Montana State University Billings - Rimrock Yearbook (Billings, MT)

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amd cmduyncd by Mate. boaAd of education. . . . Appointed by the Governor, the state board of education serves without compensation. It receives and revises budgets, appoints the executives of the six units of the University, and approves staff appointments. All action or tentative action is approved or caul.oned by the powerlul board in Helena. F. II. Petro, Clarence Popham Roger Baldwin. Rev. Msgr. Emmet J. Riley. Governor John W. Bonner President of Board. Mary M Condon, Secretary of Board. G. A. Bosley. George N Lund W. E. Cowan. Horace Dwyer.

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the aMocieded AtudmU u?eAe. q OeAMjed bdj . . . Again the Student Council was instrumental in promoting better student government by revising the antiquated constitution and by-laws. Spring elections attracted more student response after the ratification of the constitution. In addition more stringent measures were taken to enforce the established budget under activity fee jurisdiction. Such were the measures enforced by Bill Acheson, Bob Deming, Donna Drew and Bob Carbone with the Council members to encourage a better and more active student government for a greater Eastern.

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 The fastest growing college in the west is the true belief of Dr. Pete when referring to Eastern. He continues to marvel at the phenomenal growth of the college and enthusiasm of the students since his arrival. A growth in no small part attributed to him. a ruL behind thmn ah . . . A new but warmly accepted addition to the college was Dr. Ray Lowe, the assistant to the president who helped stir up additional activity by instituting such successes as the tape recording center, and by revising the summer session and student body finances.