Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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FORESTERS AND WILDLIFERS to-be call this edifice home. Scholastic hermits and even the mote socially ' •nclined Bunyanboys seldom venture out to mingle with the collegiate hoi polloi. The clickiest bunch on the campus, foresters nevertheless are a commendable group, supporters, willing to stick by their policies which are many, sometimes involved- Highlight of the social year is Forester ' s Ball, nationally known — ge s better each year. Feuds with the Lawyers keep the Bunyanites within the scholastic spotlight. Academically, Montana ' s forestry school rates high. Largely through the efforts of Dean Spoulding and his crew, all authorities in their field, the forestry school is one of the fen best in the nation — and Foresters are proud of it.

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NEWEST AND ONE OF MOST BEAUTIFUL of earn Wes inside and out. Houses numerous labors tones, screwball equipment, smelly concoctions, perfume smellers and ultra ultra classrooms, Ffuorescent lighting someiimes annoys chem and pharmacy mafors who work into the wee hours. Pharmacy commissary is something to marvel at. Building is far cry from old Science Hall, wherein profs and students were forever in fear of their lives from falling plaster, periodic e ptasions r H£m istr y PHflmcy builoiog DEAN MOLLETT

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BUSINESS AO THIS UNPHOTOGENIC EYE-SORE formerly housed the female population of the campus and since the great e odu$ has been the musty seat of learning for those who would be business lead- ers and iheir office wives. Deals in straight columned figures end the theories behind them. Cocky grads set forth to tackle the business world — make the lunge and are stiff-armed by the un- comfortable question — can you take dictation or type. No. but I know all about money and banking? Can you run a mimeo- graph? No, but f know all about the economic cycle, Weil come back after you ' ve had two years of business college.