Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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SW 'KRTZ BLICA TIO S BOARD f CChairmanD DUGAN CAdvisorJ ROCHON BELLINGHAM CLEMENTS LUFNIN4., SALDIN ' LEMIRE ANOTHER BOARD functioningeunder the auspice of Central Board, l1lCllllJC1'S meet periodically to dis cuss problems conectcd with th tions of the school. Aspiring editors and assistant editors must first pass the boards OK, after which they can edit if Central lloard also says Oli. Members this year were asked their opinion on dropping one issue of the liainiin per week and wound up in a no-decision dead lock. Dugan took over. S c four official publica-

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MUDD CENTRAL BO RD ll YAN IIESSER BADGLEY DELANEY BRIGGS SHALLENBEHGER FAIRBANKS L BOARD tops the pyramid that D' 'tin-v' thru its is student governnment. lrec 6 CENTRA ctivities of the various coni- official OK the a niittees that function to f01'111 what consti- ed es ASMSU, faculty 1nen1bers and elect tL1t students sit together weekly to iron out and solve the problems that arise as a result of ASMSU. Select a dozen of those problems i at random and you will find at least eight of them center around finance. BOURKE CARR BOURDEAU TALCOTT

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BROWN MncLEOD MIDDLETON BENNETTS FACED WITH KEEPING ALIVE traditions that forever threaten to pass quietly away, Traditions Board functions to bring students into closer associa- tion with not only the fast zlpproaching venerability of certain customs and characteristics of an aging school, but brings them out for demonstrations of school loyalty and spirit. Rallies, SOS, painting the M, senior bench and hello walk are at few of the per- petuations forced upon the board. Some take care of themselvesg others are dead but still unburied and still others have the whole-hearted cooperation of the students. TRADITIO S B O A R CARROLL tCl1airmanD MQCHESNEY fchlllflllilllj WILLIS MURPHY FAIRBANKS 25