Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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AsiOCiate Proftitsortt AMistaitt Prt fc r r Ri;doi.7TT 0. Hoffmax Locisr. . Arnoldson B. K. Thomah Instructor Mrs, Flora Weis ebc Mm. Eva McKenzie Met a Peterson 1 ELMB KMtNOFJt HRt.F.K Terry In 1895,, the year of tlie organist ion of the University, Modem Languages were offered in connection with the de- partment of engineering Frederick C Scbeuch, now vice- juvsidHtt i f ih« miivfi ' silv. inking Huii e ' Imth depart Illl ' lltS. Two degrees were then offered : one in Modern Lan- -un-rs. llie mlirv in Aiu-ienl L;ui.u im es nf wliieli William . 1, Aber vvsiM professor. At his death in 1H18. tlie Ancient I .manage department wsis discontinued until W, l dark came in 1921. The departments then merged into one and 3i dcjjiw iii Foreign Languages was u r U v ], At (He order of f lie Council of Defense, the study of Cn»r- man was discontinued in V.ill. A huge bonfire destroyed textbooks and reference books of the language. Fortunately, a good tierman library was not destroyed. Two years ago 1 1n- si inly id ' i MTLiinu « ;is rex ived.

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I FINE ARTS Professor Bloisi Enow us Ftr.xt mrfrirrfriJ ' Profettw Ci.rrranD KikUeLL Fine Arts received lis tntrodnetlon at Monttioa under Hue supervisioji of Kloise Knowles in 1898. The art studio wan located in the old Williamson building. Later it was moved to the third floor of Main hull, where it occupies two l-mmiw; iln- i tin in arl room and I tie art office. Free barn I drawing wan the leading eonrse tanghl during l]n» 1 ' itrlv d:ivs. ToiI:jv :i v:Lrarly if rolirses are tanghl in eluding Drawing, Design, History of Art. and Advanced Work in Art. Tin- An department has a large number of caatB, pic- tures, and holographs from which it? students take their work. At present there are thirly-otie majors and seventy five other students enrolled in this deportment It Is now I lie third large I .school til the University. Public attention is being attracted to the art depart- ment through tlie displays of art work by oilier artists and from other art depart men ts that they exhibit,

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Ikvix W, Cook Tn die year hml j , ;i ranger school was eHtablisiied at the University or i Km tana hv the Government. Mr. Steel , now Professor in the Forestry School w:ts sit the head of I In- Imager School ami had sis Ink il sistatit, I r. Kii kw ouii. Foresii-y School chisses at this time were held in a little room in the attic of Main Hull with an attendance of seven student . The Stale Legislature created the School of Forestry in 1!H4. i ' rofessor Skeels secured $:ii JIIH» from the jjmorn- ment and built a shack far the Fort-Kiev School, which is dow ill A. s. I . H. Store, , The liiili- shark served well seven years. Wirl» the. in- crease of forestry students, the course dcmuiided a larger and batter building and in l! JI one if the finest forestry buildings tn the West was Imilt.