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

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11V M A1 IL AS 1 We have passed our first test! In spite of all difficulties anil handicaps the Eastern Montana Normal School has for eight cars maintained its life, developed its traditions, kept up a remarkable spirit and made its impress upon Kastcrn Montana . Approximately three thousand students have felt its influence. Approximately eight hundred graduates are now-spreading its ideals of a “human” education, stressing the artistic, the dramatic, the musical, the athletic sides of life as well as the more traditional branches of culture. Now we go into a home of our own. My hope is that we may have there the same spirit, the same loyalty, the same ideals of service, maintained to the same degree as in the past. L. B. Mc.Muu.nN. 19 35 MROCK Fags F

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RIM ROCK SFAtr l.ditor in Chief...........................Pali. Johnson Literary F.ditor..............................Jean Hamre Student Lite Editors - - Irene Pierce. Sybil Christian! Art Editors .... Lester Ristow, M ik:e Johnson Business Manager............................Jeanne Barnes Associate Business Manager..................Siourd Sei.oen Circulation Managers - I-i.oki wi Bovd, (iRaci Cxrrinotok Representatives of Organizations—Second Year Class, Viola Barker; First Year Class, Omvall Arestad; Student Council, Inez Waddell; Sketch Club. Irene Oillc; Katova Players, Mary Ellen Hunter; (Jlee Club, Arvilla 'Ferrell; Orchestra, Mary Yauglm; Women’s Athletics, Lavern Babcock; Men’s Athletics, Andrew Hotmeister; I. L. A., Cora Unite. Facultx Committee—Chairman, Miss Martha Dewey; Literary Adviser, Miss Mary Meek; Art Adviser, Miss licrminc Roberts; Business Adviser, Mr. Harry Stuber. 93 5 Page Six