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

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fvieuwid Everyone has a dream — if not a dream, a hope, an ideal — for the future. This ideal holds high all purposes, goals, and ambitions. Ours is centered in this book — the activities and programs and schedules which are the idol of many young people, perhaps not as fortunate as we who may soon attain our goal. Within its covers we find more than the school of the open door — we find the reality of those dreams foremost in our minds. We discovered that with fine leadership, guidance and training, dreams which are of high worth are ever attain- able, whether they be dreams of work or of play. But we have as our guide a glowing beacon which ever leads our ideals to a pragmatic existence — a grand Culture for Service.