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Book of Views, Senior Class 1909
Associated Students of the Montana State School of Mines
In this issue...Butte, Anaconda, East Helena, Montana, Mine Surveying, Copper, Students, Montana School of Mines, Summer Courses, Athletics, Clubs
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Class of 1912, Senior Class Book
Associated Students of Montana State School of Mines
In this issue...Main Building, School Laboratories, Football Squad, Butte, Anaconda, Montana, East Helena Smelter, Geology, Elkhorn, Surveying Class, Washoe Smelter
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Magma 1950
Associated Students of the Montana School of Mines
In this issue...M Day, Organizations, Publications, Athletics, Graduates, Offices, Flunkers' Frolic, Field Surveying, R.O.T.C.
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Magma 1953
Associated Students of the Montana State School of Mines.
The 1953 Annual is proudly dedicated to the past fifty years of meritorious service, which has been the by-word of the "Mines" since that first graduating class of 1903. That year the school had one building and a one-man graduating class. Since then, in order to meet the exigencies of a technological society, it has grown to the creditable dimensions of eight major buildings, and is well known over the world as one of the finest institutions of its kind. Never before, in a fifty-year period of history, has a nation seen such an astounding increase in the need for engineers trained in the mineral field. With world peace so dim in the future, survival has become the motivating force of our mineral industry. It is our hope that in the future, as in the past, the Montana School of Mines will grow with the industry, and that the next fifty years will prove as fruitful as the last.
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Magma 1956
Associated Students of the Montana State School of Mines.
To the Students of Montana School of Mines:
Here is your MAGMA, still warm from the heat of formation and containing here and there some rich veins and remarkable products of magmatic segregation and differentiation. May it always remind you of happy days, good friends, and satisfying accomplishment! Montana Mines alumni have always been noted for their ability to "pull together" for their school. It's a good idea to keep this book with you as you travel about the world in professional work. Not only will it serve as a directory of school friends; it will also be useful when you want to tell others about your alma mater.
Best wishes for your future!
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Magma 1958
Associated Students of the Montana State School of Mines.
Another year has passed and in passing has recorded much in accomplishment, in progress, in change of status. For each of you the record is different, but for all of you there has been the satisfaction of living in a dynamic era.
This past year has been one of improved organization, improved understanding, and a marked revitalization of the ASSM in its role of student government. The student council can feel justly proud of its many accomplishments in the interest of the students on our campus. Such accomplishments don't just happen; they are created through hard work and attention to the many problems wanting solution. Boys grow into men under the stress of responsibility.
This Magma forms a partial history of the year just concluded, that part which deals with people, classes, organizations, and activities. It is a book you will cherish for the rest of your lives; it will be fondly reviewed countless times as the years pass following graduation, each time bringing back in sharp retrospect the year 1957-58 at Montana School of Mines.
To the Seniors I wish bon voyage. Remember always, wherever you go, whatever you do, your Alma Mater is proud of your attainments and holds you dear in its heart.
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Magma 1959
Associated Students of the Montana State School of Mines.
Any year book has as its prime purpose the depiction of a school year in a manner that will recall the maximum of memories in future years. The Magma this year utilizes memories as a theme, but places a slight accent on those of the graduating seniors.
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Magma 1960
Associated Students of Montana School of Mines
In this issue...Faculty, Graduates, Magma Staff, Hall Council, E Day, M Day, Sports, Orediggers, Around Campus, Boosters, Student Life
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Magma 1961
Associated Students of the Montana State School of Mines.
Faculty, Students, Activities, Sports and Clubs.
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Magma 1962
Associated Students of the Montana State School of Mines.
From the molten magma from which this yearbook borrows its name came all of the elements that form the earth and all that is on the earth today. This borrowed name is possibly the most appropriate title that could have been chosen for this book because it too is composed of many elements that will change and advance the world. These elements, of course, are the students and faculty of the Montana School of Mines. To these future and present engineers. scientists, and world leaders we present this 1962 MAGMA in hopes that it may help preserve the manifold memories of its many owners.
In this issue: Faculty, Students, Events, Mines in the News, Sports, Organizations, etc.
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Magma 1963
Associated Students of the Montana State School of Mines.
The MAGMA is the title of the yearbook, published by students of Montana School of Mines. It provides a comprehensive review of all activities, classes, faculty, clubs, fraternities, organizations, and athletics. The history of Montana School of Mines has been a colorful one, making steady progress as each year goes by. The fact that Montana School of Mines is known throughout the world as one of the foremost schools in the field of mineral industries engineering is perhaps due both to fortune and foresight. The selection of Butte was a most happy choice, for in Butte, as in few other places, the student has the opportunity to gain practical experience along with theoretical training. He may do this through part time work in mines, mills, or smelters as well as frequent visits to industrial plants for observation and study of engineering problems and operations.
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Magma 1964
Associated Students of the Montana State School of Mines.
This issue features faculty, students, activities and departments.
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Magma 1965
The Student Body of the Montana School of Mines
In this issue...Engineers' Creed, Alumni Stadium, Library, Graduates, Sports, Prom, Hootenany, M Day, Clubs, Boosters, Students
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Magma 1966
Associated Students of the Montana State School of Mines.
This issue features students, faculty, departments and activities and a Mad Magazine cartoon regarding the draft.
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Magma 1968
Associated Students of the Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology
In this issue... Classes, Faculty, Events, E-Days, Homecoming, M-Days, Organizations, Advertising
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Magma 1970
Associated Students of the Montana College of Mineral Science and Technology
In this issue...Tech After Hours, Students, Sports, Fraternities, Student Wives, Concerts, E Days, M Days, President Koch, Student Council
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Magma 1971
Associated Students of the Montana State School of Mines.
This issue features departments, faculty, activities, and students.
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