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The RETORT Vol. 12, No. 10. Billings, Montana June 5, 1959. Twenty freshman girls were initiated into Spurs, the Sophomore Women's honorary organi- zation, Sunday afternoon in the SUB. 1st row, Julie Lesnik, Diana Gallagher, Myrna Brubaker, Judy Udin, Vivian Stoltenberg, Ann Pippin, and Martha Brehent. 2nd row, Sharon Drain, Darlene Bren, Audreysue Hageness, Rosalyn Doze, Judy Rollins, and Delores Roos. 3rd row, Carol George, Norma Jean McKerlick, Pat Nelson, Sharon Patek, Elizabeth Steensland, Sandra Madden, and Mary Mc- Murchie. 2111 Set For Commeneement COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES Sunday, June 7, 7:30 p. Baccalaureate Service, Sermon: Dr. John C. Page, Ir., Minister, First Presbyterian. Church, College Gym- nasium. Open House following for Graduates, Parents and Faculty, Student Union Building. Monday, June 8, 10:00 a. in. Commencement Exer- cises, Address: Dr. Carl W. McIntosh, President, Idaho State College, College Gymnasium. OUTSTANDING STUDENTS RECEIVE RECOGNITION The gymnasium of the Eastern Montana College Administration building Tuesday was the scene of much excitement and bewilder- ment as the Scholarships and Awards were presented to outstanding students. The awards assembly is held annually at the end of the spring quarter for the presentation and recognition to students at Eastern by interested organizations, business firms, and individuals. Those receiving scholarships are as follows: Western Litho-Print Awards, for outstanding contributions of talent and leadership to the student newspaper and the annual. Personalized stationery to each. Carol Brown, Bonnie Burton, Barbara Huber all of Billings and Le- one Smith of Butte. The Billings Gazette Prize, to the student who has made the outstanding contribution to the Department of Journal- ism. Pen and Pencil set. Gaylord Guenin of Billings. Book awards for achievement in German, provided by the Cultural Attache of the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Washington, D. C. John R. Molzhon of Fort Peck and Elizabeth Steensland of Big Tim- ber. The Wall Street Journal Award for persistence and continued, interest in reading the Wall Street Journal. One year's subscription and medalion to Norman Anderson. The Chemical Rubber Company Prize to an outstanding freshman in chemistry. Handbook of Chemis- try and Physics, Rosalyn Doze of Billings. The Chemical Rubber Corn- pany Prize for outstanding freshman mathematics students to Wil- liam Groskinsky of Billings. Koppe Jewelry Company Prize for the best work done in student teaching in the field of physical education, pen and pencil set, Fred Anderson of Billings. Stroup Hardware Com- pany Prize, to the woman student who has done the most in extra- curricular activities in physical education, Barbara Ford of Roundup. Stroup Hardware Company Prize to the male student who best ex- emplified the teachings of the Department of Health, Physical Edu- cation, and Recreation. Don Rider of Hardin. Montague Jewelry Com- pany Prize for the best and most original work in commercial art to Jeanne Miller of Billings. Snook Art Company Prize for the best and the most original work in drawing and painting, $5 in merchandise to Priscilla Whitehead of Billings. Anita Krueger Trophy awarded annually to the student who through his work shows the greatest promise of success in art, to James Poor of Billings. First National Bank Prize to an outstanding student in accounting, $10 to Robert Michael. Great Northern Sugar Company to an outstanding student in freshman chemistry, $10 to Samuel Kern. Security Trust and Sav- ings Bank Prize, to a student who has made an out- —Cont. on Page 4 14 MASTERS DEGREES 119 BACHELORS 78 DIPLOMAS The Eastern Montana College of Education Registrar revealed today that 14 students will receive the Master of Science degree at its June 8 Commencement Exercises. They are William H. Acheson, Mabel L. Coomber, Grace E. Cummins, Virginia M. Dorrough, Lowell A. Dunlop, Sue C. Hutton, William E. Jull, Amalie R. Shannon, David J. Todd, Agnes Troutman, Goldie Vitt, all of Billings; Robert L. Ben- nett, Marie Thomalla of Laurel, Raymond H. Frank of Terry. He reported that 119 students will receive the Bachelor of Sci- ence Degree in education. To graduate with honors are Carroll Al- stad, Agnes E. Bills, Milton M. Butler, Berniece A. Kudrna, James D. Poor and David J. Williams of Billings, Annie M. Larsen of Glasgow, Esther McArthur of Hardin and Dorothy S. McCulloh of Rapid City, S. D. Other graduates are Carol E. Acheson, Fred M. Anderson, Larry E. Anderson, Joan B. Ashmore, Patricia L. Cammock Betts, Charles J. Boer, Barbara 0. Bray, Dean C. Brink, Inez M. Buckley, Anne L. Butorac, Gary L. Chatwood, Mildred L. Cheney, Carol J. Coey, Mrs. Larry Dreier, Kay J. Earley, Frank J. Felice, Valerie J. Glynn, June E. Goodman, Josephine R. Green, Donald R. Herndon, Marie E. Hea- ters, Joyce A. Johnson, Wilhelmine M. Johnson, Ella Johnston, Ray- mond R. Koch, Roger D. Larson, Alan C. Lee, Donald D. Lippman, Robert A. McGuire, Ralph L. McIntyre, Lorene A. McKelvie, Marvin K. Myers, Hugh W. Morton IV, Benita H. Nelson, Carole N. Nelson, Paul F. Povilaitis, Jr., Agnes Quanbeck, James H. Renner, John G. Robinson, Katherine B. Sabba, Jean S. Schramm, Lyle C. Schwartz, Ronald R. Sexton, Gale G. Spicer, Willard M. Stapleton, Willene M. Stout, Mary K. Tuttle, William L. Van Kirk, Gertrude E. Wallace, Marian C. Wilcox, Jeanine Willman, Donald W. Woehl and Harold T. Wosepka, all of Billings. Mary L. Beadle of Roundup, Alice J. S. Brownfield of Worden, Kenneth L. Benner of Charlo, Don E. Cramer, Mary E. Capehart of Forsyth, Carolyn M. Carlat of Quietus, Hazel M. Chadderton of St. Re- gis, Don H. Christensen of Joliet, Theodore A. Clark, Donald C. Voges of Big Timber, Eva B. Currie, Ethel M. Skibby of Bridger, Orpha W. Dann of Watkins, Lilla Dean, Trecia A. Smith of Helena, Carrol A. Douglas of Fallon, Eugene S. Espeland of Westby, Esther M. Fawcett, Robert W. Sheehan, Virginia E. Vivian of Butte, Arthur W. Fenton of Myers, Gary E. Freebury, Daniel M. Hafer, Robert L. Lane of Laurel. Ronald D. Fossen of Scobey, Al vina Gaub, Howard M. Hennebry, Margaret M. Wright of Glendive, Marian D. Gray, Eugene Houck, Freda G. Lammers of Hardin, John R. Gregory of Lodge Grass, Anne H. Huddleston of Boyd, Walter S. Lewis of Reed Point, Amelia A. Madison of Absarokee, Leah G. McDonald of Choteau, Martha K. Miller of Fairview, Oakla L. Oleinik of Red Lodge, Reuben C. Poole of Melstone, Ruby E. Puckett of Cut Bank, Mrs. Lou Reeves of Terry, Blanche A. Skurdal, Jack A. Swan of Fromberg, Myrna L. Stalnaker of Shelby, Diane Walker of Anaconda. Montana A. Arrington, Margaret B. Bennett, Ralph D. Newell of Cody, Wyo., Louise A. Dyer of Worland, Wyo., John L. Harrington, Millard I. Meredith of Sheridan, Wyo., Helen M. Weaver of Grass Creek, Wyo., Norman R. Christiansen of Las Vegas, Nev., Thomas G. Flom of Eveleth, Minn., Mescal E. Greer of Opportunity, Wash., Har- riet L. C. Baron and Josephine Carnate of Kauai, Hawaii. TWO YEAR DIPLOMA The Registrar also revealed that 78 will receive the two year certificate in elementary education at Commencement Exercises June 8. They are Carole Anderson, Daisy M. Anderson, Geraldine M. Bantz, Susan C. Bryngelson, Minnie M. Carpenter, Marjorie L. Chaffee, Doro- thy H. Cooley, Lula E. Haggard, Roger I. Hofstad, Betty C. Hyde, Joseph E. Jenson, Mary L. Long, Naomi M. Marsh, Alice L. Maxwell, Robert D. Michael, William L. Orrell, Elizabeth L. Reno, Lucille F. Robbins, Minnie Skinner, Raymond J. Streeter, Ella B. Taylor and Geraldine Walker, all of Billings. Merle E. Albrecht, Dorothy Elliott, Yvonne B. Snider of Miles City, Vio Allen of Sand Springs, Dorothy M. Anderson, JoAnn Marin- kovich, Barbara M. Matelich, Leanna M. Stohr, Delores J. Ulstad of Anaconda, Gertrude A. Anderson of Lodge Grass, Carole J. Baird, Lorena 0. Baulch of Lewistown, Ruth A. Barnicoat, Leone M. Smith of Butte, Helen L. Bellach of Three Forks, Doris E. Berg of Gardiner, Sharon Boe of Cut Bank, Barbara L. Caskey, K. Leah Robertson of Forsyth, Morla A. Cole of Sanders, Jeanne Crenshaw, Rosemary Shields of Roundup, Clara A. Dahl, Sharon M. Evenskaas, Patricia E. Kleppen of Plenty wood. Mabel A. Elpel of Intake, Sharon G. Flaten of Wolf Point, Gordon D. Forster of Roberts, Margaret L. Franks of Livingston, Mabel Georgeson of Harlowton, Lela Gum, Orene L. Price of Laurel, Anna- belle Gunn of Lame Deer, Fay R. Haynie of Hysham, Marie S. Hicks, Dorothy A. Scherting of Glendive, Patricia J. Isaacson of Grenora, N. D., Carolyn N. Kountz of Jordan, Margaret J. Kravisin of Great Falls and Doris M. Martinson of Froid. Lois L. McVey of Joliet, Magdalene O'Connor, Elizabeth L. Smelt- zer of Baker, Sharon L. Parker of Bridger, Edythe D. Rice of Crow Agency, Lola K. Russell of Hardin, Nellie N. F. Smith of Big Timber, Luella M. Stanard of Whitefish, Benita A. Steel, Carol A. Wetzel of Buffalo, Loretta M. Story of Park City, Gail G. Troglia of Grey Cliff, Eula M. Wirz of Ronan, and Jacqueline G. Zieske of Shepherd. Rev. Page‘ to Speak At Baccalaureate Baccalaureate services will be held on Sunday, June 7, at 7:30 p. m., in Eastern's Gymnasium. The featured speaker will be Dr. John C. Page, Jr., minister of the First Presbyterian Church in Bil- lings. His topic will be \A Pur- pose That Holds.\ Dr. Page, who serves the Synod of Montana in the work of Minis- terial Relations, National Missions and Church Extension, has direct- ed and served as vesper speaker in several high school and college- age summer conferences. Reverend John P. Shannon of the First English Lutheran Church, Billings, will give the invocation, scripture reading, prayer, and benediction. The processional and recessional will be played by Mrs. Adelheid Blomster, an Eastern faculty member. Various choral selections will be sung by East- ern's Madrigal singers, under the direction of Dr. A. F. Humphreys. All graduates will be clothed in black gowns. Four-year graduates and Master's degrees will wear academic caps, but two-year grad- uates will not. Dark suits or dress- es and black shoes should be worn with the gowns. Following t h e Baccalaureate services, an open house, honoring the graduating students, will be held in the Student Union Build- ing. Parents of the graduates and all members of the faculty are in- vited. This Week at Eastern June 5-12- 1959 Sunday, June '7 7:30 p.m.—Baccalaureate—Gym 9:00 p.m.—Reception for Gradu- ates and Families— SUB. Monday, June 8 10:00 a.m.—Commencement—Gym Tuesday, June 9—(Final Examin- ations Begin. Friday, June 12—End Spring Quarter.
