Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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GEOLOGY ?rofe or$ JasiHB P. Sowe Chairman C AiUtg II. Clapp J. P. BOWS Chairman J. P. Bowi Organizer Assistant I ' roffuMr Jons H, Braih,ky, Jb. Rdyle Howe Geology :ii Montana i» under I lit? supervision of expert authorities. Dr. Jesse P. Howe and Dr. Charles 11. Clapp have both done research work along geological lines, and have improved I lie department by adding to its supplies and collet-lions each yew. The department o|»cncd on heeciidier l. ' i, 11100 with l r. Rowe, present chairman, at (lie head. Fifteen students at- tended (he first class which wjis held in iwu moms in 1 lie Pharmacy building. The department now has over two hundred students taking Geotogy. and ten s|Knial students majoring in Hie c -sc. Tin ' Geology department has ;i large number of supplies, which it keeps en]|e ting and adding to each year; either by purchase, exchange or research work. Missoula is a rii-h territory in Geologic deposits and of- fers a wonderful opportunity, both to the Instructor and the student, to study in practical work of the Geologic field.

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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.

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HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Prof cstar Pavi, C, Phillips Chairman J. K Ht, Munich mm Assistant Pmfrtiwr Edward K. Bennett 0. ToStfura Work in History was offered in conjunction whb the department of Social {Science in lie bc iunihg years of ilie Oliver ] [v. 1 ' rofessor Paul C. Phillips became chairman whrii llishny was made :t dr[u rr Mini I in 1! 1L». Harrison A. Trexler of Johns Hopkins rniversity specializing in Enro- K n llisjoiy. Joined the family in r,m and Professor J. Earl .Miller in 1! 1! , Professor Ihmuett and Tunning have come hut rece ntly, IVilual ;lekI Krurunnif Progress, a general course in elementary social cience fur freshineti, was mangur: 1 in 1922 l y the departments of History and Economics. Xine- Iran student were graduated in History in lt)2fl and ahout the ilnr tiUMilN-r will 1m- candidates fur di ' gnu ' s lliis vi-ar, A library of Northwest History, perhaps the most ex- tensive in the world, is found in what is known as the Treasure Room ' of the library building. The department alsn Inis an extensive collection of Knglish V ' oiisrit uiionul history, ■