University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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Dedication PROFESSOR LAURENCE A. WALKER We, the class of nineteen hundred and sixty-four, respectfully dedicate the 1964 Chinook to the memory of a fine friend and teacher, Mr. Laurence A. Walker, Associate Professor of Education, who died December 22, 1963, while he was a member of the Western Montana College Faculty. Professor Walker’s contributions to Montana education—as a public school teacher, administrator, and educator—were both numerous and immeasurable. He generously gave of himself so that the individual and the community were better for his having been among us. Though he will sadly be missed, Mr. Walker long will be remembered by his many appreciative students, colleagues, and friends on the Western campus and throughout the state. 6

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The PASSAGE OF ONE HUNDRED YEARS HAS NOT ERASED The Symbol Of WESTERN GLAMOUR—The MONTANA COWBOY 5

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In Memoriam The Chinook staff dedicates this page in memory of Norman Heath, an outstanding 1963 graduate of Western, who lost his life in a car accident in the winter of 1964. Norm added much to Western’s progress during his attendance here, particularly as editor of the Wescolite. NORMAN EDWARD HEATH Honorable age is not that which standeth In length of day or number of years; Having fulfilled his course in short time He fulfilled long years. —Solomon— 7