Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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As we dedicate this annual to Mrs. Hubert Raichart, it is with deep regret that we have lost Miss Marie Garberson from our faculty and Signet staff. So to you, Mrs. Raichart, we gratefully say Thank You for your Christian influence in all our lives. ff 1 ii A r I D - M ' 1 Q N H 1 S ' T B H, R F A T I O N W X I, w H V l 1 The prophet Habbakuk was terribly distressed at conditions in his day. Ap- pealing to God for an answer, he learned that the situation would only become even more difficult. The solution to this dilemma came, as he waited in his watchtower: The just shall live by faith! This answer struck the prophet with such force he com- posed a song of praise, declaring that no matter what the situation, he would con- tinue to trust in his God. It is this principle that motivates the child of God: faith, an implicit trust, that gives direction in the darkness, and evidence for things we cannot see. It is this that undergirds the Rockmont student as he continues his training or launches into new opportunities. May the principle of faith be the great educative factor in our experience at Rockmont! . -- Board of Trustees Mr. Phil Ballard Greeley, Colorado Mr. Wayne Campbell Wheat Ridge, Colorado Mr. A. R. DePriest Longmont, Colorado Mr. Bob DeWolfe Wheaton, Illinois Dr. E. B. Dickey Longmont, Colorado Rev. J. H. Estep Longmont, Colorado Mr. Gerald Foster Denver, Colorado Rev. Keith Fredrickson Denver, Colorado Dr. E. Harold Harper Boulder, Colorado Mr. Alfred Honour Denver, Colorado Mr. Alvin Koch Longmont, Colorado Rev. Edmund Huppinger Bazine, Kansas Mr. E. H. Lambotte Englewood, Colorado Mr. Alvin Morgan Boulder, Colorado Mr. Roy G. Munroe Denver, Colorado Mr. Carl G. Olson Longmont, Colorado Mr. Merwyn Smith Longmont, Colorado Dr. Jack N. Sparks State College, Pennsylvania Mr. Carl Vogel Longmont, Colorado Dr. William P. Whittemore Santa Ana, California Mr. Harold Williamson Denver, Colorado Administrative Committee Standing: Business Manager, Mr. Huffman: Dean of Stu- dents, Mr. Zentz, Academic Dean, Dr. Cramer, Vice Presi- dent, Mr. Yetterg President, Dr. Beckman. The Administrative Committees responsibility is the general supervision of the college. It integrates and studies the issues concerning the various areas of college life. The committee serves as the president's major advisory group. It is also the busi- ness committee, for all major financial matters which are not the direct responsibility of the Board of Trustees come under its jurisdiction. Its members analyze and pro- pose future plans for the college. 6 1 ' cK..i Facult X. Q1 '7 ' X ,fy ,A Dr. L. David Charles H. Dr. Albert E. Maurice Florence Beckman Bomgardner Cramer Dametz Jones B.A., M.A., Tl1.M., B.M., M.M. B.A., B.S., M.A., B.A., M.A., D.D. B. Mm. Tl1,D, Voir-0 B.D., Tl1.M., Tl1.D. Soeiul Seierzce lllfmc' Tlzeorrx Bible Bible Plum, Greek Social Science Jesse R. Gordon Louise Jones MacDonald Miller B.A. B.A. B.A. Choir Personal Lilvrariun Choir ClIIldllL'llllKL' Evangelism 3 Alvin Don Lydia A. H. Yetter Morgan Parkin Roberts A -B- B.s., Ms. B.A., B,s., BD. B.R.E., M.R.E. Bible Natural Science English Department Clzrisrian Edzlcatiml Pl1iloS0Pl'.V Physical EdllC'Illl.lJlI ' Condi Larry E. Zentz ,-LB., M.,-l. EllllL'tlfI'fIlI Orielztuliorz P.s'yc'l1ology 14 Otis V. Huffman Business Manager I W. W ff get un' , 75' Donna Becker S C h O Ol Gloria Veal Bookkeeper S6'C'ff'fr1fy Staff T11 Dorothy Dunbar Cook 1:.tL Oscar Farrar Custodian :hw rj :.lHfW5lll24dC, f 'la-df' 3,1 1 ,, TF. Q, .. 1 Frank Lowers Public' Relalions 3 I-Ie made a trench about the altar. I Kings 18:32 , x ,w : V,. x -, X -X, -' , X 'a u Tf 4 ff! Mike Kido Denver, Colorado 10 Seniors Sec.-Treas. V. Pres. President Advisor Mike Kido Warren LaSelle Loyd Veal Mr. Yetter Life Verse: Philippians 1:6 Activities: Transfer Student Life Work: Uncommirred as yet i X 43-i. Sis: . , if-we fr? is-. SSX . xx . s , P- iss' 4 xg Q Warren LaSelle A, swf ,fs 5: X ws s X , iN,Q.:-S Q Los Angeles, Calif. Life Verse: I use the entire Bible as a lamp unto my feet Activities: Soul Winners Send the Light 2, 3 Mexico Europe 2, African Prayer Band 2, Sophomore Class V. Pres. Junior Class V. Pres. Senior Class Pres. Student Council Life Work: Missonary to Turkey as the Lord leads Life Verse Isaiah 50:7 Activities: Radio broadcast: This is Rockman! 4 Life Work: Teaching ministry Loyd Veal Chance, South Dakota Juniors Advisor Vice Pres. Treasurer Secretary President Mr. Parkin Paul Baker Dottie Helman Marie Soderberg Bob Sargent Sue Baker Paul Baker Richard Bauer . Stan Bruning Hugh Chance Mel Ellenwood Duane Esarey LeRoy F rank Dave Garrison Hugo Garrison Dorothy Helman Dave Lambert Joe McGuire Judy Pulis Robert Sargent Marie Soderberg John Hooper Special Students Eldon Woodward Wayne Bracket Martha Bruning Ron Kassner Pauletta Martin Wilburn Martin Fred Swanson Ruth I-2156116 Sophomores Vice Pres. President Sec.-Treas. Advisor John DeVau1t Mark Turner Carol Hein Dr. Cramer Twrla Brooks Monty Brooks Tim Burrier Terry Crotts Carol Hein John DeVault Paul Lambert Ken Shaffer Madre Hedlund Clayton Livengood Joan Sandell Mark Turner Don Turner Freshmen J' Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer President Gary McIntosh Marilee Anderson Carol Stafford Norm Lockyer Advisors Mr. Sz Mrs. Jones Marilee Anderson Cynthia Anderson Ada Bfamef Eileen Bramer Paul Brancamp Dan Cooper Mary Beth Dickey Nancy Dix Richard Ellis Joanna Fondaw David Frank Loren Harris Cheri Holland Dan Holloway Carol Hooper Gary Jerger Jane Jones Angeline Keener Carol Kurylow Daniel Larson Ron Leinweber Ndrman Loekyer ' Gary Mclntosh Kathie McLean Cliff Mills Judy Mumford Mary Lou Obrecht 19 James Parsons Lorraine Recknor JoAnn Salazar Paul Sanders Jerry Smith Rod Smith Carol Stafford Penny Stokes Sandy Watson Larry Wells Lois Yetter Alton Lowry Laid the foundation on the rock Luke 6. X N -N1 N 'TZ X 2 1 Ii If '4 Ladies' Auxiliar Pres. Mrs. John Hornerg Vice Pres. Mrs. A. R. DePriest,' Treas. Mrs. Ramon Davidsong Sec. Mrs. Hugh Chance: Corresponding Sec. Miss Dorofhy Dunbar. Rockmont's Auxiliary is composed of interested, consecrated women who are vitally concerned with the welfare and future of the college, and the students who are attending. These ladies have been responsible for many of the projects that have been completed for Rockmont- the choir robes, electric typewriter in the office, many of the drapes, the new dorm furniture and many kitchen conveniences. Dorm Councils Standing: Mr. Zentz, Advisory Dick Ellis, Dave Lambert: Norm Lockyer Seated: Mrs. Jones, Advisor: Ada Bramer, Judy Pulisg Marilee Anderson, Madre Hedlund. Not pictured: Terry Crotts. Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS Seated: Terry Crottsg Madre Hedlundg Stan Bnlningg Judy Pulisg Don Turnerg Monty Brooksg Standing: Mr. Zentzg Dave Lambertg Norm Lockyerg John DeVaultg Ada Bramerg Lloyd Vealg Mark Turnerg Bob Sargent. W I STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS I Seated: Athletic Chairman, Terry Crottsg Secretary Madre Hedlundg President, Stan Bruningg Vice President man, Monty Brooks. 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The conference began with an historical study of the development of the idea of biological evolution, with emphasis on Darwin's background. The central part of the lectures presented the basic evidences which are usually claimed as proving the ease for evolution. Of special interest was the discussion of genetics and mutations, which revealed the complexity of the for- mation of life. Dr. Beal then noted some of the basic problems of the evolutionary theory. The real issue as stressed in the lectures is not the scientific evidences but the philos- ophy involved. Professor Beal emphasized that Christians are theists. who believe in a personal God who is independent of His creation but yet is immanent in the world. The campus was challenged intellectually. But above all, this conference showed the marvels of God's microcosm. the small world of the cell and the molecule. To overlay the walls of the houses withal. 1 C hron. 29:4 ,'.... 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The faculty came out on top with a score of 18-13. A third game was played between the Rockets and College of the Rockies. Which side are you for Lois? lt's under his arm. 'R Yea! Team! I w 'lf' - Q 'lah 4 D0rz't go, Dr. Becknmrzf Take down! C91 B38 at 'SGS Q Si, Da' S ch edule - WE THEY Nebraska Christian College 69 51 Scottsbluff Jr. College 56 124 Casper Jr. College 41 106 Lamar Jr. College 45 107 Alumni Homecoming 64 53 Sheridan Jr. College 53 123 Rock Springs J. C. 46 117 Rock Springs J. C. I 53 82 Platte Valley Bible Col. 92 84 Nebraska Christian College 66 76 Colby Jr. College 55 92 Mines J. V. 64 77 SCSC J. V. 50 102 Rangely J. C. 60 98 Platte Valley Bible Col. 62 51 SCSC J. V. 64 127 Mines J. V. 64 76 Lamar J. C. 43 97 Rock Springs J. C. 43 76 Colby J. C. 59 78 Colby J. C. 58 83 Rangely J. C. 54 98 Rangely J. C. 54 92 ROCKMON T ROC KETS -Dave Lambert -Dan Holloway -Mark Tumer -Booker Mays -Terry Crotts 30-John Hooper Coach Don Parkin is up! Teamwork Ron Lein Weber und Dave Lum bert 464 he gc A ction Bo Alnys Rod Smith and Norm Lockyer Under the Basket Steal it! M ark Turner A New Player John Hooper 'EH' Coach in the Huddleu Roclcmonf vs. Plarle Valley Bibl .XV tlxxfv- ff V H. cial' Q n 2: 3 , Q' qui! l 24:0 l L'-,E vw: ,MM ' V J ll' Z4 5 ,,4l V. feznofzngxunnl E5 J , lg.. 'wie' '3'175'f 30 1 Rf giiglgu eff? A 4554 -1,, Kia- .J .ai l Stl , ' Rockmont vs. Nebraska C lzrisrian College C The Team --not p1'c'l11rea' in this Sporfs Sl'4'ffOlI1L0l'C'lI Harris Rockmonr Vs. Lamar llrlzior College l C 0 l l e L' 2 Roclcmonl rx. Minex Jr. Varsity 51 Mums for Ladies. Belly Philabosian sang A mazing Grace The Touch of the Masler's Hand lnterpreiing lhis was Marie Soderberg HOMECOMI G EVENT Ml? f 1 I ,,,.,,. ' A Choral Recitation of Psalm 23 The K ing's Karolers F ire up Rockets! December 4, 1965 was the day that a new tradition began at Rockmont College. We had a Homecoming for former students. A time of welcome got things going at 1:00 p.m. with the alumni meeting old friends, touring the campus, and seeing old profes- sors. A vesper service was held in the late afternoon, the service being centered around the 23rd Psalm. Mr. Parkin, our coach, and his speech class organized this time of wor- ship. At 7:00 p.m. the Alumni met our present Rockets on the basketball court. When the buzzer sounded to end the game the Rockets had won the victory with a score of 64, the alums trailing at 53. The alumni showed great spirit even though de- feat had to come. There was a good turnout for the game. The alums were led in their cheering by Jerri Johnston. The home crowd was led by the regular Rocket cheerleaders with the Pep Band giving their support. Two, Four, Six and a half All for Coach Parkin Stand up and 1a11gl1. ' Lambert is up.' Refreshments were served afterward by the faculty wivesg the cookies had been prepared by the Rockmont Student Wives Club. The Homecoming festivities seemed to have been enjoyed by all. One of the guests coming some distance was Coach Miller. He traveled from California to aid the alum basketball squad. l w SET'UP-' HEADS UP.' G1rl S Q Time x X 1'2 f C.W.C for -9 5- vs. ' ' 'f V R.C. MarieyS-oil-erberg Joan Sandell Jo Ann Salazar Mary Beth Dickey FOUGHT Volleyball! Team Marilee Anderson Ada Bramer Eileen Bramer Sandy Watson BUT IOST But she had brought Ihem up to the roof of the house. Josh. 2:6 .v F Q, v 4 'QW n1llIlIIIllHl H '.:..-gbIR:',,f , 'vm Q?f....- an fair:-f,u3,,,s W? ff -' -5 - yy - 1 34.4 Llc r-. 5-n f N' V P- . ' 5 2 ' ' ' 1 f- 4' , 'E , . ,L , 1 ' .- 0 f. fx ,,-. --'. ,,,...-. 1. - :- .er g:.11:-,,-i,,---- Z.. , ,---- --- -: ggi-.E1q,:-L-E-T-:..,.g. - --:.: P- .-1 .1.1-1, ' l,,,,,,m - :' ?i d- I' lpn-aA.a-z?- ,' pr-::j:'l ' 1' -f . rf-7. IF!! 1 :-1.?SWu M - 4' . n , I M44 .- . f4 . xg '- 1 I 1 '--13 Y fra I f7 ff' 5717 ' ' if' -- ig. . -' . 1 -1' N I rw' I' iq- li r'A H A 'VL' - Af, . 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X , I X4 , x ' I ff I 7764460 BIKES BURGER BAR CONGRATULATIONS Your Complete Music Headquarters S E N I 0 R S BACHMAN MUSIC CENTER Across From the Post Office 503 5511 Avenue For your reol estote needs C20 yeors of Locol Service W A L T E R S ond Experience? The horne of jewelry NISFTTIIJEVSIWIP of Multipie Listing Service Realtors cmd Insurors 381 Main Street Longmont, Colorado 80501 522 4th Ave. 776-2470 THE LONGMONT NATIONAL LONGMONT. coLo. BANK . . . - ':5:nL - ,, wg -3 , gf 2-1 5 H -- Q- - Q - ,'ee-2-1'5 --f r 4, lil ' ' A or 5th and Coffman Member FDIC 776-5757 BAEEIEQIZOP SCHMITZ FLORAL Distinctive Floral WAND Creations Corsages - Arrangements - Plants Haircuts by Appointment if You Wish 776-5308 315 Main We Wire Flowers Anywhere in the World WE GROW OUR OWN PLANTS AND FLOWERS 776-1163 330 Coffman REALTORS - INSURORS Longmont Realty and Insuranrc' Co. 514 Fourth Ave. Established 1905 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '66 CUMMINGS SHOE STORE It Pays to Wear the Best Quality Service Expert Fitting 348 Main Longmont THE MARLU SHOP Your Bible, Book And Longmont, Colorado Horace H. jurgens, M.A.I, Gift Shop Waynr' S. Alurgens, C.P.C.U. Phone 776-5122 454 MAIN 776-1082 SLACK-HORNER 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. CBUDJ HORNER, JR. President g00f.75 Q-Qarf Owner gf 33115122955 2nd and Martin 2 P.O. Box 838 : Longmont, Colo. Denver Phone KE4-1431: Longmont Phone 776-0611 ' :- : R NORTH SIDE TEXACO Goodyear Tires and Batteries Complete Motor Service Complete Broke Service VHLHEH FHHHI UHIHH Call for Delivery Service at Your Door 519 Main 776-5366 HOLCKS FABRICS Notions Fine Fabrics Patterns 776-6704 776-5'l 14 T533 N. MAIN 471 Main SL. Longmont, Colo. PEPSI W1 LACOCKS FOOD MARKET Open 7 Days a Week 7 A.M. to 9 P.M. Groceries - Meats Picnic Supplies 757 9th Avenue 776-2664 Longmont Colorado Your Sports Specialties ARAPAHOE SPORTS 81 SKI SHOPS 528 Main St. Longmont Colorado Creamery in Longmont Since 1908 COLORADO CREAMERY VALEDA VILLAGE MOTEL North on U.S. 287-Longmont, Colorado 19 Air Conditioned Units - Combination Tile Baths and Showers-Six Kitchenettes-Free TV Room Phones Phone: Area Code 303-776-1525 Phone Fellmring a Mr. Sc Mrs. Ray Green, owners and operators 775-4765 Complete line of i 526 MAIN sr. POUDRE VALLEY MENBP-R Longmont, Colo. DAIRY PRODUCTS , H . . .,.-.-ra g: , H, ,,.,... ,.:.: - ,,, , ,E , kx..k i 4 ,.,, . . Hr YB. ,gs-s N 'ffgfgsriig 1: .-.- t -X 'avr ' ' .,..., , 7 9 -, K ' t, 7 iff' S . .7 ,l is ' . C .- 1 id xl: ' 1 . , .:.... b is 'Swaps lim A FOOD' GIANT Formerly Brillharf's The best frieml your food dollar will ever lmvel' 818 Coffmo n CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1 6th and Collyer H. Estep Pastor First Morning Worship Service 8:30- 9:30 Sunday School 9:45-10:45 Second Morning Worship Service 11:00-12:00 Training Hour 5:45 Inspirational Hour '7:00 Prayer Meeting fWed.J 7:00 ? People on the Go Go to Church Mclfarroll Memorial Church 391 South Holly Street Denver, Colorado Largest Selections Lowest Prices Rev. Clyde H. Shaffstall WEDDING PICTURES Pastor Home-407 S. Holly IN COLOR 388-3376 PHOTOS BY GOVAN A Bible Church A Friendly Church When in Denver, make this your church home. 3005 Atchison Street Aurora, Colorado Phone 364-7380 LDNGMONT INDUSTRIAL BANK 600 Kimbork, Longmont, Colorado PO. Box 844 Q Phone 776-2727 HANK BEST wlsl-:Es cLAss or ee 14 S ICE Photographs RICHARD E. VASICEK Moster of Photography PHOTOGRAPHY FOR THE INDIVIDUAL Studio: 338 Moin Longmont, Colorado nntuimu '-T uangvliratl ilirvv Glhurrh Aurora, Colorado Rev. Ronald Grenemyer, Pahtor Dick Greneinyer, Minister of Youth and Music Phone: 330-3400 Morning Worship Serriie lI:00 ,XM Youth Fellowship 8:30 PM Evening Gospel Service 7:00 PM Wednesday Evening Prayer 7:30 PM Eben Bun Qre lin QE'ur Qrea we Zinhite you Gin warship with Ms Congratulations, Class of '66 SURENSON ANN'S STYLE SHOP For Quality Fashions TRUCK SERVICE INC. 457 Main 306 Kimbark 776-4550 776-4535 Longmont, Colo C. 8- H. FURNITURE Full line of furniture - 6 Frigidaire - Maytag - Zenith 724 Main St. 776-5845 The CORNER PANTRY Longmont's Most Complete Food Market Complete Dietary Food Dept. Fruit and Fancy Food Baskets Packed 9th and Main Longmont BLACK ANGUS Phone Orders EMPIRE SAVINGS Good luck Seniors BEESON'S ANTIQUES The Old coffee Muze on Arrival fl , Q Copper f C Glass Longmont's Best QA -Q 'E iii N17 open Year Round I China F igs: x I Furniture 1636 Main 776-6581 1307 N. Main J ' 776-3577 HARDWARE AND HOUSEWARES NORTHWEST BIBLE CHURCH GARDEN SUPPLIES GIFTS cordially invites you FIREPLACE EQUIPMENT Richards Hardware 324 Main Longmont, Colorado 776-4303 GDNGRIITULIITIDNS T0 THE GLASS 0F BB From J. M. McDonaId's 332 South Main Longmont, Colorado to attend its Services When in the Arvada area Sunday Services dl' 9:45, 11:00 AM 6:30, 7:30 PM West 80th and Simms Street Arvada, Colorado Rev. A. H. Yetter, Pastor CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 66'- F SHEELY MOTORS IHC. 8, Bgqr PHONE 776-4833 S Alinement PI h V I, Three Machines To Serve ymoul G mm You International 2536 Spruce, Boulder 444-I I76 0 D Scout Travelalls HUGSETT Pickups L ll M BER C 0 . ZW g'i,,'zZ .a',3'iff'gf?3.lg1L ,2 Z,,.,Q,r.4'w 39' HOME OF QUALITY SERVICE BOULDER GREELEY Qema PEARL nous 3fwLS1: P54443-4400 Lgggy-1031- Pine, 353-2l7l IOOKIMBARK St Fl:-ue77b'3303 T210 Main - Longmont, Colo. Forest City Baptist Church Church - Auburn at Myott Office - 1619 Myott Rockford, Illinois HOPE REFORMED CHURCH fReformed Church in Aniericaj 6150 Spring Creek Road Rockford, Illinois A Conservative Baptist Church REV. W. H. KENIP- Pastor MISS MABEL COLTON-Christian Education Director REV. AL EISSENS,Past01' Rockford Gospel Tobernocle Andrews ond Avon Streets Rockford Illinois , I .. ,.,... ......,. . I C M Memorial Baptist Church Meridian and Flora Roads Rockford, Illinois REV. CLINTON L. BRANINE, Pastor Phil. 4:7 NORMAN W. KNAUSS, Youth Pastor Jer, 33,3 REV. GERALD N. BOYER, Postor We preach Christ crucified, buried, resurrected, and coming A Bible Believing Church again. F irst Baptist Church 6th and Fremont - Thermopolis, Wyoming HA Bible Church with a Vital Messagew HARLEY M. PULIS, Pastor Telephone, Ofhce 864-2668, Res. 864-2516 We Invite You to Fellowship and Worship With Us When You Are in Therrnopolis - Site of the Worlcfs Largest Mineral Hot Springs ana' Health Center of the West ,, ., ,M4,....bW aeatdde of laegmaaz' A HOME WHERE WARM'1'H AND CONSIDERATION BECOME A REALITY S. A. Rhoad - Administrator Bllll IIALLIIIIAN MIITURS v . 01' fx 'Vi' V l Me and the Kids 1 'W 1 W We 'QQ , AUTO HSUPERMARKETD gt F Cars, Jeeps, Mobile Homes and Pickups for Every YOUI' P d P use an urpose Chevron Dealer 1637 N. Main Phone 776-7320 Longmont, Colorado 80501 . 275 3rd Ave. 776-1572 C L Sunday Bible School 9:30 Distinctive Youth Groups 5:-15 Morning VVorship 10:45 Evening Evangel 7:00 University Bible Fellowship 5:00 Hour of Power 7:30 Wednesday CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH 2805 Broadway, Boulder, Colorado ' wa-Aww ummm ,, ,A , 42202 I A I ax! ra ,Q' '-.1 ' as Q 2222222 ,M ,f,fj5ft,6gf'!!f of ,414 A 1 ,ab 21 if 4,2- Y I 1 5 4 , I - I kj 4 J ,: 4 f I I' I if S ff' f ., l I 2 Q 3,10 in I 1- fa , 'f -- -X vi, me .. , ,,.. . -M Ji' ' -f ff-fz2W,iy,.,. ' ' . . -W K 1 fff 'A 4fi'fygf Q ,. V wnw ,acne 5 ,wwf ,' iIiffi,':'i,f'Z sf - f ,. 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Hwy. 287 Phone 288-8571 LANDER, VVYOM ING George Baker, Pastor HARVEY SCHOENWALD, Pastor 664I Niogoro Phone 288-2384 NVe invite you to fellowship and worship with us when you are in -LANDER Is It Clean? GRANTS EVANS SHOES Garden Acres Center ' 1 5 5 , Lon mont Colorado f. , , , I, 2 to I 9 ' ru ff is ff I r ,r A r,e er tie , r e I I Shoes for Young men and I -f ' I, In In f r-1-e , , rw, , , W ' W ' ' women for any occasion ' Congratulations Class of 66 Known for volues MOUNTAIN SAVINGS AND YOU, mend,y tommy Store LOAN ASSOCIATION 416 Coffman St. Longmont, Colorado Phone 776-1362 Gorden Acres Shopping Center Longmont, Colorodo I-IILDRETI-I STUDIO One Day Print Service Complete Film Processing Service Enlargements-Print Copying Portraits 659 4th Avenue ' A j 776-4483 Come on now! Back when I was a kia' Oops Goliath D0n't Dave-D0 it right once quit now David Q' , N ,, 'G . 1 23451255 Wlmt do you mean John? Sonny and Cassius l'VlICf'C'5 the Crew? Farmer and Mrs. Jones Cuuglzf in the act Huw' you heard Iflc' four . . . I' ar-Q36 .W , uf 1 I eff. Cheer 11p! It could he worse! Hang down y . W. V. 9 1 ' Mya-A -- A QS lf: ,A z f kk-AX ' ,. X x 5. Q . JSXX mn' lzeud, Tom Dooley is ' X - A, -,gk swf 2 I :ik , ., ik Xwwff' 1' f - Reef si, W R A gli, : '- NW' Q9 2 V Q -WN, w ,Q , Ky.-.Y ?ff:5.?.33-Hfilrl-'i'W A S ? . Q11 K+ V W - 5 . .Q , f xx ff .. -1,2 everytlzmg! lB11t lr helps, X 111 1, team. j RV 3 'P , f . 1 an HQ, ,, ' , V ,, LM, ,V 1.-,159 N1 . 15,1 X f ' Y 011'l I be canzpused! N0 wonder we lost! The way I0 lzappiness 'I I really didn? eat it! Hey--tlzaI's me fl9??J Gr-r-r-a re Look ma-no hands sleepy- Lose someilzing? tzme gal ,......,wm Would you believe 4 . . . well maybe it was just 2 kids J Now if I were doing this Q LE -SQ ,966 -X9 Q qf QP' QW fi 37 SX . vs Y' 35 Qfbxwsxxo Q X690 . QV 90566 0055155 Clay Livengood I Editor I Jim Parsons f-X's4 Mrs. Mlller Faculty Sponsor Staff Oa J? 0 S QQ, 30060 '7 . 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