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

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B ELMER HOLT RAY T. NAGLE ELIZABETH IRELAND FRANK H. COONEY Deceased 'M-. WALLACE BRENNAN w. s. DAVIDSON E. c. CARRUTH EMMET L RILEY -f '757tf ' i 123 ' ff?-, CARL D. BORTON A. O. GULLIDGE FRANK ELIEL W. M. IOHNSTON The Montana State Board oi Education is the controlling body of all the units of the Greater University of Montana, which is made up of the following institutions: Montana State College at Bozeman, Montana State University at Missoula, Montana School of Mines at Butte, Montana State Normal College at Dillon, Eastern Montana State Normal School at Billings, and the Northern Montana College at Havre. The Board of Education holds Wmeetings several times a year at which times, reports, budgets and recommendations are submitted by the presidents of the institutions. The Board is made up of eleven members, three of whom are ex- officio. The other eight members are appointed by the Governor and approved by the State Senate for terms of four years. The present members of the Board are: Elmer Holt, Governor, EX-officio, President, Bay T. Nagle, Attorney General, EX-officio, Elizabeth lreland, Superin- tendent of Public lnstruction, EX-officio, Secretary, W. S. Davidson, Bozeman, E. C. Carruth, Havre, Frank Eliel, Dillon, A. O. Gullidge, Bakery Wallace Brennan, Missoula, Emmet l. Biley, Helena: Carl D Borton, Glasgow, and W. M. lohnston, Billings. At the time of Governor Frank H. Cooney's death during the present school year, the office of EX-officio, President of the Board was filled by Cooney's successor, Elmer Holt. During the time that the State Board of Education is not in session Contact is maintained between the several units through an Executive Secretary, H. H. Swain, who has acted in that capacity since the Chancellorship system was abolished several years ago. Page Ten 0lliHI16i egfdfe Quiet of Cil,.f..fz0,. H. H. SWAIN Executive Secretary

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PACULTY QQVEVQNMENT

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mzxfmf Jfffwtf Q-fflzum During his seventeen years in the office of President of Montana State College, Alfred Atkinson has been the guiding hand in building the institution to a place of prominence in the university World. But he has not stopped with this purpose accomplished. instead he has looked into the future and has planned an even greater college, Where students of future generations may have opportunities far excelling even the excellent ones of today which We, the students of this generation, have been so fortunate to obtain. Montana State College is indeed fortunate to have such a man as President Atkinson to head the institution. He is an invaluable asset both to the students and to the Whole field of education. i Page Eleven