Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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RIARY X. FARRELL ROY F. AHXLLAN ALICE SCLIWEEEL BJIARION LEACH W. O. MI'ssEY , XTIRGINIA RICIHXULIFFE X7ERN LINDERMAN BIARGARET TURNER ELVA BIIRT FEED VVILSON JACK STERLING FLORENCE DIXON RIARGARET JOHNSON HAROLD YOUNG D053 NOT CLRGULATE The staff . . Editor Business Manager Assistant Editors Art Editor Assistant Art Editors Calendar Editor Soeiety Editor Sport Editor Campus Photographers Subscription Manager Contributors-F. D. Sehwalni, Marion Treiber, Pearl Ander- son, Alice Keith, Neva Rutledge, Josephine Sanders, Lloyd MaeRae. Donald Carnal, Florence Faust, Grace Baldwin, Quincy St-Ott, Seymour Gorsline, George Soherek, Rox Reynolds, Einer- son Stone, R. D. Casey and Dean A. L. Stone. ...5.....

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