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

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... .-- 'T'w-v Y iw 4-' V itory, is being completed. and ground has just been broken at the site of the Norton Memorial Building. This will house the Jessie rf. if if if if T. 7 I Kirkpatrick Library. Qften the things of the least practical value make the deepest up grooves in our mindsg and those who Worked so hard those first 4, years. like now to remember the large successes in undertakings of a different sort. Drama. Greek and Shakespearean. under the g direction of Mrs. L. T. Eaton. took a large place in the activities ,ji of the school in those years. The 'fComedy of Errors and f'Pan- dora's Box are two of importance. The old Poly May Day Fete, the first of which took place in 1909 on the dusty bank of an 1? irrigation ditch, is a tradition which up to the spring of 1929 held a high place among the spring festivities. During the past two years. The Pageant of the Yellowstone has taken its place. If there were space these pages could tell of interesting history that has never been writteng such as the rivalry between Literary Societies: origins and ups and downs of the various organizations .EI and departments of the schoolg visits of such men as Theodore Roosevelt and James J. Hillg the time of Military Trainingg the brilliance or the eccentricities of old students who have since be- ff come writers. lecturers. business and professional men and Women, or leaders in other and diverse fields. A class of fifteen graduated X. this year. The gift they left to the school was a bronze tablet. set, in native sandstone. dedicated to Theodore Roosevelt and bearing ff a quotation from the speech made by him on the campus on Oc- ji tober 5. 1918. More of the present we will not mention, for till tomorrow it will not be history. This short sketch can give but a pale picture of the actual daily struggles and triumphs of the it directors and supporters of the school and of the 3000 students -fa who during these twenty-one years have received a part of their education at the Polytechnic. 552' 9 v.ifa V' . I . IA U lv 5 It ,.V! ffl 4, .2215-: .ie A. 'V f' eus Page Nine

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