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

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ii ZZZnZZZmnMM.nH „i ..i Si T H E 1 7 POLY THE JUNIOR COLLEGE— WHAT IT IS The Junior College is not a substitute for high school or for the standard college courses. A new development in education, the Junior College has established itself in a field distinctly its own. While it is true that the Junior College graduate is fitted to enter any standard college with junior standing, the Junior College does not exist primarily to prepare students for entrance into other schools. The Junior College admits students who have two years high school credit or its equivalent, and in four years of practical, intensive training they are prepared for successful work in their chosen vocations. The Billings Polytechnic Junior College is organized on the quarter-year basis. This makes it possible for students to attend the school for three months, six months, nine months, or twelve months each year, and receive full credit for all work done. Increasing numbers of ambitious young people are finding that the Junior College furnishes exactly the preparation they desire and saves them much time and money. 18

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T M E 1 OLY ALFRED BARTZ Barber, Montana Class President Academy Graduate Liberal Arts Course Chief Justice, Student Government Editor-in-Chief, Polygraph Associate Editor, Annual Debate Oratory Glee Club Football Eagle I ' d Climb the Highest Mountain. JENNIE V. PEROE Billings, Montana Academy Graduate Liberal Arts Course Glee Club Alpha Too At any Parties and Too Many Pals. LORETTA E. PAGE Golva, North Dakota Academy Graduate Liberal Arts Course Glee Club Polygraph Staff Annual Staff Alpha Need Thee Every Hour. HENRY LASHER Custer, Montana Custer High School Liberal Arts Course Basketball Pioneer Work, For the Night is Corning. C A 20 -US J