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

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Registration 87 sports new look Troy Klucsncr and Dr. Dick Turner try to get his schedule Ellen Holmes and Mike Richardson take a break, figured out. Dona Wallace and Dr. Henry Worrcst get everything orga-ni7cd for a smooth running registration. Registration 11

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 Registration was a breeze this gear because 1 pre-registered. Last gear 1 came down to register and the Lines were so Long 1 decided to go to Tech. —Hark- Reiltg Registration 87 used a new format with students registering for classes and getting required signatures in the gym, rather than running to faculty offices. The procedure operated much more efficiently than before. Betty Hanson and Bonnie Sheriff kibitz. Scott Kinney steps up for the best part of all. paying the bill, as Arlene Williams of the Placement Office diligently adds it up. 10 Registration

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 Our rodeo program has grown by leaps and bounds. The whole team is capable of strength. —Wayne Else RODEO! This year's Western Montana College's Homecoming was quite a bit different from those in the past. Instead of the usual football game, locals got a chance to sec National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association teams compete with the kickoff of the rodeo season. Ten teams competed. The rodeo began Friday, Oct. 2, and continued on both Saturday and Sunday afternoons. The Grand Entrance of the Friday rodeo featured the crowning of the Homecoming royalty. Students get a chance to participate in featured events, calf dressing and rawhide races. Turning in a great ride. Dan Nahrgang scores 78 points. fA f “The rodeo got a lot more people involved.”—Jack Nordbcrg Championship Auto sponsored this Homecoming page. 12 Homecoming