Montana State University Northern - Northerner Yearbook (Havre, MT)

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an N. . .X rss ESX .L Serving faithfully as Student Body President for '63-'64 was S. DAN JOHNSON. One could find Dan almost any day busy acting un the affairs of your student gov- ernment. Dan used his outstanding abilities to not only build a better student body, but a better Northern. To him we owe many thanks for his many hours of untiring work. Hail Alma Mater Hail N.M.C .... Your lights will shine throughout all our lives unendingly . . .echo the melodic words of the Alma Mater. And echo which perhaps brings back many a poignant memory of the days at Northern, an echo which caroms from the pages of this annual. Yet Northern is far more than an echo, far more than a cluster of buildings, for the real Northern is the students, the faculty, staff and administration. As we go forward so goes Northern. Time is flying but so is Northern in the strides of progress. As time moves ahead so do its graduates all of whom hold an image, an idea of Northern. Perhaps this image mirrors Northern as an intel- lectural oasis to which we came to quench our thrist and our mind with ideas and knowledge for the future. Perhaps most likely this image is one of. friendship, of pride and of participation in student offices. Yet regardless whether our fondest recollections of Northern spring from the classrooms, the social functions, the athletic fields or from personalities, the N.M.C. student and graduate embrace an assurance that Northern will long endure as one of the finest colleges in the Treasure State. With this assurance and this echo goes the pride of being a Northern graduate.

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,,--.-A .,., .. Your SENIOR A JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS L. to R. Goldie Heuscher, Central Board Rep., Dale Edmister, Central Board Rep.: Mqufice Eggen, Vice President, Larry Soksa, President. The school year saw the last year of the upper- class as a unit. The new constitution revision provided for separate organizations for the iunior and senior classes. The purpose of such class organization on campus is to sponsor social activities and participate in college functions. The upperclass sponsored several money raising projects to clear a deficit left in the fund from previous years. A float in the Homecoming Parade and a Winter Festival booth plus a spring fund drive added to the treasury. Mr. James Corey was faculty advisor for the upperclass. U 1 , r M Ma! I 3 fi X or rg J c 1 A ,4 I i Alex, Phoebe D . Hingham, Montana English Bowers, Helen L. Havre, Montana Elementary Ed . I ,, , 26 .. i --