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NOW SHOWING! RITA HAYWORTH DEBORAH KERR DAVID NIVEN AND BURT LANCASTER 5 . 17 2 11RATE Primed tr , v Tinsrzesr IATEDEIMISTS February 20, 1959 EMCOE Page 3 Johnson Gives Answers On Student Loan Plan M. E. Johnson recently stated that many students have expressed an in- terest in the National Defense Stu- dent Loan Plan. The following ques- tions and answers should help ex- plain this program, Johnson said, for there are special scholarship provi- sions for student borrowers plan- ning on public secondary, elemen- tary teaching, and public school ad- ministrative careers. One question that has been asked is, what are the terms of a National Defense Student Loan? The college student loan administrator, in this case M. E. Johnson, may loan no more than $1,000 to any one student per year, and no student may receive more than $5,000 in loans. One year after the borrower is no longer a full time college student, three percent interest will accumulate, and repay- ment starts on the balance of the loan. Military service, up to three years, will prolong the beginning of repayment and interest accrual. Another question: Who may bor- row from the loan fund? Needy stu- dents who are either enrolled, or are about to be enrolled in full-time col- lege grad courses during the regular academic year, where the loan pro- gram is in affect may apply. At East- ern, the business manager will de- termine the financial need of a bor- rower. This assumes that students are in academic good standing. Age is not a factor. He must attain satisfac- tory progress towards a degree, and maintain good conduct, according to school rules. Finally, special consideration will be given to students with a superior academic background, who express a desire to teach in elementary or sec- -Continued on Col. 3 BILLINGS' LARGEST STOCK MEN'S, WOMEN'S LEVIS, WOMEN'S MOCCASINS In all Sizes CONNOLLY SADDLERY 2911 Montana Avenue Wagner Represents EMC In GLAMOUR Contest GLAMOUR magazine's 1959 \10 Best Dressed College Girls In Amer- ica\ contest is underway with 19- year-old Glenda Wagner of Billings representing Eastern. Miss Wagner was selected from many candidates by EMCOE, several faculty members, and a representative student group. Three pictures of our candidate, an on-campus outfit, a daytime off-cam- pus outfit, and a date dress, are now on display in the SUB and later this week will be submitted to GLAM- OUR magazine contest editor, Lucia D. Carpenter. The \10 Best Dressed College Girls In America\ will be chosen during March by a panel of GLAMOUR edi- tors. In June the winners will be flown to New York where they will stay at the Biltmore Hotel while they participate in GLAMOUR'S College Fashion Show. The girls will be en- tertained in the homes of GLAMOUR magazine editors, at the theatre and at famous New York restaurants. RIMS BARBER SHOP THE FINEST IN HAIRCUTS FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN Appointments 4 Poly Drive Ph. 2-6'727 Across from the Campus Smiling Patty Isaacson watches Vern Gilbert write out a SpurOgram as Dorothy Anderson looks on with approval. The Spurs sold more than 90 Valentine Day messages last Fri- day. June Hamilton and Patty Heck- ert made deliveries. JOHNSON ANSWERS Wont.) ondary schools, and to students who have a superior capacity or prepara- tion in science, mathematics, engi- neering, or a modern foreign language. Every candidate for a National De- fense Student Loan must sign a loy- alty oath and affidavit. BAND TOUR (Cont.) of Livingston, Freddie Wilson of Worland, Wyo., and Mark Wilson of Coleharbor, N. D., Sandra Madden of Terry, Elizabeth Steensland of Big Timber, Elva Thomas of Ana- conda, Dorothy Whitmus of Wolf Point, and Clara Jane Wille of Jor- dan. first at 29th \Your Downtown Bowling Headquarters\ 109 North 30th St. J. H. \Hub\ Davies, Owner Most fashion for your money! JABOT BLOUSE 3.98 • Attachable lace or embroidered fronts. Size 30-38. Street Floor CENTER LANES COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC
