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

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PRESIDENT A. LEROY STRAND This is the first bit of copy I have supplied the Montanan for twenty-two years. Since that previous occasion the number of students at Montana State College has increased more than three times, and I am sure the Montanan has im- proved in even a greater ratio. This record of faces, fun and fame for another college year is one of the few books you will buy sure to increase in intrinsic value as time goes on. I congratulate the editor and his staff for their splendid Work. I should like to take this occasion to express my thanks and appreciation to the entire student body for their indulgence, their many kindnesses, excellent spirit and cooperation during my first year as president. A. L. STRAND PRESIDENT. 18

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ADMINISTRATICDANA i . an I ' H' - A- A Hfsf- Mm.. .. . V Y BORTON LEEDOM DAVIDSON GOSMAN CARRUTH REARDON NANCE AYERS BRENNAN BOARD OE EDUCATION For the tirst time in many years the Montana Board oi Education assembled for something other than business and tound time to pose ior a group picture. This picture Was taken when the members came to Bozeman tor the inauguration ot President A. L. Strand. The Montana State Board of Education has the heavy responsibility ot governing the six units oi h b l't' i the the Greater University oi Montana, ot which our college is a major division. Since t e a o 11OI'l o chancellorship, Dr. H. H. Swain of Helena, in his position as Executive-Secretary, coordinates the sev- eral branches of the University. A tive administration ot the policies outlined by the Board of Education is carried out by the pres- c idents ot the several units. Their concern is the mass of detail which attends the daily management oi their particular division. l A Q SIMMONS MCMULLEN DAVIS THOMPSON STRAND 17

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DEAN J. M. HAMILTON Dean Ethelyn C. Harri- son possesses a tolerant interest in all phases of student life, which has Won for her the affection- ate support of every stu- dent. She is constantly working to obtain greater cultural opportunities for the college, and to in- crease the understanding between the students and the faculty. If an officer in a student organization needs advice or a new and different idea, Dean Harrison can always help in exactly the right way. Dean Iames M. Hamil- ton is the students' sever- est critic, and their most helpful iriend. His inter- est in each individual of the college, his humor and advice, have won for him the esteem and af- fection of every student. He saw the institution born and has helped it grow to its present corn- plexity, yet he never for- gets that the young peo- ple enrolled in the school, and their interests, are most important factors in the college developments. ETHELYN C. HARRISON