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

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6i4 i 2)eand in Idean The men of M.S.C. receive worthwhile advice from the Dean of Men, Val Glynn. He is one of the best known faculty members and is respected because of his sincere counseling f c r Montana's men in and out of trouble. Dean Brown is home again in Bozeman and serving as the new Dean of Women. Her job is something of a dilemma. Responsibility for the proper conduct of M.S.C.'s women involves all kinds of regulations and counseling. DEANS' COUNCIL The Deans' Council is the top ranking administrative body at M.S.C. This year tho Deans' Council is made up of J. A. Nelson, Dean of Graduate Division; Esther Brown, Dean of Women; E. W. Schilling, Dean of Engineering; Harry Cockrum, Acting Dean of Agriculture; R. R. Renne, President; P. C. Gaines, Vice President; Val Glynn, Dean of Men; F. B. Cotner, Dean of Science; Katharine Roy, Dean of Household and Applied Arts, and Martha Hawksworth, Registrar. 11

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Welcome hack, Pietident (le+me! Mr. Renne is with us again this year after spending two years in the Philippines as Chief of the Mutual Security Agency Mission. The campus that witnessed his inauguration in 1944 is continuing to grow and expand. Because of the larger enrollment, more and modern class facilities were necessary. The math-physics building and animal industry addition to the agriculture building were ready for classes winter quarter. If construction is completed by September 1954. the boys will say a FOND FAREWELL TO HUDSON HOUSE and be the first occupants of a new men's dorm. Committees are now looking over plans for a now women's dorm in the near future. With construction there is some destruction and the old service shops and old math building are no longer a part of M.S.C.'s landscape. 700 freshmen compose the class of 1957 which proved to be the largest in the history of the college. The many now buildings and larger enrollment indicate the continuous growth of this state institution. Dr. Renne works to consolidate the large gains the college has made, thus improving it further. !t is rewarding to know that our President has been of service to the nation, the Philippines, and again to M.S.C. This is Montana's policy making body for Popham, Corvallis; Mrs. F. H. Petro, Miles C: Mary M. Condon, State Superintendent o! Pm Olson; Mr. George N. Lund, Reserve; Mr. G. A Dwyer. Anaconda. BOARD OF EDUCATION the State University system. Seated from left to right are: Mr. Clarence ty; Mr. Merritt N. Warden, Kalispell; Monsignor Emmet J. Riley, Butte; Miss slic Instruction; Governor J. Hugo Aronson; Attorney General Arnold H. . Bosley, Great Falls; Mrs. George Chambers. Cut Bank; and, Mr. Horace 10

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Ko» E. Huffman Agriculture Economics and Rurol Sociology Dr. Leo Knuti Agriculture Education Mr. 0. W. Monson Agriculture Engineering Dr. A. H. Post Agronomy and Soils Mr. Fred S. Willson Animal Industry and Ronge Management Dr. J. A. Nelson Dairy Manufacturing or d Dairy Production Mr. Homer N. Metcalf Horticulture Mr. A. F. BceCklcr Poultry Industry Mr. Harry C. Ccckrum Ccnerol Agriculture Dr. C. A. Tunnicliff Veterinary Science Mr. Sidney A. Whitt Mr. Lloyd Berg Industrial Engineering Chemical Engineering cMeadincj, the Jbepalt nenti ale. . . Dr. A. J. M. Johnson Physics Dr. H. S. Connon Modern Longuoges Dr. H. F. Mullikin Dr. E. R. Dodge Civil Engineering Mccanicol Engineering Mr. Cyril Conrad Applied Art Mr. J. W. Blonkcnhorn Commercial Science Mr. P. C. Coincs Chemistry Mr. Milford Franks Education and Psychology Mr. Poul A. Crieder English Dr. Nicholos Hclburn Geography ond Geology Mr. Brick Breeden Health and Physicol Education Margo Hosocus Women's Health and Physical Education 12