Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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1LfTiIlENTlEli Montana University is our Univer- sity-loyalty and service bind us for- ever to our Alma Mater. Tender ineinories will be with us always. Vile will have pleasant thoughts of the de- lightful months spent in Missoula with the realization that its loveliness and kindliness added to the happiness of our college days. HAZEL MUMM, President of A. VV. S. VVithout a doubt, any school is greatly influenced by the city in which it is situated, and the Univer- sity of Montana has enjoyed a wealth of benefit from its location. If the City of Missoula and the University of Montana maintain a mutuality of cooperation in the future as they have in the past, both will continue to prosper and grow. GORDON ROGNLIEN, President of A. S. U. M. ... ' ze I I . ,

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'LiFllENTIEl1lQ The city in which a university is located necessarily plays a large part in a university education. Missoula, by being where it is and what it is and by being in close cooperation and sympathy with this University, does much to make the life of the student pleasant and wholesome. J. E. MILLER, Dean of Men. I 1 I 0 V1 Y. '-ur av I ff The business of being a University person is made considerably niore agreeable by the fact that the school is located in Missoula. Perhaps that is because the climate partakes of the Californiang people on the other side of the mountains have never experi- enced a Missoula spring, or they would live here. MRS. STONE. Acting Dean of XVOIIIQH. g I

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'lfdllflf Tl Elllfill ff' To Missoula this volume is respectfully dedicated by the students of the State University, who realize the consistent effort that has been made to fulfill the pledges given in 18933 when this city was designated as the seat of the institution, and who appreciate the fine spirit of cooperation which Mis- soula people have shown in the furtherance of plans for the advancement of the University 's interests. A. L. STGNE, Dean of the School of Journalism. I Q Q I -.. ' Il... vii.. I I 5 L 7 ll II Iltlllllllllll 1 - 25