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

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COMMITTEES Seated, L. to R.: Tom Williams, Marilyn Stoudaher, Noida Korslund, Jean Painter, Jack Vw'hite. Standing: Pete Roth, Merrill King, Harvey Price, Clyde Ben- jamin, Bill Zucconi, Howard L. Huffman, Louis G. True, Hnrrv Cockrum. H. M, White-. Seated, L. to R.: Faith Ketterer, Lois Freshour, Frances Senska A t W' d on, Val Glynn, Allan Standing: A. B. Oviott, r ie em Hodges, Don Lashaway. BOARD OF PU BLITCATIOTNS lournalists comprise this board which serves as a clearing house for the college publications. During spring quarter their big assignment is to apoint the editors and business managers ot the tour college pub- lications. lt special permission tor an extra edition is needed or it one of the publica- tions runs short ot money these are the peo- ple who hear the problem. STUDENT UN ION BOARD Working constantly to maintain peace and unity between all of the organized liv- ing units is the duty of this group. Through hours ot painstaking labor they manage to schedule all the parties into ten week- ends per quarter. lts ruling has force be- hind it and it is sometimes the duty of this committee to enforce social parole because at a broken rule or other infringements.

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STUDENT SENATE Government . . . rules . . . regulations . . . expenses . . . make up the Work of the Student Senate. These Wheels of campus sponsor many all- school activities such as blood drives and name bands appearances. This ruling body of MSC. is composed of Commissioners and officers of the Associated Students. Senate members combine With the faculty for Work on the building program and on student activity fees. The Senate directs the work of Freshman 'Week and High School Week and spring quarter they financed the statewide tours which were taken by the music department. Fall and spring quarters they were the people who made the green freshmen climb the mountain While the upper classmen were kept busy cleaning up the campus grounds. Through their program each day at M.S.C. is planned for the students. First row, L. to R.: Dona Wallace, Noida Korslund, Betty Kanalz, Jack Kober, Vera Stucky, Dick Stevens, Lois Freshour, Mary Wells, Jessie Passmore. Second row: Lee Bowden, Dick Curry, Tom Williams, Burton Farley, Arthur Hoiland, Pete Roth, Thomas Hoff, Jim Ryffel, George Beck, Dale Sharp, Jim Paisley, Bob McLaughlin, Bob Swenson, Jack White, Ron Skabo, Harry Mitchell, Robert Pellett, Bill ZuCCOni.

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STUDENT FACULTY SOCIAL COMMITTEE Subbing . . . lots of coffee . . . much fun. This year with their work of directing the functions held in the Union this committee has had the task of planning for the new addi- tion. Last spring a television set was purchased for the lounge and now the comfortable :hairs are filled to capacity as students strain eye muscles to see the ancient movies. Seated, L. to R.: Katharine Roy, Jesse Passmore, Mildred Leigh. Standing: Ed Howard, Lee Bawden, Hugo Eck, James Van Winkle, Gary Norbo. First row, L. to R.: Martha Hawksworth, E, R Hehn, Marjorie Paisley, Sarah Newman. Seated, L. to R.: Leona Barnes, Marga Hoseaus, Juliet Case, Second row: G. O. Sheckels, L. O. Binder, E. R. Monson, Robert Mary Kay phillips' Dunbar, Don Graham, Howard Dean, David Schmidt. Standing: James Van Winkle, Ronald Eustance, Ken Evenson. CURRICULUM AND INSTRUCTION This committee had it rough fall quarter as they burned much midnight oil in an attempt to change a forty-tour hour Week into a iorty hour one. Amidst shouts ot it's impossible and l won't they struggled to prove it is possible and you will. STUDENT FACULTY RELATIONS These are the people to whom you can bring your suggestions or gripes. Patiently and sympathetically they listen to all prob- lems between students and faculty and it possible will try to suggest an amicable solution.