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"Now, do it just like this---"

DEDICATION Dr. Kenneth N. McLeod is Dean of Academic Affairs at Montana Tech. For one year, until the arrival of President Fred W. DeMoney this past July, McLeod served the college as its acting president. He stepped into the position upon the retirement of Dr. Edwin G. Koch, who was Tech's president for 14 years. The 61-year-old McLeod has been with Montana Tech since 1946. In 195 7 he became chairman of the Department of Chemistry and since 1968 he has been Dean of Academic Affairs. A Butte native, McLeod was educated in local schools, received a Bachelor of Science Degree in chemistry from Montana State University in 1932 and completed a year of graduate studies at Tech in 1933. In 1934 he transferred to Oregon State University and received his Master of Science Degree in chemistry in 1935. He was awarded his Ph.D. in the same field from Oregon State in 1939. He spent the academic year 1939-40 doing post doctoral research in Chemistry at Oregon State University. From September 1940 through June 1946 Dr. McLeod was on the teaching staff of the Chemistry Department at WiJlamette University, Salem Oregon. McLeod has a daughter, Barbara Jean olte, who lives in Billings and a son, Kenneth, who is a student at Montana State University.

Kenneth N. McLeod, PhD Acting President, 1971-1972

AIR EDITORIAL

July 14, 1972

IN EVERY COMMUNITY THERE ARE COMPLAINERS ... THERE ARE LEADERS ... THERE ARE SITTERS AND THERE ARE DOERS. FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD THIS AFTERNOON AT TWO O'CLOCK FOR RAY HOWE ... HE WAS A DOER AS FAR AS BUTTE IS CONCERNED. KBOW DOES NOT ORDINARILY RUN EULOGIES, BUT TODAY WE THINK THESE COMMENTS ARE APPROPRIATE. RAY WAS A RESIDENT OF THIS COMMUNITY FOR THE PAST 35 YEARS. HE WAS THE VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER OF CHRISTIE TRANSFER AND STORAGE AND A RECOGNIZED LEADER IN ms FIELD OF MOVING AND TRANSPORTATION. BUT WE WOULD LIKE TO TOUCH ON HIS COMMUNITY ACCOMPLISHMENTS. HE WAS SECRETARY OF THE MONTANA TECH ALUMNI ASSOCIATION FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS AND WAS ONE OF THOSE PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR ITS GROWTH AND THE ROLE OF LEADERSHIP THE ORGANIZATION HAS PLAYED IN THE ADVANCEMENT OF TECH. HE WAS SECRETARY TREASURER OF THE PAUL CLARK HOME ... THAT LITILE KNOWN BUT WONDERFUL CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION ON THE WEST SIDE WHICH HAS PLAYED AN IMPORTANT PART IN THE LIVES OF MANY UNFORTUNATES. HE CONTINUALLY WORKED FOR THE ELKS SCHOLARSHIP FUND, THE EXCHANGE CLUB, THE METHODIST CHURCH AND THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. RAY DID NOT BELONG TO AN ORGANIZATION JUST TO SAY HE WAS A MEMBER. IN EVERY GROUP HE WAS A QUIET, LIKEABLE, SELF AFFACING WORKER WHO DID HIS JOB AND MORE. RAY, AS A MEMBER OF THE BUTTE EXCHANGE CLUB, WAS ONE OF THE FOUNDERS OF THE WORLD MUSEUM OF MINING. FROM A HUMBLE BEGINNING 12 YEARS AGO THE MUSEUM HAS GROWN INTO ONE OF THE LARGEST OF ITS KIND IN THE UNITED STA TES AND IS CERTAINLY ONE OF BUTTE'S MOST INTERESTING ATTRACTIONS. THE MUSEUM HAS BEEN A LABOR OF LOVE FOR RAY HOWE. HE, ALONG WITH DAVE JOHNS SPENT HOURS, DAYS EVEN WEEKS COLLECTING ITEMS, REFURBISHING THEM, AND CONSTRUCTING FACILITIES TO HOUSE THEM. THE THEME AND THE TONE OF THE MUSEUM MAY HAVE BEEN THE INSPIRATION OF OTHERS BUT THE RE SUL TS WERE THE PERSPIRATION OF RAY HOWE. HE AND DAVE JOHNS, ON MAY 4TH WERE PRESENTED WITH THE BUTTE ROTARY CLUB'S GOOD CITIZEN AWARD IN RECOGNITION OF THEIR EFFORTS. BECAUSE HE WAS A DOER, BUTTE IS A RICHER COMMUNITY BECAUSE OF RAY HOWE. HIS HUMBLE DEEDS ARE PERPETUATED IN THE MINDS OF ms CONTEMPORARIES AND HIS PHYSICAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS SUCH AS THE MUSEUM, WILL BE CARRIED ON FOR OTHERS TO ENJOY IN THE FUTURE. AND FINALLY BECAUSE THIS QUIET HUMBLE MAN WAS A DOER ... BUTTE IS A POORER COMMUNITY TODAY BECAUSE OF THIS LOSS.

"Shag" Miller, President Radio Station KBOW Butte, Montana

IN MEMORY OF

RAYWORTH FRANIS HOWE Bachelor of Science in Metallurgical Engineering

1910-1972 7

ADMINISTRATION and

FACU·LlY

Dr. Kenneth N. McLeod, Acting President

Donald W. McGlashan, Vice-President

Frank H. Kelly, Registrar

Victor D. Burt, Business Manager

Gustav Stolz, Jr. , Dean of Students and Placement Director

Fred Turner, Director of Financial aid and Auxiliary Enterprises.

John Badovinac, Chief Accountant

THE MONT ANA BUREAU

Sid L. Groff, Director and State Geologist

Willis M. Johns Chief Geologist

Robert E. Matson, Chief Coal Branch

Dr. Groff and Mrs. Lallie Mogus, Administrative Secretary

Ralph H. King, Chief Information Service

Marvin Miller Chief Groundwater Division 10

ic Magnu Specie l Student istant

Miller Hansen Administrative Assistant

srne t W. B nd I Iydrogeol gi t

OF MINES AND GEOLOGY

Cliff Balster Petroleum Geologist

Don Lawson Field Agent

Robert A. Franks Chief Chemist

Wayne Van Yoast, Larry Higgins Hydro geologists

Larry Ve ge lin oal Analyst

Frank Jones Assayer

Dick Berg, Economic Geol. Museum Curator

Einar Soyland

Henry McClernan Economic Geologist

Gordon Crawford, Maury Hamill Water Analysts

E. Woods, M. Daniels Draftsmen

Roger Holmes Sr. Draftsman Not Shown: John Blumer, Coal Geologist Violet Garner

W ana Johnson, uciJle I enn l rry, role Du .ktn, Biz Patt r on

Ann Govednik, Eileen Berger 11

Koehler S. Stout Chairman, Engineering Division Head, Dept. of Engineering Sciences

Clifford W. Laity Chairman, Arts and Sciences Head, Dept of H. S.S.

THE LIBRARY STAFF Mrs. Margaret Greiner, Library Assistant, Jodi Gouwens, Assistant Libra ian, Mrs. Marguerite Miller, Library Assistant, rs. Loretta Peck, Librarian. 12

Elmer .E. Gless, Head Dept. of Biological Sciences

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Dept. of Busin s

Paul T. Sawyer Dept. of Biological Sciences

W. F. "Bill" Howell, Director Information and Development Services

Frank E. Diebold Chemistry

Joseph Murray, Acting Head Chemistry

Gordon R. Shuck Chemistry

Donald R. Beue rman Chemistry

Francis M. Young Engineering Science

Charles L. Herndon Engineering Scienc

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Jack W. Sowards Environmental bngineering

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Hugh W. Dresser Geology

Fred N. Earll, Head Department of Geology

Willard E. Cox Geology

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James H. Albertson Dpt. f H.S.S.

Lucile Alt Dept. of H. S.S.

David L. Cooper D pt. of H. S.S.

Robert L. Holdsworth Dept. of H. S.S.

Barbara Engel Dept. of H. S.S.

Joseph E. Kasperick Dept. of H. S.S.

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G or ge Lubick Dept. of H. S.S.

Leo C. Maney Dept. of H. S.S.

Virginia McGreevey Dept. of H. S.S.

John F. McGuire Dept. of H. S.S.

Robert T. Taylor Dept. of H. S.S.

Georg H. \ rtn Dept. of H ...

William A. Catenar o Dept. of Mathematics

Jack B. Goebel, Head Dept. of Mathematics

Neg ndra N. Pandey Dept. of Mathematics

Vernon Griffiths, Head Department of Metallurgy

Ralph I. Smith Department of Metallurgy

L rry D p tr

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Donald W. McGlashan, Head Department of Mineral Dressing

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William J. Van Matre, Head Dept. of Mining Engineering

Thomas E. Finch Mining Engineering

Yung Sam Kim Mining n in rin

William G. Halbert, Head Dept. of Petroleum Engineering

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Claude H. Traylor Dept. of Petroleum Engineering

Guillaume P. DeVadt Dept. of Physics

John G. Mccaslin, Head Dept. of Physics

Michael J. Doman Dept. of Physics

Jimmy J. J cob on Phy ic an G ophy ic

Robert J. Riley, Director Athletics

Margaret Sarsfield Dean of Women, Phys. Ed.

St ph n uc tion

Jerry W. Saffell Physical Education

John M. McMahon, Football, Partime

Robert R. Beers Football, Part-time

Other part time P. E. not shown: Georgia Byrne, Swimming · Larry Younkin, Basketball

BOOKSTORE STAFF Mrs. Irma Murray, Mrs.

arge F iskum, Manager

BUILDINGS & GROUNDS STAFF

Walter Boehler Superintendent, Buildings and Grounds

Vic Johnson Carpenter

BPI Arntson Painter

1 Bayles, Dorm John 'Bullets' Kasun useum - Library

Harry Voss Machinist

Joe Werring, SUB

Bob Benjamin, Main

Milt Boehler Metallurgy

Bob Thurmond Engineering

CUSTODIAL STAFF OF THE CAMPUS BUILDINGS-------

Cl y R df rn Boiler Engineer

Bob Franklin Maintenance

Not Shown: Edwin "Bumps" Thomas Petroleum Custodian Joe Peretti Boiler Engine r

John Two m y Boil r En in r

Bob H ft 11int n. nc

"The 'Diggers' are my boys!"

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YES SIR! It is a bottle of COORS IF YOU SAY SO, SIR!

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CLASSES

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SEVENTY -SECOND

COMMENCEMENT MONTANA COLLEGE OF MINERAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY BUTTE, MONTANA

CONGRATULATIONS 1972 GRADUATES!!!

MUSEUM HALL June 4, 1972, at half past three o'clock

GRADUATING

SENIORS

Charles Nels nderson Engineering cience

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Mary Margaret Bultman English (with honor)

Jack Edward Barnes History

Craig tephen Bartels P troleum Engineering

Lawrence Charles Baxter History (with honor)

William G. Blake Geological Engineering

Thomas Michael Brady Geophysical Engineering

Melvin Glenn Brekhus Engineering Science

Willard Bert Brothers Mathematics (with high honor)

Gordon Henry Crawford Chemistry

Mary Tocher Davis Chemistry (with high honor)

Terrence L. Davis Engineering Science

rthur LeRoy De nhart . Hneral Dressin Engr.

ry nn Dillon Ch m istry (with honor)

Stephen Gerard Galasso History

William Howard George, Jr. Petroleum Engineering

Charles Goforth History

Gary D. Hancock Petroleum Engineering

Farris Haym our Engineering Science

Donald L Roy J nki ns G olo ic 1 En in erin

David Arthur Johnson P troleum Engineering

Edward Philip Kavran Mathematics, History

ntoinette Driscoll Freeman Geological Engineering

Robert Hunt Lambeth, Jr. Mining Engineering

Peter Charles Larson Mining Engineering

Steven C. Martin Metallurgical Engineering

nilkant Gopaldas ehta Metallurgical Engineering

Gary George Nyquist Engineering Science

v ally Gordon 0' Connell Petroleum Engineering

Joanne Catherine McManus Mathematics (with high honor)

Darrell Dean etz Petroleum Engineering

Robert Dal Osm nson G olo ical En in rin

Thomas Scott Phillips Engineering Science

Charles . Roberts Mining Engineering

Gr gory Lawr nc History

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George Anthony Rider English

Dana Michele Salusso English

llan Keith Solberg G ophysical Engineering (with honor)

Richard James Ryan Petroleum Engineering

John Wallace Sackett, Jr. Geological Engineering (with honor)

Ronald Earl Schuyler Petroleum Engineering

William Grant Stotts Mining Engineering

Robert Edward Thompson Mining Engr. (with honor)

Robert Neil Wiley Mining Engineering

Michael John Sullivan Mathematics

Richard Fred Taylor Mathematics

Susan Hegstad Walker Mathematics (with high honor)

Patrick D. Whelan Geological Engineering

Theodore James Williams ining Engineering

Thomas Jam s illiams Engine ring cienc

Timothy Eugene Wood Mining Engineering

David Orrel Wittman Petroleum Engineering

GRADUATES NOT SHOWN: David Lee Bovee

Mining Engineering

Joseph Marshall Dos en

History

Victor Franklin Garrett

Geophysical Engineering (with honor)

GOOD LUCK!

Michael Peter Zora Mathematics

SENIORS Lee Alt

Lonnie Andrews

Don Au bertin

Michael Barry

Robert Bentley

Michael G. Bowman

Bruce Brennick

Larry Brumit

Michael Clark

Gary Compton

Fred Cragwick

Steve Czehura

Ii Dabbagh

Link Derrick

John R. Evens

Henry Fabich

Joe Fontana

Steve Galasso

Don Gilchrist

Melvin Granberg

Van Heare

Donald Heater

Joe Holland

Wendell Johnson

Jim Knowlson

David Kump

John Likarish

J rry Lindquist

Edward Lobb

Richard McLaughlin

John McDowell

Daniel McElroy

Frank McGarry

Vic Magnus

Gary Matkin

Robert Maym on

Cheri Norine

Patrick O'Brien

William Rogers

Fred Schmidt

Johannes Soyland

Russell Stiefel

Ronald Storrud

Jim Styler

Gordon Sullivan

Mike Thurm an

The C I C presented Bill Lear, one of the U S's foremost inventors

Joe Rohan, C I C chairman Professor Herndon Mr. Lear

Professor Murray's Home Ee Class?

James Beaudry

Rick Barkell

Gary Aho

Mark Bossard

Warren Bickford

Kermit Behnk e

Thomas Behling

Kimberly Bawden

Steve Banning

Kent Bowman

Rick Blummer

Ray Berrman

Dan Brown

JUNIORS Irvin Brown

Roy Brown

Victor Burgos

Bob Chatriand

William Cavanaugh

teve Davi s

Gene Davenport

Terry Collette Russell Darr

Brad Cockhill

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Mary Ann Carling

Judi David

t wart Davies

Marion Drzeiviecki

Phil DeDycker

Errol Eilerass

Ann Donaldson

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Mike Garverich

John Freeman

Jackie Geach

Eugene Galovic

lan Gordon

William Gerry

Sharon Green

Norman Giese

William Hansen

John Greene

Bill Hazlett

Pam Greuter

Dean Honey

Thomas Hohn

Thomas Hickey

Larry Harkins

John Howard Clifford Hoshaw

Darrell Holm

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Wallace Johnson

Keith Jensen

Cathy Hunt

Sam Lawrence

S. Kramarich

John Knoepke

Jim Leskovar

Glen Lai ten en

Bruce Knutson

Jerry Madden

Dave Loran

Richard Linehart

Glen Kerestes

Garry Jones

Karen Jansky

Dan Mahoney

Brian Lunty

Harold Lobb

Byron Maxwell Stan Mayra

Rich Martin

John McCarthy Don McCarthy

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John McKenzie

Joe

Wayrne O'Brien

Gary Munson

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Janet Nordwick

Bob Mihelich

Rich Payneer

Eric Olson Don Orlich

Nick Pentilla

C. P terson E. Peterson

Bill Rickard

Ed P tti r w Euni

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Nick Obstar

Martin Salusso

Doug Rognille

Phil Rickard

Robert Salle

Joe Rohan

John Roberts

Albert Smith

Darrell Scharf

Mike Shea

Jim Smitham

Bill Sikes

Dave Sheldon

Joe Sommers

Jerry Stacey

Carole Speake

John Storrud

John Stillwagon

Charles Speake

nnette Sullivan Don Sullivan

Kathy Spani

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Mark Sweeney

K vin Thompson

Dan Suydam

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Jayne Torpy

Kris \ illi ms

Dan Turk

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Eber Crossley

Da · d Hihnala

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Thomas Dale

Bruce Knutson

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Ken Allen

Russell Anderson Bob Anderson

Jessie Bauer

John Aultman N. Antonioll

John Bowman

Bob Blakely Julie Bossard

Allen Beavis

Jan Braham

Cam Ballentine

John Bowsher

Jim Browning

SOPHOMORES

Steven Brown

Larry Curran

Sylvia Carollo John Carlson

Tom Casey

Tom Chatriand Gary Chatriand

Mary Choquette

Ronny Cosby

Emmet Cleary Elissa Clark

Charlene Davis

Br nda Dalasera

Joe Dillon John D'Hooge

Dick

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Cheryl Dues

Fred Brim

Eugene Bach

Mike Evans

Abdul El-Sharif

Rob Durkin Michael Egeland

David Duffy

Ted Duiame

Wesley Bermel

Mark Ervin

Nancy Fair child

Steve Fisher Kurt Forgaard

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John Forkan

Rosie Gallette

Barbara Gibson

Doug G laspey

Michael Goldrick

Lee Cribb

Dan Guidi Clara Haft

William Harper

Joan Hall

Dave Henrick

Charles Harwood

David Harrington

Mary Hoar

Tom Holland Gary Holt

Jon Hoyrup

Roy Johnson

Dan Horgan

Charles Kaudy

Diane Kitto

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Dudley Keller

Ray Kleiv

Thomas Joyce

Kristine Kelly

Larry Krizan

Robert Knutson

Debra Knuckey

Paul Kuk y

52 Kyle Kohler

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Gayle LaB lanc

Jill Larson

Howie Lemm

Harry Lenhard

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Richard Lile

C. Luschn er

Steve McGowan

C. McDaniel M. McDonald

Leo McCracken

Daryl Mathern

Rose McNellis

B · L. McKinn ey

Rich Meredith

Craig Madeen

B. McManamon

Paulette Merzl k

Stephen M cHugh

James Morgan

Eveline Micone

Michael Morris

Wayne Miller

Dan Mueller

Michael Ocks

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James Norton

Holly Olds

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Jack O'Neill

Byro n Maxwill

Robert Pederson

Deb Paynter

Larrianne Palmer

Rand Rafi.sh

Stephen Redfern

Jerry Rogers

Rick Rolando Sheila Rivers

Darrell Reynolds

Marcus Redfern

John Polich

John Reynolds

James Person

Jim Pearson

Glenn Patrich

David Piper

Robert Paffhausen

Grace Orgain

Karen O'Neill

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Margaret LeProwse

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Thomas Snell

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Chris Showers

Vern Smith

Gary Skuletic

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Terry Spear

Ray Springer

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Pat Sullivan Gary Sturm

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Mehidad Tehrani

Wendy Swanson James Taus

TeITy Templin

Robert Tell er

Emmett Thornton Rath Thornton

Danny Thomas

Teri Thornton

Johnathon Todd John Towey

J. Tretheway

ALSO ATTENDING: Ted Ackerman John Beatty Zale Benson Rick Blumer Irvin Brown Robert Chatriand John Cope Alan Gilchrist Fred Hoshaw Karen Hudson Gary Jackson Raym ond Keller James Kougioulis John Lefever Joseph Lester James Lubick Larry Muckridge David Nevin Clifton Olmstead Fred Shellenberg John Shippen Johannes Soyland Daniel T. Sullivan James Sullivan Steve Thomas Judith Tilman Ronald Tregidga Stanley Urich Randy Vetter James Hoskins Craig Staley L. V entunelli C. MacIntyre

Tana Tuttle

Ralph Tronstand Colleen Trudeau

John Storrud

Tom Walsh

John Vuicich

Momo Vezele Linda Vine

Richard West

John Walsh

Rufus Whitaker

Ed Va Pam Weitz

Bob\ illiams

Kenneth

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John

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Diane Wilson Dale

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Steve Zeigler

Na than Wilson Cathy Witt

Dave Zobenica

Alfred Anderson

Ben Andrews

James Armstrong

David Anderson

Tim Antonioli

Richard Barnett

John Bamingham

Mary Bartholemew

Joann Barningham

Roy Beekman

Bob Bartholemew

Richard Bisch

Margaret Beck

Rhonda Boognl

Maksin Bigovich

Thomas Bonn

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Stephen Axelson

William Bottroff

Cregg Bossard Terry Bowman

John Boyle Roger Br strup

Michael Boston cott Brim

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David Botroff

Roy Bums

Janice Bossard

Gary Butori

Catherine Buckley

Mary Carroll

Barbara Capp

Marilyn Campbell

James Caffin

Rosemary Carollo

Dave Canty

Robert Carroll

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Mike Case

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David Chaney

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Douglas Copeley

William Clark

Tom Christensen

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Ralph Coldwater

Jerry Claridge

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Mark Cragwi ck

Nancy Cune en

Steve Daniel

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Larry Dixon

Mary Dennehy

Kathy Dillon

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Laura Evans

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Jerry Fasso

David Evans

Colleen Fisher

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Ch rles Fo erty

James Fraser

William Garlish

Kenneth Godman

Daniel Frodsham

Michael Gregor

Pauline Gless

Barbara Guay

John Gulcheck

Rick Griffith

Robert Haggerty

Dan Gully

Thomas Hall

Stan Hardy

Leon Hall

Jack Hawkins

Rick Goodman

Robert Hannifen

Clinene Ha yes Barbara Ha yes

Clinton Hayes

Rich Henningsen George Heard

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Harvey Hocksday Tim Heffernan

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Judy Holman

Lu ne Holland

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Keith Honey

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Curtis Johnson

Carol Jakowich

Martin Jones

Gary Kamps

Suzi Jones

Susan Kavran

Mike Jozovich

Linda Kla pan

James King Morris Keene

Ronald Kissock

Clayton Knall Dana Krsul

Leah Kump Mike Kukay

Jeff Lanson

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Steven Johnston

James Jorgensen

Patricia Keefe

Jeffery Kline

Shelley Lappin

Rick Larson

Leo La Salle Eileen Lawrence

Jim Lawrence Walter Lawrence

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Brad Lawson

Ronald Liebel Tom Lutle

Nancy Leskovar

Robert Lee

Calvin Lovshin

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Nancy Luke

Linda Lundwall

Ross Lyle John Lyle

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Catherine Lynch

Dale McCallum

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Joseph McCarthy

Michele McCaslin Joane McCormack

John McCoy Suzanne McDonnell

Carol McFadden Larry McFarlone

Stephanie McGrath

Sarah

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Claire Martinelli

Gary Mandia

Michael

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Donald Matthews

Patricia Metesh

Mark Marian

Edward Metesh

Jannette

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David Michelette

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Mohammad

Thomas Monnehan

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Sara Musgrove

David O'Brien

Arlene Munyon

Eliza Ockiya

Irene Nadeau

Kevin Olson

Terri O'Rourke

Ed O I Donnell

Garret Ouldhouse

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Eugene O'Neill

John Paull

Ernest Otto

Mike Patterson William Paull

Steven Papich

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Karen Pimmitt

James Powers

Steve Hermanson

Kim Powell

Catherine Price

Tom Quinn Paul Pryor

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John Rask

Dale Rawling

Deborah Raym ond

Floyd Rebich Patrick Readdon

Patti Riordan Scott Reynolds

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Kathryn Roberts James Roberts

Linda Rossmiller

Richard Roggia

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Debbie Rivers

Richard Rosario

Dennis Sallee Greg Sadoski

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John Soyland

Theodore Spanbauer

Ramona Sommer

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Scott Steen

Kenneth Stocks Dale Sterrett

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Thomas Tuttle

John Robert Vieke

James Vennes

Buford Waterhouse

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James Williams

Ramona Weld

Tim Willi ams Dan Will s

Lloyd Will iams

Mary Worcester

John Wolfe

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Patri cia Zora Randall Duncan

Janett Wulf

Mike Jozovich

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Jim Orlich

Phill ip Madrazo

Daren Roy

Kenn eth Martin

Carol S alusso

Debra Mayo

James Shea

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Emma Crowe

Mary Hughes

Lee McAboy

James Spritzer

Charles

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David Davis

Allan Hutt

Marian McGennis

Jorgia Stanisich

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Derris Davis

Norm an Irish

Lon McGill

Richard Strieter

Gary Benner

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James Joyce

Michael McGree

Padraig Sulli van

Michael Blank enship

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Kerry Ketchum

'Terrance McL aughen

David Tahij a

S t eve Braach

David Dobb

Carol Kingsbury

Mark Morin

Phill ip Till

Thomas Brin y

James Drakos

Gary Klipstein

Roy Nelson

Carroll Walker

argaret Driscoll

Clayton Krall

Verna Olsen

Ronald Welnel

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Harvey Krebs

James O'Neill

Martan White

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Kevm Lane

Gerald Prue

Martin Trzeciak

Patrick Callahan

Richard Gearhart

Jeff Langan

Harold Quarles

Loyd Will iams

Carol Castiglioni

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Ann Rafish

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WHA T A LINE -UP!!! (LEFT TO RIGHT ) Cheri Norine, Jackie Geach, Cathy Witt, Carol Yakawich, Ellen Peterson, Linda Guay, Peggy Holland, Betsy Shea, Jean Sheehan, Teri O' Rourke ,

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TOUCHDOWN!!!! Jackie, Carol and Betsy

WE UN ROLL THE FILM AND FIND THA T THIS IS TRULY THE AGE BRIEF FOR EVE RYONE EXCEPT THE PIAYE RS, THE OREDIGGERS THE GLO RY WAS THE INV IT TION TO A PIA Y-OFF GAME

PRIDE RADIATED EVERYWHERE - FACULTY, STAFF ALUMNI,

OR TWO HERE, FOUND THEIR WAY TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNI BY THE PIA YERS AND COACHES DURING THE SEASON WE

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OF THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM. FOR ONE BRIEF SEASON, ALL TOO REIGNED SUPREME - TOPS IN THE CONFERENCE! INCLUDED IN AGAINST CAL-LUTHERAN IN THOUSAND OAKS, CALIFORNIA. FRIEND S AND EVEN STUDENTS WH O HAD JUST SPENT A YEA R

TO CHEER THE "DIGGERS" ON!!! THE HARD WORK PUT FORTH ENTHUSIAS

FROM THE MA NY SUPPORTERS AND BOOSTERS.

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CHEERLEADING

WE'VE GOT SPIRIT! HOW ABOUT YOU? Cold but spirited Cathy, Betsy, Cheri, Jackie

WE'VE GOT SPIRIT! YES WE DO!!! Cheering in Helena - Debbie, Ellen, Lynn, Karen, Terri

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Homecoming activities started the even ing before the game with a burst of flame behind the stadium.

Professor Halbert brought the Pep Band to the bonfire to honor the team and the homecoming court.

happy Queen Jackie and her court (LEFT TO RIGHT) argaret LeProwse, soph candidate Sharon Kramari ch, junior c ndidate Jackie Geach, senior candidate D bbie Paynter, M-Club candidate Carol Yakawich, frosh candidate.

HOMECOMING Here are three of the many entries to be seen on Saturday morning of Homecoming '71.

HOMECOMING 1971 OREDIGGERS

YE LLOWJACKETS

A VERY HOT GAME! A WARM 72 DEGREES

SWAT TH EM DIGGERS! THE WINNING FLOAT PRESENTED BY THE JUNIOR CLASS.

HAVE TRIKE, WILL TRAVEL! BRAD DONALDSON

OUR QUEE

TALLY HO AND WAY WE GO!!!!! !THE BIG SKY TECHETTES

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I THI NK WE RE MI SSING CANDID A TE!!! ONL Y DEBBIE, C ROL, ND SHA RON RE HERE. ANOTHE R WINNI NG FLOAT-----IT'S CIR CLE K'S SECOND PLA CE ELEPHA NT!

OH! THERE SHE IS!!! IT'S MARGARET ON THE SOPHOMORE CLASS FLOAT!

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A-C-T-I-0-N

HEATER GET GO

MORE A-C-T-l-O-N

Seeress Jean Dixon with Joe Rohan and Joe Holland George Carlin

Montana Tech' s Cultural Improvement Committee has sponsored these events and others for the entertainment of Tech faculty and tudents

•.. Reader's Theater-Eastern Montana College

Up, Up, Up

Gless and the "Greenhouse Gang"

You Gotta

Be Kidding!

THINGS IN GENERAL

Earthquake McGoon and Crew

- and the band played on -

The Freshmen class learns about the school.

Spurettes serve a hot dog lunch.

Many were eager to help the Frosh learn. Among them was Joe Holland, ASMT President . . . • • •

nd D

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FRESHMAN ORIENTATION 88

FALL REGISTRATION

Smiling service from Jan Braham, Wendy Swanson, and Henry McClernan.

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Will another quarter be enough?

BASKETBALL

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Up for grabs.

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Spurettes help CIC Debbie all dressed up for drill team fashion show.

A WS get-together for worn n stud nts.

WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS

Four organizations are open to women at Tech. They are Spurettes, Associated Women Students, Women's Recreation · Association and Drill Team. Through these, girls can support their school and have fun. AWS OFFICERS: Pres. - Sheila Rivers V-Pres. - Janice Bossard Sec. - Cheryl Dues Treas. - Karen O'Neill WRA OFFICERS: Pres. - Sylvia Carollo V-Pres. - Margaret LeProwse Sec-Treas- Elissa Clark DRILL TEAM OFFICERS: Pres. - Terri Templin Sgt. at Arms- Debbie Knuckey Sec. -Treas- Debbie Paynter Wardrobe Mistress- Wendy Swanson Drill Mistress - Lynette Robbins SPURETTES: Pres. - Jan Braham V-Pres. - Julie Bossard Sec. - Cheryl Dues Treas. - Debbie Knuckey Ed. - Karen O'Neill Hist. - Wendy Swanson Linda Vine Mary Hoar Sheila Rivers Sylvia Carollo Debbie Paynter Jr. Adv. - Rhonda Farrow

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CIRCLE-K A Campus service organization sponsored by Silver Bow Kiwanis 71-72 Officers President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sweetheart

Gordon Crawford Bob Bentley Rand Rafish Tom Snell Janie Gibson - 71 Cayle Lynch - 72

Tom and Cayle

John Raymond, Cayle, Tom Laura LaPalrn, Mary 1111 Chew, Dave Pip r

Bob Bartholomew, Mary Ann, Dave, Barbara Capp

Early in the morning workers gathered. Each class was assigned a specific task to compete for a trophy.

With the work of the students on M- Day, the campus was once again clean. In order to eat the free meal each student had to work for two hours . The idea of meal tickets and of spe cifically assigned tasks worked well in a highly successful M-Day.

Sophomores cleaned up the campus.

Freshmen planted trees.

Juniors painted the and themselves and Seniors sup rvis d. Som , cleaned up the tennis courts.

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M-DAY 1972

After the clean up, festivities began with lunch. The lunch was sponsored by the Copper Guards, Sophomore Men's organiza tion and was highly successful.

Crowds sat everywhere to eat the hot dog and hamburger lunch, with all the trimmings.

More sat beneath the shade of the trees to get a little bit of the coolness on the hot afternoon of M Day 1972.

After lunch, the first scheduled event' was egg dropping from atop the gym building, some splattered, some thudded, some bounced, and about half survived. Next came Kangaroo Court, with the seniors indicting some of their "favorite" people. The honorable Greg Sheridan sat as magistrate with the jury of graduating seniors behind him to grant decisions on the accused.

Traditional voting for student offices brought out the largest vote ever. In a run off election John McCarthy was elected student body president.

The old "cream pie in the face" gambit was one of the favorites of the court and several students and professors were treated as these two were.

Service with a smile provid d by D bbi Paynt r , nd Kar n 01 98

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Next to come were the tug-of-wars and the greased pig chase. Valiant troops went to the field where the mud - hole had been readied by many people who had previously been thrown in. the perfect execution of a back dive into a mud-hole

backfloating demonstrated

Three tugs-of-war ensued. Nobody won. Everybody was soon drenched with mud, lime, and beer.

fighting unto death

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pig holding boy

t t of pirit, quickness, and intelligence (for the pigs anym w th l t aft rn on v nt and the night climaxed with a dance and "go11 t lium fo tho till on their feet. 99

Near the End of May, each year, Tech honors its outstanding students with a convocation. Presented on these pages is a sampling of the awards given for outstanding scholastics, athletics, teaching and allround effort. Included are some awards to outstanding graduating high school seniors. ROBERT "STUBBS" WILEY was given the coveted gold watch as most valuable senior in engineering. This presentation by the local chapter of the MONTANA SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS.

Byron Aultman receives the S.E.G. Scholarship from Professor McCaslin

Professor Sarsfield presents WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS certificates to Darrell :vf etz and Rick McLaughlin

Geri Staack receives the McDonald Scholarship from Professor urray

Janis Hubbert receives the Faculty Women's Club award from Mrs. Sue Twidwell.

Dan cElroy leaves stage vith the award for OUTST I G THLETE

Mick Morris receives an Anaconda Co. Scholarship from Professor Stout 100

President McLeod presents the OUTSTANDING TEA CHE R award to Prof. Goebel.

Also honored were Professers Twidwell and DeVault

Professor Laity presents FIRST ME TALS BA NK AND TRUST Scholarships to Rochelle O 1Keefe

and Michael Cabitt

Tom Behling receives AMX Field Camp Scholarship from Professor Earll

Professor Halbert gives UN ION OIL of CALIFORNIA award to James Powers

Tad Dale receives DUVAL COltPORATION Scholarship from Prof. Van Matre

Professor Goebel presents the STOCKETT Scholarship to Tom Gibson

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HAPPINESS IS PLAYING AND WINNING

Full house for a winning team.

A running start •••••••

Iright,

There has to be an easier way to run the 100 yard dash.

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What he see+d, is what we gets •••••

I'll d nc • What do you mean, you don't deliver?

Hope? Anticipation? Whatever it is, it has some of them off their seats.

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HOMECOMING

Jackie Geach Homecoming Queen

Queen Candidates: Carol Yakowich Debbie Paynter Karen Kramarich

ER Doreen Williams on Circle K float

Coming on Strong! COMING ON STRONGER! Ruined by RAID!

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-1971

Cathy Witt Betsy Shea

Pictures taken by Diane Kitto, found at the last minute. We think that they are worth including in this MAGMA!

Margaret LaProwse Strauss

Janie Gibson Circle K Sweetheart

Big Sky Techetts

Pedal Power

Butte Central Treasurettes PURPLE B-Z's of Butte High School 105

DON HEATER-# 44 The Making of a PRO HEATER HAS PUT THE "HEAT" ON THE OPPONENTS OF THE MONTANA TECH OREDIGGERS FOOTBALL TEAM FOR THE PAST THREE YEARS. The MONTANA STANDARD, Sunday, November 8, 1970 Somewhere, someone has said "nice guys don't finish first. " But, leave it to a Montana native to prove the old adage wrong! Fashioned from the tough Montana material in the same manner of those men of the West who caused Charley Russell to move out and make the "Big Sky Country" his home, Don Heater didn't just happen over night. He set out at a mighty early age to fill some mighty big boots. He is not one to sit back and let others lead. An active competitor all of his life, he has shown a deep abiding appreciation of good clean competition. Though we may never pass this way again, we have gained in stature by your brief presence. Best wishes for your future, Don, from all of Montana Tech and your many friends!

High School Under the "Big Sky''

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Early days at Montana Tech

High School

Record setter at Montana Tech·

CLUB MEMBERS 1972

Hi Lo Marina W. H. Hinick Associates Mr. & Mrs. John Howe Mr. & Mrs. Bill Howell Robert W. Hoy Interstate Conoco-P & R Safety Center Jack's Drive-In Drug John Is Porkchop Joe's Pasty Shop Jessie Ka van a ugh Keene Is Shoe Store Mr. & Mrs. Pat Kenney Kenny's Distributing Co. C a • Kestle Knievel lmpo .. _....,.._. Car • Kosk Kunkel Pontiac - GMC Inc. Lawlor & Rowe Don Lembke Len Waters Music Center W. H. Love Ia's Bar & Cafe afe & Bowling A d Dairie

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Robert Prigge Prudential Federal Savings & Loan Assoc. Quality Products Quilici Glass Ramada Inn Restaurant Dr. J. Rawlings Robert Raisig Reardon Plumbing & Heating Co , , Inc. Frank Roe Mrs. E. I. Renouard Richards & Rochelle Rosenburg Furntiure Richard B. Rule II Safeway Stores Inc. Pa T. w er Sa to ·t Terry chap ears Roebuck G Co. Bill Shea1s Home-Improvement Cent Dr. d Shelto Shin rs Furntiure Joe hoemaker Congressman Richard Shoup S. J. Perry Co. y Chalet y Development Stadler

WITH DEEPEST APPRECIATION

TO MR. CHARLES L. (CHARLIE) HERNDON

THE 1973 MAGMA Yearbook staff wishes to express our appreciation to "Charlie" for his long hours in putting together and redoing this annual. Without his devotion, the 1972 MAGMA would never have gone to press. A man with his devotion and love for Montana Tech certainly deserves more than a "Thank You" from the faculty, staff, and students at Montana Tech, but we hop that it will do. Th 197 3 taff hopes that Charlie's love and devotion hold out long enough to send the 1973 annual to press in MARCH.

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