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

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 iAr HAT'S happening to these College weeks? They are going. The distance from Monday to Friday is nothing, and week ends are shorter. Well, I am getting experience and loyal friends and cheerful memories. Once in a while by subtracting dates far apart I can prove that I have learned something. Everyday samples in bright sunlight the CHINOOK records. A little vision of today for tomorrow or whenever. No one takes away what the CHINOOK flashes. May your life be as full and bright as your book! bus °itm TA D 7J (8) President Emeritus

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 ThIS has been a year of anxiety, but, regardless of uncertainty, plans must be made and work must be done. We are looking toward the future. Our new auditorium will add much to the facilities now available for students on this campus. Higher standards for teachers are to be required and we must meet the demand. Greater rewards are to be offered and we must be worthy. Educated people will be needed for the reconstruction period ahead, and education is the business of a college. Think not of the good old days that never were, but of the good new days to come. Good luck. RUSH JORDAN, (7) President

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TABLE OF CONTENTS PRESENTED BY Book One — Classes Book Two — Activities Book Three — Athletics Beverly Grant, Editor Harley Iverson, Assistant Editor Betty Austreng, Picture Editor Ray Simon, Art Editor Betty Jean Brink, Business Manager Norman Jacobson, Men's Athletics Mike McMahon, Junior Class President Genevieve Albertson, Sponsor (9)