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

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t-ICDIXICDRARIES tt ff! A ' ':V' H 1 ..,. A , L , Ro. V A.: -,I , L larsl' -- fi i' IRAN VAN sics t , . -Z-' EEE: Q ,..: t X L ,..i,i. , i , Bach year, at the annual senior assembly, the new members oi Mortar Board, senior Womens honorary, are announced. Mortar Board is a service organiza- tion whose chief aims are the maintenance of clean campus politics and the preservation of tradition. The oustanding senior women who comprise the qroup devote their attention to the affairs of the colleqe Woman and her position in the campus scheme. The traditional Mortar Board Dance held during the fall quarter is the coed's best chance for expression. It is ladies choice and ladies treat . . . the one opportunity for both the fellows and the girls to get even. WATSON WIGGENHORN BRENEMAN GORDON STARRING VAN SICE HAVERFIELD

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HAMILTON I-IALL PRESIDENT - JESSELYN LANGMAN HOUSE DIRECTOR - MRS. BENNETT SOCIAL DIRECTOR - - MISS LEIGH MEMBERS LUCILLE ALEXANDER LOIS BALHISER BETTY BATCH CHARLOTTE BENSON ESTHER BOWMAN HELEN BRIGGS DALE COOK MARIANNE DAVIDSON DAPHNE DELL NIARJORIE DOWNS KATHLEEN DURHAM DAISY FLICK MILDRED GREEN LUCILLE GUAY BOBBIE HELLEN MARGARET HOLMES VIRGINIA KASTANHOLZ JOYCE KEATING NINA KIESLING MARION KELLY KATHERINE KITTRELL MILDRED KLEFFNER BESSIE KOGER .IESSELYN LANGMAN MILDRED LARSON VIRGINIA LONG HARRIET LUPHER MAXINE MARTIN MERI ANN MATHER PATRICIA MCAULEY LELA MCDONALD NATALIE MCDERMOTT ELNA MONSTAD GRACE MOORE GERALDINE NEUMANN FRANCIX ABBEY O'CONNELL MYRTLE OVEREND MINNIE ELLEN PAUGH JOAN PEASE LOUISE PIERCE MARGARET PORTER AMY POUND RUTH RAYMOND FLORENCE ROBERSON MAUREEN Ross CLOVER STEPHENS MARY STEVENS JEAN STROUP ANNE SWANBY HELEN TRANDUM NATILIETRBOVICI-I KATHERINE WIERENGA RUTH WIGGENHORN THOMINA WOLSTAIJ GENEVIEVE YOUNG EMMA EHRET BONNIE O'BRIEN ETHEL MCLAUGHLIN HELEN DANIELSON DONNA GOTTLOB DONNA LAUT NELLIE SUMNERS NINA LEEDHAM MENGA HERzos

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HAHN STEBBINS BROWNLEE O'ROURKE . SCHENCK BRUCE CHAUNER The phases of college life that make the most lastinq impression probably are the traditions that a school maintains. Traditions have a definite and Worth- while place at Montana State College. Septemviri is an orqanization of seven senior men, chosen by the college faculty for their achievement. lt is their duty to preserve the college traditions. The l-lello Walk, the Senior Bench, All-Honors' Assembly, Freshman Caps, Fang Paddles and a number of other time-honored traditions are guarded for the succeedinq classes. At an annual assembly Septemviri reviews the traditions of the school for the benefit of the student body, and announces rennovations and repairs. if i SEPTEMVIRI , , V s t fp t' t rt ' 53 Chairman :' I f l' Quilt l MILTON CHAUNER PRESERVING COLLEGE TRADITIONS 227