University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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DEDICATION To our librarian who, during her long years of service, has gone about her work courageously, efficiently, cheerfully, and yet so quietly, we pay sincere tribute. We dedicate our nineteen twenty-three Chinook to Mrs. Lilian R. Free.

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Pr esident’s Message To Readers of 1923 Chinook THE CLASS of Twenty-three greets you in this book. Their spirit made this work a success in spite of puzzling problems. The Normal College idea is not to run away but to fight and win. This Chinook wins. In its pages you will find fun and pictures and seriousness. All the frolics, events and traditions are faithfully recorded. New events appear and added departments offer themselves this year, for the College is growing. There are more chances to make funny notions. But what would a school be without students who made funny mistakes and faculty folk who never do, or vice versa? The students whose cooperation gave us this annual will soon be doing good service in Montana’s schools; the best wishes of the College follow them. Those who take their place at the College will have their fine example of attainment and service. Montana Normal College students have good times and an opportunity to demonstrate their right to leadership. Read and enjoy the Chinook which so well speaks our language. 5. E. Davis