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

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Ei:-..,: A' l'.:.X'.X4 ' ' 'F' ' Y 5' ' AL fl q SE' wmv? ': 1. 7ff'w 5 FD fx ' ss f 3 , W 55 J ff' ! A :QNX :iff ,,?! ' J A'k I 4 ,.l 'A f A 5 T - .c - A f C., LQ. F'12lffv'fif3-M'f' - ' - ' 'w'3r.J4i?f-L. - f' f 44'f'i' 1 W. H. NORTH, B. D. Never doubted clouds would break Never dreamed though right were Worstedg wrong would triumphg Held We fall to rise, are baffled to fight better, sleep to Wake. -Browning. The Polytechnic Church The church life in the Polytechnic Institute has been maintained during the year. Services have been held every Sunday, and a series of special evangelistic meetings were conducted by the Rev. George VVil- liams, president of Albion College. Illinois. From the opening of the year in the fall until February, the several pastors from Billings were in- vited to conduct theservices. ln February, Rev. Walter H. North of the Billings Congregational Church, was asked to assume the relation of pastor to the Polytechnic Church. Since that time the work of the church has been under his direction. At Easter time a very impressive Com- munion service was conducted and twenty-one persons became members of the church. The church put on an every member canvass and pro- vided for the expense of its maintainance. A more complete program is contemplated for the coming year. A stately, dignified, and impressive morning service will be combined with a Bible school under specially trained leaders. Plans for promoting mis- sionary and benevolent interests are already in mind. It is anticipated that in a short time the neighborhood homes will be reached by the Poly- technic Church and the parish greatly widened. The reach of the iniluence of the Polytechnic Church is inestimable. The church habits which the students acquire will react in the upbuilding and maintaining of the efficiency of many of the Home Missionary churches on the frontier. AQ4..

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4 i W :SAX -,m.,..,,,:,,. -A ,,., - . ,A , W Y Y , , , tp . Q15 f l 1 ' , ra rx I X I , W u x.: 1. .1 Iii ki-M, -WWME 3 ?i ' q I o .,,- .- SENIORS ARTHUR C. EKLUND, Barber, Montana, Business-Academic. He who keeps the window of his mind closed seldom breeds trouble. RUSSELL ALDEN AVENT Burlington, Wyoming, Agriculture. A pursuer of wisdom, a hater of idleness. BURNS WENDALL RORABECK Ryegate, Montana, Academic. A believer in pleasure as the spice of life. ' -25-