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

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STEERING COMMITTEE Seated jack Sherrick, Wes Deitchler, Sharon Hill, Don Wolfe, Chairman P I H111 Stan Smith Standing jim Nordahl. We, the students of Montana State College of the Greater University of Montana, having rights to uphold and interests to promote, both for ourselves and the institution Whereat We are gathered, acting upon the desire to uphold such rights and promote such interests in the most efficient and creditable manner, do organize our- selves as the Associated Students of Montana State College.

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Dean Gaines Vice President Serving as president of MSC in the absence of President Renne, Vice-President P.C. Caines has a dual role to H11 with his position as dean of faculty. He received his B.S. degree at NVashington State College in 1919 and his NIS. degree in 1931. Coming to MSC in 1923, he served as a chemistry instructorg he was a professor of the de- partment in 1946, assuming his present position of vice- president in 1945. Now, as in the past, Dean Gaines is once again showing his abilities as an advisor as Well as a leader. or l l ministrative Cffcers 1 fm.. W I 1 i L... Harry Cockrum Mildred Leigh Director of Admissions Director of SUB H. C. Cheever Martin Whalen Supervising Architect Physical Plant Supt. Contributing to the betterment of MSC through eflicient organi- zation and cooperation, the administrative officers strive for more beneficial ways of serving the individual student. The superintendent of the physical plant is responsible for road maintenance and campus construction. Public information about MSC in the form of newspapers, television, and radio releases is under the management of the director of information. Building plans are handled by the supervising architect, and eligibility of student applications is determined by the director of admissions. All business comes under the control of the business manager and treasurer, and the agricultural extension service is respon- sible for county extension agents. Well known to the student are the duties of the director of the SUB and the head librarian. And, in charge of registration, from the distribution of registra- tion cards to the arranging of time schedules, is the registrar. Bernard Copping Leslie Heathcote Business Mgr. and Treas. Librarian Ken Nicholson Torlief Aasheim 1 Director of Information Director, Extension Service ,,,

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fast r a MCQZWE' ,V , - X 1' '12, X GT f3f:'f.5'r '- 1' 'jffi-LFC ,N . . . A :YM yy ,ix I .ja 1 5352 C 1 F X 1 e lf! - Sandee, th Ed Harper President Ed, the genial president of ASMSC is a graduate student in education from Bozeman. Short in stature, but big in heart, he carries out the duties of his oilice with avigorlv ASMSC hails from Great Falls. Her dark eyes and ready smile add life and humor to the senate oflice. e cute little secretary of Don Wolfe Vice-President Don, the second in command of ASMSC comes from Hardin. A senior, majoring in general studies, he shows his Wit and ability to de- bate in many Ways. Sandee Quickenden The student activities program was the main topic of discussion QB at the Student Senate workshop in Ennis. K, Secretary Comprised of the entire student body, ASMSC is the governing force in student administration. In order for its ofHcers to be successful, it demands that all students take a vital, active interest in college affairs. As in other forms of government, it is essential that support come from the entire body of people being repre- sented. College years offer opportunities un- limited in learning how a government operates. The individual student is important not only as a voter in student politics, but in the im- portant avenues of participation open to him as a member of ASMSC.