Identifier: sentinel16univ (find matches)
Title: The sentinel
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: University of Montana (Missoula, Mont. : 1965-1994) Montana State University (Missoula, Mont.) State University of Montana (Missoula, Mont.)
Subjects: University of Montana (Missoula, Mont. : 1965-1994) Montana State University (Missoula, Mont.) State University of Montana (Missoula, Mont.) Universities and colleges College yearbooks
Publisher: Missoula, Mont. : University of Montana
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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SWEET, EARL K.STANLEY, EDWIN J.STODDARD, FREDERICK THAYERSTREIT, NORMAN C.TABOR, HENRY W.TAYLOR, JAMES EDWINTAYLOR, JOHNTEMPLETON, PAYNE W.THOMAS, ROY E.THOMSON, BRUCE McKAYTILLMAN, LAFE CLAIR;rOOLE, ALLAN H.TOOLE, BRICE WM.TOAA^NSEND, JOSEPH B.TURCOTT, GEORGE L.USON, RICHARD S.~-l;F^EY, HAROLD C.jTmJKNTINE, CHARLES P..WnVhORN, THOMAS BOYD/vmAI/Sy, CHARLES E./ VE^mI^Y, WILLIAM D.\( )OL)iR, RALPH M.WAIO^PIELD, ALFRED W. Ay^ON, GLENN ROYV\ JfTSON, TOM CRAWFORDh ESTBY, CLEVIE OSCARAS HALEY, ALBERT G.;a HISTLER, FRED H.W HITAKER. JOYCE ALFREDWLSON, FRED BARLOWI SON, LESLIE E.NGIETT, CHARLES VIRTUSOLFE. KENNETHtV<\OOD, JOHN CHARLES, JR.)ODY, FRANKLIN H.TH, WM. NORTONGHT, ARTHUR W.ND, HAWLEYLE, O. A.ILLIAM III Ml —11—
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—13— Presidents Message Each annual event this year draws ones mind naturally to the corresponding time a year ago. What has not happened since last years Sentinel was in preparation I The operations of the Great War ended nearly half a year ago; the processes of the resumption of the usual tenor life are well under way; our soldiers are streaming back home and merging into their own places in the world of peace; by present signs the treaty may be concluded before the Sentinel tomes from the press, and in that treaty will be embodied the most significant political covenant ever signed by the hand of man—the League of Nations. A year ago the University was bidding good-bye to its men as they started on the unknown path to the front: what questions and burdens were in the hearts of those who went and those who stayed, no words will ever tell. Now they are coming back—nearly all of them; for this no gratitude can be deep enough. Then there are the sacred dead, whose memory is a perpet

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