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

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CIIIENIII tkaa 33 JH ' . mx 3333 .151 F251 COURSES Applied Science Botany and Bacteriology Chemistry Entomology Industrial Chemistry Physical Education Zoology DEAN D. B. SWINGLE

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DEAN GLADYS BRANEGAN COURSES Applied Art Home Economics Secretarial Studies IIIIIISEHIIIAII ANI! INIlllS'I'IlIMA AlIl'l'S

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I I Esslx IA Kuo o Progressive learning, keynote of our day M. H. SPAULDING Seeking to preserve the Montana Greyling from the extinction which threatens them, Professor Spaulding and Dr. Brown have been working tire- lessly in the effort to determine the cause of the depletion of this game fish in our Montana streams. Mr. Spauld- ing is trying to find the reason for the high mortality of the fingerling by em- bryological studies. His success will undoubtedly assist materially in the successful hatchery raising of the Grey- ling. BROWN EXAMINING GREYLING FOOD 1271 SPAULDING STUDYING GREYLING EMBRYOS C. I. D. BROWN Dr. C. I. D. Brown is attempting to establish a scientific basis for the man- agement of the Montana Greyling be- fore the native stock is completely de- pleted. During his studies he has tagged many fish in order to learn more about their life histories. Dr. Brown and Professor Spaulding are to be commended for their work on this problem which has received only mea- ger financial support. These two men are truly sportsmen and scientists.