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

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DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC PAUL H. LAWLESS Prof, of Musical Education MRS. PAUL H. LAWLESS Associate Prof, of Musical Education The highlight of the music department for the year 1947 can be found in a new song. Not just any song. Mr. Lawless wrote the words and music; his wife, the accompaniment. Introduced at a chapel meeting, this song promises to become one of Poly ' s best, if not the best. It has been copyrighted in the name of the Billings Polytechnic Institute. We proudly present: ROLL ON! POLYTECHNIC Polytechnic, Polytechnic, We ' re with you strong and true, Polytechnic, roll on Poly, We ' ll stand and cheer for you, Polytechnic, Polytechnic, Your banner on high we ' ll hold — Rah! Rah! Rah! (In time) We will rally to your colors, Green and Gold. Refrain : Roll, roll. Polytechnic roll along. We ' ll carry on right through — Fight on! Poly! Fight! Roll, roll, Polytechnic roll along. We ' ll hold that line for you — Oh Roll, roll, Polytechnic roll along, Through dark into the dawn — Rah ' Rah! Rah! (In time) Firm we ' ll stand and keep old Polv Rolling on!! PAGE THIRTEEN

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ATHLETICS HERB KLINDT Prof, of Physical Education and Coaching ' f JF . At Jl 3 ,. Coach Klindt, affectionately known and admired by students, faculty, and the people of Bil- lings, has been with the Poly- technic intermittently for a number of years. Hopes have been raised since he began coach- ing the 1946-47 basketball team. The snapshots shown below are those taken during the an- nual track meet, held in the spring of each year. .2 t , m I ■ ■ - PAGE TWELVE

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DEPARTMENT OF THEOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY Rev. Gerrit Koyker, Prof, of Theology and Philosophy The Reverend Mr. Gerrit Koyker teaches philosophy and rdigion. He is chapel pastor as well. Few who were members of his class in Logic during the past sum- mer will forget those lively sessions which stimulated pro- found thinking. Mr. Knowlton, Business Manager BUSINESS OFFICE Mr. J. W. Knowlton, although eternally busy, always finds time for a cheerful smile and courteous attitude. Man- aging the business of so many students and workers, Mr. Knowlton could easily be forgiven for occasional tantrums but he never indulges in them. He is certainly an example for all would-be business administrators. MAINTENANCE Mr. Duke was the only maintenance man we could corner on the day pictures wer? being taken for the annual. He is usually found somewhere in the vicinity of Science Hall with paint brush and ladder. Mr. Dorrance, Mr. Thorn, Mr. Trenk and Mr. Johnson are in charge of different phase ' s of maintenance. The dairy marr.ger is Mr. H. E. Evan.3. Polytechnic ' s favor- ite people, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fry:, are the cooks who main- tain food for fuel as well :s food for thought. Science Hall PAGE FOURTEEN