Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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It seems the logical thing that our yearbook base its theme on this great state that makes possible our further education here at Montana State University. By the state I don ' t refer to the political body governing our boundries, nor to Mr. and Mrs. Tax-payer who contribute so freely, though sometimes so reluctantly to our in stitution. By the state I mean the mountains with their endless miles of scenic beauty . . . Glacier Park and the miracles of nature in Western Montana that contribute to our institution through the tourist trade . . . The enormous output of copper and gold drained from the mines of Butte and Anaconda . . . the golden wheat fields of the northeast where field after field, mile after mile, the countless stalks of grain sway in a billowy ocean of food for a nation. By the state I mean the cattle ranges of southeastern Montana where punchers of old settled a new frontier, where fat beef cattle now supply the packers of Chicago, Omaha, and Seattle. Did you ever stop to think, Mr. Student, that it isn ' t the rich mans taxes that tide our institution over the rough spots, it isn ' t the legislature, nor the Governor himself. It ' s something more than that. It ' s the good black earth that brings forth all the resources that make Montana great.

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Marge Hunter and Joan Smith Armund Foley Cyrile Van Duser CO-COP ' EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ADVISER