Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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1 J 1 Ai f III TO DEDICATION W To the memory of Edwin Roone Craighead, whose broad vision, faithful work, and loyal support opened the way for what the Greater University is today and for what it dreams of being tomorrow, do we respectfully dedicate this book, the I92I Sentinel.

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Greeting by President Edward O. Sisson This is tht fourth Selitim-I for which I h;i Vi- hern u ' iven I In- privih ' «e of writ iiiu .j word of ij teetuujr, 00 it was ve y natural ih«i I shuuld kaiii ' i ' luvk over the irtln-r three, sriiuuiiiii m t only my brier word — lest 1 should now merely repeat — btri also the many pup f»U nf the keen- est interest to one whose heart is bound Bp with the State t ni versitj On thv iterswnil side it R9t like a reunion with the throng of fae fl in the box , n if t$»«n still with its on iln- caju |hi«. others Liihtii ' out miM the tasks of life, and a few, happily otily a few, whom we ahall not aum ' n ve earth. Whit i vi 11 imagine how many others likewise scan these jmuit!. rich with memories and with hopes! The Sentinel h a kind of demoeratie hall of fame with a niche for ev«3 one of, the Dnivmity ' s members. From ihe Fn-s.-i uris i:iu T win-am «f farm ami personal record one turns naturally to the mir- rored imace whieh the record gives of the great stream of events: 1918, the Dnivareity complete- ly .inrros d iti tin- War, with mrwt of its mVn in servu ct lfMft. Ihp Armistice sivned and :ri iniiK .lisN -i(ijr into ihe ordinary hanm-ls of life, with rapidly im-reasintf enrollment here as on Jill university campuses; 1J 21 full resumption of university work, but Immured by Hi- pineh ol InjntfKteient Financiul resoweesj alnn i world-wide wti - of disillusionment beeauss the eeusatiou of a live warfare had failed utterly to usher in (he roseate ideals of peace. Nmw IHlil: since lost year ' s Sentinel, the people of tin- Stale- have testified their faith in higher edueatirm hy passing IS and VA -, may those lienefieient iii»»kuivk soon lH-yrin to tUK ' rut . for lht needs are Crying! Hut the largest result of these four years so for as universiti. mv .-nnceriied is that tin ' eoiltttry has awakened tO Hie national meaninjj of lii ln-i- crlueation: i1 is notrtsf to ai|i- port it more eenerouaJy, but it will also make far greater demands and apply far severer tests. We slnitl In- niu.-h niidrr fire: hut . .|.i ik u,vi, IhiIIi mm ami hert ' after. And whatever the coudjtiona and wlmtever lbs detnaudife tlie nieet»i ? imisi prdeper; jith! its, gTcateet proe l Tity )i - in its jrreat t wl-vii-r.