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

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A GEOLOGY GRADUATE STUDENTS i3O WILLIAM D. WILLIAMS Bill is a new arrival on the Mines campus this semester, as he transferred from the Mackay School of Mines. The man with the big grin is 25, single, and is a member of Alpha-Tau Omega. He was a First Lieutenant in the Air Force during the last affair. HIGBEE G. WILLIAMS Higbee hails from the sunny state of California. He is married, 24, and a Sigma Rho. Higbee has participated in football for two years, intramural basketball, weight lifting, and has time to be on the honor roll for two years. DONALD R. RICHNER Don transferred from the Uni- versity of New Hampshire. He is 27, married, has two children, and was a member of the Air Force. lf you see Don all duded up, you can figure he is going to a meeting of the Chess club or the Bridge club.

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DALE F. KITTEL Dale hails from Ritzville, Wash- ington, where he attended Eastern 'Washington College of Education, He is 28, married, a Sigma Rho, -and a First Lieutenant in the ln- fantry Reserve. Dale has been a 'Copper Guard and is now Vice- Presidentiof the senior class. KENNETH C. PRESLEY Pres hails from Livingston, Montana. He is single, 27, a Theta Tau, and an alumnus of the Air Corps. Pres has received letters for three years of basketball, and two years of baseball. He has been a Copper Guard for two years, hon- -or roll one year, president of the 'freshman class, and a Delegate-ah large for two years. Pres's plans for the future include a rapid ac- cumulation of numerous rasbuck- niks. DONALD W. LEVANDOWSKI Levan claims Stockett, Mon- tana, os his home town. He is 22, single, and a Theta Tau. Levan has participated in the Mineral club for three years, Anderson- Carlisle for two years, and he has been on the honor roll for four years. He has been o delegate-ab large on the A.S.S.M. council, and a secretory of Anderson-Carlisle. FRANK R. REYNOLDS Frank is from Butte, and a form- er member of the Navy. He is 25, married, and a Sigma Rho. Frank's spare time has been taken up by four years of baseball, one year of basketball, De Re , one year of o ro to ry, and one year on the Minesweeper. F r a n k won the state championship in oratory in I947. He has been editor of De Re, editor of the Minesweeper, student publicity director and a fraternity officer. RICHARD MARVIN Marv is from Billings, Mon- tana. He is 24, and single, in other words, a n o t h e r eligible male. Marv has spent his extra time playing intermural basketball and taking an active interest in the Mineral club. He has been on the honor roll for two years, and in his junior year a scholarship came his way. RONALD J. WHITE Whitey has been one of the mainstays of the hockey team for four years, which means the school is really going to miss him. He is from Calgary, Alberta, single and 23. Whitey is interested in pe- troleum geology, and hopes to en- ter this field. ROBERT E. WILLSON Weakeyes has the most un- usual nickname among the seniors since his eyes seem perfectly norm- al. Refers to other things, l under- stand. He is 23, single, Army Air Corps, and hails from Fort Benton, Montana. Exploration work is his choice for a life-work. 29 FRANCIS M. YOUNG Frank is one of the guys we hate to see leave, a more cheerful cuss would be hard to find. He is 27, married, a member of Sigma Rho, and an alumnus of the Infantry. Frank has been active a r o u n d school by working on De Re , Blast, and taking a hand on M-Day.

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J UN IOR GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERS v , ' JOHN W. BAKER HOWARD E. BANTA RICHARD W. BRUMMETT JAMES L. EYMANN ROBERT F. GALE Libby, Montana Ketchikan, Alaska Pomona, California Reedley, California Worden, Montana CHARLES H. HEWITT STUART P. HUGHES MEDARD HUMISTON JOHN P. JOYCE HENRY D. OLSON Butte, Montana Shreveport, Louisiana Butte, Montana Butte, Montana Butte, Montana PIERCE D. PARKER ROBERT P. TOSHOFF PAUL L. VANDEVEER' Bremerton, Washington Klein, Montana Butte, Montana C317