Montana State University Northern - Northerner Yearbook (Havre, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1966 volume:

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'X' A gp.- 755 College life at Northem Montana is the queen and her date cheering the team on, the latest fad in knee make-up, and the serious student working out his problems in the chemistry lab. The beauty of a Spring day in the shade of East Hall and the ballot box at student elections are also part of the college life at Northern. 4 O 1 --.V The contrast of Donaldson Hall facing the Pomeroy metal sculpture at the Kuhr memorial and the concentration of students relaxing in the SUB is part of college life at Northern all-if F,,,,.....5 -tr Rs, College life at Northem blends the songs of the Northern Sons, the relaxing mo- ments of play rehearsal with the agony of winter moming motor troubles. . T, Q s SS fy ,l 'I R ,-A .gl 'a P 'n n . l u p 4 V X Q pi 0- I J I I I I 10' v I , ,V nhl- 'Arita' Rnidif' A card game on the bus, a ride in the Goose, and the annual rivalry of the lug-of-war prove that work and play both make up part of college life at Northern. Harvey Carroll fills his nights with books while Tim Carmen indulges in another student activity. The dorm boys clown it up before the parade. 'ffil -K Margaret Cook, Mary Lou O'Neil, Bill Thackeray, Keller and Bill Lisenby, director, offer pointers on how it's done to Rod Eckberg and Pat Moore during practice for Mary, Mary. Miss O'Neil and Eckberg held the lead roles in the production. John Varnum, NMC Band Director, leads the band in their annual spring concert. I 14 Chris Mike Conn, ASNMC president, helps Daphne Hanson onto the stage at the crowning of Homecoming Queen 'JY vt it If ' s nz: as College life at Northem is President Crowley with Mrs. Crowley and daughter Peg at the Winter Carnival - it is the frosted beauty of East Hall - it is Willie Funk leading the barhershop boys in a rendition M Q, I 1 4 2, 5 o M A ' ' , was xg Q , I isw ,. Q fly , 1 .. Em E g .W ,hz Z, gf 5 ff 1 r 1 u av ., ,lf 1 hi ' .gf V' 1 ' 43 i 4' , gf I at Q .Z A yqfwd V' my K Ati 5' 4 ,. M ' ,. , 1,1 t mu. ' J: ' 4' zf f 'H ff w ' , s . ,-r, 1 M. V, . 1,1 ,N gl X-Mi 4 .1 in A , 4 A 'KW' , J P 'V .1 ,, , X If If 'V ,V V My ff N fm ,, s N ninistrution O L I If 'Ilhvrq ,,, .. , X M55' rv-g4,,,,., Dr. Joseph R. Crowley President Northern Montana College Dr. Crowley and Mike Conn, ASNMC President, mount the plaque that was presented to the college during the 1965-66 Homecoming festivities by the W. E. Cowan family. Senator Cowan, for whom Cowan Hall was named, was instrumental in estab- lishing Northern as one of the units of the Greater University System. State Board of Regents State Board of Education members from left to right around the table: Mr. John D. French, Ronang Mrs. Marjorie W. King, Winnettg Mr. John E. O'Neill, Butteg Mr. M,E, Richard, Miles Cityg Miss-Harriet Miller, State Super- intendentg Governor Tim Babcockg Attorney General Forrest H. Andersong Mr. A,A, Arras, Ir. , Cut Bankg Mr. Gordon Mullendore, Glendiveg Dr. Gordon Doering, l-lelenag Mr. Boynton G. Paige, Philipsburg. Along with the other units of the Greater University System, Northern Montana College is under the general control and supervision of the State Board of Regents. The Board is composed of eleven members. Eight of the board members are appointed by the Governor with the approval of the Montana Legislature. The remaining three members are Governor Tim Babcock, Attorney General Forrest Anderson, State Superintendent I-larriet Miller. This year marked the retirement from the Board of Boynton G. Paige, Philipsburg, Montana, whose long service was distinguished by his devotion to the cause of education. 1965 - 1966 L.W. l-Iagener is the Dean of the Basic Curricula Division of the College. Mr. I-lagener has been a member of the college faculty since 1949. 0 0 0 DIVISION George R. Bandy is Acting Dean of the Ag W fgfffxgvfffa ff,t,:vffwffwfMf,,f,fff'fijf 55 WAW, . AU' V,VY f.:-1,3 ,, MN, ge 35? gy ,M 1 V yf .wgfff tn? 'Ms NM. f-Q aww wr- ,fffwf ,,, 92,9-,V V, ,., ,,, , ,4v,,?,!, www, r , mamma gg QW ,,,,, , ,,,4,,,,.,, , ,7.,Y6,y7,,4,,,g.Q yivkx ,I I Division of Teacher Education and Director 9-,3 of the Summer Session. I-Ie has been a member of the faculty since 1956. Robert Siebrasse is Acting Dean of the Vocational-Technical Division. He has been a member of the faculty since 1953. Wxffifg ,-'M x I x Northern's local Board Mr. Guy Maberry, senior member and chairman of the Local Execu- tive Board, has served education for many years in various capacities. He was born on a ranch north of Great Falls and has lived in Montana all of his life. He owns and operates the Valley Machinery Company of Havre. Mr. Maberry is married and has two daughters both of whom attended Northern Montana College. Mrs. William Cowan brings a name distinguished in the history of Northern Montana College to the Local Board. Her father-in-law was instrumental in promoting the legislation which established the collegeg and Cowan Hall bears his name to honor this fact. Her late husband, Mr. W.C. Cowan, served on the State Board of Education. Mrs. Cowan and her son own and operate the Cowan and Son Ranch south of Box Elder. Mrs. Cowan is a graduate of Havre High School and the University of Montana. Mr. Thomas Burns, Chinook, Montana, is the junior member of the Local Executive Board. He brings to the job a sense of dedication to the needs of education and a background of service to education. He has served on the Chinook School School Board and the P, T.A. Council. Mr. Burns is a graduate of Montana State University. He was a flying Qrfficer with the Marine Corps during World War II. Mr. Burns owns and operates the Clear Creek Hereford Ranch west of Chinook. He is ziarried to the former Ethel Graybeal of Great Falls and has two children. lltfnl ff ' . 1 754365. E 1 ' 5 ill 2 , Dean of Women Mrs. Eugenia Livingston is the able and popular assistant to Dean Mattson. Her primary responsibility is directing the affairs of the Associated Women Students of NMC. Mrs. Livingston directs the testing program for the benefit of the college students. Q kg Mr. Richard Mattson, Dean of Men and Director of Student Personnel Services, has a reasonably quiet moment at his desk. Dean Mattson is responsible for the general direction of student affairs. In addition to this very important function of the college, the Dean's Office also conducts the Counselling and Guidance Service and the College Placement Bureau. Dean of Men ...J '? Morgan Hall The Morgan Hall House Council is a group of students elected by the students living in the dormi- tory. This organization is responsible for controlling student affairs for on-campus men. Among their duties are the organization of social affairs and recommend- ing action in discipline cases. Front: Jack Baird, Bruce Ruckman, Frank Tobel, Darrell Heim, Quentin Kirkman. Rear: Don Dammell, Charles Rate, Tony Hicks, Rodney Hofeldt, Mr. Tom Keys, Head Resident. Donaldson Hull Mr. Tom Keys Head Resident, Morgan Hall v riuyxrl Miss Jeanne Quist Head Resident, Donaldson Hall 'I'he Donaldson Hall House Council is the group of women students elected to represent the interests of on-campus women students. Front: Marguerite Karst, Carol Stelling, Angela Widhalm, Miss Jean Quist, Head Residentg Middle: Dorothy Fuhrmann, Jerri Dale, Ioan Woldtvedt, Toni Horan, Zona Hansen, Rearz' Barbara Little, Mary Deubner, Margaret Ore, Kathy Dubois, Mary Louise O'Hara, Carole Patrick. 23 -5 -f-q, N .mr -. 4 v 1 mum. ,sw ,. 4- fd -.. w s 'NWV K I iii fl x I W, W3 , E 'ff ,, ,uf X ' WMM 4fxMsQ- -zr '21 f JA g, 'f X f A ' Q f If f ,ff 4, q 39 ' ?fw,Lf f f ,V J f , J x ' 4. 'I ,SN ' f X f. 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Prof. of Physics and Mathg B.A., U of Mg M. Ed. , U of M Keith Clawson Associate Professor and Chairman of Business and Secretarial Scienceg B,A., M. Ed. , U of M I I James Corey Inst. in Englishg B.S., U. of M. Dr. George Craig Chairman and Prof. of Englishg B,A,, M.A,, U. of M. g Ph.D., U. of Utah Anna Eaton Inst. of Business and Secretarial Scienceg B.S., Valley City State Teachers Collegeg A,M., Colorado State College Monte R. Fauque Inst. in Automotive Technologyg B,S,, NMC Wilbur Funk Asst. Prof. of Musicg B,M,E, , U. of Mg M. M., U. of M. John Goebel Associate Prof. of Industrial Artsg B.S, , MSUQ M,A. , Colorado State College 'fads 9 1. 72 H QI f , Diane Frank Inst. of Practical Nursingg B,S. , BYU June Gersmeyer Inst. in Business and Secretarial Scien St. Scholastica College Cel B.S. 9 - if I 27 Harold Grimes Inst. in Distributive Educ. g B. A. , Colorado State College Carl Gunderson Associate Prof. of History and Social Sciencesg B,A, , Intermountain Union Collegeg M,A. , U. of M. Sterling Haaland Inst. in Electronics Technologyg B.S,, Oregon State U. Hilda Holtz Inst. in Mathg B,A, , Eastern Washington College of Educ. g U. of M. al .-4-- 1 Joseph Keller Asst. Prof. of Englishg B.A., St. John's Universityg M.S,, U. of M. Helen Kiesling Asst. Prof. , Chairman of Dept. of Registered Nursing 28 I M va M TN. . l I , ,af I Q 1 I i it .3 . i 1 I. 0 5 4 if ,iv JWMP Martin Kane Inst. in Chemistryg B,S. , NMCg M. S. , MSU Arnold Keck Chairman, Dept. of Health and P,E, , Asst. Prof. of Health and P. E. , Swimming Coachg B.S, , Minot State Teachers Collegeg Registered Physical Therapist ern CQ X . cffl' S August Korb Asst. Prof. of Industrial Artsg B,S,, NMCg M.S, Colorado State University Harrison Lane Associate Prof. and Chairman of History and Social Sciencesg B,S,, MSUg M.A., U. of Minnesota William Lisenby Associate Prof. of English: B, Ed. , Western Illinois State Collegeg M. S. Stephen Liu Inst. in Englishg B.A, , Nanking Universityg M. A Wayland Baptist Collegeg M.A., U. of Texas x voalrm-was-.nu .A+ O' Q-so, WEE . Helen O'Dea Associate Prof. and Chairman of Math. 9 B,A. , U. of Coloradog M.A. , U. of California Ella Ortner Asst. Prof. of Educationg B,A,, Northeastern Oklahoma State Collegeg M.A., Tulsa University s ' ,ggi - il ' ' :ig ' 1 Sqft, L. K A , I I N 1 x 1 ' I.-.A . ' If Perry Sheneman Asst. Prof., Electronics Technologyg B, S., Electronics Engineer, American Institute of Engineering and Technology Dr. Lee Spuhler Asst. Prof. of Educationg B,S, , M. Ed. , Ed. D. , U. of M. Yw,,,,,,.. r ,,,,. 51-'hm .r.-. -P 49 .rn--1'-'0 ' .,.....------f- X , in 30 'V' ..- .... f.......4-ffnw-:- ' - It ,,,,,,..,,-we-+-',.,.... im 0, -.f 1-sf' Margaret Ott Asst. Prof. of Cosmetologyg R.N., Montana Deaconess Hospitalg Volkman Academy of Beauty Cultureg B.E, , Colorado State University. Thomas Reynolds Inst. in Health and Physical Educ., Head Football Coachg B,S, , North Dakota State Universityg M. S. , U. of N. D. Mason Rowe Inst. in Englishg B,A, , Lynchburg Collegeg M.A. , U. of Tennessee James Smith Assistant Prof. of Mathg B,S., M.A. , U. of Denver Dr. Duane Taft Director of Off-Campus Education and Prof. of Educ. g B. Ed. , Western Montana Collegeg M. Ed. , U. of Washingtong Ed. D. , U. of Montana William Tarrant Inst. in Psychologyg B,S, , Western Montana College M.A. , U. of Montana William Thackeray Inst. in Englishg B,S, NMC M A U of Utah John Varnum Inst. in Musicg B.M. U ofM M M Kenneth Walcheck Inst. in Biologyg B. S Wisconsin State College M. S. , MSU William Waugh Asst. Prof. of History and Social Sciences B S NMC: M. S. , MSU 'Wi George Williams Asst. Prof. of History and Social Sciences B A M. S., U. of Utah R11th Williams Inst. in Educationg B.S U of Utah I Richard Worstell Francis Yeager Inst. of Voc. Tech. Educ. Associate Prof. of Chemistryg Robert Young ' Inst. , Electrical Technology B.A., Intermountain Union Collegeg M. A. , Colorado State College E3 Q ,A 1 ' . f 1 . f , ,wir f . t f f f :M r y la ' 'TAL A ! N . L. 'ly ' x 1 X A . t Y . I ,wma Mr. and Mrs. Varnum enjoy the Homecoming football game. , Zi, Jack and Bill question Mr. Gunderson on a point of history. Faster, Dr. Craig, FASTER! Football Coach Reynolds ponders about the next play. n, I f f i ,VA ,cf Q X. f. 1-B ,gym VH.. . ' if 'T' 1 new 4, ., wx, . 6 Q' ,ff ,111 'Write' A , i 1 ww . ,3 Ql Harald Babcock Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds 1' 5 Miss lorrain Hackett Business Manager pw- lg - sr int! is pn Mr. Herbert Earhart librarian N-r t,j',2f Mrs. Patsy Christensen Registrar fd X Mrs. Tamayo Haracla President's Office Mrs. Virginia Lucke Business Office Miss Colleen Olson Registrar's Office Mrs. Mearl Winkenweder Dean's Office Mrs. Sally Sorenson Basic Curricula Office Mrs. Thelma Anderson Industrial Arts Office N Mrs. Irene Darnschen Physical Plant Office Mrs. Jean Lieberg Business Office . ...gg Miss Aileen Stevens Business Office Mrs. Karen Cremer Education Division Office an if ,......-nl Mrs. Van de Pete Assistant Librarian Mrs. Helen Allen Business Office Miss Lillian Anderson Business Office Mrs. Bettijean Smith Business Office if? ' . Mrs. Lucinda Scherer Business Office Mrs. Eva Bierman Registrar's Office 1 if KAN.. 'W 3 9 -W 4 ' v 'x ,fp in A.J ff, a f 4 nf 'Ml' I ,I f 4' I STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE The Northerner, condensing the year 1965-66 with memories in pictures and in prose, will always be a reminder of our years at Northern. The breakthrough in 1965-66 saw the enrollment surpass a thousand students, the faculty increase proportionately, the legislators appropriate funds to construct two new buildings, and 1965-66 saw a steady climb in academic stature. Northern Montana College is meeting that challenge by raising standards of academic excellence--making this college one of the strong leaders in freedom in today's world of turmoil which so 'badly needs such institutions I am proud to be a part of Northern Montana Co1lege's steady growth toward greatness and am looking forward to Northern's continuation in this progress. Central Board Members Sit Around This Q ,par 4- S f Table On Monday Nights They Do Other Things! ! Len Harrington squires Kathy Dubois. f .1 Larry Schwenke wasn't IJ I I always this confused. Charles Clikeman sings with Gary Funk. Nancy Funk sang and danced her way to fame. Mx Lies 'I Frank Tobel, Mike Lee, and Nikki Brown, along with Marilyn Trebas, represent Senior Class. . 1 Gary Ll-ICC, left: Laderle Kafka. Ladene, second from left, leads the cheers at right, were members of Miss NMC every game. Pageant Committee. Terry Sanderson had a real money sense. Sandy rode in the Rose Bowl parade. Carol Stelling Eats! 41 C-5 ,swam W RA's Rearg Jack Baird, Bill Gernaat, Richard Schatzka, Gary Granley. Front: Dan Bangman, Jim Lindquist, Bruce Rzuchman. The resident assistants are those students who are employed to assist Mr. Tom Keys, Head Resident, in carrying out the responsibilities of operating the men's residence hall. AWS AWS is the organization which is devoted to the interests and welfare of women students, All women students are automatically members. I X in in Rear: Sheila Running, Toni Horan, Sharon O'Riley, Sherry Benda. Front Margaret Ore, Mary Deubner, Mary Louise O'Hara. Senior Class Officers NMC 's Senior Class was headed by President Mike Lee, Vice President Frank Tobel, Secre- tary Marilyn Trebas, and Nikki Brown as Central Board Representative. L. Junior Class Officers Junior Class officers for the 1965-66 year were: Lee Harrington, Presidentg Rich Watson, Vice Presidentg Marguerite Karst, Secretaryg and Dave Stephenson, Central Board Representative. 43 M52 4 , . u,:fj' ,V A 7 , 1 ,, if J Freshman Class Officers The Freshman Class chose the following people to represent their new class: President Larry Schwenkeg Vice President Carl McCoung Secre- tary Sue Hopkinsg Treasurer Dana Evansg and Central Board Representative Nancy Funk. A-4 sv'-1 V T, Sophomore Class Officers Elected to lead the Sophomore Class this year were Gary Luce, Presidentg Dave Smith, Vice Presidentg Angela Widhalm, Secretaryg Ardyth Peterson, Treasurerg and Terry Sanderson, Central Board Representative. 1 Mary louise 0'Hara Sheila Running Morgan Hall Homecoming Queen Jeri Ann Nepil Junior Class Nikki Brown Senior Class Daphne Hanson Sophomore Class Candidates 'ri 3 1966 Homecoming Queen Miss Sandy Von Eschen, a sophomore from Havre, was chosen to reign as NMC 's Homecoming Queen during the annual festivities this past fall. Majoring in English, Miss Von Eschen also represented Northern on Montana 's Float in the Rose Bowl Parade, Lila Beerman and Bill Dunlap, Joyce Gillies and Dave McLaughlin, are among the many couples enjoying the'formal dance which signaled the closing of Homecoming 1965. Sandy Von Eschen reigned over NMC's Seventh Annual Homecoming. The biggest event of the year was kicked off by the traditional snake dance through the dorms and the bonfire rally. The Frosh proved their strength by defeating the Upperclassmen in a hard-fought tug-of-war. Friday evening the Cowan family presented to Northern a plaque in memory of the late Senator Cowan, an early Nothern booster. The students then enjoyed the music and humor of the Four Freshmen who gave a two-hour concert. During their intermission, the Queen Coronation took place. Bright and early Saturday morning the largest parade NMC has ever presented moved through the streets of Havre. The Industrial Art's Club 's float captured first prize, followed by the floats of Tau Kappa and the Freshmen. Football fans saw the Lites dazzle the Rocky Mountain Bears 7-6. The day was finalized with a delicious bar-b-que and a formal dance. The six Queen Candidates anxiously await Mike 's important announcement In Concert Four Freshmen Vf 'f ,gig ,, 'lf fi 23 F.-.3 The Four Freshmen add to the spirit of Homecoming t ,x'7f 4' , t, . Q , JQYQJ. r -:Rf A ,s ibxgj. umm R,-scuuu Northern Montana College students board the Goose to ride triumpantly through Havre after their Home- coming game victory. The Industrial Arts Club's Homecoming float, No Room for Rocky , which won first prize, proudly parades the streets of Havre. 5611452 All-2 A F.Pl1..1,,,fj The Queen 's float, built by the Sophomore class captured second prize. Here Queen Sandy and her court ride through downtown Havre. The Freshman float, Lites Over Rocky , won third prize in the float-building competition. 51 fwew' frm' ,' fl- 9' tai .fath- T-.egy 1 ,V ,.:.' Us x I ' ll ,gf .. . fa. 4 Helpful suggestions are offered by Fred Van Sand to other freshmen as they build the largest Home- coming bonfire in NMC's history. The NMC cheerleaders display their cheering ability as they lead the crowd in cheers at the bonfire and rally. Steve Manaras looks smug as the freshmen display their strength by winning the tug-of-war at the Homecoming rally. arf -? z The bonfire, prematurely set afire before the rally, blazes fiercely. , If ff' Mmm .. ai' Winter Festival w T Z. 'C iii Upperclass candidates: Sophomore candidates: Miss Shirley Young Miss Rae Tweten Mr. Frank Tobel Mr. Terry Sanderson tai 1 J. '-fa Freshman candidates: Miss Judy Dahl Mr. Tim Carmen The Big Moment - ii. ii V' vw ja V I 2 if su' a s N x t if ' ritz 1 1 4 2 i 1 K X s f i . 'f 1 Morgan Hall candidates: Tau Kappa candidates: Miss Kathy DuBois Miss Jackie Warwick Mr. Len Harrington Mr. Bob Landes lui'-.--I i git: - ? K- 1 I1 Donaldson Hall candidates Miss Carole Stelling Mr. Dave Stephenson 'N X 1. .si 2 ' i I 1 P ,I l H ,,N ,-,,,l 1 4 YL i, k , l Fred Van Sand and group provide music for NMC's Winter Festival Talent Show. Nancy Funk entertains the capacity crowd with ' her beautiful song and classical ballet. Talent Show f, V :4i ,,,f 'iff Q 1 So TI-IAT's where you've been hiding out Mark! All decked out in their best, Northemites enjoy Winter Quarter 's gala social event, Winter Festival, was held February 3, 4, and 5. Chosen as Queen and King to preside over the festivities were Jackie Warwick, Tau Kappa's queen candidate, and Len Harrington, Morgan Hall's king candidate. The couple was crowned during intermission of the formal dance, the theme of which was Taking a Chance on Love. Much ability on the part of NMC students was displayed Thursday night at the annual talent show. An overflowing audience enjoyed a variety of acts hosted by the versatile Northern Sons. The acts ranged from a comedy routine to a classical ballet. Saturday morning brought the more ambitious students to Northern's campus in search of hidden money. Work on artistic snow sculptures as well as ice skating and sledding lighted the afternoon activities. The winning sculpture, constructed by several off-campus students, was a realistic Pink Panther. Students and faculty members alike participated in the fun and games of the camival and sock hop Saturday night. One of the most hilarious booths was that of the Freshman class--a frustration-releasing-pie-throwing contest. Fred Van Sand and his group provided music for the sock hop, the ending event of the 1966 Winter Festival. X X e dreamy atmosphere of the formal ball. WWW i ' ' ' f '1v11Lfv5v'. A-'sXI1fg-wail W . 2 A s 3 5 sfo' QOW Dean Richard C. Mattson competes with Mr. Keller for title of poet laureate. Mr. Joseph L. Keller works hard to retain his title for another year. 1, A Mr. Keith Clawson, Chairman of Scholarship Committee, presents an advanced scholarship to Dick Scharfe. Mrs. William E. Lisenby presented the DAR award at the convocation. Ardyce Miller accepts the English department award from Mr. Keller. Mrs. Valerie Houlton accepts her advanced scholarship from Mr. Clawson. Mrs. H. Earl Clack with the four who received the H. Earl Clack Award. Left to right: Marianne Martello, Sharon O'Riley, Kristine Weyh. 'lTi Mike Conn, retiring ASNMC President, swears in Dave Stephenson, in-coming ASNMC President, at the Annual Awards Day Convocation. Dolores Hentz accepts the Robert P. Dobbie Memorial from Mrs. Dobbie who established the award to honor her husband. The Havre Parents-Teachers Association Award is presented to Carole Moritz by Reverend Rampleberg. Awu rds Day 5: i Mgiqfsf 7 Mrs. Maria Fisher accepts the Jeannette Donaldson Award from Mrs. Gordon. Ai 5, Qf 'f 'r, alas :mm an was f if f X finnish! 'S ' i T vi fag? 05,-:mam ,E - 4 Q I ff' NPNDKTI fax! YV 4 I , 15713 uifnwff ,- ' 1 ,'F3'f'f ' ,rf-f' ' r. 'Q Q I g 0 v,+'q.g'f' sr- M W, 3Ui'f77? .' was 4 . , Ii . - , 493' ffifa,c'P'xfL sf- 33 ll wiwswn E2-twgiigfl MQQK w byuxrk F 390- . Taking a dig at Northern, Dr. Craig pushes into action. Work goes faster when all the gang gets together. I , NL. 'Z 'L ef ' hx? Q ' ' 3 1 - 'img 'UWu.ve seq., 58 r . , 4., A , 3 ,435 ' This threesome looks ---busy?? Compu ,EZ4f XZ mu As a finale to Campus Clean-Up Day, Indian Tom poses for the camera. .-V - A . Gary Parker proves to be the right man for the job as he sweeps the SUB's sidewalks. Clean-Up s' f uv '---- -' - ' -' X4-f' Q -4 - :H 2 , 14 , 47 V - 1 p ' WAV ' r . V. .li I . I -or ' . 05. 4 ' - Y A 1 1 0 . - 1 Z A . 'f Mr. Yeager and crew spruce up NMC's campus behind Pershing Hall. Nose to the grind, good old Mel does his part to tidy up the campus. Angie--what ARE you doing? 3 ei .Q 545. - N Yr Two NMC coeds liven up the busy day for fellow workers. Let s keep up the good work! Y sup, uingw ,w .W -.H ...L Q, it 1. ,ss g +. , E-.Lgi SEA members decorate the planter at the entry to the campus. This is one of the club projects. Compu Day Rae Tweten and Paul Jackson relax after M2381 Work is slowed down by the appearance of two co-eds. the work is done. Mike Conn, ASNMC President, babysits and supervises at the same time. Bruce Ruckman supervises the chain gang at Morgan Hall. .1 il, s - f - L ' F91 A ' IMM1 I , V, , A ' i' H iw .iff gif' ' ' Q- , '- na., ,,f Q-Q, K- r ww .H-ew Donaldson Hall residents manicure the lawn in front of their college home. comes fi. A East Hall is beautified. The Chow Line. Barbara Little has a cigarette break Beta Sigma, Donaldson Hall Honorary, serves at the annual freshman class tea. Delane Taylor and Marianne Martello wear their Big Sister pledge pins. Kathy Dubois models streetwear. Dana Evans and Judi Dahl, new dorm residents, Mary Morris and Rita Widhalm, old dorm residents, get together at homecoming. 1 -' if Daphne Hanson models beach wear. Donaldson Spring Show 5-v J I Alice Lanning pours at the Donaldson Hall tea for old grads Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Smith. Miss Jeanne Quist checks in her irls. img' . g 'X l,,1,g1 T . N, 2 ffl 4 .X 2 bg ,. if X sm. ' ron, , Taking a shortcut. Donna Freier models evening we ar. Mary Louise O'Hara, Dorothy Fuhrmann I and Jan O'Connor sample the punch at the dorm tea. Ranch wear. 'iv' ONE ENG The Morgan Hall Homecoming float symbolizes the home atmosphere. At least home didn't have a machine like this. Pete Marker's Pizzaria. iw w Morgan' Ron Trees looking for some sack time!! l After a hard day at the SUB. 'II-,,,.,.. Rick Nelson, Fearless Campus Fotographer, gets away from the lens, Oops! I Wrong residence hall. - , -fax gm ge-5.pe5'Eav or-Q Richard Schatzka types a late paper. Off-Campus men and women students keep in close touch with campus life through their organization, Tau Kappa. Although its main function it to represent its members on Central Board, Tau Kappa is well-known for its many social functions which include a hay-ride, toboggan party, booth at Winter Festival, and participa- tion in Spring Clean-Up Day. Officers this year were: President Rich Davey, Vice-President Dennis Helmbrecht secretary Barbara Taylor, Treasurer Patty Kinsella. Tau Kappa Front row: Mary Filler, Jackie Warwick, Pat Moore, Judy Burgess. Second row: Barbara Taylor, Kaylene Savage, Mary Lou O'Neil, Gene Phillips. Back row: Judy Seel, Nancy Weyh, Dennis Helmbrecht, Al Hilla, Rich Davey, and Bob Sapp Annual Western Club Rodeo Barbara Little, Rodeo Queen, accepts congratu Cutting a close corner on the barrel ride. f 1 . , Q lations and the trophy from Margaret Ore. A thoroughly confused calf. Billy Goat Gruff Operation I-Ieadstart i ,ij ilffff And -- Away We Go Brigudoon Conn Hellebust, Frank Peterson, Jerry Rampelberg and Terry Sanderson try to look composed while waiting for curtain call in Brigadoon. Sue Borowy and Bob Casacl manage a light moment before going on-stage for a romantic duet Bruce Rampelberg and Richard Nicaise don their kilts for opening night. Brigadoon Charles Manning strolls about before curtain time while Musical Director Willie Funk makes a last minute check. -f v Rod Eckberg and Gary Funk polishing up their lines for Brigadoon. oO' 690 The villagers celebrate the nuptials of the happy pair . Chris Keller practices a sermon for Sunday. Mayme Martin and Jim Kravik face off for a spirited Highland Fling with Quentin Kirkman and Sue Borowy The marriage vows of Bob Casad and Sue Borowy are pronounced by the auld dominie Chris Keller while the villagers look on. Nancy Funk and Rod Eckberg rehearse a romantic duet. A view from back-stage: Bill Thackeray and Sylvia l-Ientschel in the wings with Gary Funk, Rod Eckberg and Nancy Funk in a dra- matic scene. The climactic death scene from Brigadoon i r i 9:1400 n Frank Peterson and Jim Brady apply their make-up while other members of the cast attempt to find a free corner of the mirror. First night audience watches the dramatic funeral procession in Brigadoon. A curtain call for the first night audience. 6955 Margaret Snapp and Ray Slaymaker entertain the villagers with a Scottish hoe-down. 1 X f N idixxi. ina Ze f ,af 4 .. I Charles Manning leads the hunt for the escapee from Brigadoon. Warren Childs, right center, leads the chorus in the grand finale Miss Sue Borowy Freshman Chinook Pageant Miss Nancy Funk Freshman Havre Miss NMC Miss Patricia Moore Freshman Havre pd' Miss Sylvia I-Ientschel Sophomore Havre Pageant Miss Donna Freier Freshman Havre Miss La Vonne Sorenson Freshman Westby il! .-Qxyi-'JSR ' J 'A- 'WW-vamp .,r-' East Hall lawn + Miss NMC: a refreshing scene. ll' Miss NMC with her royal robe and award. Dawn on the high board. Go Away from My Window was the selection presented by Dawn before the panel of judges. The song featured the old spinning wheel in the parlor. ' 'Ziff' i'5Vu1 T-' ' ' ' 7 1 . . .:2Lv7'5f '? v I I F 11 0 , fail . ,f 1,5-, 5 1, L, . ,. 1 ' ..,.,,, Wm- '1fwm,. .1 6, . ' y X 1 4. 45 16 I ,, ,, 1. rx --4 , Q. I' im. - T .4-no-U 9 .Ma , Q J 24' I A V '-Qian, I , .M 'X , f z I , 1 ,,, 1 in s f 4' IW' I , 1 : f 1 .' -4.50 - 1.4,-T9 . wx. 'L' P' f -i-fn,. ,V Qi v . 'N ' 6 g. xr sl C' if 'Q -. I ,. ,mmm ' 'I v.,,Wq.' f V 2 ,. ., 'Q if n ' WM. ' I I 4. 4.15 . 'f:,.,g, ' 4, , 1 , vi f , . Ms ' M M qL,4, . , J , - A - . A '41 ,W W 34 , A ' ' Q '-'A K t a n A - ' 1 f 1 f as ,MQ 5, B 5,4 A if 2 p 1: 1 Y'- ui uv f I KW' ...L X. rg- Y .., .M Q Q lg.. r W, 5, Y 1 4' 4, ,K 4 ,. 'A' ' . , U' , fn o - 'J 1 Q 1, ffl' .. a s':l .4 ' 0 . .1 1 . I .nu , lf, 0' 1 . n OI1 WR4 -. ' I The SUB is beautified by Miss NMC Dawn on the lawn. 5 ,, YJ 5f'2t,'n4 J Dawn Pomeroy, popular freshman from Chinook, was selected as Miss NMC on the basis of her talent, personality and her obvious charms. She will reign at college functions for the 1966-67 academic year. 5 I 'af,y 6 , .,,. , .. ..1. . .- .., , . 4 Diane Sue Feller, Miss Montana, crowns the Queen while Nancy Funk, A reflective moment. Donna Freier, Chris Keller and Charles Manning look on. 'Ill Practic'ing for the swim suit judging. 1 Delta Alpha Theta Front row left to right: Ladene Kafka, Sandy Van Eschen, Marguerite Karst, Jeri Ann Nepil, Sharon O'Riley, Ardyth Peterson, Sheila Running, Nikki Brown. Back row left to right: Mr. Brenden, advisor, Terry Sanderson, Mike Lee, Ron Hanson, Frank Tobel, Sam Galbavy, John Dallum, Daryl Sande, Steve McCann, Mr. Clawson, advisor. Delta Alpha Theta is an honory society of sixteen outstanding upper class students who are devoted to serving the college and their fellow students. Students are selected each spring on the basis 'of college scholarship and citizenship for membership during the following year. Officers of 1965-66, left to right: Frank Tobel, Vice President Sheila Running, Secretaryg Ardyth Peterson, Treasurerg Sandy Von Eschen, Historian, Mike Lee, President. ml' .er I . 'o ' I i i CHEF! Circle K Circle K Club is the campus organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. This organization is devoted to serving the college and the community. The NMC Circle K Club was selected as the outstanding club in Montana for 1965-66. Elected to district Governorship was Curtis Arendt of NMC. Circle K annually sponsors a blood-drawing, provides a scholarship to a worthy man student, and helps with various campus functions. Club Officers: Curtis Arendt, Jim Rowlatt, Steve Oberg, Daryl Sande. Kneeling: Daryl Sande, Greg Angstman. Seated: Randy Vogel, Ron La Valley, Curtis Arendt, Jim Rowlatt, Steve Oberg, Robert Miller, Richard Bitz. Standing: Tom Jochim, Albert Hilla. SAT' 1713.313 43' 0 ' U I np? ': -.. ...gggf U Behind the scene View of a busy radio crew--Lewis gets ready for a broadcast. ' Rodio Club Besides presenting a weekly program, Northern Hi-Lites, Radio Club sponsors a daily campus program. Sponsor Mr. Lisenby and his staff work hard to promote NMC throughout the Hi-Line area. Seated--Mr. William Lisenby, Ray Jergeson, Mary Lou O'Neil, Larry Maze. Standing--Rick Floren, Chris Keller. am... N6 I Kp of 3 lr t W w..,,l Philosophy Club The Philosophy Club, newly formed this past year under the sponsorship of Mr. William Thackeray and Mrs. Mason Rowe, discussed at its meetings such controversial issues as the influence of post philosophies on today's life. Left to right: John Fields, Jack Riley, William Thackeray Mason Rowe, Leonard Severson. Front row left to right: Rae Tweten, Mary Deubner, Toni Horan, Miss Quist. Back row left to right: Angie Widhalm, Mary Louise O'Hara, Dorothy Fuhrman, Jeanette Hanson, Genise Bonnet, Lynn Riley, Sharon Nicholson, Sheila Running, Jean McGuire. Beta Sigma Beta Sigma-the Big Sister Organization-is a group of selected sophomore and upperclass women from Donaldson Hall. The Big Sisters, corresponding with Freshmen women during the summer, return to NMC early every fall to prepare the dormitory for the new arrivals. They greet Freshman women students and help acquaint them with dorm life. Beta Sigma serves in other areas such as ushering for concerts, helping with different teas and banquets and decorating for Winter Festival. Mrs. Eugenia Livingston and Miss Jeanne Quist served as advisors for the group this past year. At the right Angie Widhalm, Beta Sigma member, poses for the photographer while busily decorating the gym for Winter Festival. Till- ll I -HI ll 'lj I ll P: ls lf . 1 82 . L 3 557 Front row left to right: Barbara Little, Jack Smith, John Allen, Roger Weist, Tom Keller, Glenn Roen, Ray McGowan, Al Dumas, Margaret Ore. Back row left to right: Carl Knudsen, Steve Black, John Swope, Dick Calvert, Skip fAlanj Joseph, Myrle Gollaher, Andy Anderson, Amie Johnson. 1 J Western Club, with advisors Dean Mattson and Mrs. Ortner, is an organization for men and women students interested in rural activities. It provides a social program for rural and other interested students and undertakes projects for the improvement of agriculture. This year, in cooperation with NMC's Rodeo Club, Western Club sponsored an intercollegiate rodeo May 20 and 21. To the right are the officers of Westem Club: Myrle Gollaher, Presidentg Margaret Ore, Secretary-Treasurerg and Arnie Johnson, Vice-President. Western Club Front row left to right: Sandy Schaefer, Sue Borowy, Juanita Brunner, Andrea Bubnash, Sharon Wiederrich, Carole Moritz, Carrie Tow, Jean Kliewer. Back row left to right: Rebecca Fisher, Bonnie Rice, Gwendolyn Newman, Shiela Running, Joan Woldtvedt, Margaret Snapp, Betty Fast, Dorothy Fuhrmann, Maria Fisher, Joyce Knopf. W7 , ',...1 Officers of 1965-66, left to right: Gwendolyn Newman, Historiang Sheila Running, Presidentg Dorothy Fuhrmann, Treasurer, Carole Moritz, Vice Presidentg Joyce Knopf, State Directorg Jean Kliewer, Secretary. IBBll+ To complete a perfect evening, Santa presents each child with a big sack of candy. Santa Claus, Bob Soper, hands out gifts to eager youngsters. For many this gift was the only one they would receive at Christmas time. SEA's Homecoming entry depicted Northern's growth to over 1000 this year. SEA Rich Winters, Marv Sunderland, Joe Carrillo occupy the front row. After that you can pick your own grin. M-Club Van Dostert reports in to the game. Gary Funk gets off the starting blocks. 0 In Action Mike Conn concentrates on cutting the corners. Industrial Arls Club .fi ,A-NY Q: ,VL I -lift' ff ,-'l.f'Q..1Q ' 1 c?QQ5f5i I'Z P .sr ' . - s ' I I I NA fffd' ' ' il NO MOOM X m The IA Club float which won first place in the Homecoming Parade. Front Row: Mr. Gus Korb, Dennis McChesney, Jerry Sprague, Bob Murphy, Bob Nelson, Second Row: Roger Campbell, Ed Schilling, Jerome Willers, Ed Lavenger, Larry Curtiss, Eugene Otto, Mr. Gerald Bekker, Merle Magee. Third Row: Jack Ball, Randy Vogel, Gene Carmichael. g 87 JI uw N M. ' ' b . .. , . M . A .-,. . . . 'N' ,L 1 0- W- .Y I , -f .V ,- .... - an 4... ...ww H ' ' . ..' ' , ' 'N , -0' - - K W, ' W- ' um- - qv 'ww M , .N -, .. - Y , - wa. Q -ivwrac-V 4. v 1 f , r -t . .Hi Ph' fgf... - , 1 N-. , Sigma vi Barbara Lipp, Louise Huebert, Kathy Habbitt, Loretta Harker, Sherry Benda ride in the Practical Nurses' car during Homecoming Parade. Members of the Phi Mu Sigma organization are students registered in the Practical Nurses' program. It is a social organization designed to meet the needs and interests of those girls living in the Nurses' Residence Hall 'Mi ' b W -. m if - ,... - .. . P ,P h ,, ,r jj . - Club ,.J Pictured above from left to right: Gene Phillips, Mr. Marvin Smith, Mike Conn, Fred Nelson, Dennis Cook, Miss O'Dea, Karen Fjosee, Edith Halverson, Miss Holtz. Students who are majoring in Mathematics or who have a serious interest in Mathematics have organized as the Northern Montana College Math Club. Miss Helen O'Dea and Mrs. Hilda Holtz are co-sponsors of the group. Art Club is for the benefit of college students interested in art. The club promotes individual interests and talent and also serves the college by sponsoring art exhibits and doing the art work for all-college functions. Mr. E. James Brownson is the sponsor. Pictured below: Frontg Charles Manning, Marilyn Trebas, Carole Brownell, Sylvia Hentschelg Rearg Frank Tobel Terry Collinson, Ernest Taft, Gordon Collinson, Mr. Brownson, Mike Lee. Left to right Mr Harold Grimes Ke1th Wood Gary Dandliker, Lonny Valentine. DECA 1S an organization of students who are interested in retailing services. Sponsors and officers for this year are Mr Harold Grimes sponsor President Keith Wood Vice-President, Dan I-I Harrison Secretary Treasurer Dan Toomey and Historian Linda Heck. Young Democrats A new organization on campus, the Young Democrats is composed of students interested in the policies and activities of the Democratic party. At left are the club's officers: Rick Floren, Ladene Kafka, Ray Jergeson, and William Thackeray. Sigma Tau Sigma az 1,1 Q f sf ' Seated: Gene Phillipsg Ardyce Millerg Chuck Manning. Standing: Dean Mattson, advisory Ron LaVa11eyg Harmon Hendersong Dale Mailandg Sam Galbavyg Steve McCann iw Pondering over the next move, Mr. Rowe and opponent seem to be enjoying a Wednesday night chess game. lutherun Student Association Front: Chris Nelson, Kristine Weyh, Joyce Knofp, Violet Vender, George Malin, Faye Halverson, Rozanne Aamoth. Middle: Jim Denning, Erling Lynnes, Mrs. Anna Nagel, Byron Kuenzel, Edith Halverson, Richard Dukleth. Rear: Mark Langaunet, Pastor Kindem. ewman Club Front: Ellen Dwyer, Marianne Martello, Georgia Irvine, Mary Filler, Delane Taylor. Second Row: Father French, Miss Ann Eaton, Jerri Dale, Carol DeBoo, Rosalee Wyckoff, Myma Hurin, Toni Horan, Angela Widhalm. Third Row: Andrea Bubnash, Beverly Dougherty, Caryl Hobby, Jim Brady, Jackie Warwick, Sheila Waters, Sue Hopkins, Mary Lou O'Nei1l. Fourth Row: Phil Leeds, John McShane, John Bullard. Rear Row: Bernhard McAuley, Bob Majerus, Roy Pete, Albert Hilla, Eugene Phillips, Mike McLain. w'l Standing: Reverend Malcolm McCullough, Dorine Richards, Rich Bangs, Reverend Paul Reeder, Terry Kolokotrones Reverend Jack Rampleberg. Seated: Sue Borowy, Carol MacDermond. Members of the UCCF. This group was organized for those students whose churches do not have regular campus meetings. This is a nationally affiliated discussion and fellowship organization. The Wesley Foundation is sponsored by the Methodist Church and has the purpose of providing social, educational and religious activities for its members. Rear: Jerry Kegel, Scott Savage, Eugene Otto, Roger Wilson, Ray Bergh, Richard Nicaisee, Reverend James Hunter. Front: Mrs. Margaret Ott, Margaret Cook, Carole Maurer, Sharon Weiderrich, Lois Melena, Sue Stedman, Betty Robertson, Trudy Wagner. 5' f y'A Andrea Bubnashg Barbara Taylorg Pat Mooreg Ken Jensen, Daryl Sande, Editorg Mr. Earl Weiser, Advisory Carol MacDermondg Mary Fillerg Violet Vender. No Mo Co Staff The official Northern Montana College newspaper, the NoMoCo, was edited this year by Daryl Sande, a senior majoring in English. Under Sande's leadership, the NoMoCo was published several times in expanded editions. Editorials, feature sections, announcements, news coverage, and letters to the editor highlighted each NoMoCo. Faculty advisor was Mr. Earl Weiser. ',. Q S-, . Us lf!! y 41 ' - A Weary Staff Rushes for the Deadline x .,,. I . .g ., X -uf' I i E5qX 1 l g r W K 5 by 1-av ' 'N-2 1 I ' I. N 1 ,. 1 x A N ,' .na 'fp 14, .v ', ,- T n 'V if 1.5- . It vo ii 1 Q A -x 'w w ' ., - I 3 y ' 1 1 . lr-. . Z? 't va? fp'--- f H Ak E If 4? y.1,l 13 'V Y 1 1' Charley Clikeman, Gary Funk, Bob Casad, and Bruce Rampleberg are funtypicallyy up a tree. The Northern Sons, popular campus quartet, have been entertaining at college and community functions for four years. With the graduation of three of its membersg Charley Clikeman, Bruce Rampleberg, and Bob Casad, the group will not be around to liven up the campus. shaman Northern S Sons f Bob Casad's VW could carry everything but the bass fiddle. Concert Wafm'uP- U-1 K ..- O nH l 3 1 l , ,fax v 'J .Flag . A - - .En . ,. 'I -7- I NMC's pep band provided music during the Homecoming parade on October 31. Although small in number, the band was a great asset to the festivities. i The 1966 Northern Band Under the directorship of Mr. John Varnum, the band this year presented several excellent concerts which demonstrated the musicians' ability and hard work. Band members also provided entertainment at football and basketball games. According to all reports the Spring Tour proved to be highly successful. At the end of Spring Quarter the band combined with the rest of the music department and the drama department to produce the delightful musical, Brigadoon. Front row: Lola Jones, Marvilla Conn, Darlene Saska, Kaylene Savage, Judy Burgess, Sandra Freier, Gwen Newman Second row: Gary Taylor, Eugene Otto, Cheryl Morrow, Carole Stelling, Fred Van Sand, Marilynn Blaylock, Richard Sapp, Ralph Brevik, Jackie Warwick, Melvin Venetz, Rick Floren, Jack Shortell, Ladene Kafka, Don Holmquist, Gary Dusek, Mark Langaunet, Kirt Miller, Lana Ebaugh, Gary Luce. Third row: Deanna Donaldson, Jack Riley, Lynn Arney, Fred Forkin, LaVonne Sorenson, Director: Mr. John Varnum 1 , l .Ia . .' X X Cheerleaders Left to right: Ladene Kafka, Francine Clontz, Kathy Dubois, Sue Borowy, Dana Evans, Linda Heck. Pom Pom Girls 'TY ? ' . X? 'Ns' 'F Left to right: Bonnie Bickler, Jo Ellen Clare, Sue Lappin, Judi Dahl, Vicky Kipf, Sue Hopkins. fi 'P N 4 4 4 fQ'Q,5Q 97 Q1 ts Football .,.,- , , My fs. .Y ll-, Back row, left to right, Richard Wherley, Ron Mangold, Bill Sever, Ken Warwick, Gary Radosevich, Gaylord Walls, Larry Schwenke, Gary Taylor, Jerry Rampelberg, Rich Winters, Len Harrington, Roy Deubner. Center, left to right, Jack McLeod, Bob Ridgeway, Dave O'Reilly, Hal Krick, John Nose, Marv Sunderland, John Young, Jack Tubaugh, Randy Horner, Tim Carman, Tom Prater, Sam Nelson, Rick Shulund. Front, left to right, Earl Springer, John Lulf, Dan Nelson, Carl McCoun, Terry Steichen, Bob Hodge, Dan Kelley, Ron Grovom Joe Carrillo, Van Dostert. Northern 0 Carroll 38 Northern 20 U of M Cubs 40 Northern '7 Rocky Mountain 6' Northern 28 Rocky Mountain O' Northern 19 Montana Tech. 7 ' Northern 3 Eastern 45' Northern 22 Montana Tech. 7' Game Record: 4 wins 3 losses 'Conference Games - -- .i.l- Yr '-pw - , , . t . -v-A , u. .1 .. , I 1. . ' Dave O'Reil1y Rick Shulund Senior-Center Junior-Guard Great Falls Havre lst Team lst Team All-Conference Team Ron Grovum Tim Carman Larry SChWel'1k9 Freshman-Back Freshman-Back Freshman -End Glasgow Glasgow Whitefish I 965 grwfr Jerry Rampelberg 1615 and Dave O'Reilly f53y clear the way for half-back Tim Carman f4oy. ful' te' ..- lv ,r- -'f ff :f!,H5r,.QL- ,ff ff All Conference Quarter back Ron Grovom lofts the ball just in time to elude Rocky line-backer. John Nose q54j, Roy Duebner 1873 and Don Kelly f22J close in as Northern is held for short gain. . H rv Q 3 '49 1? ., 'H 4. U ., ., . ,. 'ap' '. ,- , C.,-wif' -A. V , 04 r, , , Ijs- ' Rfpawhhw. T. - 4-'A ' ' , tu ng at Fm? 'if 1-4 I 447 1 ,nb 4 -V oy ' - x . 4-'JP' .pv- , ,Hi A Al: , i,.' .fv- ,- A- 4-rm. , 'f'f'1a wiffiu U .1 he A I .. 'GFIHJ ,aww , . 'LZ .2 I 6 ,jLf? , cv -jd. .-.., ss 1 ,.-J4'G'. ,--- -A . .. lf .-nf' , 'fri' j - ,.1d'vlvft' I WT. lA,,V,vA, .. . 1' 'If .,,.,5,-4 in ,rstf- F:-1 r . u. , f 41 'C' J11 ,fig fy 'mf ..- ' H A 1 ' ' ,a..'i',,' - V4-1.-'L ' - -' ' M.-fs -, . 1 1' .si Qltgmk L- . I X, rx, V Q, .- VJ 'I a:xLtALf4 L,:f.?'o:?'A, ' 4- , ' 1519! , nw ' ,?. ,4 -.'a,,f:vN'q.', If ' ,- -f-fAn,. 'f 1 ' 1 . ,B I rl?-,J . ., , ef 4 Q tr f ,mp -,-.549 A fm ulhfkrgfaiuf- 'R-1'-- 'W' hw 'fl' , '3 y, .il ..' -S fffsffffi ', fd. 'Y 'wil' 4g, 1 , , ' 4 ' I v ,- ' fngfga.-:H !f7a 7.ffvI'.1f'1g5.',f'.ills.'hfmif' ' J A 'ul 'hat The Northern Lites, under the leadership of Coach Thomas Reynolds, captured the Montana Collegiate Conference lower division title for the first time in the nine year history of football at Northern. Winning four out of five conference games, the Lites placed five men on the All- Conference team. Sever during Homecoming game. Bob Hodge 4571 carries the ball as Rick Shulund 1601, All-Conference Guard, follows through for big gain against Rocky. o sr Q, Coach Reynolds briefs Ron Grovum and Bill -1 ,. I Baseball at T E17 ful Front Row: Bob Schoonover, Randy Korsch, Ron Nessland, Larry Schwenke, Ron Mangold, Sam Nelson, Gary Humble. Rear Row: Quentin Kirkman, Dave Taft, Jim Kravick, Gary Funk, Pete Carlberg, Ron Grovom, Duane Alley, Tom Jochim. Truck 'UV N 5 V 3 M V ly 1 I, ! qu. nnl. I 1 Front Row: Bob Hodge, Max Erickson, Ron Grovom, Allen Meredith, Carl Mctgoun. Golf Keith Evenson, Bob Landes, Dick Scharfe, Jim Hill. Swim Team v JR? j 3 'ff Front: Gary Funk, Max Erickson, Marcia Keller, John Bullard, Dan Stanford. Rear: Russ Markwald, Bill Sever Ron Nessland, Bucky Smith, Bill Chadwick. Chad Chadwick 8. Bill Severs National NAIA Record Holders , -.-. !.. it li lg li 3 Al wa Basketball f ' ' te-.iff Q! 1 Ego Qi5ll53 X! xx . A , gf, Nm 1 fl mg!! Wim- ,W ,. A . First row left to right: Ron Grovom, Mike Conn, Whitey Neumann, Dave Stephenson, Larry Schwenke, Larry Martinson, Jim Kravik, Tim Carman. Second row left to right: Coach Nielson, Dennis Sharon, Bill LaForge, Jay Fortner, Arnold Frank, Mike Wojtowick, Dan Kegel, Roger Eggen and Coach McDonald. 1965 - 66 Basketball Season 77 ,Q S J 7 ln Freshman action, forward Roger Eggen goes up for a shot after receiving the ball from Ron Grovom. Larry Martinson fires for two as Bink Sheron and Mike Wojtowick move in to cover a possible rebound. A Carroll guard bows down to Northern. Northern's Senior center, Arnold Frank, uses his 6'8 height to fire high above Minot State Teachers College. Northern fans go wild after the Lights knock off Eastern who had been undefeated in conference play until that time. Mike Wojtowick displays tremendous effort in his attempt to steal a rebound from a Carroll forward. ..' ' ,fra-,Q.a,-ff 1, , .- f w -,.4, .. V ,J J Y , . .-wwov - f Y' ffl!! f We ,4 4 12,4 447. ' Zi- - .ai-'f:': fl. ,g?5'g,4-fiig , , , ,. 5 .. . , ,ff em 4 ,M 1 .Cx .,-2 wbllw-:wi gl 3 l..,,,, Y ' uv J, ' 5. ? I' . 4 ff X' z i- ,am-,yw 'ix Graduation The graduating class of 1966 awaits the conferring of the degrees. Reverend Archer Anderson, Baccalaure- ate speakerg Dr. Joseph R. Crowley Dr. Robert Sullivan, Dean of the Law School, University of President of NMCZ Father Joseph O.Hara, Montana delivers the commencement address. Rector of St. Judes Church. ui D The graduates prepare for the recessional after the degrees have been awarded. ,adm- l. kg' Arnd t, Robert Helena English Bekker, Gerald Scobey Industrial Arts 1966 Seniors Berg, Elizabeth Hilger Elementary Education Black, Fern Poplar Elementary Education Brown, Nikki Ferdig Business Education Bubnash, Andrea Chester Elementary Education I. 0 I 1 1'5- Bullard, John New Rochelle, New York Social Studies Bush, Patricia Big Sandy Elementary Education Carmichael, Eugene Anaconda Industrial Arts Clark, Nancy Scobey Elementary Educat Clikeman, Charles Chinook Pre-Med Collinson, Gordon Libby in- 'l'ls QQX ion Drafting Technology 'W'Nu-NIH Seniors Elecl like lee President Conn, Michael Whitefish Mathematics Dallum, John Anaconda Social Studies Denning, James Great Falls English Deubner, Mary Homestead Elementary Education Collinson, Terrance Libby Industrial Arts Conn Marvilla White fish Mus ic l' Why didn't you keep your room as neat, Bill? Seniors Have Watch 'fl' f '1 42 Domire, Joseph Rudyard English Draeger, Marilyn Havre Elementary Education ..- - ' ' Dyrdahl, Donna Wagner Social Studies Galbavy, Samuel Box Elder Science Iorthern Grow to 1200 Getten, Alvin Turner Graduate Gorder, James Rudyard Industrial Arts Halverson, Faye Sunburst Elementary Education Hanson, Ronald Big Sandy Industrial Arts 4:-11 Gassert, Robert Kalispell Electronics Gernaat, William Conrad Industrial Arts ,awww me . ' .1 Qt ...J The Big Henschel, Ernest Havre Industrial Arts Jensen, Kenneth D. Chinook Business Education Johnson, Floyd Froid History and Social Studies Johnson, Karla Ha vre Elementary Education What lies Ahead? Kliewer, Jean Frazer English Kline, Samuel Rudyard Industrial Arts Kvande, Jean Havre Business Education LaFond, Ed ith Malta Elementary Education H0 19' Kinder, Sandra Havre Business Education Klabunde, Maurice Havre Business Education .-nfl? -40 '-ll tis Langaunet, Mark Missoula Industrial Arts Langley, David Hamilton Industrial Arts ,,,,.! cd f S.--v' aff! ' r F' -. ,. 4? ,V M A iq HJ' , fi 2 . 6 Q O Education ls the LaValley, Rochelle W - Havre Elementary Education X La Valley, Ronald E' Havre Ng, 'IN' Social Studies Lee, Michael Missoula Industrial Arts Lundman, Ronald Malta Elementary Education -paramagn- J I l fi! , . g f- 0:3 :pf 'ff - fari .f.?,.v, I- . .LK rv . . , 1, S. ,L 1 Y ey to Tomorrow Mackey, Ben McCann, Steve Joplin Biology McNeill, George Big Sandy Physical Science Butte Q Industrial Arts B .Q-J Q :Q ,e...... ,gi 155 I few--'M-y Magda, Bonnie X 'I ' Chinook N s. , Elementary Education I Magee, Merle Browning Industrial Arts Mangold, Ronald Inverness Physical Education Q Q 'x ,t, li, ,Z Q 1 if Ma st, Erma Kalispell Elementary Education Miller, Ardyce, Havre English . ----v 9109? With Spring Comes Morris, Jean Havre Social Studies Murphy, John Helena Industrial Arts Nagel, Wallace Havre Industrial Arts Neill, John Hingharn Area Science 'U' upers, Forms, and More Papers Nelson, Fred Windham Mathematics Nessland, Ronald Malta Area Science Ober, Benno Fairfield Elementary Education M Obrecht, Wendel Cascade Business Education Olson, Barbara Whitefish Elementary Education Olson, Dennis Havre Industrial Arts M is n,tl W nfl. JF O'Reilly, David Great Falls Industrial Arts Overby, Clarence Havre Industrial Arts ...YL Cramming, Planning, Hoping Patrick, Carol Three Forks Elementary Education Pit, -K 'll' Pfister, Gary 'Rik 4 ,. Havre English -'Ji Phillips, Eugene Havre Mathematics Rice, Bonnie Prestonsburg, Kentucky Elementary Education And Then Saska, Darlene Lewistown Area Science Slayrnaker, Donald Saco Business Education Snapp, Margaret Danvers Elementary Education Sologub, Joseph Butte Industrial Arts INN-J lgnv Rowlatt, James Havre Industrial Arts Sande, Daryl Big Sandy English -In H .w,:' if SD VU, W 4 Nikki and friend relax in the gym After Four long Years E' 5 I Soper, Robert Larslan Elementary Education if N K I ,N sc. -g -uv . V Sprague, Jerome Great Falls Industrial Arts Stuhlreiter, Margaret Libby 117 'mln HQ' if Elementary Education Tobel, Frank Great Falls Industrial Arts 3 ,kr Q 4 '9 Graduation! Watson, Richard Havre History and Social Studies Williams, David Havre History and Social Studies 06' f Trebas, Marilyn Columbia Falls Elementary Education Vogel, Randolph Kremlin Industrial Arts ,JI-I CS? ..,- t rt! .X a. , . 3, ,, N 4 ' J Wojtowick, Mike Harlowton Industrial Arts ' lk Q ss w 4 5- - 6 .3 as Th. IS Really First Class L 1 1 .gf at 3 - r , - - .f.. sf? ' F X Q., 4: -W 'N.l. if 4 'war' hA,.,..,.wr- Bekker, Glen Scobey Benson, Kenneth Columbia Falls Brady, James Havre 9 if Junior Class 4 'q'-. rf 'QM dv Brostrom, Donald Havre Callies, Betty Kremlin Campbell, Roger Denton Daniels, Gene Havre Darby, Bonnie Havre Dwyer, Ellen Wolf Point Fast, Betty Frazer Former, Jay Paradise Giesey, Ted Kalispell XYZ 1 I Gillies, Gary Havre Halverson, Marlen Peerless Harrington, Len Walkerville Johnson, Gary Glasgow Johnson, Richard Bynum Jones, Lola Havre Karst, Marguerite Sunburst Kegel, Jerry Havre Kincaid, John Kalispell Admiral Ruckman, skipper of the second deck, tidies up. 'SR 11? ,Sl , sf I X445 A15 I 7-,:,,, , ...J 5 1.'-55 im .,.. '-.ft-i'f5'gf5w McGuire, Jean Choteau Madison, Ruth Big Sandy Ma naghan, Da vid Kalispell Martin, Mayme Swan Lake Moe, Melvin Chinook Morgan, Arlene Havre Moritz, Carole Havre Nepil, Jeri Ann Big Sandy Nichols, Genevieve Great Falls 'mul , Ridgeway. Robert Denton Robertson , Sharon Big Sandy Schoonover, Frank Sheron, Dennis Scobey Skonard , Rudolph Joplin Soper, Helen Larslan Stelling, Carole Sun River Stephenson, David Libby Sunderland, Marvin Chester Q' 11 - Thirsk, Terry Kalispell Thoroughman, Robert Fort Shaw Traeger, Sandra Culbertson Trebas, Clarice Columbia Falls Verploegen, Louise Havre Woodward, Margery Cut Bank Some Class Adamsen, Floyd Havre Alexander, Dwight Culbertson Anderson, Steve Cut Bank . X-1 .f 1 w Sophomore Class fku...,,,,,,,,,,,avf 'Tug' 5 I 'X 'y 3- Bain, Stanley Kalispell Bangernan, Daniel Somers Beck, Roy Havre Benda, Sheronne West Glacier Berger, Donna Havre Bergh, Ramon Plentywood Bergler, Sylvia Havre Bernasek, James Great Falls Bilden, Leroy Joplin Gr Braaten, Steven Havre Bre idenbach, Paul Sun River Brill, Gary Ha vre Burgess, Judy Havre Burrington, James Havre Caldwell, Cliff Fort Shaw Calvert, Richard Harlem Carney, Robert Dutton Carrier, John Havre Blevins, Charlene Chinook Boggs, Dennis Geraldine Bonnett, Genise Valier Q- iff QV 73' Carroll, Harvey Libby Cheety. Philip Havre Childs, Warren Libby bl lv-sr' we s' 405 Xango! 'P di L. Christensen, Richard Great Falls Christianson, Charles Havre Christman, Lanny Dutton Combs, Clifford Havre Conrad, Richard Chinook Cook, Jami Havre Cook, Margaret Havre Cremer, Cornelius Melville Dammel, Donald Geraldine 9' -42, J 'ur J uf-,.l ' If Q Dandliker, Gary Ferdig Danell, Mary Havre Deegan, Kenneth Stanford Dunlop, William Helena Elton, Harold Laurel Fisher, Rebecca Babb Floren, Rick Havre Fuhrm an, Dorothy Glasgow Gasvoda, Gerald Havre A typical day at Northern - would you believe finals week? Hard at work, Ladene and Patty bargain with potential ticket buyers. -X' 'Y'f ' 'nvX 1 'f-fl Gernaat, Ronald Conrad Gilchrist, Eldon Shelby Gjerde, Alvin Grass Range Gjersing, Frank Malta Glover, Geneva Kalispell Gollehon, Ronald Choteau Granley, Gary Ronan Haglund, Phillip Brockway Halverson, Sharon Galata in W5 1 Heck, Linda Inverness Hedges, Thomas Havre Heim, Darrell Kalispell Helm brecht, Dennis I-Ia vre .fd Hanson, Daphne Plentywood Hanson, Jeanette Simms Harris, Robert Havre 15' 13 .5 ..., Q 'EP Hentschel, S lvia , y A 1, fl Havre Hilla, Albert Havre Henley, Luther Glasgow Hofeldt, Rodney Lloyd Holsapple, Merry Havre l:f....:-5 s LA THIIY' Jackson, Eugene Lewistown Jackson, Paul Havre James, Bruce Dodson James, Edward Drummond Jergeson, Raymond Chinook Jerome, Robert Glasgow Jess, Eleanor Havre Jones, John Harlowton Kafka, Ladene Havre Keller, Marcia Havre Kelly, Gene Carter Kiedrowski, Larry Havre Kincaid , John Hard in Kingsburg, Jack Coffee Creek Kinsella , Patricia Havre Knierim, John Glasgow Knopf, Joyce Havre Kolokotrones, Terri Havre Don Holmquist and partner enjoy the music at the Freshman Mixer. 'F' V 'us' 9166 Intermission at one of college dances. Four Northerners pause for a break. 5 Sunni' A-M' Lanning, Alice Big Sandy Lapp in, Susan Butte Lathom, Ruth San Francisco Leck, David Galata Lesmeister, Carl Fairfield Lindseth, Raymond Dupuyer Livesay, Gary Havre Luce, Gary Columbia Falls Luft, Alan Miles City Cl'-L McKay, Havre McLain, Havre McLeod Havre McMillan Joseph Helena Mc Nett Catherrne Ferdig Maxwell Irene Havre Ma ze, Larry Havre Mergenthaler Sherrre Helena Messerly Leon Chinook Miller, Glenda Havre Morehouse, Gary Hinsdale Nagel, Anna Havre Nelson, Raymond Havre Neufield , Kenneth Larslan Newman, Gwendolyn Havre Nichols, Larry Great Falls Nicholson, Sharon Kalispell Nordin, Wendell Libby Nyhus, Robert Scobey Oberg, Steve Havre O'Connor, Janice Baker 'KJ 7 a N wt. as xx Q7 X ,Q . um- X 1' 11,1 , 3' V 2,72 O'Leyar, Dawn Great Falls Olfert, William Wolf Point Olson, Nadine Havre Otto, Patricia Ha vre Patrick, Larry Rudyard Persons, Clifford Whitefish Peterson, Ardyth Havre Peterson, James Invemess Peterson, Norm an Browning What's this? Basketball in the SUB, girls? 1 , fx A little of this, a little of that, and then . . . ? 1-if W eq!-1' -.q i iw 8- I v-,..,, Phillips, Bonnie Dutton Pre ite, Richard wg, O Havre Price, Otis Pensacola, Florida Putnam, Larry Fairview Rarnlo, Jay Libby Riley, Patricia Jordan Robison, Ronald Square Butte Rosman, Elaine Havre Running, Sheila Moyie Springs, Idaho 14 4 14? Schaefer, Sandra Ledger Schaffer, Richard Drummond Severson, Leonard Havre Shaw, Jesse Fairfield Sm ith, David Libby Smith, Harold Twin Bridges Springer, Earl Havre Stanford , Daniel West Lynn, Mass. Sticka, Patrick Havre -deff' Sapp, Robert Havre Sather, Menford Larsian Satterthwaite, Thomas Butte 1 6 , vfnf .1 , K' ht. . '- t' FRY , . n y.! rm r A .i .. , . s Sanderson, Terry Havre Sundheim, Stanley Froid Svendsen, Jack Froid 9 fix 'HV 591 Av-v val' M0319 -'fluff' s Swanson, Darrell Great Falls Swensgard, Dennis Fort Benton Taylor, Barbara Ha vre Taylor, Gary Havre Thompson, Larry Plentywood Tubbs, William Helena Tweten, Rae Glasgow Valentine, Lonny Moccasin Vanek, Frank Lewistown Im 4 li ,W 1. Vannatta, Lavonne Bainville Vannice, Gerald Havre Verploegen, Henry Havre Vogel, Randolph Kremlin Von Eschen, Sandra Havre Warwick, Jacqueline Harlem Weyh, William Havre Widhalm, Angela Valier Widhalm, Terrence Valier Northern's Goose and its distinctive horn parades the streets of Havre. Y . Wilson, Gloria Glasgow Winterrowd, Glenn Cut Bank WW 58. Wodarz, Marie V' Havre 'irvw Wood, Keith Libby Woodhouse, Robert Power Q3 Aamoth, Rozanne Adams, Vernon Albrecht, Terry Albus, Ramona Albus, Richard Alex, John Allen, John Alley, Duane Anderson, Mary Andrews, Daniel Angstman, Gregory Arendt, Curtis Arney, Lynn Ash, John Bachini, Kenneth Bain, Dennis Baird, Larry Baker, Dennis Baker, John Baldwin, Ernest Barkus, Greg Barnhart, James Beatty, Patrick Beck, Arlo Beeler, Ronnie Beerman, Lila Beimler, Leo Bergstrom, Larry Bickler, Bonita Big Knife, Minnie Brenden, Morris Brevik, Ralph Bricker, Donald Bricker, Robert Brittenharn, James Brumley, John Brunner, Juanita Burch, Kathleen Burk, Ronald Burkland, Roberta Callies, Richard Campbell, Robert Capdeville, Alex Carbis, Nancy Carlberg, Peter Carlstrom, Richard Carman, Timothy Carpenter, Clark Casarotto, Walter Cassel, Susan gx Billingham, Ralph Bitz, Richard Black, Steve Blatten, Micheal Bloomdahl, Doug Borowy, Sue Bowers, Sylvia Brauer, Barbara Braughten, Ronald Bray, Donald .wwf ,. Student Body President Mike Conn, Mrs. Conn, Mrs. Joseph Crowley, President Joseph R. Crowley, greet incoming freshman at the Annual President's Reception. This event during Freshman Week gives the new students the opportunity to meet faculty staff and student body officers Catt, Myrna Cavitt, Kathy Cebulla, Timothy Chadwick, William Claire, JoEllen Claric, Patricia Clark, James Clontz, Francine Cobb, Darrell Coghlan, Gerald Cole, Kenneth Connell, Wayne Cowan, Carolyn Cross, Melody Curtiss, Sue Dachwald, James Dahl, Judith Dale, Geraldine Daley, Jonathan Dallum, Richard la f gn-4 1 Sgr qrll' 51' arf' 3 DeVries, Ivan Dick, Eugene Diemert, Dennis Divish, Edward Dixon, Laile Dobrovolny, Roberta Dobson, Daniel Dolan, Thomas Domgard, Charles Dostert, Van Damm, LeRoy Danbrook, Gary Danbrook, Robert Danell, Dolores Darling, Richard Dawson, William DeBoo, Carol Decker, Geraldine Defferding, William Deubner, Roy '! QI age? ss--s Gas LQ cr' bn' Gary Humble poses for staff photographs while his ambitious fellow-freshmen work on the float for the Homecoming Parade. Dougherty, Beverly Draeger, Betty Dramstad, Rex Dubois, Kathleen Dukleth, Richard Dumas, Allen Dusek, Gary Earl, Wesley Eggen, Roger Eisinger, Linda 5? 1 :ff Elvrom, Susan Emmett, Jeffrey Erbacher, Douglas Erbe, Ray Erchel, David Erickson, Max Erskine, Gary Estes, Tamera Evans, Dana Fagan, Bob Farmer, Joan Ferestad, Severin Ferguson, Kenneth Fields, John Filler, Mary Fisher, Richard Fjeld, Gordan Fladland, Harvey Flynn, Barry Eogt, Mark Gillies, Joyce Gilligan, Jill Gordon, Arlie Grant, Dennis Greenwood, Linda Gregory, Leland Grimm, Sharon Grovom, Ronald Gummer, Thomas Habbit, Catherine Hagel, Michael Hagestad, Vandy Haker, Kay Halverson, Edith Halverson, James Halverson, Rolly Hannum, Rita Hansen, Donald Hansen, Loren Hansen, Scott Forkin, Frederick Possum, James Foster, William Foussard, Charles Freed, Linda Freeman, Carol Freier, Donna Funk, Nancy Gass, John George, Lewis A X15 X. 55? Q3 4 Hansen, Zona Hanson, Arnold Hanson, David Hanson, Dennis Hanson, George Hanson, Ruth Harmon, Ronald Harrison, Daniel Henderson, Greg Hentz, Dolores 6 'Q--' QT' Heydon, John Hicks, Tony Higgins, Ronald Hobby, Caryl Hodge, Robert Holman, Sharen Holmen, Harlan Holmquist, Donald Hopkins, Sue Hornung, Clayton Houg, Douglas Howard, Colleen Howell, David Huebert, Louise Huestis, Dianna Huestis, Lana Hughes, Georgiana Humbert, Charles Humble, Gary Hurin, Myrna Innes, Patricia Iverson, Curtis Jappe, Roger Jarrett, Leonard Jasmin, Teofilo Jaumotte, David Jensen, Robert Jochim, Thomas Jones, Claudia Jurenka, Terry Jurgens, James Jurgens, Louis Kampf, Don Karlson, Robert Kegel, Danny Keller, Tom Keller, Victor Kelso, Todd Kenisten, Kenny Kicking Woman, Clifford ASW Beauty and brawn on the freshman end of the rope at the annual tug-of-war. Sharon Grimm pulls while Joan Woldvedt cheers them on. l 'Y' 'S fzsu-4 r va, , lf .pn-nv' 'K 5 M' if 44 in 5 lug 3. if I S? i 413. is ,M - J , 1 hbo'. ? 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' K .,' Melena, Lois Metzger, Donald Miller, Judith Miller, Robert Miller, Ierena Mills, Stephen Mires, Lawrence Moore, Patricia Morgan, Lester Morrow, Cheryl Motichka, Myron Murphy, Alan Murray, Chester Myhre, Richard Naber, Charles Nelsen, Robert Nelson, Betty Nelson, Bradley Nelson, Christine Nelson, David NO' vi, This ,M - 1.4 M ,n sas , Nicaise, Richard Nielsen, Kenneth Noble, Charles Nordhagen, Margo Nyberg, James O'Brien, Linda Ohlson, Otto Oliver, Richard Olsen, Ronald Olson, Larry N 1' Nelson Nelson, faq, Nelson Nelson Nelson Donald Erik Rick Robert Sam Nelson, Wayne 6 Nepil, Glen R Ness, John 3 Neumann, Waldemar Newby, Curtis x 415- Frank Tobel, Jeri Ann Nepil and Sheila Running of DAT assist the bewildered freshman during registration. O'Neil, Mary Ophus, Gary Oset, Lawrence Otto, Eugene Overcast, Denny Overton, Jimmy Parker, Gary Patek, William Patera, Robert Patrick, Penny 'fb-'X --n . k .X ' w ff . wg. gp ' QF, Q :H . 1 P b3i 'qfl'.' 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A i if Semansky, Lynn Sever, William Shafer, Robert Shaulis, Eugene Sheneman, Virginia Shipstead, Gary Shortell, John Shortell, Linda Shultz, Donald Simonich, Thomas '57 'Qui nw 4w 'q' iQ ll' Z1 '95 'rg' 4 '.f' 51X WY 9f f CIT! 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