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, SENTINEL so t , tse a t lf X lf Pl' it raises inner forces and brings to light muc unknown, it produces new sources And he who says: 'See, here is a fountain for many thirsty ones, a heart for many longing ones, a mind for many tools,' around him a people will gather, that is, many who will attempt Nietsche Zarathustra III 25 So, with the University, its worth is not in money, but to better the world. So, also, its students should aim to improve the world rather than to get ahead in it FREDERICK C SCHEUCH Vice pres1dent 1951 t21J h
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S11N'l'1N1y2i. -S Memories are as fickle as precious minerals. They sometimes fail us in times of test. Some We would like to forget throng to plague us. Others are Worth making every effort to retain. Mem- ories of friends, college chums, and contests won or lost, are a mine of satisfaction and cheer: and may form a culture which furnishes the wherewithal for further progress. lf life is to be worth living, it must keep going ahead. Nothing is so disheartening as being stopped too long. May the l93l Sentinel prove good prospecting for all on the campus of Montana's State University. CHARLES H. CL!-XPP, President. - 4 - in-.-.......,...,.,..,..,-. ,.......1-.-..------ 1051 E201
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M-if---IH 551 f Tl N Iii 1, The yearbook the Sentinel sets down the events of this year 1n order that in the future you may review them with memory re freshed May the verdict of your last reading of this book in years to come be that it was well Worth your while to have spent this year at the University of Montana R H JESSE Dean of Faculty Athletics is a symbol of the Univer- sity and an enterprise which has an almost universal appeal. This fact is attested by the number of alumni who made contributions for financing Dorn- blaser Field The debt which alumni owe their alma mater can not be meas- ured 1n money but their appreciation has been shown by these sacrifices. May this symbol of the University-our athletic enterprises-ever continue to be a symbol of the best in sportsmanship. J B SPEER Registrar and Business Manager. 1 9 15 1 I - . - r v 1 . 1 - 1 - . 9 . ' - . v 1 . . y f . y -,D-W, , R H , ,,,,,,,, W Y W, V+,4,,,,. V ,t,,,,.,--.,-,t,......,,,..1..-...,..,, ,W ,,,-.......-..-. ----1-1-- ' I 2 2 I
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