Rocky Mountain College - Yellowstone / Poly Yearbook (Billings, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1959 volume:

- :i t 1 ' ■! ' :,-■: V THE FOUNTAIN Erika Koerber Trapp To the Class of 1959: It has given me a great deal of personal pleasure to be able to contribute this color page to your Yellowstone Annual of 1959. The painting is by Erika Koerber Trapp, class of ' 58, daughter of Language Professor Karl Koerber of Rocky Mountain. The scene is the lily pool and fountain, donated by the Poly- technic class of ' 33. Tyler Hall is in the background. The color printing is by Gail-Billings Advertising. My special regards and best wishes go with those of you who were members of my classes in Psychology from 1955 through ' 58. I will always cherish the memory of your enthusiasm and interest. May God go with you, 7 5 I Sl xine Sorum !( ■N. 3US A ESS MAMGE S Gary B eweir— Pat Tbwnsend ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGE J Billings , u v ana Foreword From cover to cover you will find a list of names, pictures of friends and a picture sequence of events which we of the 1959 Yellowstone staff hope will recall pleasant memories of the past year at RMC. In our book we have tried some new ideas and have reused some old ones. We hope the effect is pleasing. A special thank you to everyone for being so helpful in making this year ' s YELLOWSTONE possible. To the Seniors we wish the best of luck. We hope Rocky has given you four of the most memorable years of your lives. To the rest of the supporters of the Green and Gold we say happy summer and we ' ll see you next year! Dedication DR. GEORG WANNFRIED B. S. , M. S. , Ph. D. , Institute of Technology, Munich, Germany It has been the custom each year to dedicate the school annual to a worthy individual who has particularly deserved the appreciation of the graduating class and the school during the past year. This year, we wish to dedicate our book to one who has been unable to share the past nine months with us, DR. GEORG WANNFRIED. DR. WANNFRIED has spent 7 years as a professor of Chemistry at RMC. In addition to contributing to the school through his work, he has been active in the social activities of the school and he has al- ways been a friend and companion to many of the students throughout his years here. Those of us who knew him have felt his absence. Therefore it is with the deepest respect that we dedicate the 1959 YELLOWSTONE to DR. GEORG WANNFRIED. In tAemoriam And the tear that we shed, though in secret it rolls , Shall long keep his memory green in our souls, M (Thomas Moore) We, the students of Rocky Mountain College, find that words are inadequate to express our feelings at the loss of one of our students whose life on the RMC Campus had hardly begun. It is with our most humble respect that we dedicate this page to DALE ROBINSON. President ' s Message DR. PHILIP M. WIDENHOUSE B.A. , Wofford College B. D. , Chicago Theological Seminary D. D. , Chicago Theological Seminary L. L. D. , Pacific University D. D. . Northland College My first year as President coincides with your senior and final year at Rocky Mountain College. I shall always remember with appreciation the class of 1959, the first graduating class under my administration as President. The free and gracious way in which seniors and students of Rocky Mountain College have wel- comed the Widenhouse family into the College will always be gratefully appreciated. I welcome you now into the alumni and will look forward to many years of working together for the continued growth and success of the College. Together we will make of Rocky Mountain College all that we hope and dream for it. There will always be a warm welcome to each of you to return to the campus and renew the friendships formed during these four eventful years. Dean ' s Message DR. ERNEST R. WOOD B. A. , University of Ohio B. S. , University of Ohio M. A. , Clark University Ph. D. , University of Chicago. We at Rocky have seen significant developments in recent years under two presidents — Dr. Herbert W. Hines and Dr. Philip M. Widenhouse. Both have served the College devotedly ; they have dreamed great dreams for the future and worked tirelessly for their realization. You who are upper class men have witnessed the fulfillment of one of these dreams. When you came the beautiful new library was still a dream, with President Hines, Librarian Dr. Kuhns and a committee working long hours to translate their vision into a blueprint. You saw the groundbreaking. At our last Commencement Dr. Hines participated in the laying of the cor- nerstone. In June Dr. Widenhouse will participate in the dedication. The library is a symbol of many developments during your student days. It is a symbol also of hands joined across the years, reaching back to the founding of higher education in Montana in 1883 and forward to join other hands in the future to make a significant contribution to education every- where. You too have contributed — in the development of responsible student government, in raising the level of academic achievement and in maintain- ing an enviable record in athletics. A high level of performance in music, drama and on deputation teams has not only enriched the life of the campus but has had its impact on many communities in Montana and Wyoming. Many of you have contributed through organizations and committees to campus life. Some have helped to construct the new Chapel in the Pines. You have all contributed to the fund for a Student Union. With each new advance your degree from Rocky will become more valuable. Rocky ' s future is in part your future, and your future is in part Rocky ' s future. We all join in wishing the seniors Godspeed as they move on to new adventure in their future lives. I trust that through your experience at Rocky you have a better understanding of the world in which you live, and that you have gained a new appreciation of your potentialities and greater confidence in your ability to live and work creatively. May all who meet you respect you for your wholesome, constructive Christian influence. Secretaries Vice-President REV. CLARENCE G. SPELLMAN B. S. , West Virginia Wesleyan Salem College, West Virginia S. T. B. , Boston University. MRS. NANCY BAHGEN Secretary to the Vice-President CLAIRE McCLINTOCK Secretary to the President MRS. MARGARET HOUSE R Secretary to the Dean Business Manager MR. JOHN C. FILBY Business Manager MRS. RUBY HOWELL Secretary to the Business Office Bookkeepers MRS. HILDA CREAMER Bookkeeper MRS. NORMA MANLOVE Cashier MRS. MINNIE ULRICH Bookkeeper Board of Trustees Willi  1 nil ratlin ir ni i m i 1 1 - II ' I ' ll !■ 1 !■ I Hill Second Row: left to right; Clarence Manning, Rollins; A.E. Walborn, Livingston; George Harper, Great Falls; Henry Lohof, Billings; Gale Prentice, Worland, Wyoming; Wayne Larson, Forsyth; Roger Robison, Billings; William Mackay, Roscoe, First Row: Philip M. Widenhouse, President of RMC; Glenn Seitz, Billings; Clyde Cromwell, Laurel; John Dietrich, Billings. Not Pictured: Oliver Jorgenson, Billings; Ronald Ries, Billings; T. F. Rut ledge Be ale, Billings. Officers DR. GEORGE E. STICKNEY President Billings, Montana MR. CLYDE A. CROMWELL Vice-President Billings, Montana MR. JOHN M. DIETRICH, JR. Secretary Billings, Montana MR. OLIVER M. JORGENSON Treasurer Billings, Montana Assistant Registrar MRS. ALTA HUNTER Nurse MRS. GERTRUDE MARTIN Assistant Registrar Montana Wesleyan Montana University MRS. ELSIE HAND Alden Hall Housemother REV. H. G. BUTLER Tyler Hall Resident Counselor MRS. DORA ALLWARDT Kimball Hall Housemother Faculty MR. CHARLES L. BUCK Professor B. S. , M. S. , Montana State College Biology and Geology . REV. ARTHUR H. BUHL Chaplain B. A. , University of Tulsa B. D. , Perkins School of Theology Th.D. Candidate, Iliff School of Theology. Religion and Marriage . DR. IRENE EASTMAN Professor Chairman of the Division of Physical and Biological Sciences. B. A. , University of North Dakota M. S. , University of Chicago Ph. D. , College of Physicians and Sur- geons of Columbia University Chemistry . MR. HERBERT J. KLINDT Professor B. S. , University of Illinois Graduate Work: Wittenberg College Bucknell University. Men ' s Athletic Director . baseball and BasketBaTI C oach. DR. WENDELL E. HADLEY Professor Chairman of the Division of Educational Sciences and Skills. B. A., Friends University M. A. , University of Colorado Ph. D. , University of Minnesota. Education . MRS. KATHRYN KUHNS Assistant Professor M. Ed. , Montana State University B. A., State Teachers College, Minot, North Dakota Graduate Work: Montana State Univer- sity, University of Washington, Univer- sity of Michigan, University of Colorado, Eastern Montana College of Education. Mathematics. MR. KARL H. KOERBER Instructor Institute of Languages, Berlin Extended European training for work as a professional interpretor and trans- lator, working in nine languages. Foreign languages. MRS. MARJORIE LAUSON Part-time Instructor B.A., DePauw University M. A. , Northwestern University Graduate Work: University of Utah, University of Washington. Dramatics. MISS ELLEN L. LASH Assistant Professor B. S. , Teachers College, Columbia Uni- versity M. A. , College of William and Mary Research work on thesis: Oxford Uni- versity, Bread Loaf School of English of Middlebury College, Teachers Col- lege, Columbia University. English. MR. ROBERT H. LYON Assistant Professor Chairman of the Division of Communi- cation, Arts, and Literature. B. A. , Hastings College M. A. , University of Denver Graduate Work: University of Denver, University of Oslo, University of London. English and Speech. Faculty MR. CHARLES C. MARTIN Instructor B. R. E. , Hartford Theological Seminary B. S. , Purdue University Illinois Institute of Technology Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Physics. Machine Shop, Electricity . MR. CLYDE MILLER Instructor Automotive Mechanics, Welding Certifi cate, Sweeney Trade School Technical training, U. S. Navy. Automotive Shop. Welding MR. FRANK E. MATHEW Associate Professor B. S. , Billings Polytechnic Institute M. S. , University of Wyoming Men ' s Physical Education, Football and Track Coach, Driver ' s Training. MRS. PATRICIA RAMSEY Instructor B. S. in Education, University of Wyom- ing. Women ' s Physical Education. DR. WALTER POZNAR Associate Professor B.A. , New York University M. A. , New York University Ph. D. , Indiana University. English Literature. MR. STANLEY REPAC Instructor B.A. , Rocky Mountain College M. S. , University of Wisconsin. History. MRS. ALICE D. RYNIKER Part-time Instructor B. S. , Montana State College Eastern Montana College of Education Art. MR. CLYDE P. SCHILLINGER Part-time Instructor B. S. , Rocky Mountain College Certified Public Accountant. Accounting. MR. FRANCIS G. SPRINKLE Associate Professor Chairman of the Division of Industrial Arts. B. S. , Billings Polytechnic Institute Iowa State College M.S., Colorado A M Montana State University Mechanical Drawing, Dean of Men. DR. LAWRENCE F. SMALL Associate Professor B. A. , University of Maine M. A. , University of Maine B. D. , Bangor Theological Seminary Ph. D. , Harvard University. History. Faculty MR. WARREN E. STEGNER Associate Professor B. S. , Carleton College M. A., University of Minnesota. Education. MR. REX L. SUTHERLAND Assistant Professor B. A. , Brigham Young University M. M. , University of Oregon Graduate Work: University of Idaho, Brigham Young University, Univer- sity of Southern California, Univer- sity of Oregon. Band. MRS. EDITH TOAN Assistant Professor B. A. , Bryn Mawr College M. A. , Columbia University Graduate Work: Columbia Universi- ty, New York School of Social Work. Economics. MRS. PEARLE S. WOOD Assistant Professor Chairman of the Division of Philoso- phy and Religion. B.A. , Ohio Wesleyan University M. A. , Northwestern University Graduate work: University of Chicago. Philosophy and Religion, Dean of Women. MR. PHILIP E. TURNER Associate Professor B. S. , Boston University M. A., Boston University Graduate Work University of Illi- nois, Boston University. Choir. Faculty JSjot Pictured MRS. ELOISE BEAM Part-time Instructor B. M. , Louisiana State University American Conservatory, Chicago Advanced work with Oscar Wagner and Leo Podolosky, Concertized with Louis Ferraro. Piano. MR. WAYNE F. GUSTAFSON Part-time Instructor B. S. , Montana State College, University of Southern California. Architectural Drawing. DR. FREDERICK I. KUHNS Librarian B. A. , Ohio State University B. C. , Union Theological Seminary Ph. D. , University of Chicago Graduate Work: Columbia College, Chicago. MRS. HAZEL CHRISTIANSEN Librarian MRS. MARJORIE BUHL MR. NOLAN E. Print Shop TALMADGE MR. ROGER DAVIS Public Relations Staff MRS. FERNNEVINS Cook MRS. MARY E. TYGUM MR. SPENCER LAUSON Superintendent of Building and Grounds. MR. HOWARD MOCABEE MR. HARRY NEVINS MRS. IRENE WISEMAN MR. AL BURCHEK DAYLE M. ANDERSON Conrad, Montana Major: Industrial Arts Iota Alpha Epsilon 2,3,4; Student Education Association 3,4. Seniors HENRY BADT Sidney, Montana Major: Industrial Arts Class Representative 4; Iota Alpha Epsilon 1.2, President 3,4; Student Education As- sociation 1, Treasurer 2,3; President 3,4; Student Education Association 1, Treasurer 2.3, President 4; Yellowstone 1,2; Student Rotarian 1; Delegate Assembly 3; Student Assistant 4. DONALD BROWN Laurel, Montana Major: Industrial Arts Iota Alpha Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Student Edu- cation Association 3, Vice-President 4; Student Assistant 4; Eastern Montana Col- lege of Education, Billings 1,3. j % wF I ' ELFIE CHRISTIANSEN Great Falls, Montana Major: Elementary Education Kimball Hall Secretary, 1, Vice-President 2, President 4; Alpha Psi Omega 3,4; Stu- dent Education Association 1,3,4; Yellow- stone 2; Echo Art Editor 2,3; Pep Club 1; Sweetheart Queen 4; The Robe, The Other Wise Man, Harvest Time, A Child is Born; Eastern Montana College of Fr; ' i ation, Billings 3,4. AUDREY CORCORAN Ryegate, Montana Major: Commercial Education Alden Hall President 2, Kimball Hall Sec- retary 4; Student Education Association, Ethics Committee 4; Echo Reporter and Co- editor 4; Pep Club 3; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Montana State University, Mis- soula 1. DAVTD HUGHES CROWE Summit, New Jersey Major: Industrial Arts Iota Alpha Epsilon 4; St. Anselms, Man- chester, New Hampshire; Seton Hall Uni- versity, South Orange, New Jersey; Graduate of General Motors Institute, Flint, Michigan 1955. LARRY L. DOVER Chinook, Montana Major: Economics Student Council Music Commissioner 4; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3,4; Echo Business Manager 4; Pep Club Treasurer 3,4; Circle K Club 4; Christian Fellowship 1, 2, Vice- President 3; Methodist Scholarship 1,2,3; Honor Scholarship 1957-58; Ministerial Scholarship 1958-59. LOIS DREVS Broadview, Montana Major: Commercial Education Associated Women Students Secretary 4; Kimball Hall Treasurer 4; Drama Club 2; Student Education Association 1, 4; Yellow- stone 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Christian Fel- lowship 1,2; Why the Chimes Rang; Bil- lings Business College, 1954-55. f J j| F, $ r vL ' A n . . si - -. •:  -.-.«; its ROBERT E. FRIES Billings, Montana Major: Philosophy and Religion Alpha Psi Omega 1, 2,3, Chapter Business Manager 4; DramaCIub 1,2,3,4; Sky Pilots 1,2, President 3; Theta Phi Omega 1, 2, 3,4; Echo 1; Yellowstone 3; A Man Called Peter, Glory for the Land, ' The Diary of Anne Frank; Wartburg College, Waver- ly, Iowa, 1956. CHARLES L. FROST Sidney, Montana Major: Physical Education Kenney Hall President 1; A Cappella Choir 1; Band 3; Rho Alpha Rho 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4. ALBERT GROSKINSKY Sidney, Montana Major: Chemistry Math Club 4, Treasurer 3; Student Rotari- an 4; Montana State College, Bozeman, Fall 1955; Eastern Montana College of Education, Billings, Summer 1956. ANNE LYNDE GROSKINSKY Sidney, Montana Major: Medical Technology Montana State College, Bozeman, Fall 1955; Eastern Montana College of Education, Bil- lings, Summer 1956. LYLE A. HENDHICKSON Billings, Montana Major: Biology Class President 4; Student Education Asso- ciation 4; Circle K Club 2,3, Secretary 4; Biology Laboratory Assistant 3,4; Eastern Montana College of Education, Billings, Summer 1958. VERYL LEECH Livingston, Montana Major: Art Kenney Hall Proctor 2, President 3; Alpha Psi Omega 1,2, President 3; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Sky Pilots 4; A Cappella Choir 1,3; Band 1; Echo 1; Yellowstone l;Cheer- leader 2; Student Director; A Man Called Peter, The Other Wise Man, The Robe, Glory for the Land, Harvest Time, A Child is Born, The Diary ff Ann Frank. ARLE WEST LOHOF Chinook, Montana Major: Elementary Education Student Council Secretary 3; Class Vice- President 4; Kimball Hall Proctor 2; Theta Phi Omega 2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3, 4; Band Majorette 1,2,3; Student Education Association 4; Pep Club 1,2; National Methodist Scholarship 1955-57; Honor Scholarship 1957-58; Assistantship 1958-69. ARMAND LOHOF Billings, Montana Major: Business Administration Student Council Treasurer 4; Theta Phi Omega 2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Circle K Club 2,4, Director 3; Missoula, 1956; Montana State College, Bozeman, 1956. RAY I. LUSE Glasgow, Montana Major: Industrial Arts Iota Alpha Epsllon 3,4; Student Education Association 3,4; Math Club 4. MERLYN K. MILLER Victor, Montana Major: Physical Education Student Council Social Committee 3 ; Kenney Hall President 2; Student Education Asso- ciation 4. JANETTE MOWBRAY Brady, Montana Major: Physical Education Kimball Hall Treasurer 3; Student Educa- tion Association 4; Pep Club 1,3 Treasurer 2; Homecoming Queen Attendant 2. PAUL NESMITH Helena, Montana Major: Biology Student Council President 4; Class Repre- sentative 3; Class President 2; A Cappella Choir 1,2, 3,4; Student Education Associa- tion 4; Circle K Club 3; Biology Laboratory Assistant 2,3,4; Brigadoon. MAX W. OVERSTREET Willlston, North Dakota Major, Industrial Arts Iota Alpha Epsilon 1,2,3; Student Education Association 3,4. STELLA J. PETERMANN Wibaux, Montana Major: Elementary Education Associated Women Students Vice-President 2; Kimball Hall President 3; Alpha Psi Omega 3,2; Drama Club 2,3; Theta Phi Omega 1,2,3; A Cappella Choir 1,2, Presi- dent 3; Band 1,2,3; Student Education Asso- ciation 2,3,4; Echo 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Honor Scholarship; RMC Women ' s League Award (Vocal); Harvest Time, The Robe, The Other Wise Man; Eastern Montana College of Education .Billings, 3,4. RONALD SCRIBNER Geraldine, Montana Major: Biology Kenny Hall Secretary Treasurer 2; Alpha Psi Omega 4; Drama Club 1,2; Theta Phi Omega 1,2, President 3; A Cappella Choir 1,2; Student Education Association 1,2,3, 4; Echo Reporter 1,2, Editor 3; Yellow- stone Advertising Manager 1,2; J. G. Powell Award; Eastern Star Scholarship; Yellowstone County Church Women Scholar- ship; Eastern Montana College of Education, Billings, Summers 1956, 1957. DORRANCE D. STEELE Poplar, Montana Major: Industrial Arts Iota Alpha Epsilon 1,2 ,3,4; Rho Alpha Rho 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Rodeo Club 1, 2,4. MARLENE McLEOD STEVENS Butte, Montana Major: Medical Technology Class Secretary 2; Class President 3; Kim- ball Hall President 2, Choir 1,2,3; Yellow- stone 1; Sweetheart Queen 1; Scholarship 1956-58. FRABERT E. STOBIE St. Ignatius, Montana Major: Business Administration Tyler Hall Proctor 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Dcnce Band 1; Yellowstone Photo Editor 3; Circle K Club Projects Chairman 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4; The Robe, Harvest Time. FRANCIA SWANSON Red Lodge, Montana Major: Medical Technology Student Council 2; Echo 2; Yellowstone 3; Kimball Hall Proctor 3; Pep Club 1,2; Hon- or Scholarship 1,2,3,4; Assistantship 3; Carnival Queen Candidate 3. ROBERT G. TATUM Lander, Wyoming Major: Physical Education Student Council Representative 4; Tyler Hall Proctor 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Iota Alpha Epsilon 3,4; Student Education Asso- ciation 4; Circle K Club 3, President 4; Rho Alpha Rho 3,4; Football 2,3, Co-Cap- tain 4; Most Eligible Bachelor 3; Casper Junior College, Casper, Wyoming, 1956. LORIS VALEEN TIPPETTS Fort Shaw, Montana Major: Foreign Languages Student Council Secretary 2; Associated Women Students President 4; Class Presi- dent 1; Drama Club 1; Band 1; Pep Club 1; Toastmasters 1; Assistantship 4; Scholar- ship 1,2; TV Show 1; Producer and Direc- tor Showtime, KOOK TV, 4; Brigadoon: Brigham Young University 3; Silver Micro- phone Award for Radio and Television 3. CARL TOWNSEND Ekalaka, Montana Major: Mathematics Student Council Vice-President 4; Student Union Committee 3, Chairman 4; Class Vice-President 3,4; Yellowstone Business Manager 4; Math Club 4, President 3; Rho Alpha Rho 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Engineering Scholarship 2. MAHJORIE WHITE Townsend, Montana Major: Physical Education Student Council Social Commissioner 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; Twirler 1, 2,3; Student Education Association 1,2,4; Echo 1; Yellowstone 1; Altrusa Award; Scholarship 1,2,3,4. DONALD WISEMAN Baker, Montana Major: Physical Education Student Education Association 4; Echo Ad- vertising Manager 1; Rho Alpha Rho 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Eastern Montana College of Education, Billings, Winter 1956. JOHN T. YATES Victor, Montana Major: Industrial Arts Iota Alpha Epsilon 1,2, Secretary-Treas- urer 3, President 4; Student Education As- sociation 3,4; Tennis 1,3,4, MCC Doubles Championship 2 ; Scholarship 1,2,3,4; Eastern Montana College of Education, Billings, Summer 1958. 7s[ot Pictured JANET KAY ZELL BRAUTIGAN Shelby, Montana Major: Biology Class Treasurer 1,2,3; Associated Women Students Secretary-Treasurer 2, President 3; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Homecoming Attend- ant 2; Sweetheart Queen 3. ORLANDJ. BERGENE Circle, Montana Major: Business Administration Dance Band 3; Circle K Club 3,4. AUSTIN (SCOTTY) BUCKLES Poplar, Montana Major: Physical Education Rho Alpha Rho 1,2,3, Vice-President 4; Basketball 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2, 4; Rodeo Club 1,2; Iota Alpha Epsilon 1. DARRELL L. FREDERICK Billings, Montana Major: Business Administration Montana State University, Missoula, Mon- tana, 1955-56. BRUCE HORNEY Lewistown, Montana Major: Social Science Proctor Kenney Hall 2, Tyler 3, 4; Circle K Club 4, Board of Directors 2,3; Social Science Assistantship. SHIRLEY MILLER Alder, Montana Major: Physical Education RICHARD A. TURBEVILLE Ekalaka, Montana Major: Physical Education Football 3, Manager 2. CHARLES L WRZESINSH Ryegate, Montana Major: Physical Education Student Education Association 1,2,3,4; Rho Alpha Rho 4; Baseball 3; Football 4; Toast- masters 1. ARTHUR D. YOUNG Kallspell, Montana Major: Physical Education Echo Editor 3; MCC Golf Championship DEWEY HANSEN Billings, Montana Major: History REID STEVENS Forsyth, Montana Major: Social Studies PHIL HOFFMAN Billings, Montana Major: Social Studies Post Graduates JACK VAUGHT Livingston, Montana Major: English and Speech. uniors NANCY J. ARCHER Billings, Montana Secretary ROBERT BANDEROB Huntley, Montana President ROBERT BEARDSLEY Glasgow, Montana RONALD BEAVER H Billings, Montana LeROY BENDER Billings, Montana GARY BLEWETT Helena, Montana Representative CLEM DIERENFIELD Worden, Montana DICK FIELD Denton, Montana JIM GNOSE Wise River, Montana JENNILYNN HIEBERT Chinook, Montana KENNETH KELLEY Powell, Wyoming MARY LOU LaFRANCE Shelby, Montana RICHARD LEE Billings, Montana Treasurer SALLY LEE Seoul, Korea marlowe Mcintosh Butte, Montana HAROLD MORGAN Ekalaka, Montana.- NORMAN OLSON Billings, Montana TERRANCE O ' SHEA Miles City, Montana FRED PALMER Columbus, Montana BENTURA PERALEZ Pompey ' s Pillar, Montana WILLIAM SKADDEN Springfield, Illinois -z DAVID SUH Seoul, Korea Vice-President TETSUJI (TOM) TASfflRO Sao Paulo, Brazil BEVERLY TESCHER Anaconda, Montana CONNIE VALENTINE Moccasin, Montana KENNETH WHEATON St. Ignatius, Montana JOE WHISONANT Winnett, Montana WALTER WRZESINSKI Ryegate, Montana GILBERT ZYZNIEWSKI Hamilton, Montana WELDON AMUNDSEN Joliet, Montana JOANNE BARTRAM Helena, Montana JACK BERG Big Timber, Montana RAYE BOTTOMLEY Billings, Montana DANIEL BURNS Fort Peck, Montana President DIXIE CAMPBELL Chinook, Montana Soph. GARY CARLSON Geraldine, Montana MICHAEL COCHRAN Lancaster, California MARY CUNNINGHAM Myers, Montana Treasurer I LEE ROSS DORR Nashua, Montana DAVID J. DOVER Chinook, Montana DAVID FREEMAN Glendive, Montana JERRY FRENCH Absarokee, Montana ALFRED GAG Pomona, New York JAMES GREER Boulder, Colorado ■ % i m ? rr : ' 0f JANET GRIFFITH Jordan, Montana FRANKLIN HALLETT Glasgow, Montana HARRY HAWKINS Butte, Montana SAM HIGHLAND Brusett, Montana RON HULTBERG Livingston, Montana DAVID W. JONES Pendroy, Montana JACOB KARNOP Harlowton, Montana SHARON KEMMIS Richey, Montana SHERRY KIENENBERGER Malta, Montana GREGORY KIENZLE Milwaukee, Wisconsin CAROLYN LAMMERS Hardin, Montana DONALEE LEACH Victor, Montana MARGARET McARTHUR Billings, Montana CALVIN McRAE Forsyth, Montana RICHARD MORISSETTE Hardin, Montana HENRY NOORDZY Billings, Montana MAR LIN OVERSTREET Williston, North Dakota SHARON PAULSON Belt, Montana CAROLYN POPE Billings, Montana MILDRED PORTER Belt, Montana THOMAS QUILLING Sidney, Montana JBSeatBfm CONNY RAITT Lewistown, Montana LARRY RASH Columbus, Montana IRVIN SCHEIDT Custer, Montana Representative JAMES SCOTT Wibaux, Montana DE LORES SILVIS Ekalaka, Montana CLINTON SIMKINS Harlowton, Montana WILLIAM SNAPP Danvers, Montana MAXINE SORUM Billings, Montana Secretary LOIS STEELE Poplar, Montana CAROL WEIGAND Hardin, Montana VICTOR WHEADON Miles City, Montana Vice-President GREGORY WILCOX Shelby, Montana BARBARA J. ADAM Greybull, Wyoming JOSEPH AWAD Jerusalem, Jordan MABLEN ANDERSON Conrad, Montana KENNETH ALLEN Marshall, North Dakota GARY BARTHOLOMEW Livingston, Montana President PATRICIA BEIDLER Mt. Holly, New Jersey Treasurer DENNY BROWN Frannie, Wyoming SHIRLEY BROWN Belfry, Montana VIRGINIA BURKS Billings, Montana LEE D. CARMACK Billings, Montana { it ■ psv VIRGINIA CROSSEN Columbus, Montana MARY E. CROWE Kalispell, Montana Secretary CAROLYN DUNN Billings, Montana STEVEN DYCHE Hardin, Montana KENNETH FOREMAN Worden, Montana ROBIN GAIL Billings, Montana KENT GARLINGHOUSE Malta, Montana CHARLIE HARMAN Glendive, Montana LORRAINE HAUGERUD Scobey, Montana GARY HAWKINS Dayton, Montana JOHN HERTEL Moore, Montana DONALD HODGSON Lance Creek, Wyoming ROBERT HUBBARD Harlowton, Montana GENE LEARY Harlowton, Montana LANCE MOCABEE Ronan, Montana RICHARD NOV ARK Hardin, Montana RUTH NUTTER Sunburst, Montana BARBARA PATTERSON Osage, Wyoming ROBERT PETERS Scobey, Montana KATHRYN POBANZ Fairfield, Montana •• ; DENNIS POFFENROTH Billings, Montana KAY ROATH Sidney, Montana DALE ROBINSON Musselshell, Montana DAVID ROBSON Deaver, Wyoming ■ DONNA SCHELL Miles City, Montana ERWIN SCHMIDT Sidney, Montana DARVIN D. SCHWEIGERT Baker, Montana JAMES SCHWEIGERT Baker, Montana JOHN SHERON Scobey, Montana JoANN SEXTON Brockway, Montana GARY SHEPHERD Chester, Montana Representative DENNIS SHORE Cody, Wyoming PATRICIA SKERRITT Scobey, Montana ARNOLD SMITH P oison, Montana JOHN SODERBERG Glendive, Montana GORDON STRAND Billings, Montana WAYNE VALENTINE Dover, New Jersey RICHARD WHITED Carpenter, Wyoming LOUISE WILKINSON Greybull, Wyoming RALPH WILLIAMS Billings, Montana Special and Vocational RONALD ENGLE Billings, Montana JACK JENNINGS Moore, Montana LOUIS MOURICH Bearcreek, Montana 7 [ot Pictured JUNIOR ROBERT CHANDLER Billings, Montana MARVIN GULDE Gardiner, Montana THOMAS HARDIN Warren, Ohio GARY NELSON Glendive, Montana LARRY PRATT Billings, Montana JANE SHELTON Billings, Montana BETTY SON Pusan, Korea EDWARD SPEARS Chicago, Illinois LEON SULLIVAN Farmington, New Mexico JIM SUSAG Crosby, North Dakota WILLIAM WASHINGTON Chicago, Illinois SOPHOMORE JAMES BROWN Lancaster, California RICHARD CARPENTER Glendive, Montana BRADLEY CORCORAN Box Elder, Montana JOHN FLANAGAN Absarokee, Montana CHARLES FOWLER Pratt, Kansas DONALD HAGE Livingston, Montana HENRY JUVE Landa, North Dakota JACOLYN DOCKTER KELSO Chugwater, Wyoming ROBERT KELSO Chugwater, Wyoming JOE LAUDERDALE Altus, Oklahoma ROBERT LITTLE LIGHT Crow Agency, Montana JUDY SIGGELKOW Miles City, Montana FRESHMAN ALBERT AHLGREN Billings, Montana MIKE ATRAQCHI Baghdad, Iraq DENNIS BAILEY Billings, Montana MIKE BASHAM Garland, Wyoming NARCISSE BIGHORN Brockton, Montana DAVID C. CROWE Kalispell, Montana EUGENE DOERR Lovell, Wyoming ENRICO GRAVAGNO Chicago, Illinois Vice-President GERALD L. HANCOCK Anaconda, Montana LELAND HARNESS Bigfork, Montana JAMES I. KEY Roundup, Montana MERRIL KLAKKEN Grass Range, Montana JAMES KRIEG Billings, Montana KEITH McCARTY Murray, Utah LARRY PRETTY WEASEL Crow Agency, Montana ANN POSPISIL Billings, Montana EDWARD W. ORDING Roundup, Montana RICHARD OWINGS Butte, Montana ROBERT TIMMERMAN Plentywood, Montana ROGER TRAWEEK Baker, Montana THOMAS VINCENT Glenwood, Minnesota ROBERT WILLIAMS Richey, Montana JOHN WRZESINSKI Ryegate, Montana SPECIAL AND VOCATIONAL MARGERY A. BOBBITT Billings, Montana SHARREN BROWN Billings, Montana JAMES ERICKSON B i Hi ngs , Montana EDWARD MORSETTE Box Elder, Montana ALLEN RHOADES Chugwater, Wyoming REX SMITH Butte, Montana JOHN STEVENS Old Greenwich, Connecticut ERNEST TIMM Billings, Montana The Yellowstone Yellowstone Standing: left to right; Gary Blewett, Pat Townsend, Dr. Walter Poznar, Lois Drevs, Robin Gail, Richard Lee, Nancy Archer. Seated: Maxine Sorum, Sherry Kienenberger. Editor Editor-in-Chief Maxine Sorum Business Managers Gar J Blewett Carl Townsend Sports Editor Wayne Valentine Write-up Editor Robin Gail Art Editor Dan Burns Seniors Editor Lois Drevs Photo Chief Richard Lee Advisor Dr. Walter Poznar Staff Sherry Kienenberger Sharon Kemmis Nancy Archer Vic Wheadon MAXINE SORUM The Echo Echo £35 a fU l6l k to right; RobIn Gall, SI %, rry Kienenberger, ' Seated: Mildred Porter. Richard Lee, Larry Dover. Editor fSST Tr Mildred Porter wffS ?,? Robin Gail 3Bm 52? . Wa y nfi Valentine SSSiST Edltor David Reporters Jo Axme Sexton Sherry Kienenberger A r- -T5.::::::::::::::::::: rt -ve : MILDRED PORTER The Student Council Ad visors Mrs. Edith Toan, Dr. Lawrence Small, Mr. Robert Lyon. Members Left to right: Gary Blewett, Beverly Tescher, Gary Shepherd, Maxine Sorum, Paul Nesmith, Ar m an d Lohof, Henry Badt, Irvin Scheidt, Sam Highland. Officers Armand Lohof, treasurer; Carl Townsend, vice- president; Maxine Sorum, secretary; Paul Nesmith, president. Members of AWS include all women students enrolled at Rocky Mountain College. Associated Women Students Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Social Chairman Valeen Tippetts Mildred Porter Lois Drevs Carol Weigand Jacolyn Dockter Mildred Porter, vice-president; Carol Wiegand, treasurer, Lois Drevs, secretary; Val Tippetts, president; Kathy Pobanz, social chairman. Student Education Association Standing: left to right; Lyle Hendrickson, Dick Lee, Bob Tatum, Chuck Frost, John Yates, Bob Beardsley. Seated: Mr. Stegner, Marge White, Donald Brown, Henry Badt, Dayle Anderson, Dr. W. Hadley. President Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer Henry Badt, Jr. Don Brown Mary Lou LaFrance President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Bob Tatum Frabert Stobie Lyle Hendrickson Larry Dover Circle K Back row: left to right; OrlandBergene, Bob Williams, Bob Hubbard, Dick Field, Gregory Kienzle, Jake Karnop, Dick Morsette, Bob Beardsley. Second row; Gary Hawkins, Sam Highland, Ron Hultberg, Armand Lohof, ?. Kneeling: Dick Scott, Lyle Hendrickson, Marlin Overstreet, Larry Dover, Bob Tatum, Frabert Stobie. Alpha Psi Omega Standing: left to right; Ken Wheaton, Veryl Leech, Sherry Kienenberger. Seated: Ron Hultberg, Bob Fries, Dave Freeman, Carolyn Pope. Drama Club Third row: left to right; Bob Fries, Carolyn Dunn, Marlin Anderson, Jennilynn Hiebert, John Soderberg, Dave Freeman, Kent Garlinghouse, Gilbert Zyzniew- ski. Second row: Sherry Kienenberger, Mary Cunningham, Ruth Nutter, Robin Gail, Raye Bottomley, .Carolyn Pope, Kay Roath. First row: Ron Hultberg, Ken Wheaton, Pat Skerritt, Nancy Archer, Very! Leech. Iota Alpha Epsilon Third row. left to right; John Flanagan, Ron Hult- berg, Dayle Anderson, Weldon Amundsen, Lou Mourich, Henry Badt, Second row: Ken Kelley, Curly Steele. First row: Ray Luse, John Yates, Ron Beaver, Irvin Scheldt, Don Brown. Rho Alpha Rho Fifth row: left to right; Jerry French, Ken Kelley, Dick Field. Fourth row: Curly Steele, Jim Gnose, Bob Chandler, Ken Allen, Bob Kelso, Dave Robson, Dick Scott, John Wrzesinski. Third row: Tom Quilling, Gary Nelson, Irvin Scheldt, Denny Brown, Dan Burns. Second row: Bob Little Light, Ron Beaver, Ed Spears, Dick Carpenter, Clem Dieren- field. First row: Scotty Buckles, LeRoy Bender, Vic Wheadon. Sky Pilots left to right: Chaplain Arthur Buhl, Veryl Leech, Bob Fries, Mary Lou LaFrance, John Soderberg, Pat Beidler, Sherry Kienenberger, Gary Bartholomew. Kneeling: Dave Freeman, Ken Wheaion. Theta Phi Omega Fourtn row: left to right; Marlen Anderson, Pat Beidler, Dave Jones, Gordon Strand, Kent Garling- house, Donna Schell, Sherry Kienenberger. Third row: Lance Mocabee, Gilbert Zyzniewski, Dave Suh, Jan Griffith, Jim Greer, Robin Gail, Gary Bartholo- mew. Second row: Don Hage, Chaplain Arthur Buhl, Mrs. Buhl, Wayne Valentine, Gary Shepherd, Kathy Pobanz, Jennilynn Hiebert. First row: Barbara Adam, Mary Lou LaFrance, Sharon Paulson, Dave Freeman, John Soderberg, Bill Snapp, Mary Cun- ningham. Officers Mrs. Kuhns, Dick Field, Beverly Tescher, Charles Harman, Richard Lee. Math Club English Club Seco nd row: left to right; Sharon Paulson, Dave Suh, Don Hage, Linda Dahlstrom, Gilbert Zyzniewski, Nancy Archer, Dr. Poznar. First row: Keith Mc- Carty, Beverly Tescher. O O CO W g ° b be  9 © sT-ffn bo b § § 1 ° .s © 0) 5 lit « b u . d © ■ ■ Q • •h bfl O d PQT! J § fr 4 |ft w 3 CO bflcn PQ fH N © S o gft «§o§ -l_ TO .H • ££ C 5 O C3 1 3 ff -ft S h° m ,,; S 3 o •r-C Dfi O fcH M) © © ©Wq - .-J.M-S8 fliJ o T3 © CO U O © The Brigadoon Fair. Rick Gravagno, Kathy Pobanz, Tom Quilling, Armand Lohof . BRIGADOON Director Philip Turner. Tommy Albright Jeff Douglas Sandy Dean Meg Brockie Argus McGuffie Archie Beaton Harry Beaton Andrew Maclaren Fiona Maclaren Jean Maclaren Charlie Dalrymple Mr. Lundis Stuart Dalrymple Maggie Anderson Bagpiper Frank Jane Ashton Townsfolk of Brigadoon Tom Quilling Armand Lohof William Snapp Mary Crowe Ken Foreman John Soderberg Ronald Hultberg Ralph Granner Kathy Pobanz Virginia Burks Kent Garlinghouse Enrico Gravagno Paul Nesmith Lois Steele Mr. Alvin E. Nordby Arnold Smith Valeen Tippetts Dixie Campbell Joanne Bartram Mildred Porter Mary Lou LaFrance Donna Schell Kay Roath Sharon Paulson Gilbert Zyzniewski Gordon Strand Armand Lohof, Mary Crowe. Tom Quilling, Armand Lohof, John Soderberg. Lois Steele, Ron Hultberg. Twirlers Virginia Burks Dixie Campbell Carolyn Pope Raye Bottomley Carolyn Dunn Carolyn Dunn Virginia Burks Carolyn Pope Ruth Nutter Shirley Brown Virginia Burks Cheerleaders r r Brown Nutter Burks Pep Club Standing: left to right; Virginia Burks, Jennilynn Hiebert, Ruth Nutter, Wayne Valentine, Dixie Camp- bell. Seated: Donnalee Leach, Carolyn Pope, Raye Bottomley. 00 3 HOMECOMING - Rocky vs Northern Football ROCKY OPPONENT 13 Northwest (Powell) 46 6 Western 26 32 Northern 13 6 Carroll 52 Mines 20 Eastern 21 Football Third Row: left to right; Coach Frank Mathew, Dick Field, Bob Kelso, Leroy Bender, Ken Kelley, Ed Spears, John Soderberg, Jack Berg, Dick Scott. Second Row: Chuck Wrzesinski, John Wrzesinski, Roger Traweek, Ken Allen, Mike Basham, Kenny Brown, Irvin Scheldt, Eugene Doerr, Managers Vic Wheadon, Jim Schweigert. First Row: Curly Steele, Jim Gnose, Pat Townsend, Tom Quilling, Scottie Buckles, Dick Carpenter, Bob Tatum, Calvin McRae, Jerry French, Joe Lauderdale, Gary Nelson, Joe Whisonant. TOWNSEND TATUM Seniors STEELE 31 ' CKL. Bas etball i Third row: left to right; Steve Dyche, Dan Burns, Larry Pretty Weasel, Ed Spears, Coach Herb Klindt, Second row; Leon Sullivan, Dennis Shore, Jerry French, John Sheron, Calvin McRae, Scotty Buckles. First row; Bob Little Light, John Flanagan, LeRoy Bender, Tom Quilling. GAMES — Rocky vs Dickinson Dickinson Black Hills Black Hills Ricks Ricks Northwest Northwest South Dakota Mines Minot Eastern Carroll Western Eastern University of North Dakota Carroll Northern Mines Mines Western Northern College of Idaho- -NAIA, Dist. Northern— NAIA , Dist. 5 Rocky Opponent 75 71 72 80 78 69 77 65 89 63 81 72 79 76 69 79 60 6 8 81 83 73 67 70 66 77 92 70 66 62 71 82 67 69 75 95 76 64 51 76 92 84 58 70 78 77 58 TOM PULLING. Captain STEVE DYCHE BOB KELSO GABY NELSON Moments to Remember Sept. SEPTEMBER 13-20 Orientation Week opened another year at R.M. C. New students faced a week filled with placement tests, dances, and new acquaintences. Old students returned and registration officially opened another school year. The opening game of the football season saw the Bears bow to a victorious: Powell team. 29 - Oct. 10 The freshmen felt the effects of the witching season as they were forced tc don ridiculous costumes of clasl clothes and green beanies. OCTOBER With the football season came Home- coming and a series of memorable events which included the Freshman- sponsored snake dance and bonfire This was followed by a juke box dance with a floor show and finally all hand were employed to deck the floats fo] the coming parade. 11 The big day brought sunshine, a parade and a Bears victory over the Northern Lights. Queen Shirley Brown and her attendants, Carolyn Lammers, Audrey Corcoran, Jackie Kelso and Beverly Tescher, reigned over the festivities which were climaxed by the semi- formal dance in the Tech. Rec. 31 The wierd hour arrived and many RMC goblins and gremlins went on the Circle K hayride, returning to a dance in the Kave. NOVEMBER Rocky lost the Tomahawk to Eastern for the second year in a row. 20-22 The campus was filled with the music and dancing of Brigadoon, under the direction of Mr. Philip Turner. Kathy Pobanz and Tom Quilling starred in Rocky ' s first musical comedy. 29 The Bears began the basketball season by defeating Ricks 75-71. DECEMBER 13 The Circle K Sock Hop brought out many happy soles adorned in bright socks. Homecoming Pre-Christmas activities were started with the Yule Log Dinner, Barbara Patterson put the match to the log. The dinner was followed by another tradition, the Drama Club ' s production of A Child Is Born, starring Elfie Christiansen and David Dover. The Christmas Formal put the finishing touch on the evening and on the year, as the students made plans for their holidays at home. JANUARY A new year and new hope as work re- sumed on the new library. The coming; of final week kept everyone on their intellectual toes for most of the month. The Choir took their tests and were off. On tour once again, they enjoyed eleven days of concerts, practice and travel. Following finals the Alumni held their annual Candlelight Supper. FEBRUARY Bubble bubble boiler trouble caused inconveniences for several weeks as chilly Montana Hall was closed to classes. The day before Valentine ' s Day brought the Sweetheart Ball. Sweetheart Queen of the campus, Elfie Christiansen, was crowned, and with her attendants, Pat Beidler, Mary Cunningham, Donna Schell, and Carol Weigand, reigned over the affair. The cold February winds blew up a surprise party for campus favorites, Nancy and Dave Crowe, who left for Michigan. 23-27 RE Week arrived with daily chapel services and the Reverend William Lindsay as featured speaker for the week. MARCH The gentlemen of RMC were honored by the AWS-sponsored Bachelor Dance. Greg Wilcox received the title of Most Eligible Bachelor, Runners-up were Johnny Yates, Gary Nelson, Sam Highland, Dick Carpenter and Dan Burns. 19 The Diary ot Anne Frank, starring Raye Bottomley and Veryl Leech, opened for a five-day run in Losekamp Hall. 27 Play tour with The Diary took the cast and crew to many parts of the state. APRIL 4 The Kimball Hall Mardi Gras at the Kave produced laughs and lots of fun. 10-12 The Church Vocations Conference was a big success with 250 persons attend- ing. 10 The Bears split their opening baseball games in a doubleheader with Powell, losing the first and winning the second. 17 Lois Steele again won the prize in the SEA Talent Show. 24 Congratulations to the newly-elected Student Council were handed out at the Alden Hall Mad Party. Tom Quilling and Irvin Scheidt were elected as President and Vice-President of the Council. The Mad Party, which was held in the attic of Alden Hall, featured the crowning of Frabert Stobie as Alfred E. Neuman. MAY Clean-up Day finally arrived and rakes and old clothes were dragged out as wind and students cleared the campus of leaves and gum wrappers. Circle K sponsored a roller-skating party which resulted in the usual bruises in the usual places. May was off to a splashing start with a swimming party at the YMCA. Wind on the rims mixed with the wel- come aroma of steaks as the Rho Alpha Rho boys treated the whole school at the Zimmerman Park Steak Fry. The Service of Silence and a salute to the flag on the Mall were next in the school closing activities. 23 26-29 JUNE The Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom were held in the Northern Hotel. Finals and goodbyes went hand in hand as the RMC doors began to close. There followed Baccalaureate and Commencement. The happy beginning and the unhappy end for the RMC Seniors. Words of wisdom were given and diplomas were awarded on the Mall. The happy schoolday memories, which were produced by another year of classes and parties, dances and studies, were mingled with anticipations of an unchartered future. n n b g n n j Archie Cochrane Motors Empire Motors, Inc. F. A. Whitaker Buick, Inc. George R. Pierce Company Lew Chevrolet Company Maclntyre Motor Company Mulvaney Motor Company R. B. Fraser, Inc. Ryan Oldsmobile, Inc. Yellowstone Motor Sales CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES GENIE SALUTES YOB! Let Qenie, Tour Clean blue flame, be your future Servant Any way you loo at it there is nothing better for Cookin g, Water Heating, Clothes Drying, Heatin g and Re frig eration than clean modern QAS. Montana -Dakota Utilities Co. N THE COMMUNITY TO SERVE , T-T-r- - T g T T .TT m i y o 4n£ tCHbi(eo 300 ROOMS One oftAe , Aei±toc «tti o t LUclt Located in the heart of downtown Billings Phone 3-3139 28th 1st Ave. N. Coo- Coo! Roger T. Lynch FLYING SERVICE. Inc. Logan Field Billings, Montana Telephone 2-0508 C essna AIR TAXI AIR INSTRUCTION 9ce Gloom 517 NORTH 32ND 905 Broadwater Ave. BILLINGS, MONTANA HESTER STUDIO PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Hester Portraits are Beautiful By ftoze f 317 N. Broadway Phone 8-8338 Prescott Professional - Jim G. For Sportsware . . . for modern dress- up fashion - try a family department store. STROUP HARDWARE CO. 2818 Minnesota Avenue Phone 3-3186 Evergreen- Shopping Center Phone 2-0888 A new store with traditional high quality at reasonable prices! 18 friendly stores to serve you in Montana and Wyoming Communities ©stem CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT CO, 505 Norlh 24th Streel Phone 9-5501 Billings, Montana Uh-oh. . . Ruth has a diamond I Skoal! Millie P., Mrs. Hand. Laurel Cooperative Assn Phone 214 800 East Main Laurel, Mont. THE STRATFORD MOTOR HOTEL A Red Carpet Welcome Downtown Billings, Montana Convenient to Clinics Hospitals 6 th Ave. No. 29 th Phone 2-4638 Drive Safely and Smile BERT LILLIS AGENCY Ph 2-1915 515 N. 27th Billings HOMES LOTS RANCHES LIFE, CAR, and FIRE INSURANCE Come ye to the Fair ! ' ' Old Man Foreman . Compliments of Easy Terms Jewelers 2817 2 nd Ave. North Fine Diamonds NORTH SIDE LOCKER PLANT WHOLESALE aid RETAIL MEATS Ph. 2-5686 Billings Tip it, Tom! Industrial Equipment Company Distributors Road Machinery and Contractors Supplies Phone 2-2 1 58 1 800 6 th Ave. North Billings, Montana A tense moment for the Bears. Bears vs Black Hills Teachers. Is that so, Dixie ! Thirty chilly trillers. ? ? ? G(M Quid Gowoca Across the Street From the Ball Park If You Gofta Go, Go Conoco DICK and GEORGE COX 902 N. 27th St. Phone 9-0914 CHAR-BROILED FOODS at The Milky Way 108 Poly Drive and 203 Miles Avenue |B ; W J ■ Jnfl ■• ' tiS£ £ 111 91: What — me worry? Nancy Skadden, Davey Jones All ihe GOODIES of Life to You! Goodies Spud Chips Crisp as Autumn Leaves H-C-L EQUIPMENT, INC The Best in Truck Equipment Ph. 8-8513 921 No. 20 th Billings Mont. Ph. 2-7821 Vaughn Road Great Falls, Mont. Today ' s Projects Mean Tomorrow ' s Progress Montana Power has completed many building projects to bring Montanans all the power they need, when they need it and where they need it. Montana Power s helping to build a growing state. The Montana Power Company FRESH NUTRITIOUS CONVENIENT AT YOUR GROCERS BREAD LISSA BROS. BILLINGS THE SHOPPING CENTER OF THE MIDLAND EMPIRE More than 600 Nationally Famous Brands Millie and Sherry burn the midnight oil. BILLINGS Your Hardware Department Store 3Cf)e pillmgg 6a?ette Founded May 3, 1885 NU-TREAD TIRE COMPANY See us for New, Used, or Recapped Tires Phone 6-6788 2120 3rd. Ave. No, STOCKTON CILCC. Phillips 66 Distributor Phone 9-1017 Home 6-6788 Box 359 Billings, Mont. Rev. Buhl, the Bongo Kid. WARD CITY HEADQUARTERS FOR FAMOUS PHILCO PRODUCTS LOOK AHEAD AND YOU ' LL CHOOSE PHILCO Phone 8-8077 3021 3rd Ave. N. We Give %?K Green Stamps BILLINGS, MONTANA GENERAL CONTRACTORS ROAD MATERIAL — BOULDERS WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL • READY MIX CONCRETE 215 N. 16th Street BILLINGS, MONTANA Telephone 7-7229 The relating of a tale. MC Miller at the SEA Talent Show. HUMMEL DRUG WALGREEN AGENCY Corner 2nd Ave. 29lh St. N. Phone 6-6226 BILLINGS. MONTANA Troii Printing Co. ANNOUNCEMENTS STATIONERY PRINTING Babcock Theatre BIdg. H O PQ MAYTAG FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 113 North 27th Street Ph. 2-3888 Billings, Montana Congratulations Students.... Thank you for your marvelous support DOLLY THEATER CONGRATULATIONS, STUDENTS bakLttw ClectHc To Be Sure ' Something New Everyday OLGS TOP QUALITY FASHIONS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO Hires— Nesbitt Orange Canada Dry Billings, Montana Hey Diddle Diddle. Tyler Hall Float. ¥M 1$feffi Li M ■ : Does the shoe fit? Kent G. , Joey B. We Con Completely Supply Any Office or Store With Office Equipment Typewriters Adding Machines Calculators Cash Registers Desks — Filing Equipment Our Prices Are Right Our Terms Are Reasonable Evans Office Machines Inc. 3512 First Avenue North Phone 9-1133 Posing after the coronation, Queen Shirley and escort Clem D. Ice Cream - Candy Livingston— Billings Montana KINNEY ' S SHOES 110 Broadway For Smart Footwear on and off Campus Bud Ma tleH, A jenc4f. Specializing in residential property fire, liability, and auto insurance 3306 -3rd. Ave. No. Res. Ph. 2-5401 Bus. Ph. 2-4111 DRIVE INN KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN BIG BOY HAMBURGERS •FLYING SAUCERS CHEESEBURGERS • FOOT LONGS MALTS AND SHAKES • ROOT BEER 105 S. 37th 129 Rimrock Road Ph. 9-4767 Ph. 9-8841 1041 Broadwater Ph. 9-5004 What are you waiting for, Danny? Sissy stuff! says Bobby. BENNETT DRUG STORE B 124 North 29th Street Northern Hotel Evergreen Shopping Center CAMERAS FILM COSMETICS General Sheetmetal World ' s Finest Hearing Aids Hearing Aid Glasses. .. Conventional Aids. . . Behind the Ear Models. . . Cords and Batteries for All Makes... We re- pair and Service all aids. . . Service guaranteed, Radioear Aids are all guaranteed. WESTERN RADIOEAR COMPANY 2912 First Avenue N orth Billings, Montana Phone 2-3268 America ' s Oldest Electronic Hearing Aids. Write or phone for free information. Built-up Roofing EMPIRE HEATING COOLING COMPANY Air Conditioning N. P. Industrial Site Electronic Filters Ph.3-3189 A Successful Future Means Clothes from... MEMS and BOYS STORE 2910 Second Avenue North Frosty Fairyland. What are they up to now? Dick M. , Jake K. NORTHERN HOTEL Modern — Comfortable — Convenient Sunburst, Montana Bob Byfield, Prop. Ph. WE 73421 RMC cheerleaders present the colors. Public relations staff: Nancy A., Mr. R. Davis. PAUL ' S COLONIAL CAFE Serves the best Meal For the least Money Phone 2-4212 2916 1st. Ave. No. EMPIRE TIRE COMPANY FOR SAFE HUMAN MILEAGE use General Tires Complete Front End Service Corner 24 th 1st Ave. No. Ph. 3-3088 ANDY ' S REALTY INSURANCE 2923 2nd. No. Billings, Montana A. H. ANDERSON Bus. Ph. 7-7616 Res. Ph. 4-4954 §1 £W gancker tcdj JiliiHfA, fan tana A couple of cousins Dee S. , Judy S. The Library. ..quite a change since September. MAYNARD STATIONERY COMPANY Distributors A. B. Dick Products Mimeograph Spirit Offset Equipment and Supplies Phone 5-5908 3307 4th Avenue North THElSTOCKMAN, SPORTING GOODS FINE FOODS 2811 Montana Ave. — Billings, Montana FINE FASHIONS Start at... mildred hazel one seventeen Broodwoy COMPLIMENTS ROGERS MARKET 1048 North 25th St. Ph. 8-8497 Billings, Montana Queen Shirley reigns supreme! Steady there, Mary! Chicken in the Basket $1.15 1 1 46 Grand Ave. TREAT DRIVE INN Try Our Special als o Chucks Special Chuck Trumbo prop. Shrimp in the Basket $1.10 Ph. 9-9466 Seventy-six Trombones in the Homecoming Parade. The Belnap Broiler Wishes you much continued success 2902 1st Ave. North Billings, Montana Favorite Family Restaurant ILL WORK SUPPLYJNC — = Custom Millwwk John A. We nschroff Commercial, Public, Residential Building Millwork DANIELS STREET N. P. INDUSTRIAL SITE Phone 6-6597 Billings, Montana Phone 9-5531 Corner 4th at 27th Street Setting the stage for ' The Diary. It must be love! ' BillS., PatB. Yea, Rocky. . . . Beat Northern ! 8ARNETT OPTICIANS FOX THEATER BUILDING Guild Opticians of America E. A. BARNETT Bus. Ph. 9-01 02 Res. Ph. 7-7041 Ltiak i tudi o portraits of iltstinction 113 NORTH 30TH STREET Phone 4-4858 Billings,, Montana HOLLIDAY FURNITURE Co. Inc. Modern Early Amer con Furniture Quality - Service - Terms Phone 3-3725 Phone 2-4774 FOR THE FINEST IN HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING RYNIKER STEEL PRODUCTS CO. INC. Manufacturers Since 1900 N. P. Ind. Site Billings, Montana The genius in his studio. Very! L. This party is really something to Crowe about I Old Marrieds, Rick and Donna. Happy, Jan? Hotel GENERAL CUSTER BILLINGS, MONTANA TRY OUR COFFEE SHOP FREE GUEST PARKING CORNER OF 1ST AT 27TH ph. 55144 lB lLLlnq± a±k $ J ooz Comhanu 116 Aioitd 20th St. £P£ 33077 Curly J [ayloY Electric Co. Residential and Commercial Wiring- Service-Electrical Contracting 123 No. 16th. St. Ph. 4-4722 The two Carolyns practice. Another IAE project nears completion Frank H. , Don B. , Irvin S. Nan Lindamood John Peterson LINDAMOOD MUSIC CO. Baldwin Pianos and Organs Teachers ' Supplies and Records Conn ' s Band Instruments Records 224 N. Broadway Ph. 9-4185 FASHIONS FOR COLLEGE AT NYE ' S DAIRY 910 Poly Drive BILLINGS, MONTANA GIJLLIS AVIATION P. O. Box 282 BILLINGS. MONTANA Logan Airport DELUXE HANGER FACILITIES PLUS AVIATION GAS AND OILS SUPER SERVICE STATION PLUS AIRCRAFT SHOP 501 NO. 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ASSOCIATED ENGINEERS fATRONIZE YOUR KAM7US KAVE MERIDIAN SERVICE-CENTER 1 240 Ave. C Phone 9-6922 Billings Just a good place to stay, visiting students parents say it ' s THE BEST ' PHONE 2-2189 qp 1200 North 27th St YELLOWSTONE COUNTY IMPLEMENT CO. 1824 1st Avenue North Billings, Montana MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Phone 2-0327 Billings Drugs Vitamins Hospital Supplies Magazines Cosmetics Greeting Cards Cameras and Film Professional Pharmacy Ray C. Steiner, Reg. Ph. WILEER ' S RIMRCCR SERVICE your MOBIL DEALER 1224 N. 27th. St. Phone 9-3618 Billings Montana A Superb Motor Hotel WESTWARD HO LODGE Phone 4-4128 1315N. 27th.st. THE RIMS BARBER SHOP PROMOTERS OF GOOD APPEARANCE For Appointments Coll 2-6727 Joclc Brewer Proprietor 4 Poly Drive Marvin Schmidt Billings, Montana Beat it, Frabert ! Did I ever tell you about the time. ... Jackie K. SOWMQ Z7foU4£ of ZPexionaUtu Poxtxalti. = !£ Woxk £cUia.factlon uaxantzza DAVIS RADIO T.V. R. C. A. VICTOR Radio - T. V. - Hi Fi Dealer 3111 1st. Ave. No. Phone 2-5131 Flowers for all Occasions. V_x)lTman s Ifi opa B R. COFFMAN FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP 2822 FIRST AVENUE NORTH BILLINGS, MONTANA GRAND LANES BOWLING ALLEYS Phone 2-0300 16 Brunswick Automatics Refrigerated Air Conditioned We Teach You to Bowl RE reception: GilZ., Mary C. , Rev. Lindsay Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Koerber, Mrs. Buhl, Chaplain Buhl. Rev. William Lindsay, RE Week speaker. $NCCI 4JPT C€« 1 1 North 29th Street Headquarters for ARTISTS SUPPLIES CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Students at Rocky from The Staff and Management of your BLOCK BLENDS WITH BEAUTY Let us show you the many beautiful pictures of homes. CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY 2325 Rehberg Lane Phone 2-4101 Billings, Montana Your behavior is positively obnoxious, young man! You guessed it. . .it ' s the MAD Party. Serve Yourself the Best Shop at— 907 -Poly 2 a e MIDLAND DRUG CO. Prescription Center Downtown Just West of the P. O. 23 No. 27th. Phone 4-4488 BERG ' S SPORTS DEN ? Athletic Equipment-Award Jackets - Sweaters 2921 2nd Ave. N. Ph. 2-4888 LOWE CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 2325 NINTH AVE. N. :-: TELEPHONE 9-3861 BILLINGS, MONTANA BUILDERS OF THE NEW ROCKY LIBRARY-.— Cameras and Photographic Supplies Developing and Printing tm .a$p@r$ eg 105 N. 29TH ST. BILLINGS, MONTANA Happy landings, Nancy and Dave! Jones and his crooners: There ' s Crepe on the Door. NOYES GROCERY F ONE OR INE OOD 2-2152 2-21 53 2-2154 On the road to the Airport 602 No. 27th Billings WOODROW ' S PRESCRIPTION SHOPS Prescriptions are our business Not a sideline Fast, Free Delivery Two Location 218 9th. Ave. No. Ph. 3-3865 222 No. Bdwy Ph. 8-8778 r. E.  Eed M Welsh FIRE CASUALTY AUTO THEFT LIABILITY LIFE HEALTH GROUP PLANS If it ' s insurance— We have it SERVICE GUARANTEED Box 1216 Billings Montana Ph.2-2078 BILLINGS ENGRAVING COMPANY 2718 First Avenue South Billings, Montana manufacturers of fine printing plates and films STAR TYPEWRITER REPAIR 1 ' Home of Typewriters ' ' 3105 1st. Ave. No. Phone 9-0429 When you ' re downtown, Stop at 2717 1st. Ave. No. FARMERS UNION OIL CO. Fuels Oil Grease Tires Batteries Hardware App. Farm Supplies Its good business to do business with yourself. Phone 2-2494 2921 1st. Ave. So. The Colossals from Kenney. MARION OPTICIANS Contact Lens Zenith Hearing Aids M. E. Stenerson 291 1 3rd. Ave. No. Phone 9-6877 Billings Parking available across the street. Pianos Organs Band Instruments Hi Fi Sterio Records Machines Phone 4-4544 2709 2nd. Ave. N. CULLIGAN SOFT WATER J. NICOLSEN, owner BARNEY ' S DRUG JTCEE Phone 9-9474 3206 6th. Ave. No. WENDTE ' S 32nd. ST. MARKET CENTER LANE Bowling Balls-Bags-Shoes And a Complete line of bowling accessories 524 No. 32 nd. We Deliver Billings, Mont. Phone 9-4111 Phone 9-0041 109 No. 30th Rise ' n shine, Robin! Billings ' Finest Motel WUNVERBIRV LODGE Just 4 blocks from city center Phone 3-3005 2nd. Ave. N. 34th. St. imn ri n nm nmi nin [ltd bill tjiUUlU 270S SECOND AVENUE NORTH PHONE 2-1636 P. O. BOX 088 BIULINGS. MONTANA Western College of Auctioneering The Auctioneers Choice Four Terms Yearly March - Spring June • Summer September ■ Fall December • Winter Rocky Mountain College Box 1458 Billings, Mont. ' One Stop Does It All Eex Haunbrp Co. DRY CLEANING STA-NU 21 S. Broadway Phone 3-3878 MODERN FLOORING Carpet - Linoleum Tile Phone 9-6730 12 No. 29 th St. Phone 3-3103 Western Litho Print Inc. Lithographers • Printers • Publishers erne Yellowstone Office Furniture Supply Co. Foremost in Modern Office Furniture THE YELLOWSTONE NEWS Your Community Weekly 13-15-17 No. 27 th. St. Billings Congratulations Students WOOLWORTH ' S BUSINESS SERVICE BUREAU Employment Specialists College Graduates Make Preferred Employees 2710 First Avenue North W. G. Elva Stratton, Counsellors HILLING ' S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST DIVISION AT 4TH AVE. PH. 7-7429 HOTEL JAMES Clean - Quiet- Friendly Corner First Ave. North 27 th Street In the Heart of Downtown Billings Piece Goods — Draperies — Notions Upholstering — Hardware IH.I I HIHMHIIMIMHWIIlW gB 2707 - 2nd AVE. NO. PHONE 2-1919 BILLINGS, MONTANA ' Te Olde Booke Shoppe. Dick Scott, Prop. J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Variety Store 123 N. Broadway DRUG CENTER The Original Pay-Less Drug Store 218 No. Broadway Billings When in need of Concrete Call LOHOF BROTHERS CO. Box 1651 Ph. 2-3838 Ready - Mixed Concrete REAL ESTATE- INSURANCE-LOANS A beautiful winter ' s day. . .in April. What ' s cooking, you two? ValT., Joe A. Uahl s Snack Shop Hamburgers Malts Short Orders Evergreen Shopping Center Ph. 2-3559 HEFNER ' S SHOE STORE Quality Repairing FOOT-soPORT SHOES For Men, Women and Children 2920 4lh. Ave. No. Ph. 9-4073 TO1 SAUNDERS CASH-WAY LUMBER CO. TELEPHONES - Store 2-4173 Office 2-4174 18th STREET And FIRST AVE. N. BILLINGS, MONTANA SEITZ MACHINERY CO., INC. The door to success is labeled PUSH At the polls — Stuaent Council elections. CLARK ' S FOOD MARKETS Three Convenient Stores to Serve You WHERE BILLINGS SAVES Drive In — 3953 Montana Avenue 1st Ave.— 2207 1st Avenue No. Evergreen — 1309 Grand WRIGHT ' S SHOES 117 North 29th BILLINGS, MONTANA Our 52nd Year Home Grown Longer Lasting Flowers Hoppers Billings Floral 3 Handy Locations Final scene from M A Child is Born. PETERSON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 502 North 32nd Phone 3-3626 Billings, Mont. Midland Alleys 117£No. 27th. Bowling at its best 3 lines for $1.00 Ph. 2-9946 Billings Grand Ave. One Hour MARTINIZING Be Wise Martinize Fresh faces to greet the Frosh. Orientation Greeters for 1959. Opening the suprise packages. Tyler-Kimball Christmas Party. Nelson Music House WILLARD BROWN DOROTHY BROWN Lowrey Organs Chickering Pianos Studio Instruction Use Our Rental Purchase Plan Band Instruments Music Teacher ' s Supplies PHONE 9-2553 2909 THIRD AVE. N. BILLINGS. MONTANA Killings Dairy ifi V|U(uu BRAND Dairy Products    j       ' Super l Aart| Quality Meats Groceries Produce Free Coffeemaker Loan Service Congratulations to the class of ' 59 From MR. MRS. R. W. GAIL BILL I N C S W£ r s f?G BILLINGS, MONTANA The House of Quality Printing And what did Santa bring you? Rev. Butler, Gary N. • ru The RMC Girls ' Drill Team in action. MONTANA ENTERPRISES INC. LOGAN FIELD IKAI BILLINGS 3-3636