Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

 - Class of 1972

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in defense of winter... Mimy i i lis inrt ' tid to get outdoar in iht v. jn[cr, bur riimet liti. In cxd remain ojohnoJ, gninj; imm one arfn sbt El to unmht-tr. IfwsS; iut and (rcad tht st-Ason. How kwlish ' . For «t htyojid dK- hutiL-d und t-lt:- viccJ liiH ' s of clwtrit ind as out btj ' on { rhe last pjLWfd mad is j land fj( wlqkc, trisp anrd Jcticirt cold. No iirdsc is capabk of tarvmg, rn jldin and rran toritiing water into a singk- sSiape [u p t;jllf l J fnjst iinttt fftv, tKiw dttfecd loroM wind bkH n ridgt or kt lined river bank. Then: h m miij;nifi- tenet to tomprt- wnh vtiiHur. i» singular. Winctr drivfs iis in, Ie h1 planned linn; of quitf. A time of fvfkxmm, rimt for indm r LTift, nd reading. One scastMi H. D. TlKJrcaii rcflttted, Win- Etf, with its inwar lnt-ss, is upun u i, A m.m is con- strained to m down iind rhinl: Wt- do well m hi low [1T5 isibm. And j ' tt at ihe same time don ' t be fooltsi into thinking th E nil of winter l uld be spent imla r!». arc threatened with a coutinLKHLS Jifc of tccli- aoloj-y. Wn as wc tr vtl into the country e taLt- it with ui. Part a! the reasqn w fear. learn early thai Eherv at t; toj nianj ' dangef s in the wild. Dangers of frt eJi- ing, betiii hut, iir brt-jifcfni! a bont in a fill, Un fottiinatt ' l}-. for many of usi thi- aUsvt: h irue. Vt have proj res®t?d into jt state oi dependence. DLpLnJ- ence upon technolo4?j ' . ft! few htiinans, even gjovtrn- mcnts. However; There wrncs a tirtii itt one ' s life, .li well as Jn the life man where lie muiit IirtZard lum a-lf to the elrnjent of naiurvs or els ; butMtje kast m ,1 Mtm permanent W3 . We nec«i rbest dani TS cuf the wild. X ' c tieecd to know firxihani) tlw: h r(,e of winiet. It is mtt-ssat} to Itiirn how, inaiiinEfitant vve an u a wtnter iiofni, ire n;on ' fragile than the inn dtlitatt jte LffSfal. In the niidsE of a winter furi.-r we are a single liny black dot. Niatbin irwrv In tribute to winter, on the fallowing pa gei have gathert i i|i;eibet kntJ ' w ktigt.iblt artirlesi 4 downhill skiitig snowshot fii;. $ki htkinj.;, and mr ter tampiti ;, Perhaps the iirtiifes will enonir.L.i:-: some at leaiit to intend to take of! into the u nm r wilderness. Oi course our mformfltiofi h not complete ' ; 1 onij ' intendecf as an intrcKluition. t.il raries and K. 3i sio res nire full of manusils trn leibnique. One we ' d espectally like to ttconimtnd is THE SIHUKA CH [i MAMLJAL OF SKi MOf JKTAIMFERING. Fnt 9= . jot! can ' t go wrong. Remember, w inter ni.vxl not b Jiwdtlcn plunt L If your outdoor wi$il!om is lirniteti, lust tratnpje.L litrlt beyond ctvi fixation Do not burty. A trek itsto thv high twntry i- n snow j-ou sydde nty. Montiio.i peaks freY|uentiy experience sudden antic condiiionN. In the suniniiT am makv many mistakes rt |x a edlJ Jn the winter you get but one. Do not be on unfrti ndly terms With winter. Treat it neither as a force to be conqucretl, nor as a phc jumien in to bt ridden thniugb in u math] tie, Taat and love w ' tnttr lor wliat ir is. glorinus, glorious winter! You wj|l iw;vtr master winter, Insiead lean to ma ter the art of stirvival under bb rd coiufi- tions Equip ynurself proptrly. Learn tite Jor and wisibn) of the mountain men, Eiach winter scjs jn y m will become enchanteil and drawn dei:per and deeper into winter wtldeTness. And slowly, not all at onu, w Enter will eomt .thve, with you, Ycrti will find yijur eff, free as the ind blows. tiod, bless wintcrl

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riity ramr to nnmlrr in thr l Kt(fs why (IS stitdrnt llwy n orc not an artit e fHirt of xM-ivty. n ity their vnvrfiy and in ' trllificnrc shtuihi not hv used in the in- terests of s H-iety. n hy they should wait for firtiduation tit live real life. Students had been told b) ' their ciders for gencfjimns thjii u|x)n (hrm. Jtfter their radtatioM. would rest the ucl fare ( f Hxict). that the wmld be in the driver s m u This was an inescapable condition, of course. The) ' tame to wonder in the 19f 0 ' !» wliy as students the) were inu an active part of society, why their energy- and intelligetuc should not be used in the interests of s«xicty. why tlicy should wait for aduati .x) to live real life. Must education be a thing, apart from living; actively? Gradiully tl)e realized that security in life is not pi sstble. That life i challen and not acceptance That to be in the driver seat th ey must posscvs self kiMiwled e as well as ktvowU.-ilj;c of society aitd tl»e world. They came to ask. NX ' ho are we. anyway. ' Who am I. ' X ' ho is everybody, black and white ' and red and yelJim . ' ' What is nKicty. What is education. ' By artd large, the prt)gressiiMi of students was from a protected, self-satisfied and self-confident perstm to .1 questioning, dotibiing pcTson. to one craving security, to itK thinking of life as impernuiKni, to one finding society uns jund, to one knowing that a new society is today in the nuking H C. Mini . The students of iho ' e day lot ed fun. a huhhliiifi and irresponsilde fun, a gaiety that u as almost unknown to stu- dents of the lOfUTs.

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