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

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BACK ROW. L . to R.: Bob Michaels. Darrell Kenner. Huso Eck. James Van Winkle. FRONT ROW: Joan Klff. Katherine Roy. Mildred Leigh. . . . and the STUDENT UNION BOARD. Subology is the most popular course at M.S.C. The courses run from Subology 101 to Subology 450 and arc under the direction of the student and faculty members of the Student Union Board. Supervision of the various SUB activities, balancing diets, for MSC men. and making this student center a paying proposition are only a few of the duties of this committee. Hampered by the radical changes on the campus during the last few years, this board has labored hard to keep the Union's atmosphere as pleasant and relaxing as possible. BACK ROW. L. to R.: Harry Cockrum. Louis True. Olenn Jorn. Ed Howard. Herbert White. FRONT ROW: Tom Drummond, Bob Hosfeld. Owen Burke. John H. Nelson. BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS. This Board is charged with keeping student publications in line with the best interests of MSC. They approve editors for the four student journalistic endeavors, the Exponent. Montanan- Farmer, and Engineer. Jack Nelson. Commissioner of Publications, represents this board with a voting seat on the Student Senate. He aims at pleasing everyone at MSC which is a mighty hard job' STUDENT FACULTY RELATIONS COMMITTEE. Do you have buck teeth, ingrown toenails or falling hair? If you are afflicted with any of these matadies. take a quick trip to the Student-Faculty Relations Committee, more popularly known as the “Gripe Committee. They might not be able to prescribe for these ailments, but you can rest assured that you will have the sympathetic attention of your Gripe Committee.” BACK ROW. L to R.: Eusene 8wank. Bob Phillip . Bob Mercer. FRONT ROW: Ruane Dunlap. Marian Cade. Leona Barnes. Maurice Brookhart. (20)

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JANICE IENSKE . . . President Associated Women Students . . organizer, par excellence . . . president Home Economics Club . . . former Spur . . . Phi Upsilon Omicron . . . wears a Mortar Board . . . Mu Beta Beta . . . pride of the Kappa Delta's . . . observed Sweden on a Rural Youth Exchange fellowship . . . civilized native of Savage (Montana) . . . capable and especially well liked campus 'wheel. AuocicUed Wametvl Studesiti All women students at M.S.C. arc organized into the A. W. S. for the purpose of better coordinating all women's activities on the campus. During the summer letters are sent to incoming freshman girls by their big sisters: and at the Big-Little sister tea in fall quarter, the upperdass and freshman girls get together as a group. This year for the first time A.W.S. sold the date-book calendars in the hopes that it would help everyone on campus keep meetings, dates and special events straight. Each spring, during Commencement week. A.W.S. sponsors Woman's Day. featuring the most outstanding senior woman of five years ago as guest speaker. Many women's honors arc also conferred at this time. The parade of all underclass women in white, and seniors in their caps and gowns is an impressive sight as it winds its way from the SUB to Herrick Hall and back to the gym for the program. It is the Day of the Year for the Spur pledges who arc tapped on that day. ANNA RONNING ... A. V. S. secretary . . . beautiful blonde with brains . . . studying to be the perfect secretary . . . much in demand as beauty queen . . . one of the gals in white at basketball games . . . prefers the Alpha Gams to anyone else . . . decidedly an outstanding sophomore. CLARA MAE QUINNELL . . . Vice-President A. W. S. . . . Butte native . . . bugs about bugs . . . popular A. O. Pi . . . Phi Sigma . . . plans a medical technicians career . . . brains, plus! 09

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Gammittee.1 met TRAFFIC COMMITTEE. Most feared student faculty group, the Traffic Committee spends its time sneaking up on campus motorists and proudly presenting lawbreakers with little white notices to appear before the supreme tribunal. Motorists have been better this year largely because there is only one through street on the campus, and students seldom break speed limits while driving in reverse. Only serious offense this year was commuted by a three year old tricyclist who succeeded in driving up the road in front of the SUB. For conspicious gallantry in driving a straight line down a heating pipe, he was awarded a Traffic Committee Medal of Honor. SOCIAL COMMITTEE. Anyone who has tried to schedule forty parties into ten week-ends realizes the terrific problem of the Social Committee. Responsible for the quarterly social calendar, this group also sets rush week dates and schedules all school parties and dances. In short, this group plans all group activities and can answer all related problems except How can i get a date???1 BACK ROW. L. to R.: A R Johansson. Otto Stevens. Frank Ward. L. C. 8teventon. Lloyd Huluren. FRONT ROW: Ruuell Gustafson. Bob Fchlbcrg. Ken Duncun. John Lee. BACK ROW. L. to R.: Robert A Smith. A. B. Ovlatt. Robert Mar-antette. Davtd Lelghty. FRONT ROW: Clifford DavU. Hazel Hardle. Denny Condotta BACK ROW. L. to R : Carol Kelly. Cjrrll Conrad. Eldon Dodge. John W. Hurst. L O. Brockman. L O- Binder. M. M Kelso FRONT ROW: BUI Sanders. Eugene Coombs. Bertha Clow. Martha Hawksvorth. Robert Dunbar. CURRICULA AND INSTRUCTION COMMITTEE. Currently emmeshed in a hot debate over whether or not Yo Yo 101 should be introduced into the curriculum, the Curricula and Instruction Committee is finishing another banner year of service to M. S. C. This group, boasting intelligence plus, meets weekly to consider the relative merits of Barnsweeping 101 and Lap Sitting 20V When unable to reach a decision, this committee files a report thus marking another milestone in the progress of education at M. S. C. (21)