Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

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Giqmson Lakewoed, tloiorado 80225 in 'G 25 'i+ ,f 5fw'f-fr-'x 'X ZQ N Lf ... ..,-f-T1 - -xx Q s I beseech you, therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service, Romans 1211 Ephesians 6:18 8 DEDHCATHO This year the theme of your Signet is SERVICE, As Chris- tians we can serve the Lord by the giving of our time for prayer, our talents for glorifying Him, our tithes for the furthering of the gospel, our testimonies for the winning of others, and our trust in Him through the study of His Word, We ofthe Signet staff dedicate this book to the Ladies Aux- iliary of Rockmont for the faithful, constant service it has given to the college in the past years, May each and every member be richly blessed as she continues in the service of the King, As this book goes to press, the newest project of the Ladies Auxiliary is a new addressograph for the College. John Marwin, John Horner, Elmer Hilton, Carl Vo- gel, George Fletcher, E. B. Dickey, chairman: James Presba, Don Whipple, B. Franklin Moss, Wen- dell Vance, Alvin Koch. Not pictured: Philip Bal- lard, Wayne Parsons, Donald Hall, Alfred Honour, Claude Pettit, John Sigvaldson, William Whitte- more, Carl Olson, BUARD O F TRUSTEES Rockmont College is a religious, educational, and non -profit corporation, govemed by the Board of Trustees which is self-perpetuating, and the members serve without salary, The Christian bus- iness men and pastors are actively engaged in ad- vancing the interests of Rockmont, OUR PRESIDENT At Rockmont we are increasingly aware of the appli- cation of our Lord's words to our day, these particu- lar words being: The harvest truly is plenteous, but the laborers are few. fMatthew 91371, To train the laborers whom God has called seems even more im- portant to us in our day. Therefore, we dedicate our- selves afresh to our challenging task - the training of young people for Christian service, BUSINESS MANAGER C, S, HETRICK A,B,, M,A,, Registrar Business Manager DEANS MAURICE DAMETZ DONALD KOPECKY A,B, , M,A, , Th. D. , History, A,B, , Th. M. , Greek, Bible Bible, Dean of Faculty Dean of Students 1, yy, I C Z QFCOVE MARIE GARBERSON FLORENCE JONES A, B, , M, A, B. Music Composition Piano Literature 'Nf' AGNES NEWER A. B. B, Music M. A. Organ 3 f S A s 1, 5 ,E A W, S, A E GAYLORD TAYLOR JESSE R, JONES A,B,, M, Music Bible, Band, Music, Voice, Speech, Choir Wind Instruments KWH! MRS, KOPECKY Secretary and dorm mother MRS. WEIMER Secretary HM WOLCOTT Janitor ..,,g-P-mane MRS. MOORE Librarian ul, Bookkeeper 3 Nu.. X -'uw' ' V ,Q 'Y BETTY MCCULLEY . W X , K m 4,9 r Q X M . MRS, YETTER Cook L HOG gnu-M '93 w A' Old Folks at home Did you get that for Christmas? Inmate Ward No, 5 lf E Can t afford her own gum, She never could cook, 0.34351 ' ze ORGANIIZAXTHUNS 4216 r eff V .. e- , -4 wg. Av 'fe- Y , uf CQ H f 'Q 138 49164 906. Every man he purposeth in his heart, Q0 let him giveg not grudg- ingly, or of necessity: for God loveth a cheerful giver. II Corinthians 9:7 The Ladies' Auxiliary is composed of women of the faculty and other women who are vitally interested in the training of Christian workers. STUDENT QOUNCIUL, Ed Cooper, presidentg Harry Weimer, Eddie Lind, Dave Sager, vice president, Don Shackleford, missionary chairman, Nyla Jean Vest treasurer, Harold Foos, Rowena Emst, secretary, Mr. Kopecky, sponsor The Student Council is an organization whose mem- bers are elected by the stu- dent body. They meet every other week in the chapel, This year's council had the usual duties of providing for student needs and prob- lems, the spring banquet, and the encouragement of the development campaign. STUDENT PRESIDENT DORM QUUNQIUL, Sh Standing: Betty McCulley, Deanna Crotts, Seated: Audrey Ohman, Mrs. Kopecky, Jane Lind. There is a group Of sweet, young girls Who live inside the dorm. They try to govern peacefully By calming fights and St0I'I1'1S. They are elected From each room To check lights out at night. But often they are prone to give Demerits left and right! A thanks should go To these sweet things For the job they've done so well, Of sneaking into poor girls' rooms. . . . This is the theme of the Dorm Council, fEditor's note: This is the opinion of the editor alone, and not necessarily that of the pub1isher.j Phyde aux and friend House -warming fno commenty Terror of Highway 101 ali. r pa! Tourists Exuberant Presbyterian ALPHA RHU SHGMA Mr. Kopecky Harold Foos John Lind Harry Weimer Mr. Taylor fNot picturedy Alpha Rho Sigma is the honor society of Rockmont for recognition of high scholastic achievement, leadership, and service to the col- lege, Dr, Dametz, sponsorg Jim Wolcott, Ben Peter, Leroy Brumley. These club members are busy collecting stamps for their collections as well as for the college, Once a month they have scrambles during which the club members grab for stamps placed on the table, The care of the collector's stamps and news about stamps are discussed. Officers: Ben Peter, Presidentg Jim Wolcott, Vice President and Secretary. CHRISTIAN and his latest victim A NX RAY DELEHOY, President ad-'-' l PRESTHDHGHTATURS Left to right: Neal McElroy, Jong Kwon, Ray Delehoy, Bob Shockley, Harold Foos, Ben Peter, Nyla Vest, and Mr, Taylor, spon- sor Ray Delehoy and JOE Editor ------ Assistant Editor - Business Manager Alumni Editor - - - - Chapel Editor - - Club News Editor Art Editor ---- Roaming Reporter - - - Harold Foos - - - David Sager Q.. Ray Delehoy Mary Bowen Opal DePriest Ne al McEl.roy Bette Benson - - - - - Nyla Vest This year the Joumalisrn class took over the publishing of the Reflector, Each member gained many important pointers in printing which can be of great use later on in life, such as on a mission field or in a pastorate. It is certain that everyone enjoyed the Re- flector very much this year, Back row: Dr. Dametz, Bill Skinner, Ann- ette Marshall, Leroy Brumley, Jane Lind, Dave Sager. Middle row: Nyla Jean Vest, Deanna Crotts, Bob Shockley, Harold Foos, Ed Cooper. Front row: Marlys Smith, Neal McElroy. The Rockhounds Club is interested mainly in three great sciences: Archae- ology, Geology, and Palaeontology, Its purpose is to develop its members culturally in these scientific interests by lectures, tours, and field trips and to add to Rockmonr Col1ege's museum the specimens they find. TY' W OFFICERS President ------ Neal McElroy Vice President - - - Bob Shockley Secretary - - ' ' ' ' ' Jane Lind Sponsor - - - - Dr. Dametz Back towg Dave Sager, Mt. Kooecky, Dale Smith, Sim Hornoki, Ben Pexex, Bm Skinner, Lee Hornoki, Bob Shock- Xey. Front tow: DOES D6Ptiest, Many Bowen, Rowena Eynsx, Maxlys Srnim, Nyla Vest, Anneue Matsnau, Sane Lind. OFFICERS ' 0PCck R0we y ' - - Da naEmst-pr - -' S J ve Sager , ogfarn Ch Qonsor alle Lind - ' - - - D Pral-Trnan - esident - Secret MY s wi ta rw, 2 -it SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS Mary Bowen, Miss Garberson, Deanna Crotts, Bette Benson, Officers: Jim Wolcott, President, Deana Crotts, Vice President, Marlys Smith, Secretary -Treasurer. Marlys Smith, Jim Wolcott. This club is comprised of students who are interested in reaching boys and girls in the Sunday Schools. The club has special speakers, workshop, and discussion periods, Many helpful pointers are learned by each member, A 'ff M dd lL, W gi AN fr, d fll f' ' All 'wg or ' :Q.. ' M Mr, and Mrs, Ed Danielson H Honduras ,S , .,.J .A, .h,K I fl 4 H - : . S Mr, and Mrs, Manley Chase Japan glilkjzidzi Mr, and Mrs, Vemon Crouse Alaska My Mr, and Mrs. Warren Bruton Africa Mr. and Mrs. Bill Read South America PRAYER BANDS .lk vw AFRIICA OH9 QHRJISTJIAN O K HOME GET THE VHSIUQDN 0 O 0 HNTERZVARSIITY things are wrought by prayer than this world d HNDJIAN UF ALL THE WURLDVS SOUTH AMERHCA REAT NEED The prayer that moves the hand of Him who moves the world, must first move the heart of him who moves the lips, ACTIIVIITHEZS And he said unto them, 'Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature, ' Mark 16:15 Y 1 UUR TEAM Ron Grenernyer, Ben Cady, Bill Skinner Ben Peter, Lee I-Iornoki, Leroy Brurnley, Eddie Lind. This year the Rockets played many of the town teams. Each and every game proved to be exciting for everyone. The games were held in the St. Vrain Building in Longmont. KJINGNS MIIEZSSENGERS N455 Jeanette Ohman Accompamst ' Harold Foos Janet Meyer l I De anna Crotts Neal McElroy A r .XX KHNGS KARULJERS These ensembles represent the Lord and the College by singing at various meet- ings in the Colorado area. Each summer the King's Karolers go on tour in nearby states. Dee Ann Dickey Kay Aspegren Eilleen Donovan Jane Lind, Accompanist First row: Rowena Emst, Deanna Crotts, Kay Aspegren, Grace Stande fer, Doris DePriest, Janet Meyer. Second row: Opal DePriest, Jean- ette Ohman, Marlys Smith, Nyla Vest, Annette Marshall, Mary Bow- en, Third row: Mamie Donovan, Bob Shockley, Neal McElroy, Jane Lind, Eilleen Donovan, Dee Ann Dickey, Fourth row: Leroy Brumley Dale Smith, Harold Foos, Eddie Lind, Ben Cady, and Dave Sager. Accompanist, Audrey Ohman, RCUDQKMUNT CULLIE E CHAPEL HOUR CHOIR OFFICERS HAROLD FOOS - - - President JANET MEYER - - - Secretary DAVE SAGER - Vice President Back row: Ruth Moore, Neal McElroy, Larry Keith, Jane Lind, Harold Foos. From row: Rowena Ernst, Audrey Ohman, Carol Keith, Kay Aspegren, Dee Ann Dickey, and Janet Meyer. MR, GAYLORD TAYLOR Director The Three Musket Ears, Two little brats at school, , ---- . , -f, ,f Oh, is that how? lt's in the balcony, Doctor, 7- , u s e. ,., 1 L u We , 1 ' T ' ff Q V if T e . 51- - ,T .K 1 Q s W ,lezf N y 5:11 - T57 ,M .S of 1 .- sw Q V' 5 --x 2 1, 3 iff '- 4 ' f we Q.-'.k , 5 lx T Q A., my F A I, T. ,,7SA, if , Q, ,W-,X to . 'V ' 1, -:ffl ? -'S ' T ---V X N' A X, A J , T my --', , .. .M-., , . . . Q ...lwmww We A f Q ,J 'el N May I have the next volunteer? So where's the brake already! .1 EF? QWGQZPQ QZU2 Coronation of King Hepsibah N.- , ?','fw?f wg? E F rl, 755, 'Q tiger AMA 9, K fag By, 4 twigs .2 rs SF, 1512 L vi riyw .fa Ju ,. W W .ffm B 4 1 , 1 ,MMM V, I, P, 's You can at least knock before entering, Birdies in the tree tops. At rest. Penney's Bargain Basement sf Old folks at home Look mommy, I ate my spinach! My Hero! When will you grow up? 5, s', 55 1' 4 '4 n f . JL Say cheese. Which is Charlie Huff? 1 aux- Glenn Ghoul Stay away from my gal. Extra' Extra! Baksheesh! You don't say so ML ila awww ' :'- y ,.,y,. , ,, , . yy yy yy yy , y yy , y ' '- f 'v 9' , 'V'V Lil ,-- J f f :ap Mmm, ': G Rise and shine. Ish ben krahnk! T Q f s 4 v ,f CLASSES , 'yy ,Z ' f f Wi f f X f f f - ff . X , , Q Q. - .V , xg XNmix We Q axe ,X A 4 .Q A X, ,- Q ii. .gf Q-,sy X Qu vf 6. y vi fy fl X e 1 V 2- 'L 1 i 2 K S Q . Q .. , c M, vi .x fx, S x , 1 Q ,,iw,,'N W I Huff? V5 6. Y A -Q f Y .xi L ,W ,, X: 'I YES. gy Q, 'S Y V ' in Ag V wifi, Q ff ff y if N . V ' av 5 Aiixxff m kxww ' asia ax sf if X' . I ,ZW .N 2 Qkyygix 1, Q ,fx , W .o wggix Qfv gif . va m if 2 X V., Study to shew thyself ap- proved unto God, a work- man that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. II Timothy 2:15 BEVERLY KEENEY ---- Denver, Colorado GRACE STANDEFER - - - Casper, Wyoming FRED TAYLOR ------ Denver, Colorado JONG KWON - - ---- Seoul, Korea ,,T,,,. V , A V, V , 5 - f ,V II H, ASIA Www sr Z BETTE BENSON Bancroft, Nebraska I I ,N I EDDIE LIND ---- - -President I BILL SKINNNER - Vice President DORIS DEPRIEST - - - Treasurer If ,N I m, JANET MEYER ---- Secretary ek W , s V DORIS DEPRIEST Longmont, Colorado W M X NF NK ' i Y PAT HARPER JIM HCMOKI 1 Flagstaff. Arizona Wif1dOW Rock, Arizona l 1 I 1. 1 I 4 i l I1 I! i I 4 I 3 l i ELAINE LEINWEBER Longmont, Colorado 1 1 , I WILLIAM SKINNER Cortez, Colorado 4 le- A JANET MEYER Fort Morgan, Colorado Q EDDIE LIND Fort Morgan, Colorado . I ,,I X, MARLYS SMITH Custer, South Dakota New-was OFFICERS O KAY ASPEGREN Aurora, Nebraska S Uv P H Ur M L Q RONA LD GRENEMYER ----- President R KENNETH MANNOR - - - Vice President E ANNETTE MARSHALL - - - - Treasurer S DEANNA CROTTS - - - - - Secretary LEROY BRUMLEY BEN CA DY Yuma, Arizona Trenton, New Jersey r,: . 1, , V W7 ff BEVERLY BECKER Fort Morgan, Colorado S U P r H Ur M U R E, S We DEANNA CROTTS Prescott, Arizona DEE ANN DICKEY MAMIE DONOVAN Lgngmgnt. Cglorado Briggsdale, Colorado RONALD GRENEMYER Arvada, Colorado Q LEE HOMOKI JANE LIND Window Rock, Arizona Littleton, Colorado ,. '- QWQV KENNETH MA NNOR Wayne, Michigan NEAL MCELROY Flagstaff, Arizona ANNETTE MARSHALL Casper, Wyoming 'Q' BMTVX K -gnqpaslvvl 'N-..,,,,,,, A IEANETTE OHMAN DALE SMITH KAY WHITE Steamboat Springs, Colorado Laramie, Wyoming Hereford, Colorado MARY BOWEN OPAL DEPRIEST Hotchkiss, Colorado Longmont, Colorado OFFICERS 1 LARRY KEITH Hereford, Colorado HARRY WEIMER --------- President MA RY BOWEN ---------- Secretary OPAL DEPRIEST --------- Treasurer BEN PETER - - fnot picturedj Vice President JOHN LIND Miles City, Montana I f X ,V f'-rv BEN PETER Goodland, Kansas ,fy 07 DAVE SAGER Aurora, Colorado JAMES WOLCOTT Warsaw, New York by HARRY WEIMER Ft. Morgan, Colorado MN , X NATALIA WEIMER Ft. Morgan, Colorado OFFICERS LEELAND CROTTS ----- Vice President CAROL KEITH - - HAROLD FOOS - - - EILLEEN DONOVAN - BOB MOORE ---- ,sr ss X 1' . -1 ED COOPER Edna, Kansas Philippians 1:6 Rockhounds, Soul Win ners, Class Officer, Student Council Presi dent. Future: Teaching. N Secretary President Treasurer Chaplain We is is -Q . CONNIE CADY Aurora, Nebraska I Cor, 15:57-58 Choir, Soul Winners, Sunday School Teach- ers, Signet, Reflector. Future: Christian work, ,yn f J ' ' -f T - J :offs ' ' . 23,525 2:2 f 1 ff: 'ap , ,I-,7221 -' 56 Q ' F . fr f t 1 , s .J ,f .IQZ EZ .4-114-W 'i 'avJ T sfsffar P' Q- f 1 2-1 , 51,2 4- V A . 21.5 ' ' 's ' 33 T W ik, 55 :5 X ' 'S RFQ LEELAND CROTTS Prescott, Arizona Galatians 2:20 Basketball, Soul Win- ners, Sunday School Teachers, Embryonic Preachers, Male Quar tet, Choir, Class Offi- CCI, Future: Jewish Missions, RAY DELEHOY Fort Collins, Colorado Galatians 6:14 Rockhounds, Stamp Club, CPR, Embryonic Preachers. Future: Minister Evangelist. , PM-as s as 4 EILLEEN DONOVAN Briggsdale, Colorado Hebrews 12:1 Reflector, Signet, Soul Win- ners, Class Officer, Dorm Council, Band, King's Karolers, Radio Choir, Chapel Choir, Future: Teaching. ' ,K w,,1:3:.:, ,, . . T, ,ililaif CAROL KEITH Silt, Colorado I Peter 4:l1b Freshman Class Secretary, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Senior Class Secretary, Soul Winners, Radio Choir, Prayer Bands. Future: Housewife, ROWENA ERNST 'MV' HAROLD FOOS Hillrose, Colorado Philippians 3:10 Rockhounds, Prayer Band Chairman, Stamp Club, Basketball, Choir, Radio Choir, Soul Winners, Al- pha Rho Sigma, Student Council, Embryonic Preachers, Prestidigitators, Reflector, Mixed Quartet, Class Officer, Future: Only to be what He wants me to be, Englewood, Colorado Il Timothy 2:15 Choir Officer, Pep Club, Prayer Band Officer, Soul Winners, Sunday School Teachers, Dorm Council, Radio Choir, Student Coun cil, Future: Teaching, www? ROBERT MOORE Casper, Wyoming Philippians 3:10 Class Officer, Prayer Band Officer, Student Council, Missionary Chairman, Em- bryonic Preachers. Future: Missionary. BETTY MCCULLEY Denver, Colorado Proverbs 3:5-6 Soul Winners, Choir, Class Officer, Prayer Band, Sun- day School Teachers, Sig- net Staff, Dorm Council, Student Council, 5 e I 15535 5 V. 157523: 1551353 'MVK' A 7 ,W . f .f',:g N-...s ,Y . f:i:f:Z3'k. ' 'f- 5 4 ' j Ffug, , if :ik ' 'MFA as BOB SHOCKLEY Wheatland, Wyoming Philippians 4:13 Rockhounds, CPR, Soul Winners. Future: Christian Education, 52.5 . Q 'ww' I Q bqiz E S J' it K Nj rar 4 N. N DON SI-IACKLEFORD I Corinthians 8:9 Missionary Chairman, Radio Choir, Student Council. Future: Minister or Evan- gelist. ' 'A fyf aw AUDREY OHMAN Steamboat Springs, Colo. Job 5:8-9 Choir, Trio, Clarinet Trio, Quartette, Band, Soul Win- ners, CPR, Radio Choir. Future: Teaching. NYLA JEAN VEST Pueblo, Colorado Philippians 4:13 Student Council, CPR, Soul Winners, Reflector Staff, Signet Staff, Chapel Choir, Rockhounds, Future: Teaching. I'l'n POOPED! ! The sinking of the 1 ll ll Marlys Smith. . X , M!!! VZ! 11, 7, ,ibyg -JS V . 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AND MRS. to the Class of '58 HAR LAND GREEN fOWnersJ TEXAS HAMBURGERS ' Texas Pecan Pies CLEANERS Famous for Good Food Longmont, Colorado PI, 6-0499 Dry Cleaning - Fur Storage 831 Main Street Hatters 441 Main PR, 6-4412 Longmont, Colorado el mfs 01 iz 6 E LDAE5 9 FASHIONS E 42... Ladies' Apparel, Accessories I i --'-' '-'1 - - wgf:,'f1f ' ' 409 Main PR. 6-1656 Congratulations I- to Class of '58 Y IDI SILVER SPUR MARKETS Italian Spaghetti Pizza Burger Delicious Luncheons and Dinners Drive In Central GEORGE AND LENA WHITEHEAD South Main 4- 529 Coffman 1118 Main PR. 6-0482 ,', 756 v -I C ORDER PQDTRQ Longmont's k t Most Complete Food Mar e Complete Dietary Food Dept. k ts Fruit and Fancy Food Bas e M DO LD S I o LUN GMUNT Where the Quality of Our Merchandise ls Only Surpassed by the Packed Quality of Our Customers 9th and Main Longmont 332 Main PR. 6-0212 it , ,A Used Furniture A C, 312. Main 512 Main New Furniture BRC!-lm'Rl'l'S THE H 0 H FURNITURE CO, For All Your Musical Needs Appliances - TV - Furniture Floor Coverings I 508 5th Ave' Longmont, Colorado Bibles, Books, Gifts Sunday School and Religious 1 ' Supplies ' X ., SMS SMWCE , uumn rmxwxx lfibvf ,ix li s t f- U W Longmont, Colorado L i3,3 bzlpvr it gzi .. .A .,.A H w s, ..., PR. 6-1082 454 Main Best Wishes For the Best Hamburgers From in the World 1 f SIG SERVICE Carter Gasoline Hamburgers Root Beers H011 Dogs Mnk shakes 1 Gwdyear T1reS 1136 N. Main PR. 6-591 Tire Recapping Let Flowers Carry Your Message Congratulations t th Cl f '58 SCI!--HNAITZ O e ass O FLORAL COMPANY Longmont Florist 330 Coffman Street C3-ll COfT1f0I't Cat and Dog Food Longmont, Colorado 317 Main PR. 6-5785 Visit Our Dairy, Store, and Fountain PASTRY SHGP We Featufe 447 Main Far Bet'r Dairy Products Longmont, Colorado PR. 6-5313 'EJ' , COLOIQADO Wa CQEAMEQY ' Q Always lx Fresh 526 Main Pr. 6-4765 if figs 5 D -:LE 141, ' , - HOTEL IMPERIAL Books and Gifts AND MARGARET SMITH TRAVEL AGENCY RUTH STREHLIS 654 Fourth Ave. Pr. 6-3923 LOHgm0f111, CO1Or-ado Qwfwmawwzkffzz We jbme 0 IELEVATOR ' c o. ,-- ma -l The Restaurant With CHALLENGER Pesos the Log Longmont, Colorado Breakfasts - Luncheons pr. 6-3910 Dinners o A 161 Main Street Longmonti Fine Watch and I at pig' .Tewelry Repairing WA 1.1-E12's5 JEWELRY 1307 Main Pr. 6-3577 Longmont, Colorado The Home of Quality Jewelry Farms, Homes, Tracts Lots, Businesses Longrnont, Colorado CLYDE BE-ESON. MRT- BEI-3SON'S glue 01.1 Cbffee .511ilI Copper - China Glass - Furniture Phone Pr. 6-3577 N. Main Street Longmont, Colorado WALTER H. HOGSETT W. HOWARD HOGSETT I-lCDIVl'1E LUIVIBER COMPANY Tree Life Forest Products 1312 N. Main Pr. 6-5277 C'rea77lfe Pl1'Uf06Wf1P1lfy PHOTOGRAPHY Z ,1 A If gf LoNGMoNT smums It p 0 KINNEY FINANCE CO. Loans Automobile Finance Insurance Ph. Pr. 6-2.140 714 Main , VALLEY VADM DAIRY IM ' ' LGNC-MONT if coLo. Best Wishes From C-I-I APPLIANCE . 1 'V .f , 2.4 w if ' , , . K. , 5, if f - ' ' if . jg, pzfsyg, ,, '.,,-4 ' 'yi fl is 3 2 ,,.,. z. A . . o,V.. 1' Maytag - Zenith - Frigidaire Necche--F,1na Sewing Machines Furniture 724 Main PR. 6-5845 BUD'S CA RTEP SERVICE DU-'LIITE FURNITURE MKS. BY KEN RARICK K Knotty Pine and Birch 1 N in Q Modern and Early American 436 ftxg I5 PR' 6-0537 Buy at the Factory and Save Main 'L K. 5 , 1407 N, Main Longmont Gliuadt Vnledo Village Motel North Main Street PR. 6-152.5 Longmont, Colorado 'Mfillaama Cote A Stead House Since 1903 Longmont cwiuiami Wayiide .inn Berthoud Chicken as You Like It LEE AND STAN WILLIAMS 2.501 Mufflers - Wholesale Prices CHARLES M. HRRRIS AUTO PARTS 919 Main Street Longmont gh- KCUSTOM TAILOR3 Ladies' and Men's Alterations Double Breasted Suits Change to Single Tuxedos and Party Dresses Made to Measure Suits Made to Order 835 Main PR. 6- 1426 Hqfiwmtfz for Groceries - Meats - Fruits Vegetables Longmont, Colorado Congratulations to the Class of '58 Cummmas SHOE STORE 348 Main Street 4 N5 25, x I nj A. 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