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

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Exercise . . . one . . . two . . . three . .. hands high . . . stretch e... P. E. majors Wade through tour years ot studies as Kinesiology, Philosophy and Gymnastics to teach high school students the proper methods and ap- plication ot recreation. Within this period ot time they have also learned a broad general education ot science and social science thus better eguipping themselves for the future. Future generals . . . foot soldiers . . . KF. ofticers . . . all receive the same training as they march every Friday afternoon tor the ROTC drill. Be he man or mouse any Fresh- man or Sophomore student does his march- ing With the corp. Nurses . . . white caps of the future . . . needles. These girls go arouna scaring their roommates as they tell them about taking blood l-lematology lab. Over all this confusion Dean Cotner reigns supreme as he struggles to bring unity to these Widely separated fields. That Che

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'H.....- DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE Bugs . . . pldnts . . . minerdls . . . dre dll studied under the vdrious science subjects. Students ol Bdcterioloqy probe under microscopes to see which microscopic orqdn- ism belongs in the Schizomycetes cldss. Stu- dents ot Zoology olisect dntmols to ledrn the orqdns dnd their tunctions. ln Botdny pldnt liie is studied while in Andtomy hurndn lite is the subject ot dtten- tion. These students struqqle with three hour ldbs, needles dnd test tubes in d vdlidnt ort- tempt to help the future ot mdnklncl. . . . and my fifth point is . . . Was Kerkoff right? Does A2B? Hush . . . they're concentrating. One last look at the text before the explosion .,,-i ' --. ' fi i E

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,M -K ,rr ,V wgiwg M V J'fitaBs1.iiffiM'sf'Lg37if2 .- Q . Deon of Household and Applied Arts Dr. Katherine Roy HOUSEHOLD AND APPLIED ARTS Dean Roy has the firm governing hand which keeps artists, business majors and Home Ec-ers on the proper path to gradua- tion. Art labs . . . sewing classes . . . account- ing lectures, all occupy the time of students in this division. On the top floor and in the attic of Her- rick Hall students in paint spattered smocks are seen dashing about the halls-many still holding paint brushes in their hands-while in the basement the sound of the kick wheel can be heard, which means another student is learning to throw pots for his work in ceramics. ln between the Art majors, Home Ec stu- dents occupy the remaining two floors of the building. Sewing labs . . . house planning classes . . . cooking experiments . . . all fit into a schedule which produces efficient Herrick Hall, torture chamber for Home Ec maiors and Art students. .ii if L