University of Montana Western - Chinook Yearbook (Dillon, MT)

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 I } | C HITIOOTC l i • C he College bg (Doonlight High in the sky the Moon, Hanging there; Waiting—Waiting; Waiting for the dawn to .shatter the silence of the night. Silen t—M ajestic; Touching the earth with silvery fingers; Guiding the student homeward on his way; Queen o’ the Night.—hanging there— Wait ing— Waiting. The towers of old Main Hall Thrust their sharp spires into The shimmering orb— Silhouetted against the sky; Waiting and pointing to that new day For those who create—and plan—and dream— The Teacher. The College—Youth—the Moon All waiting and dreaming For the dawn of the morrow. Memories of Our Yesterdays And all the years to come Are moulded into that crystalline picture of unforgotten years. Forgotten Faces—Times—and Places? No! For how can scenes like these be forgotten so? —Hugh 1). Mosier.