Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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I.ikf ;i ytMinir u ' iainV stri ' tcliing iiiiiiiatim l»nt already sturdy sinews in an- ticipation of ■ goiter strength to eome, the State University grown. Rapidly iter infiiu-ii ' i- Bp reads from -iiirs mid towns t mon viiinyrs and isolated country districts of the state. Witii ttonda of friendship and • ' hm| will, engendered by so alr« i«ly noteworthy service in tbe developmeinKof tin oommonwealth, our Alma Mater links hi ' rs«lf t tin- of Montana. Shn semis nut thinking men and women to live ami work ami play in 111 in inanities of tlx state; there to s«-t a wholly muc standard l»y which other people may live ami w « ik ami play. She sends out School teaehvJv business men, Carmen, joarnallsts, foresters, toilers of svery description ' , who ny their toil shall make Afontana great. The winds of . ham-.- hnv scattered her disciples in .wry community of tht state, there to take ii|Mn their shoidd« ' rs a lar e responsibility and discharge it well. The University garners nesr laurels ith each yearly emtribution of ad- ditional in. ihImtk tb au enlightened i-itjaeuhfo ' lfer graduates rightfully ;it- trihute their success to the training hc has given them: — And s . she grow . StiulrTTts seek li- r halls of lea mini: in ever-increasing numbers. Tin j pi. .if M ' ..nt;ina invito tjii.-m by thf »ift of new buildings, by pniviskni Tor-Htill greater growth in the future. Our Alma Mat.-r feels the lifeblood pt bung mi stranger In ber veins; feds the fibers Insittffif her t.» the hearts of the people grow more firm ami lasting. She flexes sturd) sin. -us in eager sntieipaupti of greater strength to coines

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Dean Sedman ' s Message cell It affords me tin- k eencel pleasure to have this opportunity to extend ■. ' revtintfs to the readers of tin- Sentinel. It is iihmv especially a pleasure ami ■ privilege voce, as soine ol you may Know, this University ia my Alma Mater. During tin viars ihat have come ami goOC Itace 1 fVjBflj H student on this campus, the UniveraHj hai pressed forward with that undaunted spiKtnf so typical f the pioneer, Regardless of obstacles, it has forged ml ahead until Sdijf the state University of .Montana stauda in the foremost ranks istittiti ns i As wc look into the future, our possibilities in the fieJ6s r service a c em unlimited. It promises adequate buildinga] ami which to rmre for our Steadily inereasinj; numher of sttnN nts. time our fmulty is la ' imjr rfinforenl. Bui OUrjlUCCffli uifl »Vt be assured with- out that continued spirit of co-operation between itudeuis and faculty, Univer- sity ami stai.-. uhi. fi luis tmaraeterijsed the. program of the nhst. In our class- room worfr, in our activities, in carrying out our rraditionaynid in our ideals of s- ivi.-e. we need « ii »ip.-rat ion. The su.-ecs of tin- l : nirvrsit depends up ii im simrK) imlividuaL nor upon any yronp of individuals. Kverv one who is asso- ciated with tin institution ' s student. elunrousor faenltj member must pear his sliarr itT 1he i ommoti harden And as me 01 the State University slrive side h side for its futur we must rctm-mlier a further duty: wholehearted co- operation Wjith tin other institutions On the Greater University of Montana ami deveteeVsefvice t » the g reat state w hieh has given w generoual) to our support.

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ntie Future of Athletics at fhe State University Despite the fccj ti nt the past two yean has been nntrKad with mediocre ■UCCcafl in some ptllMHi of athleties, there is every reason to believe that we need tear favour future. Whatever failures we have known in the past ean be attributed direct to the lack of organization within th - inatifotion which has to do with aUracting high school stars to the state I ' niver-ity and the retention of t hoy athletes after they have enrolled. Due to thejiaek of organization, which has been mentioned, we have been unfortunate enonga t. gtudente, who, after tiny bad spent a years work at Montana, Sought larger inetHutions bacauae of the fad tba -4 ecannol com- pete with those larger lehoola in the field of athletka and nae the I to obtain our athletea thai teem to be the enstoin elaewbeK. With flie new huildiuj program well un«U v way. wnie j iueludes a jrytn- nasiuin estimated to e »n in the neiirhlMuhond wriO.tWlO, and With the differenl organization! n the ■;nn|ni x working to in}e eaH the, state Eugty ■ hool students in the Montana higher 4 sel is. it may ne said that athtetfcs at Montana is i mino into tv own. Plana have bean formed by Jhe M GMIj and li til Sentinel, in cooperation ' with the Kaimiu. t.. keep tvert! high school student informed concerning Hie r niverxity and its advanta -H over institatu n outaide the slut.-. The M • Kit has eompletcd a eard index syatent by means f which contad is krt.t wifn .-v. ry athlete 4 in the high schools and in which is recorded iiis year of graduation :$ iiis m -i I preference. In this wa . through the co-operation of the various Ugh whooi inatructoraj certain influence can be brought to bear upon the individual students to induee tie ih to attend Montana institutions. OCX— ytjy ' d