Seebart Memorial Plaque (8.5.08)
SEEBART FAMILY DEDICATES PLAQUE TO FATHER IN EATON HALL
August 5, 2008 Don Seebart, Carol Seebart Dunkle and George Seebart, children of Arthur Seebart, Professor of Social Sciences and head of Religious Studies at Billings Polytechnic Institute from 1930 to 1944, gathered with friends on the first floor of Eaton Hall to dedicate a bronze plaque commemorating their parents long service to Rocky and its students. President Mike Mace, former president Larry Small, Don Seebart and Francis Wayne Gustafson, whose family shared residence on campus for a part of the Seebart family's campus residence shared brief comments. Among others in
attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hopper (BPI '32), Frank and Helen Mathew (BPI '41), Patti Morledge, Pam Gustafson, Shari VanDerlinder, Patsy Rettig and Obert Undem. After Eaton Hall activities the group convened in Fraley Lounge in The Bair Family Student Center for refreshments and a tour of Lillis Chapel on the Garden Level of the Student Center. It was a much enjoyed reunion of long time friends on the beautiful campus.
Read MoreAugust 5, 2008 Don Seebart, Carol Seebart Dunkle and George Seebart, children of Arthur Seebart, Professor of Social Sciences and head of Religious Studies at Billings Polytechnic Institute from 1930 to 1944, gathered with friends on the first floor of Eaton Hall to dedicate a bronze plaque commemorating their parents long service to Rocky and its students. President Mike Mace, former president Larry Small, Don Seebart and Francis Wayne Gustafson, whose family shared residence on campus for a part of the Seebart family's campus residence shared brief comments. Among others in
attendance were Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hopper (BPI '32), Frank and Helen Mathew (BPI '41), Patti Morledge, Pam Gustafson, Shari VanDerlinder, Patsy Rettig and Obert Undem. After Eaton Hall activities the group convened in Fraley Lounge in The Bair Family Student Center for refreshments and a tour of Lillis Chapel on the Garden Level of the Student Center. It was a much enjoyed reunion of long time friends on the beautiful campus.
