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E, the Senior Class of 1912 have collected in this booklet a series of pictures and snap shots taken during our four years at the Montana State School of Mines. Now that our course is about completed we realize that our life here has been one of keenest pleasure and profit, no small part of which has been contributed by the many excursions among the mountains and mining camps of the West.

Our collection is small but suggestive to each of us of the friendship which exists between the members of our class and the good fellowship which we have prized in the association with our teachers.

Our work and recreations are also suggested in some of the pictures of laboratories, classrooms mines and trails leading over the hills about Butte. Thus our little booklet is essentially our own souvenir, but we trust a few spare copies may interest some of our friends who have an interest in us.

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