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

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THE RIMROCK To the City of Hillings, our home, whose streets have been our campus, whose citizens have given freely of their sympathy ami encouragement and who have been tolerant and considerate at all times—the city with which we associate so many pleasant memories — we dedicate this book, the 1 32 Rimrock. DEDICATION 11052 Page Four

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I C l'I WORD I lie hastern Montana Normal School is a young and vigorous school. In spite of hardships, in spite of the lack of many of those material tilings that are ordinarily considered indispensable to the existence of such an institution, it has grown steadily (It;ring the five years since it was established. Without a school plant, without a campus, it has progressed t» a point where its stability and permanency cannot be questioned. I he E. . I. V S. environment thus offers advantages peculiarly its own. The student who becomes a part of the institution assimilates in a measure a portion of its vigor, its progressiveness, and its immunity to adversity. His experiences while here all go toward making life richer, more enjoyable, and more significant to him than it was before. He becomes, in a word, a part of all that he has met.” e have attempted to fill the pages of this book with a record of those experiences, aside from the academic and formal, which have been met during the school year, and which are a pleasant phase of the K. M. N. S. environment. I he stall will feel that it has succeeded if in future years the student who turns the pages of this book will see there reflected a parr of himself. —Dean Aldrich. P 9e T r f

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