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

 - Class of 1913

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Business Department Roaster Student. 'Needs, Cultivated. lwhat They Think. Cook, J. C. A 28 hour day. Bridger H. School. lWonder where Phil is. W A MWWW Hanley, Haffi-iii X bat 'ivithout a hole snrrountiingi xvociiancillb how full Of thorns is this W0rkiHs day in it. of 1 world. 13514, Howard flood weatheYTTT Fillings Public i miilts great to be a Park and have Others he pp i in your shadow. West, Everest Keeping trackwiiof Musselshell Agricultur-l'm iiailuplicatei copy of-E-Sherlorckv-E. rough housers. i al College. l-lollnes. Eklundfiilfthrur .X few inches to his Barbie-lim Institute of Ehieffgganizer of Royal 'tire-iltgof Munlii height. , Technology. t Bulnpsl EkliHlf1fA X-nap every 'after-ibitgw fi' Bimip- .'s','ftlea11 of all thefffills in the iuisf noon. i sleeping in the bosom of Montana, at a point where all the sleeping cars turn l from left to right between Minneapolis N ppp UA ppr l pp pp Wai pp and Spokane. Erb, Roman Y NOTE Ste-?1di9S l121l11'9l City I19igl1bOF- Wonder why that fellow's auto dontt work, lSi11dieSJ hood. he's cranked the thing 987 times, and WWW 7 l p H bitten a hole in the radiator. i5Ell,iCf'ii Quaker OHIS U t0 Ember. Wye.. High Nobody i1miE-stands tllisTLatiH'21Hf6ugli make her smile. School. hundreds can explain the subject in Merrill. M. T it All omside- ll1tSTSSliS8DlG as Georgia. l A igffill' MaIHiQ ,Sonlething to say. fSanie as other Merrills. Ffgglffbsbfliau S A louder ivhistleh V iPark City Academy. i gxsigejfzel., SR. Nothhlgfatgllf Si Forsytllnrforestr reserve? i l l Num, Tbrbedet aloni if !BEiYlllO11t, A1OI1l.YYW-Y-M- i Giuilbaiilfwf. More tilnef Marysville, Montanaf izrr i Bairfhourfrlft. W llteward foffi merit. Big Timber High Kg School. l words of 8 sylables. A balky horse is aceominlodatinrgnbgige this old 'rithmetic. This weather here is a sort of a celestial sprinkler system operated in the in- terests of the umbrella trust. am thinking that the success of my life is determined from the region of great- est wear on my overalls. That when one sees a lnan in awdeiiiaite place glaring at his watch with anger printed in 48-point Gothic all over his face. a person can honor him for a punctual sort of fellow. These pianos have become as common as bathtnbs and mission furniture. Quiet and refined in repose sort of beings. This work is awful, can't find enoilghrtime to lay off from study for 2 minutes, These marble people cannot biewdamaged by love of dynamite, but you soft- hearts you are wrung like a wet towel. T. gXl'1ll5'El'Ollg' in the hotel at Big Tiinber, on the basketball trip:'lZ p. lll. The Proprietor: XYoulrl you want a higher pillow? Army: No, thank 5'UllH ?li'tQl' the kindly disposed proprietor left the 1'OOlll-H Say: what flifl he think, I wonrler, we would want to rent at pillow for? Have You ever stopped to CHllSi-',iCl' that a banana peeling on the sidewalk, is a stand- ing invitation to sit fiUXX'1'l?fiiX. Again. has it ever occurrell to you that a stove lid is a burning' invitation to arise? Pickle: Hlitlfiti got a hair cut. XVillis: No, he got two or three of tlleln cut. -17-



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THE PQLY of whom he spake concerning the present generation, who do assemble themselves each day, to sit in the Chamber of Learning and Effort, and to profit therein: r J. Rl. Cook, Elsa Siinonson, Phillip Betor, L. XYallace, Glenn Oliver, John Phillips, Kenneth Lewis, Lexie Guilbault, Arthur Eklund, XYallace Lynch, Howard Park. Richard Eklund, Everest XYest, Ernest Slayton, Atha Barbour, ltillena Huff, Harry Hanley, llert Mauser, Harry Pepworth, Lester Thurston, Homer tiuiler, Ralph Setzer, Roy Sweetzer, Yeru ikshridge. Simon Drum, Georgia Merrill, Roman Erb. Thomas Klullowney. Russell Lovell, George Pickle, Margaret Merrill, llehlia U'li7on- uell, .Xgnes ikvcnt. Xlamic Xlcrrill. liheia Xlortou, Xlaude Avent, Xl. Lowe and Leo Hart. 1 .Xnd it came to pass that after some months, these employers came unto Xlr. lfaton and said unto him. Thy students truly are ginitl, but the mimber is few: pray ye therefore the parents of the young' men and women, that they would send forth more sterling' and trust- worthy boys and girls into the held. .Xml thus came the answer, tio your ways: behold, l fain would send you more help, if our accommlidations for housing' students were larger, for cramped arc we now for dormitory space. liut carry with you neither discouragement. nor doubts, nor regrets: and speak not disparagingly to any one by the way, for the time appeareth to he close at hand when aid shall rise up and build for us more halls wherein to accommodate the ambitious and precious manhood and young womanliood of the Frontier. .Xml into whatsoever house of commerce ye enter. first say. 'Peace he to this house. If thou needest a stenographer or hookkeeper, or any other help for thy labors, do thou consider the Polytechnic Commercial Department, for there nndest thou that assistance which thou seek- est, which thou desirest, and which will be of real avail to thee. Thou shalt hnd in the young people who are students thereof, an honorable manhood and womanhood, and those who will be a pleasure in thy sight, doing' that which is mete to be .lone and doing it with earnest- ness,-doing even that which displeaseth thee. if that be the RIGHT thingx' However, one generation passeth away, another generation cometh, but the stenographic department abidetli forever. A business education is the stepping stone to higher things in the business world. Every business man employs help of some kind and only competent help is wanted. This department never grows old and set in its ways, but always has a fresh and verdant appearance which gives confident promise of good fruit and finds during the Look in', season. lt rejuvenates itself twice or more times each year. This rejuvenation is given expression in the following' terms: First and Second Semester, andalid-Term. Thus the First Semesterites of any one Semester do not remain First Semesterites long, but as soon as they begin their second term's work they cease to be First Semesterites and become Second Semesterites. lt is inspiring to recollect the pleasant times that came to us aspiring' stenographers and typists while in the course of training, and while sitting under the spell of President Eaton's chapel addresses, and if some of these inspiring visions materialize, it is not at all radical to predict that more than one Rlaisdell or Swem, or Miss Tarr, will look back to his or her 'fPoly days and say, There's where l got my startf' Some of us are interested in the Principles of Education, and others in the Learning byiDoing, and still others in the Evolution of Gregg, while still another class is especially interested in the Evolu- tion of Greggfs Sister. .Xlthough the Phonographic Department road is clearly defined, and the path easily kept.-if you work hai-ddyet once in a while a seemingly bitter bite must be swallowed. E. H. L. Pickle on basketball trip. to conductor of Eromberff Accommodation: ls this Noah's Ark full yet F 5 Conductor: Yes, all but the monkey, jump inf' Lynch: How long' can a man live without brains?' Eklund: I don't know, how old are you F -19-

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