Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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within the next few pages are contained the names and faces of the people who control the government of our campus . . . . . . but in our daily schedule of classes and social pursuits ... we are liable to forget that they are not only our mentors . . . but our friends . . . the y work for us . . . they strive . . . con- stantly ... to raise the standard of our school ... in all ways ... for our betterment . . . . . . they were once students . . . like ourselves . . . and they have learned through study and experience . . . the problems of the college curriculum . . . and how best to meet them . . .

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ADMINISTRATION EXECUTIVE BOARD Q ii. Claw S .1. T.iKKKK L B. Bi noi J. B. Si-KKit ADMINISTRATIVE ►PPICl II. II. Sh m Chablm II. O ait PttDBBICB C. BcBtKBCB BlCHABO II. JBBM J, BA8LL IfllAM ELuuun Rankin Bkdman Jams B. Bran Philip . Kbknbi w ' ii i i m E. Haddock ROBCKT C. Link DmD «»f FUBM w I » i OBflM Thomas CL Bpauldino Ahi iii ii L. Stunk Chablm w. Death axt DbLom Smith Chablh B. i Ifouxrr Executive Secretary President «»f tin State University Vice Prr i li ' lit Dean «»f tin Paenlty i ••;! ii «.r Hen i keen « ' f Women Registrar iitul Business Manager Ubrarian Director of Public Service Division and Board of Recommendation! • Bchooi of Business Administration Dean »f tin School »r Education Dean «»f the Bchooi of Force try Dean of the Bchooi of Journalism - • Dean «.r tiit- Bel i »r Law Dean f the Bchooi f Music Dean of the Bchooi of Pharmacy

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CHARLES H. CLAPP PRESIDENT B.S.. Ph.D. Many, quoting a great lender, designate Mi Iht IMLhNtticil] lis the li Velnpili;t anil if i tivci ' intn iil, Tin 1 phrase i pruserviHl even in tbe decision of some of our lead- ing court}. Too frequently, however, it lias im-it interpreted to include only coo- tridilTlnns I if him] utilixntiiHi, sitrvt-ys of mineral resource , research in pure and applied sciemv. rm-:ilm ' writing, phiiis fm- i ' v noning ami recreation, ami reforliiH in taxation. Important as those develop- niriiK i n: in smh ;ili i listi nil um us the State University of Montana ttoej fade iriln relative iiisi niriramv I ' mnpLLwii to the development of students,— past, pres- ent,, it ml fin u n It is not always nppre- i l ted thai tbe members of Mi faculty of tin- Slale I niversily of .Montana ait 1 first ami fimMimst teachers, and that tin- in iirii!iim render il real est erviee lo the stair in tin ' development of students and only incident a I Iv in other wiiys, The State University i r Montana must pros- per, but ii prospers as its students,— peat, present, and future — prosper.