Montana State University Billings - Rimrock Yearbook (Billings, MT)

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20 I 'he 19 2 8 Rimrock ”r SCHOOL SONG (With Apology to Rotary) I know a school where peace .and love and fellowship ho’d sway. And miles and miles of happy smiles chase the dark clouds away, Good will and Christian love both glow And Wisdom plays her part, While power, strength, and knowledge grow, If you’re loyal from the start. For loyalty, true loyalty—our school thus calls to you. Old E. M. N. will serve you best If you to her are true. Oh students of E. AI. N. S. then learn old truths anew Remember loyalty comes first to the yellow, stone and blue. The peace, the love, the fellowship, the light which shines divine As symbols of our co’ors will guide you all the time. E’en though veu go to distant lands Your knowledge to impart This school will not forsake you if you re loyal from the start. (In the chorus for the lirst stanza use the word “learn and for the second stanza use the word “teach. ) —Selena Paulson, ’28 BLUE, YELLOW AND STONE (This may be sung to the tunc of “Mother Macltree”) In the shade of the rims, that have weathered the rains, And beside the great river that waters the plains In a beautiful valley, our normal school stands Like the stream, it'll hasten the growth in our lands. Chorus: Sure, wc borrowed a hit of the blue western sky And some yellow and stone from the river near by, And these are the colors that wc call our own, Oh Good Luck, and God speed you, Blue, yellow and stone. Like the rims it will stand through the storms that may blow, A bulwark of strength against ignorance and woe, Our colors mean wisdom, good judgment, and light. For the sake of our colors, we’ll cherish the right. —Susan E. Uiiricii, ’28