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Graduates Shemsudin Ahmed Jim Burchett Gongquan Chen Yau-Don Chung Daniel Creed Allison Crowell

Cheryl Casagranda James Dahy David Donelon Yu-Buo Du Babek Emami Ingrid Emilsson

Scott Ferguson Xiaoping Fu Brian Harrison Tim Hayward Gregory Herriges Jeri Knuckey

Mazen Labban Joseph McElroy Brent Miller Michael Nicholls Scott Nuthak V arada Rajan Padmanabhan John Quinn Alan Sarver Diane Strotheide Daniel Truckle Kenneth Walsh Donald Webster

Doug White

Dave Wulf Gary Weiss

18 Graduates

Post-Baccalaureate Mary Birkelo Alicia Brand Matthew Buckley Mark Buckmaster Dorothy Czehura Todd Erickson

Elizabeth Follman Gordon Frisbie Andrew Hetherington Sanford Hutsell Eric Kanpanger David King

Joseph Kujawa Allison Lindley Jerome Lussy Michael Mahoney Gary Mannix Mary McCarthy

Elizabeth Mencarelli Rose Palakovich Ed Pape Marilyn Pederson Helen Peoples Karen Plcssas

Richard Pylypuw Frank Quilici R. Mark Shaw Naomi Sullivan Luci! Taylor Kerwin Warnick

Ann Wintcrgcrst Robert Wintcrgerst Mchmet Yildrirn

Post-Baccalaureate

President: Steve Prozinski Vice President: Jack Standa

Senior Darren Wade Leslie

vbbon St. John's, '\,F, Canada Petroleum Engineering Janet Irene Ahlquisr Butte, Montana Business Administration

Robert Eric Alexander Butte, Montana Petroleum Engineering

Axel Scott Anderson Thompson Falls, Montana Geophysical Engineering

Clifford Clarence Anderson Sidney, Montana Petroleum Engineering Doyle Donald Anderson St. George, Utah Environmental Engineering

Thomas Edward Baiar Columbia Falls, Montana Petroleum Engineering

Robert Arthur Balbinot Wolf Point, Montana Petroleum Engineering

Divide. Montana

Christopher AJbcrt Barbee Kalispell, Montana Mining Engineering

Patricia Jean Bennie Butte, Montana Society and Technology Garth Bernard Beminghaus Great Falls, Montana Engineering Science

20 Seniors

Paul David Babb Society and Technology Butte, Montana

Patricia Barrv Busin~s Administration Tim Alan Beatty Calgary, AB. Canada Petroleum Engineering

Wilham P.1ul Best Rune, Montana Computer Science Joyce Suzcue Billquist Anaconda . vlomana Computer Science

Cera Anne Bishop Butte. Montana Computer Science

Jean Margaret Bracovec Butte, Montana Business Administration

James I .indscy Bosch Havre, Montana Engineering Science

Dee Leonard Bray Hall, Montana Mining Engineering

James Robert Brewer Bulle. Montana Petroleum Engineering

Bradley Wade Brough Chinook, Montana Geophysical Engineering

Penn} Sue Brockman Cody, Wyoming Geological Engineering

Robert Wayne Brown Cascade. Montana Mining Engineering

Sylvia Nadine Brown Bulle. Montana Business Administration Bette Brush Bulle. Montana Society and Technology

Virginia I aurel Chevalier Buue, Montana Computer Science R,t)mond Wayne Chow

Estevan, Sis.. Canada Petroleum l-ngineering

PJtnck Joseph Coyne Butte, Montana Computer Science Thomas ldward Cronnellv Butte, \ iontan:1 Business Adnuru-arauon

Martin Lee Calvert Butte, Montana Business Administration Lawrence O'Neil Casazza Eureka, Montana Geophysical Engineering

Calvin Ross Coulter Bonnyvillc, AB. Canada Petroleum Engineering Joseph Charles Cox Great Falls, Montana Business Administration

Kenneth Wayne Crouch Butte, Montana Fngineering Science Padraig F. Cunneen Butte, Montana Petroleum Engineering

Natalie Marie Deringer lkue Brush Buue, \fontan.1 Sx:ict) and l'cchnology Rosemarie I >cnndn Butte, Montnna • t ompner Science

Billings. Montana Chemistry Gene Phillip Desaulniers Crossfield, AB, Canada Petroleum Engineering

Seniors

James Nicholas Deutsch Butte. Montana Society and Technology Robert Anthony Dinneen Idaho Falls, Idaho Computer Science

Dawn Marie Dockstader Butte, Montana Society and Technology Monte Recd Docnz Warner. AB. Canada Petroleum Engineering

Scott Dale Dolezal Memphis Tennessee Petroleum Engineering Mark Jason Dufour Great Falls, Montana Engineering Science

Stephen Michael Emge Dillon, Montana Geophysical Engineering Shari Lynn Endy Billings, Montana Petroleum Engineering

David Wayne Flack Billings, Montana Engineering Science Dayle Robert Flynn Sequim, Washington Metallurgical

Zane Herrick Durham Cameron, Montana Business Administration l\abil -\bdalla Fl·Shaari Butte. Montana Petroleum Engineering

Maxwell Dean Fargey Calgary. AB, Canada Petroleum Engineering Dale Alan Fink Butte. Montana Petroleum Engineering

Alison Marie Foust Glendive. Montana Engineering Science Corri Ann Fox Casper. Wyoming Geophysrcal Engineering

Robb, Jon Irnnecuch Sand ·coulcc, Montana Ou:up. S:1fct) and I lealth M ichael John lrascr Butte. \fontana fnginccring Science

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Janice I vnne Ci.I\ Butte, \iontana · Occup Safety and I lealth

22 Seniors

Joel Lee Gerhart Helena, Montana Engineering Science

Emily Marie Gouldhahn Geraldine, Montana Business Administration

Michael Charles Glavin Calgary. AB. Canada Petroleum Engineering

Steven Jay Gossard Seeley Lake, Montana Computer Science

Michael Rodney Greener Aune. Montana Petroleum Engineering

Larry Patrick Hammond Spaniards Bay, NF, Canada Petroleum Engineering

Evan Caradoc Griffiths Butte, Montana \1ining Engineering

Stephen Carl Hansen Glasgow, Montana Mining Engineering

Kathleen l'li1~1bcth

Christopher James Hawe Butte, Montana Geological Engineering

I larrington Butte. Montana Business Adrninistrution Old Christian I Iauge Raufoss. ',omay Computer Science

vlark James I ksla Oilmont, \1ontrna Petroleum Engineering Daniel .lamc-s J logun Butte, vtonuru 1311,in-'i., Administration

Themas Patrick Hayes Anaconda, Montana Business Administration

Cynthia Louise Holmes Bulle. Montana Society and Technology Erik Loring Hoovestoi Billings, Montana Geological Engineering

Debora Renee I lopper Butte, Montana Computer Science

Jeffrey Dean Jenkins Whitehall, Montana Business Administration

Jeff Scull 11 ug£1n, :--.c-v.id.i Cit). California \lm111g I nginecring

11,1 Ann Jenkins Buth:, Montana l-nginecring Science

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Aloha Michelle' Johnson Butte, Montana Society and Technology

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Susan lensen

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D,wid Cornelies Johnson Brier. Washington Computer Science

Seniors

Glenn Rollin Johnson Butte, Montana Geological Engineering Kevin Vern Johnson Missoula, Montana Petroleum Engineering

Debbie Marie Kane Butte, Montana Business Administration Irene Frances Kelley Butte, Montana Business Administration

Gregory Lewis Jones Belgrade, Montana Engineering Science Ralph Anthony Juarez Butte. Montana Society and Technology

Stanley Michael Kersch

Sun River, Montana Engineering Science Peter James Klcvberg Butte. Montana Fnginccring Science

S. Scott Larsen Butte, Montana Business Administration Dean Allen LaTray Hilger, Montana Engineering Science

Joseph Paul Lederhos Wheat Ridge, Colorado Engineering Science Pravate Lekhavatana Bangkok, Thailand Petroleum Engineering

Paul John Maphies Fairfield, Montana Business Administration Michael Brian Marquardt Butte, Montana Petroleum Engineering

Michael Patrick McCarthy Butte, Montana Computer Science John Christopher M<--Clellan Butte, Montana Petroleum Engineering

24 Seniors

Lisa Ann Lawson Butte, Montana Society and Technology Robert Martin Leary Butte, Montana Metallurgical Engineering

Robert Jude I .cster Walkerville, Montana Pre- Prof. Arts and Sciences "-11chacl Claude Lock Butte, Montana

K1mll<.--rl) Rae Masella Anaconda, \fomana Businc,,s ,\dmini,tration Gan) :-..1c1 \k{'arroll Fort Kem, ,\8. Cinada Pctrolcu111 Fnginccring

Amy I ) nn \kCI,likc) Butte, Mont,111~ (il'Ologic:il l::ngmccring Bnan \fichacl \ fl;( ormick B1111c, \fonwna Su..icty and Tc.::hnolog}

Melissa Jean McElroy Butte. 'vfontana Business Administration

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James Anton Mckenzie Butte, Montana Business Administration Tirnothv Andrew McKcman Anaconda, Moruana Petroleum Engineering

John Michael McPhail Anaconda, Montana Computer Science Erin \1aurccn Mclceavcy Calgary, AB. Canada Petroleum Engineering

Steven :\idiolas Mcrzluk Butte, Moruuna Computer Science David Patrick Miller Butte, Montana Busine« Adrninistrauon

Stephen \11tchdl vtorrell Kitchener, OJ', ( an.idu \lining 1-ngin<.-ering Dona Id Joseph \tornson Butte, Montana

\1,ch:lcl Aaron \1urphr.:c lhllings, \lnnt.in,1 Petroleum I ·nginecnng

\1.irk Courtnc) \lurphy Butte. \lontar\J Sodct) :md I echnology

Jeffrey Charles Mead Glens Falls, New York Geological Engineering Jay Charles Melnyk White Rock, BC. Canada Mining Engineering

Ronald Wesley Miller Billings, Montana Society and Technology Edward Joseph Mitchum Butte. Montana

Jerold David Moses Anaconda, Montana Society and Technology Charles Douglas Munk Stevensville. Montana Business Administ ration

Stuart John Myrhow Boulder, Montana Mineral Processing Engineer Cheryl F. Myott ,\nm:onda. Montana I :nginccring Science

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Margie Jean Neal Butte. Montana Chemistry Glen Michael Nelson Butte, Montana Geological Engineering

Donald Herbert Nyquist Anaconda, Montana Society and Technology David Ellis Ogan Butte. Montana Computer Science

David William Opitz Helena, Montana Mathematics Kirk Gordon Overby Bulle. Montana Petroleum Engineering

Richard George Patey Calgary, AB. Canada Petroleum Engineering Mark William Patton Missoula. Montana Mining Engineering

Michael Carl Pcsikan Butte, Montana Business Administration John Joseph Peters Butte, Montana Business Administration

Rebecca Jo Pickerill Polson. Montana Environmental Engineering Gary Edward Pletcher Edmonton, AB. Canada Mining Engineering

26 Seniors

Brian '\ ickcrk Butte, Montana Environmental Engineering Michael Andrew Noble St. Louis. Missouri Environmental Engineering

Samuel Noble Olofintuyi Calgary, AB. Canada Mineral Processing Engineer Lynette Mary O'Mara Butte. Montana Business Administration

James Steven Palakovich Anaconda. Montana Computer Science Donnell Ann Panion Butte. Montana Business Admini,tration

\1 ichele Rene Pa ycr Rosebud, Montana Bu-inos Admini,1rauon

Mark Jonathan Pearson Richmond. BC. Canada Mining Fnginccring

Martin Carl Peters Butte, Montana

Petroleum Engineering Cherie Jean Phelan Butte, :\fontana \lathcmatic,,

Derck Fd\\ard Pohle Spok.tne, \\ ashington ( ico!O!,'ic.1! l·nginccnng hme; I d"nrd Pons Butte. Montana < icol,)gK.ai 1 ·ngmccnng

vlichael James Protani Butte, Montana Petroleum Engineering Stephen M ichacl Prozinski Lansboro, Mass. Business Administration

Anthony James Ralph Butte, Montana Geophysical Fnginccring Thomas Jeffry Reger \\ alkervillc, Montana Society and Technology

Richard Craig Roberts Whuehal, Montana Business Adrnimstration Sheila Rose Rieger Butte. Montana Business Adrninsitration

John Kevin Ronev Edmonton. Alberia Petroleum Fnginccnng Jame- Chri,tor,hcr Rosa Butte. vlontann Computer Science

Henry John Pusich Butte, Montana Engineering Science June Ann Pusich Butte, Montana Pre-Professional Engineering

Rydell Jay Reints Ennis. Montana Petroleum Engineering C. Wayne Rideout St. John's Newfoundland Petroleum Engineering

Kathleen Robinson Butte, Montana Business Administration Victor Joseph Romano Bulle, Montana Engineering Science

Christine Ryan Butte, Montana Society and Technology Angelo Vito Sabino Beaver Fa lls, Pennsylvania Business Administration

Damian Fr.1nci, Saunders Calgary, Alberta Petroleum I :ngmc-cnng S..'\lll Schimanski

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Seniors

Carl Robert Schott Great Falls, Montana Petroleum Engineering

Edgar Clarence Scott Butte, Montana Environmental Engineering

Jacqueline Amelia Schwartz Butte, Montana Compuer Science

John Todd Shimp Woodstown, New Jersey Computer Science

Pierre Michael Simpson Hay River, Northwest Territories Business Administration

Janet Leslie Smyth Butte, Montana Business Administration

Dallas Mark Skinner Butte, Montana Computer Science

Robert Sneberger Butte. Montana Geophysics Engineering

Allan Kent Spurell Baie Verte, Newfoundland Petroleum Engineering

Donald Keith Steinberger Butte, Montana Environmetnal Engineering

Darren T. Starchuk Edmonton, Calgary Petroleum Engineering

Donald Ray Stelling Drayton Valley, Alberta Petroleum Engineering

Daniel Scott Stremcha Havre, Montana Engineering Science

Micahel John Sullivan Calgary, Alberta Petroleum Engineering

Brian Gerald Sullivan Butte, Montana Engineering Science

Jennifer Ursula Swan Butte, Montana Business Adrrunistrauon

James David Tangaro Butte, Montana Environmetnal Engineering Michele Marie Tangaro Butte, Montana Business Administration

William Allan Tilley Butte, Montana Mining Engineering Marla May Tischmak Reserve, Montana Enviromental Engineering

John Dough, Teddy Columbia Falh, Montana Mathematic, Randall Ben Tilleman Great bib. Momana

Engineering Science

Robin Ra, Ilschmak RCSCl'\c, \lontana I .nginecnng Science \1Jrtlyn l'.vn lobin Casper, Wyommg

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Seniors

Donald Timothy Tocher Anaconda, Montana Computer Science

1 lclen Marie Varcoe Bulle. Montana Business Administration

Wayne Ro} Turkia Butte. Montana Computer Science

John Patrick Walsh Butte, Montana Society and Technology

Mary Josephine Walsh Buue. Montana Business Administration

Donald Francis Warner Bulle, Montana Business Adminstration

Patrick Micheal Walsh Butte, Montana Environmental Engineering

Ronald Gene Warren Butte, Montana Geophysical Engineering

Helen Louise Warwick Havre. Montana Engineering Science

Charles Weingarthcr Butte, Motnana Geological Engineering

Mathew Charles Webb

Buue. Montana Engineering Science

Jonathan Robert Wcishoff Lodi, California Petroleum Engineering

Al},i:1 Anne White Tulsa, Oklahoma Metallurgical Engineering

Carolyn Maria Wilkinson Butte, Montana Computer Science

Richard Flanny Wiebe Bulle, Montana Society und Technology

Charmaine Kay Woods Libby. Montana Business Administration

Breit .\llan Voegele

William Wayne Walter Bulle, Montana Occupational Safety and Health

Helena, ,\lontana Geoph)~icul Fnginccring

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Phillip 'I.fiche.ti V)C Santa Cruz, California l ngmeering Science

Butte, Montana Computer Science

ChCT)I \1,1rie Zorn Buue, Moniana I ;.11ginccring Sdcnu:

Larry Dougla, Zuck 811ling.-;, :'l,lont.111:1

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Seniors

President: Trent Green Vice President: Alan Frohberg

Tammi Adams Abdul Al-Saleh Christopher Albrecht

Edward Aldin Jr. Darin Austin Eddie Baker

Singh Balprit Deborah Bartholome Anita Berry Bonita Berry James Beswick Shawn Bisch

Joradn Boyd Nancy Boyle Kimberlee Cameron Loretta Cartner Yau Cheng Regina Childs

Robin Christie John Clark Arnold Cook David Corbett Shannon Corrigan Keith Cromwell

Kenneth Darling John Davis Michelle Davis William Davis Rona Dickson Kimberly Dirkson

30 Juniors

Juniors

Charles Durson Shannon Dunlap Raelynn Durnam Charles Easterday Kathleen Edgar Michael Egosq ue

Clarice Etchemendy Julie Faroni Patrick Fitzgerald Darrin Flinn Daniel Foley Robert Forsyth

Darrin Foster Martin Geiger Steven Gilmer James Girard Deborah Gossard James Green

Trent Green Frank Gustafson Gary Hamel Kirk Hanson Klark Hanson Honcus Harris

Lori Hart Jeanette Harwood Katherine Hickey John Hilchey Robert Hoar Mozammel Hogue

Alvin Hoiland David Holt Allen Holubec

Tracy I lubcr Gregory Hull Bradly Huse

Juniors

Sylvia Hustava Darlene Hutchinson Loren Jalbert Charles Johnson

Deann Johnson Steven Johnson Christine Kelly John Kelly

John Klobchar John Knox Ronald Knutson Rhonda Kraft Daniel Lewis Charles Lombardi

Bev Mahoney Thomas Mahoney Kirt Mayson Paul McAuley Michael McGivern Michael Mieyr

Carolyn Moore Steve Moore Michael Mungas Erik Munson Earl Myott Van Neitz

Trieu Nguyen David Nickovich Karen Norrell Christopher Oliver James Ouldhouse Cynthia Paffhausen

Scott Paffhausen Leland Page Mark Pashen David Paul Victor Pearson Denise Petrovich

32 Juniors

Carole Piazzola Douglas Quandt Lisa Ralph Teri Ryan Deborah Salmonsen Heather Salusso

Guy Sande Tracy Schilling Bil] Schwartz Marci Sheehan Julie Simpson Jeffrey Sinclair

David Sneddon April Sullivan Deanna Sullivan Dave Sullivan Deidre Sullivan Robert Sterling

Donna Stevison Robert Stratton Wayne Strelnik Duane Stroup Tracye Sweeney Miles Sweep

Steve Tarkalson Jason Treglia Todd Thomas Christopher Tzvetcoff Duane Yaagen Rebecca Varady

Dennis Walker Sherman Vernon Richard Wiebe

Tracey Will Geoffrey Wrigg John Zceck

Juniors

Sophs Gerald Alexander Bryan Alsberg Laurel Anderson

Myles Artym Timothy Bauman Timothy Baxter

Bryan Bishop James Blitch Christopher Boroni Frank Brownback Mary Buck Thomas Callaghan

Thomas Campbell Richard Carleton Tracey Carlyon David Carson Mary Casebeer Charles Clugston

Randall Colbert Gaylene Converse Rich Coombe Karen Corbin David Cosgriff Lori Crooker

Alfred Cunnighbahm Kenneth Curtiss Andrea Delmotte Jim Delsing Sean Dirkes Dustin Doucet

34 Sophomores

Kris Duhame Daniel Edwards Kathee Erickson Wayne Fallis Jackie Fisher Colleen Fitzpatrick

Kenneth Foreman Leslie Gardner Joseph Giacomini Jami Girard Terence Goodall Rene Goosey

Donald Gross Colleen Griffith John Guthrie Kevin Hanley Jacalyn Hanni Jay Harbridge

Mary Harrison Mark Harrington James Hash Christopher Haus Randy Herring Candace Hilmo

Candace Again Connie Hintz Robin Hochstrasser Ken Hogue

Tracy lmmonen Nancy Ivankovich John Jense Norma Job

John Johns Mike Johnson Michael Johnson Diane Jordan

Sophomores

Jerry Jordan Richard Kastelitz Greg Keith

John Kennah Constance Kennedy Sean Kennedy

Michele Keyes Edward Kiely Kelley Kingston David Klemp Anthony Koach Ralph Lafleur

John Laramie Jacqueline Leggitt William LeProwse Kenneth Lobb Duane Logan Steven Luebeck

Harold Maneth Sheila Mannix Matthew Marinovich Janet Martin Mark Maroney Matthew Mazuryk

Sean McBride Joan McCarthy Kurt McCracken

Wayne McKee Stacy McVeigh Karen Merrick

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Mark Moodry Joseph Murphy Perry Murray Scott Murray Brian Musser Cheryl Neff

Anne Nelson Mike Nelson Thomas Nelson Lisa Nesman

John Newman Steven Newman Radisa Ninkovic Kevin Norman

Julie North Helen O'Connor Sherrie O'Dell Daniel O'Leary

James O'Neill Sheri Page Clement Patritti Robert Pedersen Kevin Pemberton Wayne Peterson Rodney Pewitt Philip Phelan Dana Piedalue Jeffrey Pitura Kyrnberli Popham Nicole Puccinelli

Sophomores

Mark Puckett Kristie Reed Scott Sanner Mary Scharf Joseph Scott Rocky Seale

Brant Shankle Steve Shannon Kristine Shifty Janice Shuey Michael Shuey Sean Snell

Lee Snethun George Stahl Timothy Stark William Steohenson David Stergar LaNora Stigen

Donna Sullivan Kelly Sullivan Lisa Sullivan Lisa Tade Lori Thompson Jacqueline Timmer

Craig Tomayer Tim Tutty Suzanne Underbrink Mary Venturelli Dayleen Vornhagen Lenell White

Sarah Wideman Randall Winstead William Wohlman

Kelly Wooley Dennis Zahn

3 8 Sophomores

President: Michael Donallv Vice President: Heide Leighty

Frosh Sylvia Adam Mark Ahlborn Mark Alley

Gered Allen Gail Amicucci Lee Andrews

Kerrie Anderson Steen Anderson Thomas Anderson Daniel Antak Steven Ashby Larry Bachman

Joanne Bargero Christopher Batson Douglas Bayer Mathew Beach Sgcott Becker Deborah Beckman

Michael Beckman Timothy Beggs Robert Bell Robert Berge Stacy Best Kevin Bethke

Douglas Biggs Nathan Binau Carla Bisch Connie Blow Maria Boggs Scott Bolton

Freshmen

Julianne Bork Scott Botchek Todd Boucher Blaine Bovee Kristy Bowen Eden Bozeman

Jeffery Braach Greg Bracco Jason Braley Laura Brasier Christine Brock Beulah Brown

Donald Brown Michael Brulla Kathryn Buehler Ione Burak Deborah Burke Sheri Burton

Thomas Calhoun Kimberly Calkins Ann Callantine Mark Campbell Carin Carle Paul Carlson

Tim Casey Patrick Cashell Roy Cashin Michael Castleberry

David Ceserani James Chamberlin Tod Champman Jonathan Cherry

Lori Chiotti Linda Chirdon John Claes Julia Clague

40 Freshmen

Christie Clark Kevin Clark Kimberly Clark Valerie Clark Barbara Colton-Bugg Melanie Coon

Tammy Corak Karlin Costa David Cross Rochelle Crossman Janet Curnow Sidney Curnow

Dana Curry Todd Dahlman Karen Darlington Michele Davis Mary Deppe! Nicholas Detmer

James Devine Timothy DeVoss Jared DiAddezio Dawn Dobson Diana Dodge Linda Doherty

William Dorr Michael Donally Lyle Doto Lance Dover Jenny Dower Laurie Dower

Alan Dreesbach Russell Dugdale Kimber Dunville Heather Durkin Thoams Edgerton Lawrence Elgert

Frederick Ellis Kame Elser Julie Ennis Amy Evankovich Michelle Ewalt Rod Farren

Freshmen

Jerry Fasso Karen Faulkner M ichael Fee Alan Fellows Jolee Ferriter Shannon Ferriter

Shawn Finley Barbara Filpula Rolene Fischer W illiam Fisher Bernard Flammond Stacy Fleming

Lynette Flink Dina Fo gerty Dale Four Bear Stanford Foy John Frisbee Gregory Galbreth

John Gallagh er

Kimmi Garcia Gina Garrett Darren Gasvoda James Gilboy Richard Gilda

Laura Gilder Kurt Gillis Brian Gleason Nichelle Good Michelle Goosey James Gordon

Jacqueline Gossard John Grace Joy Granvold Edward Greany Julie Gress Wanda Groves

Todd Guldseth Laura Gustafson Shauna Haines Anthony Hall Nancy Hall Theresa Hall

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Keith Haller Gary Hanley Kristin Hanni

Cory Hanninen Adam Harbour Chad Harding

Shawn Harrington Terence Harrington Teri Harrington Kevin Hart Daniel Hash Leslie Hastie

Kevin Hawe Michael Heard Steven Helstrom Barbara Henderson Tana Hendrixson Carl Henn

Anthony Hetges Robert Herrera Colleen Hickey Robert Hill Beverly Hilmo Archie Hinkle

Todd Hoar Linda Hodge John Hogart Chad Holbein Cheryl Holdorf Jason Holland

Daniel Holm Dave Holman Charles Hoppe Mary Horvath James Hoskinson W illiam Hund

Freshmen

Deborah Huffman Daniel Hunt Jon Hlartarson Gary Ingram Kathy Isaacson Dean Jackson

Sharon Jackson Curtis Jacobs Colleen James Terrie Jarrell James Jess Christen Johnson

Paul Johnson Steven Johnson Viola Johnson Justin Johnstone Patricia Jones Merri June

Barbara Kahm Katerina Kankelborg Patricia Kasperick Leslee Kauppala James Keenan Kraig Keltz Margaret Kenworthy Cheryl Kelly Christine Anita Kelly Christine Ann Kelly James Kelly James Kelly Heidi Kiefer

David Killoy Susan Killoy Brian Kimbell

Denise King Stephanie Kington Gregory Knicval

44 Freshmen

Julie Knutson Myrna Knutson David Kobold

Corey Koepplin Shannon Koland Cheryl Konda

John Konda Randy Kosbab James Kralic Richard Kramer Nathan Kuecks Michael Kump

Scott Kusel Angela La Fournaise Brenda Lane-Fowle Michael Langton Anthony Laslovich Jeffrey Lavender

Carny Lean Christina Lee Jeremy Lee Mark Lee Heide Leighty Steve LeProuse

Wayne Lewis Linda Leyba Tracy Leyba Virginia Lively Stephen Locati Albert Lombardi

Michael Longfield David Lopez Julia Lovell Ronald Lowney Steven Lubick Karen Lundborg

Freshmen

Gerald Lynch Catherine MacPhee Harry Magpie Kimberly Malcomb Jody Mann Daniel Manson

Kristy Mantha Anne Martin Patricia Martin William Martinich Cynthia Marvin Dawn Masella

Paul Masters Wendy Mattix William May M atthew Mayhew Dione M azzolini Jon McCall

Ed McCarthy Mark McCarthy Mindy McCarthy Sean McCarthy Kri stin McCleskey Jam es McCully

Stacy McDonald Robert McGarry Sean McGeever Robbie McGillen Daniel McGrath Jo e McGrath

Lisa McGrath Teresa McGrath Jess McGuiness Dawn McLaughlin Richard Mehring Brennan M elvin

Yvonne Metesh Gary Morris Clint Mortensen Dina M uffich Gerald Mullaney Cynthia Mullins

46 Freshmen

Keith Munson Jeffrey Muralt Leo Myers Cindy Nelson Julie Nelson Ronald Nettleton

Sandy Neuman Raymond Nichols Lucky Norbury Maureen Norberg Kurt Nordberg Patrick Novack

Kuuipo Oase Janell Oberlander William O'Connor Mark Ogolin

Nicholas Ol ds Julie Olson James Opie Gene Opp

Elizabeth Oren Marc Ostrem Neil Ouellette Darrel Overgaard

Tracy Ozanne Tiny Parish Allen Parrent Anthiny Patritti Jeffrey Penberthy Stephanie Perusich

James Petersen Corey Peterson Terry Peterson Charles Petritz David Phillips

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Freshmen

Jason Phillips William Pickett Walter Pollitz

David Poole Shelly Pringle Roderick Prosceno

Geralyn Pucinelli David Quandt Deanna Quilici Michelle Quilici Mark Rapkoch Edward Rapp Earl Rauch William Rautio Angela Rawson Dan Rawson Margo RaymentNorman

Gary Reber Kathy Reed Charleen Regan Jeff Rich Ryan Richter Jaymee Rickey

Joanna Rieger Christine Rigby Carrie Rintala Celie Riley Darrin Riley Margaret Riordan

Bob Rodrigues Brad Roe Jenni Rocsti Denise Rohrdanz Ellen Rome Clinton Romney

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Jennifer Rosa Julie Rosa Daniel Rosencrans Dean Rosencrans Mark Rosenleaf Linda Ross

Gladys Rowe Ross Rowling Samantha Ryan Daniel Sage William Slaminen Patrick Samples

Robert Sampson Daniel Sampson Joseph Sanderson Randall Savage Shane Sears Michael Schalk

Dominique Schenk John Schimming John Schimming II Paul Schimmi ng Delilah Schofield Timothy Sc hrapps

Dennis Schrock Todd Schmautz John Schwabe) Michael Scott Robert Seymour Steven Sharkey

Scott Shuey Mark Shutey Clarisa Shykes

Patrick Siers Terru Sims Glen Sirkis

Freshmen

Randy Skates Heidi Smith Jack Smith Jerry Smith Joel Smith Keith Smith

Laurie Smithson Sherri Sneddon David Snell Guy Soltesz Gina Sonsteng Calvin Southwick

Deanna Spear Arthur Stagnoli Leslie Stang Margaret Staton Arne Stenseth Stephanie Stephenson

Dwight Stevenson Nina Stuart Janine Stewart Thomas Stone Cheryl Storey Deann Sullivan

Mary Sullivan W illiam Sullivan Fred Sumpter Cynthia Sundberg

Kathy Susanj Michelle Suttey David Swenson Leo Tgeske

Julie Thomas Jackie Thompson Ward Thurman Melissa Timmer

50 Freshmen

Kimberly Toivonen Todd Tregidga Kimberly Turner Charles Tuss James Ullman Heidi Vancampen

Thomas VanNorman Jennifer Varner Gerard Vercella

Thomas Wall James Walsh Michael Walsh

Cheri Walsh Heath Watts JoEda Webb

Cheri Welch Daneil Weldon Todd Weldon Thomas West Adam White Lawrence White

Travis Wilkerson Andrew Willett Christopher Williams Bonnie WIison Stacy Wilson John Werring

Brian Yelcnich Marie Yeska Martin Zaluski Linda Zobcnica

Freshmen

Faculty and Staff Richard Alexander Rick Appleman Paul Beatty Donald Beuerman John Brower Stan Brown

Karl Burgher Vic Burt Jo Buysse Gil Cady Doug Coe Joanne Cortese

Willard Cox Karen J. Dunfee Stephen C. Dunfee John Dunstan Bob Francisco Elmer Gless

Larry Jacobson Pete Knudsen Frank Kondelis Julie Lefever Jack McGuire Kirn McManus Jim Michelotti Don Miller Nagendra Pandey Mike Poole John Ray Roberta Ray

Ray Rogers Irving Studebaker Robert Taylor Alex Volborth Tom Waring Charles Wideman

5 2 Faculty and Staff

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Clubs

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Scott Dolezal, Steve Prozinski, Jack Standa, Mark Patton, Keith Cromwell, Karen Norrel, Eddie Baker, Jeff Pack, Trent Green, Heide Leighty, Mike Donally, Rhonda Kraft, Chuck The Associated Students of Montana Tech (ASMT) offer all students an opportunity to become actively involved in numerous clubs, organizations, committees, and activities on campus. By providing a pathway to involvement in extracurricular activites, ASMT seeks to improve the quality of education and social life at Tech. ASMT is here to provide necessary services for

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Munk, Jerry Yan Ackeren, Dan Bradley, Mat~ Mount, Charmaine Woods, Jeff Mead, Jule, orth, Dawn Apple, Christine Kelly.

the students, to hear the needs and concerns of students, to be a voice for the student body, and to effectively carry out all student government business day to day. ASMT is proud to be committed to the long history of excellence in education that has always been a trademark of Montana Tech.

Society of Mining Engineers The Society of Mining Engineers at Montana Tech is a student chapter of the national SME-AIME. Their objectives are to promote among its members an increasing knowledge of mining, geological and mineral processing engineering in all its branches and to instill a professional pride in their chosen work.

Robert Stratton, Mike Protani, Kevin Pemberton, Mike Creek, Mark Morrison, Kirk Hanson, Scott Curry, Steve Hansen, Jay Melnyk, Eddie Baker, Mark Pearson, Duane Stroup, Julie Simpson, Tim Hayward, Loren Jalbert, Jeff Huggins, John Hilchey, Evan Griffiths.

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Ron Kissock. Cheryl Myott, Ken Crouch, Dr. Rich Alexander, Mr. Bob I licrs, Brian Hollig, Patrick Carroll, Patrick O'Brien.

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Band Band provides an opportunity for students, faculty, and staff interested in playing tunes for athletic events and parades. The band adds greatly to the excitement of Tech's athletic events.

Kari Wolstein, Sarge Raymond, John Knox, Chris Barbee, Steve Hansen, Dawn Apple, Bob Sterling. Les Chanon, Jeff Kestle, Alan Gilda, Chuck Kestle, Dwayne Harris, Mike Mieyer, Rick Roberts, Margaret Staton, Debbie McPhail, Taimi Kuiva, Gordon Chuck, Anita Berry, Lucy Hilpert, Conrad Hilpert, Pete Knudsen.

Society of Exploration Geophysics SEG promotes interst in, and knowledge of, and of the science of geophysics and allied sciences.

Ron Warren, Scott Anderson, Matt Kadillak, Dr. William Sill, Tony Ralph, Corri Fox, Pat Manning, Dwayne Harris, Lance Brunsvold, Terry Nichols, Yu Buo Du, Brett Voegele, Bob Sneberger, Tom Botts, Kimberly Popham, Alan Frohberg, Mike Fitzgerald.

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Pi Epsilon Tau A selective honorary society of upperclassmen who excel in scholarship, leadership, and sociability, during their years in college. This club is reserved for students in the Petroleum dept. only.

John Roney, Kent Spurell, Kirk Overby, Tom Bair, Darrin Starchuck, Annie Cassigranda, Ray Chow, David Moore, Christine Kelly, Darren Abbott, Diane Strotheide, Balprit Singh, rest are unidentified.

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Buzzards Tech's hockey team is made up of mainly boys from up north although there are some Americans on the team. The Buzzards practice in the Civic Center when there is ice on the floor, the rest of the time, they practice outside. The team travels to play other teams and usually beats them quite soundly.

Bill Schwartz, Andy Dumont, Ray Chow, John Roney, Maritn Peters, Jay Melnyk, Thad, Gerald Alexander, Gary Pletcher, Tony Basto, Mike Mieyer, we don't know the rest.

Association for Computing Machinery ACM promotes an increased knowledge of the science, design, development, construction, language, and application of modern computing machinery. They also promote a means of communication between persons having interests in computers.

Cherie Phelan, Jackie Schwartz, Steve Gossard, Pat Roche, Jackie Gossard, Shane Siers, Mike Vinton, Tim Breigenzer, Dave Opitz, Mike Long· field, Bob Dineen, Chance Younkin, Marie, Jim Palakovich, Tom Jinncman, Dayleen Vorrhagen.

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Phoenix Club Phoenix Club is an organization which supports the non-traditional student in his/her adjustment to college life here in Butte. They also have a very scary haunted house every Halloween.

Kimberly Malcom, Christine Foley, Paul Beatty, Eden Bozman, Sylvia Hustava, Mike Walsh, Mary McCarthy, Maureen Norberg, Diane Pearsall, Joeda Webb, Jim Christians, Randy Skates.

Environmental Engineering Club The Environmental Engineering Club is a club who is concerned with many aspects of the environment. This year they are focusing on the air pollution in the Butte area by working with local Junior and Senior High schools. They hold frequent get-to-gethers so students can get acquainted with other environmental students and build relationships that last a lifetime.

Varada Rajan Padmanabhan, Mark Buckmaster, Dee Hutsell, Dr. Ganesan, Donna Stevison, Shannon Dunlap, John Davie .

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Residence Life Staff The Residence Hall Staff keeps the hall fucntioning for students who live on campus. Resident Advisors help students get along with each other and advise students on problems they may encounter with school or any other matter. The residence hall front desk sorts mail, and keeps the hall operating.

Bob Francisco, Erik Munson, Darlene Olenick, Willis Cook, Jami Gigrard, Melanie Shaw, Mark Shaw, Shannon Corrigan, Rick Roberts.

Baptist Student Union BSU provides Christian Fellowship, music, Bible study, sharing, and outreach among Montana Tech students, faculty, and staff, With weekly meetings and occasional weekend retreats and/or intercampus happenings.

Tom Nelson, Leroy Friel, Geoff Wrigg, Peter Klevbcrg, Alan Gilda, Bob Dineen, Erik Hoovestal, Scott Schimanski

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Cheerleaders The cheerleaders are a spirited group of girls who rouse spirit at all of Tech's games. They are a vital part of Montana Tech's athletic programs.

Karen Norrel, Jami Girard, Lisa Niesmen, Shawna Jensen, Christine Kelly, Heidi Philips, Gerilynn Puccinelli

Copper Guards Copper Guards offer service to both the campus and community, to promote and sponsor various campus activities, and to devleop leaderhsip abilities as reponsible citizens. The main purpose of the Copper Guards is to watch over the "M".

Bob Pederson, John "Jack" Kcnnah, John "Cheetah" Long, Jim Handley, Scott Kusel, Dave Boston, Rich Kramer, Todd Wohlman, Alan Gilda, Kevin 'Tester" Pemberton

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ROTC Montana Tech Students are afforded the opportunity to be commissioned as second lieutenants after two years of ROTC. ROTC has marched in local parades and presented the colors at numerous events.

Jared Di Addezio, Woody Store, Catherine Hawkins, Linda Ross, Leland Page II, Kevin Clark, Margie Neal, Major Larry Strornprud, Patrick Nugent, Captain Robert Shevard

Rugby A group of rugged guys who compete in a sport most feel is a very mean sport. These guys are tough and still a very nice crew.

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Tau Beta Pi An honorary engineering association established to mark in a fitting manner those who have conferred honor upon Montana Tech by distinguished scholarship and exemplary character as undergraduates in engineering.

Alysia White, Mike Sullivan, Donna Stevison, Becky Pickerell, Dean LaTrya, Erik Hoovestal, Garth Berninghaus, Greg Jones, Doug White, Dennis Zubieta, Scott Sidelar, Paul O'Leary, Larry Hammond, Dave Flack, Balprit Singh, Carl Schott, John Knox

Circle K Circle K is an organization that provides a service and haves fun also. Circle K is the college equivalent of Kiwanis and Key Clubs.

Kim Dirkson, Debie Bartholomew, Karl Kurgher, Evan Griffiths, Jeff Huggins, Mark Patton, Sylvia Brown, atalic Deringer, Jackie Schwartz, Tracy Schilling, Regina Childs

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Society of Women Engineers An organization dedicated to the advancement of women engineers. The objective of the Society is to inform aspiring young women and the general public of the qualifications and achievements of women engineers.

Amy McCloskey, Cheryl Myott, Becky Pickerell, Donna Stevison, Lisa Nolastname, Penny Brockman, Rhonda Kraft, Sheri Lammi, Sheri Endy, Julie Simpson, Erin McReevy, Cindy Lewis, Helen Warwick, Kirn Malcolm, Corri Fox

Golf Club Golf Club is a swell group of guys that like to golf so they started a club.

Brian Holling, Par Carroll, Dave Opitz

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Society of Petroleum Engineers The Society provides a link between Industry and the students with guest lectures on subjects of interest to todays graduating engineer. The club also is a main force in the exibitions for Montana Tech Days.

Tracy Schilling, Christine Kelly, Matt Mount, Eric Alexander, Diane Strotheide, Neil Desaulniers, Yau Man (Tony) Cheng, Sharron Endy, Dr. Gil Cady, Martin Peters, Trent Green, Leo Heath, Dr. Herb Warren, Carl Johnson, Alan Sarver, Art Story, Balprit Singh, Ciff Anderson, Shan Dressler, Randy Herring, Carl Schott, Cal Colter, the rest are unidentified

Chorus Chorus provides Tech with college chorus experience and to perform a variety of music for campus events.

Jackie Timmer, Missy Timmer, Lance Elias, John George, Heide Van Campen, Ardeth Stanisich, Heidi Peters, Judy Marshal, Patty Mikesell, Kristie Constnatine, Randy Skaus, Dan Haft, George Richardson, Sheila Youngblood, Susan Madison, Linda Nutter, Janette Regel, Donna George, Mary Sullivan, Brenda Fowle, Steve Robinson, Bonnie Sheehan, Linda Johnson, Taimi Alexander, Lyn Ayers

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Mary Lou Mannix, Michelle Tangaro, John 'Heywood, Jim McKenzie, Dennis Grose

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Angie McCarthy, Kim McManus, Debbie Carise

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Sharon Burt, Judy St. Onge, Mayrose Tompkins, Hal, James, Roger Holmes

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Mary Lou Mannix, Michelle Tangaro, John 'Heywood, Jim McKenzie, Dennis Grose

Student Services

Paul Beatty, Margie Pascoe, John Hint?

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Angie McCarthy, Kim McManus, Debbie Carise

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haron Burt, Judy t. Onge, Mayrose Tompkins, Hal, James, Roger llolmes

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Gery VanAckeren, Julie North, Bev Mahoney, Lisa Tade, Barb Martin, Pat Roche, Cliff Anderson

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Graduate School

Mary Seccombe, Lilah Weis

Purchasing/Personnel

Pam Cash. Fonda Klucksdahl

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Alice Ryan, Elizabeth Maki, Sally Christensen, Karlene O'Mara, Frank Kondelis

BureauHydrology Division

Betty McManus, Brenda Sholes, John Sonderegger, Ted Duairnc, Marvin Miller, Herman Moore, Fred Schmidt, Judey Ka} cofield, Tom Patton, Marek Zaluski, Bob Bergantino

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Charles Nelson, Sharon Sullivan, Cathy Orth, Arlene Holland, Marcia Lee

Central Duplicating/ Mailroom

Frank Redfern, Charlene Tate, Dcby Gunter, Clint Mortensen, Greg Clark

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Computer Center

Jim Michelotti, Bill Christiens, Holly Hansen, Cookie Sheehan, Bernadette Tregida, Jack Smith, Bill Schmidt, Mike Kukay, Tom Jinneman

Bureau-Administration

John Duhstan, Carole Durkin, Wanda Hislop

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Homecoming 1987, the Orediggers played Chadron State from Nebraska and won 35-30. The official season record for the Orediggcrs was 4 wins and 4 loses. Choach Bob Green was very pleased with the 1987 season, considering Montana Tech won only I game in the four previous seasons.

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Montana Tech men's basketball team completed a very successful 1987-88 season. Coach Rick Dessing's team had one of the fastest starts in Frontier Conference history with a 10-0 record the first month of the conference season. The Orediggers were led in scoring by 6'4" Senior forward Sherm on Vernon with 20 points per game.

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Starting off with a small sqad, this years team certainly did well. Sporting a 26 and 21 season, Frontier Conference playoff champions, District 12 champions, Bidistrict runnerup and four allconference players, they had an excellent season. They feel they will be ranked much higher next year so make sure and catch all the action.

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The Montana Bureau of Mines is a vital department within Montana College of Science and Technology and the Stale of Montana. It's mission is to collect and disseminate modern and accurate information describing the occurance and potential of the state's mineral resources. The Bureau was established in 1919 as a public service agency and research entity of Montana Tech. Some of the objectives and duties of Montana Bureau of Mines (enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State of Montana (Section 75-607. R.C.M. 1947, Amended) are (I) To collect. to compile and to publish statistics relative to Montana geology, mining, milling and metallurgy. (2) To collect typical geological and mineral specimens and samples of products; to collect photographs, models and drawings of appliances used in the mines, mills and smelters of Montana. (3)To study the geological formations of the State, with special reference to their economic mineral resources, both metallic and nonmetallic, and with special reference to ground water. (4 ) To study the mining, milling and smeltin-J operations carried on in the Stale, with special reference to their improvement. (5 ) To prepare and to publish bulletins and reports which shall embrace both a general and a detailed description of the natural resources and geology, mines, mills and reduction plants of the State. (6)To make qualitative examinations of rocks and mineral samples. To communicate special information of Montana geology. mining and metallurgy.

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There are five major divisions within the Montana Bureau of Mines: Adminio;tntion Division Information Services Division Hydrology Division Geology and Mineral Resources Analytical Lab Division

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The fundamental purpose of the Hydrology Division is to provide and disseminate technically correct. unbiased hydrogeologic information and advice to the people and goverment of the State of Montana so that they may wisely use and manage Montana's water resources. The principle goals of the Hydrology Division are as follows: ( 1) To serve Montana by providing accurate and reliable ground-water maps, reports and presentations for general use by State and federal agencies and by private citizens. (2) To develop a statewide ground -water information center consisting of a library of all Montana water resource reports. water quality data and other subsurface information relating to ground water resources. (3) To provide detailed ground-water reports for the entire state. (4) To conduct special investigations on Montana's water resource problems. (5) To investigate the long and short-term effects of various agricultural, land use and mining practices on ground-water resources. (6) To evaluate Montana's geothermal resources as alternate sources of energy. (7) To initiate or continue hydrogeologic research in areas of specific economic or environmental significance. Five programs have been established to accomplish the Hydrology Division's goals and objectives. During Fiscal Year 1987-1988, the Bureau of Mines was involved in 30 active water research projects

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The Mineral Museum al Montana Tech was Incorporated in March 190 1 . Al that lime there were 177 mineral specimens for teaching purposes which grew to the present size of 15,000 specimens. Many of the specimens were purchased from the Foote Mineral Company, while other specimens from throughout the world came from donations. The museum is located on the 2nd floor of the Museum Building. The present mineral collection Is estimated to Include approximately 15,000 specimens, of which 1 ,300 are on display. For each mineral specimen in the collection, there is a card on which pertinent information such as name, locality, donor. size. accesion number. Hey number and drawer number are recorded. Generally, the finest or most interesting specimens are on display. The most popular exhibit is that of nuroscent minerals housed in a separate. dark room. Another popular exhibit is one of large Brazilian geodes that are lined with crystals of purple amethyst. The Bulle display now contains 37 different minerals from this world-famous mining district. A special display of Bulle minerals includes photographs of Butte dating from 1887 lo the present and a geologic map of the district. An index enables the visitor interested in seeing a specimen of a particular mineral to locate that mineral in one of the display cases. The most obvious activity of the Mineral Museum is that of maintaining a facility that is open to the public free-of-charge. Fine specimens from throughout the world will always be welcome additions lo the

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Starting the season by winning the Whitworth College Early Bird tournament in Spokane, Washington, and they also finished second in the Cal State tournament. The Holiday Classic Toumament saw the lady diggers defeated Whitworth and Lethbridge Community College but losing to Seattle University by I point. During the conference season Tech defeated Carroll 4 times, West· ern 3 times, and they split with Rocky Mountain College. Northern handed Tech 3 losses; however, the ladies landed a 2nd place finish - enough to qualify for the playoffs. where they defeated Northern in the 1st playoff game. To finish the season, Tech traveled to Rocky for the championship game, but they lost 60-65 in the final minute of the game.

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It has been a busy year for Olympic Speed skater Dave Silk. At the Calgary Winter Olympics in February 1988, Silk competed in three VH% HZDthe Men's 1 ,500, 5,000 and 1 NSNNN meter events. His highest finish was 6th In the 5,000. At the World Championships in the Soviet Union on March uvdD 1988, Silk won the 1 ,500 meter title. Butte native Mike Crowe is the he&j coach for the Un1ted States Speedskati ng T earn , which earned half of the country's six medals at the Calgary Winter Olympic Games. Crowe feels the crowd can really make • difference in performance, •Z noticed at Butte's World Cup Speedskating Meet, November 28-29, 1987.

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In the land of Gold and Copper, Whue the ground is full of holes, As a hope is full of messes, Or a sea is full of shoals; In the land amoung the mountains, On .a hill that looks a brute, On a gray-green hill of granite, Is the busy town of Butte. In the land of Gold and Copper, With the sage-brush~ here and there, Where the yellow aspens tremble Like the sunshine in the air; You can hear the old prospector, With hi~ tale beyound dispute, How re found the mint of Midas, Underneath the town of Butte. In the land of Gold and Copper, There is hope in every breast, And a vein of mammon-fancy Sleeping idly in its nest. Take me back, I'm tired of dying, For the treasure that is hiding Underneath the town of Butte.

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Take me back to dear Montana, Where the streams are ful 1 of trout, And the world is full of bigness; For I cannot die, without Just another try for glory; Then, I want the little flute That will play the final music, To be playing out in Butte. Let me creep along at night-fall, When the air is crimp and chill, Till I see the diamonds sparkle Like a brooch upon the hill; Like a bright star newly shattered, With the spangles scattered. Mute, Just to make it look like heaven, When you 1re coming back to Butte.

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This was the last page of the book to be completed, thus ending my job for the year. I would like to say this year has been a challenge. The MAGMA office was moved to

the basement of the Mining-Geology building- thanks guys for letting us stay there. Our darkroom went to the Museum Building- thanks Dennis for putting us up in your darkroom. Hopefully we will be back in our office in the Student Union Building thus enabling you, the students, to stop by and see us once again. With the MAGMA staff spread out all over campus, or worse, not even knowing where we went, the book still was finished. I would like to thank Aloha, Emily, Peru, Dan, the girls in the class and the photographers for their help in producing this year's MAGMA. Special thanks goes to Don Miller for keeping MAGMA going this year. He is aware of the staff changes we had this year. Also thanks go to Barbara Kenison our Herff Jones representitive for her help and constant support of our effort.

If you've read this far then you must be somewhat interested in the book and T invite any and all students, faculty, and staff who wish to change, correct, add, orjust put their two cents worth into the book to do so. You pay for the book so you might as well have your input into the matter. Once again I'll say thank you to all who helped and I hope you like the cover, I do. Trent W. Green MAGMA Editor 1987-1988

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