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

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THE POLY g IRR: 7 1 Ja .1 :lf , it 4, at J . . J , 5 - . .,,,mi ' 2 Editor-in-chief .,......... Associate Editor ......... Associate Editor ............ Circulation Manager ......... Circulation Manager ...... Advertising Manager .,...,. Miss Emma Ludwig THE BOARD OF EDITORS E. Hagerman ART EDITORS Harry M. Hazzard ASSISTANT EDITORS Conservatory of Music ....... Engineering ............,.......... Oratory and Expression ........ .,..,. Auto and Tractor ................... ...... Commercial .,...................... Stenography ......,.... Normal ..................... Art ..,..,............................. Domestic Science ........ Manual Training ......... Athletics ....,......,.......... Military ..,,.,.,............ Mrs. A. H. Davies Miss Arminda J. Mowre John Deffebach Miss Edith Smirl Edmund Nichols John Broadbrooks Harold A. Loring Miss Charlotte Coleman Miss Gladys Dickey Miss Grayce Shiell William Husemeyer Miss Arminda Mowre Howard R. B. A. O. Kline Miss Evelyn Gross Miss Emma Johnson Miss Emma Ludwig Sylvia Wallace Miss William Schlagenhauf William Husemeyer H. E. Hagerman ORGANIZATION EDITORS Eagle Literary Society ................................................ ............................ J ohn Deffebach Pioneer Literary Society v..... ...... V irgil Reese , , A . 2Miss Ruth Hansen Arlsto Literary 'Society ....... ...... S Miss Clara Trandum L- i

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THE POLY Eintupsis To him, who, in the love of God, holds communion With these invisible forms, He speaks in Happiness and Harmonyg for his gayer hours, He has a voice of gladness, a smile, and Eloquence of Soul, no thoughts of the last Bitter hour. Time is Eternityg the shroud, The pall, and breathless darkness, are a Mockery to God's eternal life and loveg Go forth from thy mental lethargy and list To God's voice and from all around- Earth and her waters, and from everywhere- Comes a still small voicez- 1 'Tis but a few days, and God, all beholding God, Whom material senses cannot define, is manifest. This pale form, created and destroyed in sin, Cannot exist forever. Spirit, that nourishes Soul, claims you for its own to awake to Life again. Never losing your individuality, Journeying onward to the Throne of God, No, not thine eternal resting place, but to Life eternal. In our abiding place with the Most High, there is no sepulcher All that here live are but a few to those who Have lived well, laughed often, loved much. Take the wings of morning and dwell in all parts Of the Universe and you'll find God everywhere. So rest in peace, for there is no death there, And no departure can be made from God. So live this life, that when you join the Father, In the realms of Heaven where each shall have his Mansion in the Lord's house, thou go not in one Moment of fear, but rather by the faith of prayer, Sustained by God's infinite care. With unfailing faith Carry On, until you awake from this life and enter Into the realm of life where all is one infinite Good. -E. N., Jr.

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THE POLY Alpha Literary Society ,....... ............ M iss Myrtle Hagerman Y M C A Otto Kiehlbauch ' ' ' ' ' a ' 5 Virgil D. D. Reese Y M C A Miss Ruth Hansen ' ' ' Miss Edith Smirl Cam Fire Girls Elliss Eldora Kiehlibauch p ' A iiss Margueritte Bollinger SOCIAL ACTIVITIES U Mrs. A. H. Davies Social Events -- --'--- --------------------------------A------------------------- - ' H Miss Lillian Mack Dramatics ............ ...................................., ...............,,.......,...,., , . ..Miss Arminda Mowre KNOCKS AND BRUISES Mrs. A. H. Davies Miss Arminda Mowre Vale Leitner Harry M. Hazzard H. E. Hagerman PRESENTATION The year 1918-1919 is history now. WVe have attempted here to chronicle that small part, which we as the Faculty and Students have had in it. It is a small part as compared with the events that have taken place this year or years in the world, yet to us, it has been filled to overflowing with pleasant memories-memories that will grow sweeter as the yeas pass, and you will treasure every recollection. With a keen under- standing of its future worth, we present this volume to you as a token of our days together, knowing full well that it will mark a golden milestone in the lives of you all. THE BOARD OF EDITORS The Poly of 1919 Q3 F3 2, -3 72 595