Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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CONTENTS Administration Compendium School Calendar Royalty . . Fine Arts . . Student Government Publications Organizations Military Life Athletics . . Living Groups Classes . . 5 . 22 . 27 . 63 . 71 . . 91 . 99 . 107 . 129 . 135 . 165 . . 217 STAFF JACK UPSHAW Editor ALEX GEORGE Business Manager HIDEO KIMURA Photographer JANE BORDEN Associate Editor NORMA FRIES Associate Editor FRED WOLLSCHLAGER Associate Editor CYRILE VAN DUSER Adviser

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Introducing Montana State University and a year within the confines of this campus-It was a year of probing pressures and transition. An influx of new students once again changed the complexion and personality of the University face. 'Ihe life of the typical college student changed, but it was still focused on the same traditional aspects of University life. There are so many unique experiences that our time here became a happy refuge from a restless world until that fateful day in June when we got out from the University to make our way in the World. It is this life that we have attempted to depict on the following pages. There is so much to tell that cannot be put down on the written page-the feeling of excitement when we sit in a cheering crowd, the hollowness in the pit of the stomach as the instructor hands back test papers, the joy of the letters from home, the pleasure of taking the right partner to the big function,- and so many more. Add these emotional depths to the story told herein and you have a picture of MSU.

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DEDICATIQ ASMSU through the Sentinel wishes to dedicate this book to Dr. Gordon B. Castle, Acting President, Montana State University, for bringing to MSU a measure of peace, for taking over when we needed him, and for doing a hard job-well. JACK UPSHAW, E ditor