Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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HARKIKT HAXKIN BED1IAX9 HE PEOPLE of the State of Montana have given to you this L niversity with all of its facili- ties for education. Your parents have made it possible for you to attend the University, often when it means self-denial, Are you put- ting forth every effort to get the most out of your university ex- perience? Are you profiting by your opportunity? If you can hon ' cstly answer Yes h you have jus- tified I j c - confidence placed in you. HARRIET RANKIN SEDMAN,

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v. it .n- sj-: CJ HE SUCCESS of a University life is measured by the extent to which we retain its influences for all time. The Sentinel, with its concrete record of much that is best and most important in the year, will aid in keeping these in- fluences fresh- It is a great pleas- ure to be able to inscribe in this permanent memorial of college days and college friends my sin-- cere good wishes for you all. R H. JESSE.

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PttK-sitiKN i IL Olapp, Ha Iieis been with us for Four ye ta, ami his untiring efforts me always fur tin- t rih ' M- ity ami W fu-r imhits. Proxy is one of us. throng?) and through— a Sincere friend of each Montana student. ritrH ' t:»Mll ] l;Klii:i;3i ' li I ' . Si ' JJf.l i ll, Until ill ' Jlir i Irj m M liu-nl of foreign languages find vice-president of the University, is the only person still with ns who was end the original faculty. Prof, Sehetn-h returned in September after a yeftf ' a sojonw in Europe, and he was hearlily sveicOined by the student body; Da. Mourns .1. Ki.ftot:i is sis strongly attached fO the hearts of iln- students a liv is tfi tlie department of Biology and Zoology. He has been with the institution xini-i ' ils infam-v, and ]m- Jims heen ;» loyal booster during hi affiliation. Fiiasce Onmiis, professor of ftnglish, lias iK ' eti a meml er of the University faculty since (he early years nj ' the institution. She is buck after a year ' s ah settee, at her old post. The Dean of the SVhunl nf .Journalism, AsT tftt I . Stoxk, is an enthusiastic worker for our Alma Mater, During his ten years on the facility, lie has won the admiration nf eaeh Montana sEmli-ii!. ' flu- NH ' innrv nf Ihe Immii hrinj;s n 1hroh 1m 1 ln la-arl nf itk ' Ii alum. Hur dearest tradition, SOS, was originated by Dean Stone. Thirty