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

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 M” I); ay Spring weather wins over die College rules one day each year. On this day the students are confronted with a sign: “So school today. Faculty need a rest. The “M“ on the hill is getting dull.” Down go the books, and up go the students, whitewash in hand, to the M.” The chef wondering what has become of his daily boarders settles his difficulties when he discovers them by field glasses devouring weiners and buns on the neighboring hill. Maybe the campus needs a cleaning. That is attended to after the “M” has its yearly bath. -22

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“Witches dance and goblins prance” in the Hallowe’en stunts given by the Faculty, Juniors and Seniors each Hallowe’en in the auditorium. Darkness and mystery, merriment ami fun characterize this occasion. These stunts mark the beginning of the friendly rivalry between the classes. After the stunts Hallowe'en refreshments are served at the dorm. Dancing closes the fun. Hallowe'en Stunts —21

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 May Festival The college campus is a scene of spring brightness each year at the May Festival. This year it was celebrated with a Nature pageant presided over by a May Queen. Spring was heralded by the dance of the gentle warm breeze who awoke the sleeping flowers. A dance of the rain drops followed, introducing the rainbow, causing the sunbeams to join them. The Queen attended by a gorgeous train of followers was entertained. The final feature was the winding of the May pole. , .'x •■ ; •S. ' •• . - 23