Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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- l v 1 A 1' EH , L Message of Dean 811185011 If a greater test ean be made of a man's loyalty other than dying for his eountry, it is living for it. That test is now demanded of us. Nor is it necessarily the easier one to make. The millions of men who offered their serviees in the great war made the saerifiee for the ideal that Freedom shall not perish from the earth. Wlietlier or not this ideal shall be realized depends to a large extent, on those of us who are living today. The larger share of this great responsibility rests with the sehools and universities of this eountry. A free people must lie an intelligent people, The state of Montana provided men and women ready to fight the enemy, or to serve those who were fighting for our eountry's eause. It now stands ready to serve the living. Through its State University Montana is offering a liberal and adequate edueation to all young men and women who must soon take part in direeting the government and the soeial life of this nation. It is earnestly hoped that a large nuniher of boys and girls will take advantage of this offer by plaeing themselves under sueh supervision as will furnish the strenuous mental dis- eipline neeessary to fit them to fight for the problems of peaee as valiantly as those students who gave their lives for the problems of war. Mueh eredit is due the elass of 1920 and espeeially the editors of this Sentinel for their untiring efforts in producing a puhlieation whieh, while it honors our illustrious dead, also attempts to give to all the living a. vision of the larger life whieh may be theirs. 117-

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