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

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I he Commonwealth and Education Higher education supported In state taxation has developed host in the path made by the march of the New Knglanders across the American continent. It has relied upon current taxation to keep it alive while the endowed universit) depends upon gifts from the accumulations of the past. And now, on account of the great accumulations of wealth made in the last few decades, great sums are going to the privately endowed institutions. I his makes the going extremely hard for the state universities. Hut somehow a waj will he found to finance them because the people believe in them—and what a man believes is more powerful than what he has. L. B. Mc.Mui.i.i n.

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‘Dedication I Vi the youth of Montana whose high privilege it is to uphold and advance those forthright qualities and lofty ideals established here when this institution came into being, we dedicate this book. The Kim rock of 1930. [31

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Bernice Rogers. Florence Reid. Florence Larson John Abraham son JOS El'll IN I; ll UG. Krma Rogers Jessie Allen. Doris Taylor Theresa Arrington Mildred Rodebirg. Jessie Lyons Hazel Hilton Mary Price Tom John ( il I Ys |.M R Tom Purcili. Lucille Ridgeway Fditor-in-Chief Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Circulation Manager Literarv Kditor Art Kditor Humor Kditor Calendar Student Council Luncheon Club (ilee C luh Sketch Club Katova Players Frail Blazers Men’s Athletics iirl ‘ Athletics Senior Class First Year Class Purcell...... Abrahamson. FACCL'IA COM MIL IFF Miss Martha K. Dewey M iss M ary M eek Miss Hermine Roberts. Mr. Keith Manion Mr. VC bboi i .........Chairman Literary Adviser Art Adviser Circulation Adviser ..Business Adviser m