Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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ONE YEAR OF COLLEGE limit t ' .iitirlrs ■ , foljrf During the past seventeen years Dean Mollett has hovered over the SchtHjl of Phar- macy just as he nurtures one of those rare plants that he and the members of the school are raising constantly out in the little plot in front of the Y hut. But none of his success- es as a plant doctor ever brought him ball the joy that the past year of school has offered. With nearly fifty embryonic drug clerks, doctors, and nurses working hard to vindi- rate the personal in lei ' est that their Dean takes in them. Professor Mollett is feeling pretty proud in his quiet way. I-Jccause Mollett is quiet and soher ap| ear- ing he is one of the least known deans of the University. But — once you have broken ihe front, Dean Mollett hecomes a humorous, kindly professor, an interesting talker and a loyal worker fur Molilalia . He rather shyly admits that Montana , to him, first meant the Aggie school where the pharmaceutical department was organ- ized. Dean Mollett headed the school at the A grit-Li It m ' ii] College from 1U07 to HWi. when the department was moved to the University. We don ' t hold that against him. The artist drew this picture of Dean Spaulding in army uniform, not because the dean is a squad shark, but because the only picture he would submit to the Sentinel was one of himself in the war days when he was a captain in the A. E. F. Dean Spaulding, in reality, is the much liked, quiet head of the best Forestry school in the country. A practi- cal forester, a good fellow and a man — Tom Spaulding is a prominent figure in campus life. Dt;m Spaulding handles the shorthorn rangers from the brush as well as he leads •a grand march as a formal. He is a hard worker and expects as much from his students. The transit luggers, axe artists and botanist know I his and fail out I heir best to please him. In and around the cam- pus he is free and easy in being just one of the fellows. Few of the faculty have a hetter knowledge of student affairs and a wider circle of friend mitside their own departments. Dt ' titt Thomas, SpQULdiftg