Montana State University Billings - Rimrock Yearbook (Billings, MT)

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Certain paths prevail—Pat Berileson. Mary Weast. Charlene Claxton, Phyllis Hedrick. Eldora Walters and Betty Zeil- er (upper left, opposite page) entered more than mere brick and stone when thev ascended those steps before the Ad building, and left behind more than empty rooms, faced more than the valley of the Yellowstone when they paused in passing, perhaps each day. Paths multiply between classes, cross at odd corners, converge upon the locker which gives Eidora Walters and Betty Zeiler (lower left, opposite page) room for impedimentia, time to review responsibility. decide, revise, decide again. This is a homing point, a providential center which can be slammed shut like Pandoras box; a place of ambush, a trysting spot, a backyard fence to gossip over. In the flow of each day an eady forms at the bulletin board—here the future makes itself known to gazers (lower right, opposite page); unseen offices inform. extend requests for interviews; here dates and duties announce themselves. Wait long enough and time brings all to this. And in between, from hour to hour, coffee and coffee-talk in the cafeteria—hum and haw and hello —time kills itself so easilv. and the clock ticks Mary Ann Schoenborn. Joan Sessions. Wilma Dcwlin. Fred Brocker and Mr. Kent (top, right) into the next hour without warning. Other paths, less substantial, lead in and out. circuitously—space disappears when filtered through this box. where the loopholes left in time are plugged with a twist of the wrist by Hermina Laber. Joan Sessions. Lois Freiburger. Lorraine Kcber. Sally Kober and June Berg (center, right). But the labyrinth extends—paths progress, beneath studious feet of Bob Schuyler. Eileen Badgley. Don Woehl. Bonnie Olson. Gene Thompson and Bob Carbone (below, right), toward and into another area; the corridors of the science building offer Bob Schuyler. Eileen Badgley and Don Woehl (below, left) access to mysteries unguessed, unguess-able.

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nto and out nd the lines i i er right, opp Mrs. Smith at ’ or food or for Part of days remain with us . . . the usual like the steps Mildred McDonough, Janio Twiichell. Don Fry. Esther Olson. Feme Wyttenhove and of page) took the cafeteria, stood in (up-ite page with ish register)— s or finance— Harold Susott takes advantage of his health fee by havini his pre scription filled at HUEBNER'S PRESCRIPTION PH BaCY. Harl-Albin Bldg. sometimes ItheunusuaL hen routine required repair and class was re-entered by Gil Carrington and Howe (left) with nrf excuse from Mi Herowiti. Scenes and recur, and out of the year we may remember some such moment as. acadcniiL itta|fl0 ingthe percnial-ly interesting . . . like basketball (Bob Morris. Bob Sheppard. Coach Shorty Altero-witz. Miss Alterowitz. Bob MQQESKH i ll ' i i ..in 1 Ulll! 1 Deming and Val Wollen, bottom center, opposite page). i m