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

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President ' s Farewell to Our Seniors TO The Members of the Class of 1963: Congratulations! You have reached a high point in your career in achieving your Bachelor ' s degree. This marks the beginning of a new life at a different level of experience fpr each of you. During these four years you have come a long way and over a road that was sometimes rough. You have met the tests which the college has thrown at you with poise and equanimity. You have succeeded where many others have dropped by the wayside. The administration and faculty look upon you and your achievements with a deep sense of satisfaction. We are pleased to see you go out into the world as worthy representatives of Rocky Mountain College and the ideals and purposes for which it stands. We welcome you into your new relationship as alumni of the institution. May God bless you and may peace be with you always. y?7. ;?6W

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As the year 1963 rolled around many hearts were saddened with the thoughts of leaving our alma mater. However, our hearts lightened with the thought that Rocky Mountain College has given us the very foundation on which we will conduct our lives. We have experienc many rewarding phenomena which have led to the total development of the college student. We feel that the liberal arts education received at Rocky Mountain College has developed us physically, mentally, and spiritually. We look forward to an everlasting existence with Rocky Mountain College through our memories, everyday experiences, and our active participation in our alumni association. In order to give never-ceasing contributions to the college we owe so much, we must remain aware of the goals and objectives set forth by students, faculty, and administration. To you students who have yet to complete your undergraduate work, I would hope that you leave RMC with the same devotion and admiration instilled so deeply in me. You will find that as you near the threshold of a new horizon a new feeling of deep belonging will develop. We wish all of you, with deep sincerity, all the success imaginable. Let Rocky Mountain College fulfill to capacity the requirements for a full and rich life. Lr4 j£

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FIRST ROW: Rev. John McClelland, Mr. Kenov Lokensgard, Mrs. William Boston, Rev. Owen Arrington, Mr. Henry Lohof, Dr. L. A. French. SECOND ROW: Rev. John Wells, Mr. Bert Kronmiller, Mr. Russ Hart, Dr. T. K. Lawless, Mr. Glenn Seitz. THIRD ROW: Dr. Philip Widenhouse, Mr. A. E. Walborn, Mr. Howard Harman, Dr. M. C. Gallagher, Mr. Clyde Cromwell, Dean Eugene Schilling, Mr. Orville Marquardt. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Ronald Ries, Mr. John Dietrich, Jr., Mr. Oliver M. Jorgenson, Mr. H. C. Cooley, Dr. Vern Klingman, Mr. William Mackay, Mr. Norv H. Sell, Rev. John W. Bartram, Rev. M. DeWitt Safford, Rev. Wilbur Simmons, Rev. Howard Van Dyke. Board of Trustees of Rocky Mountain College A vital organ of the college administration, the board of trustees works together in an effort to insure the smooth functioning of the college.