Montana State University Bozeman - Montanan Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

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M O NTANAN A WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT (Jreet ings:— Ii is a pleasure to express greetings to ilie students of Montana State College and the High School students of the State. Those very large groups of young people, who are fitting themselves for the leadership of tomorrow, are the hope of a safe and developed Montana. Modern industrial and commercial demands require the greatest possible use of human power. This can only come through the applications of Science under the direction of the trained engineer. chemist, agriculturist, and others fitted to direct great forces. If Montana and the other States are to reach their best possible productiveness, the number of persons trained to direct this development must be greatly increased. The College is now enjoying the use of the splendid new facilities for instruction, made possible through the generosity of the people of the State. The new buildings erected and the modern equipment installed provide for the youth of Montana opportunities for training along Applied Science lines that are unsurpassed in any of the other western States. The young people of the State should make the most of these educational facilities.

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THE ;Cr; T,e Co M O NTANAN J. M. Hamilton Dean of Men THE DEAN OF MEN Every business enterprise has a “repair department and a “trouble man. At Montana State College, the Dean of Men is in charge of such work for the college Men Students. He checks up shortcomings and undertakes to correct just grievances. Sometimes he resorts to an oil can and sometimes he advises the use of sand. lie keeps watch over attendance on classes and investigates the causes of absences. He talks over “D, E and F grades with students and tries to find a way to improve them. Sometimes a student is “broke and must be helped to a loan. Some students select their courses without much thought and a wrong choice must be remedied before it is too late. Any or all of such matters may come up in the day’s work. THE DEAN OF WOMEN Greetings to all College Women and High School Girls of Montana: This year marks a distinct advancement in all lines of activities for women in Montana State College. Whether seeking a training to go out into the social, professional or commercial world, the Faculty Women of Montana State College have this one aim in mind for all Montana girls: To develop each girl to the highest economic value as a unit of society, to the end that when she finishes her training she may carry forth into life a sane, well balanced, logical mind, high moral character, and a strong, symmetrical, properly functioning body, capable of assuming and performing cheerfully and well the duties of cultured womanhood. This is my vision for a perfect womanhood. A rbk J Una B. Herrick Dean of Women