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

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Robert Clark, Professor of Psychology and Education We are proud to dedicate our Chinook to a member of the State Normal College faculty, for whom 1934 marks twenty-eight years of service to higher education in Montana and as many years’ devotion to M. S. N. C. Always kindly, generous, and sympathetic, he has made college life more pleasant for us. So foml of him are Normal College students and alumni that wherever they gather, one may hear them speak affectionately of him as Bobby.’ In appreciation of his friendship, kindness, and generosity as well as of his work as a teacher we, the 1934 Chinook staff, present this yearbook to Professor Robert Clark.

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 Here Faculty and Students Meet

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Sheldon E. Davis, President HAVE you ever wished that you could say all and everything you wanted to? Have you felt aggrieved because you could not wail, warble, roar or swear according to mood? Well, what is holding you hack? Some there are that feel themselves repressed because . . . because .... 1 wonder whether they know? After all. who is muzzling their expression? Do they actually want to say terrible things? Could they? Would they really In; able to voice anything eloquent, shocking, thrilling, iconoclastic or revolutionary? I wonder. The thing that represses most of us is lack of audience. No one cares to hear, much less to listen in on our grievances, dreams or witticisms, but there are those who can speak and be heard. Enter the 1934 Chinook. It speaks the fancies, freedom and fun of the College year. Its seriousness is tied to reality but it freely speaks the language which you gave it. To its voice we listen now; its reminiscent whispers will come tomorrow. May its message find you free as you have been in giving the Chinook its voice. May you want to say what needs listening to even as this bright book is doing. SHELDON E. DAVIS