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Bonnie Olson and Rosie Rush have blossomed out with \third- . finger, left-handedness\ since re- ceiving engagement rings from Gene rBanca and Frank Kamlow- sky, respectively. We can't vouch for the ambidexterity of Chris Glantz, now that Jack England presented her a ring. According to more rumors, a certain foot- ball player gave his girl a ring, but because, for five months or ninety-five letters, the arrange- ment is simply \going steady,\ the names must remain anony- mous. The next part is dedicated to all the . holidays with Kleenex or nursing sprained toes. This cate- gory doesn't seem to include milk- man Keith Thomas' ulcers, which were removed during Christmas. Just before he had a severe case of - athletic ointment.\ but by the time he entered the hospital that sit-uation was behind him. Keith's speedy recovery will soon enable him to play with the basketball team. A doctor was worried about Pat Harrington's bad cold turn- ing into flu before the game in Wyoming, so he prescribed a shot of nenicillin. To quote Pat, \It wouldn't have been so bad if I hadn't had to sit on the bench so much!\ Seriously, we were very sorry to hear about Bill Kelly, who suffered a heart attack and must spend six weeks in the hos- pital. We'll miss you, Bill, hurry and get well. How abo• a letter now and then, and we try to get some cards to ye - Eastern, you can reach Bill at the N.P. Hospital in Glendive. Here's hoping all the rest of you had a very enjoyable Christ- ROTHROCK'S BARBER SHOP 217 N. 29th St. Four barbers to serve you. BARNEY'S DRUG STORE Phone 2132 3206 6th Ave. N. Billings, Montana Big Savings all month! JANUARY SALES Storewide! EMCOE Weekly Publication of the Students Eastern. Montana College of Education • ti •Ti+ le. Billings, Montana Yearly Subscription $2.00 Statements in this paper do not neces- sarily represent the official policies of the administration of this college. Editor—Jerine Grimstad; News. Editor—Jewel Mattson; Staff Ar- tist—Doris Vladic; Reporters — Bob Carbone, Don Churchill, Jack Craig, Bob Deming, Jane Evans, Dorothy Frost, Kathleen Padanyi- Gulyas, Earl Halverson, Peggy McCormick. Business Manager — Marvin Gloege; Circulation Manager — Elmer Miller; Advertising Man- ager—Harold Susott; Faculty Ad- viser—Robert H. Lyon. E.M.C.E. Jackets Busy Over Holidays Eastern's varsity cagers won a game and lost two during the holiday season. The Yellowjack- ets, favorites in the Powell Invi- tational tournament, fell in their first game by a 67 to 65 count to Northeast Center of Sheridan. The \Jackets\ salvaged third place in the meet by downing a good Colorado frosh quint 59 to 55. Eastern fell again to the scrap- py Northeastern cagers, 72 to 68, on the Sheridan court. Gilbert, Shepherd and Heins paced the \Buzzers\ with 12, 10, and 10 points each. Snyder led the Lions with 16 points. The \Jackets\ were minus the services of their ace guard, Keith Thomas, who was on the ailing list, but is ex- pected to be ready for limited action in the Rocky Mountain game January 9. Eastern's JVs won their seventh game as they blasted Steinies Tavern, a local independent team, 66 to 45. Sorg, with 20 points and Wakenshaw with 15 led the Baby Buzzers. LEFISE MEN S W€ NA, (LARK'S Food Markets 4 Complete Stores The complete one-stop shopping centers. Registered Jeweler—American Gem Society Grand Hotel Bldg. Here are some statistics about E.M.C.E.'s basketball teams counting only college tilts for the varsity and the ten main games of the Junior Jackets. Varsity Games Total Points Aver- age 7 Yonce 28 4 7 Yeager 35 5 6 Faanes 9 1.5 7 Heins 127 18.1 7 Harrington 23 3.3 6 Thomas 72 12 7 Gilbert 55 7.9 7 Sorg 22 3.3 Offensive Average-60 Defensive Average-61.7 Junior Varsity 10 Long 94 9.4 9 Peterson 20 2.2 8 Mullowney 23 2.9 9 Boyd 80 8.9 4 Wakenshaw 40 10 7 Johnson, M. 23 3.3 10 Johnson, N. 23 2.3 6 Wollan 44 7.3 9 Miller 43 4.8 10 Branca 40 4 Offensive Average-49.4 Defensive Average-43.6 The Best in School Shoes THE BOOT SHOP 120 North Broadway DR. OLEN J. ERB OPTOMETRIST 212 North Broadway Visual Care - Glasses Phone 6523 THE STOCKMAN Where Men Meet Men Eager To Serve You • • • • PRINTING • LITHOGRAPHING Western Litho-Print, Inc. NOW 10 YEARS OLD Telephone 2645 of the Eagles in the first game. Boyd led the Eastern scorers with 16 points, but was led by Eagles, who Boyd (16) G Uzeloe (3) J.V. Squad Chalks Up Ninth Straight Win Junior Varsity lead Big Timber all the way in the Saturday tilt to ring up their ninth straight victory, 64-48. Led by Forward Val Wollan, who swished 13 coun- ters, the JVs were never headed as they won going. High scorer of the game was Bob Deegan of the Big Timber quint with 26 points. Line , Score: Jayvees (64) Big Timber (48) Wollan (13) F B. Deegan (26) N. Johnson (4) F Schneider (2) Long (6) C Erickson (3) Boyd (11) G McCaully (16) Wak'shaw (8) G Nickolson (2) suffered a cut above the eye for the only injury of the game. Les Heins added to his 18.1 point average by scoring 22 mark- ers while Keith Thomas was sec- ond high with 13. Leo Fink paced the Bears for 19 counters. Eastern's Jayvees walloped the Rocky Mountain Junior cagers 56-49 in the preliminary game. Peterson and Wakenshaw con- nected for 13 points apiece. ZUCK'S STUDIO Portraits of Distinction 113 No. 30 Phone 4858 GRANDVIEW SERVICENTER 3020 Grandview Blvd. Hoop Fray with Mines To Be Played Tank Eastern Montana Yellowjackets will take on their second inter- collegiate conference opponents tonight (Thursday) in the gym. They tackle Montana School of Mines from Butte. Game time is eight-thirty. Andy Slatt, the new coach of the Butte Orediggers, is making great improvement in his team this year. The Engineers are big, strong boys, hot on rebounds, which will make a good, hard game. Mines will star Bob Tos- hoff, back again this year, play- ing either forward or center. Eastern's Coach \Shorty\ Al- terowitz states, for this game and all others, \Every game Eastern will play this year will be a question of a good small team (Eastern) playing taller, heavier opponents. We are l000king for- ward to a season- on the plus side of the win ledger; if we can do this, we can say we have had a good season.\ \THE\ BOWLING CENTER Billings' Largest and Smartest J. H. \Hub\ Davies Owner-Manager KIT-KAT DRIVE INN Hiway 10 East of Billings SPECIAL Coney Islands and Italian Spagghetti Open 'Til 1 A. M. on Friday PAYLESS DRUG STORE —Remember— Payless Has Everything THE PALACE BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP MONARCH CREDIT CLOTHIERS Co-Sponsors of all Eastern Athletics HOME BAKERY \You'll taste the difference\ Ph. 5801 , 101 S. 28th St. WHEN YOU BUY IT AT PENNEY'S IT'S RIGHT IN • PRICE • QUALITY • STYLE Shop PENNEY'S! SERVICE NEWS— (Continued from Page 1) the naval recruits who left re- cently. Jack Robinson, Henry French, Glen Streets and Bob Walters are Eastern's representatives in the mas and may the New Year bring air corps, while last quarter the you much. navy claimed Ted Eik and Gary Fleming. Rocky MI. Shades Eastern Varsity 16-13 Eastern Jayvees Dump Carbon County Eagles Eastern s Junior cagers ran rampant over the Red Lodge Highly favored Rocky Moun- Eagles in the Friday fray to the tain shaded Eastern's Yellow- score of 63-47. jackets 76-73 Tuesday night when The victory was sweet to the they played to a capacity crowd. Jayvees since their only defeat A last minute rally by the in nine starts was at the hands \Jackets\ failed to even the score. The Bears trailed 24-19 early in the game but at the end of the half were ahead 45-44. Second John Beitel of the half saw Rocky get off to a hot connected for 17. start to put them eight points Line Score: ahead at the three-quarter mark. Jayvees Red Lodge A total of 61 fouls were called Goggius (16) on both teams and two cagers Wollan (8) Long (13) F Beitel (17) from each were benched for five Peterson C Sigurnik (6) fouls. One player from Rocky Wak'shaw (11) G Rom (2)
