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

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Twenty-six years ago the Art Club was organized to foster friendliness and cooperation among art students. Members arrange for interesting lectures by authorities in art fields, and sponsor the Art Bazaar, put on before each Christmas with lots of Oriental art and linen for sale. With the proceeds from this sale the club maintains a circulating art library and a membership in the Print Collectors' Society, Which enables them to bring before the campus lovely exhibits of art Work by nationally known artists. ART CLUB 1 5' 5 ,,,, 5 1 .. President ZYZ Z.,: 5 mr.: ALENE HYLTON ,ff iiil TU?-IVQCDQL-A

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im W w XX 5 'A 7 ff X' B it ' kg ,git s ..ll K B us u . ' . President -W' eso. PEIKERT 151111 I N Ill!! ling 1- SQ,- i I J. ,ff , ..., mt. ':::' f x V ,- 5 .:,.: :.,:::':E:S 5: ' li W , yi s 1 ' 'tt it 1 . f- ss z I nSxt 'U H11 ll' ' 0 lx I ln 1919 the members of the Architectural Department organized a club with the hope of bringing closer together men ot mutual interests. it has proved inspiring and helpful to all members throughout the years. Members exhibit many interesting projects, drawings, and sketches for the benefit of the interested students oi Montana State College, as Well as putting on an exceptionally fine show for visitors during High School Week.

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gg LUTHERAN STUDENTS Assoclmlow it President ELSIE ELLrNc.soN -:., TW. -' ,,,,: W., College men and Women who are interested in religious thought may join the Lutheran Students League. This organization has regular meetings at which panel discussions on philosophy and religion are held. The group also sponsors a number of social functions during the year and has an active part in the furthering of religious thought on the campus. , 1 T