The Poly, 1932 (Classic Reprint)

Relive a year on the campus of Billings Polytechnic Institute with this 1932 yearbook. A visual record of students, faculty, clubs, and campus life, it offers a window into early 20th-century college life and the institute’s growth.

This edition blends portraits, club histories, athletic highlights, and building profiles to tell the story of a busy academic community. You’ll find features on classrooms, dormitories, libraries, and the people who shaped the Polytechnic’s spirit during this period.

- What you’ll encounter: student clubs and activities (Dramatics, Debate, Alpha and Eagle literary societies, Three Circles Club, Pioneer and more), athletics and campus events, plus detailed notes on campus buildings like Kenney Hall, Tyler Hall, and the evolving industrial facilities.
- People and programs: faculty listings, notable student leaders, and snapshots of campus life from clubs, staff, and student government.
- Places and progress: descriptions of campus architecture, new wings, and the ways students contributed to campus projects and self-help work.
- A historical snapshot: era-specific roles, traditions, and the daily rhythm of college life as it was reflected in dates, names, and college activities.

Ideal for alumni, local history buffs, and anyone curious about how a regional technical institute looked and functioned in 1932.