Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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fl □ I T I □ n S BOflfi AN ANOMALISTICAL GROUP dealing with the enigma of school spirit. For nine months of the year a cry goes up , , . school spirit is dead . . . traditions gone to pot ... as far as student Interest is concerned, funk the Institution — yet this board continues to worlt behind the scenes of these apparently dead traditions. The summation of their work Is probably a pleasant medium between the alarmist who hasn ' t learned that tradition isn ' t an arbitrary creation and plain joe student who Came to college to get a degree. Standing, left to right: RYFFEL, DANIELS, SHALLENBERGER. Seated: P. BERG. MtCHESNEY. DEEGAN, KUJICH, KREBS- BACH, O ' DONNELL

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CfllfiflL BOARD THE CAMPUS legislature is the ASMSU ad minis Native body. Its menv bers. officers of ASMSU and class delegates elected annually at the fiery spring elections, mingle weeMy with faculry advisors to exercise control over expenditures, supervise activities, regulate policies. Big- gest headache wes union controversy. This year appointed executive manager for spring musical.

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ASSOCIATED DJOOlfn STDDEATS SUTTON pretident E. WOODS ic president H. JOHNSON secretary HOLLOWAY AWS THIS YEAR stri ved toward the educational as well as the punitive. The board serves as an orientor of the freshmen women, sometimes must extend its orienting powers to the upperdass women. Member- ship Is open to any sweet young thing with a dollar and the urge to join. This female governing body Is respected, feared — especially by those coeds who neglect to tread the straight and narrow. Offenders arc called before the council — nave week-ends jerked, etc. Each spring committees are appointed to council freshmen women, convince them that Montana has no equal.