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Dedication We, the editors of the 1958 Magma, dedicate this book to our President, Dr. Edwin G. Koch. Dr. Koch is well known to the student body as being former
Head of the Chemistry Department. In this, his first year as President, Dr. Koch has initiated many new policies which have been well received by the students. R. Rowe and W. Brown, Editors
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MONTA
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December 9, 195 7
0FF1c1::: or THE PREs10ENT
To the Students of Montana School of Mines: Another year has passed and in passing has recorded much in accomplishment, in progress, in change of status. For each of you the record is different, but for all of you there has been the satisfaction of living in a dynamic era. This past year has been one of improved organization, improved under standing, and a marked revitalization of the ASSM in its role of student government. The student council can feel justly proud of its many accomplishments in the interest of the students on our campus. Such accomplishments don't just happen; they are created through hard work and attention to the many problems wanting solution. Boys grow into men under the stress of responsibility. This Magma forms a partial history of the year just concluded, that part which deals with people, class s, organizations, and activiti s. It is a book you will cherish for the rest of your liv s; it will b fondly reviewed countless times as the years pass followin graduation, each time bringing back in sharp retrospect the y ar 1957-58 t Montan School of Mines. To the Seniors I wish bon voyag Rem mb r always, wh r v r you go, whatever you do, your Alma M t r is proud of your ttainm nt and holds you dear in its heart. Cordially yours,
Edwin G. Ko h Pr sid nt EGK:lh
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Student Council
Front row, left to right: D. Diekman, Secretary-treasurer; G. Lanier, President; P. Butler, Vice-president; back row: T.
artin, Delegate; L. Darsow,
Student 1anager; R. Wylie, Delegate.
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Hall Council
Fron
row, left to right: D. Johnson,
Secre ary- reasurer; G. Parker, Presiden ; D. Robers, Vice-president; back ro
: D. Cushing, Delegate; D. Rovig,
Delega e; R. Banghart, Delegate; R. Eva s, Delegate.
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James H. Albertson
Associate Professor of English
Bahngrell W. Brown (Dr.)
Associate Professor and Head, Dept. of Geology
W. Milton Brown
Registrar Business anager
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Willard E. Cox
Instructor in Geology
Harry J. Christoff ers
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Fred N. Earll (Dr.)
Assistant Professor of Geology
Joseph W. Duroux Assistant Professor of athematics ( 11)
Douglas H. Harnish, Jr. Associate Professor and Head, Dept. of Petroleum Engineering
Charles W. Haynes (Dr.) Associate Professor an Head, Dept. of e cllurqy
Morris I. Kaufmann Assistant Professor o Mechanics
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George D. MacDonald
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Clifford W. Laity
Professor of History and Head, Dept. of Humanities and Social Studies
D. Charles McAuliffe
Vice-president, Dean of College
Walter S. March, Jr.
Pro~e or of Geology, ssociate Director Bureau ine an olo y ( 13)
Louise L. McBride Assistant Professor of Languages, Advisor to Women Students
John G. McCaslin Assistant Professor of Physics
Donald W. McGlashan Research Professor and Head, Dept. of Mineral Dressing
Kenneth N. McLeod (Dr. P1of I 14)
Stephen W. Nile (Dr.)
Professor and Head, Dept. of Physics
Loretta B. Peck
Librarian Associate Professor
Dale E. Pinckney
Assistant Professor of Social Studies
Margaret Sarsfield
Instructor in P. E. for Worn n ( 15)
Elizabeth S. Satter
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Edward F. Simonich
Assistant Professor, Direc tor of Athletics, Coach
Ralph I. Smith
Associate Professor of Metallurgy
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William A. Vine
Professor and Head, Dept. of Mining Engineering
Koehler S. Stout
Assistant Professor of Mining Engineering
Not Pictured Adam J. Smith (Dr.)
Professor and Head, Dept. of Mathematics
Retired L. Vincent Mead
Associate Professor of Mathematics Sergio Zaderenko (Dr.)
ssociate Professor and Head, Dept. of Mechanics ( 17)
In Memoriam
Professor George Harmon Mr. Harmon started his MSM career in 1947
and augh the following course : Physics, Elec ronics, Applied Electricity, Strength of a erials, Hydraulics, and Physical Thermodynamics. lthough quiet and una suminq, his accomplishments were many. He as ac ·ve in both civic an profe sional offci s. He i1l long be r mem r d by hose ho er a sociat with him.
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Graduate Students Geology
Francis A. Crowley
Butte, Montana; B.S. Geological Engineering, Montana School of Mines; Graduate Assistantship 1957-58, Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson-Carlisle Society; Vice-president of ASSM 1954.
David H. Dahlem
Los Angeles, Ca 1£0 nic: B.S. in Geological E gineering, Montana Schoo o · e ; Teaching Fella ship; ember of AIME.
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Geology
Willis M. Johns
Spokane, Washington; B.S. Geological Engineering, Mon tan a School of Mines.
Kirk W. Stanley College, Alaska; B.S. Geology, University of Alaska School of Mines.
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Mineral Dressing
Hernando C. Arauco Lima, Peru; B.S. Chemical Engineering, Uni versidad N acional Mayor de San Marcos, Lima; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity.
Prabhakar M. Deshpande Nagpur, I ; B.S. Geology and Chemis ry, Univer i y of agpur.
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Mineral Dressing
Theodore S. Jordan Butte, Montana; B.S. Mineral Dressing, Montana School of Mines; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity; Chancellor and Viceroy of Copper Guards; Honor
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Andrew L. Mular Butte, Montone: B.S. Metallurgy, Montana School of Mines; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity; Fellowship in Mineral Dressing; A. S. & R. Scholarship; Honor Roll; Intramurals.
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Mineral Dressing
Esf andiar Saeed
Tajrish, Tehran, Iran; B.S. ining Engineering, Tehran University; Vice-president of the M.S. International Club.
Hipolito Zevallos
Lima, Peru; B.S., Un ·versidad Nacional Mayor de San arcos, Lima.
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Mining
Miguel A. Carrizales
Lima, Peru; B.S., Uni versidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Lima; President of the M.S.M. International Club.
Dej. Tewtong Bangkok, Thailand; B.S. Mining, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand.
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Mining
George L. Wilhelm
Santa Rosa, California; B.S. Mining, Montana School of Mines.
Metallurgy
Alfonso P. Zuzunaga
Arequipa, Peru; B.S. Chemical Engineering, San arcos University, Lima, Peru; ember of the A.I. .E.; Cerro De Pasco Corporation Scholarship.
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Senior Class Officers
Donald A. Hendricks Vice-president
Jon E. Langfeldt President
Donald R. Schweitzer ecretary-treasurer
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Seniors Seniors-Geology
Duane Allen Diekman Lewistown, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, AndersonCar lisle Society; Secretary- reasurer of ASSM, 1957-58, Secre crytreasurer of M Club; Football.
David S. Johnson ember of ndersona, Arnpli-
ence Hall Bul ld i nq al .
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Metallurgy
William James Borzick
Butte, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity.
Leonard Walter Boyd, Jr.
Butte, Montana; Junior Member of A.I.M.E., A.S.M.; MSM Honor Scholarship, A.S.M. Scholarship; Honor Roll six semesters.
Charles Theodore Burtch
Polson, Montana; Member of M Club; Vice-president of Metal1 urgy Section of the AndersonCarlisl Society; Football.
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Metallurgy
Roger Nels Dokken
Shelby, Montana; Member of Copper Guards, Anderson-Carlisle Socie y, Mineral Club; President of J umor Class; MSM Advanced Honor Scholarship, A. S. & R. Scholarship in Metallurgy; Honor Roll seven semesters; Intram urals.
Kenneth Ray Evans
Billings, Montana; Member of Anderson-Carlisle Society, Club, A.S.M.; Viola Vestal Coulter Scholarship; Honor Roll one semester; Basketball.
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Metallurgy
Russell Everett Hoar
Butte, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, AndersonCar lisle Society; Corresponding Secretary of Theta Tau; Honor Roll one semester; Intramurals.
Jack August Jones Anaconda, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, AndersonCarlisle Society, A.S.M.; Business Manager of Amplifier.
Jon Edward Langfeldt
Great Falls, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, Anderson - Car lisle Society; President Senior Class, Vice-president Junior Class, Secretary Sophomore Class, Scribe of Sigma Rho; Honor Roll two semesters; Intramurals.
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Metallurgy
Donald Edward Macknight
Great Falls, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson-Carlisle Society, M Club; Vice-president Junior Class, Scribe of Theta Tau; A.I.M.E. Woman's Auxiliary Scholarship; Honor Ro11 one semester; Hockey.
Arlan Edward Rathke
Hamilton, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, American Society for Metal ; Honor Roll two seme ter ; Intramurals.
Raymond William White
Bute, o der on-Ca Honor o
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Mineral Dressing
John Patrick Hager Big Timber, Montana; Member of Anderson-Carlisle Society, Newman Club, Copper Guards; A.S.M. Scholarship in Metal1 urgy; Honor Roll two semesters.
Harold Bruce Treweek Great Falls, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson-Carlisle Society, M Club; Editor of Amplifier, Delegate of Student Council, President of Sophomore Class; Honor Roll one semester; Baseball, Hockey.
Donald Edwin Zipperian Great Falls, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson-Carlisle Society, Copper Guards; Coulter Foundation Scholarship; Honor Roll one semester; Golf, Intramurals.
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Mining
Milton John Barnett
Boise, Idaho; ember of Theta Tau Fra e · y, Anderson-Carlisle Soc· e y; Honor Roll one semes er; Foo ba 1, Tennis.
Donald Albert Hendricks
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Mining
George T. Krempasky
Peckville, Pennsylvania.
William Gordon Lees Kimberley, B. C., Canada; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson-Carlisle Society, Amplifier; Co-editor of De Re Metallico: Golf, Intramurals.
Thomas William Martin Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, Anderson-Carlisle Society, M Club; Delegate to Student Council; Football.
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Mining
Gordon Rae Parker Capetown, South Africa; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, Magma, Amplifier, Debate, Dramatics; Chairman of Hall Council, President of Anderson-Carlisle Society; Tsumeb Corporation, Ltd., Scholarship; Honor Roll; Golf, In tram urals.
Donald R. Schweitzer Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson-Carlisle Society, Magma; Secretary-treasurer of Senior Class; Jntramurals.
William Ross Wayment Butte, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, M Club, Amplifier; Vice-president of Mining Section of Anderson-Carlisle Socity, Archon of Sigmi Rho; A. S. and R. inng Scholarshp; Honor Roll six semesters; Hockey, Football, Intramurals.
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Petroleum
George Miller Blumfield Great Falls, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, M Club, Anderson-Carlisle Society; Sgt. at Arms of Sigma Rho; Hockey, Baseball, Intramurals.
William Gordon Brown East Glacier Park, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Anderson-Carlisle Society, Junior member of A.I.M.E., Amplifier, De Re Metallica; Editor of Magma.
Patrick John Butler Billings, Montana; Member of Theta Tan Fraternity, M Club, Copper Guards, Mineral Club; Vice-president of Student Council, Secretary Junior Class, Treasurer of Theta Tau; Rotary Club Scholarship; Honor Roll two semesters; Basketball, Intramurals.
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Petroleum
Robert Howard Darlington
B tte Montana; Member of u ' Tau Fraternity, · Ad Theta n ersonCarlisle Society; Honor Roll one semester.
Leonard A. Darsow
Libby, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, AndersonCarlisle Society, M Club; President of M Club, Vice-regent of Theta Tau; Football, Intramurals.
John Phinis Hunter
Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Member of Theta Tau and Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternities, AndersonCar lisle Society; Scribe of The a Tau; Hockey, Basketball, Track, Golf.
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Petroleum
Gene A. Lanier
Polson, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, AndersonCarlisle Society; President and Secretary of Student Council, Vice-president of M Club, Duke of Copper Guards, Honorary Football Co-captain; Football, Intramurals.
Aurelio Madrazo
Butte, Montana; ember of Theta Tau Fraternity, Copper Guards, Band, Anderson-Carlisle Society; Gina Diamante Scholarship and obil Oil Schola hip; Honor Roll three years; Intramurals.
Donald John Ogrin
reat Falls, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, M Club, n r on - Carlisle Society; Hoc ey, Football.
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Petroleum Robert Henry Rowe
Butte, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, AndersonCarlisle Society, Junior member of A.I.M.E., Journalism; Vicepresident of M Club, Regent and Corresponding S e c re tar y o f Theta Tau, Editor of Magma; Rotarv Club Scholarship; Honor Roll . one semester; Football, Intramurals.
Glenn Charles Shurtz
Butte, Montana; Member of Theta Tau Fraternity, Club; Honor Roll one semester; Football, Baseball.
Lawrence E. Treiber
Billings, Montana; Member of Sigma Rho Fraternity, A dersonCarlisle Society, Copper Guards; Vice-Archon of Sigma Rho; obil Producing Scholarship; Honor Roll two semesters; In ramurals.
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Junior Class Officers
Donald R. Corson President
George M. Maxwell Vice-president
Albert R. Ru1e y ea urer C
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Juniors
J avaid M. Alvi
James P. Connell St. Louis, Missouri
Gujranwala, Pakistan
Geology
Donald R. Corson Bigfork, Mon tan a
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Allen A. Sawitke
Peter H. Sweeney
:1 o ghby, Ohio
Butte, Montana
Geology
Alfred E. ,.H·.::~~':"";:;!, Q
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Robert P. Wylie Bozeman, Montana
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Curtis F. Bates
Gary D. Alexander Mt. Vernon, Washington
Anaconda, Montana
Metallurgy
James F. Donovan Anaconda, Montana
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David S. Malyevac Butte,
ontana
Eldon J. Nicholson Great Falls, Montana
WGeorge M. Maxwell arm Springs, Montana Metallurgy
Carl A. Plate Butte, ontana
Richard W. Roberts Anchorage, Alaska
Jerome A. Yopps Waukesha, Wisconsin
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Johannes P. Dreyer
Ronald L. Nordwick
Kamieskroon, South Africa
Wolf Point, Montana Mineral Dressing
William H. Painter
Livingston, Montana
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Albert R. Rule
Butte,
ontana
Gordon F. Zei ing
Union,
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Mohammad A. Mahtab
Richard W. Banghart
Sargodha, Pakistan
G en ich. Connecticut
Mining
Albert C. Walkup
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Philipsburg, Montana
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Joseph H. Bato
Gus B. Coolidge Sunburst, Montana
Butte, Montana Petroleum
Richard L. Coppage
Redding, California
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Alan R. Kerr
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Richard D. Osterman
Lilburn H. Lueck En
Black Eagle, Mon tan a
ontana
Petroleum
Claud F. Pickard il c· , 0 ana
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Coffee Time
But I don't like smoke.
Dear Sir: Your horse has ...
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Sophomore Class Officers
John H. Templin
President
Helen E. Duke
retary-treasurer
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Sophomores
Richard F. Brady
Graham C. Cadwell
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Helen E. Duke
Darrel D. Day
Michael M. Freebourn
Edward J. Erickson
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Robert W. Garey
Kelly P. Hemmert
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Donald E. Mahagin
Alec E. Lindquist
Robert T. Rask
Donald J. McMillan
Malcolm A. McKinnon
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Gary W. Riley
Allen D. Rovig
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John H. Templin
Donald P. Williams
Richard L. Willey
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It says right here . . "
Freshmen Class Officers
Georgeann Sullivan President
Jacqueline L. Trythall ecretary-treasurer
Freshtnen
Ricardo Azocar
Force F. Baney, Jr.
John W. Bennett
Dave P. Cadwell
Alexander L. Chaky
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John U. Chellew
Helen G. Christenot
Donald E. Crosley
Robert B. Donaldson
Suzanne K. Dunlap
Julia A. Dwyer
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John R. Engstrom
Jose D. A. Estay
Ralph W. Flager
Raymond F. Frederick
James D. Freebourn
John W. Fri hie
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Carol J. Gardner
John F. Gardner
William H. Guanell
William R. Halvorson
Roger O. Hansen
William K. Horner, Jr.
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Leonard R. Judd
Laurence F. Kroll
William N. Lindstrom
James J. McCracken
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Duane R. McCrorie
Sandra A. McGonigle
James P. McLaughlin
Charles F. McLean
Judy L. McVey
Stanley M. Mikuse
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Robert T. Milhous
Mohamed S. Mohsin
Alexander Y. Mondlak
Robert J. Murray
William M. Myrhang
Namon J. Nichols
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Lee E. Nordahl
Russell L. Osborn
Donald N. Petersen
Stephen R. Postle
Bennie J. Pratt
Dale T. Rau
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Trefor D. Roberts
Robert E. Schnell
Roberl M. Shelden
Earl L. Sherron, Jr.
Douglas D. Smart
Edwin L. Speelman
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Jerry L. Stordahl
John D. Siraight
Georgeann Sullivan
Maribeth Sullivan
Billie E. Todd
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Daniel E. Trbovich
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John L. Troglia
Jacqueline L. Trythall
Robert E. Warren
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Football
1957-58 Oredigger Football Team. Front row (left to right): Joe Kilminster (assistant coach), Robert \tVylie, Clyde Kelley, Barry Sullivan, Dick Banghart, Al Walkup, Tom Martin, Bob Shelden, Bob Rowe, Dick Coppage, Mohamed Mohsin. Back row: Coach Simonich, Steve Shugrue, Duane McCrorie, Kelly Hemmert, Mike Freebourn, Gary Riley, Don Bechtold, Dan Rovig, Duane Diekman, Dick Davis, Bill Rowe, Dan McCarthy (assistant coach). Not pictured: John Frisbie, Dave Cadwell, Dart Davis, Glenn Shurtz, Len Darsow (manager). SEASON'S RECORD M.S.M. O M.S.C. Bobkittens 31 M.S.M. 7 M.S.U. Cubs 37 M.S.M. 19...................... orthern Montana 20 M.S.M. 6 Western Montana 46 M.S.M. O Eastern Montana 37 M.S.M. 0 Westminster 90 The 195 7-58 football season was one of the most di as rou in M.S.M. history. Although ably mentored by Coach Ed Simonich, the team was reak bo h ·n dep h an experience, and pl g d by Asiatic flu and in] ries. Ha £back Tom a tin led th in offense on the ground · h an a erage o ix pl ycr p c 1 y, while Quarterback Gary R· e com le d 26 pa out of 55 i to lead the conference. s Coach imonich ta ed, " f fighting determinat'o o. he sqi a , h re' been no ( 72 )
Not too big!
Fancy footwork.
Banghart intercepts.
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Hockey
1957-58 Oredigger Hoc. ey Team. Back row (left to iqht): Jae Hunter, Stan ikuse, George Blum ield, Don ac nigh , L n Darsow, Larry Nelson, e Poad, Ro s aymen , ik ad oc , Don Ogrin, Jack Larry, coach. Fron ow: Ron Nordwic , rol Treweek, Dan Trbovich, en E 'ck on, Die anghart, l a i e, Barry Donaldson, Al civor. SEASON'S RECORD
M.S.
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M.S. M.S.
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Jack Hunter shoots.
Stan Mikuse shoots the puck between the legs of
Copperleaf goalie, Beanie Park.
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Basketball
1957-58 Oredigger Basketball Squad. Front row (left to right): Jim Freebourn, Gus Coolidge, Dick Roberts, Lilburn Lueck, Don Rolfe, Leo Belanger. Back row: Len Darsow (manager), Al Kerr, Frank McGee, Don Mahagin, Doug Smart, Mike Freebourn, Jack King, Mel Bennett. Not pictured: Don cMillan, Ron Rickman. SEASON'S RECORD M.S.M. 45 Western Montana 87 M.S.M. 43 Western ontana 61 M.S.M. 54 Rocky ountain 81 M.S.M. 55 Rocky Mountain 93 M.S.M. 62 Eastern Montana 72 M.S.M. 51.. Western ontana 89 M.S.M. 76 Carroll College 70 M.S. . 51.. Eastern ontana 68 M.S. . 44 orthern ontana 59 M.S. . 62 Carroll College 80 .S.M. 76.. orthern ontana 52 .S. . 58...... es tern ontana 75 A young iner bas e a ea and sophomores, sho e g ea · Although lacking · heich strong, topping Carro l an ( 78)
Mike Freebourn 195 7-58 Captain
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Bennett (12)
Rickman (11)
M. Freebourn (21)
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Belanger (6)
King (5)
J. Freebourn (4)
Mahagin (9)
McMillan (7)
Roberts (8)
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Smart (10)
Lueck (20)
Coolidge (3)
Intramurals
Block That Shot! Coach Simonich has launched a sweeping intro# mural program to provide recreation for ever'/ interested student. The schedule includes boske" ball, touch football, badminton, ping pong, tenni5, bowling, horseshoes, boxing, volleyball, wrestling, weightlifting, handball, golf, soccer, and baseball-
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A typical, clean-cut handball player.
Tewtong plays ping pong.
This is basketball?
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Come-on, let's stretch those stiff, tired muscles!
Attention, Yankee Scouts!
Up-Up a little
bit higher!
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This is swimming?
Yea, Johnny!
This is not swimming.
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Which month is that?
Sign me up.
Your move, Bunky.
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Magma Staff
R. Rowe ·························Co-Editor R. Wylie_···············-···············Sports Editor W. Brown ············-····-··················Co-Editor J. Templin Business Manager J. Trythall Activities Editor G. Christenot.. Art Editor M. Freebourn Business Manager Not Pictured D. Johnson, Photographer
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Amplifier Staff
R. Rowe Reporter J. McVey ··············································Co-Editor
H. Duke R. Wylie
Reporter Co-Editor J. Jones ································Business Manager C. McLean Business Manager G. Christenot. Reporter B. Todd .. ·····································Feature Editor
J. Trythall
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Campus Editor
W. Brown Reporter J. Templin ~•··Reporter D. Johnson .. ······················ Photographer J. Freebourn, R. Rickman, M. McKinnon Reporters Not Pictured . . . . . . . . . . . W. Lees, M. Freebourn
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Anderson -Carlisle Society
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Front row, left to right: F. Strandberg, R. Pierce, Prof. Vine, Prof. Adami, Dr. Koch, Dean cAuliffe, Prof. Stout, G. Parker. Second row: D. Johnson, R. Willey, K. Evans, C. Burtch, R. Dundas, R. Milhous, Prof. Harnish, Pro . cGlashan, R. Wayment, D. Hendricks, D. Tewtong. Back ro : . Ccrrizoles, R. Frederick, . Madrazo, A. Sawitke, D. Coppage, J. Lange d , D. Rasmussen, D. chwei zer, D. Rovig, D. Mac niqht, cKinnon, B. Hansen, W. Lindstrom, R. Dokken, G. Zeisi g, . T imble, W. Lees, W. Pain er, R. Hall, A. Rule, P. S ee ey, T. ar in L. Treiber, R. Banghar , J. Wallace.
Gordon Parker P e iden Ross Wayment.. V.P., ining Charles Burtch V.P., e clh gy Glenn Shurtz V.P., Pe ol Donald Hendricks .. .. .c Prof. Stout. ..
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Copper Guards
i inc. left to right: D. Rolfe, D. Roberts, D. Vincelette, G. Grandy, an ing: Prof. McCaslin, D. McMillan, E. Erickson, R. Garey, D. Wa m n, D. Day, D. Rovig.
Richard Vincelette ······························· Duke Donald Rolfe ····························Chancellor George Grandy Scribe Donald Roberts Recorder Prof. McCaslin Faculty Advisor
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International Club
Front row, left to right: M. ohsin, J. Che1lew, H. Duke, M. Carrizales, J. Frisbie. Back row: R. Schnell. D. Tewtong, R. Arauco, D. Cadwell, H. Zevallos, R. Azocar.
Miguel Carrizales Esfandiar Saeed Elaine Gilman John Chellew Prof. R. I. Smith
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President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Faculty d visor
South America in force.
eeting of the minds.
Representing South fricc- merica-Viet
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Sigtna Rho Fraternity
Front row, left to right: D. Tewtong, G. Blumfield, A. Trimble, D. Hendricks, R. Wayment, L. Treiber, R. Banghart, D. Rolfe. Second row: D. Malyevac, E. Erickson, G. Lanier, C. Plate, A. Mcivor, B. Hansen, R. Felix, E. Nicholson. Back row: A. Walkup, G. Parker, R. Hall, J. Langfeldt, A. Rule, D. Coppages, T. Martin, P. Sweeney, D. Rovig, M. McKinnon.
Ross Wayment Archon Lawrence Treiber Vice-Archon Richard Banghart.. Secretary Donald Hendricks Treasurer Alfred Trimble Scribe George Blumfield . . Sgt. at Arm Prof. Albertson Faculty dvi o
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Visual aid to education.
Now here's the way we'll do it.
re thee bi ce of hearts.
Coed Club
Front row, left to right: J. McVey, G. Christenot, M. Sullivan. Second row: C. Gardner, H. Duke, G. Sullivan, B. Todd. Back row: E. McCallum, J. Trythall, S. McGomgle, J. Dwyer, S. Dunlap.
Maribeth Sullivan President Gwen Christenot. Vice-presiden Judy McVey Secretary-treasurer Mrs. L. L. McBride . . Faculty Ad viso
( 98)
-and on weekends.
BWOC.
Why? Hifi. Say Something!
Theta Tau Fraternity
Front row, left to righ : L. Darso , R. Hoar, D. Macknight, R. Rowe, P. Butler, Prof. Harnish. Second row: A. Madrazo, H. Treweek, R. Wylie, A. Puccinelli, . Ra hke, W. Painter, R. Arauco, J. Bato, D. Johnson. Bae. ro : D. Diekman, W. Brown, G. Alexander, R. Roberts, M. Barne , D. Cushing, A. Kerr, A. Sheldon, D. Schweitzer, G. Zeising.
Robert Rowe Regent Leonard Darsow .. _. . Vice-Regent Donald Macknight. .. . . Scrib Patrick Butler Trea u r Russell Hoar .. Cor. cretary Prof, Ha nish . . . .. . . F acu 1 y A vi o
( 100 l
Community effort.
Barnett studies; files rest.
Co ven ion ti m
3 1 5 9 6
Newtnan Club
Front row, left to right: S. Dunlap, . Sullivan, J. McVey, G. Sullivan. Back row: J. Hager, S. Pos e, J. Dwyer, S. McGonigle, Father Byrne, Priest Director.
Under he gu · da ce of Fa her Joseph Byrne, h's g oup of M.S.M. Catholic stud en s re · e he text "Moral Guidance," by Fa her Healy, during weekly mee ing .
( 102)
Mineral Club
Front row, left to right: W. Lindstrom, R. Evans, D. Rasmussen, J. Wallace, R. Nicholson. Back row: R. Dundas, R. Nordwick, W. Walker, R. Willey, M. McKinnon, R. Frederick.
Dave Rasmussen . ····························President James Wallace .. ······················ .Vice-president Roger Evans Secretary-treasurer Prof. F. N. Earll Faculty Advisor
( 103)
M Club
Front row, left to right: E. icholson, D. Diekman, L. Darsow, G. Lanier, A. Walkup. Second row: R. Brady, R. Laughlin, G. Zeising, D. Oqrin. D. Zipperian. Back row: D. Rolfe, J. Yopps, G. Riley, R. Garey, K. Evans, R. Banghart.
Leonard Darsow Gene Lanier Duane Diekman Prof. Simonich
( 104)
President Vice-president Secretary-trea urer . Faculty Advi or
Cheerleaders
Christenot B Todd
S. Dunlap
J. Dwyer
J. McVey
J. Trythall
CHEERLEADERS Statistics:
Two brunettes, two brownettes, one blonde, one redhead-ranging in height from 5'7 ½" to 5' 4". All saucy pepsters who like the wearin' of the green--and orange!
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Debate
B. Todd G. Sullivan M. Sullivan D. Vincelette D. Roberts, Debate Captain J. Connell Prof. Albertson, Advisor
DEBATE The Montana School of Mines forensic squad is one of the o <lest and most active organizations on the campus. This year the debate squad took par in five tournaments: The Gem Sta e Jamboree (Pocatello), Columbia Valley (Pullman), Linfield Forensic Meet (Mc innville), ontana State Intercollegiate (this year a Dillon), and the T .K.A. (Missou a). I he pas i e year M.S.M. has bee hree ·mes s ate winner .
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Drama
M. Sullivan H. Duke R. Wayment D. Malyevac D. Hendricks D. Diekman G. Parker B. Todd T. Martin E. McCallum S. Postle D. Zipperian E. Nicholson G. Maxwell M. Barnett
DRAMA Each year the Montana School of Mines produces a three-act play, showing two nights and attracting full houses. Such suece siul plays as "You Can't Take It With You," "The ilver Whistle," "All My Sons," n " talag 17" have been presented. This yea 's play was the popular "My Three n el ," whose three (often not so angelic) convict , along with others of the cast, li ht
their audiences.
( 107)
Ski Club
J. McVey G. Alexander A. Mclvor J. Connell R. Schnell M. Sullivan R. Garey J. Trythall R. Willey E. Erickson R. Endresse M. Barnett
SKI CLUB OFFICERS Gary Alexander Al Mclvor Judy McVey Jim Connell
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President Vice-president
Secretary Tr a ur r
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Montana became history-minded at an early period of its existence. The Territory of Montana was created under Act of Congress which was approved May 26, 1864. Only 21 months later Col. Wilbur F. Sanders of Virginia City fame and his associates had brought about the passage of a measure creating an historical society. The first meeting of the organization was held in the office of Dance and Stuart, Virginia City, on Feb. 25, 1865. The first president, temporary and permanent, was Granville Stuart. He also was the first treasurer. H. L. Hosmer was the first historian. The first board of directors was composed of Hosmer, Sanders, Malcolm Clark, Chris P. Hiqqins and Walter W. DeLacey. F. M. Thompson was chairman of the committee which nominated these officers. Stuart, Thompson and Hosmer were the members of the committee that selected the society's seal. The society was crea ed as exciting history was being made. There wasn't much historical material to work on, except the recollections of the trail blazers themselves. However, the society did ake a firm foothold in those early days and has maintained an existence without interruption. For eight years the socie y depended upon individual effort in the collection of bo h ma erial and funds. The first legislative appropriation was signed annual payment of
ay 7, 1873, and provided for an
150 for he purchase of manuscripts and
books relating to he er · ory and for other expens s.
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