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

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s +wf rx f 1 7. I f I C 1 v Dwllwllllmhl This 1930 Annual is dedicated to lllr. and Mrs. G. IV. Jlehaffey, Brookline, hlass., two loyal friends of the Polytechnic. Through, many years they have helped to support the school and this past year made a gift to build a beautiful Memorial Boys' Dormitory to the memory of Mrs. Mehaffey's father, W. Graham Tyler, a great lover of boys. This beautiful structure, now nearing com- pletion, is built of the everlasting stones from the Rimrock and will stanfl through the ages as a reminder of the kindness and generosity of these two 'noble friends.

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B. P. 1. Glory From the North and the South, the East and the West: a Wherever the trail may lie, It's no matter to me where'er you may be, Cheer on for B. P. I. a North, South, East, West, everywheref Fight for B. P. I. ' F Come you sons of Polytechnic Join us now and sing. Honor the men who for you battle, Let your voices ring. Hail the men of Green and Gold, Hold your standard high - Yea! Fame and honor forever and ever, All glory to B. P. I. Oh the game's never done until it is Won When played by theGreen and Gold, For We'll fight to the end, our goal to defend Till after the story's told. North, South, East, West, everywhere- Fight for B. P. I. -Words a d M ' by L ftus H. W