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

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MAIN ENTRANCE TO WOMEN'S RESIDENCE HALL CONTENTS BOOK ONE: Classes Organizations Activities BOOK TWO: Athletics BOOK THREE: Calendar Advertising

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THE WALL WALK PRESENTED BY JACK MATTINGLY, Editor DOROTHY OVERBY, Associate Editor RUBY RASMUSSEN. Assistant Editor JEANETTE SPABERG, Picture Editor JANE MILLIKIN, Women's Athletics ROY EVENSON, Men's Athletics MERCEDES BAERTSCH, Business Manaqer DOROTHY STRONG, Assistant Business Managor GRACE KNOX, Assistant Business Manager PATRICIA SCULLY, Assistant Picture Editor MARCELLA MELOGUE, Calendar GENEVIEVE ALBERTSON, Sponsor

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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE The world leader who has been most uniformly cursed in America has a tight little mind. How utterly consistent he seems! Since he does not like a certain people, destroy them all and take their money. Because geopolitics looks reasonable, make the world over geopolitically and keep the change. But there are so many things that this little-minded man leaves out of his plans. The golden rule, the brotherhood of man, and the worth of the individual —these cannot be put into a tight little system. We do not altogether practice these, but we fight for them as ideals. We like to think of a world in which they would be more often practiced. Would-be tyrants would not be if they could only see themselves in all their own littleness. If your world is larger than it was last year, if the real things of life mean more, you are becoming a better soldier in the struggle against the tight little mind. College does most when it gives us a more liberal and better understood world, in which we may be better than our fellows but have not found this out. Sheldon E. Davis