Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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f, A Duncan McDonald O A MAN who repre- sents all that is best of the red and the white, who, with the knowledge and understanding' of the white man, appreciates the red men whose blood he has. Possessing' a portion of tolerance unequaled among today's people and appreciating' beyond our ability the progress Montana has made. XYith the greatest of pleasure we hereby dedicate the 1933 Sentinel to this representative of early Montana days who will, we hope, be with us for many years to come. to enrich our knowledge of earlier days and to help us learn the many things we have to give thanks for- DVNCAN McDONALD. l5l

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Ein memnriam 9990 XYhen we begin our last promenade for our cle- grees, let us linger in our thoughts with two mem- bers who may bring up as ghostly lignres in that parade, reaching from across a deep chasm to clasp the hands of their schoolmates. HELEN PRICE August, 1932 XVILLIAM RHEIM November, 1952 I7l