lvnnk,,.n,' V .1 D9 NUREWURD Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you . . . Phil. 1:6 DEDHQATHUN The thrill of seeing new buildings on Rockmont's campus has inspired the theme for this year's Signet: Building, Our theme speaks, however, of more than the buildings of brick and stone which the Lord has so wonderfully given this past yearg it speaks of those living stones of God's choice who are in training for service at Rockmont, Because of the unstinting and heartfelt service given by members of the Rockmont Board of Trustees, it is to them that we of the Staff of Signet dedicate this annual, OUR PRESIDENT It is reported that Dwight L. Moody said that Jesus had one word for the unsaved and one for the Christian. His word for the unsaved was, Come g his word for the Christian was, Go, However, before Christians can go, they must have a knowledge of God's Word. To train those who come to Christ to go with the gospel to a lost world continues to be the major purpose of Rockmont College. ,a . . -A A ,A we aagwg, ' f ffm ,www -s f ,sf 4. wgvw' GS wif K, Kira sigwfw r ah. STAFF Now therefore perform the doing of itg that as there was a readiness to will, so there may be a performance also out of that which ye have, II Cor. 8:11 3 r k fx www! V' ,I V Qt BUSINESS MANAGER C, S, HETRICK A,B,, M,A,, Registrar Business Manager DEANS D3 MAURICE DAMETZ, DONALD KOPECKY A,B, , M, A, , Th. D,, History, A,B, , Th. M. , Greek, Bible Bible, Dean of Faculty Dean of Students r MARIE GARBERSON xf A. B. , M. A. T Composition I Literature JESSE R. JONES Bible, Band, f srgvmf r Qui A FLORENCE JONES B. Music Piano 45' GAYLORD TAYLOR A,B,, M, Music Wind Instruments Music, Voice, Speech, Choir -ei BETTY MCCULLEY Bookkeeper MRS , WEIMER Secreta ry MRS, YETTER Cook STAFF MARY BOWEN Assistant to the Cook BEN CADY Janitor STAFF w MRS. KOPECKY Secretary . X .uf ' ,wr-fr. ' G N yew. , wr fy 432- , I Q -C I Q ary' , Q, , . f r . m ,r , , M -f w. , ., , M k f. , friisyf. W' K A x . . 2355? ., s ,r - WJ' 945 gg wr -4 35 1,11 PH 'iz,::,i. 1 Q .J N L., wr ae , , auf 'Q h .NM f 3.32 Im. 1- ,. MRS, MOORE Librarian and Dorm Mother R 1 s 1 I ' 1 1' l i , ' gf,- Q ,- A , if 'Mi ' 'f,2 , .iii 7 aft, ' Q 5 ' ,, fjrfhyf xy. . wemdiik ' , ' M, A ' W -f 1, ,ig 2-fz,- M' V- .4-Muay! - , -sg.:-V1 -1-1-31 . '-' '7 , , ' , , Q f Q . -wkg. ' ff- 1 fwvbs- 2' , a t ffgjwwg H A , 92,5 Q - Win , 'I -5 , J. -v f MSE? ., . if .ff 9 V .' 'lsvf wfff . 4, - . Q-my .3,,.-:das -3, ' Vg 4 w 4 4 135 Q :Z if f g L 1. f: 'i,, ? 'S I w' f 394 5 , 1,55 1 'QT31 ' 1 ' if ,gov .N URGANJIZAT SONS For other foundation can no man lay than that is laid, which is Jesus Christ, I Cor. 3:11 The Ladies' Auxiliary iscomposed of women of the faculty and other women who are vitally interested in the training of Christian workers. The addressing machine, a project of last year, has al- ready been in use all of this school year, and is more than two-thirds paid for. STUDENT QOUNCHL wf- ff f- '1 rim BACK ROW: John Lind, presidentg Mr. Kopecky, sponsor, David Sager John Springer, Larry Keith, vice president. FRONT ROW: Opal De- Priest, treasurerg Jane Lind, Ronald Grenemyer, Ben Cady, missionary chairman. NOT PICTURED: Paul Jessing, Mary Bowen, secretary. BACK ROW: Grace Standefer, Jane Lind, Joyce Anderson, Kay Aspegren, Ruth Moore. DORM O UNQJILS David Sager and Paul Jessing C A very weighty problem. C71bs, 9ozs,J is Were you at the scene of the ac ident? No, sir, mmf , 0 fy. Buckwheat, Reginald F. ! -4 M 'S' easy, see! No, I don't. Watch that ref, , Mr, Di11on! ,ai BACK ROW: Harry Weirner, John Lind, Mr. Kopecky. FRONT ROW: Mr. Taylor, Ruth Moore. AMFDHA RHO SHGMA A , Ruth Moore, Marlys Smith, Beverly Keeney, MHHYS Smith. PICSNCHIS Opal DePriest, Opal DePriest, Mary Bowen, Bob Hoffman, Vice Presidentg Ruth Moore, Sponsorg Bever SUNDAY SCHUKOHL, TEACCHERS W? TY 2,5 ,.:,,, zif. , A,f,,.,.,, ,,,A,:1V,L ,,,,V I , T Jane Lind, Mamie Donovan, Miss Garberson, David Sager, Dr, Dametz, sponsor. If-. H IP T E S S T T T T A Dj N I G I T U R ,ig r..f V1.7- g--f-JB' Mig -,,., h My V: rip 'ER Eddie Lind Grace Standefer Phyllis Doty Mr. Taylor sponsor Nea1McE1roy Max Masters 5 r 'W' ' '-Q.. lil N -Q Beverly Keeney, John Springer, Dee Ann Dickey, Beverly Becker, Phyllis Doty, Joyce Anderson, Max Masters, Jeanette Ohman, Mamie Donovan, Jane Lind, Eda K. Springer, Grace Standefer, Helen Russell, Mary Bowen, Alice Clough, Paul Cherry, Eddie Lind, Robert Hoffman, Mr. Kopecky, sponsor. fa . af M- . , x V Sr-1 :ip ., . wa s ' 4 fi , ' David Sager, presidentg Grace Standefer, secretary-treasurer, Phyllis Doty, program chairman, Mr. Kopecky, sponsor, 'A Jar as of .e f 1 W -mf W:,.,9?, , I ' Y r r Q' wyumfk rw r,5.g' fi 13 ,2 5 , ' gg. gig' ' r'kr5' m' Yi? E' X S gf- Emir, 5 J Mr, and Mrs. Fred Taylor Jewish Work lp' Aff N V ,' 111 fur' 3, ' JZ , 1 1-4 V My 'Z 1 Q5 if V 1 ,sffiv ' '4- ' ' - -Q , 1' x- X I J 5' 'l ifff',, N . V . ff FWZ' ' - ' 1f2 '! ': r rr Ll 2.1, i ' f 3 -'M , , F7-'L 1 rr J - f ' A E M - ' r, ' v 'fglwffir X 1' ' 5. 1 I W W! Mr, and Mrs, Leeland Crotts Jewish Work M UMN NUISSIUNARHES Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Von Ehrenkrook Y, Brazil Mr. and Mrs. Jim Weber Japan A F R I C A A S I A 5 i E U R O P E S E R V I C E M E N N . f L A T I N A M E R I C A AQT VHTHES Ye also, as lively stones, are built up a spiritual house . . . acceptable to God by Jesus Christ. I Peter 2:5 RUQCKETS KUWYS IRARULERS KHWYS IHERALDS af' C APlElL4 C IHVCHR 1? 11' ,...., .X ff FIRST ROW: Jane Lind, Mamie Donovan, Jeanette Ohman, Carol Keith, Kay Aspergren, Beverly Keeney, Eda K. Springer, Gayle Ohman, Helen Russell, Joyce Anderson, Grace Standefer, BACK ROW: Richard Ruhl, Jerry Barker, Neal McElroy, David Sager, Paul Cherry, Larry Keith, Max Masters. RADHU JCHUHR Mr. Taylor, Directorg Jane Lind, Pianistg Paul Jessing, Radio Technician. FRONT ROW: Dee Ann Dickey, Jeanette Ohman, Carol Keith, Kay Aspergren, Richard Ruhl. BACK ROW: Mamie Donovan, Neal McEl- roy, Jerry Barker, Larry Keith, 4 f.,. ,, E 4 DEE ANN DICKEY RECHTALHSTS IA NE LIND KAY ASPEGREN Jeanette Ohman, Pianist REQHTALHSTS LARRY KEITH Ruth Moore, Pianist Ei Y I i i I 3 f ii wzmlfnx if SNU f 1 z A AZ E, Won? BANQUET ' wx ' 5' 1 , . . 14. ' . . Q .13 x ,ij ,v 52,1-.. xg, 'AWQQ f f . Q , ' x . v '-. s -'pi-:Af -9.- r W CLASSES . . . will perform it until the day o f Jesus Christ, Phil. 1:6 PAUL JESSING ---- President ALICE CLOUGH - Vice President PAUL CHERRY ---- Treasurer HELEN RUSSELL ---- Secretary Joyce Anderson Janice Boilesen Englewood, Colorado Ord, Nebraska FRESHM EN if X2 Paul Cherry Alice Clough PhY11iS DOW Lander, Wyoming Tuscon, Arizona Englewood, C010rad0 rf dz Ronald Graff Robert Holsten Fort Collins, Colorado Littleton, Colorado mx Wy A 1 up, , , ,' K V s H f L , 5' X . si .,,, x R V 'L 1 K ' r rw rj' M X K L ff .. 1, digs EES C .rf Lois Lowers Max Masters Gayle Qhman Newell, W, Va. Arcadia, Nebraska Steambgat Springs, Colorado Charles Reed Barbara Rushing Arvada, Colorado Lakewood, Colorado ws..aur-Q' Ik, . Helen Russell William Skinner Broken Bow, Nebraska COFIGZ, Colorado Wanda Birdsill ff ' X rw Y 5 4 ff XL 5 , . JOHN SPRINGER ----- President EDDIE LIND ---- Vice President ELAINE LEINWEBER - - -Treasurer DORIS DEPRIEST - - - Secretary Doris DePriest Morrison, Colorado Longmont, Colorado Q5 N 1 w , N M bi D Hr Di BCVCHY KCGHCY Elaine Leinweber Englewood, Colorado Longmont, Colorado Richard Ruhl Fort Morgan, Colorado 1, f' .W 5552, :lu 2 , Wh r , Va .M ., ,xV 1Vfff M7 'E-.la H r 'I wifi ya ' , f no A' had 2 'r if 'V Eddie Lind Marlys Smith Fort Morgan, Colorado Longmont, Colorado -was sg' 4 Aqga an ,Mu .. Jpeg 1, 0.1,,3w, NM. .Hx ,Q-5 . 'xx - N .. l., sr F: -1 ,ui .. f -- ' . .A I C, ' . r, 4 2 ,rc fl' Eda K. Springer John Springer Aurora, Nebraska Aurora, Nebraska X KAY ASPEGREN Aurora, Nebraska as , 'I .XV- 1' W 54? K BEN CADY Longmont, Colorado 5 ff, - RONALD GRENEMY ER - President BEN PETER - - - Vice President MAMIE DONOVAN - -Secretary BEVERLY BECKER - - -Treasurer JUNHORS DEE ANN DICKEY Longmont, Colorado ' '1 '?4 , 1 aa ,.,. .1 .a BEVERLY BECKER Fort Morgan, Colorado MAMIE DONOVAN Briggsdale, Colorado RONALD GRENEMYER Arvada, Colorado JEANETTE Ol-IMAN Steamboat Springs, Colorado I A NE LIND Littleton, Colorado NEAL MCELROY Flagstaff, Arizona BEN PETER Goodland, Kansas BETTY MCCULLEY Denver , Colorado GRACE STANDEFER Casper, Wyoming y f nprrvf' -w,,,,,,, 'NLE DAVID SAGER ----- President BOB MOORE ---- Vice President CAROL KEITH ----- Secretary t, l 1 MARY BOWEN A 7 Hotchkiss, Colorado N Psalm 37:4 W Rockmont Reflector, Sunday School j Teachers, Soul Winners Club, and is Student Council. f Future: Teaching, KEN CARTWRIGHT OPAL RAE DEPRIEST Denver, Colorado Longmont, Colorado Isaiah 41:10 II Timothy 4:5 Quartet Soul Winners, Signet Staff, Reflec- Future: Youth Work tor, Treasurer of Student Council, Sunday School Teachers, and Choir, Future: Minister's Wife, CAROL KEITH Silt, Colorado I Peter 4:l1b Class Treasurer, Trio, Mixed Quartet Chapel Choir, Radio Choir, and Soul Winners Club, Future: Housewife, 3 JOHN LIND Colossians 1:28-29 Miles City, Montana Alpha Rho Sigma, Student Council Treasurer, and Student Council Pre- sident. Future: Summer Institute of Lin- guistics - Wycliffe Bible Trans, work in Mexico. LARRY KEITH Hereford, Colorado Hebrews 13:6 Class President, Soul Winners, Male Quartet, Mixed Quartet, Chapel Choir, Radio Choir. Future: Youth Work. lv:-vcr.. -N BOB MOORE Longmont, Colorado Phillippians 3:8 Class Officer, Prayer Band Officer, Student Council, Missionary Chair- man, Embryonic Preachers, Future: Missionary. DAVID SAGER Aurora, Colorado Isaiah 59:1 Class Officer, Student Council Vice President, Reflector, Rockhounds, Soul Winners, Signet, Future: Missionary. NATALIA WEIMER Fort Morgan, Colorado Philippians 1:6 Asian Prayer Band, Future: Work in Mexico. 1-aid? H HARRY WEIMER Fort Morgan, Colorado Matthew 11:28 Student Council, Junior Class Presi- dent, Europe and Servicemen Prayer Band, Future: Work in Mexico. JAMES L. WOLCOTT Warsaw, New York Jeremiah 33:3 Sunday School Teachers, Signet, Stamp Club, Soul Winners. Future: 'Sai E 2 I v Water s ready, John, Hmmm The Class of 1959 carefully planned the sneak seen on these two pages Through their successful efforts the Sneak Qand all opposrtionp was well executed, and their get-away was carried out without any interference from the Junior Class. W '41 .uni Q I LOVE Gerber'S. Watch this , Mary! What SHOULD we do with those Juniors. For our next number , , . 9 ak f f Eddy , my love. A hungry bug, w ,f,,- 5 ,,,, GV, , 23 .mir - 2 V. fb .flaf Q - . 4 wx If M I 75 ' FQ .. -5 V ,Q Doris and Dog. 5 Honest, we had a flat. s Whee ! ..-1,-..,.., Lover ! Hayulp! Oh, ick! MICRCY M. Y Ze ladeez, , X' ' 4 f:ii,x?7 X 155, 71 55? X- is ,J an 3 xzw 5 I F 5 X 5' ' jf' ' X39 F1 ' gil , 4 , A A -e . 'Y' 'scuse me, Dir up Tickey! but . Christmas pennies. 1 I Congratulations to Class of '59 TEXAS HAMB URGERS From 1 Texas Pecan Pies S Famous for Good Food Pr 6-0499 OF LONGMONT 831 Main Street Longmont, Colorado 332 Main PR. 6-0212 Do You Know With Our 1 S Large Assortments We Carry a Greater Selection FASHIONS of Quality Merchandise Shop Ladies' Apparel, Accessories 409 Main WOOLWORTH'S PR. 6-1656 , First Congratulations to Class of '59 HILDRETH STUDIO X Phone 1607 Longmont, Colorado CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '59 There's a Yard Near You ROBBINS Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing FLOWER SHOP The Leonards JEWELRY say It with Flowers The Home of Quality Jewelry Serving Longmont for 42 Years Longmont, Colorado DELUXE LANES JIM AND ANN HEIR Automatic Pin Setter NEW METHOD 2 CLEANERS ? Longmont, Colorado i The Most Popular Dry Cleaning - Fur Storage Sport for Everyone Hatters Winter and Summer Best Wishes From, G R Og Ken :bit C-H 0 it 4' Q APPL1A.NCE ff R aju - ,fl-J ' 5 Q 5 ' R 'W E i VW . gf-I 'L fa R 4 IDEAL l 2 H361 . a Ati-f MARKETS Maytag - Zenith - Frigidaire D ' I C l uve H entra Necche--Elna Sewing Machines Furniture South Main 529 Coffman 724 Main PR. 6- 5845 For the Best Hamburgers K Watdles in the World .i bn 5,5,l,,,, Silve yware - 'A f A Gifts RAI-PH1S Q PAUIJS JEWELRY - v i' Authorized Keepsake Hamburgers Root Beers , 'V Dealer ' Fine Watch and Hot Dogs Milk Shakes Jewelry Repairing PAUL A. STEINER, Owner 1136 N. Main PR. 6- 5911 357 Main St. PR 6-5?O3 THE HOME CAFE 3 The Restaurant With the Log Front CHE T'S SPORT SHOP 356 Main Street Longmont, Colorado Breakfasts - Luncheons L1 Dinners g 161 Main Street Longmont Congratulations, Class of 1959 STATIONERY AND OFFICE CUMMINGS SUPPLY SHOE STORE 348 Main Street . Mimeograph Supplies . School Supplies . Hallmark Cards 450 Main St. Ph. PR. 6-2311 L I 'i VALLEY FARM 'Ie 5 ' DAIRY NA. A Longmont, Colo. Visit Our SHEEDER - Dairy, Store, and Fountain PHARMACY We Feature Prescription Druggist Poudre Valley Dairy Products COLORADO CREAMER Y and Photo Center Service With a Saving 526 Main Pr. 6-4765 372 Main Pr. 6-0820 THE DAILY TIMES - CALL Cosmetic s , Pre scription, Longm.ont' s Daily Newspaper NEWS ADVERTISING C OMMERCIAL PRINTING 655 Fourth Ave. PR 6-2244 REFLECTOR STAFF: Dr, Dametz, David Sager, Mary Bowen, Beverly Keeney, Grace Standefer, and Max Masters. yt link? ft' 7,1 . q-nu-as Yi ,Wit , ., r 'awk 23 it SIGNET STAFF: David Sager, Helen Russell, Grace Stande- fer, Mr. Taylor, Dee Ann Dickey, and Jane Lind. TAYLOR PU?LISlZl 'COMPANY -S , 1 .f - I v I ' .8444 451' 1 1 ' A, 2 '. . ..s s 5 -fi . Hf 'QQ-,7 H 'ff' , '. .1 I -, . I ' 'f, .- jQ .- 1 sy ' xy -, rw- 7 . K, ,R ral i L.. t-'z , x 1 1- fix? . Y: .L . ' , ,S t n 1.4. . .Ar ,v- A'..', I IJ , ' l 1- .' Kr, . uf J S . ' .' 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