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IMI C Eastern Montana College of Education , Billings Vol. 11, No. 10 November 21, 1957 The Sadie Hawkins Dance was a gala affair as one can judge from the above scene which was photographed last Saturday night. Above, Bob Betzer costumes. Leatha Nelson enters Dogpatch via the slide. At right and Janice Hellyer are shown in their prize-winning Eastern's Night in Dogpatch 30 Yellowjackets Awarded Letters Blase DiLulo and Ron Ewing to Captain Hornest Next Year In a candlelight ceremony held last Thursday in the Student Union, 30 Eastern Yellowjackets who had finished a season that was filled with thrills were awarded letters. Speakers for the honor occasion were Dr. Harold Alterowitz, Dean Lincoln Aikins, and Dr. Dale Daugherty. A brass ensemble provided spe- cial music under the direction of Prof. Richard Colwell. Co-cap- tains Fred Anderson and Cliff Revelle received gold watches as a gift from Nate Morgan. The football players presented gifts to the coaching staff. Head Coach Dr. Daugherty received a Pendleton jacket and his assis- tants, Oscar Bjorgum and Allen 'F eldner, received cuff links. Blase DiLulo, a guard this year, and Ron Ewing, fullback, were chosen by their teammates as co- captains for the 1958-59 squad. Letters awarded were: Ends: Bill Hilton, Duane Roth- schiller, Bob Blackman, Orville Metzger, Dick Moore. Tackles: Fred Anderson, Ron Adams, Gordon Jackson, Wes Wat- kins, and Harold Manicke. Guards: Blase DiLulo, Roger Koch, Jerry Edwards, Leo Schlen- ker, and Sam Frank. Centers: Cliff Revelle, Frank Gallagher, Bud Lowitz. Halfbacks: Dick Harkins, John Novasio, Ken Phillips, Jim Hau- gen ,and Larry Mayes. Fullbacks: Ron Ewing, and Pete Elliott. Quarterbacks: Jerry Campbell and Bob Korin. Managers: Dick Saylor, Jerry Porter and Jerry Whitmer, Plans Being Made For Vocal Groups All persons interested in vocal music are urged to contact Prof. George F. Boyer or Prof. Arthur Humphreys for permission to reg- ister in the Madrigalian Chorus, the Women's Chorus, the Men's Chorus, or the Mixed Chorus. Plans are being made for a tour by the various groups of the de- partment with possible coordina- tion with the dramatics depart- ment. Scholarships A limited number of advanced honor scholarships are available for the winter quarter, according to an announcement by Dr. Charles Gruenert, chairman of the Scholarship Committee. To be eligible for an honor scholarship, a student must have completed his freshman year be- fore the winter quarter and must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.00 or B. The Cobb Foundation Scholar- ship of $100 is also available to an Eastern student. Anyone may apply for this award which is to be made on the basis of need. Application forms and instruc- tion sheets for these scholarships may be obtained from the Regis- trar's Office. Applications must be filed by Dec. 1. Judge Packwood To Welcome IKs All Eastern Students Invited to Medieval Dance Judge Otis L. Packwood, first Honorable Duke of Stinger Chap- ter of the Intercollegiate Knights and member of Eastern's local Executive Board, will welcome participating IKs of Region 3 con- vention here Nov. 23. LeRoy Gilbertson, Region 3 Vic- eroy, will preside over the con- vention. The region consists of Fang Chapter at MSC, Copper Guard of School of Mines, and Stinger Chapter of Eastern. The main purpose of the con- vention, according to Bill Abra- hamson, Eastern IK president, is to discuss expansion. Another main purpose is the discussion of selecting queens. Registration will begin Satur- day, Nov. 23 at 9 p.m. Delegates will be housed in the Men's Dorm- itory and expenses will be cov- ered by a small registration fee. Stinger IKs have been busy planning for the convention. Com- mittee chairmen are as follows: decoration committee, Bud Riden- hower; entertainment committee, Bill Hilton; date committee, Bill Abrahamson; dance committee, Tom Vestal; program committee, Wayne England; registration com- mittee, Benton Barnhart, and housing committee, Tom Richards. The convention will be climaxed by a Medieval dance. Everyone is invited to attend. Music will Basketball Schedule The Yellowjackets' 1 9 5 7- 5 8 basketball season will feature 21 varsity games, Coach Allen Feld- ner has announced. Ten of these will pit the Hornets against Mon- tana Collegiate Conference oppon- ents. The schedule: Dec. 6—Ricks at Eastern. Dec. 7—Ricks at Eastern. Dec. 13—Eastern at Dickinson. Dec. 14—Eastern at Dickinson. Dec. 20—Eastern at Powell. Dec. 21—Eastern at Casper. Jan. 4—Eastern vs. Carroll at Lewistown. Jan. 7—Rocky at Eastern*. Jan. 10—Eastern at Carroll*. Jan. 11—Eastern at Northern*. Jan. 17—Powell at Eastern. Jan. 18—Mines at Eastern*. Jan. 24—Eastern at Rocky* Jan. 31—Northern at Eastern*. Feb. 1—Casper at Eastern. Feb. 7—Eastern at Western*. Feb. 8—Eastern at Mines*. Feb. 14—Western at Eastern*. Feb. 17—Westminster at East- ern. Feb. 18—Westminster at East- ern. Feb. 22—Carroll at Eastern*. *Conerence Games. be furnished by the Eastern dance band. The floor show will be presented by the pledges who are the official jesters of the conven- 200 Attend Sadie Hawkins Dance Eastern's Sadie Hawkins Dance was a huge success. About 200 people were in attendance. The decorations carried out the Dogpatch theme. At the entrance of the ballroom was a slide which represented a hill. To enter the ballroom, one had to go down the slide. A mural complete with Pig Girl and Boy was on the west wall of the SUB ballroom. Pictures of Sadie and her date were hung over the mantle. The refreshment table was decorated with a newsprint tablecloth and a still. Old clothes were hung around the SUB. Although the band that was hired didn't show up, a makeshift band and borrowed records pro- vided danceable music. Prizes for the best couple went to Janice Hellyer and Bob Betzer who were attired in matching nighties. They were presented with an appropriate award. 1958 HOMECOMING The Student Legislature is con- sidering applications for the 1958 Homecoming chairman. Anyone interested is urged to submit his name to the legislature represent- atives or Miss Betty Lyster as soon as possible. tion. They will be wearing shiny I See, \Bell Book and Candle,\ suits of armor. this weekend.
