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

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Z= Hi THE WMROCk mm IRIVIRO( k ST41 If Editor-in-Chicf...........................Dean Aldrich Assistant Editor.........................Etta Cooper Student Life Editor......................Robert (Jail Art Editor.........................................Pearl Nvstrom Assistant Art Editor................FRANCES Newkirk Business Manager....................George Sanderson Circulation Manager.................Mary Weinschrott REPRESENTATIVES TO ANN I AL STAFF Senior Class...............................Eva Townsend First Year C lass........................Barbara Biever Sketch Club...............................Edith Ai.lport Katoya Players...........................Dorothy Harris (flee Club..................................Freda Erfi.e Frail Blazers................................Don Steele Physical Education for Women ... .Margaret Baker FACULTY COMMITTEE Chairman ------- Miss Martha E. Dewey Literary Adviser • - - - - - - .Miss Mary Meek Art Adviser......................Miss 11 ermine Roberts Business Adviser.................Mr. Keith Manion 1051 Page Eight

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THE. RIMROCK ok i philosophy An old adage says that “experience is the best teacher.” Those of us who are in daily contact with the teaching process are almost read) to say that experience is the only teacher. This states in a few words what I believe to he the philosophy of the Eastern Montana Normal School. The faculty and students alike seem to realize that the pursuit of real, worth-while, genuine happiness is the end of life. An end which, unfortunately, has suffered neglect during the last decades. MG business, MG schools, MG money have tended to dwarf the individual and have caused him to lose sight of the philosophy looking toward the broadening and enriching of individual life. 1 hope that our philosophy of developing the whole man so that he may live a happy, socialh-fruitful life will he carried by our students into the schools of Montana. In a very real way our experiences make us a “part of all that we have met.” —L. H. McMui.i.hn. = 11052 Page Seven

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THE RIMRCCK FACLIL.lt - - - hy slow prudence to make mild a rugged people, and thru' soft degrees subdue them to the useful and the good. — Ul.YSSES. II515 3 Page Nine