Rocky Mountain College - Yellowstone / Poly Yearbook (Billings, MT)

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Dealicafory Explanation oo, The 1914 Annual Board affectionately dedicates this. the ith volume of the Poly, to their beloved President and Busi- ness Manager, viz: Lewis T. Eaton and Ernest T. Eaton. They it was who came forth so nobly live years ago to found and assume the burdens of our institution, and who have put forth daily almost superhuman ellfortsv striving to lift the Poly- technic to a higher plane in the educational world: they who have won a place in the heart of every member of the student body on account of their firm yet ever loving disposition, their noble. upi ight character, always bearing a beautiful relation to both God and man, and using in all things a practical wisdom. The two men whom we all feel secure in taking as an example out into the battles of life: the men upon whom it seems even God has set his seal-to men such as this it is that we respectfully pay these tributes in dedication. .-5-

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H Editorial Introduction A record of the happenings and achievenents of the year is herein chronicled and photographed. A typical specimen of all the various activities incident to real college life has been portrayed, or at least this has been the serious intent of the editors. In the preparation of this book we have endeavored to make it a souvenir, not altogether for the students of this year, but for those of the past years, and for those that are yet to come. NYe have been seriously handicapped by being compelled by unusual circumstances, to await the beginning of the work of editing the annual until late in the year, though we make no apology for that. XYhile it has been a laborious task to compile the book, it has indeed been a pleasant one, and it is the earnest hope of the editors that those who read it may have imbued again into their very beings, the spirit of the dear old i'Poly. XYe trust that to the Alumni this little book will be a pleasant reminder of the bygone school days: to the graduating class we hope that it will preserve the memories and incidents of their last year at the Tech: to the members of the large Polytechnic family that still remain. we hope that this chronicle of the year's events mav be heartilv welcomed: and to our friends. whoever you are, and wherever you may be, we give this fifth volume of the Poly. and extend to you the heartiest greetings of the year. May you read it and enjoy it: enjoy it so much that you will have a lingering desire in your hearts to read it over and over again, and so live over once more the days of your hte at the Polytechnic. NF' fly 'L+' ' m' -: :Z -2' 1' xy 5, NZ xl J 9, xr V J l ,L X.. 'ff Q H o SJ N L, 73.3 A .pf '-.Ui ig-4...: ,- ,f - ,, . . . gn-xiii 'fkztsxkrz' B 'rv ssirsfq-iflvfrf'- Hi- NNUAL BOARD H Left to Right---S. B. DRUM, Editor-in-Chiefg MISS FLORENCE CRAVATH, Associate Literary Editorg JNO. M. COOK, Business Managerg MISS MAUDE AVENT, Associate Literary Editorg ORA C. MUDD, Photographer: WM. GUILER, Associate Literary Editor: EUGENE HARPOLE, Joke Editor. HARRY HANLEY, Cartoonist. -7.-