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Emcoe (Billings, Mont.), 06 April 1951, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/Emcoe/1951-04-06/ed-1/seq-1/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
Forensic Tournament Slated for Friday The annual Forensic tourna- ment began this morning at 8:45. The schools entertaining are as follows: Montana School of Mines. 2 de- bate teams. Dawson County Junior College, 1 orator. 2 oral interpretation. Carroll College, 2 debate teams, 1 orator, 2 extemporaneous speak- ers, 1 oral interpretation. Montana State College, 2 de- bate teams. Montana State University. 2 de- bate teams, 1 orator, 2 extemp- oraneous speakers, 2 oral inter- pretation. Eastern Montana College, 2 or- al interpretation. Tom Kilpatrick and Hugh Morton, Jr.; 1 extemp- oraneous. Orley Holtan. The calendar of events runs as follows: Friday Registration—Science Auditorium Foyer Intruction Meeting-8:45 Oral Inter. Prose Sel.-9:15 Sc. 204 Oral Inter. Poetic Sel.-10:15 Sc. 202 FirSt Round Extemp. Speech- 10:15- - The Responsibility of the Federal Government for the Welfare of the People of the United States.\ Sc. Aud. First Round Debate-10:45 Oral Inter. Dramatic Sel.-11:15 Orations in Sc. Aud.-11:15 Second Round Debate-1:15 Second Round Extemp. Speech- 2:15—\Quest for Freedom\ Third Round Debate-2:45 Fourth Round Debate-4:00 Fifth Round Debate-7:30 Saturday Sixth Round Debate-8:30 Seventh Round Debate-10:00 Championship Debate-11:30 Sc. Aud. Annual Dinner and Awards-1:15 Student Union Room It should be understood, says Ray Harshfield, that everyone is welcome to attend these festiv- ities. REGISTER NOW WITH PLACEMENT Students who desire teaching positions in Montana next fall are urged to make sure they are registered properly with the Placement Bureau. Mr. Lyle Cooper, head of the bureau in the science building, pointed out that all superintendents of schools in the state will be on campus April 18 for a meeting and many will be looking for teacher re- placements in their schools. VOL. 4, NO. 19 CALENDAR OF EVENTS April 6, Friday 9 p.m.—Spinster's Spree, gym April 9, Monday 7:30 pm. — WAA, gym April 10, Tuesday 7:30 p.m.—IvIEA, student union room April 11, Wednesday 10:15 a.m.—Assembly, Bil- lings Lions Club Quartet 7:30 p.m.—M Club, Rm. 109 J Alterowitz Announces Plans for Annual Fundeo Programs Fundeo fun-time is drawing near and plans are underway to entertain some 6,000 spectators, director Harold \Shorty\ Altero- witz announced at assembly re- cently. The celebration drew an esti- mated 4,500 people last year and netted money to help finance the classy new uniforms which the Eastern band purchased this year. The gymnasium will be trans- formed into a carnival big-top for the annual event which will be held this year, May 3, 4 and 5. There will be approximately 25 booths with games, food, novel- ties and nearly 10,000 prizes. A combination clock-radio will be top prize in a raffle. \Shorty\ urged students to in- dicate what phase of Fundeo they are interested in and said that more than 200 will be needed to make the event successful as in previous years. In connection with Fundeo, three to four hundred high school seniors will visit the campus on May 4 as guests of the college. A dance Saturday night will wind up the three-day celebration. Alterowitz said proceeds will go to Billings charities and to student activity funds at Eastern which are currently overdrawn. Allman, Thomas Anderson, Eileen Badgley, James Bickler, Nancy Collins, Frederick Day, Glen Drake, Donna Drew, Marshall England, Jane Evans, Dorothy Freiburger, Dorothy Frost, Dona Lee Fulton, Marvin Gloege, Earl Halverson and Lester Heins. Eastern's Most Eligible Bachelor of 1951 will be announced tonight at the college's most unusual dance of the year, the Spinters' Spree. Candidates for \the object of affection\ of all Eastern coeds are Bud Gilbert, Pat Harrington, Les Heins, Bill Jull and Tim Mullow- ney. Harrington gains the honor of beirig the only candidate for both Bachelor and Homecoming Queen last fall. Virginia Vicinus, chairman of the dance for the Women's Ath- letic Association, sponsoring or- ganization, said the Bachelor of the Year will be announced at intermission tonight by Marian Shammel, president of W.A.A. APRIL 6, 1951 Joyce Peterson, Columbus: Dora Polk, Cupertino, Calif.; Nathan Salo, Red Lodge; Betty Jean Schultz. Loma; William Serrette, Nye; Cleona Smith, Helena; Clara May Travis, Poplar; Robert Wy- nia, Poplar, and Joan Sessions, Lovell, Wyo. Music and intermission enter- tainment will be provided by Chuck Cissna and his band. Men will have the unusual sensation of trying to avoid hav- ing \corsages\ crushed by their dancing partners during the evening. Miss Vicinus said that the \corsages\ will be judged and an award given to the girl who has fabricated the most u_Ausual one. The dance will be informal, with spring dresses and sports apparel the recommended attire. The gym will be decorated in a Dutch theme by the decorations committee headed by Miss Sham- (Continued on Page 3) BILLINGS, MONTANA HONOR ROLL STUDENTS NAMED FOR WINTER QUARTER JUST ENDED The honor roll for the winter Mason Henderson, Neil Keefer, quarter has been released by the Robert Mammen, Jewel Mattson, registrar's office. Qualifications Ellen Maxwell, Shirley McKee, for the honor roll are as follows: Hugh Morton, Dorothy Neal, Syl- a student must complete at least va Pederson, Eunice Peterson, 12 credits for a grade point above Jim Sindelar, Irma Smith, George 2.25. Grade points are figured as Snell, Mary Lou Stroeher, Ray- follows: for each credit of a grade mond Keith Thomas, Stanley A, 3 points; for each credit of Torrence, Beatrice Vogel, Alta grade B, 2 points, for each credit Mae Wardell, Gilbert Warila, of grade C, 1 point; no grade Thomas Whiteley, Richard Whit- points are granted for grades of tington. John Williamson, Shirley I, D, or F. Wright, all of Billings. Eight students earned a grade Leo Eberhardt, Lorna Epperson, point average of 3.00. These stu- John Goodenbour, Richard Nel- dents were William Acheson, Jo- son Richard Sparlin and Eugene anne Frey, Charlotte Romee and Spildie, of Laurel. Eldora Walter of Billings: Tom Edward Arnold, Absarokee; Bennett, Laurel; Rheta Edsall, June Berg, White Sulphur Springs Sand Springs; Katherine Paulson Robert Carbone, Plentywood; Hardin, and Jane Willie of Jordan. , Evelyn Dunham, Kailspell; Joyce Jordan. Eastlick, Molt; Angelo Gross, Pol- son; James Haug, Hardin; Delores The following students earned Lee, Waseca, Minn.; Willis Morris, a grade point average of 2.25 or Quietus; Tim Mullowney, Ballan- better: Richmond Allan, Ruth tine; James Nicholson, Roundup; Bachelors Go On Spree At Annual Spinsters' Ball; Girls Ask For Dates
