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

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homemakers with a result that graduates are prepared for a career of homemaking or professional work. Over in the basement of the SUB the business majors will be found, Typing . . . bookkeeping . . . office machines . . . and much more is the varied curriculum which enables these commerce minded students to balance books, take dictation and man- age a company at almost a moment's notice. The Commercial Science department offers business training in four fields for both men and Women and gives the student a broad background for a successful business career. Practice with cheesecloth before the final project asdfiklpasdfilgci'imosdflkl ltgh Concentration . . . the lettering has to be perfect Jayne improves her mind during the three o'cIock break. tiff?

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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

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DEPARTMENT OF ENGINEERING Sliderules . . . big . . . small . , . scales . . . more scales . . . these are the Engineering students. Wit-h their 2 X lil Wizards hang- ing troni their belts these students can con- guor any challenge. Through tour years ot trial, tribulation, and error the Engineers per- sist in their struggles, but atter graduation they feel it was Well Worth it Saturday classes and afternoon draw- ing labs are the familiar headaches of the inhabitants of Roberts l-lall. Through snow, sleet, or rain they struggle With drawing y boards and T-sguares to class and then l strain patience and eyes in an attempt to attain perfection. Q' A g ', i ' ' T x . . , t'ii Dufmq fam cmd Spfmq QU Uflefs YOU can '.i',i , h d ,, -tts: S991 939 STU QUTS 1 111 OlbOUl CCimiOUS CIT' - - ti-: iii' 3 q L Deon of Science Dr. F. B. Corner Blueprints stand for progress. Taking a break from work. mf' jx Wgmf 14