Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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A typical frefbmizn izppearf grimy but grinning after the yearly wbitewaylying of the HM . Preriilent Pantzer and loif wife greet pizrentf and new Jlizclentx at the Prefidenff Tea held in the Territorial roonzx. Vrmity cheerleader: izroiife Jpirit in the firft Singing on the Step! at Main Hall. Linda RlJein givex cues to coeclf at the iznniiizl Affociated Women Students' Big-Little Sixter Party held in the Cizfcizde Room of Zbe Lodge.

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Fa ll ., 'Xu 0 o 0 Achvrhe lx , i Q, Q . as l I-:1'QSll11'lCl1'l Father Fergnron, one of the nzaln speaker! az? Freshman Camp, Jtandr before the gronp and addr a note of humor ar he Jnnznzarlzer the actinitiex of the camp in an enjoyable resume. amp Ninety freshmen men and women managed to finish their last minute packing a few days early in order to attend Freshman Camp, September 1-4 to September 16. George Cross, advisor, Karol Kramer, camp chairman, and john Gilbert, counselor, made the arrangements for Freshman Camp which was held at Camp Paxson on Seeley Lake. At Freshman Camp, new students have the opportunity to learn about campus politics, activities, and organizations. They also have a chance to meet and get acquainted with their future classmates and associates. 26 Terry Krebr experlencer one of tloe rewardr of a coanrelor ar he taker an early morning plunge into the icy water: of . . l k . Sentinel Editor, Carol Nelron, adnzzrer the early mornzng beanly of See ey La e Seeley Lake.

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For lhe firft time fhif year Jlzrderztf had Io pay lo regifter their carf. Tony Turner, Ed Rim, Jeczrrity chief, and Kenrzelh McDonald auinf Jmdents with their r'egifmztron lxcgzftratzon zf rzot orzly hard on Jtzzdentf, hzzf rdxo exhaml- mg or rzczdty rrzerrzherf. Dr. Richard M. Boehmler and Dr. Chfnler D Parker rev! afler their day of work. ' Tiff? 1 'iY7?NW'f'?4ME' ' 'fy -u,