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

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FZS if Q X ,B-X Dick Trainer winds up his tongue as The homecoming fans watch the 'Cats The weather grew colder as the sea- the Sagebrush Apes go into action. in action. son grew longer. The national election took on added color at RISC. with the holding of a mock election just G SI prior to the actual voting. The students accur- Krmdm ately predicted the outcome ofthe stateis guber- I natorial race, giving Donald Nutter a over- whelming majority over Paul Cannon, but they failed to recognize the trends of the nation in the presidential campaign, as they hypotheti- cally elected Dick Nixon. judging from the state budget cut to education, perhaps the students made a wrong choice in the gubernatorial con- , test also. The students also kept the polls busy i ' X on other issues, as they elected queens, voted on a new winter quarter holiday, and chose their student leaders for the coming year The Presidents brother stopped at MSC during i the campaign. , I , ,, , The dedication of the plaque honoring those MSC football players X ffm! during XISC s mock election. who died in WWII.

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E- 1 l The sax section cuts loose during the Homecoming Ball. President Renne speaks at a meeting in the SUB theatre. E xr ,4 4391 4 fx A One of thc frosh class president tiiziflifhffe speaks from the coffin. F 1 The crowd at the Homecoming Ball. cliinaxing the wt-ekcic.d's ,ittiu ities

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..- -n .J 1 -- x The ever-popular Winter parties and the basketball games helped break up the grey days of Winter quarter, but the students also took time out for more serious things. Religious Emphasis Week found the stu- dents exploring theology through talks by leading ministers from throughout the na- tion. The Christmas Sing saw more than 1700 students participating, with every living group on campus represented with singing groups. Perhaps the biggest topic brought before the students Winter Quar- ter Was the budget cut controversy, as cof- fee break conversations turned into govern- mental debates. The Exponent became one of the statels most comprehensive news gathers concerning the University Systenfs plight, and President Renne made head- lines with his stand on the matter. n-11.-.....a win.,- lL1 Rl Thr: spotlight of tliff Spf li lt e Spotlight Dance. Their tln-iiiw Pr-'liibi The annual music assembly, recognition of MSCS musical groups. The cotton ciiiidy of .1 lm-kutlwall :ann if N Q, .3 1 Q f' 1' I 1 , 1 'I S 'fill' , N , ,-1 1 --. I ,. 1 1-llivw