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

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Contents Administration and Faculty Student Activities.......... Clubs ...................... Publications ............... Page 20 Honorarics .................................... Page 103 Page 34 Classes .................................. Page 158 Page 42 Story of the Year........................... Page 242 Page 74 Advertising and Index........................... Page 313 3

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MONTANAN JIM DRISCOLL Editor LARRY PETERSON Business Manager Published by the Associated Students of Montana State College Member of the Rocky Mountain Collegiate Press Association Bozeman, Montana Volume 57 2

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The college student of today faces a unique double standard. Good grades are expected of him if he is to stay in school and obtain employment. But he is also expected to devote some of his time to bettering himself through participation in extra-curricular endeavors. For some, this presents no problem. For others, much hard work is necessary to achieve both goals. To obtain the brighter horizons offered college graduates, the wise student learns to budget his time so that he may participate in those activities which will aid him in the future. Campus clubs and committees develop qualities of leadership which may have lain dormant, and teach him that cooperation is necessary to complete a job. In short, the purpose of an education is more then mere classwork and study. Every experience while in college should contribute to developing a better man. The next few pages of the MONTANAN are devoted to the presentation of this idea. The staff has not fully explained all of the elements which have been brought into this presentation. Instead, we hope that as you read them, you will find the ideas in the pictures and apply them to the theme. We hope that you will then fit the theme to your “Purpose of an education.” 4