Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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frfwup af r Q53 'w 542 124155432 a 35 '?'f'Q:fwC3 if TE - mf 'ff if ci 'WE 5 Z' 5 In panorama the camera presents a few odd moments from the lives of our faculty. Dean Stone speaks to those who attend journalism dedication ceremonies. Severy poses before leaving on a fishing trip. An odd angle on Dean Jesse. Bischoff and Speer stop to gossipwin English. Whicker, who goes for athletics, watches inter-fraternity football. Prexy takes time out to eat. DeLoss Smith practicing what he teaches. Miss Mirrielees and Miss Platte trying to avoid this section. J. B. talks to a student. The Authorls Club- the intelligentsia of Western Montana meet. The student's intelligentsia entertain some of the faculty of the same category. -12

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PREXY I l Three years under President George Finlay Simmons have seen many progressive changes on the Montana State University campus. Under his guidance we are moving into the big time with our enlarged faculty which should grow -- our enlarged student body which should grow-our enlarged university plant which has grown amazingly in the past two years. Our campus now boasts the finest journalism plant in the Northwest. a new art building. and a new girl's dormitory. Less visible, but none the less important, is the addition to the forester's laboratory by endowment. Being head of a progressing uni- versity requires constant attention scattered in a thousand directions from the student body to state politics and a corresponding amount of energy and patience. lt is no small job-Prexy seems to bc thc man for it. FEW iifmwl X, fb Fllf' gi gl I' K v-i, XXX Q 7 A -X1