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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

, ■ a-Ve Cc s-yi ' ■ ij- THE MAGMA Published by the Associated Students of the Montana School of Mines Co-Editor Co-Editor R. H. Rowe W. Brown (1) ■■ i t.-j jpjSSS L L „iJC«- ' VS- ' i t ' r 1 ■ -iiifi ,-r 1 t 1 ■■ : Dr. Edwin G. Koch (4) Dedication We, the editors of the 1958 Magma, dedicate this book to our President, Dr. Edwin G. Koch. Dr. Koch is well known to the student body as being former Head of the Chemistry Department. In this, his first year as President, Dr. Koch has initiated many new policies which have been well received by the stu- dents. R. Rowe and W. Brown, Editors (5) MONTANA SCHOOL OF MINES BUTTF.. MONTANA OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT December 7, .yb I To the Students of Montana School of Mines: Another year has passed and in passing has recorded much in accomplishment, in progress, in change of status. For each of you the record is different, but for all of you there has been the satisfac- tion of living in a dynamic era. This past year has been one of improved or ganization, improved understanding, and a marked revitalization of the ASSM in its role of student government. The student council can feel justly proud of its many accomplishixients in the interest of the students on our campus. Such accomplishments don ' t just happen; they are created through hard work and attention to the many problems wanting solution. Boys grow into m.en under the stress of responsibility. This Magma formis a partial history of the year just concluded, that part which deals withpeople, classes, organizations, and activities. It is a book you will cherish for the rest of your lives; it will be fondly reviewed countless times as the years pass following graduation, each timie bringing back in sharp retrospect the year 1957-58 at Montana School of Mines. To the Seniors 1 wish bon voyage. Remember always, wherever you go, whatever you do, your Alma Mater is proud of your attainments and holds you dear in its heart. Cordially yours. Edwin G. Koch President EGK:lh (6) Student Council Front row, left to right: D. Diekman, Secretory-treasurer; G. Lanier, Presi- dent; P. Butler, Vice-president; back row: T. Mortm, Delegate; L. Darsow, Student Manager; R. Wylie, Delegate. (7) Hall Council Front row, left to right: D. Johnson, Secretary-treasurer; G. Parker, Presi- dent; D. Roberts, Vice-president; back row: D. Gushing, Delegate; D. Rovig, Delegate; R. Banghart, Delegate; R. Evans, Delegate. (S) , i. U; ::|:r:,4 rr , - £ y,. . r Bt A A A • • ... « r James H. Albertson Associate Professor of English W. Milton Brown Registrar Business Manager Bahngrell W. Brown (Dr.) Associate Professor and Head, Dept. of Geology irf9 -f -NS i lk William W. Chance Associate Professor of English (10) WiUard E. Cox Instructor in Geology Harry J. Christoffers Assistant Professor of Chemistry- Fred N. Earll (Dr.) Assistant Professor of Geology Joseph W. Duroux Assistant Professor of Mathematics ( 11 ) Douglas H. Harnish. Jr. Associate Professor and Head, Dept. of Petroleum Engineering Charles W. Haynes (Dr.) Associate Professor and Head, Dept. of Metallurgy Morris I. Kaufmann Assistant Professor of Mechanics Frank H. Kelly Assistant Professor of Economics (12) Clifford W. Laity Professor of History and Head, Dept. of Human- ities and Social Studies Walter S. March, Jr. Professor of Geology, As- sociate Director Bureau Mines and Geology George D. MacDonald Assistant Professor of Chemistry D. Charles McAuliffe Vice-president, Dean of College ( 13) Louise L. McBride Assistant Professor of Languages, Advisor to Women Students John G. McCaslin Assistant Professor of Physics Donald W. McGlashan Research Professor and Head, Dept. of Mineral Dressing Kenneth N. McLeod (Dr.) Professor and Head, Dept. of Chemistry (U) Loretta B. Peck Librarian Associate Professor Margaret Sarsfield Instructor in P. E. for Women Stephen W. Nile (Dr.) Professor and Head, Dept. of Physics ■ ? ?r ' S Dale E. Pinckney Assistant Professor of Social Studies 15) Elizabeth S. Satter Assistant Professor of Mathematics Ralph I. Smith Associate Professor of Metallurgy- Edward F. Simonich Assistant Professor, Direc- tor of Athletics, Coach Gustav Stolz, Jr. Assistant Professor of Petroleum Engineering (16) William A. Vine Professor and Head, Dept. of Mining Engineering Koehler S. Stout Assistant Professor of Mining Engineering Not Pictured Adam J. Smith (Dr.) Professor and Head, Dept. of Mathematics Retired L. Vincent Mead Associate Professor of Mathematics Sergio Zaderenko (Dr.) Associate Professor and Head, Dept. of Mechanics ( 17) In Memoriam Professor George Harmon Mr. Harmon started his MSM career in 1947 and taught the following courses: Physics, Electronics, Applied Electricity, Strength of Materials, Hydraulics, and Physical Ther- modynamics. Although guiet and unassum- ing, his accomplishments were many. He was active in both civic and professional affairs. He will long be remembered by those who were associated with him. (13) i ' ini s k Z. - V l O t J, 4 CS id A) c ). SClV Jy- Cs d Sy ' J ' = j_ ■J. V 4p Graduate Students Geology Francis A. Crowley Butte, Montana; B.S. Geological Engineering, Montana School of Mines; Graduate Assistontship 1957-58, Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson-Carlisle So- ciety; Vice-president of ASSM 1954. David H. Dahlem Los Angeles, California; B.S. in Geological Engineering, Mon- tana School of Mines; Teaching Fellov ship; Member of AIME. (20) Geology Willis M. Johns Spokane, Washington; B.S. Geo- logical Engineering, Montana School of Mines. Kirk W. Stanley College, Alaska; B.S. Geology, University of Alaska School of Mines. (21 ) Mineral Dressing Hernando C. Arauco Lima, Peru; B.S. Chemical Engi- neering, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Lima; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity. Prabhakar M. Deshpande Nagpur, India; B.S. Geology and Chemistry, University of Nagpur. {22) Mineral Dressing Theodore S. Jordan Butte, Montana; B.S. Mineral Dressing, Montana School of Mines; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity; Chancellor and Vice- roy of Copper Guards; Honor Roll. -HHl CT2 Andrew L. Mular Butte, Montana; B.S. Metallurgy, Montana School of Mines; Mem- ber of Sigma Rho Fraternity; Fellowship in Mineral Dressing; A. S. R. Scholarship; Honor Roll; Intramurals. (23) Mineral Dressing Esfandiar Saeed Tajrish, Tehran, Iran; B.S. Min- ing Engineering, Tehran Univer- sity; Vice-president of the M.S.M. International Club. Hipolito Zevallos Lima, Peru; B.S., Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Lima. (24) Mining Miguel A. Carrizales Lima, Peru; B.S., Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Lima; President of the M.S.M. International Club. Dej. Tewtong Bangkok, Thailand; B.S. Mining, Chulalongkorn University, Thai- land. (25) Mining George L. Wilhelm Santa Rosa, California; B.S. Min- ing, Montana School of Mines. Metallurgy Alfonso P. Zuzunaga Arequipa, Peru; B.S. Chemical Engineering, San Marcos Uni- versity, Lima, Peru; Member of the A.I.M.E.; Cerro De Pasco Corporation Scholarship. (26) Senior Class Officers Jon E. Langfeldt President Donald A. Hendricks Vice-president Donald R. Sc hweitzer Secretary-treasurer (27) Seniors Seniors — Geology Duane Allen Diekman Lewistown, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson- Carlisle Society; Secretary-treas- urer of ASSM, 1957-58, Secretary- treasurer of M Club; Football. David S. Johnson Billings, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson- Carlisle Society, Magma, Ampli- fier; Secretary of Residence Hall Council, Theta Tau Building Fund Chairman; Intrcimurals. (2BI Metallurgy William James Borzick Butte, Montana; Member of Sig- ma Rho Fraternity. Leonard Walter Boyd, Jr. Butte, Montana; Junior Member of A.I.M.E., A.S.M.; MSM Honor Scholarship, A.S.M. Scholarship; Honor Roll six semesters. Charles Theodore Burtch Poison, Montana; Member of M Club; Vice-president of Metal- lurgy Section of the Anderson- Carlisle Society; Football. (29) Metallurgy Roger Nels Dokken Shelby, Klontana; Member of Copper Guards, Anderson-Car- lisle Society, Mineral Club; Pres- ident of Junior Class; MSM Ad- vanced Honor Scholarship, A. S. R. Scholarship in Metallurgy; Honor Roll seven semesters; In- tramurals. Kenneth Ray Evans Billings, Montana; Member of Anderson-Carlisle Society, M Club, A.S.M.; Viola Vestal Coul- ter Scholarship; Honor Roll one semester; Basketball. Barry John Hansen Anaconda, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, Anderson- Carlisle Society; Vice-president of Sophomore Class, Expansion Officer of Copper Guards; Intra- murals. (30) Metallurgy Russell Everett Hoar Butte, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson- Carlisle Society; Corresponding Secretary of Theta Tau; Honor Roll one semester; Intramurals. Jack August Jones Anaconda, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, Anderson- Carlisle Society, A.S.M.; Busi- ness Manager of Amplifier. Jon Edward Langfeldt Great Falls, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, Ander- son-Carlisle Society; President Senior Class, Vice-president Jun- ior Class, Secretary Sophomore Class, Scribe of Sigma Rho; Honor Roll two semesters; Infra- murals. (31) Metallurgy Donald Edward Macknight Great Falls, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Ander- son-Carlisle Society, M Club; Vice-president Junior Class, Scribe of Theta Tau; A.I.M.E. Woman ' s Auxiliary Scholarship; Honor Roll one semester; Hockey. Arlan Edward Rathke Hamilton, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, American Society for Metals; Honor Roll two semesters; Intramurals. Raymond William White Butte, Montana; Member of An- derson-Carlisle Society, A.S.M.; Honor Roll tv o semesters. (32) Mineral Dressing John Patrick Hager Big Timber, Montana; Member of Anderson-Carlisle Society, Newman Club, Copper Guards; A.S.M. Scholarship in Metal- lurgy; Honor Roll two semesters. Harold Bruce Treweek Great Falls, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Ander- son-Carlisle Society, M Club; Editor of Amplifier, Delegate of Student Council, President of Sophomore Class; Honor Roll Baseball, Hockey. onp coTrioctor. Donald Edwin Zipperian Great Falls, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Ander- son-Carlisle Society, Copper Guards; Coulter Foundation Scholarship; Honor Roll one semester; Golf, Intramurals. (33) Mining Milton John Barnett Boise, Idaho; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson-Car- lisle Society; Honor Roll one semester; Football, Tennis. Robert Lewis Hall Deer Lodge, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, Glee Club, Mineral Club; President and Vice-president of Anderson- Carlisle Society; Football. Donald Albert Hendricks Des I ' Iomes, Iowa; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity; Vice-pres- ident Senior Class, Vice-Archon and Treasurer of Sigma Rho, Secretary-treasurer of Anderson- Carlisle Society; Gardner-Den- ver Mining Scholarship; Honor Roll six semesters; Intramurals. (34 I Mining George T. Krempasky Peckville, Pennsylvania. William Gordon Lees Kimberley, B. C, Canada; Mem- ber of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson-Carlisle Society, Amp- lifier; Co-editor of De Re Metal- lica; Golf, Intramurals. Thomas William Martin Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Mem- ber of Sigma Rho Fraternity, Anderson-Carlisle Society, M Club; Delegate to Student Coun- cil Football. (35 1 Mining Gordon Rae Parker Capetown, South Africa; Mem- ber of Sigma Rho Fraternity, Magma, Amplifier, Debate, Dra- matics; Chairman of Hall Coun- cil, President of Anderson-Car- lisle Society; Tsumeb Corpora- tion, Ltd., Scholarship; Honor Roll; Golf, Intramurals. Donald R. Schweitzer Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Ander- son-Carlisle Society, Magma; Secretary-treasurer of Senior Class; Intramurals. William Ross Wayment Butte, Montana; Member of Sig- ma Rho Fraternity, M Club, Amp- lifier; Vice-president of Mining Section of Anderson-Carlisle So- city, Archon of Sigmi Rho; A. S. and R. Minng Scholarshp; Honor Roll six semesters; Hockey, Foot- ball, Intramurals. (36) Petroleum George Miller Blumfield Great Falls, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, M Club, Anderson-Carlisle Society; Sgt. at Arms of Sigma Rho; Hockey, Baseball, Intramurals. William Gordon Brown East Glacier Park, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson-Carlisle Society, Junior member of A.I.M.E., Amplifier, De Re Metallica; Editor of Magma. Patrick John Butler Billings, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, M Club, Copper Guards, Mineral Club; Vice-president of Student Coun- cil, Secretary Junior Class, Treasurer of Theta Tau; Rotary Club Scholarship; Honor Roll two semesters; Basketball, Intra- murals. (37) Petroleum Robert Howard Darlington Butte, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson- Carlisle Society; Honor Roll one semester. Leonard A. Darsow Libby, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson- Carlisle Society, M Club; Presi- dent of M Club, Vice-regent of Theta Tau; Football, Intramur- als. John Phinis Hunter Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Mem- ber of Theta Tau and Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternities, Anderson- Carlisle Society; Scribe of Theta Tau; Hockey, Basketball, Track, Golf. (38) Petroleum Gene A. Lanier Poison, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, Anderson- Carlisle Society; President and Secretary of Student Council, Vice-president of M Club, Duke of Copper Guards, Honorary Football Co-captain; Football, Intramurals. Aurelio Madrazo Butte, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Copper Guards, Band, Anderson-Car- lisle Society; Gina Diamante Scholarship and Mobil Oil Schol- arship; Honor Roll three years; Intramurals. Donald John Ogrin Great Falls, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, M Club, Anderson - Carlisle Society; Hockey, Football. (39) Petroleum Robert Henry Rowe Butte, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson- Carlisle Society, Junior member of A.I.M.E., Journalism; Vice- president of M Club, Regent and Corresponding Secretary of Theta Tau, Editor of Magma; Rotary Club Scholarship; Honor Roll one semester; Football, Intramurals. Glenn Charles Shurtz Butte, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, M Club; Honor Roll one semester; Foot- ball, Baseball. Lawrence E. Treiber Bil lings, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, Anderson- Carlisle Society, Copper Guards; Vice-Archon of Sigma Rho; Mobil Producing Scholarship; Honor Roll two semesters; Intramurals. (40) Junior Class Officers Donald R. Corson President George M. Maxwell Vice-president Albert R. Rule Secretary-treasurer (4i: Juniors Javaid M. Alvi Gujranwala, Pakistan James P. Connell St. Louis, Missouri Geology Donald R. Corson Bigfork, Montana David G. Rasmussen Missoula, Montana (42) Allen A. Sawitke Willoughby, Ohio Peter H. Sweeney Butte, Montana Geology Alfred E. Trimble Eugene, Oregon Robert P. Wylie Bozeman, Montana (43) Gary D. Alexander Mt. Vernon, Washington Curtis F. Bates Anaconda, Montana Metallurgy James F. Donovan Anaconda, Montana David S. Malyevac Butte, Montana (44) George M. Maxwell Warm Springs, Montana Eldon J. Nicholson Great Falls, Montana Metallurgy , t( a H ■L : M ■1 inaii jjj H H -mmi , . H p H k ' H Carl A. Plate Butte, Montana Richard W. Roberts Anchorage, Alaska Jerome A. Yopps Waukesha, Wisconsin (45) Johannes P. Dreyer Kamieskroon, South Africa Ronald L. Nordwick Wolf Point, Montana Mineral Dressing William H. Painter Livingston, Montana Albert R. Rule Butte, Montana Gordon F. Zeising Union, New Jersey (45) Richard W. Banghart Greenwich, Connecticut Mohammad A. Mahtab Sargodha, Pakistan Mining James D. Wallace Livingston, Montana Albert C. Walkup Philipsburg, Montana (47) Joseph H. Bato Butte, Montana Gus B. Coolidge Sunburst, Montana Petroleum Richard L. Coppage Redding, California Alan R. Kerr Great Falls, Montana (43) Lilburn H. Lueck Ennis, Montana Richard D. Osterman Black Eagle, Montana Petroleum Claud F. Pickard Miles City, Montana (49) li ' B Coffee Time But I don ' t like smoke. Dear Sir: Your horse has . . . (50) Sophomore Class Officers John H. Templin President Helen E. Duke Secretary-treasurer (51) Sophomores Graham C. Cadwell (52) Darrel D. Day Kenneth H. Erickson Michael M. Freebourn Edward J. Erickson (53) Robert W. Garey George A. Grandy Kelly P. Hemmert (54) Michael R. Maddocks Alec E. Lindquist Donald J. McMillan Donald E. Mahagin Malcolm A. McKinnon (55) Allen D. Rovig (56) John H. Templin Richard R. Vincelette Douglas H. Wadman Donald P. Williams Richard L. Willey (57) ' It says right here . Hysterical Geology? Morning break, 9 to 12. (58) Freshmen Class Officers Georgeann Sullivan President Jacqueline L, Trythall Secretary-treasurer Freshmen Robert L. Applegate Force F. Baney, Jr. Alexander L. Chaky (60) John U. Chellew Helen G. Christenot Donald E. Crosley Julia A. Dwyer Raymond F. Frederick James D. Freebourn John W. Frisbie (62) William R. Halvorson Roger O. Hansen William H. Guanell William K. Horner, Jr. (63) William N. Lindstrom Elizabeth M. McCallum James J. McCracken (64) Stanley M. Mikuse (65) Robert I. Murray William M. Myrhang Namon J. Nichols i (66) Lee E. Nordahl Stephen R. Postle Donald N. Petersen Dale T. Rau (67) Earl L. Sherron, Jr Douglas D. Smart Robert M. Shelden K IPS ■ ■ H ' | H ' B H 1! I H i MmSB 1 f; ' ' ijg t tW ' M ■ iMt Edwin L. Speel man (68) Jerry L. Stordahl John D. Straight Georgeann Sullivan Daniel E. Trbovich (69) John L. Troglia Jacqueline L. Trythall Robert E. Warren (70) sX fm t , ' , H ' r ' ' - ' « ■■ : Football 1957-58 Oredigger Football Team. Front row (left to right): Joe Kil- minster (assistant coach), Robert Wylie, Clyde Kelley, Barry Sulli- van, Dick Banghart, Al Walkup, Tom Martin, Bob Shelden, Bob Rowe, Dick Coppage, Mohamed Mohsin. Back row: Coach Simon- ich, Steve Shugrue, Duane McCrorie, Kelly Hemmert, Mike Free- bourn, Gary Riley, Don Bechtold, Dan Rovig, Duane Diekman, Dick Davis, Bill Rowe, Dan McCarthy (assistant coach). Not pic- tured: John Frisbie, Dave Cadv ell, Dart Davis, Glenn Shurtz, Len Darsow (manager). SEASON ' S RECORD M.S.M. M.S.C. Bobkittens 31 M.S.M. 7 M.S.U. Cubs 37 M.S.M. 19 Northern Montana 20 M.S.M. 6 Western Montana 46 M.S.M. Eastern Montana 37 M.S.M. Westminster 90 The 1957-58 football season was one of the most disastrous in M.S.M. history. Although ably mentored by Coach Ed Simonich, the team was v eak both in depth and experience, and plagued by Asiatic flu and injuries. Halfback Tom Martin led the Miner offense on the ground with an average of six plus yards per carry, while Quarterback Gary Riley completed 26 passes out of 55 tries to lead the conference. As Coach Simonich stated, As far as fighting determination on the squad, there ' s been no equal. (72) 1957-58 Co-Captains Duane Diekman Tom Martin Gary Riley plunges over from the two- yard line to score against the Cubs. Tom Martin lowers the boom. (73) Mike Freebourn grabs a slippery one. Who ' s got the ball? (74) ' .J Not too big! Banghart intercepts. (75) Hockey 1957-58 Oredigger Hockey Team. Back row (left to right): Jack Hunter, Stan Mikuse, George Blumfield, Don Macknight, Len Darsow, Larry Nelson, Mel Poad, Ross Wayment, Mike Maddocks, Don Ogrin, Jack Larry, coach. Front row: Ron Nordwick, Harold Treweek, Dan Trbovich, Ken Erickson, Dick Banghart, Al Sawitke, Barry Donaldson, Al Mclvor. SEASON ' S RECORD M.S.M. 4 Copperleafs 8 M.S.M. 5 Copperleafs 9 M.S.M. 7 Copperleafs 17 M.S.M. 7 Copperleafs 4 Hockey was successfully revived at the School of Mines after a lapse of two years. In the limited series with the Butte Civic Center Copperleafs, the Orediggers showed steady improvement and topped the season with a hard-fought 7-4 win. Jack Larry and Ed Simonich coached the team, which was built around a small core of veterans. (76) Jack Hunter shoots. Stan Mikuse shoots the puck between the legs of Copperleaf goalie, Beanie Park. Wayment passes to Treweek. (77) Basketball 1957-58 Oredigger Basketball Squad. Front row (left to right): Jim Freebourn, Gus Coolidge, Dick Roberts, Lilburn Lueck, Don Rolfe, Leo Belanger. Back row: Len Darsow (manager), Al Kerr, Frank McGee, Don Mahagin, Doug Smart, Mike Freebourn, Jack King, Mel Bennett. Not pictured: Don McMillan, Ron Rickman. SEASON ' S RECORD M.S.M. 45 Western Montana 87 M.S.M. 43 Western Montana 61 M.S.M. 54 Rocky Mountain 81 M.S.M. 55 Rocky Mountain 93 M.S.M. 62 Eastern Montana 72 M.S.M. 51 Western Montana 89 M.S.M. 76 Carroll College 70 M.S.M. 51 Eastern Montana 68 M.S.M. 44 Northern Montana 59 M.S.M. 62 Carroll College 80 M.S.M. 76 Northern Montana 52 ■ M.S.M. 58 Western Montana 75 A young Miner basketball team, consisting mostly of freshmen and sophomores, showed great improvement from former years. Although lacking in height and experience, the team finished strong, topping Carroll and Northern in the final home games. (78) Mike Freebourn 1957-58 Captain (79) (80) (81) (82) Smart (10) Lueck (20) Coolidge (3) Intramurals Block That Shot! Coach Simonich has launched a sweeping intra- ' mural program to provide recreation for every interested student. The schedule includes basket-!! ball, touch football, badminton, ping pong, tennis,: ' bowling, horseshoes, boxing, volleyball, wrestling,, weightlifting, handball, golf, soccer, and baseball. Note the Muscles! (84) A typical, clean-cut handball player. Tewtong plays ping pong. I I This is basketball? (85) Come-on, let ' s stretch those stiff, tired mus- cles! Attention, Yankee Scouts! Up-Up a little bit higher! (86) 11 - ' fl i - ' .rEKs: 1 HBP |HMH[taF «i- f • y ■ ' ' ' i!B gBgB ' ywiiwHiHil Bi 1 H s I B s ' ' iM Q § M H This is swimming? Bn fl H 1 SH [ -■J s TB I B BKrHMS C I p 1 1 HB f ■ 1 |t J H r L l m I, Yea, Johnny! This is not swimming. (87) Which month is that? Your move, Bunky (88) Magma Staff R. Rowe... Co-Editor R. Wylie Sports Editor W. Brown Co-Editor J. Templin Business Manager J. Trythall - Activities Editor G. Christenot Art Editor M. Freebourn Business Manager Not Pictured D. Johnson, Photographer (90) Amplifier Staff R. Rowe Reporter J. McVey Co-Editor H. Duke Reporter R.Wylie Co-Editor J. Jones Business Manager C. McLean Business Manager G. Christenot Reporter B. Todd... Feature Editor J. Trythall Campus Editor W. Brown ...Reporter J. Templin Reporter D. Johnson Photographer J. Freebourn, R. Rickman, M. McKinnon Reporters Not Pictured W. Lees, M. Freebourn (91 ) Anderson - Carlisle Society Front rov , left to right: F. Strandberg, R. Pierce, Prof. Vine, Prof. Adami, Dr. Koch, Dean McAuliffe, Prof. Stout, G. Parker. Second row: D. Johnson, R. Willey, K. Evans, C. Burtch, R. Dundas, R. Mil- hous. Prof. Harnish, Prof. McGlashan, R. Wayment, D. Hendricks, D. Tewtong. Back row: M. Carrizales, R. Frederick, A. Madrazo, A. Sawitke, D. Coppage, J. Langfeldt, D. Rasmussen, D. Schweit- zer, D. Rovig, D. Macknight, M. McKinnon, B. Hansen, W. Lind- strom. R. Dokken, G. Zeising, A. Trimble, W. Lees, W. Painter, R. Hall, A. Rule, P. Sweeney, T. Martin L. Treiber, R. Banghart, J. Wallace. Gordon Parker President Ross Wayment V.P., Mining Charles Burtch V.P., Metallurgy Glenn Shurtz V.P., Petroleum Donald Hendricks Secretary-treasurer Prof. Stout Faculty Advisor (92 . Copper G uards Sitting, left to right: D. Rolfe, D. Roberts, D. Vmcelette, G. Grandy, Standing: Prof. McCaslin, D. McMillan, E. Erickson, R. Garey, D. Wadman, D. Day, D. Rovig. Richard Vincelette Duke Donald Rolfe Chancellor George Grandy Scribe Donald Roberts Recorder Prof. McCaslin Faculty Advisor (93) International Club Front row, left to right: M. Mohsin, J. Chellew, H. Duke, M. Car- rizales, J. Frisbie. Back row: R. Schnell, D. Tewtong, R. Arauco, D. Cadwell, H. Zevallos, R. Azocar. Miguel Carrizales President Esfandiar Saeed Vice-president Elaine Gilman Secretary John Chellew Treasurer Prof. R. I. Smith _ Faculty Advisor (94) South America in force. Meeting of the mmds. Representing South Africa-America-Viet Nam. (95) Sigma Rho Fraternity Front row, left to right: D. Tewtong, G. Blumfield, A. Trimble, D. Hendricks, R. Wayment, L. Treiber, R. Banghart, D. Rolfe. Second row: D. Malyevac, E. Erickson, G. Lanier, C. Plate, A. Mclvor, B. Hansen, R. Felix, E. Nicholson. Back row: A. Walkup, G. Parker, R. Hall, J. Langfeldt, A. Rule, D. Coppages, T. Martin, P. Sweeney, D. Rovig, M. McKinnon. Ross Wayment Archon Lawrence Treiber Vice-Archon Richard Banghart Secretary Donald Hendricks Treasurer Alfred Trimble Scribe George Blumfield Sgt. at Arms Prof. Albertson Faculty Advisor (95) Visual aid to education. Now here ' s the way we ' ll do it. Sure three bid — deuce of hearts. Coed Club Front row, left to right: J. McVey, G. Christenot, M. Sullivan. Sec- ond row: C. Gardner, H. Duke, G. Sullivan, B. Todd. Back row: E. McCallum, J. Trythall, S. McGonigle, J. Dwyer, S. Dunlap. Maribeth Sullivan President Gwen Christenot. Vice-president Judy McVey Secretary-treasurer Mrs. L. L. McBride Faculty Advisor (98) -and on weekends. BWOC. Kjl PI 1 H ■■MI ' ' ' I riitf l L « 1 ' ' ' --- - I- HH I HjT H 1 H Why? HiFi. Say Something! (99) Theta Tau Fraternity Front row, left to right: L. Darsow, R. Hoar, D. Macknight, R. Rowe, P. Butler, Prof. Harnish. Second row: A. Madrazo, H. Tre- week, R. Wylie, A. Puccinelli, A. Rathke, W. Painter, R. Arauco, J. Bate, D. Johnson. Back row: D. Diekman, W. Brown, G. Alex- ander, R. Roberts, M. Barnett, D. Gushing, A. Kerr, A. Sheldon, D. Schweitzer, G. Zeising. Robert Rowe Regent Leonard Darsow Vice-Regent Donald Macknight Scribe Patrick Butler Treasurer Russell Hoar Cor. Secretary Prof. Harnish Faculty Advisor ( 100) Community effort. Barnett studies; files rest. Convention time! ( 101 ) Newman Club Front row, left to right: S. Dunlap, M. Sullivan, J. McVey, G. Sulli- van. Back row: J. Hager, S. Postle, J. Dwyer, S. McGonigle, Father Byrne, Priest Director. Under the guidance of Father Joseph Byrne, this group of M.S.M. Catholic students review the text Moral Guid- ance, by Father Healy, during week- ly meetings. (102) Mineral Club Front row, left to right: W. Lindstrom, R. Evans, D. Rasmussen, J. Wallace, R. Nicholson. Back row: R. Dundas, R. Nordwick, W. Walker, R. Willey, M. McKmnon, R. Frederick. Dave Rasmussen President James Wallace Vice-president Roger Evans Secretary-treasurer Prof. F. N. Earll Faculty Advisor 103 1 MClub r ' l n: row, left to right: E. Nicholson, D. Diekman, L. Darsow, G. Lanier, A. Walkup. Second row: R. Brady, R. Laughlin, G. Zeising, D. Ogrin, D. Zipperian. Back row: D. Rolfe, J. Yopps, G. Riley, R. Garey, K. Evans, R. Banghart. Leonard Darsow President Gene Lanier Vice-president Duane Diekman Secretary-treasurer Prof. Simonich Faculty Advisor ( i04) Cheerleaders G. Christenot B. Todd S. Dunlap Dwyer J. McVey J. Trythall CHEERLEADERS Statistics: Two brunettes, two brownettes, one blonde, one redhead — ranging in height from 57 V2 to 5 ' 4 . All saucy pepsters who like the wearin ' of the green — and orange! ( 105 1 Debate B. Todd G. Sullivan M. Sullivan D. Vincelette D. Roberts, Debate Captain J. Connell Prof. Albertson, Advisor DEBATE The Montana School of Mines forensic squad is one of the oldest and most active organizations on the campus. This year the debate squad took part in five tournaments: The Gem State Jamboree (Pocatello), Co- lumbia Valley (Pullman), Linfield Forensic Meet (McMinnville), Montana State Inter- collegiate (this year at Dillon), and the T.K.A. (Missoula). In the past five years M.S.M. has been three times state winners. (106) Drama M. Sullivan H. Duke R. Wayment D. Malyevac D. Hendricks D. Diekman G. Parker B. Todd T. Martin E. McCallum S. Postle D. Zipperian E. Nicholson G. Maxwell M. Barnett DRAMA Each year the Montana School of Mines produces a three-act play, showing two nights and attracting full houses. Such suc- cessful plays as You Can ' t Take It With You, The Silver Whistle, All My Sons, and Stalag 17 have been presented. This year ' s play was the popular My Three Angels, whose three (often not so angelic) convicts, along with others of the cast, delighted their audiences. ( 107] Ski Club J. McVey G. Alexander A. Mclvor J. Connell R. Schnell M. Sullivan R. Garey J. Trythall R. Willey E. Erickson R. Endresse M. Barnett SKI CLUB OFFICERS Gary Alexander President AI Mclvor Vice-president Judy McVey Secretary Jim Connell Treasurer (108) AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 0 ' iJ - - ' ri ' f ' v cr L ' ■.-.- - ,— t A} S. A S • isS S Know Montana History-minded Montana Montana became history-minded at an early period of its existence. The Territory of Montana was created under Act of Congress which was approved May 26, 1864. Only 21 months later Col. Wilbur F. Sanders of Virginia City fame and his associates had brought about the passage of a measure creating an historical society. The first meeting of the organization was held in the office of Dance and Stuart, Virgmia City, on Feb. 25, 1865. The first president, temporary and permanent, was Granville Stuart. He also was the first treasurer. H. L. Hosmer v as the first historian. The first board of directors was composed of Hosmer, Sanders, Malcolm Clark, Chris P. Higgms and Walter W. DeLacey. F. M. Thompson was chairman of the committee which nominated these officers. Stuart, Thompson and Hosmer were the members of the committee that selected the society ' s seal. The society was created as exciting history was being made. There v asn ' t much historical material to work on, except the recollections of the trail blazers themselves. However, the society did take a firm foothold in those early days and has maintained an existence without interruption. For eight years the society depended upon individual effort in the collection of both material and funds. The first legislative appropriation was signed May 7, 1873, and provided for an annual payment of $150 for the purchase of manuscripts and books relating to the territory and for other expenses. THE ANACONDA COMPANY (110) Compliments of — SHINER ' S FURNITURE STORE Complete Home Furnishings 75-79 E. PARK BUTTE Compliments GORDON JEWELRY KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS LONGINES, WHITTNAUER, ELGIN GRUEN WATCHES Easy Credit Terms We Give S H Green Stamps 12 N. MAIN Phone 2-3830 HOW E ' S SUPPER CLUB 3544 Harrison Ave. Phone 9i41 Charcoal Broiled Steaks — Bar-B-Q Ribs Chicken — Seafoods Prime Rib LITTLE FOLKS SHOP Sub-Teen FRANCES H. RILEY 6 N. MAIN BUTTE, MONTANA INFANTS ' WEAR — TOYS — NOVELTIES AND DOLLS BURR ' S BUTTE ORTHOPEDIC APPLIANCE CO. Hughbert DuBois Pearl DuBois Artificial Limbs and Braces Truss Fitting Camp and Truform Supports Lov-E Brassieres Maternity Garments 9 SO. MONTANA ST. PHONE 2-2213 BUTTE, MONTANA (111) Compliments of FASHIONETTE 121 West I ' aiU Pliono 2-(i;?71 HORD ' S JEWELRY Diamonds — Watches — Repairing 79 West Park Street Butte, Montana TRETHEWEY ' S MUSIC BOX t42 West Park St. Butte, Montana Records — Hi-Fi Music — Instruments Compliments MONTANA ABSTRACT TITLE CO. Get More for Your Savings per annum current rate on the full amount of your SAVINGS ACCOUNT All deposits insured up to .$10,000 by U.S. Government agency. PRUDENTIAL Federal Savings The Friendly Savings Institution MAIN and BROADWAY BUTTE ( 112) GREETINGS . . . AND BEST WISHES TO OUR FRIENDS AT THE SCHOOL OF MINES From All of Us at — METALS BANK TRUST COMPANY Butte, Montana BANK BY MAIL — DRIVE-IN AUTO BANK Compliments of LOUIS S. COHN CO. Wholesale Cigars and Tobacco BUTTE— GREAT FALLS— BILLINGS MONTANA BAKERY Everything Fine in the Pastry Line Phone 2-4301 605 ' . Park BL ' TTE. MONTANA Montana Insurance J. p. HACKETT Complete Insurance Service 211 W. PARK BUTTE, MONTANA Compliments of SPIER ' S MEN ' S STORE ■•Chuck Richards Remo J. Rochelle niess Risht: You Can ' t Afford Xot To 17 . . Afaiii, Butte, Fontaiia, Ph. 2-1761 (113) You and I Should Have a Pleasant Drink at THE U I CLUB Meet Ed, Bernie and Andy Mixologists and Pool Shooters 136 W. PARK ST. PAUL S. JORDAN JEWELRY Jewelrv — Diamonds — Watches 116 W. PARK ST. PHONE 2-8040 Butte, Montana Brown ' s Auto Parts and Machine Co. no W. Galena St, Phones 6.504 6505 BUTTE — ANACONDA Formerly Northwestern Machine and Welder.- Best Wishes to the Graduating Class CHRISTY ' S WALDORF FOODS Phones 6537. 6538 120 W. PARK ST. WEIN ' S Montana ' s Largest Men ' s Store .33 to 37 EAST PARK STREET Satisfaction or Money Refunded X . . F. B. Price, Inc., Butfe, Mont. ( 114) Main Rexall Drug Reliable Prescription Druggists Corner Park Main Phone 7525 BUTTE, MONTANA REXALL DRUGS F. W. WOOLWORTH In the Middle of Town BUTTE, MONTANA Compliments Sheriff Bi 1 Dalling and Deputies KEENE ' S SHOE CO. You Wear Them Out — We ' ll Fit You Out BUTTE, MONTANA Best Wishes to the Graduates Miner ' s National Bank of Butte THE MAIN STORE LOUNGE Northeast Corner Park Main 4 North Alain BUTTE .MONTANA Montana ' s Most Unique Lounge Equipped with — Primer House Powder House A Mine in the Heart of Butte (115) Compliments W. P. FULLER CO. H. L. GREEN CO. Paints — Varnishes — Wallpaper You Name It — We Have It Glass and Mirrors 131 West Park St. Phone 2-234!.) Uptown Butte P R DRUG Butte ' s Foremost Cosmetic Center FLORSHEIM SHOE SHOP 19 W. Park Ph. 2-3676 37 WEST PARK PHONE 4767 BUTTE, MONTANA For the Man Who Cares WINTER GARDEN LANES Compliments . . . 112 So. Montana St. FIRST NATIONAL Manhattan BANK Custom Fitted OF BUTTE Bowling Balls ( 116) DICK ' S TOY HOBBY SHOP Open Year Round 130 W. Park, Butte. Montana Serving Southwestern Montana ' s Fashion Minded Women for Nearly a Half Century EMIL Maran 16 NO. MONTANA BUTTE and 203 MAIN ANACONDA LINDSAY ' S SHOES Weyenberg Shoes for Young Men ;ri No. Main Butte, Montana GAY ' S RECORD SHOP Spin Down and Spin a Disc k; W. Park Butte, Montana Today ' s Projects Mean Tomorrow ' s Progress Montana Power is building today to satisfy your need. tomorrow. In just the past year. The Montana Power Company has completed many projects to bring Mon- tanans all the power they need, when they need it and where they need it. Here are some of them: • Cochrane Dam near Great Falls has been com- pleted, adding 60,000 kilowatts of power to the Montana Power system capability. ' A 161,000-volt transmission line was built from Kerr Dam at Poison to Missoula. Electric and natural gas facilities in many local areas have been modernized or extended to im- prove service. A microwave communications system to improve electric and natural gas dispatching is nearly complete. The Montana Power Company and its predecessors have been serving Montana since the 1880 s. ( 117) white ' s Funeral Home Inc. 307-311 W. Park Compliments of Rudy Sayatovic. Pres. Our Greatest Asset is THE TOGGERY Dan O ' Neill Your Good Will Parking Facilities Dial Butte, 6531 In Butte Since 1903 : Ien ' s Boy ' s Shop 117 No. Main BUTTE, MONTANA JOHN H. CURTIS CO. PARK FLORISTS J. D. and Eileen Flynn Real Estate Insurance Mines Gifts of Distinction 35 V. Granite St. Butte, Montana Phone 3765 205 . Park St. Butte, Montana You lion ' t Have to Pay High Price.s at the JO-ROSE SHOPPE Whiere Stociv Are Complete for Juniors. Misses and Women in L R CE CREAM 517 W. Park Phone 9774 COATS. SUITS. DRESSES. BLOUSES, SKIRTS. HOUSE FROCKS. MILLINERY. HANDBAGS. HANDKERCHIEFS. HOSIERY Ice Cream — Fountain — Candies JO-ROSE SHOPPE Marg Oren — Marianne Niemi 14 No. Main St. Butte, Montana Wl liams Camera Shop BUTTE FLORAL 33 V. Paric Butte. Montana Company Complete Photographic Service 27 W. Broadway Phone 5431 Phone 2-04.54 Fred Honeychurch, Prop. { 1181 I Have Always Been Interested in the Activities of the Student Body and Wish Lots of Success to the Graduating Class. Mayor W. P. Donnelly George Steele Co. Heating Equipment, Maytag Appliances Phone 5050, Butte and Phone LO 3-3781, Anaconda Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 K.O.P.R. Copper BUTTE Warehouse Furniture Where Quality Can Be Bought For Less 843 So. Montana Phone 2-9965 Comp Iments of 1 LGKHER ' Sl i Montana ' s Largest Shoe Store BUTTE — HELENA Comp iments of BOARD OF TRADE New Columbia Floral Flowers for All Occasions — Artistically designed Phone 4142 47 W. Broadway Monarch Lumber Co. .lack Flanery, Proprietor The Store of Quality Chocolates Pan Candies Shepperd ' s Sweets 2405 Harrison Ave. Phone 2-S721 BUTTE. MONTANA Buttrey ' s Super Store YOUR ONE STOP SHOPPING CENTER Kingsburger Drive In 2627 Harrison Ave. Butte, .Montana Hamburgers — Chee.seburgers — Hot Dogs — Ham Sandwiches With Baked Beans Compliments of Seven Up Bottling Co. Bottlers of Seven Up — Coca-Cola and Orange Crush You Always Pay Less for Cash at IVAN ' S The Place to Go. Farragut Cobban Compliments of Rainbow Inn Drinks Mixed to Your Liking Highway Between Butte Anaconda Norma and Bus (120) -Wc iiAMMIi kJ Montana ' s Favorite Shopping Center BUTTE— LIVINGSTON Bill Mahagin TEXACO SERVICE STATION Bill Mahagin — Tommy Quinlan Pickup and Delivery — Marfak Lubrication — Tires — Batteries Accessories — Washing ' ■WE GIVE S H GREEN STAMPS 202 So. Montana Phone 2-4223 Montana Owned and Montana Operated TREASURE STATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Extends Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1 958 ( 121) For a Good Time and at Little Cost Let IXTKKMOrXTAlX LINES Take Vour (iron]) to Any Place Voii Choose and at Any Time ' oii Desire. Keep Vonr (iron)) Toni ' lliei-, It ' s luch rore Fun: Safe, t ' ourteous, Keliable Drivers! Modern, Comfortable, Luxury Buses. For Information, Call or Write Intermountain Transportation Company 7-!l Main Street. Anaconda, Montana Phone LOean 3-3851 BILL ' S MENS SHOP For Men and Boys of Good Taste 29-31 West Park Bl ' TTE. MONTANA ' ill Tiddy Ted Triniman You ' ll Enjoy . . . New Quality Controlled . . . BUTTE SPECIAL BEER Always in Good Taste BUTTE, MONTANA Electrical Contracting COPPER CITY ELECTRIC CO. Phone : ' ,(i()2 2023 Harrison Ave. P)Utte. Montana • Bring Your CURRENT Problems to Us General Distributing Company Everything for Welding Anything 12 West Galena Phone 2-6652 ( 12 Compliments . . Marty ' s Alleys and Bar 1855 Harrison Ave. Phone 2-5400 DOWNEY DRUG Try Downey First 1751 Harrison Avenue Phones 2-1235 and 2-1234 BUTTE, MONTANA AVc Give S H Green Stamps Frank Reardon ' s PAY-N-SAVE Super Market 1741 Harrison Ave. Butte, Montana Where You Save Something on Everything. GENERAL CONTRACTORS Phone 4368 Cahill-Mooney Construction Company 1220 E. Front St. Butte, Montana Education and Business Education ' s Aim Is to Develop Thought Our Aim Is to Develop Satisfied Customers, Trade Growth THE MONTANA HARDWARE COMPANY Butte (Wholesale Only) Great Falls ( 123) Western Refrigeration Co. Ij lanckard BRAND DELICIOUS m K IS t V ' ' KMVi ' Wl Compliments of Washoe and Center Theaters ANACONDA, MONTANA Reyno ds Who esale Co. Ray ,1. Reynolds 20(1 ' atson Ave. Butte, Montana Phone 2-9193 Leon Eddie ' s Drive-ln 1304 Harrison Avenue In Out 1817 Harrison Avenue i Pays to Play All Leading Brands of ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Distributed by Treasure State Sporting Goods 22 E. PARK ST. PHONE 6120 Rand Trim-Trcd PoII-Parrot NEWMAN ' S BOOTERY 76 E. PARK ST. PHONE 9555 XATIOXALLY ADVERTISED SHOES FOR MEN ' , WOMEN- AND CHILDREX Butte, Montana Compliments . . . NEWBRO DRUG BUTTE, MONTANA (124) Don ' t Hesitate to Ask Questions- They Bring Knowledge if It Is a Question About Building, Repair or Remodeling, Why Not Ask Our Competent Staff THE INTERSTATE LUMBER COMPANY Jerry ' s Distributing Co. Blue Bell Potatoe Chips Donna-Be le Drive In If We Havent Got It — You ' re Better Off Without It. Sandwiches, Fountain etc. Food to Go Phone 2-(.i77() 345 S. Arizona St. Phone 2-7P56 3301 Harrison Ave. We ' re Here to Help You Get What You Want COMPLIMENTARY DALY BANK DIAXA HUGHES GENE S INC. PHIL JUDD ' S JOHN (Lover) TEMPLIN ANACONDA, INIONTANA MIKE (Spider) FREEBOURN (125) MONTANA SCHOOL OF MINES BUTTE Where Theory and Practice Meet ' ; Courses leading to the B.S. Degrees of: Alining Engineering, Aletallurgical Engineering, Metallurgical Engineer- ing (Mineral Dressing Option), Geological Engineering (Mining Option), Geological Engineering (Petroleum Option), Petroleum Engineering. Graduate work is offered leading to the following Degrees: M.S. Mining Engineering, M.S. Metallurgical Engineering. M.S. Mineral Dressing, M.S. Geological Engineering, M.S. Petroleum Engineering. For catalog and application blanks write to the Registrar, Montana School of Mines, Butte, Montana. (Ad inserted with the comx)liments of the Magma Staff) PRINTING LITHOGRAPHING RULING BINDING RUBBER STAMP SERVICE OFFICE FURNITURE AND SUPPLIES TRIBUNE PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY GREAT FALLS, MONTANA (125) •;:iN«r,! : -: , r : - , J2i Bit ' Mite: ■■ ' ' Wf rii;?- ' ' 9- m