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

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Acafomif Including Sub-Freshmen and Refresher Courses Justin S. Lye Glendive, Mont. James H. O ' Conner Meeteetse, Wyo. Dorothy Morton Broadview, Mont. Frank Rachou Rothiemay. Mont. John Beauchan St. Xavier, Mont. Jeanette V. Goettlick Broadview, Mont. Pat Eden Billings, Mont. William E. Henry Casper, Wyo. Jack Parker Bridger, Mont. Raymond P. Suit Mosby, Mont. Edgar Sadler, Jr. Billings, Mont. Paul Trenk Polytechnic. Mont. PAGE TWENTY-NINE

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Stuart Thompson Malta, Mont. MATH. PHYSICS Howard Yantis San Antonio, Texas PRE-MEDICAL Robert E. Mason Kalamazoo, Mich. PRE-ENGINEERING Hank Hoesli Brooklyn, N. Y. SCIENCE Douglas C. Waddle Lodgegrass, Mont. PHYS. EDUCATION, COACHING Maurice Willey Conway, N. H. Robert Whittington Billings, Mont. JOURNALISM Jack Wrightson Butte, Mont. PSYCHOLOGY EDUCATION Our readers may be wondering why Mason, Hoesli and Thompson are placed with Yantis. There may be speculation as to whether the editors knew their alphabet. Please allow us the doubtful pleasure of a few errors. Some new students arriving after the registrar ' s en- rollment list was completed have occa- sioned a bit of shuffling in our order. We want as many pictures in the annual as possible and if Hank the Yank, Stuart Thompson and Bob Mason have to hunt for their pictures, we will at least be assured of cover-to-cover readers. PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT

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OfigahijaticHJ THE POLYANNAS The Polyanna Club was organized in October, 1946. It is composed of faculty wives and women members of the faculty. Its purpose is to plan and carry out various improvements on the campus and to foster social and edu- cational opportunities. One of its achievements was the luncheon given for the trustees ' wives and special guests interested in Polytech- nic. Mrs. William D. Cope- land gave the address, What Poly Wants, acquainting the friends with our ideals in building a bigger and better college. Reading from left to right: Back row — Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Clark Burrell, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Knowlton, Mrs. Shiedler, Mrs. Paul Lawless, Mrs. Charles Chapman, Mrs. R. J. Brown. Front row — Mrs. Grerit Koyker, Mrs. Sayovitch, Mrs. Blaine Mercer, vice president; Mrs. Charles Buck, president; Mrs. Gerald Grothe, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. William D. Copeland, and Mrs. Earl Jones. PHI TAU LAMBDA This fraternity was organ- ized, in the words of a mem- ber, for a bond of fellowship having established a constitu- tion for the express purpose of upholding the principles of racial tolerance, uniting all the elements of the student body, developing school spirit, en- couraging growth of the college, fostering a spirit of fellowship and cooperation, promoting Christian ideals, and also developing a com- plete college atmosphere. Concerning the future of the fraternity, the member states, We are ready to face with confidence and without misgivings whatever service we mav offer. This is our goal. This is our hope. Reading from left to right: Mr. Charles Buck, Larry Burrill. Ben Johnson. Norman Meidinger. Dale Ackerschott. Charles Snyder, Lloyd Mosdal, Dr. Martin Freese, Bill Nakamatsu, Frank Brown, Ben Pease, and William Brown. PAGE THIRTY