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

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COED CLUB The Coed Club is an organization composed of the women of the Montana School of Mines. This active organization besides participating in the school traditional activities such as M-Day, sponsors may of the social events in- cluding dances, swimming parties, coffee hours, and teas. This year as last year it sponsored a coffee-shcp in a room provided in the Mill building. This spot has provided a relaxing haven for many of the Mines students. OFFICERS President Gail Jones Vice-President Yvonne Ferris Secretary-Treasurer ...Sandi Maddock Advisor Mrs. L. L. McBride Front row, left to right: Mrs. McBrida, advisor; S. Maddock, G. lones, Y. Ferris. Back row: S. Mannix, J. Richardson, P. Utter, J. Sigurdson, B, Castellano, M. Becker. 69

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CIRCLE K CLUB Front row, lell to right: J. O ' Brien, L. Judd, L. Latimer, J. Cromrich. Front row; J. Vercella, J. Dwyer, J. Ruffatto, R. Drain. OFFICERS President LeRoy Latimer Vice-President - John Cromrich Secretary James Vercella Treasurer John Ruffatto Directors - - Bob Drain, Marvin Shanklin, Ray Goldsworthy The Montana School of Mines Circle K Club was organized in October, 1958. Circle K, sponsored by Kiwanis International, is a service organization which serves at a college level. It is a character-building group which offers service to the school and to the community. The Circle K Club is not a secret organization. It avoids cliques and its meetings are open to the public at all times. In addition to rendering unlimited service to its community, Circle K provides college men with the opportunities to develop leadership, good citizenship, education, and fellowship. 6

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COPPER GUARD Front row, left to right: W. Thompson. P. Atkinson, C. Brown. W. Pickard. Back row: G. Vivian, D. Greenberg, M. Keegan, J. Bennett. OFFICERS Duke George Vivian Chancellor Jack Bennett Scribe Pete Atkinson Recorder Cam Brown Faculty Advisor Prof. J. G. McCaslin The Copper Guard was first organized on the Montana School of Mines campus in the spring of 1935. In 1937, the Copper Guard was admitted to the Order of Intercollegiate Knights, the national honorary sophomore service organization, of which they were members until the fall of 1958. The Copper Guard is a service organization. Acting in this capacity, the members perform such duties as ushering at school events, serving the picnic lunch and sponsoring the dance during M-Day. At Christmas time, they decorate the trees in front of the dorm. To raise funds, the Copper Guard maintains pop machines in the Coed Coffee Shop and Main Hall, and sells students movie discount tickets. New members are chosen each year by the acting Copper Guards from a list of freshmen students recommended by the faculty. 70