Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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BUELEY MlLLEE, DEAN CDE MEN QU E M. E. EERGUSQN, DEAN Cl: WQMEN P- -'---- f-M ... - W, 47 l l G 'W' mfr' Dean Miller, famous for history lectures delivered with a waving tapping cane, is the sincere counselor for Montana's men in and out of trouble. The Student Eye sees one of the best known and probably one of the best liked faculty members as a Cane and a pout. Dean of Women, Mary Elrod Ferguson, is Montana's trouble shooter for co-eds. Her job is something of a dilemma. Responsibility for the proper conduct of the University women involves all kinds of regulations which are seen by the co-ed. and the Student Eye, as new ways to make college life disagreeable, 15-f 2 . . 1' 41 af 2 w's :V 'W 1153 216-. s 75 T-9,33 X g wo. 2. ,i 595, tiff f, r wi. '35 i fiif' 2K5 - Xb fit? we . if af'

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I R. SPEER, REGISTRAR -NNE. e 9 6 1 y IESSE, DEAN CDF THE EACULTY 1 If-sxxx 1 X . X.. Xic,,Qx fx Introducing the Student Eye which sees a similarity to Roosevelt in our D ean Jesse who is known to students in trouble asasevere man. Astudent's prayer. when he must see the Dean. is that he will be found in good humor and a student's joy is to get his OK. which is commonly known as bearding the Dean ' h' d ' ' in is en. The Student Eye sees J. B. as the wizard of University finances. Living in virtual retirement with his budget balancing problems, he remains something of a mystery man to the average student. Mysterious l a so are the mazes of figures that represent the University as a going concern. ..-

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MQNTANA FACULTY N7 fxf-Rm A X 1 by C. E. MOLLETT-Professor of Pharma- cy and Dean of the School of Pharmacy. Ph. C., University of Kansas, 1904, B. A., Montana State University, 1920, M. S., University of Kansas, 1927 . . . Believes it time the gas factory be torn down and a new Science hall erected . . . Pushed Rx Ball. Prays that senior pharmacists will pass State Boards this year. DeLoss caught with a baton by the Student Eye . . . usually directs without. Violin-making is avocation. Likes to sing Montana pep songs. Took his boys on a spring sing tour. THOMAS C. SPAULDING -- Professor of Forestry and Dean of the School of Forestry. B. S., Montana State Uni- versity, 1906, M. S. F., University of Michigan, 1909 . . . ACM's endowment of large tracts gives his boys the world's largest university-owned forestry lab- oratory in which to chop . . . chop . . . chop. ROBERT C. LINE-Professor of Busi- ness Administration and Dean of the School of Business Administration. B. A., Montana State University, 1910, M. A., Harvard University, 1912 . . . Known for entertainment of visiting celebs. FREEMAN DAUGHTERS-Professor of Education and Dean of the School of Education. B. A., Kansas Normal Col- lege, 1896, S. T. B., Philadelphia Divinity School, 1903, M. A.. Columbia Universi- ty, 1915, Ed. D., Intermountain Union College CHonoraryJ, 1933 . . . Grand old man of the School of Education. DAVID R. MASON-Professor of Law land Business Administrationj. LL. B., University of South Dakota, 1924, B. A., 1926, S. J. D., Harvard University, 1927 . . . is acting dean of the Law School in Dean Leaphart's absence. Even the Student Eye sees the Dean Stone tie first. Probably caught him talking about the new building or fron- tier Montana . . . has a great snap-shot collection of old-time athletes and cam- pus celebs. DELOSS SMITH-Professor of Music and Dean of the School of Music. Uni- versity's Music Master . . . influential in making Fight Montana the official university song. Music majors are very fond of him.