Carroll College - Hilltopper Yearbook (Helena, MT)

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Carroll College Helena, Montana OF THE PRESIDENT 39601 November 7, 1974 Mr. A. Brandt Henderson Carroll College Helena. MT 59601 Dear Brandt: This letter is a follow-up to our conversation regarding the yearbook. Your ideas regarding a new approach for this year are most creative and imaginative. It seems to me that a yearbook designed to give a report on Carroll College and its uniqueness would be of enormous value. In this context, a publication summarizing the qualities which make Carroll distinctive and valuable would be excellent. Among the questions which would come to my mind are: why do students come to Carroll; what are the administrative patterns and procedures at the college; what are the curricular offerings and the characteristics which make teaching at Carroll unusually good; what is the quality of student life on campus; what kind of athletic program do we have and how is it related to other aspects of college life? The development of content of the yearbook might also give some attention to the approaching sixty-fifth anniversary of Carroll College and our history through those many years. What are the ways in which Carroll combines fidelity to its roots and traditions with adaptation to contemporary needs and the world of the future? Please allow me to wish you very great success in the task which you are undertaking. Very sincerely yours. Francis J. Kerins President

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Introduction 5 History 18 Academics 39 Activities 97 Sports 128 Administrative Staff 152 Resident Students 161 Editor's Page 182 Advertising 183 Index 190 Copyright (c) 1975 by Brandt Henderson and the HILLTOPPER. No portion of this work may be reproduced without the permission of THE HILLTOPPER, Carroll College, Helena, Montana 59601 First Printing, 1975 Printed in the United States of America by The American Yearbook Company.

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