Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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K.I I I I IV PiUl T m l ;IIIIfi - WA nrm. SCHOOL OF LAW PftskJttti Ctti M- MJ-arbml. Pn.ic™ ; Ituucll E. Smith, A mutant Professor; I Van Rnhcrt E. Sullivan, PriHewur. Edwin W. Kft jis. Pm1c r: Hear Prmott, Pr«lc Mir: fame I), Tingle, Iltr Sdwoi ot l.aw, which t accredited hy Krth the American it.tr AswKutHiri and tlvt Awmaimn l American Law Schmh, completed it weund year under thr recently rc i«:d ttintttcr mum, A number ul combmatKin programs tonnulalcd h the Vbi-.l in itjufcratmn with various department ot ihr L ' lm truly arc uHcrcd to studentv ML SH DEPARTMENT Siiiimi. Ic(t to tt Ui itrn f Kainskill. A uciate Profrtvw; Chafia F. Osborne Iwtructor. Left to rijjhr - Linyd Oakland, Pmlruor; Eugene Amine. Amo ciatr Profe» ori Heinz Arnold. A«i wm Pralevww; Luther Rich man, LVaii t i ihr C tJ1cj»c ui Fine An .md Prafowr; Florence Smith, ProfeWwr; fame E. Evcf«.nk Inttrutlur: Suvm K. Schwab, Itutmctov; Merlin QeduL AsMMll nBMfWf; Florence Remoldst ftttbtam Pr«fe»wr; fohn Ix%(cr. IWe wir; Rudolph Wnuh, Prnictuir; Mar arcl WaMu Instructor: Oror r J. Hummel, A - mtjm Pf o fejMO f. The tfah ni the School ol Music $ made up nf experienced iravher ol tnuuc who arr itlO pCfforatfog armu, They Iwing to ihctr Uudrnu both the theoretical am! practical knowledge so

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PAGE TUKXTY-KIVE SCI lOOt. F I f i! l STKY Front How, Utc to right — ]ames I.. I ' auon, tnsrrn, un: , ft, Howclt, AsMM.mt PmJcssor: Hell Steele. Assistum I ' rotcvsu; K s A. Williams, fV.m and Professor; fScn Hucy, Assisi,un EVotes ' .iir; t ' -ad Mit-ojindt, Technti,.d Foreman, hack l?ow — At nc Itoiic, Associate Professor; William Pierce. Assistant Professor; fames U ' .illn, Assistant Professor; fnhll kritT, AsvikMU ' Prolessor; Douglas; tiilhrrl. Assistant Prottssur: [ ori Bali twin, Supt, Forest Nursery anil Supervisor, School Forest: Cii. in C ' ■: ■ . Assistant Professor. ' I hv School ml Forestry ol Montana Siatt University has readied its maximum enrollment with respect to its physical plain and its teaching staff, List year and again this year ihe total enrotl- mcii! tnusi k- held miller sOft and a limited munUer of graduate students. 1 1 icrease t enrollim-m depends upon increasing the stall and r:aelniig facilities. The School refused entrance ui sVi per cent ol those who applied lor entrance during ttns year. SCI IOOL c if- fOURNALISM Left to right - Edward R. Dugjn, PwWsvir; Mt-.. |. 1 1. I lot x en. Secretary; CX f. fUir. Acting Dean and Professor: Richard L t):sru- It.. Assistant Professor; Miss Dorothy lohncon, Assistant Professor; Ur. FretJerick I . t . Yn. ssoctair Professor, Prospective employers continue to constitute the most difficult pruhlem ol the School of journalism. There simply arc nut enough Mont;m;i graduates to supply the demand. ( raduaics litis year Stepped into jotw paving as much .is SllHl a tek. Many gotxl |iihs went begging, j I ' »m

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PAOB TW I M -SKVIA DHWKTMIVis uf- suritu.tK.V, ANTHROPOLOGY, AM) SOCIAL WORK l r f!« Hi Mjilll [ . ].. . sil UJll I ' ri l .M ' [ ill S)K H li l, . 1 1 k I Anthropology; llaruld iWhcr, Associate- VnAvsitu in Sociology; Gordon Brtwder, itofessoc and Chairman; Ctrling Malmir. Assistant Professor of St ciolugy and Ant hrc x»1o y ; NTilrcit Col mil AssiMjni Professor of Sociology and Atuliropotogy. Sociology . in I T ot pictured — fames W. Carroll, Instructor Anthropology, This detriment oilers a combined economic Ofld nol lulugy major tor those who plan to go info work thai requires a hack ground in ho(h of these fields. k-Mdo graduate and under graduate degree in sociology, anthropology and social work. MMHttiiiBlfi OK,