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

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Foretuord When the Pioneers came West, one of their primary interests was the establishment of schools to provide necessary educational facilities. As sons and daughters of these people and as students of the Kastern Montana Normal School, we have tried to carry on their work by realizing this need and contributing our influence in true pioneer spirit to the establishment of our school. Now comes, it appears, the end of this pioneering. As plans for a unified school plant are formulated we feel that we, the students of 1931, are witnessing the Passing of the l-'rontier. We hope that the spirit and the character builded among the students in these first four years will be perpetuated in the ever-widening influence of the school. Within these pages we have endeavored to record the many incidents which have contributed in making this year the fourth and most progressive in our history. May this book always l e a source of pleasure to the students of 1930-31 who have contributed their share in the building of Kastern Montana Normal School during its pioneer years. Thelma Hyatt 13)

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Dedication To the pioneers—the men, the women, tlie youths, who in every generation have overcome obstacles in every field of endeavor; who have contributed their spirit and courage in order that our great Treasure State might be developed, we dedicate this book. The Rimrock of 1931. 15]