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

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w My ggi, W ii' M 'grim , in -2 , W , if-fs A ' in FOREWORD Fling wide our colors bright and true Sunlight gold and ether blue Fit emblem of our college days, Proudly we our banners raise. Oh, MSC right loyolly We offer songs of praise to thee Long may thy power enduring be Alma Mater, hail to theel When years have borne us tar away Memories shall keep today We proudly owe to MSC All we are and hope to be MSC Alma Mater 4

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President R. R. Renne During his second year on campus, since his return from the Philippines, Dr. Renne has tried to continue with his plans for a college built for the future. lncluded in these plans is a 375,000 addition to the Student Union Building. Construction was begun on this structure spring guarter and is ex- pected to be completed within a year. lnside the addition are to be bowling alleys, a large ball- room, and extra room for play productions. Al- though the building is not expected to be large enough to fulfill all of the student needs, it will relieve the situation greatly. Early last spring student-faculty committees were appointed to look into the needs of the stu- dents and it was through these suggestions that the plans were formulated. ln this way it was thought that students would have a larger share of the responsibility in the direction of the program of expansion. 6 Dean of Vlfomen, Esther Brown, has completed her second year as the guardian of MSCS young ladies. She has helped them through the numerous difficulties that arise in an average college life, and the extraordinary that always happens. l-fer purpose at the college is to help mold the women into ladies fitted to take their place in this world. Through her diligent efforts, the various programs that women participate in are controlled so that they go off perfectly on schedule without the least trouble or effort. Her busiest quarter seems to be Spring when she works with the student chairman of Women's Day in planning this traditional event. Dean Esther Brown