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

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DEPARTMENT OF TECHNOLOGY DEAN EARL W. JONES Registrar X x mwi i, Trr -.;;.,;, P- - ' ™j ..■ ; ' 48 V Dean Earl Jones, shouldering the responsi- bilities of teaching and acting as registrar, is also head of the Department of Technology. He is seen in so many places that a stranger might presume him to be twins. If you wish to enroll for a class; if you decide to drop a course; if you have over your quota of chapel absences —these things and many others are reasons for contacting Dean Jones. Much of the work of technology is done by the teachers and assistants of that depart- ment, Mr. Sayovitz, Mr. Grothe and Mr Miller Mr. Sh.deler, one of the group, is seen in the snapshot below. Mr. David Shideler ! rSHHHTtPVf fiT 3m TECHNOLOGY BUILDING PAGE FIFTEEN

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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

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%u (jtaduate £tu4enU RUSSELL O. GEE Pre-med Enrolled freshman class, 1947, Johns Hopkins University, College of Medicine Science Club. Vice-Pres. Past Polytechnic Record: Letterman Football, Capt. 4 Phi Alpha Phi, Vice-Pres. Dramatics, Student Director Alpha Psi Omega, Pres. 2; Vice-Pres. 3 Chapel Choir Y. M. C. A. Pres. Student Senate Student Director of Kampus Kave Economics, Seminar Pioneers ' Literary Society International Relations Club CLARK A. BURRELL Optometry Optometry student, enrolled for fall of 1947 in Pacific University Graduate in Business Administration Washington State College, 1934 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Baseball Cross Country Boxing Winter Sports Committee Mrs. Clark A. Burrell, the new Poly- technic librarian, has been busy reor- ganizing the library. With her small but charming son as mascot, Mrs. Burrell carries on in the library while her hus- band studies. PJGE S ' XTEEN