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

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'I'lle l'I'0Silll3Ilf'S Message The college annual is the activity Doomsday book of the year. By means ot pictures and Written description, it makes record ot the activities and achievements oi the year which it represents. The editor and his associates, who get out the book, render an important and valuable service to the students, their parents, and friends of the college. It is generally recognized that outside demands limit the opportunities tor activity participation by certain students, but aside from this, the record ot the student's activities reflects, to oi certain extent, the breadth of interests. ln so tar as it is possible, a reasonable amount of participation is valuable. It indicates the ability to get along and cooperate Within a group and such ability always contributes to enlarging success. The annual staffs ot past years at Montana State College have maintained a very high standard in the nature and quality of the book which they have put out, and this year's book fully maintains this standard. I congratulate the editor and staff on their fine service in preparing this year's annual. Alfred Atkinson, President Montana State College f19t

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I'l'csi1Ient Alfred Afllillsllll Eighteen years in the presidents chair have brought honor and distinction to one of the best loved men on the hill. He directs the affairs of Montana State College with a steady hand and a clear eye, looking into the future and dealing honestly and in cr straight-forward manner with students, faculty, and the people of the state. At all times it is his earnest desire that the people with Whom he works receive the best that it is in his power to give them. To him we pledge our steadfast loyalty. i lust before this section ot the Montanan went to press it was learned that Dr. Atkinson is to leave Montana State College. lt is, in our opinion, beyond words to describe the loss that will be felt by faculty and students alike. May he fare well in his new position, and may his memories of Montana be pleasant-realizing that his welcome here will always be warm. l18l

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DEAN IAMES M. HAMILTON To this man we owe much of what we honor and respect in Montana State College. Since assisting in the very foundation of the college, he has been one of its outstanding professors, presidents, and deans. Students admire and love him for his liberal attitude and spirit of fair play in all his dealings with them. We salute him as one of our finest. DEAN ETHELYN C. HARRISON Mrs. Ethelyn Harrison has served two years as Dean of Women. One who apparently loves her work, Mrs. Harrison will remain in our memories as the friendly counselor, the pleas- ant, ever loyal Social Director who gave us a new way of looking at life and its implica- tions. She is truly one of whom it may be said that All who know her, love her. Ol