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

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85721 FOREWORD In every college class, in every extra-curricular activity, and in every part of a college career, to torch of knowledge—of experience—burns and becomes increasingly brighter. After four years of college education, the light from the torch of the Seniors shines so illustriously that they are able, as teachers, to spark the growing candles of young students. It is the privilege of all graduates from an education school to transfer a portion of the light from their torches of knowledge to the students they teach. The torches of the students at Western grow brighter as each year passes. The light of knowledge and experience becomes more powerful with each additional year. Richard de Bury said, You, O Books, are the golden vessels of the temple . .. burning lamps to be held ever in the hand. A college student becomes acquainted with many books: school-books, recreational books and, even more important, the Book of Life. It is from these books, these burning lamps, that the light illuminating from the student's torch of knowledge is increased. May the years at Western have opened an intellectual light that will burn brightly throughout all the years to come. (2)

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CHINOOK 1958 Published by THE JUNIOR CLASS Western Montana College of Education Dillon, Montana to VOLUME FIFTY

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m ever ao still k as win stood1 geor9e O’fJeiU THE PRESIDENTS RESIDENCE (3)