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

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FOREWORD J- URING the past three years an important ''something” was missing from the traditional activities of M. S. N. C.; that something was the ever popular and always treasured Chinook. This year, following the war-aftermath pattern of revision and revival in effect the wide world over, we take great pride in bringing to life again, this—the annual of the State Normal College. To those of you who have been here before, this number will be welcomed as an old friend. To those new on the campus, we hope it will make each one feel like a living part of a proud and useful institution. And for all of us— faculty and students—may it become a fountain of memories to be sought after eagerly whenever we wish to reminisce over the events of this pleasant year. It is with this sincere wish that the staff proudly presents the 1947 Chinook. 673

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The CHINOOK 1947 Published by THE JUNIOR CLASS MONTANA STATE NORMAL COLLEGE Dillon, Montana Volume Thirty-nine

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DEDICATION w E PAY tribute in this book to one who has served the Normal College for many years. Cooperative faculty colleague, faithful friend and advisor, loyal college booster—these phrases describe but mildly the characteristics of the man we have chosen to honor through this dedication. Throughout his long years of service on the Normal College faculty, he has held a place in the affection of the students. Few of us who have earned credits in the science department will ever want to forget the sense of fairness, the patient understanding, and the cooperation which were so characteristic of his classes. It is a certainty that those of us who go out into the teaching profession will benefit greatly from the association we have had with him. We are proud, then, to present the 1947 Chinook to our College Vice President and Professor of Science—J. Ford McBain. (3)