406 On Honor Roll - Montana...
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'Dream' Lines How do you know how good your diamond is? Whether you measure the weight of your diamond in carats or points (100 points to a carat), you know that a fine diamond is a fine invest- ment. But just how fine? Unless you happen to be a jeweler yourself, you have no way of knowing its carat weight. Its clarity, color or per- fection of cut. You have to take somebody's word for all of these things that determine the worth of your diamond. As Billings' finest jewelers, we proudly invite you to inspect our spectacular collection of ArtCarved and Orange Blossom diamond rings, each backed by its own Retained Value Guarantee certifying precise weight, color, cut, clarity. You don't even have to take our word for it. 117 N. BROADWAY West Park Plaza BRITANIA, from $150.00 Matching circlet $55.00 ARGOSY, from $115.60 Matching circlet $55.00 CATALAN, from $90.00 Matching circlet $15.00 ArtCarvc d •••••••■■• Edy Schuster and Bob Bielefeld read lines during tryouts for Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," the spring quarter offering of the Drama Department.—Photo by Swoboda. Listed as having earned straight "A" 's are BELFRY—Gwendolyn Merrill; BIL- LINGS—Kathleen Albrecht, Alecia Am- dahl, Claudia Baker, Claudia Bayne, Mil- dred Boorman, Leslie A. Carlson, Barbara Congdon, Joyce Damm, Susan Dunbar, Don Engleking, Karen Fitzgerald, Suzanne Gard- ner, J. Raymond Haf fey, Grace Harkins, Helen Hockett, Helen Huennekens, Patricia Kallem, Kathleen Karp, Sharon Kiedrow- ski, Donna King, Erick Krueger, Robyn Ma cCarter, Edna MacDonald, Patricia Mark, Michael Maxwell, Duane McCul- lough, Marsha Mellor, Betty Morse, Linda Price, Elizabeth Reichenbach, Judith Ro- binson, Gary Roush, Kenni Ann Schauer, Linda Soft, Linda Spalinger, David War- ren, Richard White, Mary Louise Wood- cock; BROADUS — Jacqueline Edwards; BUTTE—Nancy Mazzolini Gillis; HELENA Barbara Evans; HUNTLEY—Roger Matz; JOLIET — Daniel Emmett; LODGE GRASS Claren Neal; MILES CITY — Elva Mar- inkovich; PLENTYWOOD — Debra Fran- sen; RED LODGE — Margie Patek; WOLF POINT — Sandra Hanel; CASPER, WYO.— Siri Jean Fernelius; POWELL, WYO. — Kenneth Bovee, Keith Kohnke. Honor grades of 3.25 or better were earned by 354. ABSAROKEE — Pete Fers- ter; ANACONDA — Raymond Lappin; ANTELOPE — Pamela Sorenson; BAKER — Jerry Callen; BELFRY — Susan Daly; BIG SANDY — Bonnie Sorenson; BIL- LINGS — Patricia Adams, Mark Amdahl, Marilyn Anderson, Sheryl Angwin, Jimmie Asheraft, Gary Baarson, Blanche Baker, Steven Barkley, Eileen Barnes, Susan Bal- trusch, Dean Barnett, Dianne Basso, Lois Batt, Salina att, Shirley Baumgartner, Ricky Brabec, Jack Bayne, Marilyn Ben- der, Marilyn Black, Bonnie Blankenbaker, Bruce Bochy, Judith Bratten, Dale Briner, Susan Bromenshenk, Yvonne Brosz, San- dra Burns, Thomas Carlin, Diane Carroll, Marie Carroll, Leona Chapin, Barbara Clausen, Rosemary Clavadetscher, Wilbur Clayton, Sandra Collins, Marla Connor, Susan Crawford, Larry Cunningham, Priscilla Cunningham, Mary De Jarnett, Judith Dernbach, Samuel Doll, Thomas Downey, Mary E. DuBray, Vicki Dunaway, Agnes Egeland, Barbara Ellers, Cheryl Elliott, Randolph Elliott, Eva Ellis, Dean Emmett, Ruby Ennis, Carol Erbaugh, Lin- da Espeseth, Tamara Feldner, Ralph Fel- ton, Helen Feyhl, William Field, E:vind Forseth, Judith Forseth, Charlene Foss, Marta Frank, Nicola Freeman, Delmar Fried, Sharon Fry, Dean Galles, Christa George, Gordon Gildroy, Karen Gildroy, Alice Gordon, Dennis Granlie, Phyllis Grose, Shelley Grunstead, Daryl Hanson. Joseph Hartman, Lyle Hedin, Susan Hen- rickson, Gary Herzog, Lorrie Hill, Curtis Hiltbrunner, Dennis Hoptowit, Thomas Hornung, Clarice Humbert, Joan Humis- ton, Karen Hunt, Ray Hunter, Jerry In- man, Priscilla Inman, Dale Isaak, Amy Jacob. Jeffrey Jacobson, Sandra Jarvie, Carole Johnson, Gary M. Johnson, Gary W. Johnson, Joyce Johnsonbaugh, Jerome Kaiser, Natalie Kalaris, Gerald Kessler, Donald Kingery, John Kochel, Carley Koliha, Nancy Laity, Bonnie Lam- bert, Donnie Land, Margo Lane, Patricia Lindsey, Steven Livengood, Lynette Lo- rang, Susan Lustig, Irene Macrow, Mary Ann Maloney, Ronald Manthy, Mary Marks, Stephen Marsh, Iva Martin, Robert McAfee, Leah McCracken, Gail McIntyre, Susan McLuskie, Francis Miller, Vernadeen Miller, Richard Milligan, Lucille Mills, Lorraine Miner, Robert Mitchell, William Moore, April Morrison, Richard Morson, Constance Nauman, Shannon Ness, Carol Nisbet, Ellen Nordquist, Connie Nybo, Glenda Nybo, Roy Oliver, Merlin Olson, Syble Orr, Patricia Page, Frank Payne, Randy Pendergraft, Constance Phillips, Merry Pinkerton, Glenn Prather, Janice Ricci, Lizabeth Richardson, Richard Rob- bins, Carol Roberts, Lynn Ronning, Lynda Runge, Bonita Rupp, Mildred Salsbury, (Please turn to Page 3, Col. 5.) as seen in SEVENTEEN, ";,t t Virki C . vau hi/ : JUNIOR Delicate skim bound for ■. graduations and all summer fun. Vicky Vaughn borrows Peter Pan's collar and goes full length with pretty white ii braid. Pink, blue, yellow, ~white dot-flocked KodeIR polyester batiste. k __ 5 _ 15. a I $17.00 ) Tuesday, April 8 Spurs, Gallatin-Jefferson rooms, 7:30 a.m. Harpers' Bizarre, Ballroom, 8:15 p.m. Newman Club, Petro Lounge West, 9 p.m. Wednesday, April 9 Kappa Delta Epsilon, Missouri Suite, 6 p.m. Math Club, Rimrock 256, 7:30 p.m. Sander Vanocur, lecturing on "The American Political Scene," Ballroom, 8:15 p.m. Wilderness Club, Petro Lounge West, 9 p.m. Thursday, April 10 Last day for change of pro- gram without penalty for failing work. Jazz Session, SUB, 3 p.m. KBMY Broadcast, Lobby, 3:15 p.m. 1r CO N 3E Smart summer strategy starts with the dramatic button-front shirtdress, to belt or not. A Cool Collectable by Toni Todd in dotty-print crepe of Arnel R triacetate/Fortrel polyester. Washable, too. Black, brown or green on white. 10-20. $20.00 ) 406 On Honor Roll Four hundred and six Eastern Montana College students earned honor grades winter quarter, Registrar Charles Kittock announced this week. Fifty-two students earned 4.00 or straight "A" averages. To be eligible for the EMC honor roll a student must carry 12 credit hours and earn a grade point of 3.25 or better. 2—THE RETORT—Ap ril 4, 1969
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'Dream' Lines
How do you know how good your diamond is?
Whether you measure the weight of your diamond in carats or points (100 points to a carat), you know that a fine diamond is a fine invest-ment. But just how fine? Unless you happen to be a jeweler yourself, you have no way of knowing its carat weight. Its clarity, color or per-fection of cut. You have to take somebody's word for all of these things that determine the worth of your diamond. As Billings' finest jewelers, we proudly invite you to inspect our spectacular collection of ArtCarved and Orange Blossom diamond rings, each backed by its own Retained Value Guarantee certifying precise weight, color, cut, clarity. You don't even have to take our word for it.
117 N. BROADWAY West Park Plaza
BRITANIA, from $150.00 Matching circlet $55.00
ARGOSY, from $115.60 Matching circlet $55.00
CATALAN, from $90.00 Matching circlet $15.00
ArtCarvc d
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Edy Schuster and Bob Bielefeld read lines during tryouts for Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream," the spring quarter offering of the Drama Department.—Photo by Swoboda.
Listed as having earned straight "A" 's are BELFRY—Gwendolyn Merrill; BIL-LINGS—Kathleen Albrecht, Alecia Am-dahl, Claudia Baker, Claudia Bayne, Mil-dred Boorman, Leslie A. Carlson, Barbara Congdon, Joyce Damm, Susan Dunbar, Don Engleking, Karen Fitzgerald, Suzanne Gard-ner, J. Raymond Haf fey, Grace Harkins, Helen Hockett, Helen Huennekens, Patricia Kallem, Kathleen Karp, Sharon Kiedrow-ski, Donna King, Erick Krueger, Robyn Ma cCarter, Edna MacDonald, Patricia Mark, Michael Maxwell, Duane McCul-lough, Marsha Mellor, Betty Morse, Linda Price, Elizabeth Reichenbach, Judith Ro-binson, Gary Roush, Kenni Ann Schauer, Linda Soft, Linda Spalinger, David War-ren, Richard White, Mary Louise Wood-cock; BROADUS — Jacqueline Edwards; BUTTE—Nancy Mazzolini Gillis; HELENA Barbara Evans; HUNTLEY—Roger Matz; JOLIET — Daniel Emmett; LODGE GRASS Claren Neal; MILES CITY — Elva Mar-inkovich; PLENTYWOOD — Debra Fran-sen; RED LODGE — Margie Patek; WOLF POINT — Sandra Hanel; CASPER, WYO.— Siri Jean Fernelius; POWELL, WYO. —Kenneth Bovee, Keith Kohnke.
Honor grades of 3.25 or better were earned by 354. ABSAROKEE — Pete Fers-ter; ANACONDA — Raymond Lappin; ANTELOPE — Pamela Sorenson; BAKER — Jerry Callen; BELFRY — Susan Daly; BIG SANDY — Bonnie Sorenson; BIL-LINGS — Patricia Adams, Mark Amdahl, Marilyn Anderson, Sheryl Angwin, Jimmie Asheraft, Gary Baarson, Blanche Baker, Steven Barkley, Eileen Barnes, Susan Bal-trusch, Dean Barnett, Dianne Basso, Lois Batt, Salina att, Shirley Baumgartner, Ricky Brabec, Jack Bayne, Marilyn Ben-der, Marilyn Black, Bonnie Blankenbaker, Bruce Bochy, Judith Bratten, Dale Briner, Susan Bromenshenk, Yvonne Brosz, San-dra Burns, Thomas Carlin, Diane Carroll, Marie Carroll, Leona Chapin, Barbara Clausen, Rosemary Clavadetscher, Wilbur Clayton, Sandra Collins, Marla Connor,
Susan Crawford, Larry Cunningham, Priscilla Cunningham, Mary De Jarnett, Judith Dernbach, Samuel Doll, Thomas Downey, Mary E. DuBray, Vicki Dunaway, Agnes Egeland, Barbara Ellers, Cheryl Elliott, Randolph Elliott, Eva Ellis, Dean Emmett, Ruby Ennis, Carol Erbaugh, Lin-da Espeseth, Tamara Feldner, Ralph Fel-
ton, Helen Feyhl, William Field, E:vind Forseth, Judith Forseth, Charlene Foss, Marta Frank, Nicola Freeman, Delmar Fried, Sharon Fry, Dean Galles, Christa George, Gordon Gildroy, Karen Gildroy, Alice Gordon, Dennis Granlie, Phyllis Grose, Shelley Grunstead, Daryl Hanson. Joseph Hartman, Lyle Hedin, Susan Hen-rickson, Gary Herzog, Lorrie Hill, Curtis Hiltbrunner, Dennis Hoptowit, Thomas Hornung, Clarice Humbert, Joan Humis-ton, Karen Hunt, Ray Hunter, Jerry In-man, Priscilla Inman, Dale Isaak, Amy Jacob. Jeffrey Jacobson, Sandra Jarvie, Carole Johnson, Gary M. Johnson,
Gary W. Johnson, Joyce Johnsonbaugh, Jerome Kaiser, Natalie Kalaris, Gerald Kessler, Donald Kingery, John Kochel, Carley Koliha, Nancy Laity, Bonnie Lam-bert, Donnie Land, Margo Lane, Patricia Lindsey, Steven Livengood, Lynette Lo-rang, Susan Lustig, Irene Macrow, Mary Ann Maloney, Ronald Manthy, Mary Marks, Stephen Marsh, Iva Martin, Robert McAfee, Leah McCracken, Gail McIntyre, Susan McLuskie, Francis Miller, Vernadeen Miller, Richard Milligan, Lucille Mills, Lorraine Miner, Robert Mitchell, William Moore, April Morrison, Richard Morson, Constance Nauman, Shannon Ness, Carol Nisbet, Ellen Nordquist, Connie Nybo, Glenda Nybo, Roy Oliver, Merlin Olson, Syble Orr, Patricia Page, Frank Payne, Randy Pendergraft, Constance Phillips, Merry Pinkerton, Glenn Prather, Janice Ricci, Lizabeth Richardson, Richard Rob-bins,
Carol Roberts, Lynn Ronning, Lynda Runge, Bonita Rupp, Mildred Salsbury,
(Please turn to Page 3, Col. 5.)
as seen in SEVENTEEN, ";,t
t
VirkiC. vau hi/ : JUNIOR
Delicate skim bound for ■.
graduations and all summer fun. Vicky Vaughn borrows Peter Pan's collar and goes full length with pretty white
ii braid. Pink, blue, yellow, ~white dot-flocked KodeIR polyester batiste.
k__ 5 _ 15. a I $17.00 )
Tuesday, April 8 Spurs, Gallatin-Jefferson rooms,
7:30 a.m. Harpers' Bizarre, Ballroom,
8:15 p.m. Newman Club, Petro Lounge
West, 9 p.m.
Wednesday, April 9 Kappa Delta Epsilon, Missouri
Suite, 6 p.m. Math Club, Rimrock 256, 7:30
p.m. Sander Vanocur, lecturing on
"The American Political Scene," Ballroom, 8:15 p.m.
Wilderness Club, Petro Lounge West, 9 p.m.
Thursday, April 10 Last day for change of pro-
gram without penalty for failing work.
Jazz Session, SUB, 3 p.m. KBMY Broadcast, Lobby, 3:15
p.m.
1r CO N 3E
Smart summer strategy starts with the dramatic button-front shirtdress, to belt or not. A Cool Collectable by Toni Todd in dotty-print crepe of Arnel R triacetate/Fortrel polyester. Washable, too. Black, brown or green on white. 10-20. $20.00 )
406 On Honor Roll Four hundred and six Eastern Montana College students earned
honor grades winter quarter, Registrar Charles Kittock announced this week. Fifty-two students earned 4.00 or straight "A" averages.
To be eligible for the EMC honor roll a student must carry 12 credit hours and earn a grade point of 3.25 or better.
2—THE RETORT—April 4, 1969
