Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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PAOI km MV-MOIIt DEFAR1 MENT l PORETGN LANGUAGES Left to right — | mn T. Nothnigle, Instructor; Pant A. Buchotf, Prnl ' rvKjr; |nhrt M. Itcyers. Intlrnttor; M.lipicritc Kphrun, As si tain Projeuor; Tliwtj Sotcprkw fiociwtc Pruiowjr; That S. I.iniistrom, Assistant ProJettw; Kukri M. BulJKtt, (-1i.iinnari and A w uitr PkbfcxfOr; Thrwdurt M. Shucmakcr. Asmh uk- PruprsMit: W,irJ Powell. Asm si j nl PtMlt-ssur. Ill |W I lie I V[ . rtmrnl oJ Fi»rd) ti L-iri u. irs iiuriratrd its utt liy two member ; [oullmj; nine, ami nuuguraied course 111 Italian and Rasriaft. A Lallgttlgf talturaTnry was installed and tvui iwu nf radon. Hie liepartiiKtrt sftnntorcd three rc mral Hirelings til lan iu c teacher . DEPAHTMKNT I HIS T! JKV V I P )LI I It At. St If Ci: Seated. IcPi to ri|;ht — M. C. Wren, Profrwor; Klhs WaMruii, Associate ProfcMor; It. Tctcr . Associate Protestor; I. W. Siumr. IfistfUiiuf : |. I.. Miller. Professor. Standing — Oscar |. I latnmcn, Prutctsur; |ohn T. S».hlrkikrr. Asustani Protcitof; Thomas Payne, Assistant Protestor; H. h. Bemuti. Prufrvwir; |, A K.irlin. Assistant Prolowr; R. T, Turner, Protestor and Chairman, Otters llit It. A. rjegfttsfc with a combined rMf C m history ami political science, nr separate inainrs in cillicr histort of political Hicncc A Matter ' decree tun k obtained m either nf the Litter Itclds.

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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,

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PAGE TWENTY -NIVE m-.l ' AKTMI-.VT Of l-CO i i ||CS Lett Id nj;hi — Forest F. iiUhriM. Graduate Assistant; George Heliker, A ristam Professor; William O, Thweatt, Assistant Professor: Roy |. W. Kly, Chairman and Professor; Arvh C. Caliaftay, Instniiicii; Raymond II. McEvoy, Assists rvi Professor, En this department sludcnti. may CpftCcntrsttC i lie j r tnT : cM in various hclds inirtudinj;: p-ncral otmotni : throry, Lilmr econ- omics, consumer economic!, utility miiiiinncs, economics 1 ijnancc, and world economics.. Economics and sociology and cconomu s lasv tomlmulions. .ire Ami uttered. DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY Nf Philosophy I.cSt to rijilit — lames II. Slr.iu h.m. Av iMarn Prolc r: F. A. Atkinson. Professor and Chairman; P, Lee r!ns.n- , A«dstani Professor; E . L. Marvin, ProEessor i. Phd«»vophy ): Frank M. du Mas, Assistant Professor; Ben EL SappersiKld, Professor; Thomas G Burgess, Assistant Professor. A spccialbxd major in cither fiefd of psydiology or pbslosaopby in offered for professional preparation and a combined major is designed lur a genets) education also. AFFILIATED SCHOOL OF RELIGION Left icj right— - can Rot , Assistant Director; Deane Ferro, J i i r :. l r. ir. Boasts ■» 500 9 inereaie in eorolimcni in religion classes over tlic jwst two years; sponsors a fresrutian camp mr w Freshmen at Flathead Lake on the week-end preceding Orientation Week and holds general meetings, in the dorm discussions and popcocn fontneu al faculty homes sjwrtioccd l y the Student Christian Association.