Montana Tech University of Montana - Magma Yearbook (Butte, MT)

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MOTHERS WEEK END MRS. SEAMANS Mrs. Seamans has a double claim to the honor of representing the parents on Mothers' Day-a son and a daughter, both ot whom are Seniors this year. Mrs. Seamans, having graduated from the Home Economics Department, is an alumna of Montana State College. She is a member of Phi Upsilon Omicron and was active in many other campus affairs. Mrs. Seamans was a charming and gracious representative for the mothers of the students of Montana State College. FACULTY MOTHERS' DAY COMMITTEE HANSEN DYCHE HARRISON HAMILTON 96

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I-IIGI-I SCI-IDOL WEEK BANCQUET HIGH SCHOOL WEEK BANQUET 1937 Early Thursday morning a pit is dug, banked with tire, and all preparations are made for a real barbeque dinner. Over in back of Hamilton Hall boilers full of potatoes boil atop bricks and fires. At six o'clock that night the high school visitors crowd into the gym and sit down to some excellent food which is served to the entire assemblage in approximately 20 minutes. This year the visitors were well entertained by a new college vodvil. The vodvil was Written and directed by Dick Nelson and was further enlivened by a l3-piece band directed by Harlan Bixby. The entire high school pro- gram was a huge success and the visiting people were Well entertained. ei is

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STUDENT MOTHERS' DAY COMMITTEE if-rg, Q X. Q Qi if le rw w A 1 GRANTHAM NELSON CORBIN BADGELY MOTHERS' DAY BANQUET An outdoor demonstration at Gatton Field inaugurated the fourth annual Mothers' Day Celebration. In the evening all the mothers, daughters, sons, and fathers gathered for the Mothers' Day Banquet in the gymnasium. The next day, Sunday, was devoted to entertainment for the mothers and fathers by the organized groups. For many this celebration is the most pleasant func- tion of the spring quarter, for the College is proud to be host to the parents of its students. ,gg MOTHERS' DAY BANOUET 1937