Montana State University Bozeman - Montanan Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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This year after year's of debate the students of Montana State approved a plan whereby a Health and Physical Education Center will be built. The proposed struc- ture will have ample space to provide for student activities such as dances, rodeos and livestock shows, as well as athletic con- tests. The new building will be joined to the present gymnasium and will be located to the west ot this structure. Plans are still in the tentative stage but members of the student-faculty planning board hope that construction can begin within the next year. This entire plan is one which will benefit athletics at Montana State greatly, a step toward a bigger and better future. Peggy Blankenship, Marianne Llewellyn, Joyce Naranche, Marilyn Mockel THE GYMNASIUM Denise Lehrkind, Ann Saunders.

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Left to right, seated: Vince Veto, Cecil Kent, Frank London, Ace Cacciatore, Ron Harcharik, Terry Paoletti, Tom Hoff, John Digirolorno, Tom l-lalpin, Harvey Wylie, Herb Roberts. Knealing: Neal Christensen, Dan Homes, Del Layman, Lino Rauzi, Gene Powers, Don Edwards, Moe Embleton, Del Lingle, Roy Pezoldt, Jim Ageris, Ray Schoessler, Gene Schilling, Chuck Peters, Howard Ruby, Vic Berra. Third row: Everett McGlothlin, Jim Posewitz, Hal Walker, Jack Meakins, Don Knechtges, Ed Conaughton, Neil Karthauser, Jerry Shaw, Tom Doman, Ed Ritt, Ron Rockey, Jim Repphun, Wayne Weiler, Jerry Miller, John Wilkinson. Bock row: Bob Black, Bernie Brown, Larry Johns, Mike Zunchich, Tom Watson, Larry Luzoff, Ron Warzeka, Bill Salonen, Bill Lorenz, Dick Tomcheck, Neal Egan, Larry Stiff. MSC TAKES FIRST IN CONFERENCE The Bobcats showed fine form this season by capping the l954 Rocky Moun- tain Conference title, their first since 1946, chalking up six consecutive conference Wins to show MSC. fans the most outstand- ing season in the history of the school. Under the expert coaching of Tony Storti and his assistants, Dale Digerness, Max Kimberly, and Wally Lemm, the MSC. gridders dropped only one contest, to Mon- tana State University on the Grizzlies' home iield. Idaho State and Western Colorado, were M.S.C.'s greatest threats to climbing to the top in the conference and the Cats rallied to upset Idaho early on the sched- ule. Then in two action packed games, at Gatton Field, the Cats rolled over Western and knocked ldaho for the second time. This gave Montana State their seven in a row. With a majority of sophomores and freshmen stars pushing the Cats to these victories the outlook for the l955 season is most promising.