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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1964 volume:

The 1964 Rimrock Section Editors Lon M. Smith ............... ...Campus Life John T. Kowalski Sherry G. Britton Organizations Mary J. Pratt Administration and Faculty Paula J. Simard Athletics Classes Index Ali Y. Al-Uzri Sherry G. Britton Benjamin L. Brown Kenneth E. Gerke Walter Graf Staff Members Tanya L. Honga Peter R. Schmidt Paula J. Simard Lon M. Smith Eugene R. Smollack Loretta E. Kanning John T. Kowalski David E Nelson Patricia D. Popelka Mary J. Pratt Pictures in the 1964 Rimrock arc identified from left to right. Peter R. Schmidt Photographer Richard Frohnen and Ronald K. Olson Advisers Eastern Montana College Billings, Montana Volume Thirty-six CAMPUS LIFE 9 ORGANIZATIONS 53 ATHLETICS 81 ADMINISTRATION 105 AND FACULTY CLASSES 117 ADVERTISERS 171 AND INDEX 8 9 ORIENTATION WEEK FRESHMEN: Your first experience at E M C was perhaps perplexing, perhaps amusing. We hope it was as entertaining as that of the young lady above. Diana Frost. Left: Michael F. Anderson. You were feted in a manner typical of Montana, Billings, and EM C. Carol L. Raisland seems to appreciate the hospitality. You were entertained with a flourish of style, color, and grace by Barbara J. Allan, Doretta J. Wagner, and Marjorie K. Dunbar. • 10 You expressed—or at least felt—some concern as Dr. Schaffer expertly slid a needle beneath the skin of your left arm. Phyllis W. Fair seems especially interested in the course of I)r. Schaffer’s needle—nurse material? Hands—holding, taking, giving, and signing paper— were part of the confusion during your registration. The two ladies to the left and Barbara L. Norville examine some of that paper. 11 During Activities Night you were presented the kaleidoscope of activities available at E M C. Mr. Walter Graf seems to have interested Gloria K. Thirlwell—in the Deutsch. You danced in your highly individual styles—but usually with a partner. Left Mr. Vincent L. Tomassi. By the end of Orientation Week, you seem to have found EMC. entertainment most enjoyable. To the right Mr. Richard A. Strecker and Miss Diane M. Sutton attempt to pass an orange during Fun Night. 12 S and then it’s . . . HOMECOMING What we think the West was: the smiling saloon girl with leg and garter exposed, the Western woman— homely but wholesome, the gunman demonstrating his draw, the grinning but calculating poker players, the occassional top-hatted gentleman, the moustached cava-lero, the pretty Indian maiden, and the fierce Indian chiefs (Those above, though, seem strangely tranquil.) The Amusement. . Deputy David E. Nelson and Sheriff Jerry Mueller detect a villain. . . . However. Loose Lip. Walter Graf, soon returns to his smiling saloon girl and verbose bottle. TRADITIONS DAY Traditions Day this year captured the spirit of Eastern’s Western Frontier. It captured unrestrained competition in the bicycle races and the tug-o-war, and it captured pride in the shining of the victory bell. Elaine Purcell adds to the ‘glow’—the aspiration—of the victory bell. The Preface Katoya’s first place float to begin the ritual which adorns the fierceness of coming competition . . . With a faith that could only be expected on the Girls’ Dorm second place float, Claudia J. Erickson and Susan S. Hawke pan for gold in water from the Billings water system. IK’s third place float has a theme we hope is true in a broader sense than that of Homecoming. □UT m PANS t 16 I I Miss Nicole Eveland adds attractive enthusiasm to the Homecoming Parade. ROGER SMITH Roger Smith of “77 Sunset Strip” (the old version) struck the skilled performer's pose both as an entertainer during Homecoming and as a participant in the Homecoming parade. INGERLISE DE BLANCK Refined is the beauty of Miss Ingerlise de Blanck— refined, but sincere—as she is crowned Homecoming Queen at the Mystery Mixer. Ingerlise de Blanck, Jacqui Cooper, Susan McQuillian and Pam White help push the fervor toward its peak before the night pivots into the fol-1 lowing day of competition. I 18 Ingcrlise de Blanck in game ceremonies with EMC’s Loren L. Soft and James C. Barrus perhaps represents the point of interaction between the events of Homecoming and the actual Homecoming game. Perhaps, at this point, the fervor silently reaches its peak. The Consummation .. . The competition also reaches its peak—but with more turbulence than any pre-game ceremony. 19 ■ SUSAN A. McQUILLEN, Attendant CAROL A. DOYLE, Attendant JACQUELYN T. COOPER. Attendant PAMELA J. WHITE, Attendant Coffee and Chatter Irvin 0. McLaughlin, Carlene G Ames, Dr. James II. Platt and Ruth A. d’Autremont show that drinking coffee and chatting are done best simultaneously. I 22 President’s Reception The faculty and students met at events such as Coffee and Chatter and the President’s Reception, in the halls and on the sidewalks, and in the classroom—while working toward a common goal, the attainment and skillful use of knowledge. Tanya L. Ronga meets President Steele and Mrs. Steele at the President’s Reception. TEACHER AND STUDENT Conversation would be flavorless indeed without gestures. (Gesturing are James J. Werner and Professor Elmer Andersen.) A professor is not only an adviser but also an advocate seeking acceptance of his logic and proposals. (Above: Doctor Albert Hopkins and Richard A. Strecker.) Professor Richard W Peterson supervises while Kenneth D. Kolski, Robert N. Parnell, and James E. Higginbotham work with some of the plumbing of physics. THE DORMS i Kenneth H. Henry, William R. Walker, Patrick D. Loughney, and Paul P. Fasting competed in a Cisel Hall chess match. Gary D. Holmes practiced some dorm nonsense with Apsaruke Hall’s broken door. Room-mate trouble? Darrel L. La-Lanne studies on Apsaruke Hall’s stairway. t 24 Silhouettes and evening convey a quiet and thoughtful mood as Marilyn K. Foss and Patricia A. Heller view Billings and the EMC campus from Rimrock Hall. Second place costume winner, Arvilla L. Boc; first place winner, Sally K. Sheperd, and another second place winner, Mary Lou E. Simonis “accuse” each other of having the best costume at Rimrock Hall’s Halloween party. ■'I 25 THE STUDENT UNION Jack L. Young carefully aligns a billiards shot in Warren C. Norden. Student Union Director, and the Student Union activity area. Carlenc G. Ames help celebrate the Student Union building’s second birthday with a piece of the birthday cake. 1 The Student Union dining area was used for the Sweetheart Ball and other events. The Student Union provided recreational facilities such as the activities area ping pong tables and the music listening rooms, the dining and lounge areas for arranged events and everyday use, and a polling place for student elections. 26 Democracy must be practiced to be understood, and it must be understood if it is to survive. For this reason EMC students are given the opportunity to participate in the processes of student government by voting and by running for office. Lon M. Smith examines election returns in the school newspaper. Student Elections minimi! Daniel R. Kcrcher demonstrates the use of the voting machine to Janet A. Russell. CAMPUS NONSENSE OH, THOSE LEGS I I The 'E' Club initiation chorus line: Richard N. Case, John N. Quarles, James A. Po-lich. John C. Polich, Larry E. Jordan, John R. Alex, Larry D. Se-menza, and Fred E. Hogue. GOING, GOING . . . . . . Sold to the man in the dark blue suit At the Spur’s slave sale, Gloria K. Thirl-well was the slave girl; Murray A. Hudson was the autioneer; and Timothy D. Archer and Douglas W. Woltersdorf were the slave-girl handlers. r- Initiation— IK Style Mike Livengood. Fred Hogue, and Ed Morrow And an upright piano emerges from the other feed the shattered piano into a 12 inch hole. side. Then the initiation is complete. Fred Hogue gathers the remaining scraps. Fred Hogue begins reducing the upright piano. IT IIITS EXISTENCE ON A P LA Pit Ot SNOW ONt LEVEL HIGHER THAN THt EARTH BELOW, ONE LEVEL NEARER HEAVEN OVERHEAD . .. -ROBERT I ROST 30 - INTO THE WINTER . The Decorating • • • At the Wassail Party Mr. Keffer added a smile and a well-read story of another Christmas. The decorating . . . Patricia L. Smith added her cheerful industry to our Christmas. . . . The Christmas Formal Ronald D. Bradshaw, Larry D. Thompson, and their dates gave what is necessary to truly feel Christmas—affection. 33 FROM OFF CAMPUS Martin Denny As she danced the Tahitian Hula, her motions were beauty without pretension. As the Martin Denny group provided the cadence, the Martin Denny dancer danced the more conservative Hawaiian Hula. 34 Maestro Luboff conducts the choir in the Physical Education Building. Norman Luboff Calvin Wheelock, public relations director, and Dr. Van Valkenburg, chairman of Eastern’s humanities division, talk with Norman Luboff before his performance. 35 Fred Waring The Fred Waring concert presented popular, jazz, classical, and semi-classical music. Arrangements varied from orchestral and choral to solo. 36 Soulina Stravinsky Soulina Stravinsky, concert pianist, composer and university professor gave a two hour concert in Humanities Hall. He played French, Russian, and German compositions. 37 The Swing-A-Longs from Billings West High School performed during a Coke “N” Combo. The Jazz Concert The Billings Professional Musicians Association and EMC presented the second annual Jazz Concert. The seventeen piece group performed in various jazz styles. FROM ON CAMPUS James P. Carney, leading actor; Claud A. Heller, and Kenneth A. Clock show the skillful expression found in “The Fantasticks.” THE REHEARSAL Lynda B. Powell, Faith N. Peery, Claude A. Heller, and Patricia A. Watkins sharpen their performances for “The Fantasticks.” THE PERFORMANCE 'The Fantasticks’ 39 'Death of a Leading actor Bob Canetta and Kenneth A. Clock in one of the situations which were seen in the winter quarter dramatic presentation. Salesman’ The Winter Drama Production “The Death of a Salesman” was staged with the audience sitting on three sides of the actors. Success was evidenced by capacity crowds for all three performances. Bob Canetta, Murray A. Hudson. Patricia A Watkins, and Kenneth A. Clock in one of the many conflicts represented in the play. 40 Earl A. Keffer, Fredric W. Moses, George D. Losee, and Del Neil Poling created “suspense” at a Reader’s Theater performance. Speech A speaker not only talks but also is talked to. His words create a mood in which there are a million echoes, and each echo talks with strength or fear. Debaters Raymie E. McKerrow and Robert J. Herbolich tested foreign competition, J. K. Toulmin and Michael Howard from Cambridge. 41 The Browsing Library Turkey Dinner” by John Pearson. Traditional and modern art from on and off campus was exhibited in our browsing library. The works ranged frcm Ben Steele’s intense recollection of the Philippines’ death march to the unusual works below. Gary D. Baker shows his appreciation of modern art as he inspects The Shoe by John Pearson. 42 Arthur Bennett (Right) and George T. Gountanis perform at one of the Hootenannies held each Sunday in the Student Union Ballroom. 'Blowing in the Wind’ Hootenanny 43 DANCES, NONSENSE AND QUEENS While the others danced cheek-to-cheek Walter Graf held Dixine LaSeur at arms-length and hummed “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes.” Halloween’s Ball I dreamed 1 wore my Maidcnform . . . (Dreaming are Terrence Turner and Gloria Thirlwell.) 44 Kathleen C. Parriott showed an amusing but attractive form during the Halloween Ball. Sadie Hawkins Dance Struck with Sadie Hawkins fever or just startled—but startled by what? (Right: Karen Cornelius and Gary D. Holmes.) Robert Pasquarello showed the typical male reaction to Sadie Hawkins fever — confused but delighted. The symptoms of Sadie Hawkins fever varied from a mild heart flutter to arm waving and foot stomping. (Left: Marjorie K. Dunbar.) 45 Ellen I. Markus and Robert A. Fredrickson seemed to dance as if dancing was the reason for dancing. Dancing—EMC style Patricia A. Engel and her date danced to catch an exciting mood. Lawrence E. Linnen and his date danced to catch the soft flow of the music. - Swee theart O ueen £audio D . .« Miss Hastern Co’iule.e. Cfonei n INTO THE SUMMER Registration and commencement also represent another series of events: the growth of EMC. EMC has grown from a college without a campus with an enrollment of 145 in 1927 to a college with buildings ranging from a little red one to large brick ones with an enrollment of 1,916 in 1964. A cycle of events is nearly complete as we near the end of one school year, but approach the beginning of another. This page represents the completion and initiation of that cycle, the commencement (to the left) and registration (below). But before the cycle renews itself, we shall glance back to the events of last summer, which prefaced this school year and which might have indicated what was to follow. 49 The cycle that is the school year coincides with the cycle of the seasons. During the spring and summer, food —its color, texture, shape, aroma, and flavor—seems prevalent. McMullen Hall mirrored by the BL I canal seems to very appropriately introduce summer, and summer seems to very appropriately introduce picnics. Helen M. Matovich seems to anticipate the taste of the salad at the Graduation Dinner. 50 They dressed for their performance with the sureness of motion and diciplined excitement of every skilled performer. These two dancers represent well the Silver Spurs, a Spokane high school dancing group; and the Silver Spurs represent well summer entertainment at EMC. Then they performed a ritual of motion that seemed but a part of the evening darkness. They determined the mood as the distance across which they were seen became not an obstacle to — but a medium for — communication. 51 During the past summer the road to the tainly represent the growth and ambition of airport was improved, the tunnel was con- Billings and EMC. Does the latter represent structed, and the Little Red Schoolhouse was a protest well taken but little heeded? We’ll torn down. Is symbolism to be found in see. these three events? The former two cer- foEoicnr,ON 'CfftEMONY .DuCATKJW CLU BS t.. SPURS Front row: Elizabeth McDougall, Dianna L. Koski, Gloria K. Thirlwell, Virginia C. Young,, Pamela J. White, Carol L. Riley. Second row: Cheryl K. Eddy, Alvena R. Risley, Patricia M. Clark, Charlene R. Adams, Ruth A. d'Autremont, junior adviser; Mrs. Jean Davis, adviser; Donna R Ridenour, junior adviser; Carol J. Whitmer, Kathryn Adolph, Georgette F. Beck, Linda R. Cook. Third row: Nyla A. Beaman, Naida E. Gald. Catherine H. Larsen, Marilyn K. Jensen, Rita B. Lewis. Just as the early pioneers helped each other to make their start in the West, the Spurs of today practice their slogan of “At Your Service. Along with serving as ushers and guides, they help at the hospitals, at the children’s handicapped center, and wherever else their services are required. The Spurs are an honorary sophomore woman’s group, practicing the qualities of sacrifice, patriotism, understanding, and responsibility. 54 ii I TERCOLLEGIAI I KMIGEITS FIRST ROW: G. Douglas Losee, Jeffrey D. Wyard, Gary D. Baker, Michael P. Anderson, Larry A. Rowland, Roger N. Jacobson. SECOND ROW: Mr. William F. Hoheiscl, adviser; Kenneth W Schmidt, Fred E. Hogue, Michael Livengood, Douglas W. Woldersdorf, James A. Schick. Edwin W. Morrow, Gene V. Holden, Timothy D. Archer. Tension rose as eight prospective candidates competed in divisions of formal, swimsuit, talent and interview. Faculty and student judges conferred and reached an agreement. A duchess of the Avalon Chapter of the Intercollegiate Knights was chosen. She was Lora-lee E Jones, Billings freshman. Miss Jones traveled with the Intercollegiate Knights to represent the Avalon Chapter at the regional convention held in Moscow, Idaho, November 22-23. The winner of that competition traveled to Denver April 5-9 for national competition. Girls competing at the pageant in the Student Union Ballroom were Toni K. Cinnamon, Billings sophomore; Sandra K. Hamley, Billings freshman; Loralee E. Jones, Billings freshman; Gloria K Thirlwell, Sheridan( Wyo.) sophomore; Virginia E. Tooke, Ekalaka freshman; and Pamela J. White, Fort Benton sophomore. 55 RAhGE RIDERS First row: Carol I. Cullen, Harold L. Rick- ing. Frances M. Arney, Mr. Elmer Andersen, man, Linda J. Hill. Second row: Thelma M. adviser. Ruffatto, Clark L. Coberly, Wilma J. Hirn- PEP CLUB First row: Julie A. Rex, Elaine M. Furcell, Tanya L. Ronga, Carole A. Word. Second row: Virginia E. Tooke, Eleanor R. Powers, Carolyn O. Henry, Bonnie L. Miller, Bonnie M. Nile, Bonnie L. Freund. Third row P. Lynn Erickson, Emily L. Weber, Maria G Ghikas, Karen L. Kilzer, Marilyn M. Ber-inger, Yvonne M. Barta, M. Jean DeCock NEWMAfl Cl L T- Front row: Rev. Eugene Hruska, adviser; Robert R. Reed. Carolyn M. Vanek, Frederick A. Bader. David C. Nordlund. Karen M. Cornelious. Second row: Val J. Szudera, Zclla Munson, Lydia J. Vallejo, Angeline M. Vallejo, Katherine Quacken-bush. Judith McKenzie. D Cheryl Olson. Shan Blith. Janet Sauber, Susan Allen. James Birgen-heier, Anne M. Ryan. Third row: Jerry P. Wax. Bruce K Sherman. Sandra D. Helvic, Doretta J. Wagner, Maria E Majusiak, Jill A Conwell, Rose M. Hanson, Katherine J. Kuchn, JoAnn Novasio, Kathleen M Powers. Mary K. Sraight, Marilyn Minette. Fourth row: Gary M. Monahan. Yvonne M Barta. Karen M. Kirkpatrick. Jeanna L Martin. Patricia A. Engel, Jeanne E Bclangie, Mary J. De Cock. Robert J. Parnell. Dorothy L Woody. Julia A Klein. Danita Kelly. David F. Slade, Richard G Obie. Fifth row: James A. Boland. Vernon L Linderman. Mark Astle, John F Eusek. Marilyn M. Beringer, Marilyn Leonard. John A. Bauer. Mrs. Harold Roberts. Sharron M Morgan. Rickard A. Ross, Thomas W. Prill, Phillip W. Holzer. In the same manner that the early pioneers congregated to celebrate their religions, students on the campus’ of our colleges gather to follow their faiths. The Catholic students of Eastern in the Newman Club met this fall with other Rocky Mountain District clubs in Bozeman for their intercollegiate convention, stressing youth leadership. Eastern Christian Fellowship BACK ROW: Roger D. Goosen. Sandra M. Buck. James R Johnke, D. Maxine Bernhart, Raymond D. Rolfe. Will E. Kirkendall. Ruth R Sieler, Gene V. Holden. Dennis D. Huber. Elizabeth McDougall. SECOND ROW: Irene F McLure. Eleanor R. Fuchs. Mary B Bred. Marjorie C. Hiner, Mary M. Lions, Betty J Zier, Virginia M. Pensis, Lydia J Candee. FRONT ROW: Mary A. Fuchs, president: Catherine H. Larsen, vice-president; Carolyn S. Watkins, secretary; Patricia A Unrau, program chairman. Lutheran Student Association BACK ROW: William N. Jensen. Kenneth I. Hedegaard. William H. Moore. FRONT ROW: Marilyn K. Jensen. Lu Ann Siblerud. Christina R. Harcum. Shirley L. Hanson. Young Democrats BACK ROW: James E Murch. James P Dorsey. Dennis H Edwards. Donald C Johnson. Timothy D Archer. William J. Timms. Thomas P. Johnson. FRONT ROW Paul J. Van Tncht. Edward B Butcher, Hugh Highland. Judy Vandcrsluis, Debbie Hjellum, Pamela G. Butcher. James D. Ziegler, adviser. Young Republicans BACK ROW- David F Slade, Diane M Sutton. Karen I. Ford. FRONT ROW: Worth Christie, James A. Bridger. Lee R. Fears. 59 NATIONAL FORENSICS HONORARY—BACK ROW: Dr. James H. Platt, adviser; Sandra L. Williams, Robert J. Herbolich, James P. Dorsey. Judy M. Knutson. Loralee E. Jones. Jeanne E. Belangic, Richard A. Strecker, Donna M Cunningham. Sharon S. Weaver. Dr. Lincoln J. Aikins. FRONT ROW: Scotte J. Hecht. adviser; Alvena R. Risley, Larry E. Marcus, Dianne L. Koski, Dr. A Kent Marler, adviser. Alpha Mu Gamma 60 HONORARY LANGUAGE SOCIETY-BACK ROW H. L Ambler, adviser; Sandra T. Squires. Dr. Boriss A. Kaleps. adviser; Walter Graf. FRONT ROW: Kathryn Adolph. Dorothy C. Knowling. Susana N. Stuber. Kappa Delta Epsilon The purpose of Kappa Delta Epsilon, a national profession sorority, is to discover and accept responsibilities of leadership in education. Students of the organization must also have been members of the Student Education Association. Initiations are held for new members twice each year. BACK HOW: Dr. Priscilla Smith, Katharine T Johnson. Leora J. Varner. Dr. Helene Northcutt. Darlene C Olson. Constance M. Grotbo. SECOND ROW: Rosalie R Peluso, Patricia Luger, Irene H. Wright. Lillian E Eastlick. Eleanor L Dibble. Carolyn J. Bunch. Patricia Vollstedt. FRONT ROW: Bernice F Wiley, Peggy A Burns. Lloyde K Bishop. Nola B Tinincnko. Kappa Phi Kappa Kappa Phi Kappa is a national fraternity in education. Students in the organization must be scholastically competent and must have been members of Student Education Association. During the 1963 -64 school year, Kappa Phi Kappa sponsored the Beard Growing Contest and the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Speakers from the education field are provided to further the knowledge of fraternity members. BACK ROW: William C. Brown. Leon H Roland, Hugh Highland, Harry M. Allen, James R Edwards. FRONT ROW: Richard A. Kitz-man, Leonard E. Eschler, Dr. Robert E. Glennen, director. 61 Phi Beta Lambda BACK ROW: Milton E. Johnson, adviser; Louis W. Veraldi, adviser; Kenneth W. Chaney. Robert L. Morgan. Donald W Johannes. Fredrick W. Ford. James A. Schick. FOURTH ROW; Clara L. Cooper. Howard S Seaton. Jacob D. Adams. Jerry B Hartnett. Jack R Tait. Wilburn E. Majors. Byron C. Jack-son. THIRD ROW: Sheryl G. Britton. Carol J. Whitmcr, Carolyn J. Bunch. Janet M. Loughney, Elna G. Whalen. Paula L Plymale. Shelly L Brennan. SECOND ROW: Cheryl K Eddy. Elsie L. Aasen. Judith M Dilworth. Karen M. Fox. Arlene M Adsit. Shannon C. Smith, Rose M Hanson. Bonnie L Norby. FRONT ROW: Robert D. Hanson, adviser; Palmer L. Moe, president; Edwin W Morrow, vice-president; Mary T. Mautino. secretary; David D. Kautzmann. treasurer; Jeanette Bieber. adviser. Alpha Psi Omega BACK ROW: James P. Carney. Patricia L. Heffner. Tonita R. Spray. Katherine M. Young, Kenneth A. Clock. FRONT ROW: Patricia A. Watkins, Frederick K. Miller, adviser; Toni K. Cinnamon. Murray A. Hudson. Elizabeth L. Gary. BAND BACK ROW: Bonnie L. Freund, Georgette F Beck. Max S. Byfughn. Doris N Martin. Rex Sutherland, director; Dianne E Rcisig, Glade G. Brinkerhoff. Randal W. Jalox, Donald G. Hoffman. THIRD ROW: Duane T. Mesnard. Gerald E. Luderman. Rodney O. Senner, Dennis D. Huber. Richard S. Forehand. Randolph L. Fordyce, Claude A. Heller. Kenneth L. Penttila, Mary A Fuchs. Richard A. Gomer. Keith W Wallace. Vernon L. Luderman. Carolyn S. Watkins. Roger D. Goosen, Richard D. Stevens. Richard D Fulton. SECOND ROW: Perry A. Scheidecker, Lynell M. Johnson. Fred N. Barta, Rita A Hanson, Marilyn R Dokkcn. Dorothy L. Woody. Virginia E Tooke, Helen M. Matovieh, Carol I Cullen. Willie J. Mathis, Marjorie C. Hiner. Katharine Mendel, Billie J. Keith, Robert Rundle. FRONT ROW Mary L Wilcox. Carol L. Savage, Lynne Braaten, Shirley L. Hanson. Robert J. Hanson. Lloyd C. Florence. Director Rex Sutherland’s facial expressions With a Western spirit of sharing, three band as well as his manual gestures lead the band members use one music sheet, during a basketball game. E.M.C.’s BACK ROW: Perry A Scheidecker, Irving E Mitzman. Donald G. Hoffman. Fredric W. Moses, James H Gray, George R. Fishbaugh. Claude A. Heller. Kenneth I Hedegaard, Robert L. Eckert. Robert J. Hanson. FRONT ROW: Delila J. Fried, Norma R Alstad. Carol I. Cullen, Dianne K Collins. Virginia E Tooke, Judith D Henrickson, Susan K. Stevens, Faith N Pccry, Rosalind Armstrong, Betty J Rossell, Malvrey P. Hill. A Capella Choir BACK ROW: Gerald F. I.uderman. Richard A Gomer, Larry D Brasen. Gerald M Schwend, Richard S. Forehand, Ray P'. McBride, Keith O Anderson. George R Fishbaugh, Louie J Jarussi. Corbett A Strommen. Del Neil Poling. Robert Rundle, Spencer J Hoff. Duane R Johnson. Gary A. Friedly, Fredric W. Moses. Donald G Hoffman. Robert L. Eckert, Kenneth PI Gerke. THIRD ROW: Pamela D. Fichtner. Susan K. Stevens. Joyce E Brandvold, Elsa L. Fordyce, Mary A Smart. Karin L Clift. Judith D. Henrickson. James H. Gray. Willard N. Scott. Haydn R. Hedrick, Loren L Soft. Claude A Heller. Bonnie L. Freund. Christina R Harcum. Faith N. Peery, Carole A Word. Audrey K Strasheim SECOND ROW: Marie P) Soricone. Miriam E Culbertson. Audi a L. Thoreson, Helen M Matovich. Kathleen R Kiner, Ann M Stoddard. Jerry D. Whitmer. Darrell L. Rogeness, John G. Fried, Randolph L. P'ordyce. Rosalind Armstrong. Shirley L Hanson. Yvonne C. Hoff, Barbara A. Reading. Rebecca A. Nelson. FRONT ROW: G Lynn Rodgers. Lynne Braaten. Mary E. Purcell, Susan R. Nave, Mary A Fuchs, Marilyn Chnstofferson. Robert J. Hanson. Bud Mitzman. Irving E. Mitzman, Perry A. Scheidecker, Norma R Alstad. Malvrey P Hill, Clara L. Cooper, Carolyn S. Watkins, Sheila R Kisler, Virginia E. Tooke. Katoya Players BACK ROW: Larry K. Lorfing. Kenneth A. Clock, James L. Deckert. Judy L. Roll, Patricia A. Watkins. Tonita R. Spray. SECOND ROW: Patricia L. Heffner. James P. Carney, Barbara Cantrell, Katherine M. Young. Karen L Clift, Catherine H. Larson. Barry L. Bianchi. FRONT ROW: Murray A. Hudson, Linda Snell, Tom K. Cinnamon. Faith N. Peery, Elizabeth L Gary, Bennie L Bradford. David L Murray. Frederick K. Miller, adviser. Brass Ensemble LEFT TO RIGHT: Donald G. Hoffman. Richard L. Stevens. Randolph L. Fordyce, Claude A. Heller. Duane T Mesnard, Perry A. Scheideeker. 65 Student Education Association BACK HOW: Vernon H. Grosshuesch. adviser; Katharine Mendel. Kathleen A. Christensen. Lillian E. Eastlick. Jane M. Nopen, Leon 11 Roland. Glen E Tusler. Christina R Harcum, Helen L. Beecher. Carolyn J. Bunch. Henrietta M. Reiter. FRONT ROW’: Virginia M. Pensis. Peggy A. Burns. Katharine T Johnson. Mary A. Gardner. Betty J. Zier, Marjorie C Hiner. Rita D. Rankin. Students who choose teaching as a profession have an opportunity to become members of Eastern’s Student Education Association. The organization meets once a month to consider group business and to have panel discussions. Membership dues provide students with the Montana Education Association and National Education Association monthly journals. Outstanding members of SEA are eligible for Kappa Delta Epsilon, a women’s education sorority and for Kappa Phi Kappa, a men’s education fraternity. The president for the 1963-64 school year was Marjorie C Miner. H.P.E.R HEALTH. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION CLUB. BACK ROW: David M Leinwand. Ronald T Marshall. Gary E Hoovestal. John C. Polich. Jay R. Herman. John R. Alex. Ron G. Dahlman. THIRD ROW: Robert W Pipe, Joseph Aha. Richard MacCathertne. James A. Polich, Terry H. Utterback. Gary F. Ray. All Uzri. SECOND ROW: Mary Weber, director: Mrs Alice Stoughton, director; Arlene J. Meyers. Sharon R. Beck. Shirley E Baber. Alice J Dawe, Sue A. Thomas, Tanya L. Ronga. Allen Feldner, director. FRONT ROW: Frank W Alexander. Alex M Nopo. Patricia A Unrau, Sandra M. Hereim. Recreation W.R.A. WOMAN S RECREATION ASSOCIATION. BACK ROW: Mary Weber, director: Sue A. Thomas. Judith A. Berntson, Darlyne E Dascher, Alice J. Olson, Alice J. Dawe. Karen L Daniels. Shirley E Baber, Mona L Johannes, Judith A. Hunter. Linda L Dunbar. Joan M. Hapeman. FRONT ROW: Arlene J. Meyers. Mary L. Wilcox. Carol I. Cullen. Tanya L Ronga. Sandra M. Heriem, Shangra L. Crawford. Carol A. Doyle. Carolyn G. Rossell. Betty J. Rossell. Margaret A. Paulson. 67 E Club BACK ROW: James C Barrus. Eugene Brosovich. Gary M. Monahan. Lonzo M. Carter. THIRD ROW: John M Strange. Gordon D Myron, Robert J Del Priore, William A Arbizzani, David M Blaquiere. Larry E. Jordan SECOND ROW: Joseph Alia, Richard N Case, John N Quarles, Fred E Hogue, James A. Polich. FRONT ROW: Nels Christiansen, adviser; Dennis J Fisher. John C Polich. Gary F. Ray, John R Alex. Kenneth Karr, adviser. Bowling Team BACK ROW: William H Moore. Garv L Gunderson FRONT ROW: Shangra L. Crawford. Sharon R Beck, Margaret A. Burgess. Marjorie K. Dunbar. Lifeguard Corps BACK ROW: Ali Y Uzri, Thomas C Spasoff, adviser. SECOND ROW: Jen R. Rasmussen. Leola A. Martin, C. Jeanne Wehr, Alice J. Dawe. FRONT ROW: David M. Lein-wand, Robert Bundle. Ski Club BACK ROW: Larry Lennon. Thomas E. Nickle, Gerald D. Wrench. THIRD ROW Robert L Anderson. Bruce R Benner. Terry Idstrom. (unidentified), (unidentified). Kenneth L. Penttila, John F. Eusek. SECOND ROW: U. Veleso. Mary K Straight, (unidentified). Kathleen E Gainan. Karen M Fox. Jeanne E Belangie, Mary A. Gardner. FRONT ROW: Betty C Hyde. Lawrence M. Hayes. Gary R. Fair. Roberta L Bennett. 69 CHEERLEADERS Each fall Eastern’s cheerleaders are chosen in a pep assembly by a student vote. During the following school year, the activities of these cheerleaders include leading supporters of the Eastern Yellowjackets at basketball and football games. Promoting school spirit is their specialty whether it is cheering at away from home games or leading the band in the Homecoming Parade. The head cheerleader for 1963-64 was Sandra L. Barney. Janet A. Russell, Linda L. Legard, Sandra K. Hamley, Sandra L. Barney. The Retort BACK ROW: Thomas P Johnson. Kerry I. Burns. Peter R. Schmidt. Howard C. Stuart. Eugene R. Smollack. James B. McGovern. All Y Al Uzri FRONT ROW Darlene L Praast. Richard G Frohnen. adviser. NOT PICTURED: Salvatore M Benanti. Benjamin L. Brown. John T Kowalski. Judith L. Larkin. Ronald K Olson, adviser; Carol L. Savage, Carol S. White. The Rimrock BACK ROW- John T Kowalski. Peter R. Schmidt, David E Nelson, Ronald K Olson, adviser. FRONT ROW: Lon M Smith, Sherry G. Button, Mary J. Pratt. Tanva L Ronga. NOT PICTURED: Benjamin L Brown. Kenneth E Gerke. Walter Graf. Paula J Simard. Eugene R Smol-lack, Richard Krohnen, adviser. 72 Rodeo Club BACK ROW: John P Nose, John E Row, Dean E Smith, Maynard A Bills, Fred I. Anderson. Claude V Corrigan. James K Liles. SECOND ROW: Susan R Nave, Patricia D Popelka, Carol J. Hossfeld. P. Lynn Erickson, Linda L. Dunbar FRONT ROW: Sue A. Schanz, Darlyne E Dascher, Ben C. Steele, adviser; Larry E Jordan, Harry K. Berg. Art Club BACK ROW: Katharine T Johnson, Katherine A Horsfall, Richard E Cottrill, David R Maloney, John A. Bauer, Arnold E Owen, Anita C. White, Vernon C Patrick. Ann S. Calkin SECOND ROW: Bonnie L. Miller, Rosalind Armstrong, Ben C. Steele, adviser; John A. Armstrong, Larry T. Douglas, John B. Northcutt. 73 International Relations BACK ROW: Roger W. Snow, adviser; Melvin Roe. adviser; William J Timms, Norman R Downie, Benjamin F Hawkins. Kenneth V. Finney, Jan Heytz. Brian L Beecher. FRONT ROW: Walter M Jones. Penelope A. Hoover. Sue B Holiman, Karen I Ford. I. Janet Normandeau. Dr. Harold McCleave, adviser. Math Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Samuel G. Brenden. Maurice Evans. Mrs Louise T. Curtis. Guy L. Clawson Leon H. Roland. iMr. Hiller, guest lecturer; Oliver W. Peterson, adviser. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE First row: Sandra L. Flanze, Dianne K. Collins, co-chairman; Kenneth E. Seyler, co-chairman; Kathleen C. Parriott, Elaine Purcell. Second row: Mr. Cal Wheelock, Timothy D. Archer, Gilbert G. Brehen, John G. Fried, Edward B. Butcher, Camilla K. Livingston, Jane M. Nopen, Sandra L. Barney, Thomas P. Johnson, Frederick A. Bader, William N. Jensen, Mr. Warren Norden. Third row: Richard F. DeVille, James A. Boland, Ray S. Romine. Carrying out the theme of the Montana Centennial, the Homecoming Committee worked hard and long to produce a homecoming as authentic to the real West as the earlier days. To them we are indebted for a few days of western life as it must have been, along with the fun and excitement that this occasion brings. Foreign Language Club BACK ROW: Richard D. Fulton, Daniel R. Kercher, David E Bethka, Larry S Larsen. Rebecca L. Bassett, Irene M Messmer. Julia A. Duncan. Charles G. Haines. Terry A. Riley SECOND ROW: H L Ambler, adviser; Roberta L. Bennett, Mary I Canon. Carolyn M. Vanek, Sandra K Hamley, Sandra T. Squires, Donna R Ridenour. Boriss A. Kaleps. adviser; Susana N. Stuber, Dorothy C Know ling, Kathleen R Kiner, Kerry I Burns, James A. Schick FRONT ROW: Barbara I. Norville, Kathryn Adolph. Walter Graf. Karyl M. Keup A. W. S. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS —BACK ROW; Carol Saunders, adviser; Dorothy N. Heidema. Ruth A. d'Autremont. Susana N. Stuber. SECOND ROW Dona L McManis, Jean A. Reppe. Donna R Ridenour. Char-leen R. Adams. Joan R Coiarchik, Dianne K Collins, M Elaine Purcell. FRONT ROW: Barbara J. Clift. Marilyn K Foss, Alvcna R. Risley, Bernice F. Wiley. Charleen R. Yeager. 76 Student Legislature BACK ROW: Hugh Highland, Leon H Roland. Larry L. Harman. James A Boland. Allen J Fischer. Michael P Anderson THIRD ROW: David C Nordlund, Jacquelyn T Cooper. Kenneth W Schmidt. Robert J Herbo-lich, Richard F DeVillc, Joseph A Hilts. SECOND ROW: David E Nelson, Carolyn C Witkins. Joan C. Jewell. Judith A. Hunter. FRONT ROW: Dr George W Rollins, adviser; Jeffrey D. Wyard, Daniel R. Kercher. William N. Jensen, Pamela J. White, Larry E. Marcus. William D. Williams, adviser. The Student Legislature is the governing body for the students at Eastern. It meets regularly to conduct such business as appropriating funds to the activities of the college. Officers elected for the 1963-64 school year were: President, William N. Jensen and Vice-President. Daniel R. Kercher. A Secretary and Business Manager were appointed by the president: eight Representatives-at-Large were elected by the students, and two members were elected from each class. During the 1963-64 school year, William N. Jensen and James A. Boland represented Eastern Montana College on a trip to Washington, D.C. Student Union Board BACK ROW: George D. Losee. Richard A. Strecker, Claude A Heller. Larry L. Harman. Richard F. DeVille. SECOND ROW: Sandra R. Aleksich, Ruth A d'Autremont. FRONT ROW: Warren C Norden. director; Ann E Fraser. Ray S. Romine, president; Cynthia A Allison, Raymie E McKerrow. NOT PICTURED: Fred E Hogue, James J Werner, Richard G. Whitmore. The Student Union Board, elected by the students, governs the Student Union. The Board provides policies for the use of Union facilities on campus. These facilities include: music listening rooms, a browsing library, a ballroom, meeting and dining rooms, a large main lounge, a T.V. lounge, student organization offices, a college Bookstore, snack bar and cafeteria. The Student Union Fee of $6.00 per quarter, plus income from concessions, provide finances for the building program and Union activities. Under the supervision of the Student Union director, the Board sponsors such activities as the Halloween Masquerade Dance, faculty and student art exhibits, a billiards tournament and a Christmas Wassail party. During January 1964 the Student Union celebrated the anniversary of its second year in Rimrock Hall. Rimrock Dormitory Council BACK ROW: Sharon S Weaver, Jill A Conwell, Jean A. Reppe, Charlccn R Adams. Marie E Callison, Susan S. Hawke, Susan K. Stevens, Bonnie L. Freund, Ruth A d’Autremont, Pamela J. White, Charleen R. Yeager, Marjorie K. Dunbar, Judith A. Hunter. Donna E Skerritt. Joan R. Colarchik, Dianne K. Collins, Margaret A. Paulson. M. Elaine Purcell. Judy A. Cantwell. Lorraine A Kanekiyo. FRONT ROW: Carol Saunders, adviser; Karen L. Davidson. Leora J. Varner, Donna L. Buckles, Lloyde K. Bishop, Karen M. Cornelius. Leola A. Martin, Mrs. Herta Saborowski, head resident. VOLUNTEER WORKERS AT THE DESK IN RIMROCK HALL. WOMEN S RESIDENCE HALL-BACK ROW: Sharon K. Green-wait. Sharon L. Anderson, Mary Lou E Simonis. Patricia J. Stewart. Paula L. Plymale, Lois D. Brafford, Katharine Mendel. Sonja M. Syness. Donna R. Anderson. FRONT ROW: Emily L. Weber, Elizabeth L. Gary. NOT PICTURED: Patricia A. Heller. Paula J. Simard. Virginia Schultz, Susan S. Hawke, Lloyde K. Bishop. 79 A Readers Theatre BACK ROW: Robert J. Middleton, George D. Losee, Barbara J Ziegler. Judy M Knutson, Margaret G. Moore. Catherine M Young, Del Neil Poling, Douglas G. Wilson. FRONT ROW: M. Aletha Whiteman, Raymie E. McKerrow. Cisel Hall Dormitory Council 80 BACK ROW: Robert E O'Conner. John N. Quarles. Salvatore Benanti. Joseph Alia, David W. Mouat. Guy L. Clawson. FRONT ROW: Patrick W Boyer. W Ronald Walker. Donald Adams, T David Groza, Glade G Brinkerhoff, James D. Ziegler, adviser; Willie J. Mathis. Hovtava’S jMM Mp H WWWW � EDUCATION ATHLtTICS EMC Football 64 v. Mr. Allen Feldner, a member of the EMC the Eastern-Weber State game. Weber, a coaching staff, spots for the 'Jackets during Big Sky Conference team, won the game 13-7. Yellowjackeis 1963 — Front row, left to right: James A. Polich, Fred W. Ford. John C. Polich, Loren L. Soft, James C. Barrus, Phil G. Schneider, John N. Quarles, John E. Row, Robert D. Loughrie. Second row: Richard N. Case, Larry E. Jordan, Dave R. Maloney, Dennis J. Fisher, Ron W. Gambish. Richard L. MacCatherine, Michael J. Roy, Chuck L. West-phal, Lonzo M. Carter, Gary A. Carter. Third row: Douglas W. Woltersdorf, James L. Price. Bill A. Arbizzani, Douglas G. Quilling, John R Alex, Raymond Willett, Larry B. Boyd, Dennis G. Swensgard, Dave M. Blaquiere, Gordon D. Myron. Fourth row: Gary M. Monahan, Gary F. Ray, Claude V. Corrigan. Bill E. Holzworth, Tom D. McGivern, Larry D. Semenza, Rick D. Neill, Eugene A. Brosovich, Sal M. Benanti. Eastern stopped Rocky 51-0 to hold the Annual Roundtable award, the Tomahawk, for the seventh straight season. Ray Willett’s fumble did not hold the 'Jackets during the Eastern-Rocky game. Oscar Bjorgum and team listen to halftime lecture. «• Loren L. Soft was the only player in the MCC to make both the offensive and defensive all-conference teams. He was also voted Eastern’s most valuable lineman. Richard MacCatherine was named to the All-MCC team as an offensive halfback as well as being voted Eastern’s most valuable back. WILLIAM A. ARBIZZANI OFFENSIVE CENTER JAMES L. PRICE OFFENSIVE GUARD GORDON D. MYRON DEFENSIVE LINEBACKER DENNIS J. FISHER DEFENSIVE HALFBACK Indiana State Wins Holiday Tourney; Eastern Takes Third A1 Walker goes up for rebound against St. Thomas player in Holiday Tourney. Eastern won 89-83. Fred Lamoreaux is surrounded by Western Washington hoopsters as he fights for ball. Washington defeated Eastern 68-63. ■ 90 1963-64 Yellow jackets--Front row, left to right James A. Noening, Fred C Lamoreaux, Joseph A. Rinella, captain; Fred Golub, Harvey J Munford Back row, Bruce N. Boynton. Patrick J Flanagan. Kenneth E Seylcr, Eric A. Hedges, Frank W. Alexander. Richard A. Walker, Dennis R Mclntcer, Ronald P. Aschoff. Dennis E. Clymore, Robert D. Fladmo, and Michael E. Moran. It seems as though Bob Fladmo is getting off a booming punt in Mines game as Harvey Munford observes his style. Pat Flanagan lays up two points against Mines as Eastern routed the Orediggers 1 OH-42. Dennis Clymore looks determined as he drives for the basket against Western Washington. “It’s mine,” claims Jim Noening while opponent tries to tell him otherwise. Yellowjackct sparkplug Joe Rinella gets the jump on defender in drive for bucket. Fred Lamoreaux Second Team Joe Rinella First Team EMC 87 90 108 63 81 78 78 71 85 63 Harvey Munford Second team CONFERENCE Conference Record Opponents Northern Rocky Mines Carroll Northern Rocky Western Western Mines . Carroll Jim Noening First team Non-Conference Record EMC Opponents Score 71 Dickinson................................... 58 82 Dickinson 53 73 Gonzaga 69 70 Gonzaga . 103 63 Weber ...................................... 79 73 Weber 89 78 Westminster 84 82 Westminster 95 77 ISU 73 42 U. of New Mexico ... 88 52 Phillips Oilers 67 68 ISU 80 “Who, me?” Bob Fladmo drives against Weber. The victorious Yellowjackets pose for shot after winning the NAIA District Five Championship. Standing: Dennis F. Clymore, Robert D Fladrno. Richard A Walker. James H Noening, Harvey J. Munford. Dennis R Mclnteer. Fred Golub. Fred C Lamoreaux, Kenneth E. Seyler. and Randall L Hannah, Manager. Kneeling: President Steele. Mike Harkins, coach; Joseph A. Rinella, captain; Nels Christiansen. assistant coach, and Dr. Alterowitz. The Eastern cagers ended their 1963-64 basketball campaign when they lost to Rockhurst. Mo, 77-70. in the first game of the NAIA Championship Tournament at Kansas City. However, the 'Jackets, who were the NAIA District Five champs, gave Rockhurst. who went on to win the NAIA championship. one of its toughest games. A first in Eastern basketball history this year was the televising of three home games by KULR-TV of Billings. The televised games were enjoyed by thousands of fans throughout the Midland Empire. As well as winning their third consecutive MCC championship, the Eastern hoopsters stepped up to a higher class and took on three Big Sky teams as well as the nationally ranked University of New Mexico. 97 I Track Head track coach Nels Christiansen's best event seems to be shoveling sawdust into the high-jump pit. Jim Johnson clears a low hurdle in good shape during practice session. 100 Gary Carter and Ken Finney represented Eastern Montana College at the Montana State College Indoor Invitational Track Meet April 4 in Bozeman. Carter won the discus event and set a meet record; Finney placed second in the two mile event. Gary Carter Discus Ken Finney Distance Runner Baseball Robert E. Lee, coming to Eastern Spring Quarter, 1964, took over the responsibilities of baseball coach and will assume the duties of head football coach next fall. Jim and John Polich, pitcher and catcher, were mainstays for the 'Jackets through the 1964 season. Clarence Lala takes his turn at bat during practice. 102 The action-packed murals by Art Instructor Ben C. Steele dominate the lobby of the Physical Education Building and represent the spirit of all P.E. activity in and around the structure. Portions of the mural, done in 1961, are pictured on this page. MONTANA TERRITORIAL ART SHOW Montana State Board of Regents LEFT TO RIGHT: John D. French. Mrs. Marjorie W King. John E O'Neill. M E Richard. Harriet Miller. State Superintendent; Governor Tim Bal coek. Attorney General Forrest H. Anderson. A. A Arras. Jr.; Gordon Mullen-dore, Dr. Gordon Doering. Boynton G. Paige DR. II. L. STEELE, President President’s Message Our national and state system of education is based on opportunity—the idea that every student should go as far as he is able, and should develop his abilities to the fullest. Historically, progress has been achieved only by departure from conformity, by the trial and gradual acceptance of new practices and ideas proven through experience. During your period of study at Eastern you have been encouraged to think creatively, to plan constructively. and to become personally responsible for your particular achievement in the future. You have been exposed to principles and ideas derived from differing economic, religious, and ethnic backgrounds, and given the freedom necessary to allow you to develop an awareness, understanding and appreciation for each. Thus, your experience at Eastern provides not only training for your future vocational aspirations, but also a vital proving ground for development of attitudes and interests that will enable you to make a definite contribution to a society of many cultures. H. L. Steele President 107 Local Executive Committee Otis L. Packwood Irving J- Staid Mrs. H. C. Dillavou The function of the Local Executive Committee is to periodically visit Eastern Montana College to appraise the condition of the educational facilities, campus grounds, and student living quarters. Each June they submit reports and make recommendations to the State Board concerning the needs of Eastern. Academic Council BACK ROW: Dr. George H Gloege, Dr. Wilson F. Clark. Dr. Harold McCleave. SEATED: Reuben J. Schlaht. Dr. C. Robert Waterman. Dr. George W. Rollins, Louis W. Veraldi, President Dr. H. L. Steele, Mrs. Maxine Mayer, E. Lyle Cooper, Dr. William A. Garrison. Dr. Glen Johnson. The Academic Council’s duty is to evaluate and to review programs and policies of Eastern. When it is necessary, they formulate new policies for both the faculty and the student body. ■ 109 Dr. William A. Garrison Director Counseling ADMINISTRATION Francis G. Morgan Registrar Director, Admissions Dr. C. Robert Waterman Dean, Division of Education Vernon H. Grosshuesch Director Campus School 110 ADMINISTRATION Calvin E. Wheelock Coordinator Special Events Reuben J. Schlaht Business Manager 111 Office Staff BACK HOW: Mrs Hazel Dunbar, Marion Herim. Jo Ann Dobrowski. Mrs. Elaine Larimer. Mrs. Ireta Daniel, Mrs. Muriel Solie. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Gayle Strausburg. Mrs. Betty Curran. Mrs. Gesine Groshart, Mrs. Ellen Hall, Mrs Janice Amen. Sharon Kingory. Mrs. Ada Hanson SECOND ROW Mrs Fran Thorsness, Mrs. Mary Cundiff. Mrs. Bonnie Crowner. Mrs. Judy Ellis, Mrs. Ginny Porter, Mrs. Margaret Moronick, Karen Cutler. FRONT ROW: Mrs Maxine Mayer, Mrs. Peggy Johnson. Elizabeth Wagner. Mrs. Dorothy Yontz, Mrs. Bonnie Bush. Mrs. Dorothy Justice. Health Center Campus School Faculty Mrs. Adclc Thiel, R. N.; Dr. John Schaeffer, director; Mrs. Marilyn Wheeler, secretary. BACK ROW: Mrs. Violet Papp. Mrs. Evelyn Emerson, Mrs. Cheri Anderson, Mrs Joan Selvidge, Mrs. Margaret Lau-son. Mrs Shirley Voyta, Mrs. Irene Sorlie. FRONT ROW: Vernon Gross-huesch, director: Timothy Mares. Jack Hall, Mrs. Mary Cundiff, Mrs. Hazel Dunbar. Student Union Warren C. Norden, Director Food Service David May. director; Flora Womak. Rose Reiter. Ina Christensen. Helen Wether-ford. Thelma Olin. Lila Laber. Maybelle Miller, Eva Stephens. Cy Nikkei. Bookstore Mrs. Edna Frost, manager; Mrs. Violette Romek, Lynn McCall, Wallace Anderson. Building and Grounds Mental Hygiene Clinic John Carpani, Superintendent John Farber, Dr. Lino M. Lapenna, director; Mrs. Jean Mclnerney. Cerebral Palsy Center FRONT ROW: Dr. Everett Peery. John Taylor. Mrs Vera Stenehjem. BACK ROW': Mrs. Florence Louk. Carl Hanson. Mrs. Ann Luderman. Mrs. Grace Johnsrud. Robert Canetta, Mrs. Inez Jamison, Mrs. Lena Corey. Division of Language and Literature BACK ROW: Eugene L Herbert, Richard H Tyler. Emil Ponich, Boriss A Kaleps, Dr. John H. Kelson. SECOND ROW: Maurice H. Stump. Dr. Aaron P Small. Dr Robert N. Noyes. Dr. Charles F. Gruenert, Ronald K Olson. Robert F Gee. FRONT ROW: E. Lyle Cooper, chairman; Miss Anne M. Arnold. Mrs. Amalie R. Shannon. Mrs. Malena J. Swain, Richard G. Frohnen. Earl A. Keffer. Division of Humanities 114 BACK ROW: John J Yianmas, Ben C. Steele. Dr. Glen Johnson. Frederick K Miller. FRONT ROW Dr Fred R Van Valkcnburg, chairman. Dr. Helene B. Northcutt. George F Perkins, Rex L. Sutherland, C Paul Thompson. NOT PICTURED: William G. Schulz. Henry L Skoglund. Division of Social Science BACK ROW: Dr. George W. Rollins. Melvin W. Roe, Dr. Dale D. Daugherty. James D Ziegler. Arthur E Soulsby. FRONT ROW Dr. Harold McCleave, social science chairman; Roger W. Snow, Elmer Andersen. BACK ROW: M E Johnson. Tom M Holt, Robert D. Hanson FRONT ROW: Louis W. Veraldi. business chairman; Miss Angehne Ekstrand, Miss Jeanette Bieber. Division of Science BACK ROW: Richard W. Peterson. Dr. James A. Lipp, James Riddell. Oscar L. Aim, Lavoir Banks, Arthur G. Davidson. SECOND ROW: Dr. Eugene W. Elliott. Gary D. Day. John B. Mueller, Mrs. Rosemary M Menges. Maurice Evans. Elmer Andersen. FRONT ROW: Dr. Wilson F. Clark, chairman; William F. Hoheiscl. Dr. George H Gloege, Oliver W. Peterson. NOT PICTURED: Robert A. Redding. 115 Division of Education BACK ROW: Dr C Robert Waterman, chairman; Dr C Hap Gilliland, Dr. Albert Hopkins. Vernon H. Grosshuesch. Dr William A Garrison. Dr Charles B Price Dr James H. Platt. Richard Gruber. Chester H. Roberts. Dr Robert E Glennen. Dr Chris B Hale FRONT ROW: Dr Priscilla R Smith. Patricia Huger, Dr. Helen E Wilson. Dr Darleen B Stephens. Mrs Emma L Melton NOT PICTURED: Dr Earl K Warne. BACK ROW: Gerald Neyland. Allen Feldner. Thomas Spasoff. Nels Christiansen. Kenneth Karr. Harry Harkins. FRONT ROW: Dr. Harold S Alterowitz, Mrs. Alice Stoughton. Mary L. Weber. Oscar M Bjorgum. 116 118 Oeniop Class Off icers Back Row, Loren L. Soft, vice president; Middle Row, Jane M Nopen, president; Dixine K La Seur, treasurer; Front Row, Shela K Van Ness, secretary; Not Pictured. David E. Nelson, representative; Leon H. Roland. representative. FRANK W. ALEXANDER Billings JAMES C. BARRUS Billings ONEITA L. BLAYLOCK Silesia Tl JOSEPH ALIA Saddle Brook, N J. SHARON R. BECK Fort Shaw BETTY W BRADLEY Bil'iings DONNA ATKINS Livingston HELEN L BEECHER Billings GILBERT G BREHAN Billings JOYCE R BAILEY Billings Wt5 RUTH M. BROOKS Powell, Wyo. 119 WILLIAM C. BROWN Billings PEGGY A. BURNS Billings DONNA E. CHILBERG Billings FREDERICK CUNNINGHAM Myers I KAREN L DAVIDSON Libby SHARON L DOUGLAS Eureka LEONARD E. ESCHLER Billings FREDRICK W, FORD Sidney LAWRENCE E. FREDRICK Billings 120 FRED GOLUB CAMILLE D. GONDER Brooklyn. N.Y. Livingston WALTER GRAF Billings STANLEY C. GROTBO Billings JERRY B. HARTNETT Billings DONALD C. HATCHER Billings SANDRA M. HEREIM Harlowton GARY D HICKEY Billings JOSEPH A. HILTS Roundup WILLIAM E HOLZWORTH THOMAS T. HOVLAND Glendive Billings Kw BETTY C. HYDE Billings JENEANE H JANICH Billings BEVERLY A. JELLISON Billings ELSIE L JOHNSTON Laurel KAREN H KARNOP Harlowton I LARRY E. MARCUS Laurel GERALD A. MARSHALL Hardin RONALD T MARSHALL Roberts LEOLA A. MARTIN Ross Fork WILLIE J. MATHIS Casper, Wyo. mary e McAllister Crow Agency JANE H. McMINN Billings JAMES L MILBURN Billings 122 LEON H ROLAND Pavillion. Wyo. RAY S. ROMINE Billings BETTY J. ROSSELL Billings JOHN C. ROGERS Billings li� DEWEY SWANK Billings JACK R. TAIT Forsyth NORMA E. SMITH Billings HELEN K. SULLIVAN Billings 124 f U, .. -4 ROBERTA E. WILBER Billings MARTHA VAN VALKENBURG LEORA J. VARNER Columbus Terry 125 Junior Class Off icers Back Row. John G. Fried, vice president; Middle Row. Richard F. DeVille, representative; Front Row. Donna K Ridenour, treasurer; Charleen K. YeaRer, secretary. Judith A. Hunter, representative; Larry L. Harman, president. 126 JOHN R. ALEX Hinghain NORMA R. ALSTAD Billings ROBERT L. ANDERSON White Sulphur Springs r. ft km JOHN A. ARMSTRONG Laurel ARTHUR BENNETT Bronx, N. Y. BRAD E BERTHELSON Conrad LLOYDE K. BISHOP Helena JANET A. BOYD Hudson, Iowa MARGARET A. BURGESS Billings EDWARD B. BUTCHER Winifred ANN S. CALKIN Billings LONZO M CARTER Lewistown 127 CLARK L. COBERLY Billings JOAN R. COLARCH1K Raynesford RUTH A d'AUTREMONT Lewistown RICHARD F. DeVILLE Bearcreek DON H. DILWORTH Billings 0 LARRY T DOUGLAS Browning 41 li i AJl LILLIAN E. EASTLICK Molt JOHN M FOOTTIT Billings KAREN I. FORD Billings ALLAN E FOREMAN Worden KAREN M. FOX Havre DELILA J. FRIED Baker 128 STEPHEN KOPAS Saddle Brook. N J LARRY S. LARSEN Billings DAVID M. LEINWAND Brooklyn. N. Y. MARY A MAHONEY Jordan DAVE R. MALONEY Akron. Ohio LEOLA A MARTIN Ross Fork HELEN M MATOVICH Columbus KATHARINE MENDEL Winifred JANICE A. MEYERS laurel ARNOLD E. OWEN Philipsburg VICKI L. PATEK Billings ROBERT W PIPE Billings 130 JAMES A. POUCH Rosebud DENNIS D. SCHMIDT Billings RUTH R. SIELER Plevna DONNA E. SK ERR ITT Scobey JOHN A. STENBERG Billings RICHARD A. STRECKER Billings WILLIAM A. SWANSON Forsyth 131 ALAUNI S. TUATOO Tutulia, American Samoa FRANKEE E. WALLIS Billings JERRY P. WAX Billings DON W. WHITE Boyd DOUGLAS G. WILSON Miles City SHARON R. WOLSKE Shepherd 132 Sophomore Class Off icers Back Row. Kenneth W Sehmidth, representative; Middle Row. James P. Dorsey, vice .president, Front Row. Ray E McKerrow, president; Dianna L. Koski, treasurer; Patricia M. Clark, secretary; Michael P. Anderson, representative. CHARLEEN R ADAMS Townsend KATHRYN ADOLPH Billings JUDITH L ALBRECHT Lewistown JANICE L. ALLEN Shell. Wyo. DONNA R ANDERSON Anaconda FRANCES M. ARNEY Grey bull, Wyo. MARK ASTLE Billings SHIRLEY E. BABER Miles City FREDERICK A BADER Hardin GARY D BAKER Billings SANDRA L. BARNEY Great Falls SHIRLEY I. BARRETT Roundup CLIFFORD A BEAN Billings GEORGETTE F BECK Forsyth RUSSELL D. BECKER Ballantine SAM P BELLING Richland MARTIN D. BERLANT Billings SHELLY L BRENNAN Big Timber MARY I. CANON Bioadus JUDY A, CANTWELL Livingston TONI K. CINNAMON Billings 135 CLARA L COOPER Fishtail JACQUELYN T COOPER Billings KAREN M. CORNELIUS Browning CAROL I. CULLEN Konan JAMES E. CURRY Ekalaka LEON R DAHL Ellondalo, N. D. ROBERT J. DEL PRIORE Brooklyn, N. Y. JUDITH M. DILWORTH Billings CAROL C. DOKKEN Glasgow LINDA L. DUNBAR Musselshell STANLEY D. EASTLICK Molt ROBERT L. ECKERT Lew is town 136 MARY A EGGEN Absarokee VIVIAN A. ERDAHL Malta JANET M ERICKSON Forsyth LYNN P. ERICKSON Ryegate LA VERN L. ERLENBUSCH Miles City NICOLE F EVELAND Helena THOMAS M FAHRENBRUCH Billings JAMES B FICHTNER Billings ANN E. FRASER Billings ELIZABETH N GALE Billings ELAINE M. GARFIELD Circle MARIA G GHIKAS Sheridan. Wyo. 137 PHIL D GIBBS Billings BERNETTIE H. GREENLEE Plevna CAROL A. GROSE Melrose DAVID T. GROZA Akron, Ohio PAULA M. GUSICK Sheridan. Wyo. RONALD L. HAGAN Billings BARBARA R HANCOCK Medicine Lake KENNETH I HEDEGAARD Billings PATRICIA L. HEFFNER Billings SANDRA D. HELVIK Wibaux KATHLEEN A. HICKS Geraldine MALVREY P. HILL Decatur, Ind. 138 OWEN K. HILLSTROM Glasgow FRED E HOGUE Basin, Wyo. GENE V. HOLDEN Billings LINDA R. HOWE Billings ROGER N. JACOBSON Billings MARILYN K. JENSEN Circle ROBERT L. JOHNKE Winnett CAROL L. JONES Worland, Wyo. KAREN K KANE Broadus LORRAINE A KANEKIYO Kaumakani, Kauai, Hawaii WILLIAM R KARNOP Harlowton BILLIE J. KEITH Kalispell 139 JAMES D KELLY Hardin JIM W. K EM BEL Billings DOUGLAS L KERN Plevna WILL E KIRKENDALL Billings KAREN M KIRKPATRICK Terry DOROTHY C. KNOWLING Billings JOYCE J LEY Billings BONITA M LIVENGOOD Plevna DOUG G. LOSEE Billings KENNETH D KOLSKI Billings CATHERINE H. LARSEN Fishtail KAREN E. LEE Plentywood 140 I -! (T it 4ik DAVID L. 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Sharon S 60. 79. 145 105 No. 29th St. BILLINGS, MONTANA CONGRATULATIONS STUDENTS From Your COLLEGE BOOK STORE Slop in and See Us When You Visit Your Alma Mater EDNA FROST. Manager — R. SCHl.AHT. Director Student Assistants 190 White. Carol S 71. 169 White. Donnie W 132 White. Pamela J. 18. 2 1. 54. 55. 77. 79. 145 White. Randy D 80. 169 Whiteman. M Aletha 169 Whitmer. Carol J. 54 62. H5 Whitmer Jerry D. 64 Whitmore. Richard G 78 Wilber. Roberta E 125 THINK YOUNG HAVE A PEPSI! PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. BILLINGS. MONTANA Franchised Bottlers of • PEPSICOLA • TEEM • PATIO DIET COLA • NESBITTS ORANGE • HIRES ROOT BEER • CANADA DRY BEVERAGES Wilcox Mary I. Wilder Uarda C Wiley. Bernice F Willett. Raymond Williams, fclmer 1 Williams. Sandra L. Williams. William D Willoughby. Jean E. Wilson. Douglas G Wilson. Helen E Wohler Darlene A Wolfe. Sharon A Wolske. Sharon R Woltersdorf. Douglas W Womak. Flora Wood. Neal M Woodard. Marilynn Y Woody Dorothy L Woodworth. Donna Word Carole A Wrench. 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I 70 69 61 170 55. 77. 145 76 79. 126 114 112 26 62. 65. 80 54 80 59. 80. 115 58. 66. 170 145 146 I 191 Advertising Index ANACONDA COMPANY 178 BILLINGS AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION 187 BILLINGS LAUNDRY SANITONE CLEANERS 172 BARNETT OPTICIANS 175 COLLEGE BOOKSTORE 190 COLES DEPARTMENT STORE 184 GOODIES SPUD CHIPS 184 HART-ALBIN CO 182 HILLING’S PHARMACY .189 HUMBLE OIL REFINING CO. 183 KASPER’S PHOTO SHOP 190 LINDAMOOD MUSIC CO. 181 MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE 186 MARION OPTICIANS.. 185 MEADOW GOLD PRODUCTS 179 MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY 181 MILDRED-HAZEL SHOP 174 MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES CO. .177 MONTANA POWER CO. 175 PIN CUSHION .180 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. 191 PETER YEGEN, JR. 186 RIMROCK LODGE . 188 SAUNDERS CASH WAY LUMBER CO. 176 VAUGHN-RAGSDALE . 177 WESTWARD HO LODGE 180 WESTER N LITHO-PRI NT 173 WOOLWORTH F. W. CO. 188 WESTERN LlTHO PRINT. INC -� —■' ■ —------------ — I «� -■ r? The Western Larch is a species ___of evergreen that is character- •'-7 zed by longevity and hardiness. As it grows where nothing grew before, it provides a protective cover under which many other species emerge and flourish, often overshadowing the Larch. ' I r : -