MSU Loses a Legend Max Worthington, '32 PE, a legendary MSU Bobcat, passed away on August 21 at the age of 93. An outstanding ambassador for MSU and well-know figure on campus, Max was a starting guard for the 1929 national champion "Golden" Bobcats. He was named to MSU's 10 greatest athletes by the Bozeman Daily Chronicle. In 1985 the basketball arena within the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse was named in his honor. At his 70th class reunion in 2002, he was recognized for his 75 years as a member of the "M" club. As a student at MSC, Max excelled in football and basketball and captained both teams when he as a senior. He coached the basketball team for one season, was an assistant football coach and PE instructor, and then served as Director of Alumni for 25 years under MSU President Roland Renne and was Dean of Student Affairs from 1964-73. Max was married to Dorothy Maebel Douglas for 57 years. He is survived by his son, Doug of Bozeman, four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. A celebration of Max's life, held in the Max Worthington Arena in the MSU fieldhouse, paid tribute to the man who was a fixture at MSU sporting events. Photo by Linda Best. Class Notes are complied by Ruth Austin. If you would like to submit information, please drop a line to the MSU Alumni Association, PO Box 172740, Bozeman, MT 59717-2740. You can also submit them to her via email at raustin@montana.edu