Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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THE DEA CROWDER, Music LINE, Bus Ad MOLLETT, Pharmacy SPAULDING, Forestry STONE, Journalism LEAPHART, Law DAUCHTERS, Education UPON THESE MEN rests the responsibility of shaping informed. reliable practitioners as gracluzites of the seven schools on the campus. Olcl timers, most of them, they have grown with their schools-watched the building and the eirriculuni bud and blossom. How well they have done their work is vouched for by the esteem in which the merits of their schools are held. ll

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Right: R. H. JESSE, Dean of Fawnlly llclowz M. E. FERGUSON: Dean of Women BURLY MILLER, Dean of Men DEANS: As mediator between faculty and student body and a First class chem prof, Doc jesse has his hands full. Gruff, bull-necked boss of the petition seekers and drop-and-add advocates, he is sought after and not found wanting. To Mary Elrod Ferguson goes the monumental task of keeping the live hundred-odd co-eds from committing hari kari over the multitude of rules and regulations for which they are held accountable. Slow spoken and honey voiced, her decisions belie her outward coun- tenance. Burly Miller has his finger in a dozen-odd organizations and his ear cocked for trouble of any kind among his masculine wards. His round, wrinkled and homely face is but a front for a friendly, square-shooting' gentleman.

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OFFICER M. B. HESDORFFER Health Service TOM SWEARINGEN Maintenance Engineer MARGE MUMM Secretary to the Dean 12 S IE. K. BADGLEY, Auditor J. B. SPEEII, Registrar NOT ALL THE unnumbered many it takes to keep the wheels of admin- istration turning are headliners. Here, to at few, are delegated 'myriad tasks and responsibilities that keep the usy. 1 functioning, the Staff b Here are a few who guide the destinies sehoo Hice. of It department, at board, an o Hard-working appreciated assets, they inake life smoother as they go about their business-whether it be figures, food, fun.