University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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CLASS CL 1937 CLAYTON J. BEAUDRY. Balnville Major—Fine and Industrial Arts Minors—English. History, Science Activities — Gargoyles, Symphony Orchestra, Art Club, Men’s lllee Club. Football, Chinook Staff. BERYL BRUNKOW, Butte Major—Fine Arts Minors—English. French Activities—Art Club, Winning Vod-vil Stunt, Gargoyles, Secretary of Senior Class. Art Club Shop. MARGUERITE W. COLLINS. Dillon Major—English Minors—Music. Fine Arts Activities—Art Club. Student Activity Committee. LUKE A. DYCHE, Salt Lake City. Utah Major—Social Studies Minors—English, Physical Education Activities — M Club. Basketball, Baseball. EDITH MAE FOLSOM. Antelope Major—Social Studies Minors—Art and English. NINA P. HERSHBERGER, Coffee Creek Major—Art Minors—Social Studies and English Activities—Art Club, Eastern Montana Normal, Art Club Treasurer, Winning Vodvil Stunt. EUNICE M. HOLBERT. Virginia City Major—Social Studies Minors—English. French Activities—Gargoyles, “Adam and Eva . Gargoyle “Three-in-One” Night, W. A. A. VERNACE MAY McBROOM, Poison Major—Fine Arts Minors—English and Social Studies Activities—Art Club, Art Club Shop, Winning Vodvil Stunt, Art Club Secretary. Page Twenty-Two

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Mrs. frc€ OUR LIBRARIAN FOR TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS. One of the most pleasant happenings on returning to school after an absence of time, whether from summer vacation or a year or more of teaching, is the welcoming smiles of friends and teachers. Next fall one familiar face will be missing. Mrs. Lilian R. Free, whose resignation becomes effective at the end of the summer term, will no longer be behind the library desk to greet both new and former students of Montana State Normal College. Mrs. Free has watched the growth of the library from room 307 to the new library building opened in April, 1925. In 1910 when Mrs. Free became librarian, there were 6768 volumes, many still in our library, giving proof of the excellent care and attention they have received. Now two librarians and several student librarians supervise the use of 25,590 volumes. Mrs. Free has said that she will be a frequent visitor at Montana State Normal College, for she will spend some of her time visiting her son, Dr. E. G. Free of Dillon, but for the most part she will live at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John Huddle of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. With Mrs. Free will go always the best wishes not only of the 1936-37 faculty and students, but also of a large number of alumni with whom she has come in contact during the years, all of whom speak appreciatively of her individually and of her services as a librarian.

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HARRY A. MILLER, St. Ignatius Major—English Minors—Social Studies and Industrial Arts Activities — President of Senior Class. Gargoyles. Football, and “Jeweled Masque”. WILLIAM H. T. OLSEN, Great Falls Major—Social Studies Minors—English, Physical Education. Mathematics Activities — M Club. Gargoyles. Chanticleers. Montanomal Staff, Husiness Manager of Chinook, Delta Psl Omega. FRED ELLIS PILLING. Hutto Major—Social Studies Minors—English, Mathematics Ac t i vi 11 es—A gl t a t ors. EMERSON RICHARDSON. Fromberg Major—Social Studies Minors—English and Fine and Industrial Arts Activities—Gargoyles, M Club. EMORY H. ROUSE. Anaconda Major—Social Studies Minors—English, Fine and Industrial Arts. Mathematics Activities—Football ’34. ‘35, ’36. Basketball ’33. ’34. ’35. ’36. Activity Committee. “M” Club. LELAXD H. SCHOONOVER. Moiese Major—Social Studies Minors—English, French Activities — Basketball. Baseball Football. Agitators, “M” Club. Montanomal Staff. BERNARD C. WALTER. Richey Major—Social Studies Minors—English, Industrial Arts. THOMAS B. WYATT, Glendive Major—Social Studies Minors—English and Science. Page Twenty-Three