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

Page 10 text:

c A WORTHY FRIEND If there be one to rank with those few friends Whom antique faith and age-long fame attends; If, steeped in Latin or Athenian lore, There be a good man truthful at the core; If one who guards the right and loves the fair, Who could not utter an unworthy prayer; If one whose prop is magnanimity, I swear, by Decianus, thou art he. Marcus Valerius Martialis

Page 9 text:

7T, ' H«§i ' -:i ; ' i w£ v t ' . Mi V Vc V : i ■V ass tic : v ' V 1 1 ■ .. ■ i ' Pfil r ' - V .» •f

Page 11 text:

Dedication To a man of humble and sincere spirit who has been on our campus for five years .... A man who began his education in a rural school and rose to become one of our nation ' s pioneers in the area of psychological testing .... Whose talents range from band directing to fishing .... A man who firmly believes that there is some good in every individual and many of us are grateful to him because of his persistence in finding that good and stimulatin g it ... . Whose ability to ignore the clock permitted him to work long hours devel- oping programs that have contributed greatly to academic quality and progress at Rocky Mountain College .... A man whose great capabilities and achievements have left his name re- corded in Who ' s Who in America and yet .... A man who has never failed to take a sincere personal interest in each of us as students .... TO DR. ERNEST R, WOOD, our Dean, it is with great respect that we dedicate the 1961 Yellowstone.