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Emcoe (Billings, Mont.), 06 May 1949, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/Emcoe/1949-05-06/ed-1/seq-2/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
41111111111111. `. 1 .11111t 11, S RIM TPOi INTO MR ► I T' 00 R Teo tutr14 tliSMN EASTERN MONTANA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION May 6, 1949 Page Two cSocial cS've-ITEd. THE STAFF Editor .Otis Packwood AEs:stant Editor Don Young Business Manager________ Jene Peterson Advertising Pedersen Sports Editor , Bill Pate Sports Reporter__________Vernon Akins Features Shirley Baker Society Joy Starner News Editor_ Don Zupan Humor . Marlin Payne Student Affairs .Virginia Kyger WELCOME! ! I SENIORS As is the custom here at East- ern, one day is devoted tio the high school seniors of the com- munities around Billings. This is THE DAY! EDITORIAL Today, Eastern is on parade to show graduating members of the secondary schools a sample of campus life. Fortunately, East- ern's annual Fundeo is scheduled to coincide with Senior Day. This gives the graduates an opportun- ity to see what the combined ef- forts of the faculty, students and organizations can produce. The \old\ students of EMCOE have built a great heritage to leave to those who will replace them. The new students who will arrive next fall will find many new facilities to ai dthem in their quest for knowledge. The new Science Building will be ready to house them while they peer into the mysteries of the \ologies.\ A new Commercial Department will be available to those students who plan to pursue the trades of busi- ness. Will the new students of East- ern spend all their time wresting knowledge from books, profes- sors and their fellowmen? No! Human nature will not change THAT much! The new students will enjoy clubs and organizations, our activities of a social nature, and a widely varied program of sports. We hope many of those who are enjoying Senior Day with us will return to be students of EASTERN. Otis Packwood BILL PATE Sports Editor INTRODUCING THE STAFF By Shirley Baker VIRGINIA K EGER This is the third in a series of articles introducing the staff of Emcoe. A little lady full of vim, vigor and vitality is our Student Affairs Editors, Virginia Kyger, a grad- uating sophomore majoring in Business Administration. She plans to enter Montana University next fall to continue her educa- tion. \Ginger\ is Secretary of the Student Council, a member of Pep Club and the Baton Corps., and is an active participant in all school activities. During her first year at Eastern, she was Secretary of the Freshman Class, and a candidate for \Sweetheart of Eastern.\ Swimming and tap dancing stand at the head of Virginia's list of hobbies. She's good at them too! Emcoe's Student Affairs Editor, Virginia Kyger, is one of Eastern's most active and likeable students. Bill Pate, Emcoe's Sports Ed- itor, is a Freshman majoring in Journalism. He spent most of his high school days at Edgemont High School in Edgemont, South Dakota, and graduated in '47 from Sheridan High. Bill's ambition is to be a suc- cessful writer in the field of foreign and domestic politics. The University of Iowa is his destina- tion after one more year at East- ern. Pipe collecting and photography are the hobbies which occupy Bill's leisure time when he is not entertaining his three-week-old baby, John. Emcoe's Sports Editor is an enthusiastic and energetic booster of Eastern and of Emcoe. He pre- dicts that EMCOE is heading to- ward a future as \the finest col- lege paper in Montana.\ We agree! Take It or Leave It By Payne When men are pure, laws are useless; when men are corrupt, laws are broken. A college education never hurt anyone who was willing to learn afterwards. Along side of a lonesome road- way down in Louisiana this notice was seen nailed to a tree: \Heark- en! No Parkin or Larkin. . . or Sparkin. . . and No Foolin.\ Teacher (to history student): \You want to know why you didn't pass in your history test? Well, your answer to the question, `Why did the pioneers go into the wilderness,' was interesting from the standpoint of sanitation and romance, but it was still incor- rect.\ Men have many faults, but they never try to kiss each other when they meet on the street. Baths should only be used to drown the enemies of the people. I always was against washing, it takes the marrow out of a man. A woman whose love one wants and does not yet love one, is only an enemy. A nut at the wheel A peach on his right A cure in the road Fruit salad tonight. By Joy Starner With mid-quarter exams over, Eastern students were glad to re- lax and enjoy themselves at a number of parties over the week- end. Several Easterners were to be seen at the Junior Women's Club formal dinner dance at the Sky- line. Among these were Bea Vogel and Hank DuGarm, Mary Louise Wood and Tiny Atkinson, Pat Forquer and Oscar Gram. Mary Louise must have been having a last fling before settling down to a long grind of work. She and Dick Humphrey have leading roles in the Civic Music Association production of \Bitter- sweet,\ to bepresented June 2 and 3. Dona Dunn may be found at those daily rehearsals, too. On Saturday morning the base- ball win over Spearfish and the Fundeo parade put E.M.C.E. kids in the mood for further festivities. There was a picnic on the rims in the afternoon under the sponsor- ship of Ross Harrison and his bud- dies. There must have been quite a number of Easterners at the Teacher: \Johnny would you Amvets Stag Party, judging from please use the word 'Throughout' the heavy-eyed fellows around in a sentence.\ school Monday morning. There Johnny: \Mom threw out pop's is a rumor going around that the false teeth in the dishwater this party was still going strong at morning.\ 11 Sunday morning. Barbara Ross has been scurrying around for the last few weeks making plans and arrangements for her wedding on July 3. She, in case you're wondering what you will be calling her, will be Mrs. Ed Rookhuizen. Doris Stev- ens has set her big date a day earlier than Barbara's—this date Doris and Jim Pascal, a sergeant at the Great Falls air base, will be having a candlelight ceremony at her home in Poplar. Lucky gals! K
