Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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I M II ' I It has been said thai we know too little of the land we live in. We look elsewhere for scenery, for beauty, for rugged mountains and creeping glaciers, for deep canyons and beautiful valleys, when we have them all on a far grander scale, around us. The average student knows the story of Massa- chusetts better, perhaps, than that of Montana. Or he could give the kings of England more easily than the presidents of the United Stales. Among the large number who attend the University of Montana, there are probably not half a dozen who know the story, the life history of the school they attend. ... We can thus see how the University of Montana has built herself up from almost nothing to the present stage of perfection. It has been slow, but year by year she has gained in strength, in num- bers and wealth. In comparison with other universities of equal age the results are far superior to any in the West, and in most of the older stales. Let us hope that this vigorous growth may continue until the University of Montana is second to none and superior to all. 1904 Sentinel m

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1Q67 Sentinel eJ by ike Associated Students of University of Montana Missoula, Montana

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Fall A ctivities ......... Sports . ......... Student Government • . „ . C lasses . F 7i ? 4 rfe Activities Sports ....... ... A dm mistratton , Faculty and Seniors ■ ■ ■ • • Organizations and Honora ries Publications ♦ ♦ fine Arts ......... Activities , . . Sports „ , . Greeks and Living Groups Military Science . . . . bine Arts ........