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

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Foretuord We, the students of Eastern Montana Normal School, have been actively engaged in the struggle of Depression versus Progression. As the school year draws to a close we may stand aside to judge whether we have gained or lost in the struggle. Perhaps it is in spite of, and perhaps it is because of the depression that our school has grown. The student body is larger and school spirit is more manifest. We, the students as individuals, feel that we have broadened our characters and strengthened our ambitions largely because of the effort we have made to attend school this year. The staff will have achieved its purpose if. in later years, the readers find recorded in this book happy memories of busy days spent at Eastern Montana Normal School. We hope that everyone may continue to derive strength from difficulties overcome. — Kiioda Sattertiiwait.

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The Rimroc 'uLlisLecl by tLe Stud ents oj Eastern Montana Normal School Billinas, Montana 1933 THE. GAZETTE PRINTING CO BILLINGS. MONTANA

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Dedication To the uncomjuered spirit of the Montana people, which has ever been a shining example tor our student body in time of difficulty, we dedicate this book, The Kim rock of 1933. Page Three