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

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c The Cross on the Rims A Solid Symbol Overlooking the Rocky Mountain College Campus from on top of the Rims is a large Cross erected by members of the class of 1956. This simple yet significant symbol of the Christian fair gleams in the sunrise and glows in the sunset. It is visible not only from all sectors of the campus but from a large segment of the Valley of the Yellowstone. It stands as a constant reminder of the Christian heritage and the on-going outlook of our Alma Mater and also to remind all who look upon it of important thoughts so well phrased by Dr. Manfred Meitzen There can be no conflict between God and any knowledge whatsoever all work with its attendant knowledge is God ' s knowledge and His business.

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Rocky Mountain College 1962 Yellowstone

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%ediccrfio t It is with great honor that the Class of 1962 and the YELLOWSTONE dedicate this annual to a man who has served the school and the students faithfully throughout the last four years . When the doors of Rocky Mountain College opened for the fall semester in 1958, there entered not only a new class but also a new administration. This adminis- tration h ad many ideas as to how they could improve the institution. Our guest of honor in the past four years has done much to gain the confidence and respect of both the students and faculty while working toward his goal. He has served as friend and advisor to many students, and their lives have been made better because of this relationship. It is for these reasons and many more that we dedicate the 1962 YELLOWSTONE to Mr. John C. Filby.