Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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Contents BOOK I: UNVERSITY T110 Govc1'11i11g,: fIffil'Cl'S of tlw I711iv1-1'sit'y, tho 17021118 of thu S1-lmuls, 211111 thc Stllmlvut A11111i11ist1':1ti1'1- Hfficv1's. P1131-s to 40. BOOK II: QLASSES H I Svuiors, 41 tu 0.2: Junior Uffif-1-1's 111111 fYUl1lI11IttCt'S, 11.3 to 053 Sopllumoru Officers 111111 Co111111ittQ0s. 00 to 601 F1'1-s11111c11 Officcrs :111c1 Cflllllllittetk 70 to 72. BOOK III: ATHLETICS I11t1'ud111'tio11, T3 tn TR: Fmmtlmll. 79 to 903 B:1skc'tl1:1Il. S11 to 983 T1-11011, I 1 7 L19 to 108: I11t,1'2l-Iu111'2lI, 10.1 to 11.01 XV01111-11's, 121 to 12S. BOOK IV: .ORGANIZATION IIOI1OI'il1'I9S. 129 to 142: Clubs. 1113 tu 154: F1'11tv1'11ities. 155 to 104: S01'01'iti0S. 165 to 176. BOOK V: CAMPUS DAYS A I'I1ot0g1'11p11ic ROView of thc Year. 177 to 192. BOOK VI: ACTIVITIES Pllbliczltiolls, 103 to 2023 thc- Stage, 203 to 214: I11t1-1'scl1u111sti1'. 215 to 224. BOOK VII: WHC1OPEE In which the Svntiuel Stuff has its fling. 225 to 232 BOOK VIII: ADVERTISING 1? I xg ' V 1 'S J J. 12,1 '1!x,lMc,x 15:1 T1 ' 'JSI ' ,, J., 1 . , I .M 1111 W .1 'IIA Tiff' 11111111 lf H1

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