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

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' Pteaideat ' Tfteteaye PRESIDENT WILLIAM DUNCAN COPELAND, Litt.D., LL.D. The President Says: The times call for courage, poise and balance. Though the emergency pressures of a war-time economy may seem temporarily to obscure the needs and values of higher education, it is certain that the world will continue to call for the trained leadership of college men and women. In a period of turmoil and conflict, our survival as a free people de- pends on our continuing to produce educated leaders. We must have more and better leaders; and even the followers must be educated if our democracy is to function properly. Patriotism and good sense demand a reasonable and proper conservation of American brains and leadership potential. At ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGE, we shall teach not only technical proficiency, but social and spiritual insights to t he end that through the trained body, the disciplined intellect and the educated heart, men and women may know brotherhood, universal good will and just and lasting peace — even on this earth — and in our lifetime!

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J. S. PENNEPACKER, Ph.D B.S., University of Pennsylvania B.D., Garrett Biblical Institute Ph.D., Boston University Dean of the College Psychology, Religion PAUL PICTON, B.A. B.A., Montana College Business Manager k I — « » C£ J i Jr iP.Jm pacedfy ROBERTA ANDERSON, B.A. B.A., Colorado University Dean of Women Accounting, Economics Secretarial Science HERB KLINDT, B.S. B.S., University of Illinois Athletic Director Physical Education £ EARL JONES, M.S. B.S., Maryville State Teachers M.S., Iowa State Industrial Arts Veterans Advisor ZOE MURRAY, M.A. B.A., Sul Ross Teacher M.A., Cornell University English, Speech . ' •