Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

Page 23 text:

SPURS SOLD DEAR LICENSES to MSU Daisy Maes which entitled them to drag their dotes to the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. Grace Cameron caught Dewey Sandvig and took him to the affair which featured a mock wedding ceremony uniting Pat Donielson and Kissing George Ostrom as the most authentic Dog Patch couple. THE KOREAN BLOOD shortage stimulated the student body to start a blood drive during the fall quarter. An attempt was made during spring quarter for MSU to claim the title of bloodiest campus in the nation, Although the quotas were not reached the university placed in the top three category for the nation. THE LAST EVENT of fall quarter is the impressive Christmas SOS. This tradi- tion finds the faculty and student body singing on Main Hall steps beside the lighted Christmas tree. 19

Page 22 text:

THE FIRST SOS of the year brought the topping of thirty sophomore men for the Beor Rows ' . Burley Miller, Beor Paw advisor, nomed the new mem- bers who were chosen by in- active members on the basis of leadership, sportsmanship, ac- tivities, and school interest. The Beor Paws ' handled the Home- coming Queen election and also ushered ot the Grizzly gomes (with the aid of the Spurs) . MARJORIE RUTHERFORD, representing North Hall, showed surprise when she won the Sigma Phi Epsilon Queen of Hearts title from nine other candidates nominated by the women ' s living groups. Pot Swortz and Beverly Terpen ing were finalists. FALL QUARTER was the scene of many house activities and other dances. The WAA, under the direction of Norma Bell, staged their annuo! barn donee in the Gold Room of the Student Union. The girl-osk-boy affair featured the music of the Blue Knights.

Page 24 text:

.S!%:... ' J ' 5 J jlP THE WINTER QUARTER HIGHLIGHTS THE SOCIAL activity on the MSU campus. During this quarter the Stu- dent Union Gold Room and the Men ' s Gym are transformed into ornate ballrooms. Those students who weren ' t too busy study- ing or skiing at Whitefish found time to attend most of the social gatherings and thus helped relieve the monotony of a long- drawn-out winter. 20