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

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..-:if-L i,-',:-fif- Q.?4f' 7+ iii 2 -' 1 --if ri 4- . Foreword Industry is one of the six words emblazoned upon the shield of the Polytechnic Institute. In the next few years we believe that you who are interested will witness at steady development of our sev- eral student industries. In these pages We have tried to record the beginning of an lIlClLlSi1i2Ll epoch on the cainpus. If this book serves as a link to connect the past with the future and helps you to relive some of the lappiest hours of your lives as you turn these pages in years to come -we have achieved our aun 7Volhmq is zmpossvble to industry I -. 'l 1 .xr w x I J 5 1 5 Q I R 'E 3 . - g 0 xgi 1 E -.. 4- -J .xi 4 . I 1 47,1 f f f f f4L --un 4 --1 L ? i---. -.. -, YT .

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1-uf 1 74-v EP YJ - 4 f fi .V iz. i . V l A Z iq W3 , , N -L Li-'1 ,C--V . - A 1 41 11? .. ' 5 - ' 5 ,Vs I q ixjf V1 o!l'3f.a Q - 'ij is ali, ' , a, ,,,,,Y, ' S XT. I ' l.. Dedication To the industrial development of our institution. To the untiring eiiorts, and the dauntless spirit of the nien whose dreams of campus industries are now becoming real- ities. To the inestiinable benehts which will accrue to young inen and woinen in the future from the constructive eniployinent and training offered hy the develop- ment of Polytechnic industries. To the ineinory of that great departed soul in Whose inind was kindled this industrial develop- nient, and whose spirit will guide the destinies of the institution through all the years of progress ahead. To all of these we dedicate this book. Ei - ..,- ,r 'Q E ..- 5 eg -I 5 1 Will WJ! r I ll 'S-.1 if -. 1.- Industry is the fmothcz' of forlfzmc. ,gif

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3111 itltlrmnriam Lewis T. Eaton Founder and Direetor .Uareh 26, 1869 -- .Uareh 14, 1934 U'ithout a protesting murmer he earried his burdens of ser2'iee and saerihee. Uvllllltlllfl faltering he exeeuted hi.s self-imposed resprmsilnilities. Un this Campus site he helped to found an in- stitution of almost unlimited possibilities and to lfeep it living during the tryifng years of its 'in- faney. Now his worlf is eompletedg the world is better for a life swell lived and well spentg and li-is reward the gently spolfen words, Well done, thou good and faithful S'Pl l'0,Ilf.U He is gone, but his memory lives on, and his worl: stands-a lasting mioinument to the ideals for which he fought. May his life serve as an ih- spiration to those who follow in the footprints he left upon the sands of time .