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Emcoe (Billings, Mont.), 19 Oct. 1949, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/Emcoe/1949-10-19/ed-1/seq-3/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
PHOTO I I , a . 5 er6 SHOP I I I Billings Photo and Pon Specialists j BILLINGS, MONTANA I . COAT FAIR • for Lower Prices • for Smart Styles • for Big Values Fashion Center at PENNEY'S YOU CAN GET IT AT GRAPPLE'S INC. Estb. 1893 DRUGS KODAK FINISHING PRESCRIPTIONS STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES Broadway at Montana Ave. TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT By \Brotha\ Pain What this country needs is a good five cent nickel. Every woman has secret de- sire to write—checks. Five secrets of happiness— Money, money, money, money, money. The law says girls are minors until they're twenty-one. But a lot of them are gold diggers all their lives. On an island in the South Pac- ific there are no taxes, unemploy- ment, crime, beggars, jazz bands, radios, or inhabitants. She was only a second-hand dealer's daughter—that's why she wouldn't allow much on the dav- enport. Vally Swan—\Yes this is a nice little apartment, but I don't see any bath.\ Landlady—\Oh pardon me! I thought you were one of those college boys who want a place just for the winter.\ SOCIAL SWIRLS Here we are again with our notes to you. Yes, back at the same old grind, and just because you want to hear what's going on. Did all of you know that two of our fellow students were married last Saturday night? Congrats to Patti Bell and Bruce Kline who were married in Roundup and Vern Aikens and Doris Burgess who were married in Billings. As for birthdays there's but one to report this week. That namely From California Wilshire Sports Fashions For \Campus Cuties\ October 19, 1949 EASTERN MONTANA COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Page Three t I COMPLETE MUSIC CENTER I I Baldwin Pianos and Organs — Conn Band Instruments i TEACHERS SUPPLIES I Complete Instrument Repair Department I I LINDAMOOD MUSIC CO. I I 224 N. Broadway Phone 9-4185 i 4.— ..— MAKE A DATE TO GO BOWLING AT \The\ BOWLING CENTER Montana's Finest and Friendliest 3. H. \Hub\ DAVIES, Owner-Mgr. Angelo Kalaris STUDENT OF THE WEEK Good-looking Angelo Kalaris is this week's student of the week. \Angie\, as he is fondly nick- named, is a familiar sight around EASTERN or driving around in his long bla-!k Cadillac. Beginning his seventh quarter here at EAST- ERN, Angie is majoring in Busi- ness Administration. He doesn't have any definite plans for the future but thinks he might like to finish in an out-of-state college. Although not musically talented himself, Angie is very apt in the art of music appreciation and has quite a record collection. He es- pecially likes piano music. He also likes girls. Any flavor is all right with him, but we have a suspicion that he prefers a certain high school girl. Angie is a member of the Naval Reserve and an active DeMolay. If you don't know Angie, make it a point to meet him, he's really an all around good Joe. is Norman Christensen's. His friends had a get together for him last Tuesday. Congratulations (Although a bit late). Wouldn't you think that with so much to do during college life — e x t r a curricular activities, studying (?), classes and all — a person would just like to rest up a bit on his lunch hour? How- ever, the \big five\ don't seem to think so. For they, Dorothy Cohn, Estelle Strong, Kathleen Baker, Janet Hartley and Carolyn Mc- Coy walked up ALL those steps to the rims the other day. News flash! The engagement of Pat Carty and Dean Bergman has just been announced. Best wishes to both! The time has come to bid adieu. P. S.—Who is Pablo from Pueblo? EASTERN STUDENTS JOIN TEACHING FACULTY The school bell has taken on a new meaning for seventeen EAST- ERNERS who are working in the College Laboratory School and in the Billings City School's. Norah Connelley, Mae Richard, Harold Ostwalt, Margie Schrunk, Dona Dunn, Marjie Munson, Wil- liam Howard, Robert Sando, Frank Koncilya and Henry .Du- Garm have been assigned to the College Laboratory School. The following are teaching in the city schools; Lucille Kimball, Betty Soderquist, Irene Donohoe, Jane Freeser, Ruth Jimmerson and Ed- ward White. Maureen Demars is teaching in the Elder Grove School in Yellowstone County. W. A. A. MEETING Among the many important elections taking place at Eastern the past week, was that of the Women's Athletic Association. The new officers are: president, Irene Donohoe; secretary, Donna Dor- fler; treasurer, Isabelle lams. Ruth Jimmerson returns to continue in the vice president's office. A committee has been appointed to make plans for the club's an- nual participation in the Fat Stock Show which is held in Bill- ings the week end of October 27, 28 and 29. Never give the boy all the al- lowance you can afford. Keep some back to bail him out. A040 FAMOUS FOR DIAMONDS / 106 NORTH BROADWAY
