Montana Tech University of Montana - Magma Yearbook (Butte, MT)

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FRANK BOICE, ANDY BOYACK. HENSLEIGH. BARTON HAHN, WILLIAM GIBBS. LYLE MILLER. JOHN GILL. PETE WILKIE, RUSSELL NEWTON. MR. ECKERT, CLIFFORD CRANE. LoIs TRETSVEN NORMAN CASCADEN, JOE MITCI-I. MARGARET PORTER, MARY STEVENS. GERALDINE NEWMAN, BARBARA BAUMGARNER, MARGARET FOURNIER, HARRIET LUPIIER, ELNA MoNsTAD, CHARLOTTE BENSON. GRACE MOORE EMERY STAPLETON, SAM THROM, PRESIDENT: NATALIE MCDERMOTT, BESSIE KDGER, DOROTHY ENGIIIIAN. MARJORIE REICHMUTI-I. RUTH KITTAMS. DAISY FLICK For a number of years there has been an organization for non-fraternity students. During the last two years, however, this group has been increasingly active, Men's and Worner1's cooperative boarding houses have been success- fully operated this year. A lot of the credit tor the success of these enterprises must go to the Independents Club. The club also sponsors numerous dances, picnics and other social functions throughout the year. It is a Worthy group which brings a certain fellowship among the students who are not affiliated with the regular social groups. tru? INDEPENDENT CLUB President INDE D-ENDENTS SAM THRoM WW

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J' gona ..,a , f ,r - . 2 7tie251-:2sE2:'?:':e:e:aa:L:f:::-W v i i SPARTANIANS President ALICE WARDEN An athletic honorary fraternity for Iunior and Senior women, Spartanians chooses membership from those who have an eighty average, and who have earned either a Bobcat sweater or two awards and iiity points toward a sweater. During the past year the organization has redecorated the women's lounge room in the gym, so the Coeds no longer have to throw their coats in the corner while attending social functions. Similar projects have been mapped out for the future. This year the group held cr semi-formal, ladies' choice dance at which Tuffy Feldman was chosen King of the Hill. g s , 1 ' 4.- '61 STARRING ELLINGSON HARBISON ROBBINS LEEDHAM HAVERFIELD HODGSKISS BYDELEY TRETSVEN JENSEN GRAHAM KRUMHOLZ HART SEAMANS WILSON WARDEN TUTTLE Ross KEITHLY

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..l.. 1,11-. Cll, BS I' A ,,.v,:E. c tttt L , -1 President 2 2 osWALD BRowNLEE K i2'f --- 'Q:2 I The Ag Club is one of the most active organizations on the campus, and is one that really does things tor its members. Its membership is composed of all students enrolled in agriculture and the agricultural faculty. The Ag Club takes great pride in its Little International which has become an annual affair, and also in sponsoring the F. F. A. organizations Which are qrowinq throughout the state. From what We hear of the dinner which was put on by the agricultural faculty, our Home Economics department has a close rival. The Ag Ball is also under the sponsorship of this club, and the Harvest Queen crowned each year is always one of the loveliest of the campus.