Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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COMMITTEES CONVOCATIONS BOARD . . . operdtes on d shoestring budget . . . schedules the welcome Fridoy morning bredks in closs routine . . . imports cis much out- side tolent os possible . . . recruits re- luctdnt student totlent. seared: FREEMAN, HARRINGTON. chdirmdnp LUEBBEN. standing: WQRKING. BALDWIN, BUE. HELLAND. SOCIAL COMMITTEE . . . members relieved themselves ot their only mdior tunction when they knocked closed ddtes trom the socidl cdlendotr in No- vember . . . survive becduse ct socidl committee seems cr logicdl inclusion in the osmsu set-up. SMITH, KURFISS. MORRISON. choir- mong BLESSING, SHORT. TRADITIONS BOARD . . . little under- stood committee . . . regdrded by some os the originator ot trotditions . . . survived its most ditticult period ot keeping trctditions dlive tor CI student populoice who simply didn't core . . . ornticipdtors ot the new order . . . the ddvent oi the I8-yedr-old regime. IOHNSON, NEILS, HUNTER. choirmdng IESSE, KALLGREN. BUDGET AND FINANCE COMMITTEE . . . horried distributors ot ASIVISU funds . . . hedded by Lucos dnd ddvised by Bctdgley they listened to constont de- mcrnds tor more money, more money, more money, but doled this out judi- ciously. BADGLEY. SARSFIELD, LUCAS, chdir- rnon: LUND, FROST.

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ASMSU M BOOK COMMITTEE . . . publishes the small but reasonably Valuable guide for students . . . contains a color- less account of a not-so-drab existence. ORVIS, chairman: HUNTER, PALMER. OUTSIDE ENTERTAINMENT . . . a moneyless group . . . nonetheless co- ordinates student participation in the community concert program . . . occa- sionally secures visiting orchestras and plays. CROWDER, BUE. PAULSON. DEAN. ANDERSON. ATHLETIC BOARD . . . faced more than the habitual budget worries in a year that saw a thorough shuffling of Mon- tana's athletic program . . . when the smoke cleared . . . MSU was re-coached and athletically directed. FESSENDEN, BADGLEY, KINNEY. MUELLER. LUCAS, chairman: PORTER. PUBLICATIONS BOARD . . . infrequent- ly consulted overseers of the ASMSU- financed written Words. When spring comes, doles out head positions on kaimin and sentinel to voluntary appli- cants. Back row: MILLER, HAWKINS, WUN- DERLICH. LAW. DUGAN. ORVIS. Front row: BERGH. SHALLENBERGER. chairman: VAN DUSER, HUNTER.

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AW ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS . . . nearly eight hundred of them . . . send representatives to their council, the laison between university women and uni- versity administration. This group appoints upperclass women to start freshman orientation . . . they meet North hall girls at trains . . . to all new women students, they offer the counselor-counselee coke party. Sponsors ot the Miss Montana program for two years, they set up that administration with its thirty-odd committee members . . . thus they indirectly authorize the Miss Montana Pageant, the talent show and the Coronation ball. Routine duties involve gentle prods at recalcitrant coeds, who, regardless ot jerked social privileges, join others on the dark green oval tor the annual Lantern Parade. Back row: LANSING, RASMUSSEN, BREWSTER MILLER SHORTHILL BERGH, KINCAID. ROBERTSON. DANIELSON HART HUGHES ALBRIGHT BURR, ANTON. Front row: HARTIN. BELL WORKING LUEBBEN WADE s.!