Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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During summer session in July, three Hollywood citizens visited the MSU campus. Robert Wagner, star of What Price Glory, Donna Reed, star of Saturday's Hero, and David Diamond, inde- pendent producer and cinema veteran were on a good-will tour from Hollywood. They answered questions presented to them by townspeople and University students about the movie industry. Warm August weather brought a receptive audi- ence to hear the 78-piece band composed of Music Camp students under the direction of Uni- versity Band Director Justin Grey. The other sec- tion of Music comp that performed for the public was a 52-voice choir led by Lloyd Oakland. Professor Olaf A. Bue' demonstrates the art of tape recording to a few of the lOO high school students who attended the journalism Pow-Wow held between July 27 and August 2. These high school seniors will be responsible for their respective school newspapers and yearbooks for the school year l952-53. In addition to publishing the Camp Crier and the Summer Session Sun, under the direction of Prof. E. B, Dugan, Pow-Wow members enjoyed many recreational activities such as sports, dances, and picnics with Music comp students. These elected members from the summer's Music Campers form a dance band led by Paul Abel, instructor of music, Here they join in a lilting arrangement of Tenderly. From July 27 to August 8 one-hundred and five high school music students from all over the state worked under the direction of Professor Stanley M. Teel. l6

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TNQB RIENTATICDN WEEK HECTIC AS EVER LIKE CAMPAIGN LEAFLETS caught in a l-lellgate wind, 6lO freshmen hurried around the campus to complete tests and ta attend meetings and parties. They tried hard to adjust and with only a few spare moments left each day in which to feel homesick, it was easier to adjust. Freshmen women met upper classmen labovel at the counselor- counselee party. Pictured are: Ruby Lindstrom, Sue Mann, Ruth Neptune, Carla Wetzsteon, Joan Brooks, Pat Koob, Myrna Dolven, Alice Stack, Pat Turrell, LaRene Kisling, Sylva Pedersen, Darlene Dahlman, Rowena Day, Dian Giulio, Phyllis Kind, Winnie Dinn, Gert Stene, Verna Johns, Sharon Dalling, Jeanette Ke-hrie and Jerry St. Onge.