Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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UCAN C . LUPKAKT SCHOOL OF LAW Oik- e i r r he nhhvl on ike r pus. i tu- HHinol of |ji v in hImi OlHl nT rli h-ml I r;iiiks jl; ihe ' ki.ss A insl irui ion . It wmik i ' i;iklisheo in 1 ' HI dtld vl ' hw located i u nT I In- ri H.rs of I In |in si ' rU law iMiiUliii . :ii rli;il linn- the Stale [ ' nivevsify ' s Mhrnrv, WIhmi the Lihvnry moved hum i rs pI hCIk( loco- tlOB in (be summer of tin. ' Sehonl of Law look ptflC (In (ifl? building lefr vacant. Tbc school is known for H i xn-lleut tfrorkfufl Ulirarj or S$JUtKl ipu1o« b , one of the fUn ' M 1 roost complete in tire northwest, it includes the reporte of Bupw - Qonrt of tin Halted States, r In- complete Reporter Byitttaii, All state reports to I Ik 1 KejKirter System. Kn liyh ltt-|»orts, Ihi li-ni snuiiics. i ' anttdian K ' |mris, i1k» revision and correal statute lows of all the ptotes in ilu« 1 ' uion. cltotors, en eye I nped las, digest soil :il| lending eel le t ions of coses , It ha lieen btiftl around tin- Will Unit Wii-i Dixoo Memo rial Liln ' iirv. :i gjfl of Mrs, W. W, hix.ni, iinr] includes the (gift or Judge John J. Metis I ton and tlic sown thoottuid Yflluiflfi library of the lahfi Senator w. a. I ' hnk. Ak mi mil landing member or the Assyria lion nf American 14 Scl l n this i s tme f the iiiHtttutkmw approved by 1he American Bar Association. Graduates nitty, in the discretion of the Bnprraoe Conrl of M B, lie ad tnttted to practice Id the courts of Uoataas Htbout further e nrmnntion. Twn years uf ivjiiihir n it ivi 1 rsi I y £00130$ are prerenn isite I OfStronce in I he sehonl, Tlii ' H ' years oT pre v i fire|i.iE :i I ion lire i-eeoinineinle I; inelmled in lliis work is 1 1 i-i ■ enrrienlnrn of I In- I H vision of Sm-Lsil Srienees. I ' reU ' jj;:! I w ork is folhnveil l y :l ruiirse Of study whieh nnvin:i 1 1 laltCS three ft tt in toe St ' hofil of Law itself. The rase system of instruction is employed. SpCCiaJ aiienHnn is jriven lo practice OOUrt work, in vs Uii ' k i ln siiuli ' iilH aiv required noi only hi etgue lr al i|inwi ions, Uni to iry fa. -s, (o-i ' aiv a|if« ' ;iils and o ihiim h all the Me|is uni dent 1i» iln- I rial of a lnw KijiL A thoroo h enunv is gfiV«n in l lie w u( biw Ixnikn. Tin ' Sdioo] of L;isv h;is hmL -Mh ' - ii funiidiiin. I In 1 disiiru-iimi hT Ih-jei i II- only deportmeiirt nn iln- rampue which employe ike honor sysiom in examliiO ' Hon . Iloin-si.s inir i-iiy ll re tiN|niiiMl tt evri ' y si mien t i n. ' ivinj; iln- Li B. decree. i ■ ' i

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DEAN ft. L. STONE SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM Husk -A aiming jonnuUiBin Instil tiiiuns •►f the United f$t teN tmhn 41 1 1 ■ J rHdn-:i(iii« lln IweiLliwli ; iviTsarj ■ •! it- rounding, W« J»W ft School uf Journalism which Ih jiti its colorful career in a group of tents set iih overnight by I tain A. L. Slam- in 1JH4. Tin ' natUJO h • f these COUVftS 1 ' fjtssi-Hnuiis I ' atwd lhein 1o ji l- li i L-V4 ' iiimu ' distlp faun-. Their photographs np jtcaivd in 3H ' ws|i.!I|»its all wer the nmini-y. Almai fifteen k( intent? enrolled in (hut first School, WhrU ii (HH ' ririM- l n i i-y hi r : i k i ■ a Mnd afjainsl M rrH:in:i Mizzanls, 1 1 n • sides of ji hii-vi-Ie slntnl wi ' iv li.ui |-n|n| n | • ; ml a feu u-jmloWK i n [ ioir. ATter the Wotfd U ;ii ' Hie scltool aicved into the Marcus Cook building, then a mil taij ku-rark and now hem known a i tm- -shark , srent» d »-;int| ' iis jMtu-ioiLisiu- activity and fawned for the o rsderie known a Shock Spirit . Today the school features practical training in all fields ( newspajN ' r work, a I ' m! [iu-iii-ii ivr background In phase ! irf r l m • Opllego uf Arts ami SriiTH-i ' is i ' i,iiiiv.l i if t ' iidiiiHf- iti aililm » llu-ir | uufc-ssii mal i rain in;: in newspaper work. ftuplOying Mie principles of ;» metropolitan office, atwJents in tin 1 School of Journalism gather, handle nuil presenl Dews ror i in semi- weekly Montana bTaimln, even to the printing. The prim shop, added m receul yours, has rounded on! the school »ffh . ' ic-m-v nrnl eoinpfettiness and offeft val- uable Iraininj in ils laljnnj rr ry I ' lmrscs. Through nutaido ion 1 a c 0 ami new --i-i-i in- , i- laMi dii ' d, more lliau twelve i| M njs:ii M | iiiH-lirs uT Stale rniversity news an- sent dtll Ijy journalism stndenls ami printed ill Montana pa|iers every yrnr. Tin- I tool maintains ;ut ©J tensive nwrgue 1 , or duet) news room, used fur back references. The study of correal events is an outstanding (feature of the eprrlenTam. Tin- school library includes the lending n w pftpets, professional publications and puhlk n-l:i r if .its niiiN ' rijil rnirn or aii i«al iuiis iai.t tin- i-iiiii ' c nuinlry, in inliiiiion to copied of daily flimsv oonAted by Mm Associated Preas, the, rnitori Press Bad I lie [Uternfltioual NVws Si»rvi ». I ' lu-st uiMti rinls hit nsod :i ;i iKtsis of instruciloa throughoul the entire eonrets. lii- Lsinuirs iu the sdoml aiiiomatirally hecoooc metnbftrs of the Piosr club, Ifs progranis di i ntMi to hriny rinsor oontncte betwcea Eoenihcrs of the school it 4?]f iind kUU KOTO and women in the active field.

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DnDSS SMITH SCHOOL OF MUSIC sin. ' - mi:(. vben Mean DeLose Smith taughl voice, rtghl aiugtag pod ear training wto I i i ■-■ tor of gfee rlnl»N nod ot beuh 1 i instructor of pqblfc school mn ic eoorees =■ 1 1 ;it the s ■ time, the School of Mimic has become renowned throughtmi the state. During the i yeaw of the school ' s existence Mr«, Smith has iissinlni U» official OCCditipnniSt ami iiiNlrneior of pipe oi»2in untl piano, Tim 4h ' }jm of BaehfejOr of Ail in music »»» ' offered CQW« CQflraee in applied mnsm. iwv. violin, hmw and organ, ensemble music, b rmOOy, hl» un-y nf un:xii : i nil 1 1 ■ 1 ■ i ■ ■ ilm-at imi . 1 Hintiji li law I two year t ' oiiw ' s have U ' -]i ;ii]i! ' .1 ilk irOOd wind ;sinl bra»« iimli ' v Mm iliivclion of Slmih IVch almi rtfrn ' t-ior of Mu lirixuly l amL John Orowdfir associate professor and trail- IVH-n»ni?j-il ;irlisl of III ' rtorrliwrsl, gives HprcialiiW ' iJ i li w r run ion ill Jiiilli , SlmhuM M ' .-iliils jtrovinV an oj»|ton imi n :i| l»h aNMiU ;irnl ppofirmui-y in public in both inrimdnnl and group appearances, A Special course euvor ing 11 iN-rinnl of tmit year is ma ima i l n ■■■ I fni- sii[n ' r-vi.soi-s ami n-arlier mnsir in pnMm sHmhiIs. Ihsri-vai ion work in ihis nan - is n-i-ii-r] mi in rln «-in si-ImhiLs, Tim Sintc rijiver iiy Symphony Orchestra, under the di reel ion of I ' m lessor , , Ji. Wefsherg, gives Bit (Ilia I peVfoiii unices of near piMih ' sxional finish. Tln i- ovi-M-niiiriiHis jpve, a critic of this year ' s performance deftctlbed it, -lisim orn who rotim m lirar woiiml hihI umn music a i-ham-i- h ln.-av : i r fii- i hand k.oiii|iiisil ions of llm urea I uia 1rJs , Fur ihefir t lime in many .vkh-s rim men ' s ami women ' s zU-f dubs appeared winler i|o:il ' l.-r in joili! rrHl;il. nvitli I l-i ■ l 1 1 1 1 - |!em Ku Ins-kill, as u-ialr pro- fessor, as n rompum ' sl for tlm program. Tlir Women ' s t .v ClUb inclmlcs £Q members, and the Men 7 , ii . I » J