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

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MISS ALICE E. RUSSELL. Instructor in English There is a member of the English Department whose understanding of students and their problems has made her many friends, whose ability and efforts given freely have helped to fit us for the v ork ahead. In recognition and appreciation of her services, we, the 1937 Chinook staff, dedicate our book to Miss Alice E. Russell.

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iAa Library At one time in history a man's wealth could be estimated by the number of books he owned. What would have been the material value of our library then? The value has not changed now. Only through reading and studying do we gain many of our ideas of immense value to our happiness and advancement in the world. We have reason to be proud of our well-equipped library with its excellent valuable reading material. i

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SHELDON E. DAVIS. President Where will you be ten years hence? Look at the 1927 Chinook and see where 'they are now. That doesn't tell me where I shall be. Well, two-thirds of them are successful teachers, principals, and superintendents. The other third, roughly speaking, taught few or many years successfully, and then married with equal success, roughly speaking. And so will you. Renewed greetings to your prophets of 1927; best wishes to you of 1937. SHELDON E. DAVIS.