Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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CLIDE CARR, ASMSU Business Manager RAY RYAN Codifivulion Chuirnlun JIM HAVILAND Homuvuming: Chnirnum DEEDE TALCOTT ASMSU Vive Proxy DOROTHY BORCHERDING JACK HALLOWELL BILL SWARTZ Outside Entertainment M Book Editor Publications Clluirmun

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MARC BOURKE Student Body President QA. S. M. S. U WITH STUDENT GOVERNMENT incor- porated under the Associated Students of Montana University some iyears ago, a roster of new activities opened for students as act- ing' members and chairmen of a host of coni- mittees organized to run the- student show under the new order. All function under the auspices of Central Board, the main govern- ing body, and together they manage to make a success of the student activities organized thru their conunittees. PHILLIP CALUSHA V Convo Committee Heud BILL CARROLL DEDE BOURDEAU Traditions Board Chuirmun ASMSU Secretary 20

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Right: Ann CLEMENTS Sluice Box Editor Below: WALT NIEMI Debate and Oratory GAYNE MOXNESS Student Union Exec. Comm. SCOTTY MacLEOD 0 peretta Director QAS. M. S. U. BILL BELLINGHAM Kaimin Editor GEO NG Sentinel Editor RCE LUENI A FEW MOR E of the ' 0 help keep the allairs of the student body moving at least semi- sinoothly. .'XSlX-ISL' is a multi-headed, complex or- 4 ganization and while it is far from the ultimate that might be wished for in student-faculty cooperation, it l is a worthwhile step in that direction. ln time it is hoped that students and faculty may sit in the same meeting and discuss not only the problems that per- tain to extra-eu1'rieular activities, but to the classroom and curriculum, too. XVhen this end is attained, the school may become a cooperative venture that entitles both the learning and the learned to a complete under- standings of what the ' show 1S abo people n li ut.