Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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M -i f-l- I SUMMER SESSION ABOVE ' — High school music students orrive on the com- pus to participote in the High School Music Comp. (News Service Photos) BEGAN With the departure of spring quarter stu- dents to all parts of the state and the arrival of high school students, graduate students, and teachers on the campus for a summer of conferences, work- shops, and advanced study. Twentieth Century-Fox shot scenes for the technicolor film, Red Skies Over Montana, in which some students found time to become part-time actors and actresses.

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■;l year i Joan Bec .V l - the b,V .?:?„ « ! d tackling set ovestevs ertott- l us blood ar y , to ' it the ,,-„ss ' ,„„ i3 - — J rive- — a ' prove? S ° ■ ' Sp ' ° ' 5annVne to ' it proved do ' fi .m.today- an L, ivm« o ♦Via, ' .giste rr ' ni iwin| rr ' ' - ....«n 5- New Paws .: Ji: At SOS ' ' fs A y-- ' f:lsiers of 3 nyat W s ov;i«g } ; mind; ° start pe ' oo« «,el a ' ' d contest iin, .Ward v;e eard „ e des justus oi id., ov. ear i« eit1 e dais ana poor blockin„ -, Z passes, coming fracas, Coach Shi, the Bruins will trample t ' ce field heavily in an rectify last Saturday ' s de Inauguration, Game, Para Spark 33rd Alum Return , 1 Macs will th( li P -r J Burly ' ■ ° „rt of 30 ne% contest Sniat SOS. After singi Miller read the names new Bear ipaws last night Hundreds of university alumni will converge upon the campus to- day to participate in MSU ' s annual Homecoming, highligh- ' l this year by i3— uration ' ari first s Ctfii na St foi? L 4 niq ' freshman class, will the lighted. MSU ' s cheerleader lead the group in yells, and sentatives from -ASMSU ai athletic department will gi ' tf O ' ' ten queen candidal ' ' •3f hcy ' p Homecoming « 7f a T ng on floa- a it v enter tlae orestry. e l. ot rl ' le «05 , . C ' Installs McFarland At Ceremonies tri lay « ' ' ? ' « », ' ' orB ater pa S ' o Chester C. Davis, associate speaker.fcei and former n ident McFarland, in his re- rchers, G«-e tF- Bo ' ' ' ' ' nn ' President iles City; Br Cover . P°le for the - W ' lSc arTand, said hajP J iion in Dave LeuthMcra board of ea ntens, Chinook n t e s . IJnguished a Billings; Robeptating . disting . . telope; Douglatiate in j j nt of the jge; Don Hardiman or P Williams, Lewissity 3utte; Dunne Ti Tidyma jivingston Winston lomas Ma Billings; James Cu: oy Barkl Neal y ■lormand id Marvir .a. gathered here. iu strive to, u... S .V the if ' er education iSrade will aj ; i, pals of higher . cahoot at 1:30. I The School Year nary itiom , , ' available liJent Union 5 - Atkin- guration ■. sterday. n down- X ium. I y will d ' gen- rura- i in !ent (ill tions for ASMSU secretary, nore class president, and the nent freshman class officers, oe filed in the Student Unwn. ;ss office before « The Utne Brown c . i». University men will ballo t today for Homecoming queen in the btu dent union coke store from 10 a. tn. to 4 p.m. Activity caida. aJ - lind in Ire- ' 11 Urday iSoOn Tnlversfty men will ballot today monies at 9:30 p.m. • ' - ...Homecoming queen in the Stu- g a.m. tomorrow their sons Ad daugh the University wil uffet breakfast in, oe fiiea in me . ' - :: I |pC|,i t — ,-, s room of Hotel Fl 3SS office before : x nmSelS - . T)at C i ,cial highlight of ftich f ' ,. IlnirKl ' „n ng week end will - i . o ;„ai sad- » 1. .. -s l .r„rl5.- .a- »y Bors, w S g i campi ned b mring hs ' Montani - loats ' ockc BEY [hours of b keeting at th f houses cai •unci] in cai discussion t hand, t -ss, moved another in J the Thet£ ' « Nus, and { eU issued a ' hJs for hav ' South hall ( edging. After |he Phi ] - = or n! ® ' ' embe -ith a ushTe ' ' ' ' « as pardoned bl ° sidered petty . 2 «« . cost the sSma Iw 7 tspermembe?T ' h ' c ' also receiver} = Sif ' ember for ilt«?° 25 c Bob SmToi 2oJ !? ' « volunteered to htd ' to eliminate r,,! ' ° Smith, alon wS ' i ' sUon representiV? ' - ncil trtaTi ' r f- week a p urgt J 1 p.iii. ■■■ ' - - — — - i dirty rushing ' ' ta J ' ' Selected f« J Masquers ' Fall C was cast fu.

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DRAMATIC productions on the campus ranged from the Drama department ' s presen- tation of William Saroyan ' s, The Beautiful People, and a series of three one-oct plays, to the Lockrem John- son chamber opera, A Letter to Emily. A scene from the modern opera shows George Peckham as Edward Dickinson, and Alice Cav e OS Emily. ' i« ! « ISSAw-a..- ' . V!»ift3«™«fess.. .. Ss ' ssa j! ■ «lS« ' «S Si? HIGH SCHOOL Music and Journalism students had on opportunity this summer to study under educators from MSU and other parts of the country. Music students performed and studied at the two week session of the High School Music Camp. JOURNALISM students attended the Publica- tions Pow Wow, a two week session conducted by the School of Journalism. Not all of the time was spent in study and many of the high school students took time off to dance in the Gold Room of the Student Union.