Carolyn S. Watkins and Larry E. Marcus (Left to Right) play their parts in the stage production. Drama Department Presents 'Volpone' Lynda Powell sits while Kathy Young applies the make up that changes her into the person she will be while carrying her part of the play action. Earl A. Keffer, instructor of speech, and Tonita Spray sew the costumes while Elizabeth Gary fits them onto the mannequin. Murray A. Hudson receives attention as other members of the cast gather around his “death bed.” Around the couch are Lynda Powell, Elmo A. Sackctt and James P. Carney. Large crowds watched the performances of the winter drama production, “Volpone, which was presented in McMullen Auditorium. Many Billings residents turned out to watch the three-act comedy by Ben Jonson. The production was directed by Frederick K. Miller, head of the college Drama Department. Little Las Vegas Night, sponsored by the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Club, took over McMullen Auditorium with a large variety of events. Among the events were poker games, dice, blackjack, roulette, baseball throws, cards, darts and balloons. The Las Vegas-like evening was ended with dancing to juke box music. Sheriffs Marvin Ehrlich and Gordon F. Jackson collect a fine from Richard G. Frohnen, dean of men. to free him from an evening jail sentence. Deal Those Cards Right! A large crowd enjoyed dancing, following an evening of gambling at the Little Las Vegas Night tables. Play those winning cards. Carol! Richard W Sorenson awaits a play by Carol Von Stein. 91 il How About A Sweetheart? Queen Wendy receives her crown from Thomas W. Brown. Candidates for the Sweetheart Formal Queen were Nancy L. Newman, seated on floor; Charleen R. Yeager, Patricia A. Vollsted, Ruth d’Autremont, on couch; and standing, Wendy. J. Barcroft and Sharon K. Kreiner. The annual Sweetheart Formal was held in the Student Union Building Ballroom during Winter Quarter. Wendy J. Barcroft, Billings freshman, was crowned Sweetheart Queen by Thomas W. Brown, president of the Sophomore Class. Decorations for the dance were red and white. The Noel Collins band provided music. —Photo by Tippet Studio 93 Salvatore Benanti and David Leinwand, behind the Karen Cornelius and Darlene Wills do a little “trick” table, compare their hands as Joe Melon and William card playing in Rimrock Hall. Bowie contemplate their next play. Campus Life at Eastern Jack Husband supports the rope at the top of the cliff as he waits for Donna Buckles and David E. Nelson to complete the climb. David Wagner and Susan McQuillan are ready to join other Eastern bicyclers during Spring Quarter. Campus and dormitory life at Eastern range from climbing the rims to playing cards and curling hair. A great deal of student time it spent in the Student Union Building. Fellows will also be found spending their time perfecting their laundry habits. A break and a snack between classes are enjoyed by nearly all EMC students throughout the year. Tables in the Student Union Building are kept well covered most of the time! Shows Its Variety! Barbara Hancock takes special care as she places a curler in Karen Kane’s hair. They have to get it in just right for that new hair style she wants. “If we can just get that spot right over there, we'll get to class on time.” Parking is sometimes a problem on campus! 95 JL I Students dressed hillbilly-style enjoy the dancing at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance which was held in Rimrock Hall. Sadie Hawkins Day Oh, how low can the limbo stick go! The stick got too low for these hmboers at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. 96 Leon H. Roland announces the beard growing contest winners while Tonya Ronga awards the prizes. Hugh Highland, on the left, was judged to have the most luxuriant beard while John Trask displayed the most becoming growth. The Eastern Montana College Yel-lowjackets won the NAIA district championship with two straight victories over the Northwest Naza-rcne College of Nampa, Idaho, in games staged at the Physical Education Building at Eastern. Harvey Munford leads the team aboard the train as they leave for the NAIA Basketball Tournament in Kansas City. Follow- ing Harvey are Craig Price, Coach Harkins, Dean Beis-wanger, Willis Drumm and Jim Noennig. Off to Kansas City! n Students lined the streets to cheer for the team and to w'ish them success at the tournament Coach Mike Harkins makes his grand entrance as he is carried before the crowd by several students. Billiards champion Jimmy Caras plans his shot. Jimmy Caras Exhibits Skills With the SUB activities area crowded feet angle that he will use to make with students, Caras sizes up the per- a sure score. 98 Joseph Alia models the proper attire for a relaxing afternoon of badminton. ‘E’ Club initiation is a large event for the Eastern athletes. The duties of the initiates sometimes become quite entertaining to club members and Eastern Students. 'E' Club Initiation Is Fun! In the fashion parade the new spring fashions revealed a variety of exquisite styles. Billy Butterfield, one of the top trumpet players of jazz and dixie-land music, plays a solo accompanied by his band. Billy Butterfield Plays Butterfield and his band perform on Physical Education Building, the stage which was set up in the College prospects from the near- they are given information on by high schools listen intently as the fields open to them. EMC Hosts Career Conference The 13th annual Zonta Career Conference was held at Eastern during Fall Quarter. Junior high and high school girls were given the chance to learn of the fields open in business and to gain information from persons who hold such positions. Girls from 39 schools attended the sessions and discussions. The Wanderers, John T. Mullen III, Irving E. Mitzman, and George T. Osborne, entertain the girls who attended the Zonta Career Conference. 101 The COP Construction Company began work on the tunnel during Winter Quarter. Viewing the project from the parking lot. excavations are shown progressing at a rapid pace. Crossing the main highway to attend classes in the Physical Education Building became a dangerous problem to EMC students this year. Motorists were halted by students who took the only route available to and from classes. The construction of a tunnel was undertaken for safety conditions on campus. A Tunnel for EMC! Students crossing the highway going to and from classes make travel risky for both themselves and the motorists. 102 Patti M. Abbott sings during the entertainment period of the tea which was sponsored by the Associated Women Students of Eastern. AWS Presents Tea Guests enjoy visiting in the Rimrock Hall lobby while coeds and guests in the background are in line for their refreshments. 103 The dance floor is filled as students first mixer of Spring Quarter, enjoy the music and dancing of the Campus Dances Among the most prominent activities on campus are the mixers, the stinger stomps, and the coke and combos. Special music or records were featured at each of these events. The dances were sponsored by campus organizations. The Swing-A-Longs were featured at the first Coke and Combo held in the Student Union Building on a Thursday afternoon. «■ 104 Provide Entertainment The after-game Stinger Stomp was well attended with EMC students and guests from the visiting college. The two serious musicians, Richard L. Stevens and Grant H. Newman, concentrate on hitting the right note. Terry H. Utterback and Edward B. Butcher represent France at the mock United Nations meeting at Rocky Mountain College. Mock United Nations Day at Rocky A view of the General Assembly at the set up and representation of the mock United Nations Day reveals countries there. 106 William G. Schultz is shown working in a Bathtub, displayed in the Rimrock on a piece of sculpture titled “Woman Hall Browsing Library. Art Shows and Exhibits Displaying their winning pieces A. Armstrong, and Lawrence E. which were shown in an Eastern Art Fredrick. Show are David B. Torrence, John 107 The seventh annual regional Science Fair was held at Eastern in McMullen Hall and in the Education Building during Spring Quarter. Eighteen schools participated in the event. Dawson County High School was awarded the senior division all-school trophy. Maurice Dale, Ryegate, demonstrates “Taxidermy with a needle” in his Science Fair exhibit. Maurice’s two owls helped complete his display. Eighteen Schools in Science Fair An exhibit in the senior division of the fair explored the subject of “Biochemical and Geochemical Analysis of Fossil-iferous Residue.” The chormatography exhibit included an anlysis and calculations with a step -by-step outline leading to the problem conclusion. The SAGA Food Service. Inc., at Eastern spread the red carpet for the dormitory residents with a special Easter Dinner. The Rimrock Hall dining area was decorated with special lights, an ice-carved cross, and flowers developing the theme in a table centerpiece. Karen G. Rasmussen and Joan D. Jacobs are selecting their choice of the salads served at the Easter Dinner in the dormitory cafeteria. Easter Dinner mme- 11 Exchange Students at EMC Ingerlise do Blanck, Copenhagen. Denmark, registers during the Fall Quarter Orientation Week. Kuniko Ueno and Shinko Nakatomi of Kama-moto-Shi, Japan, entertain Montanans with a native song, in dress, from home during an event on campus. Ali Y. Al-Uzri concentrates on making a perfect shot as he demonstrates the techniques of billiards to Yassin Al-Sabea. Both are from Baghdad. Iraq. Foreign exchange students on Eastern’s campus were welcomed by all. Among the countries represented were Denmark. Iraq. Japan, and American Samoa. Not pictured on this page is Alauni S. Tuatoo, Tutuila, American Samoa. Dawn D. Trask and William N Jensen spend a few minutes in the Student Legislature office discussing Jensen’s chances of being elected legislature president. •‘And I believe that it should be done this way . . . James J. Werner says, trying to win Cynthia Allison’s vote in the Student Union Board election. Get That Vote! I Notices announcing the coming election are posted by Ray S. Romine on the Student Union Board bulletin board. Individual petitions filled the board a few days later. Fred Golub, candidate for Student Legislature repre-sentative-at-large, makes a short campaign statement in the Student Union Building. Around the table are Patrick J. Flanagan, Golub, Marvin Ehrlich, Robert J. Del Priore and Ray S. Romine. i 111 Robert A. Arra, in the exhibit of display that outlines the 1962 Spring school usage, listens to recorded inter- Field Tests in New York, views with teachers as he looks at a Teaching Machines Displayed Tanya Ronga pages through a book in the library which is one of the most complete libraries available to teachers and students. It contains 120 different programs. 112 Margaret J. Wilcox presses a button that selects a slide on the select-o-matic slide projector. There are slides of 24 different teaching machines which give their cost, manufacturer, and the student response required. ORGANIZATIONS Student Union Board BACK ROW: Ray S. Romine, Henry L. Skoglund. adviser; Fred E Hogue, Salma Batt, Sharon J Hayes, Anthony D. Burkhart, James J. Werner. FRONT ROW: Dr. Charles B. Price, adviser; William N. Jensen. Douglas A Alexander, Charles E. Ensign. Nancy L. Newman. Warren C. Norden. director. NOT PICTURED: Fred Golub. Mrs. Harry W. Gaghen. The Student Union Board coordinates the social, cultural, and recreational activities of Eastern Montana College. It is responsible for determining policies for the use, maintenance, and improvement of the Student Union facilities. The Board plans and compiles the quarterly Student Union activ- ities calendar with such activities scheduled as informal dances, movies, free coffee days. Christmas parties, and open houses. This year the Student Union Board initiated such activities as coke and combo sessions and coffee and chatter days. 114 Student Legislature BACK ROW: David C Nordlund, Dickie D. Lewis. Leon H. Roland. Harry M. Allen. Larry L Pinnick. Maynard A. Hedegaard THIRD ROW: John G. Fried, William N Jensen. Terry H. Utterback. Willson Hammond, Daniel R Kercher, Kenneth E Seyler. SECOND ROW: Louis Veraldi, adviser: Carolyn S Watkins. Charlene P Williams. Wendy J Barcroft. Dr. Glen Johnson, adviser. FRONT ROW: Allen L. Saylor, vice-president; Jay R. Marston. president; Dawn Trask, secretary; David E. Nelson, business manager. The Student Legislature is the student government at Eastern Montana College. One of its most important jobs is to appropriate funds to the various student activities. Approximately $50,000 in student funds was budgeted for the 1962-63 school year. This year the legislature was as active as ever, with President Jay R. Marston and Business Manager David E. Nelson making a public relations trip to Helena, Bozeman and Missoula. The legislature entered the pursuit for a liberal arts degree at EMC by joining with the faculty in publishing a facts sheet, and conducting a student opinion poll. Retort Staff BACK ROW: Larry Rowland. Mark S Cady HI. Barbara S. Harland, Cynthia Allison, Joseph E Hoppel, Peter R. Schmidt, Ah Y Al Uzri, Paula J Simard. Darlene L Praast, Richard G. Frohnen. adviser. FRONT ROW: Howard L. Pederson. editor; Pete Adams. Alita J Hendricks. Kea M. Thex. Kenneth A. Shinn. NOT PICTURED: Ronald P Salte, Dean I Beiswanger. Allen L Saylor. Wesley L Huber, Calvin F Cumin. Gary F. Kraske, Sheridan Johnson, James M. Blubaugh. The 1962-63 Retort, edited by Howard L. Pederson, proved to be one of the outstanding newspapers in Eastern Montana College history. With an enlarged and more efficient staff, writing and creativity, as well as the mechanics, were at a high level of efficiency. The Retort emphasized outstanding feature articles, such as an up -to-date story on the Iraq revolt, as w'ell as many campus happenings. With such issues as liberal arts and the spring student elections, The Retort kept the student up to date at all times. Rim rock Staff BACK ROW: John J. Burke. Richard G. Froh-nen. adviser; Gerald A Grose, Lawrence E Fredrick SECOND ROW: James M. Blubaugh, editor; Donna Kaye Britton. Connie K Petersen. The 1963 Rimrock Staff could be found in the Rimrock office at the Student Union Building many hours in the evening producing the yearbook for Eastern Montana College students. Many changes were made in the book. FRONT ROW: Peter R. Schmidt. Darlene L Praast. NOT PICTURED: Ali A1 Uzri. Jerry Fraser. with the number of pages being increased from 176 to 192 in 1963. Major changes include the addition of an Academics Section and an increase in the number of pages in the Campus Life and Physical Education Sections. Kappa Delta Epsilon BACK HOW: Frances B Zirko, Elizabeth A. Craig, Karen A Kangas, Peggy A Burns, Peggy A Schledewitz, Bernice F Henry, Carol Y Maxson, Carol A Willis, Emma L. Mellon, faculty; Priscilla R. Smith, faculty adviser; Janet M. Lillis. FRONT ROW: Janice A Lemon. Pauline M Patrieh, Marsha J Wasley, Martha A Straight, Mary L. Straight, Audrey J Konecny. Doris M. Allen. Sandra Jean Aronen, Beverly A. Zundel, Charlotte J. Felzien. Kappa Delta Epsilon is a national professional sorority for women who are preparing for responsibilities of leadership in the field of education. Students must first be members of the Student Education Association in order to become a member of the sorority. Membership is open to those who demonstrate scholastic competence and who possess personal qualifications essential for a teacher. Kappa Phi Kappa Kappa Phi Kappa is a national professional fraternity for men who are preparing for responsibilities of leadership in the field of education. Membership requirements are only membership in the Student Education Association. BACK ROW: Cary Krasko, Tom Poluso. Doran Hopkins. Harry Allen, Maynard Hedegaard. SECOND ROW: Dwight Gauger, Harry Studer. Jr.. Jay R. Marston, Don Evans. Jack Paulson FRONT ROW: Ed Eschler, Wayne Drashil, Leon Roland. Dr. Robert Glennen, adviser. Student Education Association BACK ROW: Vernon H Grosshuesch, adviser; Herbert W. Larson, Frances Zirko, Alice J Olson, Electra S. Weir, Jane M. Nopen, Darrell C. Bahm, George E Larson. SECOND ROW: Sandra L Mannix. Virginia D. Snyder, Janet M Loughney, Janet M. Lillis, Joyce H Glass, Mary L Straight. Sherry C. Bauer, Lynn C. Nerlin, Martha A Straight. Roselanc E Miskc, S. Jean Aronen. FRONT ROW: Greta N. Abrahamson, Rita D. Rankin, Kathy Mendel, Peggy A. Burns, Marjorie C. Miner, Richard A. Kitzman, Betty A. Craig. The National Student Education Association of Montana is a professional education organization which has two purposes: to stimulate growth in the ideals and the ethics of teaching and to inform members about the organization of the teaching profession on local, state, and national levels. Peggy Burns is the president for 1962-63 and the faculty adviser is Vernon Grossheusch. 119 CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW: Patty J. Barnett. Sonja M. FRONT ROW: Sandra L. Barney. Sharon Synness, Sonya I). Farrier, Cynthia Allison. Entzel. PEP CLUB BACK ROW: Beverly J Stoltz. Honey A. Marr, Sharon Anderson. Ellen I. Markus. Susan S. Hawke. Julie A. Rex, Darlene A Wohler. Peggy A. Burns. SECOND ROW: Cheryl K. Eddy. Nauda E. Gale, Tanya Ronga, Alvena Risley, Kathryn Adolph. Shangra L. Crawford, Roberta A Morin. Sheryl G Britton. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Edith Jones, adviser: Mary E. Purcell, vice-president; Jane Nopen, president: Judith A Plath, Carole A. Word, Claudia E. Clanin. junior adviser. Eastern Christian Fellowship BACK ROW: Catherine H. Larsen, ROW Mary A. Fuchs, Susan Lund. Ruth R. Sieler, Lynda J. Candee, Patricia A. Unrau, Jean C. Wood- Harry W. Gaghen, adviser. FRONT house. Young Democrats BACK ROW: David L. Murray. Larry L. Pinnick, James F Davis, Donald C Johnson. Donald L. Hagen. Salina Batt. Pete Adams, Gerald E. Luderman. FRONT ROW: Larry E. Marcus, Paul J. Van Tricht, Thomas Johnson, Dennis D. Schmidt. Larry N Fujio, Hugh Highland. Earl Davis. Pamela J White, Edward B. Butcher. 121 Newman Club BACK HOW: Gerald E Luderman, John W, Kuhlmann, Peter R Schmidt. Peter J. Faucctta, Thomas W Prill, Mark Astle, Leroy M. Bulger. David C. Nordlund, Robert J. Reid, Larry L Kurka. THIRD ROW: Karen M. Kirkpatrick. Sharron M. Morgen, Susan A McQuillan. Barbara J. Raynock, Frederick A. Bader, Thomas Johnson. Joan M. Driscoll. Bruce K. Sherman. Donald A. Kessler. SECOND ROW: Irene S. Ross. Carolyn M. Vanek. Roberta A. Morin. William G. Cornell. Patricia L Heffner. Teresa J Barta. James A. Birgenheier, Camilla K. Livingston, Patricia J. Roos, Mary L Leon. FRONT ROW: Adele Thiel. R.N., adviser; Thelma Fitzgerald, adviser; Rev. Eugene Hruska, adviser; Jerry P. Wax. Roselane E. Miske. Audrey J. Konecny, Karen M Cornelius. Lutheran Students Association BACK ROW: Daniel R Korehor, Thomas A. Peluso, Mickey Dobbins. William H Moore, Maynard A. Hedc-gaard, Thomas T Hovland, William N. Jensen. SECOND ROW: Virginia D. Snyder. Barbara J. Jensen. Sharon R Nordahl, Marilyn K Jensen. Katharine Mendel. Rev. John P. Shannon, adviser. FRONT ROW: Donna G Atkins. Elaine M. Garfield. Donna M. Wolfe. Barbara J. Quanbeck. Thelma M. Ruffato. Katoya Players BACK ROW: Roger Reich. Murray Hudson. Jim Deckert, Wayne Gloege, Lynda Powell, John W Jones. Ruth d'Autremont. THIRD ROW: Fred K Miller, adviser; Betty Lou Gary, Shirley Minear, Keay Cowcn, Tonita Spray, Nancy Quinlivan, Kathy Young, Mary Stevens, Roberta Gollehon. Kea M. Thex, David Lee Murray SECOND ROW: Malurey P Hill. Susan S. Hawke, Dorothy Woody. Rita Hanson. Helen M. Matovich, Toni Kaye Cinnamon. Patricia Heffner. Thelma Ruffatto. Carol Savage. FRONT ROW: Elmo A. Sackett. Larry E Marcus, John J Mullen, Ken Clock. James Carney. Jeff Wyard, Roy Swan. Alpha Psi Omega Katoya Flayers and Alpha Psi Omega are the dramatics groups on campus. Each year, numerous productions are presented. This year “Little Mary Sunshine,” “Popper’s Penguins,” and “Volpone and the Fox highlighted drama productions. BACK ROW: Frederick K. Miller, adviser; Shirley Minear. Wayne Gloege, Murray Hudson, John Mullen. FRONT ROW: James Carney. Carol Savage, Rita Hanson, Elmo Sackett. 123 SPURS BACK ROW: Judith A. Hunter, Donna R Ridenour. Salina Batt, Ruth A d’Autremont, Shirley A. Mmear. THIRD ROW Delila J. Fried. Marta E. Bieri, Sharon L. Krogstad. Sharon R. Kinghorn. SECOND ROW Marjorie C. Hincr, Lloyde K Bishop, Vicki L Patek, Sandra Flanze, Mrs Jean Davis, senior adviser. FIRST ROW: Karen M. Nessan. junior adviser; Norma K. Alstad. Roberta A DeVoe, Carol Wharton, Carol A. Field. Sheryl J Nave, Patti M. Abbott, junior adviser. With the motto, “At Your Service,” the sophomore women’s honorary, Spurs, plays an important role in all campus functions which require student help. Membership is limited to those sophomore women whose scholarship and campus activities have been outstanding during their freshman year. The 1962-63 officers were Donna Ridenour, president; Donna Pierce, vice president; Carol Wharton, corresponding secretary; Vicki Patek. recording secretary; Ruth d’Autremont, treasurer; Diane Henricksen, editor; Salina Batt, historian, and Sheryl J Nave, songleader. 124 Intercollegiate Knights BACK ROW: Richard F De Ville. Richard R Haun. Philip G. Favcro, Hcruy L Hamilton, Dickie D. Lewis, John M. Behrcndt. James A. Polich. Ronald P Aschoff THIRD ROW: Larry Joyce. Robert A Fredrickson. Gary W Cunningham. Hugh Highland. Gary A. Gullard. James A. Bridger, Philip J. Schweitzer. John C. Polich. SECOND ROW: William F Hoheisel. adviser: William Kimball. Jr.. Wayne L. Adsit. Edward B Butcher. Ronald A. Wolfe, John R. Raicevich. James D Tkach. John G. Fried. FRONT ROW: William N. Jensen. Richard A Kitzman. Mark S Cady. III. Stephen H Palmbush, Larry L Harman. Kenneth E Evanson. Kevin L. Winter, Terry A. Riley. The Intercollegiate Knights is the largest men’s service fraternity on campus and is featured by its continual service to the school. The group ushered at sporting events and other events, and served the campus in many various ways. This group was honored to hold the National Intercollegiate Knights convention during the spring. This convention brought over 200 men from other campuses to Eastern. Women’s Residence Council BACK ROW: Carol A. Willis. Jean A. Reppe. Carol Van Stein. Willa M McLaughlin. Nancy M Buening. Beverly Zundel. Peggy Beattie, Lynne Erickson. SECOND ROW: Janice K Sura. Kathleen R. Dean. Joan R. Colarchik, Ann Graves. Tanya A Nansel, Barbara E Weeks, Kathleen K Felska, Eunice C Spear. Peggy A Schlodewitz. FRONT ROW: Miss Carol Saunders, adviser; Barbara S. Harland. Patty Abbott. Dianne K. Collins. Bernice F Henry. Claudia E. damn, Barbara J. Jensen. Mrs. Herta Saborowski, head resident. The Women’s Residence Council is designed to handle what disciplinary, as well as other matters, may arise among coeds living in the dormitory. Members of the council include floor representatives as well as appointed members. Associated Women Students The Associated Women Students is dedicated to the welfare of its members. Its goals are to foster unity and good relationships between town and residence students. Each year it sponsors a handbook for women students, a Big Sister system for new students, and a student directory. All women students pay an annual fee of $1.50 at the beginning of each school year for membership in AWS. BACK ROW: Carol Willis, Tanya A Nansel. Charlcen R Yeager, Beverly Zundel. Willa M. McLaughlin. Rosella J. Redwolf. Peggy A Burns. SECOND ROW: Marjorie C. Miner. Elaine Purcell. Bernice F. Henry, Peggy A. Schled-witz, Lloyde K Bishop. Karen A. Kangas, Joan R. Colarchik FRONT ROW: Miss Carol Saunders, adviser; Claudia E. Clamn, Roselane E. Miske, Shela R. Van Ness, Sandra J Aronen. Mrs. Herbert L. Steele, adviser. 126 Cisel Men’s Dormitory Council BACK ROW: Salvatore Bcnanti, Charles L. Beck, James L. Price. Ronald E. Walker, Jay R. Marston, Stephen Kopas. FRONT ROW: Robert E. Hollar, William A. Arbizzani, Frank Hailand, head resident. Apsaruke Men’s Dormitory Council BACK ROW: Kevin L. Winter, Dean G. Dahl, Douglas Kulesa, Douglas A. Linsted, Harry Gaghen, head resident. FRONT ROW: Ronald A Wolfe, Frederick Cunningham, Terry H. Utterback, John K. Raicevich. A CAPELLA CHOIR BACK ROW James R. Patterson. Donald G Hoffman. Calvin J Smith. Robert L. Eekert, George R Fishbaugh. Lewis Williams, Neil Poling, Gerald E. Luderman, Maynard A. Hedcgaard. Roy A. Engelhardt, Kenneth 1 Hedegaard,. Robert A. Fredrickson. Roy E Swan. Randy Fordyce, Jack D. Scowcroft. Robert W. Jackson. Larry Brasen. Carole A Word. THIRD ROW: Patricia A Heller. Shirley A Minear. Phyllis L. Whitmer. Patricia A Monaghan. Gail A. Boo, Barbara J Allan, Marjorie J McDonald. David C Nord-lund. Murray A. Hudson. James H. Gray, Gary E. Walker, Claude A. Heller, William B. Altimus, Carol J Cullen, Carol L. Savage, Yvonne M. Barta. Willeen A. McCarthy, Carol A Field. Carolyn S Watkins. SECOND ROW: Barbara J. Ferrell. Helen M. Mato-vich. Judy D Henrickson. Ruth A. d'Autre-mont. Shirley A Harris. Suzanne A Brownlee, Sharon L Anderson. Darrell L Rogcness. Loren L. Soft. Elmo A. Sackett. Irving E Mitzman, Susana N Stuber, Linda Snell, Patti M. Abbott. Elizabeth J Wirtchell, Carolyn Vanek, Karen I Ford. Malvery P. Hill. FIRST ROW: Mary E Purcell. Arlene A Lee. Judith A. Heiser, Georgette F Beck. Betty J Rossell. Dianne K Collins. Margaret D. Coen. Sherry A. Lafond, Robert J. Hanson. Perry A. Scheidecker. Shervl J. Nave. Teresa J Barta. Clara L. Cooper, Ruth E Stanton. Jean C. Woodhouse, Thelma M. Ruffatto M s BACK ROW: Irving E Mitzman. Roy A Engelhardt. Robert A Fredrickson. Claude A. Heller. Maynard A. Hedegaard. Fredric W Moses. Donald G. Hoffman. Perry A. Scheidecker. FRONT ROW: Betty J. Rossell. Patti M Abbott. Sheryl J Nave. Teresa J Barta. Barbara J. Allan. Gail A. Boe, Judith D. Henrickson, Dianne K Collins. Norma A. Alstad. Phi Beta Lambda BACK ROW: Robert D Ncibauer, Terry D. Feuer-bacher, Roger T. Bell, Kenneth A. Shinn, Dave H Stewart. Edwin W Morrow SECOND ROW: Louis W. Veraldi. adviser; David D Kautzmann. M Theresa Mautino, Greta N. Abrahamson, Palmer L Moe, Sylvan O Susag. Robert E Quade. FRONT ROW: Judith M Dilworth. Barbara Rickards. Jerry Fraser, Gordon L. Chapman. George R McGrail, Paula L Plymale, Thomas M. Fahren-bruch. Phi Beta Lambda enrolls members in the business curriculum at Eastern Montana College. This business club recognizes that young people with ability, initiative, imagination, business preparation, and leadership qualities are in strategic position to advance to responsible positions. The club endeavors to help its members develop into competent business leaders, confident of their capabilities. The Spring Banquet for all business students has become an annual affair at Eastern Montana College. 129 Alpha Mu Gamma BACK ROW: Wayne J. Drashil, William N. viser. FRONT ROW: Katherine Milhausen, Jensen. SECOND ROW: Gaye A. Moller- Sharon J. Hayes, stuen, Salina Batt, J Y. Brigitte Palin, ad- Beta Gamma chapter of Alpha Mu Gamma is the national honorary foreign language fraternity on campus. Each Year, pledge activity and initiations are held, plus some social activities. Miss J. Y. Bridgitte Palin, language and literature instructor, is the adviser of the group. Katherine Milhausen is president. Members are picked from the Russian, German. French and Spanish classes. 130 r Homecoming Committee BACK ROW: Kenneth E Seyler. Leon H Roland SECOND ROW: Warren C. Nor-den. director; Terry H. Utterback, Ray S. Romine, Charlene Williams, Roselane E Miske, Peggy A. Schledewitz, William N. Jensen, Charles E. Ensign, Frederick A Bader, Willson J Hammond FRONT ROW: Carol A. Willis. Nancy L Newman. Tanya A. Nansel. Jane M. Nopen, Charles G. Haines, Jean Arronen. Salma Batt. Judith A Plath, Sharon J. Hayes. The Homecoming Committee was responsible for organizing, coordinating, and carrying through all events for the 1962 Homecoming Week. The committee worked many hard hours ensuring that floats, bands, and other organizations that wished to participate in the parade were co- ordinated in such a manner that the parade would run smoothly. Also the committee planned Traditions Day, a fashion show, and the halftime at the football game. All in all, the committee did a wonderful job, and made Homecoming Week very successful. Tyros Magazine Staff BACK ROW: James E. Davis, Edward L. Patricia J. Shorey, Sue A. Madsen, Kea M Esehler, Maurice Stump, adviser. FRONT ROW: Thex, Josephine Galvan. The Tyros Magazine enables students of Eastern Montana College to write articles for publication. Students submit their articles for review and editing by the magazine staff. When an article is selected for publication, the student who wrote it then is eligible to win a cash award. 132 HYPER Club BACK ROW: Ron G. Dahlman, Norval K Carter, Joe Alia. Frank Alexander. Gary A. Carter. Terry L. Keel, Louis O. Krahn. SECOND ROW: Gilbert Brehan. Ali Y Uzri, Sue A. Thomas. Greta N Abrahamson. Lorna L Babcock. Sharon R Beck. Tanya L Ronga, Sandra M Heriem. Ronald T Marshall. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Edith Jones, adviser; Dawn Trask. Nancy L. Newman. Paul D Gray. Patricia A. Unrau. Doris Allen. Allen Feldncr, adviser. The Eastern Montana College Health, Physical Education and Recreation Club was organized to promote a professional education organization for all health and sical education students, he chief aims of the club are to better prepare the student in the health and physical education field; to promote pride and establish prestige; to acquaint students with current literature; to acquaint students with the professional organizations on health, physical education and recreation; and to enable students to keep current on progress and aims in the physical education area. Women’s Recreation Association BACK ROW: Shela R Van Ness. Josephine C. Skibstad. Sandra M. Hereim, Carol L. Nerlin. Greta N. Abrahamson. Doris M. Allen, Sue A. Thomas, Darlyne E. Daseher. Dianne J Reilly. FRONT ROW’: Shinko Nakatomi, Shangra L Crawford. Carol A. Doyle. Donna M. Wolfe, Sharon R Beck. Patricia A Unrau. Marla J Maxness. Women’s Recreation Association organizes and stimulates interest in physical activities of a social and recreational nature for the women students of Eastern Montana College. It develops a recreational and sports program which is broad enough to meet the needs and interests of all college women. Activities which may be adapted to leisure time after school are especially promoted. Membership is open to all women registered at Eastern Montana College. The members are eligible to participate in any activity offered by the association. Also included in the program are sports days and competition with neighboring colleges, as well as competition within Eastern. 1 MU — Lifeguard Corps BACK ROW: Robert D. Brand, ROW: M Alexandria Ncppo, Doug- Dennis J. Fisher, Mark S. Cady III, las A. Alexander, Leola A. Martin, Stephen H. Palmbush. FRONT James E. Gamell. Aquanauts BACK ROW: Lanny R. Boko-voy, Ronald L. Tilson, James A. Bridger. FRONT ROW: Robert D. Brand, Anthony D Burkhart, Douglas A. Alexander. ■ 135 E’ Club BACK ROW: Joseph Alia, Norman Edwards, David R. Maloney, Robert J. Del Priore, Larry E. Sieler. SECOND HOW: Jerry A. Narum, Loren Soft, Gary F. Ray, Douglas A. Alexander. FRONT ROW: Nels Christiansen, adviser; Randall L. Hannah, Gordon F. Jackson. Dennis J. Fisher, Kenneth Karr, adviser. Rodeo Club BACK ROW: Jim Warner, Michael Richards, phy, Darlene E. Dascher, Shirley L. Kunesh, Dean Smith, John Gordon, Sue A. Schanz. Marla Jan Maxness. FRONT ROW: Lynn Erickson, Janice A. Mur- The Eastern Montana College Rodeo Club is the newest organization on campus. It originated during Winter Quarter, and got away full steam during the spring. Plans for the club included riding exhibitions, meetings to plan future events, and a hope that once well -organized to serve the school in as many ways as possible. 137 FORENSICS BACK ROW: A Kent Marler, director; Jeff D. Wyard, Harold L Rickman. Sheridan F Johnson. George D. Losee, Bill J Harrington. Paul Engelman. Scotte Hecht, director. SECOND ROW: James P. Dorsey, Guy A Howard. Larry E. Marcus, Fred E. Hogue. Gary W Cunningham, Elmo A Sackett. Ray E. McKerrow, Earl A. Keffer, instructor. FRONT ROW: Gail A. Boe. Kea M Thex. Amy C Custer. Dona McManis, Jean Willoughby. Students may participate in many areas of speech: discussion, debate, oral interpretation, extemporaneous speaking, original oratory, radio, television, parliamentary procedure, and other public performances. Pi Kappa Delta is a national forensics fraternity. Students annually participate in various tournaments and festivals, such as the regional or national Pi Kappa Delta Speech Tournament. Pi Kappa Delta BACK ROW: Harold L. Rickman. Guy A Howard. Gary W. Cunningham, George D. Losee, Ray McKerrow, Larry Marcus, Earl Keffer. insructor. FRONT ROW: A. Kent Marler, adviser; Amy C. Custer, Jean Willoughby, Dona McManis, Scotte Hecht. director. BAND BACK ROW: Georgette F. Beck. Donald G Hoffman. Bruce H. Frank. James R. Patterson. Richard L Stevens. Grant H Newman, director: Shela R Van Ness, Dan Emborg, Gerald E. Lu dor man. Rodney O. Senncr, Duane T. Mesnard, Maynard A. Hedegaard. THIRD ROW: Shirley A. Mincar, Dorothy L. Woody. Sharon S. Weaver. Phyllis L. Whitmer. Gerry A. Gass. Rita A Hanson. Carolyn S. Watkins. Mary A Fuchs. Lew Williams. Randy Fordyce. Robert W Jackson SECOND ROW: Marjorie C Hiner. Katharine Mendel. George D I.osee, Willie J Mathis. Carol L. Nerlm, Carol I. Cullen. Helen M Matovich. Roy E Swan. Kathleen R. Dean, Perry A. Scheidccker. FIRST ROW': Gloria K Thirlwell. Billie J Keith. Kay M. Thomas. Robert J. Hanson. Donna L Wagner, Judith A Heiser. Sandra K. Squires. Patricia A. Monaghan. Carol I. Savage, Patricia J Shorey. The Band featured itself in 1962 and 1963 by playing at athletic events, the Homecoming Parade, a parade honoring Gov. Tim Babcock, and many other events. Playing for the many activities within and outside of the college, the Band proved to be of valuable service to the school. 139 Art Club BACK ROW: John A. Armstrong, Gary E. Gordon, Salina Batt, John D. Smith, Lawrence E. Fredrick. FRONT ROW: Ben Steele, adviser; John B Northcutt, Carolyn M. Hailand, Donald A. Kessler, David B. Torrence. The Art Club featured itself as one of the outstanding clubs on campus, by holding numerous art shows in the Student Union Building, drawing murals, and participating in other numerous activities. Several all-student art shows were held during the year, besides several special shows featuring outstanding art and crafts personnel from other states. Circle K Officers The Circle K Club is a service and social organization, sponsored locally by the Pioneer Kiwanis Club and nationally by Circle K International. Service and good fellowship are two of the major objectives of the Circle K Club. James A. Boland, Pete Adams, Gilbert G. Brehan. College 4-H Club The Eastern Montana College 4-H Club offers its services to any worthy campus activity. Student fellowships, social activities, and high scholastic achievements are stressed. The Eastern Montana College 4-H Club has joined willingly in many campus projects. BACK ROW Sharon R. Nordahl. Robert L Johnke, James M Seaton. Shirley A. Minear, Leon H Roland. Howard S. Seaton. FRONT ROW: Joan R Colarehik. Mary Cress. Karen Y Arnold. Dannette Newey. Mary J. Plaggemeyer. 141 Mathematics Club RACK ROW David H Smith. Oliver W. Peterson, adviser; Leo E Wohler. James N. Ward. Arnold The Mathematics Club is organized to promote interest and professionalism among the scientific and mathematics majors at Eastern Montana College. G. Hansen. FRONT ROW; Robert A. Pedersen. Craig Price, Harold E Zeiler, Clarence L Forsman. Members who are interested in teaching, and other professional teachers, often investigate special problems and report their findings to the group. 142 ATHLETICS Dr. Harold S. Alterowitz, head of the Physical Education Department, is the man behind the actions. Physical Education Department BACK HOW: Harry “Mike Harkins, Dr. ROW: Frank Hailand, Miss Mary L. Weber, Harold S. Alterowitz, head; Nels Christian- Mrs. Edith Jones, Oscar M. Bjorgum. sen, Kenneth Karr, Allen Feldner. FRONT 144 I r FOOTBALL 145 The Eastern Montana College Yellowjackets captured second place in the Montana Collegiate Conference in 1962, posting a four-win, one-loss record in conference play and a five-win, two-loss overall record. The only defeats were to Weber College (Idaho), 33 to 6, and to Western Montana College, 26 to 6. A 27-to-6 victory over the Carroll College Saints carried the ’Jackets to second place in the conference. BACK HOW: Gary D. Killian, Harvey C. Young, John M Strange. Alan D Sieler. Michael B Zeitner. Anthony Furfaro. Joseph Alia. Phillip G Schneider, Frank T Isabell, Paul D Gray THIRD ROW: Donald D Hockett, George T. Gountams, Alton R Coulter. Bernard J Bialecki. Donald F Parker. Douglas G. Quilling, Mike Edwards. Salvatore E. Verga, William A Arbizzam. James L. Price, John J. Murray. Gary F Ray, John N. Quarles. Eastern Captures Second In MCC Conference Play Co-captains Wayne Ward and Darrell R. Coulter in action. Coulter replaced co-captain James C. Barrus, after Barrus was injured in the first game of the 1962 season. Eastern’s ’Jackets feature gang tackling in their Homecoming Game against Western Montana College. Western defeated Eastern 26 to 6. to give the Yellowjackets their only Montana Collegiate Conference loss of the season. « s� SECOND ROW: Walter H Newhary. Conrad W Adam. Loren L. Soft. Lonzo M. Carter. Gary A. Carter. Wayne Ward (co-captain). James C. Barrus (co-captain), Richard MacCatherine, Dennis J Fisher. David R. Maloney. Gordon F. Jackson, Douglas D. Dierenfield, Aly Y A1 Uzri. FRONT ROW: Darrell R Coulter (co-captain), Gary M Monahan. Ronald R Reilly. Claude V. Corrigan. Herb R Kimball. William H. Kimball. Jr.. James C. Michel. Salvatore Benanti, Eugene A. Brosovich. Floyd F. Dahlman. I Jackets Win Tomahawk 7th Straight Year The 1962 coaching staff was headed by Kenneth Karr. (Left to Right): Harry “Mike Harkins, Kenneth Karr (head coach), Oscar Bjorgum, Allen Feldner, Nels Christiansen. 147 Eastern blasted Rocky Mountain College, 25 to 13, hawk. It was Eastern’s seventh straight victory to keep the traditional Midland Roundtable Toma- over the “Bears.” Yellowjackets Finish Season With 5 Wins and 2 Losses Head Football Coach Kenneth Karr (Right) led Eastern to a winning season in 1962. The Eastern Montana College Yellowjackets finished their 1962 football season with a four-win, one-loss conference record and a five-win, two-loss overall record. The 'Jackets scored 155 points while allowing their opponents only 90. Eastern again had a very successful football year. SEASON RECORD Eastern 6 Weber College (Idaho) 33 Eastern 19 Northwestern Community College (Wyoming) ............. 6 Eastern 12 Montana School of Mines 6 Eastern 60 Northern Montana College 0 Eastern 6 Western Montana College 26 Eastern 25 Kooky Mountain College 13 Eastern 27 Carroll College 6 148 Nine Yellowjackets On AII-MCC Teams Nine Eastern Montana College Yellowjackets were selected for tne all-Montana Collegiate Conference Teams. TOP ROW: James C. Michel, second team; Loren L. Soft, second team; Richard MacCatherine, second team; SECOND ROW: Dennis J. Fisher, second team. THIRD ROW: James L. Price, first team. FOURTH ROW: Harold W. Ward, honorable mention. LAST ROW: Darrell R. Coulter, second team; Gary I). Killian, honorable mention; Phillip G. Schneider, honorable mention. Walter H. Newbary slams around his own left end against Carroll College. Eastern banged out a 27 to 6 victory. Harvey C. Young intercepts a pass at the Rocky Mountain College Bear Bowl. The ’Jackets stopped the Bears 25 to 13. Douglas A. Alexander served as man ager for the 1962 ’Jackets. 150 1962-63 Yellowjackets—BACK ROW: Fred Golub. Bruce Zinne, Willis A. Drumm, Harvey J. Munford, James H. Noennig. SECOND ROW: Harry (Mike) Harkins, coach; Fred C. Lamoreaux. Ronald W. Snow. Joseph A. Rinella. Robert D. Fladmo, Bert H. Emery. Randall L. Hannah, manager. FRONT ROW: Peter J. Fianag3n, Dean I Beiswanger, Charles E. Horeim, captain; Kenneth E. Seylor, Craig Price. Harry (Mike) Harkins, head coach Charles E. Hereim, captain ’Jackets Unbeaten MCC Champions Scoreboard EMC OPPONENTS 90 Rocky 52 70 Carroll ... 69 86 Western 62 91 Mines ....... .... 47 77 Western ... .65 81 Mines _ 50 85 Rocky ............ 56 82 Northern 61 88 Carroll 82 98 Northern 78 Willis A. Drumm’s action, captured by a Billings Gazette photographer, sinks two more points against the Seattle Pacific Falcons at the Holiday Tournament. Triple Threat Harvey Munford, Joseph Rinella and Willis A. Drumm, led the Yellowjackets into two consecutive MCC championships. 153 Little Joe Rinella was the outstanding performer in the Eastern-Western game at the Physical Education Building. The 5' 6 junior drove through Western’s defense for several layups. Billings’ Jim Noennig, another outstanding Yellowjacket, is shown tipping the ball for two points against the Carroll College Saints. ’Hoop’ Team Outscores NAME GAMES PLAYED FG FT GAME AVERAGE Drumm 25 178 70 17.04 Munford _ 23 114 62 12.6 Noennig 25 101 85 11.48 Hereim 24 88 24 8.3 Rinella 25 102 58 10 48 Lamoreaux 18 37 16 5. Zinne 21 30 17 3.6 154 Opponents By 15 Points GAMES GAME NAME PLAYED FG FT AVERAGE Beiswanger 11 17 5 3.55 Seyler 16 16 10 2 63 Price 12 16 7 325 Flanagan 11 13 5 2.8 Golub 20 36 15 4.35 Total Points Scored Eastern Montana College 2,014 1,631 Total Games Played Average: Eastern Montana College 80.5 65.2 Opponents Difference . 15.3 The Yellowjackets lost a one-point, hard fought game to Gonzaga University in an overtime tilt during the Holiday Tournament. Harvey Munford drives for two points against the Carroll College Saints. The game will be well remembered for the exciting decision that took place 25 minutes after the game ended. The ’Jackets took the decision, 70 to 69. 155 Eastern Finishes With 19-6 Record In the second game with Montana School of Mines, every Yellow jacket added a share to the 81-50 final decision for Eastern. llarvey Munford dunks the ball during the Eastern-Mines game. Non-conference Record EASTERN OPPONENTS 96 Minot 68 67 Idaho State 81 79 Idaho State .87 97 Dickinson 67 92 Dickinson 59 80 Westminster 60 69 Westminster 40 58 Gonzaga U. 59 68 San Francisco 55 72 Seattle Pacific 58 73 Weber 89 78 Weber 96 85 At NAIA—Nazarene ... 61 94 Nazarene 65 At Kansas City- 61 W. Carolina . 64 156 After winning the Montana Collegiate Conference championship, the Eastern Montana College Yellowjackets met the Northwest Nazarene College Crusaders for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics District Five championship, in a best two-of-three games at the Physical Education Building. Eastern outscored the Crusaders, 85 to 61, and 94 to 65, in the first two games to capture the honor of competing in the NAIA tournament in Kansas City, Mo. All of Eastern’s starting five were selected to the All-MCC “dream” team. Willis A. Drumm and Joseph A. Rinella were selected for the first team; James H. Noennig and Harvey J. Munford for the second team, and Charles E. Hcreim for honorable mention. Drumm was named player of the year, and coach Harry “Mike” Harkins was named coach of the year. II Physical Education Eastern’s educational program includes physical education activities to provide sound bodies for sound minds. The physical education activities inspire non-physical education majors, as well as those who are majoring in that field. Tumbling exhibitions were held frequently around the campus. Mrs. Edith Jones instructs a Social Dance Class. This class has proved to be one of the most popular physical education activities. 158 Activities Miss Mary L Weber, physical education instructor, teaches one of her many swimming classes. Among the other physical education activities conducted throughout the school year, were Girls’ Varsity Basketball, Intramural Basketball and Weightlifting. 159 Intramural football was played often during Fall quarter. The games very often proved to be as tough as varsity contests. Center Lanes was the scene for the many bowling classes offered during the school year. Bowling is America’s largest sport, Dr. Harold S. Alterowitz coaches Marcia Johnson during “Camp Fitness which took place during the summer, 1962. and class attendance at Eastern is just an other confirmation. The new Physical Education Building made three courts at the same time. There was it possible for students to play volleyball on usually plenty of action. Physical Education instructor Frank Hailand performed with the Gymnastics Team during halftime at some basketball games. 161 1963 TRACK TEAM—BACK ROW: Kenneth V. Finney, David R. Maloney, Duane Rimers, Richard N. Case, William L. Husband, Ron Walker, Fred Lamoreaux. Taylor M. Lewis, Gary A. Carter, Frank S. Karpati, manager. FRONT ROW: Jack L. Cardwell, James Warner, John N. Quarles, William L. Bowie, Raymond J. Zaccone, Philip R. Bell, Charles L. Beck, Thomas R. Lux, Carl S. Pcil. Track coach Nels Christiansen watches Gary A. Carter throw' the discus at a Spring practice session. Richard N. Case proved to be of outstanding ability in the pole vault event. 162 Being capable of taking off with either leg, Philip Bell showed great talent in the low hurdles event. Taylor M. Lewis clears the bar successfully in the high jump. Richard N. Case, Raymond J. Zaccone, Charles L. Beck, and James Warner work out to develop their various track skills. . 163 Spring football was introduced for the first time in Eastern Montana College’s history, during Spring Quarter. Head coach Kenneth Karr returned from Illinois, where he was studying towards his Ph.I) in physical education, to administer the program. The program emphasized the development of offensive and defensive skills and techniques, and gave the ’Jackets the opportunity to work together before next year’s football season. 164 Frank Hailand, gymnastics coach, worked on developing the skills of Don MacCarter. Don and his brother Doug both showed great talent in the gymnastics field. What the most popular sport is around Eastern is hard to tell, but the trampoline rated very high among coeds. On the other hand, the handball courts seem to be always occupied by the male students. 1963 BASEBALL YELLOWJACK ETS BACK ROW: Harry (Mike) Harkins, coach; Gary L. Brenden, Richard W. Billstein, John C. Polich, Peter J. Faucetta, Arnold W. Burnett, manager. FRONT ROW : Fred E. Hogue, Keven Sell, Craig Price, Larry E. Sieler, Ronald T. Marshall. Coach Harry (Mike) Harkins yells instructions during a training session. Craig Price. Eastern sports veteran, ended his senior year by playing on the Baseball Team. 166 Gary Brenden, Craig Price and Larry Sieler were three top-flight players for the baseball Yellowjackets. John and Jim Polich (or is it Jim and John?) were the catcher-pitcher twins that confused Eastern opponents all season. Baseball 167 II FACULTY AND STAFF II DR. H. L. STEELE, President Eastern Provides Common Ground; Faculty, Students Stand Together Similarities of interest, which grow on a college campus within faculty and student body alike, are the result of differing cultures having freedom to meet and intermingle. The development of common interests suggests that the strongest need among human beings, whatever their race, creed, or nationality, is to find a common ground—a ground on which to stand, not against one another, but with one another. Eastern’s campus is such a common ground, where faculty and student body stand together, where subject fields and activities are not pitted against each other, but rather cooperate, each to strengthen the other. The degree to which this is achieved is reflected in that amorphous state of feeling known as “campus esprit de corps.” Your share in the development of common cooperating interests is your contribution to the further advancement of Eastern’s school spirit. 170 H. L. Steele President Montana State Board of Regents LEFT TO RIGHT: Alfred J Dubbe, Acting Executive Secretary of the University of Montana: John E O'Neill. Mrs. F H. Retro. Calvin S. Robinson. George N. Lund. Miss Harriet Miller, Governor Tim Babcock. Attorney General Forrest H Anderson. Dr Earl Hall, Gordon D Mullendore. Dr Gordon Doering, Boynton G Paige. John D French, not pictured, replaced Robinson, who resigned from the Board. 171 Dr. C. Robert Waterman Francis G. Morgan Reuben J. Schlaht Acting Dean, Division Registrar Business Manager of Education ADMIN I Dr. Charles B. Price Mrs. Jean Davis Francis L. Kafka Dean, Personnel Services Librarian Director, Public Relations Dr. Edward L. Ruman Director, Campus School Richard G. Frohnen Dean of Men Dr. Lincoln J. Aikins Vice President Dean of Faculty STRATION Dr. William A. Garrison Director, Counseling Miss Carol Saunders Dean of Women William D. Williams Director, Admissions and Adult Education „ 173 I.B.M. Bookstore Health Center Jack Hall. Carole Bezdek Mrs. Violette Romek and Dr. John Schaeffer, director Mary Cundiff Mrs. Edna Frost, manager Mrs. Adele Thiel, R.N. Miss Marilyn Wheeler, secretary Food Service David May, director; Evelyn Lanier. Thelma Olin, Ina Christensen, Helen Wetherford. Elizabeth Hoenhe, Rose Reiter. Lila Laber, James Petersen. Building Grounds Student Union Auxiliary Services John Carpani, superintendent Warren Norden. director 174 Campus School Faculty Mental Hygiene Clinic BACK ROW: Dr. Edward L. Ruman, director; Mrs Evelyn Emerson. Mrs Marjorie Lauson. Mrs Joan Selvidge, Timothy Mares. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Violet Papp. Mrs. Emily Buck. Mrs. Shirley Voyta, Mrs. Irene Sorhe. Cerebral Palsy Center BACK ROW: Robert Canetta. Arthur Benson. Mrs. Lena Corey. Mrs. Inez Jamison. Mrs. director; Carl Hanson. John Taylor. FRONT Florence Louk ROW: Mrs. Grace Johnsrud. Mrs. Joan Flory. Office Staff Dr. Helen E. Wilson. Dr. Donald L Harr. Mrs. Beth Todd. NOT PICTURED: Dr. Lino Lapenna. director, Mrs. Dorothy Hayes. BACK ROW: Mrs. Ellen Hall. Mrs. Margaret Robertus, Mrs. Betty Reid, Mrs. Dorothy Glerup. Mrs. Gesine Groshart. Miss Marion Hereim, Mrs. Muriel Solie. Mrs. Rebecca McDermott, Miss JoAnn Dobrowski, Miss Sharon Kingery, Mrs. Janice Amen. FRONT ROW Mrs. Maxine Mayer, Mrs Jean Dusa-pin, Miss Elizabeth Wagner. Mrs. Bonnie Bush. Mrs. Dorothy Yontz, Mrs. Mary Johnson. Mrs. Floramae Johnson. Mrs. Dorothy Justice. 175 Largest Division Maintaining Goals The Division of Education, the largest division on campus, guides students toward the goal of becoming better teachers in the elementary and secondary education fields. Headed by chairman. Dr. C. Robert Waterman, the division stresses modern methods of education and is always striving to produce the best quality teachers that is possible. With the Division of Education maintaining its goals in the best possible manner, the people of Montana can be assured that their children will be taught by competent teachers. Division of Education BACK ROW: Vernon Grosshuesch. Dr. Albert Hopkins, Dr. Harold Alterowitz, Kenneth Karr, Harry (Mike) Harkins, Nels Christiansen, Dr. C. Robert Waterman, chairman; Allen Feldner, Dr. James Platt. SECOND ROW: Oscar Bjorgum, Dr. Edward Ruman, Dr. Earl Warne, Chester Roberts, Frank Hailand. Dr. Robert Glennen, Richard Gruber. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Edith Jones. Miss Mary Weber. Dr. Darleen Stephens. Mrs. Emma Melton, Mrs. Priscilla Smith. Dr. Helen Wilson. NOT PICTURED: Dr. William Garrison. Dr. Cleburne Gilliland, Miss Carol Saunders. 176 Division of Humanities BACK ROW: Grant H. Newman. C. Paul Thompson, chairman; Dr. Helene B. Northcutt, George F. Perkins. Dr. Glen Johnson. Henry L. Skoglund, Frederick K Benjamin C Steele. Jr. NOT PICTURED: William Miller. FRONT ROW: Dr. Fred R. VanValkenburg. Schulz. Division of Language and Literature BACK ROW: Scotte Hecht. Dr. Aaron P. Small. Richard G. Frohnen. Dr. Robert N. Noyes. John H. Kelson. SECOND ROW: Maurice H. Stump. Irving Fine, Dr. Francis D. Evenhuis, Andre de Kotzebue. Dr. Charles F Gruenert. A Kent Marler. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Amalie R. Shannon. Dr. Anneke-Jan Boden. E. Lyle Cooper, chairman; Miss M. Anne Arnold, Mrs. Malena J. Swain. Mrs. Suzanne Gilluly. Division of Science BACK ROW: Arthur Davidson. Robert A Redding. Dr George H. Gloege, Richard W Peterson. Norman Schoenthal. Oscar L Aim. William F Iloheisel FRONT ROW Dr. Eugene W Elliott. John B. Mueller. Dr Wilson F Clark, chairman; Elmer Anderson. NOT PICTURED: Oliver W Peterson. Mrs. Rosemary Menges. James Riddell. J S Gordon. Division of Social Science BACK ROW: Milton E Johnson. Paul F Menges. Harry W Gaghen. Scott J Maughan. Dr Dale D. Daugherty. Dr Lincoln J Aikins. SECOND ROW Arthur E Soulsby. Roger W. Snow Jr.. Dr George W Rollins. Louis W. Veraldi, business chairman; Robert D Hanson. FRONT ROW Miss Angelina Ekstrand. Dr Harold McClcave. social science chairman; Miss Jeanette Bieber. 178 V-MW rkt-M( CK rv� i 1111 ADVERTISING AND INDEX Senior Activity Index — A — CiRF.TA NELL ABRAHAMSON Robots Health and Physical Education SEA 1.2.3.4. Pep Club I . Business Club 1.2.3.4 H P E R Club 1.2.3.4. Spurs. Who's Who 4. W R A 1.2.3.4. A W S. 1.2.3.4. PETER ADAMS Billings An Circle K 2.3.4; Young Democrats 1.2.3.4. Art Club 2.3 4; Retort 2.3.4. Rimrock 2.3 4 Student Union Board 2.3. Homecoming Committee 4. Journalism Club 4. Editorial Board 4. Executive Editor and Cartoonist 3.4. LORRAIN H. ANDERSON Billings Elementary Education S E.A.: AAV S. SANDRA JEAN ARONEN Helena Elementary Education Pep Club I; S.E A. 1.3.4; Sweetheart Princess I. Womens Residence Hall Council 2.3.4. Secretary?. Counselor 3.4. Spurs. Vice President, Junior Advisor. Homecoming Committee. Co-chairman 4. A W S. Council 3.4 Secretary 3.4. Kappa Delta Epsilon 3.4. President 4 Who's Who 4. — B — DARRELL CHARLES BAHM Mandan. N Dak. Biology S.E.A 4; Phi Beta Lambda 4 GARY L BASSO Savage Elementary and Special Education S.E A. 3. Ski Club I. Mathematics Club 1. CHARLES M BETTS B.ll.ngs History S E A.. Mississippi Valley Historical Association KAREN KAY BOND Billings English Pep Club 1.2. Secretary 2. Student Legislature 2 Christian Fellowship 2; Sweetheart Queen Candidate 2. GARY L BRENDEN Flaxville Physical Education and Business Education Varsity Baseball 1.3.4. Lutheran Students Association 1.2. S E A. 2.3: H P E R. Club 2. VIRGINIA CRISSEY BRITTON Billings Elementary Education A.WS. 1.2.3.4. DOROTHY B BROWN Billings Elementary Education RAYMOND L. BUNCH Thermopolis. Wyo- Physical Education F Club. H P E R. Club Motbzifuj SERVICE IS THE 180 181 I — C — NORVAL KENT CARTER Physical Education H.P.E R Club 4. Byron. Wyo. ALENA McKELLIPS CHESTNUT Elementary Education Billings MARGARET A CLUNE Elementary Education SEA. 1.2.3.4. Havre RICHARD A. COWAN Physical Science S E A. Edgar ELIZABETH ANN CRAIG Elementary Education Pep Club 1.2. Spurs 2. Kappa Delta Epsilon 3.4; Who's Who 4. Columbus SEA. 1.2.3.4; — D — MARY H DENNY Manderson. Wyo. Elementary Education Kappa Delta Epsilon 3; Katoya 3. EDWARD DENNIS DOTSON Social Science Sidney — E — WILLIAM VIRGIL EDWARDS Physical Education and Biology E Club. H PE R. Club: Football 2.3.4. Harlowton BEVERLY J. ELLINGSON Elementary Education Billings BERT J. EMERY Billings Business Education VICTOR V FNT El Business Education Intercollegiate Knights. Dorm Council. President Class. Treasurer. Senior Class. Sidney of Sophomore HARRY D ERICKSON Social Science SEA Laurel DONALD D. EVANS Biology Social Science Club 1; Kappa Phi Kappa 2.3.4. Custer — r— CHARLOTTE J FELZIEN Rillincs Elementary Education Gamma Phi Chapter of Alpha Psi Omega 2: Kappa Delta Epsilon 4. SANDRA LEE FLANZE Billinus f oreign Language Spurs: Foreign Language Club. Ski Club; Gymnastics Club. LOU ANN A FLYNN Helena Elementary Education Katoya Players 2.3.4 SEA 3. Homecoming Committee 3. Senior Banquet 3. Who's Who 4 JAMES S FRASER Billings English KATHERINE P FRENCH Billings Elementary Education S E A A Cappclla 1.2. Madrigals I. Billings Symphony 2. LEONARD M. FRENCH Billings Speech Pi Kappa Delta. Intercollegiate Forensics RUTH L. FROST Billings Elementary Education Alpha Delta Kappa. S.E A. — G — DWIGHT L. GAUGER Billings Mathematics Kappa Phi Kappa 4. S E A 3.4. Mathematics Club 1. Foreign Language Club 2. EDITH SWAINSON GIBSON Livingston Physical Education H P E R Club. RAMONA LEE GOOD Billings Elementary Education A W S. 1.2.3.4. SEA 1.2.3.4. PAUL D GRAY Sheridan. Wyo. Physical Education Varsity Football 2.3 Golf 2.3. Intramural Basketball 3.4: Letter-men's Club 2.3. H P.E R Club 3.4. President 4. — H — CHARLES GARY HAINES ................................... Libby Pre-Dentistry Student Union Board 1.2.3.4; Student Legislature 3.4; Intercollegiate Knights 2. Dorm Counselor 2. Phi Beta Lambda 3.4. EARL J. HANSON Billings History Pi Kappa Delta Sophomore Class Vice President: Student Legislature Representative. Intercollegiate Forensics; Senior Class President. RICHARD JAMES HATCH Billings Physical Education Student Union Board I: Lettermcn’s Club 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3. Baseball 1.2.3.4 MAYNARD A. HEDF.GAARD Billings Music Band 1.2.3.4. A Capella Choir 1.2.3 4 Madrigals 3 4. Katoya Players 3.4; Lutheran Students Association 1.2.3.4; Kappa Phi Kappa 4; Student legislature Senior Representative 4 Who's Who 4. JUD11 H A IIEISER Billings Physical Education WRA 12.3.4. II P.ER 1.2.34, A W S. 1.2.3.4; Madrigals 3: Newman Club 1.2.3; Band 1.2.3.4. Choir 1.2.3.4. 182 Laurel — K — OLIVE M. HELTBORG ... Elementary Education CHARLES ELIAS HEREIM Harlowton Biology and Physical Education Basketball 1.2.5.4; HPER. Club 1.2.1.4. Baseball 2. E Club 1.2.5.4. Tennis 1.2.3. KAREN A. KANGAS Billings Elementary Education A W S 2.3.4. Social Chairman 4. Majorettes 2. Head Majorette 2: Pep Club I: Junior Class Secretary Kappa Delta Epsilon 3.4. S E A. 3.4. DIANA A. HERMAN Laurel Business Education Business Club 1.2; Drama I; A Cappetla Choir 2. DORAN LEE HOPKINS Billings Social Science Kappa Phi Kappa 4. SEA 4. DON A. KESSLER Billings Art Education Art Club 2.3.4. President 3. 4 Newman Club 1.2.3.4; Track 2; Who's Who 4. Student Onion Board Dance Committee 4. HERB R. KIMBALL Chinook Biology Football 3.4; Track 2.3.4. Kappa Phi Kappa. S.E.A ; H.P.E R. QUINNF. F. IRESON Art Club 4. Art AUDREY JEAN KONECNY Billings '11,ngs Elementary Education Spurs. Newman Club 1.2.3.4. Secretary 4. Alpha Mu Gamma. Pi Kappa Delta; Kappa Delta Epsilon S E A. — J — GORDON F. JACKSON Billings Health and Physical Education Student Legislature 1.2. Varsity Football 1.2.3.4. E Club 1.2.3.4. Vice President 4. H.P.E R 1.2.3.4. GARY EDWARD KRASKE Worden English Intercollegiate Kinghts 2 Kappa Phi Kappa 3.4. SEA 3.4. Who's Who 4, English Club 3. ELEANOR JANE JOHNSON Basin. Wyo. Elementary Education KATHLEEN L KRKOSA Elementary Education Rimrock Staff 3. Ski Club 3. Huntley THE PIN CUSHION — Draperies — — Yard Goods — — Notions — — Upholstery — Decorating Service In Your Home — No Obligation — — No Charge — 2707 2nd Ave. North Phone 252-1919 “Your Family Store” First at 29th For Fine Fashions, Top Quality, and Friendly Service Congratulations Students From Your COLLEGE BOOK STORE Buyers of Used Books Slop In and See Us When You Visil Your Alma Mater EDNA FROST. Manager — V. ROMEK. Bookkeeper Student Assistants 183 — L — — N — LARKY A. LaJOIE Billings Physical Education Vasily Golf 1.2.3.4. H PE R Club 1.2.3.4. L Club 2.3.4. Young Republicans 2.3. GEORGE E. LARSON Laurel Social Science Social Science Club. Newman Club: SEA OPAL D NAYLOR Crow Agency Elementary Education CAROL LYNN NERLIN Joliet Elementary Education WRA 4; SEA 3.4 Band 1.23.4, A Cappella I: A W S. I.2.3.4. HERBERT W. LARSON S.E.A Social Science JANICE ANN LEMON Elementary Education A W.S ; Kappa Delta Epsilon: S.E.A. NANCY LOUISE NEWMAN Billings Brockway Health and Physical Education Spurs. Pep Club 1.2: Phi Beta Lambda 2. A.W.S 1.2.3.4. Social Chairman 3. Student Union Board 3,4. Secretary 4 Homecoming Committee 4 HP.ER. Club Treasurer 3 Sweetheart Queen Candidate 4: Who's Who 4 Billings — P JANET M LILLIS Elementary Education SEA 4: Kappa Delta Epsilon 4. Billings DONNA PAULSON S E A Elementary Education Chinook DONNA LEE LOOS Billings Art Education S E A. 3.4; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3.4 Art Club 4 JACK O PAULSON Biological Science Kappa Phi Kappa 4; S E A 4. Chinook — M — GEORGE RICHARD McGRAIN Billings Business Education Phi Beta Lambda 3.4 Treasurer 4. WILL A McLAUGHLIN Buffalo. Wyo. Elementary Education SEA 1.2.3.4. AW S. 3.4. Dorm Council Vice President 3. Dorm Counselor 4; Pep Club 1.2. SANDRA LEE MANNIX S E A. 4. Mathematics Butte ROBERT D MARSDEN Business Lducation North Platte. Neb JAY R MARSTON Powderville Biology Intercollegiate Knights 2. Junior Class President. Rotary Student 3. Kappa Phi Kappa 3.4; Who's Who 4 Student Body President 4. Homecoming Committee 2.3.4. CAROL YOUNG MAXSON Billings Elementary Education Pep Club 1. S E A 2.3.4. Kappa Delta Epsilon 3.4 JAY P MAY Choir 1 . Drama 2. History Alpha Mu Gamma Fraternity. Lovell. Wyo. ROBERT A PEDERSEN Alexander. N. Dak. Mathematics Student Mathematics Club 2.3.4 IHOMASA PELUSO Billings Social Science Kappa Phi Kappa 3.4 Young Republicans President 2; Lutheran Student Association 1.2 3.4 President 3.4. Foreign I anguage Club 2.3 4. Alpha Mu Gamma 2.3. Psychology Club President 2. MARGARET W PILCH Sheridan. Wyo. Elementary Education Phi Beta Lambda. CRAIG PRICE Sidney Mathematics and Physical Education Student Union Board 1.2. Student Legislature 3 Math Club 1.2 3.4. E Club 1.2.3.4. HPER 1.2.3.4. Intercollegiate Knights 2.3. Sophomore Class President. Varsity basketball. Varsity track, and Varsity baseball. — Q — ROBERT E. QUADE Wibaux Business Education S.fc A 4. Phi Beta Lambda 3.4 JAMES QUINN Laurel Social Science Gymnastics Club 3.4 Vice President 3. President 4. — R — JAMES C MICHEL Billings Physical Education HPE R. Club 3.4. E Club 1.2.3.4. ROSEI.ANE E MISKE Wibaux Elementary Education A W S. 1 2.3 4 Vice President 3,4. ST; A 1.2.3.4. Pep Club 1.2; Newman Club 1.2.3 4 Secretary 2. I reasurer 3. Vice President 4. Homecoming Committee 4. Kimrock Stall 4 ROSE1I.A J. REDWOLF Wyola Business Education AWS I 2.3.4. Dorm Council 2.4. Newman Club 1.2. Phi Beta Lambda 1.2.3.. Spurs: S.E A 2. Who s Who 4. BARBARA R RICKARDS Billings Business Education Phi Beta Lambda 1.2.3 4 A Cappella Choir 1.2. S.E A. 4. 184 COURTESY OF THE Archie Cochrane Motors Empire Motors, Inc. R. B. Fraser, Inc. George R. Pierce, Inc. « F. A. Whitaker Buick, Inc. Clark Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. Yellowstone Motor Sales Lew Chevrolet Company MacIntyre Motor Company Midland Dodge, Inc. Ryan Oldsmobile, Inc. 185 JANIS I. RICHAU Billings Elementary Education JOHN C. ROGERS Billings History Rimrock Editor 3. Vice President Senior Class. Retort Sports Editor 3: Homecoming Committee 3 A Cappella Choir 2.3. — S — EMELIA A. SATRE Billings Elementary Education PEGGY ANN SCHLEDEWITZ Torrington. Wyo History Pep Club 3. Dorm Council 3.4. SEA 3.4; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3.4. Homecoming Committee 4. A W.S. 1.2.3.4. Who's Who 4 KEVIN L SELL Scobey English GERALD F. SHEEHAN Sidney Business Education Phi Bcm Lambda 4. JOYCE M SHINSATO Wailulu Maui. Hawaii Elementary Education SEA. PATRICIA J. SHOREY Billings English AAV S. 1.2.3.4; Student Legislature 1: Spurs.Homecoming Committee 3. Band 1.2.3 4. A Cappela 1.2 3.4. Madrigals 1.2.3.4. Sweetheart Queen Candidate 3. Who's Who 4. Senior Class Secretary. Drama 1,2.3. — T — HELEN PORTER THOMAS. Mrs Decker Elementary Education DAVID B TORRENCE Billings Art and Biology Art Club 4. DAWN DEE TRASK Terry Business and Physical Education H PE R Club 2.3.4. Kappa Delta Epsilon 3.4; W.R.A. 3.4; Student Legislature 4. Who's Who 4 — W — I.ARRY EDWARD WACKER Choteau Elementary Education JAMES WARD Westby Elementary Education Mathematics Club DIANE L. WEBB Green River. Wyo. Elementary Education S E A ; A W S. MARCIA L. WEIDINGER Ballantine Health and Physical Education H PER. Club 1.2.34. WRA 1.2.3.4. A W S. 1.2.3.4 HAI.LIE C. WELLER B.llmgs Secondary Education WILLIAM D. SKELTON White Sulphur Springs Physical Education DAVID HAROLD SMITH Billings Mathematics Mathematics Club. VIRGINIA DOURE SNYDER Sheridan. Wyo. Elementary Education Lutheran Students Association 4. S.E A. 4. ROBERT L. SOL IE Billings Elementary Education S.E.A 4; Lutheran Students Association 4. BARBARA L. ST AN DISH Choteau Elementary Education A.W.S.; S E A. RUTH E. STANTON Billings Social Science Eastern Christian Fellowship 1.2.3.4; S.E A. 2.3.4. A Cappella Choir 2.3.4 MARTHA A STRAIGHT Hyattville. Wyo. Elementary Education SE A.; W.R.A.; Kappa Delta Epsilon. MARY L. STRAIGHT Hyattville. Wyo- Elementary Education S.E A.; W.R A.. Kappa Delta Epsilon ADA THOMPSON SWANSON Billings Elementary Education VIRGINIA D WHITFIELD Roundup Elementary Education S.E.A. 2. CHARLENE WILLIAMS Great Falls Elementary Education Pep Club 1.2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 2: Junior Claes Secretary. Homecoming Committee 4. Student Legislature 4; S.E.A 4. MERIELE HILL Wit MOT Cleveland. Ohio Elementary Education S.E.A.: A WS. LEO E WOHLER Billings Mathematics Math Club; Intercollegiate Knights. Circle K. DELORES L. WOLFE Miles City Business Education Phi Beta Lambda 4 — Z — FRANCES B ZIRKO Billings Business Education SE A 3.4. Alpha Mu Gamma 3.4. Phi Beta Lambda 3.4. Kappa Delta Epsilon 4. BEVERLY ANN ZUNDEL Forsyth Elementary Education Band 1 . A Cappella Choir I : S E A. 1.2.4. Spurs A W S. 1.2.4. Dorm Council 4; Kappa Delta Epsilon 4. 186 General Index — A — Abbott. Patti M. 28. 101. 124. 126. 128 Abrahamson. Greta N. 119. 129. 133. 134 Adam. Conrad W 146 Adams. Charleen R. 48 Adams. Dorothy L 35 Adams. Peter 19. 116. 121. 141 Adolph. Kathryn n . 48. 120 Adsit. Wayne L 35. 125 Aikins. Dr. Lincoln J. 169. 173. 178 Albrecht. Judith L. 48 Aleksich. Sandra R. 48 Alexander. Douglas A 28. 114. 135. 136. 150 Alexander. Prank W. 133 Alexander. Janet G. 35 Alu. Joseph 28 . 99. 133. 136. 146 Allan. Barbara J. 48. 128 Allard. Barbara J. 48 . 86 Allen. Carol S. 48 Allen. Doris M. 28. 1 18. 133. 134 Allen. Janice L. 48 Allen. Harry M. 115 Allison. Cynthia A 48 116. 120 Aim. Oscar I. 178 Alstad. Norma R 46. 124. 128 Alterowitz. Dr Harold S 144. 160. 172 Altimus. William B. 128 Al-Sabea. Yassin 110 Al Uzn. Ali Y 7. 28. 1 10. 133. 146 Amen. Janice 175 Anderson. Donna R. 48 Andersen. Elmer 178 Anderson. Forrest H 171 Anderson. Gail A. 48 Anderson. Michael P. 48 Anderson. Sharon 1. 48. 120. 1 28 Anderson. Thomas C. 48 Antrim. Sharon L. 35 Arbizzam. William A 48. 127. 146 Archer. Timothy D. 49 Armstrong. John A. 107. 140 Armstrong. Louis 72 Arney. Prances M. 49 Arnold. Karen Y. 35. 141 Arnold. M. Anne 177 Aronen. Sandra J. 19. 118. I 19. 126. 131 Arthur. Beatrice R 49 Aschoff. Ronald P 125 Astle. Mark 122 Atkins. Donna G. 28. 122 Ayre. Robert L. — B — 112 Babcock. Gov. Tim 171 Babcock. Lorna L. 133 Bader. Pred A 35. 1 22. 131 Bahm. Darrell C. 19. 119 Baird. Gary L 49 Baker. Gary D. 49 Barcroft. Wendy J 47. 92. 93. 115 Barnett. Patricia J 49. 120 Barney. Sandra L 49. 120 Barrett. Shirley 1. 49 Barrus. James C. 146 Barta. Teresa J. 35. 1 22. 128 Barta. Yvonne M. 49. 128 Basso. Gary L. 19 Batt. Salina 35. 83. 1 14. 121. 1 23. 1 30. 140 congratulations MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Professional Pharmacy Complete Drug Store Hallmark Cards. Cosmetics Cameras and Film Pens. Gifts, Candy Jewelry. Stationery 6-Hr Photo Finishing The College Drug Store (W« Cash Your Checks) Southeast Corner Campus 1240 North 27th St. Ph. 252-5197 Ray C. Steiner. Registered Pharmacist BOOSTING MONTANA, TOO! Whether it’s a family looking for a ranch, or a home or a vacation site... or a company looking for an industrial site, we of Montana Power are ready, eager and delighted to tell them of the many advantages of our wonderful state of Montana. And we do it frequently. THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY 187 Billings, Montana Bluer. John A 49 Bauer. Sherry C 35. 119 Beadle. Charlotte R ■19 . 77 Beaman Nyla A 49 Beattie. Margaret R ■49. 84. 126 Beck. Charles 1 49. 127. 162. 163 Beck. Georgette F. 49 128. 139 Beck. Sharon R 28. m. 134 Becker. Russell D 50 Behrendt. John M 125 Beiswanger. Dean 1 97. 152 Bell. Philip R 162. 163 Bell. Roger T 129 Belling. Samuel P. 50 Bcnanti. Salvatore 28. 94. 127. 146 Benjamin William 1 35 Bennett. Robert F 35 Benson Arthur 175 Berry. Janice P. 50 Berry. Wayne L 35. 95 Betts. Charles M 19 Betz John C 35 Bezdek. Carole 174 Bialecki. Bernard J 28. 146 Biallas. Linda K. 35 Bidwell Janet 1 50 Bieber. Jeanette 178 Biem Karen A. 35 Bieri. Marta E. 36. 124 Billstcin. Richard W. 166 Birgenheier. James A 50. 122 Birkland. Trudy F. 50 Bishop. Lloydc K. 36. 85. 124. 126 Bittner. Gerald E. 50 Bjorgum. Oscar M 74. 144. 147. 172 Blaylock Oneita L 28 Blomquist. Carol J 36 Blubaugh. James M. 7. 117 Bodcn Dr. Annekc Jan 177 Boe. Arvilla L. 36 Boe. Gail A 36. 88. 1 28. 138 Boe. Nels E. 50 Bokovoy. Lanny R 50. 135 Boland. James A 141 Bond. Karen K. 19 Bowie. William L 50. 94. 162 Brand Robert D. 135 Brasen Larry 128 Brehan. Gilbert G 36. 1 33. 141 Brekke. Leland C. 50 Brenden Gary L 19. 166. 167 Brennan. Shelly L 50 Brenner. Vernon J 50 Bridger. James A 50. 1 25. 135 Britton. Donna Raye E. 7. 36. 117 Britton. Sheryl G. 120 Britton Virginia C. 19 Brooks. Kay L 1 1 Brosovich Eugene A 146 Brown. Dorothy B 19 Brown. Guy I) 50 Brown. Jewel 72 Brown Thomas W 34. 92. 93 Brownlee. Suzanne A 128 Brummett. Thomas S. 51 Buck. Emily 175 Buckles. Donna I 36. 94 Buenmg. Nancy M 28. 71. 126 Bulger. Leroy M 122 Bunch. Carolyn J 51 Bunch Raymond L. 19 Burgess. Betty A 51 Burgess. Sandra L. 36 Burke. John J. 7. 117 Burkhart. Anthony D 36. 114. 135 Burnett. Arnold W 36. 166 Burns. Peggy A 118 1 19. 120. 126 Bush. Bonnie 175 Butcher Edward B 16. 36. 106. 121. 125 Butcher Sandra E 36 Butler Margie E. 36 Butterfield. Billy 100 Butzlaff. Harold B. 51 — C — Cady. Darroll G. 36 Cadv. Mark S III 37. 86. 1 16. 125. 135 Cain. Timothv G. 51 Calkin Ann S. 37 Campbell. Myrna L. 37 Campbell. Robert O. 17 Candee. Lvnda J 51 121 Canctta. Robert 175 Canon. Mary I. 51 Cantwell. Judy A 51 Caras. Jimmy 98 Cardwell Jack I. 162 Carmack. Judith L. 28 Carney. James 90. 123 Carpani. John 1 74 Carter. Gary A 37. m 146. 162 Carter. Lonzo M. 146 Carter. Norval K 19. 133 Case. Richard N. 51. 162. 163 Chapman Gordon I. 129 Chattin. Steve I 51 Chilberg. Donna E. 28 Choate. Susan K 46 Christensen Ina 174 Christensen. Marie V 51 Christiansen. Nels 1 56 144. 147. 15 2. 162. 172 Cinnamon. Toni K 51. 123 Clamn. Claudia E. 28 120. 126 Clapper John W.. Jr 51 Clark Dr Wilson F. 178 Clause. Ida J. 51 Clawson. Roger W. 28 Clune. Margaret A 19 Coen. Margaret D 51. 128 Colarchik Joan R 3 7. 126. 141 Collins Diane K. 29. 76. 81. 126. 128 Commings. Gary C 52 Cook. Linda R 52 Cook. Robert C.. 52 Cooper. Clara L. 52. 128 Cooper. E. Lyle 177 Cooper. Jaqui T. 4 52 Corey. Lena 175 Cornelius. Karen M 52. 94 122 Cornell. William G. 52. 122 Corrigan. Claude V. 146 Cotter. Lonzo M 142 Coulter. Alton R 52. 146 Coulter. Darrell R 76. 146. 149 Cowen. Keay J 37. 123 Craig. Elizabeth A 118. 119 Crawford. Shangra L 52. 120. 134 Cress. Mary E 29. 141 Crosby. Fred C 52 Cullen Carol 1 52. 88. 128. 1 39 C.undiff. Mary 1 74 Cunningham. Frederick A 29. 86. 127 Cunmnghm. Gary W. 125. 138 Cunningham. Janet L 52 Cunningham. Rofcert G. 52 Custer. Amy C. 77. 138 — D — Dahl. Dean G. 127 Dahl. Mary E. 52 Dahlman. Floyd 1 146 Dahlman Ronnie G. 29. 133 Dale. Maurice 108 Daniel. Judith M 37 Dascher. Darlyne E. 37. 1 34. 137 Daugherty. Dr Dale D 178 D'Autremont. Ruth A 37. 92. 1 23. 1 24. 128 Davidson. Arthur 178 Davis. Earl 121 Davis. James E. 121. 132 Davis. Jean 124 168. 172 Dean Jay V 52 Dean Kathleen R 126. 139 DeBlanck. Ingerlise 53. 1 10 MEADOW GOLD MILK Locally Produced, Rich Protein Milk AT YOI R STORE—OR CALL 252-2118 FOR HOME DELIVERY ALTO LIFE FIRE Special Life insurance Rates for Colleye Students insurance 204 Norlh 24ih Street Billings ACCIDENT and HEALTH 189 Decked. James L. 12? Domes. Gloria D- 5? Dcl Priore. Robert J. ?7. m. i?6 Dengcl. Richard J. 53 Denny. Mary 11. 20 Desmul. David R 53 Desmul. William L. 53 Deville. Richard F. 37. 125 DeVoe. Roberta A. 1 24 Dick. Charles E 53 Dickson John R 53 Diercnfield. Douglas D. 146 Dige. Robert D. 1 3 Dilworth. Don H 37 Dilworth. Judith M 1 29 Dobbins. Mickey 122 Dobrowski. JoAnn 1 75 Doering. Dr. Gordon 171 Dokken. 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Geraldine 68 — Z — Zaceonc. Raymond J. 68. 162. 163 Zeiler. Harold E. 142 Zeitner. Michael B. 68. 146 Zimmerman. Sharon J 45 Zinne. Bruce 152 Zirko. Frances B 26. 118. 119 Zundel. Beverly A 26. 118. 126 197 Advertisers Index BARNETT OPTICIANS 192 BILLINGS AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION 185 COLLEGE BOOKSTORE 183 ENCO .180 GOODIES SPUD CHIPS .194 HART-ALBIN CO. 188 HOINESS-LABAR 189 KASPER’S PHOTO SHOP 196 KOOK RADIO AND TELEVISION.. 196 MARION OPTICIANS . 195 MEADOW GOLD . 189 MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 187 MONTAGUE’S 194 MONTANA POWER CO. 187 NETHIG SHOE SERVICE 192 OLSEN PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. .193 PIN CUSHION 183 RIMROCK LODGE ...191 SAUNDERS LUMBER COMPANY 190 VAUGHN-RAGSDALE . 183 WALLY FOR TIRES .197 WESTERN LITHO-PRINT 181 WESTWARD HO 193 WOOLWORTH’S 196 WESTERN LITHO PRINT. INC