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

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I HAVE always believed that the affairs of the world should be managed by intelligent people of good will, who have trained minds and skillful hands. Too long have we placed our faith in mediocrity. College is a place where minds are trained and hands become skillful. It is also a place where people learn the meaning of good will. It is unfortunate that more people do not take advantage of such opportunities. To you who are here my congratulations and best wishes. RUSH JORDAN President M)

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'e O. KAY MOE Education is most nearly complete when the mind and hand are both trained, when they work together, the hand as the servant of the mind, carrying out what the mind has perceived. We have chosen, therefore, to dedicate this book to one who, as a trainer of both mind and hand, has given practical application to a theory held by educators for centuries. We take pride in presenting this Chinook to Mr. O. Kay Moe, professor of Social Studies and Industrial Arts.

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Left to right: Mr. Clarence Popham, Mrs. F. H. Petro, Mr. Merritt Warden, Dr. Emmet J. Riley, Miss Mary Condon—Secretary, Governor J. Hugo Aronson— Chairman, Mr. Arnold Olsen—Attorney General, Mr. George Lund, Mr. G. A. Bosley, Mrs. George Chambers, and Mr. Horace Dwyer.