Western Montana College honors autumn quarter honor roll
Eight students at Western Montana College of Education earned straight A’s for autumn quarter per registrar Miss Dorothy Gelhaus. The list includes Laurilie Burns Milan Joe Doohan Elia Laden Deanna Mack Nancey Osborne Robert Roberts Lee Williams and Don Shreeve with many others named on the honor roll representing ten percent of top GPA earners.
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Western Montana College of Education
Dorothy Gelhaus
Laurilie Burns
Milan
Minn
Joe Doohan
Anaconda
Elia Laden
Dillon
Deanna Mack
Butte
Nancey Osborne
Ennis
Robert Roberts
Lee Williams
Don Shreeve
Frenchtown
Gene Jumper
Wesley Wagenaar
Lodge Grass
Eyvonne Trbovich
Dwin House
Darby
Edward Laird
William Mular
Jane Lester
Lois O'Keefe
Donna Mae Robertson
Helena
Harlene Savich
Thomas O’brien
Lynn Curley
Lowell Hayes
Hamilton
Rose Marie Scott
Frank Actis, Jr
Joellyn McAdam
Cut Bank
William Medger
Yolanda Rossi
Conlon Williams, Jr
Forsyth
Genevieve Thompson
Big Timber
Kappa Pi Initiates Verna Jenkins and Hazel Thompson
Verna Jenkins of Dillon and Hazel Thompson of Missoula were initiated into Kappa Pi at a formal Saturday afternoon ceremony in the art studio on January 12. The fine arts fraternity has about eighty-two chapters in the United States and Omicron at Western is the only Montana chapter. Members are chosen for excellence in a special art field. Mary B. Emerick, professor of fine arts, is a member and sponsor of Omicron chapter.
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Verna Jenkins
Dillon
Hazel Thompson
Missoula
Kappa Pi
United States
Omicron At
Western
Montana
Mary B
Emerick
Omicron
WAA Chooses Officers for Women’s Athletic Association
The Women’s Athletic Association selects Hazel Thompson of Missoula as secretary Norma Connor of Helena is basketball manager and Gail Gray of Dillon is WAA campus weekly reporter.
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WAA
Women's Athletic Association
Hazel Thompson
Missoula
Norma Connor
Helena
Gail Gray
Dillon
Ping Pong Tournament Opens for Men and Women
A ping pong tournament for men and women will begin January 28. The event uses a two game elimination format with awards for winners and runners up.
Professor McFadden To Accompany Vocalist On Three Wyoming Concerts
Professor Ralph McFadden head of the music department will accompany bass baritone Kenneth Smith in three concerts next week. Performances are set for Casper and Worland Wyoming and Glendive Montana with each concert beginning at an unspecified time.
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Ralph McFadden
Department of
Kenneth Smith
Casper and Worland
Wyo
Glendive
McFadden to Tour with Solo Piano Engagements
McFadden will play a group of piano solos and leave the campus Friday to fulfill engagements. Mr. Smith, sponsored by Columbia Artists management, has appeared with leading orchestras and is praised by The Boston Herald as a new find of first magnitude.
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McFadden
Mr. Smith
Columbia Artists Management
America
Boston Herald
Western teams win four of six debates at Idaho
Two Western debate teams led by coach L A Lawrence traveled to the University of Idaho for a weekend tournament. The men's team, Charles Delano Somers and Thomas O'Brien of Butte, won four of six debates, while Nancy Osborne Ennis and Joyce Freeman of Butte formed the women’s squad.
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Western
L. A. Lawrence
University of Idaho
Charles Delano
Somers
Thomas O’brien
Butte
Nancy Osborne
Ennis
Joyce Freseman
Decisions of 1957 program topics announced
The International Relations committee with the Junior Chamber of Commerce presents a winter and spring program titled Decisions of 1957. Eight topics were suggested, four selected for open meetings including Trade and Aid to Foreign Countries, Suez Crisis, Neutralism, and What Kind of Germany and Japan Do We Want. Public invitation extended.
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International Relations Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Japan
Student Wives to Host Food Sale at Roberts Market
The Student Wives organization announces a food sale at Roberts Food Market this Saturday, January 26. Sponsor is Mrs. William Straugh.
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Roberts Food Market
William Straugh
Butte Student Heads Art Club Floral Mae Stillings Elected VP
Floral Mae Stillings of Butte was elected vice president of the Art Club at the Jan. 15 meeting. She replaces Betty Stevenson, who is teaching in Hammond, Montana.
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Butte
Floral Mae Stillings
Betty Stevenson
Hammond, Mont
Dillon Police Report Shows 729 Arrests In 1956
Dillon police made 729 arrests and issued 1,509 overtime parking tickets in 1956. Fines and bonds in police court totaled $7,500.25. More than half the arrests were for drunk charges. other top categories included speeding and disturbances.
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Leo Williams
Pinochle Party Series Third Event In 1957
The third pinochle party of 1957 was held Saturday night at the Community Building with 18 tables in play. High scorers were Erma Jane Ferguson and Tom Williams. traveling prize went to Bessie Rasmussen. door prize to Dodie Ganga of Butte. Refreshment committee served sandwiches and coffee.
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Erma Jane Ferguson
Tom Williams
Bessie Rasmussen
Dodie Ganga
Butte
Argyl Stephens
Ralph Huntley
Don Anson
Len Smith
Amy Stephens
Emer
Bob Nelson
Dinner Party at Clarence Helmings Home
Clarence Helmings hosted a Sunday dinner with guests including George Bernard of Butte Katherine Hurley Len Smith Pete Rasmussen John Venrick Freda Rutledge Ed Galsey George Helming and Ellen Kramer. Pinochle games crowned winners Bernard Rasmussen Venrick Rutledge.
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Clarence Helmings
Clarence Helming
George Bernard
Butte
Katherine Hurley
Len Smith
Pete Rasmussen
John Venrick
Freda Rutledge
Ed Glassey
George Helming
Ellen Kramer
Izewinners
Bernard
Rasmussen
Venrick
Fred Rutledge
Dinner at Argyl Stephens Ranch Social
A Friday evening dinner party at the Argyl Stephens ranch included hosts and guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helming Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gissey Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Don Anson Mr. and Mrs. Earl Willey and Miss Amy Stephens Pinochle prizes were won by Mrs. Oliver Mrs. Willey Mr. and Mrs. Helming Ed Gissey and Don Anson The Past Matrons Club of Wisdom Chapter No 67 CES met at Mrs Hans Lauesen's home to plan the formal reception for grand worthy matron Thelma Leonard with official visitations set for February 18 in Wisdom.
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Argyl Stephens
Argyl Stephens Ranch
Harry Helming
Ed Glassey
Roy Oliver
Don Anson
Earl Willey
Amy Stephens
Oliver
Willey
Helming
Ed Gissey
Knez Else Wedding in Missoula Highlights Local Couple
A wedding in Missoula on January 5 united Miss Donna Knez and Kenneth Else. Both hail from Hamilton and Kenneth is the son of Mr and Mrs George Else.
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Knez-Else
Missoula
Donna Knez
Kenneth Else
Hamilton
Kenneth Es
George Lse
Dillon Area Weekend Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Mrs Wilbur Martin new Bowen school teacher visited Dillon weekend. Bob McDowell Sunny Kay drove to Butte Monday. Harold Nelsons spent Friday in Dillon. John Jackson recovering after surgery in Bozeman. Argyl Stephens visited Butte Sunday and Monday. Rutledge and Theresa Livingston and Amy Stephens wintering in Wisdom visited. George Bernard Butte spent days in Wisdom with Katherine Hurley later returning home from Butte Community hospital. Dell Lloyd Butte weekend at Roy Olivers. Austin Ganga Butte weekend with Fred Rutledge. George Helming Butte called Monday. Vince Pendleton and Earl Willey spent last week visiting Dillon. Earl Willey drove to Bozeman with Mrs Percy Wiley for medical care.
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Wilbur Martin
Bowen School
Dillon
Bob McDowell
Sunny Kay
Butte
Harold Nelson
Nelson
John Jackson
Bozeman
Argyl Stephens
Bob Rutledge
Theresa
Livingston
Amy Stephens
Wisdom
George Bernard
Katherine Hurley
Community Hospital
Dell Lloyd
Roy Oliver
Austin Ganga
Fred Rutledge
George Helming
Vince Pendleton
Earl Willey
Percy Wiley
Lawrence Bacon
Clyde Thompson
Donald Thompson
Melrose
Anaconda
Elvina Christiansen
Great Falls
Dorothy Dannis
Wallace Christiansen
Weldon Else
Barrett Hospital
Fred Else
Robin
Galen
Lester Else
Clyde Kidd
Bart Lawrence
Ed Bacons
Wis dom club posts meet postponed due to weather
Local notes report several social updates including the Wisdom Women's Club and Ruth Circle postponing last week's meetings because of bad weather. Weekend visitors include Bob Burgan and Bob Newman from Deer Lodge, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Denton and Peggy McMally.
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Wisdom Women’s Club
Ruth Circle
Fred
Proctor Visits Proctor in Dillon Braving Cold Snow
Mrs. Proctor traveled from Lima to Dillon and found sub zero conditions, reporting Dillon colder than Lima and more snow than the railroad town.
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Proctor
Ben C. Proctor
Lima
Dillon
Montana LPC names new VP Roscoe Cornell
Roscoe Cornell, Dillon rancher, was named vice president of the Montana Livestock Production Credit association by secretary H. Kemp. He succeeds Stanley Antrim of Stevensville, who becomes president. The 23rd annual stockholders meeting in Butte elected them. The Helena headquartered body has loaned $145 million to Montana ranchers since 1934 and paid a 5 percent dividend for 15 of 16 years, with the 1956 dividend totaling $29,400.
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Roscoe Cornell
Dillon Rancher
Montana
Livestock Production Credit Association
H. Kemp
Cornell
Stanley Antrim
Stevensville
Butte
Helena
Kemp
Dr Robert English Addresses MOA Convention
Dr Robert English of Dillon spoke at the Montana Optometric Association golden anniversary meeting in Great Falls. He urged action to reduce highway deaths and praised new driver vision tests and Patrol instruments while noting some licensed drivers remain legally blind.
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Great Falls
Montana Optometric Association
Robert English
Dillon
English
Highway Patrol
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