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

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Lewis Hall Row 1, L . to Berenice Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Row 5 G. E. Roy C. B. Jim SCIENCE FACULTY R.: Capt. C. C. Dye. Capt. R. E. Carlson. Kay Roberts, Thelma Lauer, Anna Pearl Sherrick, Laura Copple, Shirley Reese. Baylis, Bernard Ostle, Brick Breeden, Capt. Floyd Wright. Uhlrich, Adrien L. Hess, Edward H. Ward, E. Anacker, William Swarta, C. J. D. Brown. A. M. Johnson, Inf. Col. Harry Balish. E. Huffman, Paul A. Grleder, A. B. Oviatt, Howard H. Dean, Hack Arroe. John Hurst, Cliff Davis, Harry S, Cannon. Brotherton, Nels Nelson, Hans Sagan. Robert Lownley. Milton Edie, Richard C. Froeschner. Duderstadt, W. E. Booth, E. B. Harvey. Paul H. Visscher. 21

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Division of Science Under the guidance of Dr. F. B. Cotner is the Depart- ment of Science. In this division there are Zoology majors studying animal life, Bacteriologists studying micro-organ- isms, Botanists studying plant life, H. P. E. majors— the future coaches of tomorrow. Military Science furnishing our future military officers, and of course Nursing with the women in white. Over all this confusion. Dean Cotner struggles to bring unity to these widely separated fields by his diligent efforts. DR. FRANK B. COTNER SCIENCE FACULTY Row 1, L. to R.: Major Graham L. Bleller, B. L. Johnson, Nathaniel J. Kutzman, Charles N. Couyblan, William J. Dickinson, Ursula Watson, William G. Walter, John A. Barsness, Charles C. Bradley, Captain Stanley F. Sturgill. Row 2: Colonel Maynard W. Bell, Ernest Lauer, Helmer Holje, Roy Wiegand, Sarah Vinke, Bob Beck, Glenn Ingram, 1 Lieut. Mario Perez. Row 3: Carl J. Couch, Fred Schultz, M. B, Burlingame, K. L. Temple, George Towe, Leroy Amunrud. Row 4: Ray Woodriff, Jim Simpson, R. H. McBee, J. E. Whitesitt. 20

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Don Lashway, the President of the As- sociated Students of M.S.C., helped to guide them through another successful year. Don, a Senior in Electrical Engineering, comes from Vaughn, Montana. Presiding over Student Senate is his main duty along with promoting better cooperation between the students and the administration. School functions of all types come under the jurisdiction of the Student Senate. One of the biggest problems that Don had to lead them through this year was that of the proposed reallocation of student fees. Get- ting a name band on campus each year and generally determining the student-admin- istration policies are also part of the func- tions of this group. Student Government The Veep of the ASMSC is Gary Nor bo. Gary, a Senior in Agricul- tural Education, hails from Medi- cine Lake, Montana. Working with Student Senate and presiding over it when the President is absent are his main functions. Gary is also President of the Les Bouffons. The girl who sits on Lashway ' s lap with a notebook and pencil is Barbara Farr, a Senior Home Eco- nomics major from Alberton, Mon- tana. Barb is known as the hardest worker in Student Senate, since her job as Secretary of the Student Senate entails taking down what the others say. 22 I i