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

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Tfie Things of the Spirit Usually it is true that those who have little in the way of material things have much in the way of spiritual things. We find this to he especially noticeable in the Eastern Montana Normal School during this, its second year. ()ur meager facilities have been crowded to the bursting point. Our students have walked miles each day through an unusually severe winter. Hut, in spite of discomforts, the pioneer spirit of last year has carried into this year. Attendance has been excellent, deliberate absence being unusual. Loyalty to the school has been ever present, although not effervescent. Interest has been at a high pitch. Hut the outstanding feature of the year has been the loyalty to the teaching ideal and the enormous amount of work that has resulted. To the faculty, experienced in the ways of students, this thirst for knowledge, this capacit) for long hours of work, this ability to set everything else aside in order to become a better teacher, is somewhat awe-inspiring, but. at the same time, it inspires tremendous respect and arouses great hopes for the educational future of Montana. The Spirit of Leaching is with us. —L. H. McMullen. f3|

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I ■ mum ii— ii i iim ibii ii i ' 'Dedications To the authorities of District umber I wo on (I to the supervising teachers thereof, who through their good will and cooperation have made so much of this year's work possible, ive, the student body of the Eastern Montana Sormal School, dedicate this second volume of the Kimrock. Ill