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

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'ZX lover of music and scenery -Bernice Irvine. He is a great observer, and he looks quite through the deeds of men -Ora D. Swayze. Born of course to fight and win -Ray Flannigan. Let not your heart be troubled -Ruth VVheatley. A beam of sunlight on a cloudy clay, will help to drive the gloom away -Ethel Bean. a lean and hungry look: he Yond Cassius has thinks too much: such men are dangerous -Otis Mudd. She was thoroughly sincere. With her nature it was impossible to be otherwise -Ruth Carolton. Friends may come, and friends may go, but I smoke on forever -Clustave Pulos. Has the true Irish spirit, ean't bear the thoughts of being worked -Bud Swallow. If you are a Socialist, beware of meeting me - John Swallow. 'WVhen my voice is raised let all men quiver -Louis VV. lllartin. ti Soft words turneth away anger -Charlotte Temple. A very modest young man -Charles Rowland. To please the girls he tirelessly tries -Jack Lynes. Anything for a little excitement -Archie MacDonald. O, to be an Indian chief -John MacDonald. Small, but size don't count in some things -Ralph Underwood. Simple and trim: none too slim -Lulu Iellison. A splendid type of thc deep thinkers -Harry Lynes. He goes on Sundays to the church and sits among the boys t?l-Iohn Wilson. I am, sirs, a B1 of A. -John R. Iones. And her name was IXIaud -lllaud Greub. Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears - R. C. Stocker. if U in u 4- it ri tl an 1. -- M1.1O. ,.i .X-is for Alpha, the beginning you know, They won the first prize, over which they did crow. ll-is for Bowman, Blakeman and Budg C-is the cart that got left in the mud. D-stands for dear ones, we met long ago: Also for Dunn, Miss Shaw's best beau. F-means Friday, the unlucky day, The day we get caught. so the dancers say. G-'is Giluly, Gillbault and Good-like. H-is for Hogan, so big and so fat, He carries his knowledge under his hat. K-is Karen. the operatic singer, With so tender a voice, the boys all linger. L-is for Loomis, also for Lyle. To see them together is one continuous smile. N-is for North, where the north pole stands. O-is O'Donnell, who wares the Taft smile. Q-is a Question we study while schooling. Is Henneberry in love or is he just fooling? R-is Rowland, so brave and so simple, Another character is, Miss Charlotte Temple. S-means Sunday, the day of two meals, And Slim Cowan, the wonder who talks as by wheels. I-is for Jack, Mr. Lynes, you know, At present he is Miss Giluly's best beau. I-stands for Ida, says Dunn to his pa, The rest I would tell you, but oh Shaw. M-is for Mudd, who plays in the bandg His chief delight is to hold Gilbo's hand. E's-are the Eagles, with wings outspread, Who wish to announce they are not dead. P-means Pioneers Cpunctuality and pushbg They are there with the goods when it a rush. T-is for Tattler Ctoo much would be cruelj, But of course we have none, in this our school. U-is for Union, a very great wrong To leave it out in singing a song. V-is for Vera, better known as Miss Gould, She has cheeks rosy red, as all girls should. W-is for Wheatley, VVallace and William, And X Y Z is the end of our film. i.,1O - HIT OR ZLUSS. Let this little verse remind you, As you hurry o'er the ground, Footprints that you leave behind you In the morning may be' found. comes to Footprints that perhaps another, Going o'er that selfsame way, Mi'ght suspect were left by students When they're viewed by light of day. Now, dear students, I would ask you, Can you tell me, tell me right, Why it was that our dear Matron Slept so sound St. Patrick's night? M.TT f.-....l.M. 3 l Prof. Chapman Cto Chadbourn who is whisperingj- Mr. Chadbourn, I want you to understand this lecture willhbe very useful later on, and you should give at- tention. Chadbourn-Yes, that is what I am trying to tell the other fellows. itloli When far away from Montana, And in distant lands you roam- Remember the B. P. I. You used to call your home. ELMER C. ADAM S. ROBERT T. SHIPLEY.

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Ice Cream and Slierbei Q Q Soda 1 BlLLINGS,MONT. WE MAKE OUR OWN CANDIES Students of the POL YTECHNIC INSTITUTE will ,end euef y ming they may desire in DRUGS, DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES, NOVELTIES, STATIONERY, ETC. at the Red Cnoss Dnug Stone Babcock Theatre Arcade You are Always Welcome