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

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HAPPINESS. PLEASANTRY, AND GAYETY A fill F-X at 51545 lfzlib Ht V it Asfj' tl l V-1 t 1 fy e fi .itll s ROM dawn till darkest night . . . . September till Iune ..... four Septembers. four Iunes ..... gone as one day ..... college triumphs. disas- ters. loves. tears ..... lasting as twenty-iour hours in a liie span ..... remembrance. wistful nostalgia ..... regrets or satisfaction ..... if this book brings to you your days. nights. hours in college ..... we shall then succeed.

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JEWISH THE 1937 BOBCAT BAND HE members of the band come and go, but the band as an entity exists from year to year, performing even more valua- ble services as the years go by. One oi the main reasons for this continued existence is Lou Howard, veteran director of the band. who for over thirty years has directed the Bobcat Band, and who for fifty years has conducted bands in Montana. He has been an inspiration in the development of music in the high schools of the state, and to many people, Montana State College is symbolized by Lou Howard. To the Bobcat Band. Montana State's service organization supreme, and to Lou Howard, its leading spirit and inspiration. this book is respectfully dedicated.

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IFE in these four years in iast tempo . . . . activity of every kind . . . . athletics . . . . crashing the line .... straining for the rebound . . . . hurlling into the sawdust . . . . social . . . . dancing at all hours .... dinners .... teas .... plays .... activity that makes Montana State a college instead oi a school. THE FIGHTING Boacns