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

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Presidentis Message On the occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Montanan, I would like to express congratula- tions and best wishes to the Montanan staff and all the students who have had a part in making this Montanan the fine volume it is. Over the years, the Montanan has gained a reputation as a splendid volume, recording the stu- dent life, activities and services at Montana State College. The Montanan is a permanent record which students, faculty, and friends of the institu- tion treasure having in their library for reference through the years and for fond memories of campus life at MSC. Again, congratulations and best Wishes on the occasion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Mon- tanan. Ronald R. Renne President PRESIDENT RENNE has been the head of this college for the past thirteen years. His policies have helped to build MSC to its present stature. Student governing and student opinion are our privileges because Dr. Renne is Willing to listen and Weigh the voice of the student. YVe are for- tunate to have him and We can feel sure that under his leadership this college Will grow and prosper. MISS HARRIET MILLER, State Superin- tendent of Schools, now holds the highest position in the state educational system. The students of Montana State College wish her the best of luck and We feel that, with her back- ground and experience in the field of education, her policies and legislation will bring great strides in the advancement of better education in Montana. 'wks' 'W'-. I. 65. 4 'ol Q X 'O . ' ,. ' L I f -ffl ' I 'i -Q '13, ' f Dr. R. R. Renne Miss Harriet Miller

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State Board of Education L to R Claience Popham George Lund Mrs. H. F. Petro, Monsignor Emmett J. Rilev Harriet Miller Governor Aronson Attorney General Forrest Anderson, A B Guthue Me1r1ttWa1den Mis Edith Chambers, Horace Dwyer. Dean Brown Always ready and willing to lend a helping hand, or should we say, word of advicef, to any student with any kind of a problem, this is Miss Esther Brown, whose official position on the campus is that of Dean of XVomen. Her door is always open to anyone, boys as well as girls, if they want to come just to chat and talk about the weather or if they have some kind of problem. Dean Brown is never too busy to stop and talk for a minute. The job of being Dean of Xvomen is not a simple one, for she has many girls she must look after and help and guide in their education. She must also see that they maintain proper behavior and learn correct social etiquette. Although this is almost an impossible task, Dean Brown is doing an excellent job, plus taking care of her many other activities she must attend to constantly. Une of her main tasks in the Spring is assisting with and planning for the annual Womenis Day program.