Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1963 volume:

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Q 5 1 X' - Y - X , . w :- X ' , x v s 3 . . w Q 'Q ' s xg I s X Vx X 'Q X 2 s N ' xv , x . s X , s 'Q- i ... xx HUGH CHANCE Dcdimfirflfz The Signet for 1963 is dedicated to a man who, in all his efforts, has helped Rockmont to progress in a new and an exciting area. He, like many others who take an active interest in Rockmont College, had a vision - and then pursued it to fruition. He is well-known by the Rockmont College family for his characteristic Christian zeal, testimony, and graciousness. He is a man who has turned his unique talents into a real ministry for the Lord, Jesus Christ. To you, Mr. Hugh Chance, we dedicate the 1963 Signet. For in 1963 . . 4 . -2-vwn. -:wa-in rifiinn 'f '15 .,.,,, W, . f lr ' ' ' - w .x0.g,'!', Y:f-fn 2 Q'-'IETF' I, ,. . ,4 A' Q v . 2 f 5 '1.. K'-. F . , - X'-. L. ',.g,, , f- -Ls 'l Mn' , '-3 qv X Hp '. 1-ww' ,, PQ, 'V f cf. .dl Nmyqf , 0 Mr DU-,.,,,,,m,? nh ., ,r f'-rx. ,M W -my V , ,W ' A V Q, ? ? ,M ,fig 4. -V We jx ,. A. , NV X it WW! A . 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' 1Pf 'f'A f as W - v A633 I K '1 ' A' 5-ef H . . a 4-M i,-f F cm l 9 ' , : ,L ' ' 7 ' ', -1 ,V Q- 0 ,jgm , , 1 'fi 1 , , , , , , .YM ,V A , I4 , ' ,, f- - y X, bi' N A ,J ' 0 f W A' f MMM 21 ' X , ' , 4' 4 T1 l N sp . ' .fu f , X f 4, ,xv 3 '- , V 2 1 - ' ' ' .V Q43 ' 5 f-1 X S' Q- , f ' 4 .Y '.W sw Q , Q V if 'Q f ? i,f' ,gf X 3 i I Ay y 1 V in , fr? f kg f ' X fy 0 L Qlf , o ' 5 W :z 'nu 1121. Kr- ,eu Q ' 'il' n x I A WI Q af T fl am 'WH I '2S'ig14eis fff Prvgrcs , . . . This year Rockmont has leaped forward in every area of academic, student, and administrative activity. A new relationship with Colorado State College and Colorado State University now makes it possible for deserving students to do graduate study in those institutions after taking their B.A. from Rockmont College. Changes have also taken place in the administration. Mr. Donald Kopecky was promoted to the Dean of Faculty posi- tion, and Mr. John Roscoe moved up to be the Dean of stu- dents. This year flight training was incorporated in the formal curriculum at Rockmont and covers formal classroom instruc- tion as well as actual flight training. Mr. Bob Matthews, a new teacher, assists Mr. Hugh Chance and Mr. John Roscoe as both the flight and the electronics program expand. Looking around campus we see a great change in the stu- dent activities. The students now have a new paved recrea- tion center, for basketball, volleyball, and tennis. Steel basketball goals have been added. A newly instituted Christian Service Program now requires each student to participate in some area of formal Christian Activity, such as working in Child Evangelism, Sunday School Teaching, music in churches, preaching, and etc. This year has truly shown us Signets of Progress . . . 7 the Admin! fmfivu ' ,sn ix rf i J 'V ' UV.-X ' ,sin , ,, L W- iw-,:',3'W 1 1 A W- - au., af. ,x:'1.'jm. P' ,1 O O 9 Qaida President ARCHIE I-I. YETTER, B.A. Mr. Archie Yetter graduated from Denver Bible Institute in 1928 and served a number of pastorates before taking his B.A. from Denver Bible College in 1946. He was Dean of Denver Bible Institute in 1946-47, and of Western Bible Institute in 1948-49. He joined Rockmont College in 1952, and was appointed President of the college in 1955. Kegisfrar C. S. HETRICK, B.A., M.A. Mr. C. S. Hetrick received his B. A. at Kearney State Teachers College in Nebraska, and his M. A. at the University of Nebraska where he majored in Business Administra- tion. He was the superintendent of schools at Elm Creek, Nebraska, for a period of thirty-five years after which he came to Rockmont in 1954 as the school registrar, Dean of Qaculfy DONALD W. KOPECKY, B.A. , Th. M. After joining the Rockmont Faculty in 1954, Mr. Donald Kopecky was placed in an administrative position as the Dean of Students in 1955. He held this office until 1962, when he became Dean of the Faculty. Archie H. Yerter, B.A. C, S. Herrick, B.A.. M-.A- Donald W. Kopecky, B.A.. Th.M Dr, E, B. Dickey, D.D.S. Mr. JohnT Roscoe B E Zhairmau af thc' l6'0ard DR. E. B. DICKEY, D.D.S. For several years the chairman of the Board of Trustees at Rockmont, Dr. Dickey is a prominent dentist in the city of Longmont, and a former adminis- trator ofa local rest home. Dr. Dickey is just one of eighteen consecrated Christian leaders in the locality who form the Board of Trustees. There is also Mr. Phil Ballard, Mr, Carl G. Olson, Mr. A. Frank Barnes, Mr. A. R. DePriest, Mr. B. E. Etherton, Mr. Elmer Hilton, Mr. Alfred Honour, Mr. Alvin Koch, Rev. Edmund Kuppinger, Mr. Edward Lind, Mr. Roy G. Munroe, Mr. Harold New, Mr. James P. Presba, Mr. Stanley Sandberg, Mr. Merwyn Smith, Mr. Carl Vogel, and Dr. William Whittemore. Dean of tudenfs MR. JOHN T. ROSCOE, B.E. Mr. John T. Roscoe received his undergraduate studies at Rockmont College, Pueblo College, and Colorado State University, taking his B. E. from Colorado State University in 1961. He taught at Pueblo College from 1956 to 1959, and has had 13 years of experience as Chief Engineer in Radio stations throughout Colorado. Mr. Roscoe came to Rockmont in September 1961 and established the major in Electronic Communications. He was appointed Dean of Students in September, 1962. Maurice Dametz, B.A., M.A. ff AX . . . zz growing I MAURICE DAMETZ., B.A. , M.A. History, Bible, Science Mr. Maurice Dametz received his B.A. at Rockmont College in 1946, and his M. A. at the University of Denver in 1949. He has held a number of pastorates throughout his teaching career. Mr. Dametz came to Rockmont College in 1943 and was Dean X of Faculty from 1954 to 1962. Mr. Dametz teaches in the Sciences and the Bible departments at Rockmont. MARIE GARBERSON, A.A. , B.A. , M.A. English, Education, and Psychology in Miss Marie Garberson received her A. A. from Colorado Women's College and her B. A. and M.A. at the University of Denver, After graduating from Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, Illinois, she taught the elementary grades in the public schools for several years. She started teaching at Rockmont in 1946. Miss Garberson teaches in the English, Literature, Psychology, and Education departments. DOUGAL GRAHAM, B.A. , M.A. History and Sociology Mr. Dougal Graham received his B. A. degree from Rockmont College in 1950 and his M.A. degree in 1952 from New Mexico Highlands University. Mr. Graham joined the Rockmont faculty in 1961 and teaches sociology and history. I Marie Garberson, A.A. , B.A. . M.A. Dougal Graham, B.A. , M.A. I mfr . ,W ,frfsf Florence E, 10353. B.A. Jesse R. Jones, B.A. Donald W. Kopecky, B.A., Th.M. FLORENCE JONES, B.A. Organ and Piano Mrs. Florence Jones graduated from the Denver Bible Institute in 1927 and from Denver University in 1952 with a Bachelor of Music, at which time she was also the recipient ofa national award for composition presented by the League of American Penwomen. Mrs, Jones has done graduate work at the University, and holds member- ship in the National Guild of Piano Teachers. She has taught at Rockmont College as instructor in piano and organ since 1947. JESSE R. JONES, B. A. Music and Bible Mr, Jesse R. Jones graduated from Denver Bible Institute in 1923, and headed the DBI Music Department from 1923 to 1938. He has served various pastorates between 1938-1948, as well as traveling with Carl Harwood, evangelist. He joined the faculty of Rockmont College in 1947, and received his B. A. from Rockmont in 1959. Mr. Jones teaches in the Music and the Bible departments at Rockmont, as well as directing the Christian Service Program. DONALD W. KOPECKY, B.A. , Th. M. Bible, Greek, Hebrew Mr. Donald W. Kopecky has been teaching at Rockmont since 1954. Besides holding an administrative position with Rockmont, Mr. Kopecky teaches Greek, Hebrew, and various Bible courses, He received his Th. M at Dallas Theological Seminary graduating with high honors. . . . and zz wmpcferzf I3 Robert Matthews John T. Roscoe, B. E. Gaylord Taylor, A. B. . M- Mus ROBERT MATTHEWS Electronics, Flight Mr. Robert Matthews graduated from Moody Bible Institute in 1961 with a major in Missionary Aviation. He holds a commercial pilot's license, an airframe and power- plant license, and a first-class radio-telephone license. Bob Matthews joined the Rockmont faculty in the fall of 1962 as an assistant to Mr. Hugh Chance in the flight program, and to Mr. John Roscoe in the electronics program. JOHN T. ROSCOE, B.E. Electronics Mr. Roscoe joined the Rockmont faculty in 1961, founding and directing the school's growing program in electronics, GAYLORD TAYLOR, A.B. , M.MUS. Music, Speech, Art Mr. Gaylord Taylor received his A. B. from Rockmont College in 1952 and his Master's degree in Music at Northwestern University in 1954, Concurrent with his teaching at Rockmont, he is doing work toward the doctorate degree in Music Educa- tion at Colorado State College in Greeley. Mr. Taylor joined the Rockmont faculty in 1954. MR. ARCHIE YETTER, A.B. Bible, Philosophy I As well as serving Rockmont College in an administrative capacity, Mr. Yetter carries on a teaching ministry in the Bible and Philosophy departments of the college. Archie Yetter, B. A. Zzculfy... p I4 x .r .raw -A A--ap vt- .a air . -fsrsa.-Mlm avlium. IEW iid 't1,1ri:ialu,.g.:'1 . .,.... i -.--- . . . ddd d dedicated Staff Undergirding those who lead are the people who do the routine, every- day, and often-times thankless tasks necessary to maintaining a smooth-running organization. These tasks demand patience, gracious- ness, a sense of humor, and most of all, a conviction that the worker is accomplishing a vital ministry for the Lord Jesus Christ, The people who form the staff at Rockmont College need take no back seat to anyone else in fulfilling the demands of their tasks. Donna Becker Bookkeeper Paul Cherry Custodian Helen Clough Dorm Mother Elaine Kopecky Secretary , W g.-by .r,. , Louise Miller p Libra ria n Alma Sniff u f Cook i l i l ! x . N ,Yu ,fa .X x a af V 'mg lx ,Q 1 I I 9 i Q it U gl '1 11 P ? B! ,ORM o K 2 U15 Sen 27119 . . . DONNA M. BECKER PS. 27:14 Activities: Assistant Editor Signet lg Editor, Signet 2 Class Treasurer, 3g Choir, l,2,3,4g Treasurer, African Prayer Band, 3, Bowling, 3, 4, Student Council, 44 King's Caro1er's, l,2. Donna was born and raised in Vona, Colorado. From her first year at Rockmont, she has been a source of encouragement to her fellow students through her unending supply of gentle humor. PAUL W. CHERRY ISA. 26:3 Activities: Soul Winner's Club, lg Prestidigitator's Club, lg Class Secretary, lg Choir, lg Missionary Chairman, 2, King's Crusader's 2, 35 Vice President, Student Council, 39 President, Student Council, 4. That his fellow students appreci- ated Paul s friendly, helpful atti tude, and the depth of his spiritual life has been shown by his being elected for consecutive terms to the two highest student offices in the school. . . . graduate' I8 Nffzwv-fs f '- . ' rw ' iku WX. IL r.w,hi.lf'4 TTT- mxK ,lQ'. F'!f'TlCxl CK77EsKl 3- .fl ,TENNIE R. ESAREY PS. 16:11 Activities: Class Treasurer, lg Class Secretary, 2,3, 4, Signet Staff, 1,2,3g Signet Editor, 35 Chapel Choir, 1,2, 3, Radio Choir, 1,2, Reflector, 1, 2, Intervarsity Prayer Band, 1,2,3g Home Mission Prayer Band, 45 Bowl- ing Team, 3, Soul Winners, 1, Student Teaching, 4, Jennie was born and raised in Longmont, Colorado. While she was a student at Rockmont, she was known to every student by her boundless enthusiasm, and her knack for having a little time for everyone. VICTORI. KELLY pg- 16:8 Activities: President of Home Missions Prayer Band, 35 President, Photography Club, 4, Signet Staff, 3, Editor, Signet, 4, Vic was born and raised in New York State. He transferred to Rockmont in l961. Vic is inter ested in free-lance writing. He says that if nothing else, the re- jection slips that he receives will make good wall-paper, .f0l'l6'W... I9 LINDA D. KUPPINGER PS. 91:1 Activities: Class Treasurer, 2, Class Vice President, 4, Radio Choir, l,2g Student Body Treasurer, 3, King's Karolers, l,2,3g Chapel Choir, l,2,3,4g Latin America Prayer Band, 2,3, 4g Soul Winners, l,2, 3, 4g Chapel Pianist, 1, 2, 3, 4. Linda is always handy with a ready key unlocking blessings both in Chapel and in Chapel Choir Con- certs, as she plays the piano. LOIS LOWERS PHIL. 3:10 Activities: Soul Winners, l,2g Class Treasurer, 4, Asian and Home Prayer Bands. Originally from Newell, West Virginia, Lois came to Rockmont by way of Philadelphia General Hospital where she became a registered nurse. Lois is known for her quiet perseverance with which she attacks every task. . and auditing . 2 O JACK E PICKENS GAL. 6:14 Activities Chapel Choir, 3,45 Signet, 45 Basketball, 3,45 Flight Club 3 4 Class Vice President, 3, President, 4, Q i5P!04x Jacky was born in North Platte, Nebraska. He transferred to Rock- mont in the fall of 1961. Jack never comes short on anything, He is planning to teach and coach , in a Christian high school. ULIB ,Q X... .Mm- C. WILLIAM SHAFFER Presently pastoring the Grace Evangelical Free Church of Long- mont, Bill Shaffer also finds time 1 to carry a part-time job, care for a family, do church-visitation, take classes in school, and study at home. Bill was ordained in 1962, and after he finishes his thirteen years of effort needed to earn his B. A. he will continue in the Pas- IOISIC. 2I Activities: Home Mission Prayer Band. ISA. 26:3 tasks. Duane Esarey Da vid Ha mbley Carolyn Hornecker Joe Johnston Roger Kirk John Mauch Louise Miller Rod Pash . . and the juniors . . 22 kr-'lxatfd 1 'W 'ft R? xif1. . XM ll- .5 Asdrli f 'IL if . ' 1al'S'Ef'fJRf5 ?K 2l'5VY'fTl.r X Y'K:.?5lIlI-Sf? JEif ' the Svphvmvrasz . . Myla Archer Quentin Blueye Alice Da gue Donald Ford Richard Grenemyer Joel Keeney Joe McGuire Wayne Newman Weston Reeves Robert Sargent ,W ii' as 11 K' I Paul Baker Faith Bauer Melvin Ellenwood Rachael Gregg Q 0 9 o o o John Griego Dolores Honeywell Rodney Hubbard Masamitsu Ishihara J0yCe Kelly Alton Lowry Carolyn Ludwig Jerry Reed Kenneth Shaffer David Thompson James Williams Janice Wilson 24 54 a' K L 2 'V '.'TiY7'7Il'IN.. fFTTY-Tiff-i-Ti?i vi? and the ur1elezss1Wed students ugh Dorothy Estep LeRoy Frank Detlov Llndqulst Not Pictured: Fern Lucas, Ruth Nelson, Evelyn Smlth, and I 8 under the leadership ef fheze Hines 0fHeers . . SENIOR JUNIOR SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN . eemplefe wether step in their seheeling. 25 ,a ' H .... ... 1 K. 1 ff. '. Z' 'E iii? Q X142 'Q V .,' and J .555 N 5 ii f-1, ff A' f fl Y F l., M ,ff paw . gi . 1? .WJ HK M23 .M 1 f bfi, f 'S Yuss.?Lm5m.f. 'LQ' ,iff XXL!! E, ig,QY5 , ,A fx , , x X 4.5, .4 -. mu- 1... mmf- v-f,,v-mum-v...,:.... ,..-..- - ,., -ffiffcfsf: 'H' l6'iI1lc Hsnfervd. . . That young people should have a Bible centered education is the very reason for Rockmont's existence. The core of the school's program is 36 credit- hours of Bible. But more than the task of transmitting factual Bible knowl- edge concerns the faculty at Rockmont Each teacher is also vitally concerned that each student gain a vision from the Word of God, grow more mature in his Lord, and develop into an in- dependent Bible student. Knowing about the world around him is the responsibility of every sincere Christian student. Science survey courses, geology, and astronomy, help the student to discover in a newer and a deeper way the hand of God, the Creator, in the physical world history and sociology courses help the student to discover more clearly how God has worked through men. Courses in these areas offered at Rockmont give to the student a broad and comprehensive View of himself, his world, and his universe. Meets Caddy? Needs Because the Christian deals so exten- sively with people, the communica- tion arts of writing and speech are a major part of the student's education at Rockmont. The six hours of speech required on a student's record for graduation furnishes each student with basic skills of speaking and communi- cating. E trim P, L TLT, iii 3, 5523 'HL 17 ' C O O O Electronic communications is a rapidly expanding Christian ministry Rock- mont offers a B A in this area Stu- dents magoring in Electronics earn their professional licenses while still in school The course of study provides them with the basic skills necessary to work in domestic and missionary radio stations O O Q Professional education is a vital way in which the Christian can influence the whole community for Christ. In co- operation with Colorado State College at Greeley, Rockmont graduates who are above average may now earn their Master's degree and qualify for certifica tion, Many Rockmont graduates are presently serving throughout the United States and on the foreign mission-field as professional teachers. 1' W ,QQ Another phase of missionary effort that is growing rapidly is that of Missionary aviation. ln January, 1963, Rockmont College acquired its first aircraft to use in this area of effort. The course is arranged to give the student the neces- sary skills for private and commercial flying licenses. ' Milf Zfoday is Methods in Caddy is Wvrld axis' .0 - - - - gamzcd Actzvzfles' uv 2 A....W 1: 1Lan:.u,na.1.r,1z1.g.n--xAn-.f4,v-- .. -A U.. .. ----f,.....-,1. Y, . .Sx ' 41 I H, 'fgd,,, , , , Rx XX 1 XX x xxxxx 1 . ,Hub , X if .4 A Q xx My x 'xxxxx X 4 X, . NX . Q., .- - w.,,1fi, 3I 2 sf O O O EUROPEAN X 5 'C C 'ffl - .155 - 113. ufl. 951 'W in Spiritual enricnlneni inrrfngn . . . ASIAN Z WW? MQ? jlflissirfnnry Prayer Hands Composed of students who have a specral rnterest rn specrfrc areas of the world the Mrssronary Prayer groups meet weekly durrng chapel to hold mrssron arres up before the Lord rn lntercessory prayer From actlvrty 111 the prayer groups students learn of mlssronary actrvrtres and of outstandrng needs Pray rng for specrfrc mrssronarres helps the student to rdentrfy more closely wrth hrs area of rnterest NORTH AMERICAN SOUT H A MERICAN 32 W nanfwwrmmmnrvmmzvlaa Students Serve and rfrgamzed Khrzsfzau scrafzcc' ar-N 33 Other aetiaities suit aliaast every interest . . Ure lfearbaak Staff The Signet has three basic purposes: fly to serve as a real memory book, C23 to be- come a public relations vehicle between the school and its friends, and Q31 to comprise a unique education in itself--to each mem- ber of the staff--not only in learning I-low to make a college annual, but also in learn- ing to work closely in co-operation with oth- ers of varying skills. It is the wish of the Signet Staff' that at least one of these three -I I I D - purposes become real to every reader. I Spaasers the Saauf Kaaaaet every year. Faculty, staff, and student wives , , make a real contribution to the college efforts through the ministry of the Women's auxiliary, Auxiliary projects range from material con- tributions to the college to the far more significant spiritual contri- butions offered through each mem- ber becoming a Prayer Warrior for an individual student, l 34 1 'Lb 'nr L l X1 - I! .'aC l7'fTin'KTIf - ' ' 'Tr Yfwfiniifii Una .Ili 'l.'Arl. l.xr:A:u4.m1.r ..:..v..4 1, 2.1-1 14. Lgugr .- ......... Che lgaskefball Umm Left to Right: Bob Sargent, Ken Shaffer, Quentin Blueye, Paul Bak- er, Roger Kirk, Joe Johnston, Wes Reeves, and Jack Pickens. l L Che Student Cfvuncil The connecting link between the student body and the administration is the Student Council. Composed of members from each class and the faculty, the council is the voice of the Rockmont student body. U16 Howling Ceara Left to Right: Joe Johnston, Donna Becker, Lois Lowers, and Neal Mc- Elroy. X 35 371115 by: Dynamic leadership Dedication of faculty and staff A maturing student body A Bible-centered curriculum A practical Christian service program And organized activities Kockmvnf Hrfllegc' Zfmins the Whale ,Man in Serve Cfhrist by Li Q 1 215,514 ..,, A 36 ' ' ' ' L .3721-.ix.F i.r Aufagraphs Q 1 1 , Y s v x E P i 2 I 4 1 A E 1 5 gi a P 4 ,, li L 1, 2 kE D la, Congratulations, Class of '63 SHEEDER REXALL PHARMACY D DON'S SHAMRQCK SERVICE . Tune Up . Steam . Brake Work Cleaning . Batteries . Mufflers . 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Logan St. 774-1020 Denver, Colorado BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Always abounding in the work of the Lord Bible Teaching - Missions Evangelism Youth Work - Christian Education RUSSEL AYRES PAVY, Pastor JESSE R. JONES Minister of Music MILES TULLY Minister of Ed. W. C. GARBERSON Pastor Emeritus , we ,-,1,f.f, , , Jr, lf ,L f if , .., A, X, , 7 rj ,ii ' Bowling is Family Fun 1901 No. Main St. Longmont, Colorado Congratulations, Class of '63 DALEY OFFICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY We Sell, Service, Rent All Makes of Office Machines a Specialize in Supplying Busines Stationery 661 4th Avenue PR 6-1112 nd s Congratulations to the Class of 1963 THE FACULTY WALTER'S JEWELRY Home of Quality Jewelry 381 Main Longmont Colorado Congratulations, Class of '63 GROVE 81 SONS MOBIL SERVICE Courteous - Friendly Service lT'5 ANOTHER GIFT FROM ..... 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