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

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billhfivn R. E. CAMERON Head of the college's Institutional and Field Service is Mr. R. E. Cameron whose department has charge of campus public relations and alumni contacts. R. B. TOOTELL The extension service, which coordi- nates and directs work of Montana's county extension service as well as doing research in this field, is headed by Mr. R. B. Tootell. EDWIN HOWARD, JR. Keeper of the students' books is Mr, Ed Howard, Student Accountant and head of the bookstore. Mr. Howard handles accounts of all student organizations, a trying job. LOUIS G. TRUE The Publications department is headed by Mr. Louis True, commonly known as Louie. It is Mr. Truels job to publicize MSC and supervise the campus publications. -c,27..

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MRS. SARAH VINKE The English department, recently tre- Zhdfdf l mendously expanded with the addition of freshman English to all curricula, is under the able leadership of Mrs. Sarah Vinke. E.. - l DR. M. G. BURLINGAME The college history department, also re- ceiving additional emphasis because of the increase in enrollment in non-tech- nical subjects, is proud of its head, Dr. M. G. Burlingame. DR. H. S. CANNON The department of Modern Languages, including German, Spanish, French, and Russian, has long been under the able direction of Dr. H. S. Cannon, a gradu- ate of Johns Hopkins university and the University of Heidelberg, MISS LEORA HAPNER Head of the department of Psychology and Education is Miss Leora Hapner, for many years one of Montana State's most familiar and well-liked figures.

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XV. H. MCCALI, Cienial and harried college registrar is Mr. W. H. McCall whose office in Montana Hall is a mecca for those seeking advice and information. Mr, McCall is always ready with a little wit and the right answer. MRS, l-OIS PAYSON Hindered by lack of space and funds, the job of li- brarian, which has long been held by Mrs. Lois Payson, is not an easy one. Mrs, Payson, however, has made the most of her material and provided the college with an adequate library service. el-alice BERNARD COPPING The tremendous job of keeping the college books falls to Mr. Bernard Copping, Treasurer. Mr. Cop- ping's job has further been complicated by the vet- erans' education provisions, but he has managed ad- mirably. -2g...