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

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STUDENT FACULTY SOCIAL COMMITTEE Anyone who has tried to schedule forty parties into ten weekends realizes the terrific problems of the Social Committee. If students ask for permission to sponsor a dance or party on a week-night this committee either approves or disapproves of the request. They also have the unpleasant duty of suspending organizations for breaking rules and dealing with other infringements. Fir»r row: Dorrene Herreid, Ester Brown, Dorothy Larsen. Second row: Dick Curry, Jim Adamson, Vol Glynn, A. B. Oviott. STUDENT UNION BOARD Subology is an unusually popular course which is directed by the student and faculty members of the Student Union Board. Because of its increasing popularity, this active board is suggesting new uses for our SUB. In its 14th year as student activity center a recent poll was taken concerning proposed uses of our SUB. The students voted to support movies, dancing during coffee hours, and to build bowling alleys. First row: Mildred J. Leigh, Jessie Possmorc, Katherine Roy. Second row; Rolph Roscoc. Arnold Rohrcr, Hugo Eck, Choirman; Edwin Howard, Dennis Nelson. CURRICULA AND INSTRUCTION COMMITTEE To consider problems of higher education is the duty of this committee. Whether or not engineers should be five-year students or if the Home Economics curricula has enough electives, are examples of problems confronting this committee. They are also interested in working out a schedule which will eliminate Saturday classes. These are some of the questions being studied by this committee. First row: Marjorie Poisley. Martha L. Howksworth. L. 0 Binder, Lesley M. Heothcote. Vera Stueky. Arlene Stephenson. Second row: Laurence Thayer. E. R. Dodge. Robert C. Dunbor. Tom Shcll-Cfibergcr, Robert D. Harris. John H. Morrison. Williom G. Woltcr. 27

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STUDENT FACULTY RELATIONS COMMITTEE !f M.S.C. citizens claim any inconveniences or maladies this committee is willing to listen. Their duty is to consider the problems and suggestions presented to them by various groups and individuals. They may not be able to prescribe for these ailments, but we can be assured that we will have the sympathetic attention of . . . our gripe committee. First row; Lcono Borncs, Mary Koy Phillips. Joan Reichclt. Second row: Jock Hill, Jomes W. VonWmkle. THE BOOK STORE BOARD Housed in the basement of the SUB is the Associated Book Store. All the books and various sundry things students need to get an education mey be purchased here. This group recently voted to turn over any profits from the Book Store to the newly organized Student Senate Finance Advisory Board for decisions concerning disposal of the funds. This book store committee is in charge of handling the affairs of this Associated students store. First Row: Chorlcs S Olson, Eorl Wilson. Second row: Bernard Copping, Edwin Howard, Maurice C. Toylor. First row: Keith Kimboll. Jack Meuli, John Morrison, Jean Painter, Dick Williams, Gene Thoycr. Second row: Edwin Howard, Hub White. Exponent Advisor; Dick Wall, Dick Peters, Howard L. Huffman, Engineer Advisor; Harry G. Cockrum, Former Advisor; Horry Fry, Horry Mitchell. BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS This Board is charged with keeping student publications in line with best interests of M.S.C. in mind. They approve editors for the four student journalistic endeavors, the Exponent. Montanan Farmer, and Engineer. Jean Painter keeps the minutes and Keith Kimball represents this Board with a voting seat on the Student Senate. 26

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WCAIDfKtt MTTY IOU KAMALZ AS EXEMPLIFIED bv ihe face to the left • o serious problem is ot hond. THE STUDENTS hove o wide vorictv of condidotes from which to choose for thot election Tuesdoy. DADDY THAYER ond his freshmon condidotes for president of the closs after nominations ot the M Exe mixer. CHEER QUEENS . . students ond cor caravan welcome the victorious Bobcats home. Student Qaue'inment in Action One of the commanding forces at M.S.C. is the Student Senate. This is where the commissioners, representatives and campus citizens have their say in the functions of M.S.C. Because this group doles out the finances they are held in high regard. This organization controls the purse strings, thus determining all the spending of the moneys paid into the student activities fee. The fond memories of band, chorus, and sports trips are due to the financing of this group. They also have a hand in planning the assemblies and plays. These members terminate their relationship with a—picnic? spring quarter. 28