tend the Sunrise MSC Rodeo ervice, Danforth THE Friday and Saturday ,hapel-6:30 a.m. Exponent Evening - 8:00 Ea ster Sunday of montana state college Fieldhouse TIIE MONTANA EXPONENT F rid ay, April 20. I 962 Spring Roundtable Set for May 21; Wages Discussed Tom Richardson, AS~fSC presi dent, informed Senate Monday that the spring quarter Presi dent's Rouncltable discussion will be held May 21. At thjs meeting President Renne and members of the staff will discuss topics of interest to the student body. Sug gestions for discussion should be turned in to Bob Morgan. steer ing committee chairman, for con· sideration. Reporting from steering com mittee, Bob Morgan recommended that salaries be designated for the offices of senate secretary and ASMSC vice president. Senate approved a motion to suggest a salary of $100 annually for the secretary and $250 annually for the vice president for the approval of the student body at an election ED HARPER DON WOLFE next fall quarter. It was also de cided to abolish the tradition of holding an all-school dance with the understanding that the money from thjs project will be budgeted for by the Lectures and Concerts .larper; Wolf Top ASMSC Election Committee to help improve their program. By RONALD WALTON Commissioner of F o r en s i c s, Ed Harper polled 831 votes to Wess Anderson's 684 to win the Student Body Presidency last Tuesday. Don Wolfe Jack Dunn, presented a re\>;ew of 9) won OYer Tom Fay (312). the District High School Speech . The voting turnout was better than ex'J)eeted. Jim Hunt reported that 1520 students visited the polls, which consti- Meet held here last weekend. It 1 41 % of the Student Body. This was an increase of 10% over the Primaries. The amendment concerning posting of was attended by about 170 stu ions, passed 1436 to 48 against. dents and provided an opportunjty Ed Harper, Lambda Chi, is from Bozeman and i in the General Studies Curriculum. He has been very active through to contact these students and ac quaint them with the facilities hi college career, and his past leadership abilities show that he is capable of handling the job as Student Body and opportunities available at 1ident. In a special press release to the EXPONENT, he had this to say: MSC. feel honored in being elected is office but at the same Ken Young, Con1missioner of statement to the EXPONENT: "I and Head Resident, won over An Demonstrations was very close the Fieldhouse, reported that a feel humbled in view of the would like to thank e,·eryone who dy Wyatt, Independent, 901 votes 'With a margin of onJy one Yote. ii nsibility thrust upon me. l profit was made on the Roger Wil came out to vote. I hope to create to 611, to be next year's Commis Marsha Thompson, Chi Omega, liams Show and contacts are now 1 endeavor to do my best in a similar enthu iasm for the sioner of Athletics. Christison is with 751 votes won over Idell being made to arrange a prize :hallenging year ahead !n sophomore class projeds. Thank from KalispeU, a sophomore in Weydemeyer, Independent, who 1g you and in acting upon fight the 9th of June between you and everyone who helped me Physics, and participates in MSC's had 750 votes. Thompson, who i Gene Fullmer and Paul Pender. ~ roposed campaign issues." with rny campaign." athletic program. from Kirk....,.vood, Maryland, is ma- 1 Wolie, Sigma Chi, from Ken Christison, a Lambda Chi The race for Commissioner of ( Continued on page 5) (Continued on page 4) .in, is in the General Studies um. He says: "I thought ~s a good campaign and a is ues of vital interest were Top National Bulldogger ht before the Student Body. tr;- to giYe them the fac s o answer any questions con- 1g these matters." Rides in Rodeo Tonight ~ new senior c1ass President, "' heric.k, ran unopposed and One of the top student cowboys Scobey at age seven. Like more . unanimously elected in the entered in ;\lontana State College's than 100 other cowboys from 13 ary last week. Sherick hails 16th Annual Rodeo this week is western colleges, Murphy gets his Butte 1 and is rnajoTing in a taciturn, square-jawe9 MSC first 1962 test in MSC's Rodeo on 'cal Engineering. Re is af sophomore who won the national Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. id with the Sigma Alpha Ep- collegiate bulldogging title lasl Eighteen cowgirls will also par fraternity. year. ticipate in their own events. am pleased to have been He's Gary Murphy, a 19-year Although he likes roping, Mur >d, and will do my best to old who started roping and bull- phy is best known for his bulldog the functions of this office. I ging ability. He won the collegiate ior Class President, I am championship last June in Sacra to be in the position to get mento, Calif., by posting times of seniors and incoming fresh 12.9 seconds and 6.3 in that event. ' l~terested in Student Govern- He also won the national high school bulldogging title in 1960. ,k )!iller, who is this year's MSC co-chairman, defeated But Murphy will also enter Langamo to become next calf - roping and ribbon , roping !I: Junior Cla~s President. events at the MSC rodeo. His best r is from Great Falls and time for calf~roping is 9.6 sec.. h Pre-;l!ed Cmnculum. He onds, and he once posted an 8.5 • ';Hated with the Sigma Alpha in ribbo11-roping. Last summer in on fraternity. He say~. "T an amateur rodeo, he bulldogged i like to exprP~s sincere ap a steer in the amazinK time of 3.3 e.lion to my cla~smales, and seconds. The three marks are out ad to all of them an invitation standing for even the best profes ke part in our clas~ activities sional performers. year." "Times don't really mean too Y Hardesty, Independent, much, however/' says Murphy. TOP COWPOKES-Gary Murphy and Ed Scoll display the ornate <•Ver Sue Gibson Delta Gam- RODEO QUEEN for 1962 is Bar "The quality of the competition trophy •addle to be awarded to the nll-nround cowboy at t he termina 275 to 251 to b~ome Sopho bnra Crowe, a freshman from is the real gauge." Asked about tion of t he ann ual rodeo t his weekend. Murphy won the National Col Class President. Both girls Livingston. Miss Crowe began her colleeg cowboys here for the rodeo legiate Rodeo Bulldogging Inst year at Sacramento Calif. Not to be orth a rigorous campaign. reign last night, as the result of this week, Murphy sa)~. "They'll laken li ghtly is Scott,. who has beaten Murphy oc~asionally, and is r. She gave the followinS? an all-school election. be a lot of top-notchers." always n. tough competitor. Pagr T"o ______T_B_E_~_ 1_o_N_T_A_N_A_E_x_F_'O_N_El_T______: F_:r~ic:::lay, April 20, 11 Editorially Sp eaking Sixteen MSC Art Students Honored '\V inners of the second annual ''Jawin It'' J1 Special Privilege' )!ont.ana tnte College Student It has always been my mot.to toward pome1,?TIU1alu;. ThE"}· lt is indeed a special privilege lo be elected to the posi Art Exhibit received awards re that if you can't say anything leaching about pomrj!'T'anatet cently at a meeting of the MSC 1tood then don't say anything- al cla~. and many parenL:S hav tion of president in any organization--one which only a Art Club. few people have the chance to experience. It expres es the all. You can well imal?ine thf' nll''. '")tr kid ,1.. as a good kid Prof. Cyril Conrad, head of the m~nt.al agony I ha,·e been throuirh when I st1nt him to Thoreau c' trust and high esteem one is held in by his followers. The School of Ar\. made the presenta these past two weeks. So this School he star 'r hurt much if this dh;sion - At a recl"nt meeting of the Tra or mere apathy ancl ignorance; 1 Bobeat Anibn::-..~adors. ''"what kind of trou,ble is he in ~plit into a ~epara:e DivL i< dition Board it was announced am s~ill wondering. In th('I last "\VO yen~ I ha,•e at. now?" ... it•nce and a "-eparnte Diy\;j tended the Proms at which Les that ")l" Day will be held Tues Letters. The Dh-ision of Consider, for ex:imple, n colic~ Brown nnd Zi Zentner hnvl' playC'
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HOMECOMING, 1962 will find one of the above beauties ~eigning as Homecoming Queen at MSC. Pic tured left to right are Sandy Turner, Delta Gamma; Tan 1~urns, Independent: Bobbi Clark, Chi Omega; Maxine Manning, Alpha Omicron Pi; Arlene Conant, Alpha Gamma Delta; Shirley House, Kappa Delta; You are Always Welcome Margie Davis, Pi Beta Phi. AT Suggestion Box Serves as Sounding Board By HALLECK B. BRE DEN The "Student - Faculty Gripe the faculty members of the com Committee'\ as it was originally mittee are : W. J. Ewasiuk, chair The new suggestion box mak Hartman-Mockel called, has no administrative or man; J. W. Van Winkle, Ed Han BOZEMAN'S EXPERT CLOTHIERS ing its appearance on the main bulletin board of the SUB is an disciplinary powers. It i.s in effect son, Willian1 1\fcMannis, and :Mrs. a screening agency. Suggestions G. H. Roehn. excellent idea . It is hoped that and complaints submitted anono this will help foster better stu mously via the suggestion box or The committee helped push dent-faculty relations. brought personally to a member through the recent constitutional However, this suggestion box is of the committee are evaluated action providing for facultv rat not r eally a new thing. It has ap and if found valid are turned over ing sheets. These are avail~ble to peared from time to time for to the proper authorities. the students of any class. The /Enough Said! seventeen years as the official sheets are filled out in the absence sounding-board of the Student The members of the committee of the instructor, and the students' Faculty Relations Committee. are appointed by the president of elected chairman seals them in an the college. The chairman, a fac This constitutional standing envelope. Then he turns them Still $1.50 for 8 lbs. of ulty member, is elected by the committee exists for the purpose over to the apprqpriate division of providing students, faculty, committee. dean for his perusal. Dry Cleaning at Laundromat and, in fact, everyone on campus The students on the committee The Student-Faculty Relations "~th the privilege and legal chan are: John Sherick, Dennis Baker, Committee is not soliciting gripes, (Be sure to Ask about the C, C. Club) nel through which to air com Bruce Kennedy, Maurine Hager, and Barbara O'Neil. At present and least of all juvenile or face plaints and suggestions. tious suggestions. But if you have a worthwhile complaint or sug • • gestion to make, by all means make use of this committee and DO N'T FORGET OUR 25TH WASHER, CLEAN YOUR its suggestion box on the SUB 9 X 12 SH.A.G RUG NOW. TRANSISTOR RADIO bulletin boaTd. It's there for our Complete with use. Batteries, Earphones and Case • • McBee Speaks to ever out of soft water! We use a large ca $24.88 l,nternational Club !lcity ALDSOFT water softener which is used On Friday, April 20, 7:30 p.m. all laundromats throughout the United at the Student Union lounge the Montana Music eminent Dr. Richard H. McBee, tates. A clean a wash as possible quaran Professor of Bacteriology at Mon teed every time. tana. State College, will be guest speaker for the International Club. SELECT YOUR SERVICE Doctor )1cBee's recent textbook, • • Professional Custom Quality "Coin-op Type" Mtcrobiology, is being used by 0 fifty coll eges and universities in (a complete service) R Dry Cleaning Come down and play washing machine the U. S. Doctor McBee's theme roulette. One Convenient Stop will be, " Microbiology As It Has COIN-OP TYPE DRY CLEANING - Pound 25c Affected Our Present Life and (Any Amount) What We May Expect in the Fu Coin-op type dry cleaning includ es pre-spotting by ture." trained personnel. LAUNDROMAT Paul Sakellaridis, President of the International Club, cordially 38 E. Babcock "Next to the Bowl" CASH and CARRY CLEANERS 520 WEST MAIN invites everyone interested in hearing Doctor McBee to attend.
WAGNER'S HOME OF NATIONALLY 16 EAST MAIN ADVERTISED BRANDS "College Men like Our Clothes" Page Four THE MONTANA E XPONENT Friday, April 20, M,edical Care Chem E's Tour Industries Senior and junior chemical en and Kenneth Tacke, helb)' ; Discus~ed By gineering students at :\fontana Cochrane and George Phelp;i, Stnte College left here April I soula. Local Doctor for their bi-annual inspection tour Joe Petrin and Jack Sh of industrial firms whose proc Butte; Stan Buckland, Wbit At their Inst meetin!? the ,!SC' esses are application~ of princi EJward Crume, KalisJ>ell ; 1-1 Young Republicans heard an in ples ther learn in C'lassrooms and Erhard, Libby; Eugene G formnt.h-e and interesting di~cu~ lnbaratorit!s. Au=ta; Donald Haase, f sion of socialized mPdicine by The -13 slud~nts are accom stead: Timothy Kemp, Hu Alan Iddles. Gallatin County ~l.D. pnnied by Dr. Lloyd Berg, head Ora Kleffner, Belt; Rona!, of chemical engineering. The londe, Sidney; J ames No Dr. Iddles called the proposed group visited U1e Ideal Cement Columbus; Leland Platt, LI Medical Care for the Aged le~is Company at Trident, the Arneri 5ton; Paul Simacek. Moc, lntion, a measure to further the <'nn Smcltin~ and Refining Com Wnyne Turner, Sran!ord; C' pany's lead smelt('r at East Hel ( Continued on page 6) socialization o! mC'dicine in our ena. anti the Anaconda Company's country. Ile said thnt any govern zinc plant at East Helena April mental programs could be handled l . On April 19 they ,-isit the much more fairly and efficiE'ntly aluminum reduction works of the Hair Cut by on the local leVPl. Anaconda Aluminum Company at C'olumbin Falls. On April 20 the)' Appointment H e said that the Administra tour the copper o.nd zinc smelter tion's ~lcdicnl Care proposals ore representative of a general trend of the Anaconda Co1npany in Great Falls. in our country undPr the t.hc-me that it is wiser for the Federal lud1,n making the trip are Go\~ernment lo ~pend our mdney Charles Deitz, W. R. Emmett, Ro om 3 13 for us than for u-s to :5pend it G<.'rald Funk, Dwaine Haagenstad 1st National Bank Bu ildi ourselves. and Gene Rauen, Bozeman; J ame:; J arrett, Cha rte~ Lenhardt. Bruce PHO NE J U b-55A4 The next meeting will be Ap1·il Robinson and Thoma· Wilkinson, 25th, at 7:30 at which Helen Billings; Gene Peters and Poul FOR APPOINTMENl Johnson, Gallatin County legisla . herrick, Polson; :l!nrk Hannah tor, will $pt>ak on Federal Aid to Education. All meetin!(s are held in the SUB and are open to the public. Free Pizza Delivery from 5 p.m. to 12:00 midnight Mon.-Thurs_ Spring Roundtable Tour Participants Review 5 p.m. to I :30 a.m. Fri. and Sat. (Continued from page 1) Faye Emrick, co-chairman ol All the Good Memories the }!iss ~ISC Pageant announced h\Ve PIZZA OVEN ne,·er had anything other their footlockers arrived late on that li\.ing group:; \1,.;ll be nom than favorable reactions/' said another plane. inating contestants in thE!: next Sli g ht Service Charge for Orders Under $5.00 Joseph Fitch. Montana State C-01- Outstanding in their mt'rnories two weeks. The Bozeman Cham lege theatre director, referdng to was the audience of Korean nn ber of CommerC'e has formed a the Pacific Command tour from Ca 11 JU 6-9596 tionals who couldn't understand committee to help "ith the con which he and his drama troupe the verbal comedy but appreciat test and will be selling tickets to returned Friday, April 6, conclud ed their expandl?
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Chet came to Montana produced, concerning the diffi State College to major in en strumental, and Read.in~ and cult position of the Spanish tomology the year the stock Skits, either solo or group. The American in the Southwest. market crashed. contestants will perform at vari In 1951 Chet joined the Amer ous activities during the Little 'I' Now nationally famous as a ican Broadcasting Company in with the top three also perfonn news commentator, Chet (short Los Angeles, and by 1954 he had inls{ during the Grand Champion for Chester) was born in Card the highest daytime rating of Ring, Saturday night. Pdzes will well, Montana, and spent his an y NBC news commentator. be awarded these three wimwrs. first eleven years on a cattle and To enter simply fill in th{> Pn Then in 1955, Chet signed a sheep ranch. While a high school closed blank and return it to the seven year contract with the Na student in Whitehall, he won the Litth.• 'I' office in the basemPnt of state public speaking and debate tional Broadcasting Company for the SUB by May l~t. championships. work in New York City. Team ing up wilh David Brinkley, With a sch olarship from his Chet has become f amous on both Name(s): high school, Chet attended MSC the national and international for two years, until he entered scene. a national or atory contest held in Wichita, Kansas, and won a In 1959 Chet married Miss scholarship to the Cornish School Lewis Stringer, a graduate of the Group Repre:;ented: of Arts in Seattle, Washington. University of Maryland. She was After a year of studying speech formerly associated with WRC Division: and drama al Cornish, Chet TV in Washington. transferred to the University of Chet was named honorary Washington. and graduated in Doctor of Laws by MSC in June, Elecfions- 1934. 1957. H'S. and Practical Nubf"~. ., . • . S1rnryn E ., St·.; Shaw, Gl enn £.1 Rodney A., Fr.; Jaumotte, J aruca Sr.; Richardson, Terrence, Fr. Four point S; per credit ( \ flu~h) B1rgenhe1er, R!1~ mo n d, J r., Jr.; Shelmerdine, A. Darlene. Sr.; M., Jr.; J oh!1son, Dale R., Jr. ; Rickabaugh, Karl, Jr.; or g5_Alzh<'imer, ,vm. E., Sr.: Blek~n, Janel Kay, ~r.; Boe, Johnson, David L., F r. ; Joh.nson, AndC'rS, Donna J .. Jr.; An Those from :ts 1o 3.719 points ther, Donna F., Soph.; Rexroat, James D. 1 Jr.; Hess, Carla W .. J>er credit or 90 lo 92. 19-All cn, David B. , Soph.; Richards, Walila, Sr.; Ilicks, Kathryn A., Sr.; Hof ,JC'rt' Jane, Jr.; Amundson, Marcin, Fr.; Riffle. Jat1et L., Fr.; Roach, stad, Pat Ann, Sr.; Holm, Doug Soph.; Anderson, Rnrharn, 8oph.: J oan K., Jr.; Robertus, Robert J ., las A., Sr.; Huber, Richard A., Anderson, Esth<'r A., Fr.j An Fr.; Robinson, Donnalee, Sr.; Sr.; Huffman, Mengn H., Jr.; thony, Larry D., Fr.: Barbo, Root, Charles R., Soph.: Rufenach , Hunt, James D., Sr.; Hunt, San Ro~er E., Sr.; Bartz, Curtis R .• Clifford, Sr.: dra L., Soph.; Page Seven 11April 20, 1962 THE MONTANA EXPONENT MSC Cowboys Vying For Top T earn Spot By ROB NICHOLSON Montana State College's 17th annual Intercollegiate Rodeo began last night with the first of more than 200 entrants pitting their skills against the championship stock of Oral Zumwalt. Last night's action was just the beginning of a weekend wh ich will include rodeo action both Friday and Saturday nights, a parade Saturday afternoon, and special rodeo events for adventmous fraternity and sorority members. Each event in the nightly rodeo action will be exciting from start they a1·e out to try again with to finish with the back-jarring national bulldogging champion antics of the saddle and bareback Gary Murphy, Ed Scott, Don broncs, bulldogging, and the hi Rhea, Chuck Meaney, and John larious efforts of the fraternity Olsen returning from that winning men trying to "pin the tail on the team. bull." Thirteen schools have sent rep- A parade has been planned for 1·esentatives to compete. They are: I IN THE BLUE-GOLD GAME shows a Gold end about to receive a pass as a teammate watches Saturday afternoon, with floats Northern Montana, ,veste111 Mon , e defenders are Terry Mero (41), and Russ Powers (23) along with. several other unidentified being entered by the various liv tana, Rocky Mountain Col1ege, The experience-laden Blue squad won the. game which closed out spring practice for the team. ing groups on campus, and is Montana State University, Idaho - EXPONENT PHOTO BY RON ROE scheduled to start at 2 p.m . State College, University of Ida The trophies will be awarded ho, Ricks College, Utah State to the individual event winners on University, Brigham Young Uni Saturday night along with the versity, Snow College of Utah Boost The saddles which will go to the all Washington State University, Col'. around cow·boy and cowgirl. lege of Great Falls, and host Last year the MSC rodeo team MSC. Bobcats took first place in this rodeo, and There are many top-notch cow boys here, among them Murphy and Scott of MSC. Others who are expected to show up well are Shawn Davis, Buzz Cowdry, and Free! Wesley Stoos from Western Mon tana. Other top cowboys are Dale A New Cleaning and Washing Plan. Little Soldier and John Wrzenski from Rocky Mountain College. You get a FREE PAIR of $1.35 'Larkwood" Ladies' Hose at The stock for this year's com petition is being supplied by Oral Staudaher's Shoe Store with each five loads of Norge Coin-Op Zumwalt, a well-known :Montana Dry Clea ning OR 40 loads· of Coin-Up Laundry, stock contractor who has brought many fine animals in previous years. Westgate Village Laundry Named this week as judges are Dr. John Gee, Great Falls and Walt Linderman, Billings. Vir DRY CLEANING ginia Holt of Ennis and Alta 720 South I oth Woosley from Wilsall will be the timers, while Carl Holt and Allan Open Week Days Sundays Woosley are the pick-up men. 7 A.M. to IO P.M. 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. This year the Rodeo Commit tee sent invitations to Yellowstone Boys Ranch and Twin Bridges. The children from these places will be guests at this yea,,s pag entry. The MSC Rodeo is one of the top events in the area so everyone Graduating Seniors! be sw·e to attend tonight or to morrow night! Now is the time to A CLEAR CASE OF CHIC ... plan your transportation needs. RCA, Philco, in white pique with Zenith gold rope. trim ••• to • • take you magnific•ntly Radio, T.V. through the sunny Special Finance Arrangements Phonograph season. Sizes 3- 15. to Grads who are Placed. Sales and Service $17.95 • • Repair, All Makes FREE PICKUP New or Late Model Used Cars. and DELIVERY Rohe•·i F. Dye Inc. Elite Novelty Co. Record Shop CADILLAC OLDS PONTIAC ~ionitre2> 104 W. Moin Phone 587-7007 GMC TRUCKS and VOLVO 5 East Main BOZEMAN, MONTANA Friday, April 20,I Page Eight THE .MONTANA EXPO ENT ~tUl tl l UI UI UI UI II I Ul l! I IIIHtlll ll l Ul fl l ll l UI UI III II I Hl lll ll lJII UI 11· 1111 11 1 1. 1 11 1 1 . 1( 1( 1 1 11 1 1, 1· 111 111 1n1111 u1 1, t1111~ MSC Baseball Team Wins I Expommte, I Four Straight on Road TriP. ~orts ! Bi HERB WlllGHT eled to Dillon where they dcfeat1.', Rick.a 4. :IIISC's track team topped Ricks P&lmt•r, Ri~ka. Time .! :05.1. Tickets are available from Stan 200-ynrd da..~h- 1. SL~"' Good, MSC: :?. ley Cook. College and Western ;llonl:Ana in Le·wl , WM. 3. Gary AJll'y. MSC: 4. \ a !:Tack meet Saturday. Even CuJninsrcr, Rick.a. Tim«.> :.!I.' without the hurdling services of 2-inile run l. OIU Paler$0n, MSC: 2. ~ Davies, l'lick•, 3. Kovick. WM. Timl' The seafaring art., .Cafa!ina·s versatile Al Sarisky, the team 10 :12.~. took 11 first places and team Milt- rel&y 1. ~t$C Scott. Good. Lund, A NEW ..nd Luk Time ; :3Ei. I. honors ,1,,"l.th 73 points to ·w esten1's Shotput I. Dick Schullt'r, MSC; 2. BARBER SHOP BOSUN 50 and Ricks' 43. Ricks College Pit..mimrnon.... \\'?,I: :t Wf'llrhl WM : 4. l\.ickbush. W~I. Di-.tAnce -1~· J t.,·• Cotton fleece pullover with contrasting piping and hosted this meet in Rexburg. Hltrh jum~ 1. )tUlt>r, W')t; 2. C'arr,.,11. baseball neck, 5.00, and lined Flag Day Catalina-cut W?tf; S. Orme, Ricks, ,I. Cuiniu1ter, Appointmenfs Idaho. Ricke. Distance, 6'. Sarisky, unable lo run the hur Broad jurnp-1. Al Sarisky, MSC: 2. trunks," 5.00. All cotton. dles beeause of an injury, won Gihbona. Rieb: S. Hsde, Rkks: -1. CAr Appreciated roll, VtM. Oi... tam·<" 21' ~ 1 ". the broad jump. Bob Luml took Disc~- l Mus1n·ovr, \V)I; 2. D:trring fir,;t in both hurdles events as he t.on, Rick"': :I. Dick Schull..,., MSC: ·I. Surnmer, WM' Di.itlanN., 131' f;&f, ". Baxter Hotel ran the 120-,ard high hurdles in T'~lc- Vault I. Ti.l'. Tom Ru,.,."°'r, MSC 15.3 seconds and the 220-yard low n.nd !'rice, Rfr-k 3. JOl' Zl'lll'r. MSC: ON MEZZANINE FLOOR 4. Bennett, WM. Dl11tance 1:?'. hurdles in 25.0 seconds. Bill Jrwelin -1. Kickbu."h, \\"'.\.( 2. Gilli11pil", VANCE PEARSON, Barber ~ Paterson chalked up two wins a::. ,.,,._, ~. n,u·Tinrtan. RkkR d. OJedirk. Phone 586-235 I he won the mile in -1:45 minutes Rieb. Di"-tan,•t" 112' ~" II and the two-miel in 10:12 min utes. Steve Good ran tbe 100-yard dash in 9.9 seconds and the 220- KGVW yard dash in 21.5 seconds lo cop 630 K.C. top honors in these events. Events: H igh hurdll'e· J, Bob Lund, MSC: :!. Particular PIZZA OVEN BUI Lu,h. MSC; 3. Neighbor. WM: 4. l\till('T, \VM. Time :Hi.8. 100-yard clw.h-1. S tHl' Cood, .MSC: 2. Programing for Lewi11, W\t ; S. Gary A lll'y, MSC: -1. Cuininar<-r, Riek•. Tim~ :9.tl. Particular People Mile- run- 1, 8111 Patl'rwo n. MSC: :!. Anniversary Special - Oa,·iet, Rick.I: S. Bennett. \V-M; 4. Brad ahnw. W11. Tim, Rid<•; :?. Dick Scott, MSC: 3. Di.Ilk, R.lt'ks: ,I. Horton, IN THE Ril.'ks. Tim<" :62.6. Free Delivery PLUS Discount to the following Low hurdle. I. Rob Lu.nd. MSC : 2. NeiKhbon:. WM: !. nm l..uh. MSC: -1. Gallatin Empire Don Korfle-r. Time :26.0. Houses or Living Groups on these specified dates: Wash-0-Matic APRIL COIN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 23-Pryor-Colter, Hapner, AGR, Quad B, Pi Phi, Phi Sig "U:~1· Softri;t lUntl•r"' 24-Langford, Hannon, Lambda Chi, AOPi, Kappa Sig , Chi 0 25-Everyone discounted at Pizza Oven only! Every I 0th Pina Whirlpool Coin Dry Cleaners FREE! The finest in self service dry cleaning 26-Culbertson-Mullan DG's, Alpha Garn, Sig Ep, Sig Chi, 1204 WEST MAIN Sig Nu ACROSS FROM SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 27-Married Housing, SAE, Pi Kap, Delta Sig, Kappa Delta Page Nine f, April 20, 1962 THE MONTANA EXPONE IT ------SC Track Squad Defends Title Rexburg Meet This Weekend Jlfontana State Bobcats will he won the broad jump but was son; pole ,•aul~Tom Sawyer and to Rexburg, Idaho, Satur held out of both hurdles races. Joe Zeiler; high jump - Steve defend their championship Ken Christis<>n, MSC record Chase; broad jump - Sarisky; 10th annual Ricks College holder in the javelin with a toss shotput--Dick Schuller; javelin ionat Track and Field meet. of 217' 8", rejoined the squad this Ken Christison; discus--Schuller, ng the entrie are Idaho Wef'k after a two-week layoff. Gene Carlson and Kermit Young; College, College of Idaho, There was no javelin event at the 880-yard relay - Sarisky, Bugg, College, Ricks, Western MSC invitatio;1al and he partici Alley and Good; mile relay - and Northern Montana. pated in n state De-:\folay function Sarisky, Good, Lund and Lash. State, perennial Rocky last weekend. in Conference champion, Probable MSC entries Saturdav ,·ide the stiffest challenge are: 100 and 220-vard dashes_:_ Rifle Clinic Set ach Ralph Steben's MSC Steve Good and either Gary Alley Members of the Montana State en. or Howard Bugg; 440-yard dash College rifle team ,viii present a week at Rexburg, the Bob -Bill Lash and either Bob Lund shooting clinic in Billings during sily won a triangular meet, or Dick Scott; 880-yard run - the junior sectional to be held ME MBE RS OF THE MSC RODEO TEAM who are defending their up 73 points to 50 for West Kiefer and either Tom Hartrick there in May. ntana and 40 for Ricks. or Scott; high hurdles-Lash and title in the current MSC Rod eo. They a re from left to right: Duck arisky, bothered for two either Lund or AJ Sarisky; low Gene Kolstad, captain of the Rhea, senior; Mike McCoy. freshman; Chuck Melaney, junior; Ed MSC Army ROTC and varsity by an ankle bruise, prob hurdles-Sarisky and either Lash Scott, Student Regional Director : Sandy Lugar, freshman ; and Jack rifle teams, says such a c1inic can ,ill be held out of the hii?h or Lund; mile run-Bill Paterson Swainson, President of the MSC Club. s Saturday. Last Saturday and Kiefer; two-mile run-Pater- be most helpful to a junior shoot - EXP ONENT PHOTO BY RON ROE er. The clinic ,viU cover firing positions, weapons, equipment. and the psychological aspect of shoot ROTC Rifle Team Captures 3nsistor Radios Tape Recorders ing. Assisting Kolstad will be Rich ard Schendel, Gordon McDonald Al I Honors in Two-Day Meet Slide and Movie Projector and Ralph Saunders. All are top shooters at MSC. Competing against such highly second with 287x300. A total of A display of eqwpment, to in rated teams as Kansas State Col 16 teams attended this meet along Everything Photographic clude an Anschutz target rifle lege, Univer sity of Nebraska, and with 75 individual shooters. from Ulhm, GermanJ will be South Dakota University. the For the second time in two shown. Montana State College Army years, Burklund won the pistol SULLIVAN PHOTO Anyone desiring more informa ROTG rifle team took all honors shoot and the Colt Pistol Com tion may contact either Gene Kol- in a two-day small bore rifle pany plaque. stad or Curtis Bes,vick. The exact meet held at Brookings, S. D., (UNDER THE AMC SIGN) April 6 and 7. As a result of the " Bobcat" date and time of the rifle clinic victory, Kolstad moved one· step wiJl be announced soon. The team, composed of Gene Kolstad, Carl Burklund, Richard closer to a berth on the A 11 - Schendel, Bill Kude and Ralph America Rifle Team, with one Saunders, compiled a score of meet remaining at Champaign, 191lx2000. Nebraska was second Ill. ,vith a score of 1885, and Kansas The team ,vill close its 1961-62 State third with 1876. college rifle season at Champa ign, Kolstad topped the individual where it will compete against shooters by firing a 295x300 while more than .40 colleges of the na his teammate Schendel placed tion's top intercollegiate teams. WE CARRY c'5.dthe:. A ~ fOR MEN COMPLETE STOCK Sty!• 17069 LO-MOC Lost $13.95 YALE Other Sty/.s from N .Y.U. 12.95 to 22.95 INDIANA CORNELL WESLEYAN CHICAGO CALIFORNIA High Appeal MINNESOTA This low seam moccasin Is so popu WISCONSIN NOTRE DAME la r, our problem is to keep sizes in NEBRASKA stock. But the chances are good CAMBRIDGE right now that we can fit YOU. PRINCETON DIVISION OF NUNN-BUSH ··-. Associated Students Store l'HE MONTANA EXPONENT Friday, April 21 Law Enforcement Next Years Fangs Namea Diplomas Granted 11 New Fangs chosen last Tuesday Parker, Butch Bod 1 y, Guys and Gals" Thirty-two police and sheriff's were Grant Knowlen, Fred Scott, H.ardy, Art lluelett, Gary officers recciv(>d certificates of Glen Ledgerwood, Jack Beam, turf, Dave Hagen, Doug achievements on Fddar niter suc Bob KW1kel, Ken Krau ·e, Ma-rk Ray Nobles. Eddie Gre By MARY BENNEIT Leistiko, Bill lllcCraw, Kent Bur ;\foyers, Jim Hill, Jim l cessfntly completing the Montana nison. :\like Klos, Tony Rasmus Lori Pederson, Bob Tw·ec Law Enfo1·cement Academy Train sen, John Coxwell, Don McCor Howard Trocliout. ing School held on the Montana mick, .To1ui Peterson, Scott Hol Fangs are chosen on th, den, Tom Cheethom. Don Huston. .l\IarHyn Gibson, ldeH 1Yeydte mey State College rampus . of scholarship, cninpus a<:I To AND "Bear Country" Friday, Saturday, Sunday DOCUMENTARY April 20, 21, 22 Saturday and Sunday April 21, 22 7:30 P.M. TWILIGHT DRIVE-IN Fri ., Sat., Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed. Student Union Theate1· LIVINGSTON April 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25