Montana State University - Sentinel Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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With iiurchasc ot the $7M YOURBOOK package (SENTINEL) vou will receive your choice of ihi: above poiiter blou ups of Ussoiila mnd Western Montanii ads as they appeared in t-ady im) J ENTENK LS. In lieate your free choice on ihe questionnaire on page 3, Additi«hal po. ters can be purchased f r $139 eaeh

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WINTER... : LDITOK ItrSlNESS MANAt EK llKAPHlf ARTIST riclf ball r ' mmKJKAPHlC staff loinscJiukz iniritiutiiti Ti% ' Hlrt — Dr. H. G. MerrloFfi., Dr. r..ll Myer . Bob Brtisosi. IIjiI Malht-w. Ehm i-fciMin.K hv rcrest Svc, Thi- Bis McHintadsi. i ■. ■. M l ' ■Hi. Greg SipUt, Have Line lllij-.iT.id..,! ' . •.iit ' i! SSjjk ' . R.itI WhtU ■ [HM ' ijI .Ls i ijtirt— Linda CkvlBrld Jennifer Ely, S ' liairi li. ;ii]cJ, Lj ' s. Burdrn, RoKtI Pfrhaj? and UvUy Wurl FHONT Kairriir n if bv Dan Burden INSIDE WINTER IN ]I ' : [ 1K]A 1 The Sentmcl Stalf pays silcnl Iributc lo the era of 3-15 ihe yearbiiok, 5 s ret-orded in changes of style: and reprodiicljon oi illusuottons and classic ads. Wc $ot aistt ihu iransformiitiun front smiall intiiruite universily where t veiybody kno s everybody throiigh a gradiiial loss of indlviduaUly, lo a com- ptit rizcd tcinriormw. TO THOSK WitfJ An encounter, nelatccf by Hal Malhcw. leads us SOMEHOW SURVt ' E into an IntruspQClion. If survivji]! rests on knOwl- Kige of self, Surminrfings nnd sltuattons, this will stTV f as an importanl prinacr. THEY nm THAT? CALENDAR (Iil!jerL Dr. H, CJ. MtfrriaiTt, author of The University of Montana ... A Histor ; ' eon[nbutos crnct again lo the Unlvtfaiity, adding ijn tght into ihi? sludent «f yeslerday— 1920-1970. What can w f say . . .? WINTER 2U 41 26 IN DEFENSE OF WINTER dan burden 27 WINTER SCENE . . 28 SKltNC; doM xchwertneseti 52 SKI HIKING . . . bob b nsort .34 SNOW SHOEING . , . dr. frill myen 36 PICTORAL POEM . . . javk bali td 37 SNOW STUFF . . . d iTi buriieti 40 THE CREMATION OF SAM McGBE . , . roljerU Si rvicC

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NOTE EDITOR Wekomc lo WINTER! . . . The first of three pajblications issued during Ihi 71-72 schuol year. WINTER will be Iollowc ! bv SPRFNG and SUMMER this ytwr All trial publica lions. Righi now we are a curiosity. Our staff consists of a business manaeer, editor, graphic artLst and two ph.oloj;raphers unfamiliar witn a quiirturly pruducliorL. Yet, feel we can succeed. The campLis has ( jTQwn lo a sii e to i bipj for a small yearlw k: and is nesullingJy left in a nriddle ground wtthtuj t n ppriodical. Although a. daily newspaper and weekly feature section can keep up with more important happenijiigs, a gap is left, The Kai-min, for inst nue, nnt have suHicip ' Bt funds lu run a IS page feature of the fine arts on a paper stock that withstands lime, A photo essay is spoiled In the msss of advertising needed to pay for such a section. And a con prehensive feature is difficult to !ichedule, research and Write Ih the short period Qf a Wtfek. Our format for this quarter is cautious. We are unc4 rtain both of sales and desired coverage. Your reaction is no ' dt- t. To help us with future issues, and In the design of a worthwhile L:ajnpu p»ub- iication please lake Lhe lirru? to fill in the closed quE»;tionnajre (pg. 3 , We are seekin( additional criticism and recomtnendation.3 from the Department of Journalism and campus publications across the nation. By summer wt will knew wh re we .-iland. By then W4. ' will h ve gone Ihraugh nutnerous refinements. Addilk nally, we need to expand our volunteer staff, Obviously, one editor and one graphic artist cannot represent the campus. It takes many experienced in writing, photography and art to make a lively and comprehensive magazine. We ne ideas fnr both photo and written coverage. irnfortun.ate}y,. if we fail this year it may be many yeiars before another publication can hv attempted. It is difficult to putl to- getiier the necessary fundinjjr equipment, staff, and desire. Your enthusiasm, as ejcpressfd in a completed questionnaire or rwjte h neE ' ded Our next issue. SPRING, will be available at Spring Registration. The format wiU depend targtly un, your rei ponst in uur queiitionn lr$ (page 3), However, ws; are leot tively sc hed- uiing the fnUowing articles We appreciate ad- ditional reeommendations. Bicycle Touring A detailed article on planning, packing and tid ing a one day, weekend and Extended bicycle tour, I uinerous maps are being prepared of sugg st local 2S, 50, 75 and IftO mile tours. Rock Climbing An article of intnxluction, empliasi ing safety equipment and where to get inslruetJoii. Kayaking Rafting Huw Ui get started in the brisk excitement of riding the spring riinoffs downstream over and around rocks and boulders. How lo stay afloat survive if dunked read the river, and selection of equipment. Sugge ited routes for both raft- ing and kayaking, based on stream depth. Review of The Arts Covering literature, music, crafUi, prints, the dance »nd drama. Education ■ special feature! covering the educational pro- cess today ... A close look at the Round River Project,, Blaclt Studies events, new courses and programs ... a mL ntJon of things t eomt. COMII