Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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Associated Women Students Women students ' governing body, sets the moral and scholastic standards for women students and sponsors women ' s activities on the campus. A counseilor- counsellee system fall and spring quarters acquaints new students with the Univer- sity and its customs. New officers for A. W. S. ore installed for the following year at the spring quarter Lantern Parade. Row 1 — Mary Kidd, treosurer; Bette Hillsfrand, secretary; Miss Maurine Clow, adviser; Morion Headley, president; Joan Kuka, vice-president. Row 2 — Jean Compbell, Morcene Moore, Jean Dineen, Hilda Myre, Agnes Regan. Row 3 — Dorothy Working, Dorothy LeVasseur, Valerie Yule, Ruby Popovich, Kay Schmalhorst, Florence Modse n. 28

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Central Board Committees SOCIAL COMMITTEE had full charge of MSU functions, supervising, organizing and making possible the successful entertainment for ASMSU. A few of their jobs last year: — Sponsored freshman week and other ASMSU mixers — provided chap- erones for dances in the Student Union — handled Will Osborne dance for ASMSU. CONVOCATIONS COMMITTEE offered entertainment provided by the students through such convo- cations as Homecoming, It Pays to Be Ignorant , Freshman, University Symphony Orchestra and Band, Christmas and Easter programs, and the convocation presenting ASMSU candidates for offices. For information on the ideals and programs of MSU, they presented President James A. McCain, who spoke on What Montana State University Reguires of the Legislature. Speeches by four political aspirants, talks by Dr Bee on Courtship and Marriage on the Campus , ond a speech by C. William Duncan en Outsanding Personalities , were a few of the convocations pre- senting outside interests to students. TRADITIONS BOARD made the campus something more than a glorified boording house for students at MSU this year. Rousing rallies, parades and singing on the steps were its first achievements in reviving university troditions to pre-war standards. The board oworded cups for Homecoming decorations, spon- sored the interfraternity singing contest Winter quarter, and obtained Fezzy IV, the Grizzly cub bear mascot from the C ' em Alive Zoo at Red Lodge. Well planned programs on Aber day and Green day added to the success of Traditions Board. PUBLICATIONS BOARD recommends the editors, business monagers, and associate editors o f the Kaimin ond the Sentinel to Central Board. Through their recommendations they secured raises for editors and business managers this year. Publications Board indirectly influences what students are reading and thinking through the editors they choose.

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University Counseling Center The Veterans Administration Guidance Center was established on the campus March 13, 1946, with A L. Kadlec at its head. Norman Murray and Ernest Vetter have since been odded to the staff as training officers. This advisement and guidance center not only serves veteran students attending MSU but it serves all those residing in Montana west of the continental divide. All veterans who desire guidance in on-the-job training or institutional training are referred to this office for in- formation and help. Top — N. S Murray, training officer; A. L. Kadlec, vocational adviser; E. W. Vetter, assistant troining officer. Center, first row — Mrs D. Smith, Margaret Ryan, Sally Potton. Second Row — Da«id S Brodic, director of University Counciling Ccn- rcr; B. R. Frost, tuunsclor U C C; P T. OHorc, counselor U C C. Bottom — Sally Potton, Mrs. Peggy Leigh, secretary, housing and employment office.