Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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jg M H t,,,mt.f?',, it - Goodsell Hansen Brewer Mimms Belles Davis Cannon Cappon Burlingame Kraenzel Renne Schenck Slagsvold Harper Laird 6 CVI:C6 Page Eighteen Besides the four colleges included in Montana State College there are several departments not connected with any of the divisions but Which, nevertheless, are vitally important to educational activities at the College. These departments have been called in a general Way, the Service Staft. Included in this classification are the departments of Economics, with R. R. Benne at the head of the departmenty Education and Psychology, headed by Leora M. Hapnerp English, W. F. Brewery History, Merrill G. Burlingarneg Modern Languages, H. S. Cannon, and the Department of Music, Bert Hansen. Another very important division of the College is the recently established General Division with R. H. Palmer as director. All these departments have had a hCIppY influence on education at Montana State College by making it a school Where a liberal education may be gained.

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Caffege of 56261466 T DEPARTMENT ADVISOHS D. B. SWINGLEZ W. D. TALLMAN SCHUBERT DYCHE Botany and Maihematics Physical Education DEAN D' B' SWINGLE Bacteriology O. E. SHEPPARD M. H. SPAULDING A. L. STRAND Chemistry Zoology Entomology TEACHING STAFF Warner Mendenhall Morris Young Copeland Haenish Gaines ' Hurst Mail Strand Dyche Ware Cotner Mills Livers McElroy Bull Stewari Swinqle Spaulding Iohnson Tallmcm Page Seventeen

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EDWIN HOWARD Alumni Secretary Qfie alfnmni .Maclaiion The principal purpose oi any alumni association is to assist its alma mater in becoming a greater school: to win and hold its rank in the university world. Perhaps one of the best ways to do this is for the alumni association to aid not only past students, but present students in their contacts with the school. Therefore, the Montana State College Alumni Association, with Ed Howard, '35 as secretary, has kept the students always in mind and has attempted to bring them in closer relationship with each other and their school. The local alumni association since the office was opened last September has been in charge of the Student Employment Bureau, has handled the activity books, the Student Loan Fund and is in charge of all organization and activity tee accounts under the direction oi the Student Senate. Alumni Secretary Howard is in charge of an alumni card index containing l5,000 names, and has a mailing list of 5,000 for the alumni publication, the Collegian. At various times during the year alumni get togethers are held. The office is especially active during Homecoming and Commencement Week. Page Nineteen