Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1964 volume:

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Col rado 80226 Lakewood 'USM Dedicafiau The Signet staff has chosen Christian Growth as the theme of the 1964 annual. As students of Rockmont College, we know how vital this growth is to our lives as Christians. It is our prayer that this annual may challengelall of us to greater Christian growth. The members of the Signet staff have chosen to dedicate this annual to a man who has served the school well in the past eight years as its president. Mr. Yetter is a man who, we believe, inspirationally exemplifies our theme - Christian Growth. All the students of Rockmont know that the life of Mr, Yetter is focused upon Christ. Mr. Yetter, we gratefully dedicate to you this annual of 1964 as you are, through Christ, a pattern of Khrisfian Growth to all of us. President The Word of God is replete with ex- horrations to grow. But to the natural world we may turn for illustrations of growth. The tiny redwood seed, for example, though only one sixteenth of an inch in diameter, may produce a tree over three hundred feet tall. The Christian's growth too may start small. But God has placed no ceiling on our spiritual growth. We are reminded of Enoch who walked with God and he was not. Each living thing grows from one cell. So, as the cell develops, multiplies and divides, there is formed a specific structure. In the human body it may be a muscle or skin, And so the Chris- tian, as a tiny cell, is to grow, multiply, divide and finally produce a specific living structure. Paul compared this structure to the Church, He said too that we are to grow unto the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ. Growth is implicit in all living things. To cease to grow is to begin to die. Our experience at Rockmont must be, therefore, an experience of growth. ' SB , , Heard zff Crusfws MR. PHIL BALLARD Longmont, Colorado MR. A. R. DE PRIEST Longmont, Colorado DR. E, B. DICKEY Longmont, Colorado REV. J. H. ESTEP Longmont, Colorado REV. KEITH FREDRICKSON Denver, Colorado DR. GERALD FOSTER Denver, Colorado DR. E. HAROLD HARPER Boulder, Colorado MR. ALFRED I-IONOUR Denver, Colorado MR. ALVIN KOCH Longmont, Colorado REV. ED MUND KUPPINGER Ft. Morgan, Colorado MR. ALVIN MORGAN Boulder, Colorado MR. ROY G. MUNROE Denver, Colorado MR. HAROLD NEW Boulder, Colorado MR. CARL G. OLSON Longmont, Colorado MR. MERWYN SMITH Longmont, Colorado DR. JACK SPARKS Greeley, Colorado MR. CARL VOGEL Ft. Lupton, Colorado Admiuisfrafivv Hommiftce DR L. DAVID BECKMAN MRS. A. H. YETTER President Vice-President MR, DONALD KOPECKY MR, C, H. HETRICK Dean Of Faculty Business Manager Coma 1' WW V, blacul y Dr. L. David Beckman Maurice G. Dametz E. B. Dickey Marie Garberson A.B..Th.M.. M.A. A.B., M.A. D.D.S. A.A.. A.B.. M.A Th. D. Social Science Health Education English, Education Bible Florence Jones Jesse R. Jones Donald Kopecky Robert Matthews B. Mus. A. B. A. B. , Th. M. Electronic Piano, Organ Choir Greek, Hebrew, Communications, Bible Flight Instruction John Roscoe A. H. Yetter Hugh Chance Gaylord Taylor B, E, , M, A, A. B. Airlines Pilot A. B, , M, Mus, Electronic Bible, Philosophy Flight Instruction Music, Voice Communications SPECIAL INSTRUCT ORS MISS DON NA BECK ER Secretary to the Registrar MRS. HELEN CLOUGH Dorm Mother Sclzzwl Staff MR. RICHARD GRENEMYER General Custodian MRS, LOUISE MILLER Librarian MRS. ELAINE K OPECKY Presidential Secretary N MRS, ALMA SNIFF Cook 4-,, .ib- Zltyf zz, . Q 4 ' - ifrafgf' .d ff an 4 ,ba dn 'fi' freshman 611155 'Tesire the sincere milf ef the went that ge e ,, , may grew thereby. L' 1 Peter 2:2 5 A -: v A 7 . v 49 If ff v ji is ,Q e 2 5 WAS , I '-57? Ng . Q, 3 4 2 ff? 0 v 1 , C A Q .3 332 4 if r ,f s 4 4 A 9 .E i is jf ,Arg ' 3' .Q 17 xv Q W p a'g5-4 SV 145 4 'eff' r C, ZW A , .,,L i p 1: ,5f'j-,LG 'V' A In .. qw Ulass OfHccrs MR. AND MRS. JONES - Sponsors PAUL BAKER - President f A -if J STANLEY BRUNING - vice-President ,, 5' ' ' Z JUDY PULIS - Treasurer I 5 DOTTIE I-IELMAN - Secretary I Khrzlvtmus far Orphans Paul Baker Guycle Baney Dick Bauer Stanley Bruning Newfane, N. Y. Benkelman, Neb. Longmont, Colo. Longmont, Colo Dottie Helman Dolores Honeywell Mildred Kissler Gayle Kline Rockford. 111. Neligh. Nebraska Weatherford, Okla. Craig, Colo. David Garrison Hugo Garrison Peter Gordon Jack Haskins Ft. Collins, Colo. Ft.Collins, Colo. Wheatridge, Colo. North Platte, Neb, Doug Horton Detlov Lindquist Everett Mungan Donald Schruers Littleton, Colo. Eaton, Colo. Burlington, Iowa Edinboro, Pa, Sue Mullen Carol Poston Judy Pulis Sharon Shaffstall Burt, N. Y. Grover, Colo, Thermopolis, Wyo. Denver, Colo. Troy Stokes Jim Williams I2111iC6 Wilson Terry Wilson Flagler, Colo, St. Louis, Mo, Commerce City, Colo, Longmont, Colo, r., a ff Saphamvrc Cflass . 'Grow in grace and in the kl'II7Wf6'6Q6' af our lfrfrd and Smfivr jesus ,jg Kllrisi rg g 2' II Pc'fc'r 3: I 8 'L EE' 4 39-4 ' 9 ' ev g1' Q 1? 5 '43 47 Z , v A 'fu ., Ji? 43 5' 4 , rv f, 2. 4 I , P1 4 4 he ' g gy - 1 Q . f , A J: ug. .1 5 -lv X' is .Q ., .N in egg A ' A '74-'PW-w ws V5 .4 fe, v mf Av' 'mar 3 ff' fi v 5 0 1' 'Q i f 11191 1 Q 5 QV ' 'U' A Z4 ., - z- Hass Oficers MR. KOPECKY - Sponsor MEL ELLENWOOD - President ,IWC li?- JOLENE ANDERSON - Secretary F1575 E5 xl, G 4, CYNTHIA BRANDT - Treasurer fi . .- Ri sg i nf' Z , LOYD VEAL - Vice-President 'E' v , J. Day in the Jlflvurzfairzs .rn X x-- f V -3-B Cynthia Brandt Ft. Morgan, Colo. Hugh Chance Longmont, Colo. Rod Hubbard Longmont, Colo, Jolene Anderson Maxwell, Neb. LeRoy Prank Commerce City, Colo. Ierilyn Holthus Atwood, Kans. Melvin Ellenwood Arvada, Colo, Carolyn Ludwig Longmont, Colo, Joe McGuire Longmont, Colo. Kenneth Shaffer Joel Keeney Longmont, Colo. Joyce Kelly Longmont, Colo Rachael Gregg Flagstaff, Ariz. Greeley, Colo. Loyd Veal Lakeside, Calif.. M lv 15' V., z'P1?J junirfr Elass n . 5 , q a- ., . '.' 4 1 s f gx 5 'f'552' 1' '5' A 'U if ' 9' 'f Ulfvur faith grvwcfh. II Zfhcssalzwians 1:3 J QW 4 e ps 22:1-,IJ 444 :X iz sf' gg 1 a 954 ar JV U f +7 214 vx Jw 5' AMY 'WY 0 'L E5-ff 'Z 0 0 , 4 A My M Q- W Q 4 U, ,gi .w in 92.11-G g.,GfX1sz-'igfiig' 5 fl, 1255 9' Q, 4' A ,.,:f?E?:, A 7 f' -9,579 if 1' Z Q 1, 5:5 b vb 611155 Officers MR, YETTER - Sponsor QUENTIN BLUEYE - President 1 D 7' L, ,aff D. t , h V MYLA ARCHER - Secretary RR R 'jf D I R 'Q' . 5 DONALD FORD - vice-President ..' -3, 5, MA R WAYNE NEWMAN - Treasurer li ,X '- D Halloween Party Myla Archer Longmont, Colo Quentin Blueye Bason, N. Y. James Carnahan Denver, Colo. Alice Dague Denver, Colo. D, J, Ford Longmont, Colo, Dick Grenemyer Arvada, Colo, Joe Johnston Lexington, Neb. John Mauch Longmont, Colo Wayne Newman Longmont, Colo Bob Sargent Loveland, Colo. Mike Kido Denver, Colo, Doug Kracht Ft. Collins, Colo. Senior Klass 'Graaf up into him in all things which is the haul even Hlzrisi Sphesiaus 4: I5 LOUISE MILLER - First Sem. Vice-President DAVE HAMBLEY - Second Sem. Vice-President CAROLYN HORNECKER - Secretary-Treasurer 611155 Officcrs DR. BECKMAN - Sponsor ROGER KIRK - President Senivrs DAVID C. HAMBLEY Arvada, Colorado PS. 42: 1, 2 Asian Prayer Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President Student Council 3 ROGER T. KIRK Gering, Nebraska Ps. 19:14 Class President 1, 5 Student Council 1, 5 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Choir 1, 3, 5 Choir Vice-Pres. 1 LOUISE J. MILLER Maynard, Arkansas Phil. 3:10 Librarian'3, 4 Rock Hounds 3, 4 Signet 4 CAROLYN HORNECKER Lander, Wyoming Phil. 4:13 Class Sec. 2, 4, 4 Class Treas. 4 Signet Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Business Mgr. Sig. 3,4 Chapel Choir 3, 4 Sec, of Chapel Choir 4 Ensemble 3, 4 Soul Winners 1,2 Student Teaching 4 Senior ofaudids Daw flambley Future plans: Go to seminary. Garolyn J-lvmccker Testimonyz' God is good. I have surely found it true in my life that He makes things possible that seem impossible to me. If God be for us, who can be against us? Future plans: Teaching. Hager Kirk Testimony: What God has done man cannot put asunderg therefore let us prove those things which God has intended for us to prove. Let us strive in Christian unity to tell the world who Christ is and whatl-Ie has done for man. Future plans: It is our desire to do the Father's will by serv- ing Him in full-time Christian Service here or on the foreign field, lvuise ,Miller Testimony: Christ is my all-sufficient Saviour, my eternal hope, and my only source of spiritual strength. It is my desire to be wholly yielded to Him for service. Future plans: I will be staying on at Rockmont as librarian. President Joe Johnston Vice-President Dick Grenemyer Student Eddy Owcers X:-4 ' f Sfudcuf Hzfurzcil Roger Kirk, Hugh Chance, Quentin Blueye, Jim Williams, Paul Baker, Dick Grenemyer, Joe Johns- ton, Don Ford, Sue Mullen 'www wh... Secretary Alice Dague Treasurer Jim Williams flnterimj Mug is' Hzzwlcrs Jerilyn Holthus Jolene Anderson Alice Dague Linda Shaffer Magis' Krusadars Joe McGuire Quentin Blueye Mel Elienwood Dick Grenernyer Cynthia Brandt f Zlzapel gill? 2' DIRECTOR: Mr. Jesse R. Jones PIANIST: Mrs. Florence Jones FIRST ROW: Alice Dague Myla Archer Jolene Anderson Linda Shaffer Carolyn Hornecker SECOND ROW: Troy Stokes Dottie Helman Gayle Kline Judy Pulis Cynthia Brandt Rachael Gregg THIRD ROW: Dick Bauer Guycle Baney Kenneth Shaffer Carol Poston lerilyn Holthus Sharon Shaffstall FOURTH ROW: Joe Johnston Jack Haskins Roger Kirk Dick Grenemyer Terry Wilson Mel Ellenwood Kaskefball THE CHEERLEADERS An Important Moment. Cindy Carol Rachael The Game L1 The Fans THE TEAM: Paul Baker Peter Gordon G-uy Baney Doug Horton Sonny Blueye Roger Kirk Hugh Chance Joe Johnston David Garrison Ken Shaffer Hugo Garrison COACH: Boyd McClellan Lvnww' f-53 m',,Y1',,. . , 1 V' f ' 1 f 1 .Hy V-r , 4 A . Hu 2? I no .i i +f':.:1fi ' ' 'W ' i i W ' 'ffff '5 D, fy 4, ' ..,,, . r 57 ' . ?f'???1Z3-M, 'fy ,.f3am:1a, QM J ' i f 1 f 1 fi-5:2323 M ur i 5 .Ja ffa u rm Q62-:'.::' If 0 I Y , - lj ,W wifi: waive, .i 4, ' 5.1 ,, yr lsfrsrp' f w ff 1 na. - ., A ,, :L qi 1, I A. J 1 'wifi ' '1- , , ff 'f 'M aw-wi if :w.:1v:32r11,f ' , N ,-ff' s ,rm u f: W1 align? 3 , lv ,-M gs Wir 1.1 .1 ., ,.- ,i,lQ, 5ggQ!? 1- . yr. ff H- - '- -.f p ' 1 A 'fi-f :,x i.'Ke,d' 711' ' ffl 15? sgfiiiii '23, f-:ffpw 'if-1 1 :ff f. Maxine Gordan Alumna Missionary to Africa under Berean Mission, Inc. Asian fray r Hand f f X A s rea, ',M',f . Zi? 3 V Q, Qsggjgwzf 1 V, ' f Harry and Natalia Weimer Alumni Missionary to New Guinea under Wicliff. 'X x Eurrfpmu Mayer Baud Gary Hasenauer Missionary to Navajo land, New Mexico under Berean Mission, Inc Alumnus i Don Shackleford Hams Prayer Hand Alumn s Missionary to Iceland under European World wide Fellowship Dorothy Hagerman Alumna Missionary to Colom - bia, South America under Gospel Mission ary Union latin American Frayer Hand adies ' Auriliary The Ladies' Auxiliary, which meets once a month, has done much to foster Christian growth in the student body. 4714 loving gflflemrfry Mrs. Halen Hough - Our 8wm,vle The Word of God is the incorruptible seed producing spiritual life in the one who believes in Jesus Christ as Savior. Having accomplished this, the Word becomes as milk for the babe in Christ, then meat as he becomes more mature so that he may grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ, At Rockmont College we encourage our students to feed upon the Word of God so that they may grow in their likeness to Christ. Furthermore, it is our prayer that our graduates may go into all the world with the life-giving, growth-producing Word of God, Autographs orial Hall nMem ' CD cn 'U rd 2 An Invitation to Consider Denver For your graduate training for Christian service, we invite you to give serious thought to the Conserva- tive Baptist Theological Seminary of Denver. Now in its thirteenth year, this growing school offers such advantages as a low faculty-student ratio, an expand- ing library, and a trained faculty. Recent evidence of the Seminary's steady advance is apparent in two areas: acceptance into Associate Membership in the American Association of Theologi- cal Schools, and the purchase of a 31-apartment mar- ried students' residence. Continue your training in a school which empha- sizes Biblical studies, missions, and Baptist distinc- tives. CONSERVATIVE BAPTIST THECLOGICAL SEMINARY 1500 East Tenth Avenue . Denver 18, Colorado VERNON C. GROUNDS, President. EARL S. KALLAND, Dean Be Sure to Shop at the BEN FRANKLIN STORE Francis Street Center 1125 Francis St. 776-6690 BURGER BROTHERS TEXACO DISTRIBUTORS 10 South Main Longmont, Co1o. 776-0743 Johnstown, Colo. 587-442.7 FOOD GIANT , vhuiyllilgch Fo rme r1y Bri11hart's MBER INC. I NX The best friend ' 'f' ' your food do11ar Longmont, Colo. w '. will ever have 100 Kimbark St. 818 Coffman 776-3303 P. O. Box 547 M Comp1iments of: Six Congratulates the Class of .64 GOLDEN TRANSFER co. x - Q. fl Dependable Service Since Q ,H-55 my 5 Washington, D. C. 311 Kimbark St. 776-3882 SLACK-HCRNER BRASS MFG. CO. Brass, Bronze, Aluminum, Iron Castings and Alloys Light Manufacturing and Machining Serving the Rocky Mountain Area for Over 50 Years JOHN W. CBUDD HORNER, JR. President goofgs jjarf Owner gf 332151112 ess Znd and Martin tif P. O. Box 838 33' Longmont, Colo. Denver Phone - KE 4-14351 'ff Longmont Phone PR 6-0611 BLACK ANGUS Turn in at the Black Angus I..ongrnont's Best Open Year Round 1636 Main 776-6581 ' '-I SIG'S SERVICE Carter Gasoline Goodyear Tires Tire Recapping 503 Main 776-1442. LEWIS FURNITURE CO. See WALT SLEE New and Used Furniture 421 Main 776-1484 Congratulations, Class of '64 GARDEN ACRES HARDWARE, INC. 1739 N. Main 776-5173 ASH FORD AVIATION LONGMONT FARM SUPPLY Ford Farm and Industrial Equipment and Service 1610 Main St. 776-0031 1 I Sales - Charter Rental - Instruction Longmont Airport 776-1454 GQ-895 Looscovf 'DON 1 W-3'-ff C QQ, 9. T99 X 5-of P' g 'wx af- oshk-4-! x..m'Vf 'o iw., 0 D R 1-BALL, , -TBUS 55 Foo X owvif W' 'V - 39, goofs- Do U BL5h4cNT Tw INS -19.6 H 904 'I I lllll llIl gall GOLDEN WEST MILLING CO. Your Purina Dealer in Longmont Grain Storage We Buy Beans - Tor- et Price 125 Terry St. 776-1565 llllllllsl lllllllllll ,l,ll-IQIQII. house of books 776-6121 440 Main LIVINGSTON 8. WILSON EXPLORATION DRILLING Longmont, Colorado 776-1735 30 years combined drilling experienceg over 10 years in Rocky Mountain Area. ANN'5 STYLE SHQP KELLY a. WARREN TEXACO I for Quality Fashions Womens and Juniors PR 6-4535 457 Main SCHMITZ FLORAL Distinctive Floral Creations AAA Service Corsages - Arrangements - Plants Complete Motor Overhaul We Wire Flowers Anywhere in the World Otto the Friendly Florist Since 1933 PR 6-1163 330 Coffman fMartin Walker, Mech. I 776-5114 1533 Main -L -' ' 1 r f 'Q , --fu -Q-,:. ,f':', ,Ag A E - L ,v- smut: lx? ' 3 ..m - H -' . 'asf - '-vp 1..,j,,eJ,,, if.i:',i.9 '- 'I L. i.-i.I ' FRANK AND JERRY SELBE 720 Main Street 776-3973 ANN'S CINDERELLA BEAUTY SALON Phone PR 6-5411 Longmont, Colorado Distinctive Cutting and Shaping GREEN'S STATIONERY Stationery - Gifts Office Supplies School Supplies Hallmark Cards 450 Main 776-2311 Congratulations, Class of '64 lt's Another Gift From . . . cflffatyla GIFT sl-:UP cams 5. MARY LILLY! 411 Main 776-5388 LES' PASTRY SHOP The home of good things to eat 776-1022 410 Main I..- .. C. 8. H. APPLIANCE 8. FURNITURE Dealers of Frigidaire - Maytag Zenith - Eureka COTIS HUFFMAN, Ownerj 724 Main 776-5845 HI'S MARINE CENTER 10th and Main Sts. , Longmont A .43 gl X- . -.ff L. Q- . 'ae gis 5 g Q-7 L 'TI s -V :L - -iii Johnson Outboards TeeNee Trailers All Kinds of Boats and Marine Supplies A Lower Total Food Bill and Stamps Only SAFE WAY Gives Both 712 Main 776-6862 THE MARLU SHOP and Gift Shop 454 Main PR 6- 1082 Your Bible, Book, A'D0 Auf! For Clothes of Quahty 332 Maln PR. 6 0212 CITY 0IL 8. FUEL Your Chevron Dealer WALLY SPALLINGER 3 rd and Collyer 776 1572 BEESON S Autzques mg EIA Old anff .511 ll Copper Chma U M R f Glass Furnlture 1307N Ma1n 776 3577 BALDWIN S Jewelry of D1st1nct1on wa 2 V W Q wan 1X f r 1 408 Mam 776 4017 LCNGMONT LANES Best Wishes From Your Bowling FUN Center 776-6810 So. Main Longmont, Colorado ROGERS BURU5 JEWELRY ,nfe , Our Diamonds Direct From the Cutter! Saves You 2570 Art Carved Rings International Sterling Wallace Sterling 424 Main 776-3737 Truing Balancing Aligning New, Recaps and Used Tires 917 Main Street 776-2760 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Established 1871 Special Checking Accounts Regular Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Night Depository Loans Drive-In Windows Open at 8 Member F. D. I. C. 401 Main 776-5800 I ct tw ,ch in x Q? p p pp p , W 3 , 11, I 'K SULLIVANS DRUG , we Mfdwctwfvg g mf, 635 Main 776-5588 wif 9 Trained Pharmacists to Help You in Your Drug' Needs asks 1 p I 1 I U ROSS HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING 604 Ninth Avenue MICK MIKKELSON Owne r 776-0383 HASCALL'S MARKET ll 32. North Main 776-6010 Animal Pick Up, Butchering, Cut, Wrap, Sharp Freeze From Your Pen J, Ja Back to Your Freezer DON'S SHAMROCK SERVICE W! steam cleaning, brake and muffler service, tune up and accessories. 9th and Main 776-0586 x I 5 lone ww-ff f?l'Q15,5' Q QW, ff! 1.5 1 lgfw if . at , 7a2,fy vena f '51-i3i'2,, 1QQmyffQxQ xwmliki gwwygffwa 1-Z+W.v,sffAw 9 Vg W Q -vw-15. my 2 -3' Wi- ww ef 7 'Q X 4,4 J. f fy!! if ,X J 3 X f X J ww- ,W W 5 .:, . ' k :wwf ' -W' '- :,f0,,- f . mf . jj, My 4-113.4 ggi 5 f fy S, i f f 29,1 ff f x ' W X 'fi 52, fi it gf 2, 2257 K -9 Q 1 B5f0A6 LES'S CONOCO EGU P JOHN P. MURPHY IMPLEMENT C0. See Us for Your Needs. 30 DEERQ QUILIIVY FAHM 116 Main 776-3720 For: Prompt . Congratulations, Class of '64 Courteous Service Les's Will Take Care of Your Car Needs. INC 705 Main 776-3720 306 Kimbark 776-4550 congratulations, class of '64 'Ig S H? HEX BEAR ALINEMENT Three Machines to Serve You 510 Znd Avenue 776-1014 Congratulations , Frorn GAMBLES The Friendly Store. Appliances Furniture 418 Main 776-4784 limmuzumcu c ngrunxras TEE 9 553 Hfconnsn nanmu 1.,ongrnont's Most Complete Food Market Complete Dietary Food Dept. Fruit and Fancy Food Baskets Packed BY 6 4 gh J 1 9th and Main Longmont 1 HILDRETH STUDIO One Day Print Service Complete Film Processing Service Enlargements - Print Copying Portraits 659 4th Avenue 776-4483 THE LONGMONT NATIONAL LONGMONT, coLo. BANK . ., vi-5' W, ,,,' 11, - 5th and Coffman Member FDIC 776-5757 go all You ROBBIN'S FLOWER b can eat e 440 SHOP 1 1 .. P0 fl' 421 Coffrnan 7 ff -. lf' SMORGASBORD STYLE fe Q 9 f 508 Main J il? 776-5181 T ' I 776-1460 RAY HUNT'S DELUXE SERVICE STATION BEAUTY 8. BARBER SHOP Wholesale - Retail . Permanents That Satisfy I . . Artistic Hair Styling Gas - Oil - Tires i 1 . The Finest in Beauty Distillate - Batteries Care for the Discriminating Woman 1112 Main 776-4137 459 Main 776-1000 MT. VIEW GARDEN PET CENTER For families that work and play together Starke! Floor Covering Sales and Installations Free Estimates II RICHARD STERKEL Gardening Needs Owner Pets and Pet Supplies 1116 Main 776-0614 1136 N. Main 776-1000 SNYDER JEWELERS Congratulations, Class of '64 SH EEDER REXALL DRUGS Custom Designing and Manufacturing of All Types of Fine Jewelry 415 Main 776-2992 Congratulations, Class of '64 A DAINTY PASTRY sl-lop Service with a saving Cosmetics, Prescriptions MR. AND MRS. MYRON FLYNN and Camera Center Proprietors 372 Main 776-0820 447 Main 776-5313 DUCKWALL'S VARIETY STORES JOHNSON'S CORNER Notions DD Toys Kitchen Needs Cosmetic s Gifts Wrappings 430 Main 776-1506 For Complete Service of Tires - Batteries Tank Wagons Lubrication Cafe If You Can't Stop, Wave. 519 Main 776-5366 1649 N. Main 776-4004 REAL ESTATE GARDEN ACRES Sunshine Center Cleaners Sell - Trade - Buy Serve Yourself and Save on Cleaning Q17 yrs. of Local Service and Clothing Experiencel Drapes Member of Multiple Listing 22311 Rugs Service Realtors, and Insurors 1725 N- Main 776-0540 VALLEY FARM ARTFRBURW5 FURNITURE jf DAIRY ' qw STCRE Everything for the Home 312 Main 776-2682 V' 't O D ' B 131 ur any ar Longmont, Colorado Erfllcgv Activities FOREST CITY BAPTIST CHURCH Church - Auburn at Myott Office - 206 S. Main St. Rockford, Illinois 774-1020 Denver, Colorado BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH A1ways abounding in the work of the Lord Bible Teaching - Missions Evangelism Youth Work - Christian Education Pastor RUSSEL AYRES PAVY Minister of Music JESSE R. JONES Assistant to the Pastor A Conservative Baptist Church ROBERT HOWE REV. W. H. BISGAARD - Pastor . REV W H KEMP A , t Pa t Pastor Emeritus ' ' ' ' sm ' S or w. C. GARBERSON MISS MABEL COLTON - Christian Education Director FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 6th and Fremont - Therrnopolis, Wyoming A Bible Church with a Vital Message HARLEY M. PULIS, Pastor ARTHUR VANGERPEN, Director of Christian Education Telephone, Office 864-2668, Res. 864-2516 We Invite You to Fellowship and Worship With Us When You Are in Thermopolis - Site of the World's Largest Mineral Hot Springs and Health Center of the West r CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 16th and C ollye Sunday School 9:30 Morning Worship 10:45 Training Hour 5:45 Inspirational Hour 7:00 Prayer Meeting fWed.j 7:00 I' J. H. ESTEP, Pastor I ZION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH North 2nd and Huber Street JACK ROTH, Pastor Phone GE 2-2276 We preach not ourselves but Christ Jesus the Lord. II Cor. 4:5 coLoRADo CREAMERY This is fun! HOLLY HILLS COMMUNITY CHURCH lnte rdenominational 2400 South Holly St. Denver, Colorado REV. J. L. GARLAND Pastor I Office, 756-3016 Home, 756-8016 For the Evangelization of the World. 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