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

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Vice President George Bush speaks to supporters during his campaign of 1988. Montana hopefuls Conrad Burns and Ron Marlenee look on. Aaron Sigrah, freshman, displays his enthusiasm. Several Rocky students showed their support through artistic means. This art, however, became a controversial issue on campus. Sidewalk Slash ers have hopeful messages. George Bush Dan Quayle Visit Rocky 17

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Restless Campaign Rocky students came out in numbers to support the Bush Quayle campaign. nj —gmfmmmmm i 1 at ! 1 Jill I I I I I— Wl I !■ I II Unidentified girl. Bush today ... ME Tomorrow! Quayle. The youngest Vice President in history. 16 1 George Bush Dan Quafyle Visit Rocky

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Integrated Liberal Studies 7 enjoy helping students understand the ideas. — Crystal Parrish ' D eturning to ILS this year as a teacher ' s assistant has been quite a learn- ■ ing experience for me. I ' ve enjoyed helping students understand the idea presented in lectures and discussions, and have learned quite a bit from the course, the faculty, and the students. I ' ve also enjoyed assisting students with writing although it has been something of a new experience and has even helpe me improve my own writing skills. I have especially enjoyed working with the IL! faculty and seeing the interworkings of a fundamental Rocky course. - Crystal Parrish BHSHBHHI ▲ Losekamp Auditorium served as the lecture hall for over 250 ILS students. ► Lectures prove to be a good time. ▼ Freshman, Trevor Thomas, takes a logical approach to lecture. A WILD EXPERIENCE! I really en- joyed my day hike into the Beartooth Mountains. It was a nice break from my everyday routine such as home- work, problems, etc. It relaxed me and gave me time to myself to think about life in a different environment, the wil- derness environment. I also met some really neat people on this trip. — Ann Lucas 18 I Integrated Liberal Studies