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Emcoe (Billings, Mont.), 03 June 1949, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/Emcoe/1949-06-03/ed-1/seq-4/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
Page Four EASTERN MONTANA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION June 3, 1949 MARIE HEIKEN CHOSEN TO REPRESENT EASTERN Girl's State Selection Announced Marie Heiken will serve as Eastern's first representative to Girls' State, meeting on the Rocky Mountain campus June 17-24. Girls' State is the convocation of girls from all high schools of Montana. The girls are selected by the school administrators, students of the respective schools, and the American Legion Auxili- ary. Qualifications for this honor are scholarship, leadership and character. Miss Heiken's duties will in- clude guidance in national, state and local government in addition to supervisory activities in the convocation. Activities for the Girls' State include many social activities cli- maxed by typical state and local elections to choose officials. Miss Heiken will receive her Bachelor of Science in Education in August. Her first position will be teach first grade in Glasgow come September. Loads of luck. Marie! ■ 1111 .■-■ •••••• ■•■ 1111 ■ 11• •• ■ fm ■ .. .... ■■. ........•• ■••■■•■ ,..m, Billings Photo and Pen Specialists BILLINGS, MONTANA . ■ . .. , ••■■■0■•••■0■•■•••■■•■■••■ •11• ■••■•■•OH■ NO111. ■ ■ 11. ■ .11••••••. ■■••• ■••■41.■—■ •••- ■ no ■ lia ■ ••••• ■■•■■11n■ 2908 2nd Ave. North • ■•■•■••■ •1111• ■■•■■ ••*e• ■■ ••• ■ ••••*• ■••■ I HUMMEL DRUG ! I I 1 FILLING PRESCRIPTIONS is the most important part i of our business. ■ (1=4,...(1..4.1.16.4.1.41.4.1.4.4.4.1.16.14=4 ■ • I L 1 .1. 1 i 1 I I f i ThE t. 1 1 1 Stockman I 1 I i Where Men Meet Men '11: i a i F /1 I I I -.)-.)-1-1-1-1-1-1--)-).-)-1-.)--)-- AWARDS— Football: Dean Bergman, Jack Millegan, Dick Bjorgum, Chuck Johnson, Clayton Gullickson, Bob Leone, Willie Arvin, Art Samel Mgr., Bud Firm, Buck Hoy, Gus Anton,- Sonny Herzog, Bob Clark, Jim Nickolson, Wendell Ott, Jim Orr, Rudy Philips, Earl Halvor- son, Howard Kenna, Woody Erickson, Gene Huntley, Kenny Sands, Melvin Lackman, Henry Batt, Bob Malmsted, Vally Swan, John Kaltenbach, Bob Sherman, and Don Jacobs. First place in Montana Small College Confer- ence. Basketball: Bud Richards, Ed Robinson, Bob Cooke, Fred Dustin, Dick Humphrey, Rudy Firm, Bill Juhl, Cliff Leimback, Bill Miller, Jim Nicholson, King Smith, Vally Swan, Dick Taylor, Henry Yonce and Bob Sando, Mgr. Baseball: Chuck Johnson, Ed Robinson, Ernie Hofmann, Bud Richards, Henry Yonce, Bill Jull, Frank Koncylia, Dick Bjorgum, Vern Aikens, Bob Leone, Bud Rist, Bill Perry, Jim Nicholson, Art McDermott and Jim Hook. Track: Bill Haddow, Gene Wilder, Jack Millegan, Vern Aikens, Don Churchill, Al Brown, Earl Halvorson, Buck Hoy, Gene Huntly, Bob Strecker and Bill Jull. Record breakers— Bill Haddow, two mile, and Vern Aikens, broadjump. First place team winner of Montana College Conference. Golf: Kenny Sands, Dick Moran, first place team competition. Awards Women's Athletic Association: Jean Aikens, Patri- 1 11.. ■11.1111■••■■....■ 1111 ..■..■0.■ .p ■ Ii m■ 1111 ■■■ 4. 1 RECORDS I Bop I Swing Mickey Long Hair Kaowboy Nelson Music House 1 Billings, Montana cia Boyd, Irene Donohoe, Donna Dorfler, Lorraine Fox, Carol Gerdes, Donna Gloege, Renee Houghton, Jean Peterson, Betty Sodaquist, Anna Mae Strouf, Lorraine Barrick, Reta Black, Lavonne Larson and Betty Mad- son. Baton Twirlers: Shirley Baker, Patti, Bell, Barbara Corts, Vir- ginia Kyger and Betty Sue Mul- lowney. Cheer Leaders: Joy Germeraad, Barbara Corts, Jackie Harrison, Marge Olsen and Rosie Ward. In the Lobby of the Stapleton Building BEEMAN'S BARBER SHOP Royal R. Beeman Ph. 9-2303 Meet the gang at 11 - 1,AUIQY'S after the game or dance. Open 'til 1:15 a. m. Saturdays NEHI R. C. COLA UPPER-10 PAR-T-PAK Two fine stores to serve you- • HART - ALBIN COMPANY BOWEN'S We still have a few Used Typewriters for immediate delivery. Peterson Typewriter Exchange Elementary Basic Workshop HUGH P4o1.09tarite4 HUGH W. BRISTOR 540 Ave. B Billings Ph. 6912 EASTERN MONTANA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Billings, Montana SUMMER QUARTER June 20 - August 18 Education Pre-Professional General—two-year Audio Visual Rural School Management Health and Safety Handicapped Children Reading Elem. Guidance June 21-July 8 June 21-July 8 July 11-July 29 July 11-July 29 August 1-August August 1-August 18 18 1257 4 Kb,' 1, 1P 4 7 ci
