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

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SHKLDON K. DAVIS, President FuN, frolic, fickleness and fiction glimpse themselves in and out of Chinook pages. So do faith, friendship and fidelity. And, of course, there must have been finesse, finance, and farsightedness, or there would have been no Chinook. Yes, the prophet sees for the makers of this worthy book, fame, fortune and the full honors of a task well done. May they in the long retro' spect of years to come share with us who toiled not on this book the freedom, fine associations and fragant memories which it reflects. Frame in fancy a faraway future. Find free a few minutes in I960 for looking at this then old but ever new book. Will its fearsome freaks look funny? And those pictures and 1933 styles? May friendly fates forbid that ever our pictures yours and mine should look funny or queer even in 1960! But flash the fashions of that first Chinook of 1906, and it is to smile a kindly smile. The twentydive year tomorrow may serve us as we have done the twentydive year yesterday. For the far future, our Chinook limns us as we fancy we are now. Forward may we fare, forgetting not. May the fully filled years at M. S. N. C. find vital meaning for your “always Whenever you look At Your Chinook. SHELDON E. DAVIS

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MISS GENEVIEVE ALBERTSON At the Montana State Normal College there is a member of the faculty whose industry, patient supervision, and impartial interest merit praise. Her efforts in English and journalistic work have been met with success. Under her supervision the publications of the College hold an enviable rank among those of other colleges. To conduct these publications with all the problems which accompany any publication has meant a vast amount of careful work. In appreciation of her work we, the 1933 Chinook Staff, dedicate our book to Miss Genevieve Albertson.

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AN CELINE SMITH, Dean of Women Twenty TOUR years from now a Chinook Staff will be preparing the fiftieth Chinook. If progress continues geometrically, what will this staff have to record? Let us gase into the Crystal. Only degree students are graduated. Doctor’s degrees and research work will fill much space. Only capable students are selected for enrollment; so no flunks or failures occur. Examinations are eliminated as unnecessary. The cam' pus is a densely shaded park watered by systems of fountains managed by electric buttons. The “M is redecorated by a spraying machine handled from the tower room. “Go day is revived and celebrated by airplane trips to Glacier or Yellowstone parks. Social rules are unnecessary. Each girl is given a key to the outside door, and no questions asked as to comings or goings. Finally, words are entirely eliminated from the Chinook, and space is left for the clever students and their friends to write their own captions. Let us all come back to celebrate the Golden Jubilee.