Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1967 volume:

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Mrs. Jones has worked the last two years as Dean ot Women and Rev. Jones as an instructor in music. We have so much appreciated their guidance in their individual fields. We grate- fully say Thank you for your wonderful Christian influence upon so many ot our lives. The Sl GNET Staff n uw N N ,.! '3 W 'Wil' W my ,ex u w , 4 wmfgfu' Y' ,, , MFL? :v' I' iff 4 H N M Q fr wp E ' mifwywxv A-K .: V X' 361 f,-, ,. . w Q Q '1' Ami X Jn, xg! 1' 12 X57 x., ,im?w X . V KH. Wmisjgwm 11 ,NA 3 W, E. '4 gg? Va A X myfba. 'flu X 45? K!! ' 1 wx Q W A . w, ,al m3 MMf M xl 5 if Y -we W ufwt .M 1 in - Q mf , fum .Q 'rp ' UM4 ' 4 fm,Hfwff' ,mia H we mtl w ' .x!FiUWf'fh1vih 'A !'.3.fi'f T M' ,N ,wx ' fW Qw?z W, Q ary' , , 4,sf q f W Lu Q. ff Q- jig H 9? Br xzfqi U kgs? I I Q 5 X YP' 53, ff? ,V V- A -if if K .Q Q4 is . TA Q' 154 iw, 1 W 'YQ lQ.:fi1F'f'l ' x f .b A ' i ' wRfQwgWfw QfWQky w l 152-4 ' 5545, 'T ffiiwa, iw UP' V Y fx iff f fvwmw? 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There may come too in our own personal experiences a time when God shall bring us to the brink of unthinkableopportunities. lt shall be then that our attitudes, our motives, our mental disposition, our breadth of ex ' ual maturity will be called into use. The college years are G d o 's opportunity to prepare us May God grant to each of us this grace, to gain the m perlence and our depth of spirit- in depth not only intellectually, but in our walk with Him. aximum from every experience, for His glory. Sincerely, Dr. L. President David Beckman l Q i l E I z fag f 05 ff! f qQi 7' f X ff? Q! 4 f Q y ,ff fy A l ' Q l f. if Q S! ., il I- ' Z , f ' V, 6 ',Q v, , '- E . la 3 J off, 5 r f 5 X be g , f ff ifffvj 4, fi j i . , Mr. Don Kopecky Mr. Maurice Dcmeiz Bible Sociol Science i l l l l l ws we -was s X f eff ' XJ nk' 4 x yi Q .ss , Mrs. Lydia Roloeris Miss Margie Young Clmrisrion Educofion Psychology l P i i l l l 'ii Mrs. Florence Jones Mr. Jesse Jones 9 ' Deon of Women Music , Music l . Y, g 1 .,u, 3 in-,-.Y uw wi - M' . V, WW - J X r 'W , Q35 X. cs A Dr. Albert Cramer Louise Miller Charles H. Bomgardner Academic Dean Librarian Voice Bible Social Science - i L A Shirley Porter A.H. Yetter Registrar Bible English Philosophy W5 4239 23125 ,I lil ,Wiatr Zi'affif't?C'ai.j.-Q 'f S. agh,,,?vf :A ,L I ,-. Li I l-Offy Zenfl Warren LaSelle Don Parkin DGOH of Students Natural Science Physical Education 10 Education English Psychology Coach ADMINISTRATIVE CGMMITTEE The Adminisrrarive Commif'ree's responsibility is The general supervision of The col- lege. H infegrares and sfudies The issues concerning The various areas of college life The commifree serves as The presidenr's major advisory group. l'r is also The business commiffee For all major Financial maffers which are no'r The direcf responsibility of The Board of Trusrees come under i1's iurisdicrion. lfs members analyze and propose Future plans For The college such as The move To Denver. l Rockmonfs Board of Trustees Fall 1966 Mr. Lamboffe Rev. Esfep Mr. DeWolfe Mr. Williamson Rev. Fredrickson Mr. Hatch Dr. S1'arr Mr. Koch Dr. Dickey Mr., Ballard Dr. Foster, Chairman Dr., Whiffemore Dr. Beckman V Board Members noi' picfured: Mr. DePries'r, Mr. Campbell, Dr. Harper, Rev. Kuppinger, Mr. Morgan, i Mr. Munroe, Mr. Olson, Mr. Sparks and Mr. Vogel I2 Mr Huffman, Business Manager Students workung nn the offnce were Marilee Anderson Barbara Brown Shirley Foster Dottie Helman Carol Hooper Connie Morris LaVonne Bangert Secretary Bookkeeper Stuart MacPho1l Mr Zentz S Public Relahons Custoduan Ada Bramer Assistant Cook Madre Hedlund Sandy Wai-son Kitchen Helper Joan Sandell Miss Dunbar Kitchen Helper Head Cook 112 'I Dishwasher I f ,, .fu ' f ,,bQ?'?4 . 331 w,:Q?ff 4g,,,f'n V1 ' ' ' gig? is 1 1 .3 + wi . J, ig 4 vs: . f 'A' ' A3 f ff W4 f I-fic' ' 'W , A5 fig . X X f NC x 'w' 5 'L .,,n,,.. L., 4 f 7' ' ., l 'N V q, .1 r x V! , wx, 3 ,1 r 16 SENICDRS Rev . Ye Her, Sponsor Judy Pulis, President Doffie Helmcm, Sec-Treos. Dove Lambert, V-President SENICDR CLASS l'l'I1 Q'l'iT ' W' 7 CFFICERS Dove Bloomquisf Ironwood, Michigan Life Verse: Phil. 4:13 Poul Boker Newfone, New York Life Verse: I Cor. 1:24 Sfan Bruning Longmont, Colorado Life Verse: Prov. 3:5, 6 Wayne Brooker Anson, Maine Life Verse: ll Cor. 9:8 Mel El Ienwood Arvada, Col orodo Doffie Helmon Rockford, Illinois Life Verse: Rev. l6:ll Heng Sheng Loi Towliu, Toiwon Life Verse: II Cor. 4:5 W 'fir auvsiwb '- Dove Lomberf Boulder, Colorado Life Verse: I Tim 4:12 Don Nydom Twin Bridges, Monfono Life Verse: Prov. 325, 6 Judy Pulis Thermoplis, Wyoming Life Verse: Prov. 3:5, 6 f . 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Gary Mclntosh, V. Pres.p John Losier, Pres.p Dr. Cramer, Sponsorp Kathy McLean, Sec.p Not Pictured: Mcrilee Anderson, Treo. Mcrilee Anderson Ado Bremer John DeVclult Mary Beth Dickey Dave V1 Dick Ellis F'C k i Madre Hedlund Www Ron Leinweber Norm Lockyer John Losier ,W Joanna Fondaw Gary Mclnfosh KC1i+1y Mary Lou Jim MCLGGH Obrechf Parsons 5-gtk 'VMT7 R Lorraine R k ec nor Rod Smith Dennis Ritchey L I 653' sm MRL. Stella Salazar 'Nr ..e. Mfg Paul Sanders Ken Schroeder Carol Stafford Jerry Smith Pen ny Sandy Larry Lois Stokes Watson Wells Yetter VBN Wwww fk Pres., Alan Dinwiddiep Sec.-Treas., Bev Glasserp Vice Pres., Mark Olanderp Standing: Mr Parkin, Sponsor. Ron Adams Cindi Anderson Carla Atkinson Leonard Begay Linda Bonham Don Carrigan - I gn-r Ron v Cheney 51- W, N Robert Dickinson Lucille Daniels Alan Dinwiddie r . X QU' X K A X it , Q, Q., S x NK X fn S ,QQ 13 SGl'1Cly Caroline Beverly on FOll4Gl'lS Fowler Glasser Hamm l ron Marilyn Dulin John Paul Farmer 29 ww, V X . 4 -, 4 .. -1 r of ' 5. K ' R o --W f--k --M-H. HN , , .,,,,.-.....,....,.., ..... ,,..,...A.,.,,,,. .. , ,,,,,.,,,,,,6,,,,,,L,,A,,,,,k,,,,.,,M,,,,, F,,,.,wH .u,,,,,,,W,wAm Y ,,,, nmghmn Y ivy- ,wlvf-- ,,., ,MA ,,,,m, V 3-E '1 Poi' Hoffman Don Hcrnquisi' Carol Hooper Karen Ingersoll Sfeve IB'-' James qi Dennis S ., V Johnson 'ff 'Q J Jone Jones 'Un 1-w-...M Rich Steve Jim Chorloffe Kiefer Longford Lynch McFclrlin Rrch w Marzke Booker Mays Dave Meekins Myrna Merchant df - ' Galen SPX 'rm E Nighswonger Q5 Tim g 'MN Norris Karen Officer exnzx. P K Fx qv Mark CCIYOI Tony Olander Pa'r'ron Pratt Rankrn 0' 'V X li. . Y 'CTT ' 2 ' A S. ' M, E E . Ed Judy Reed Lorelei Ru Her Dave Schimmel Eugene Vogel Richard Vosler Ron Webb 'Mag V ' ,A .., - in M471 1M ',,,.zdW .mg 9 ,X 4' x as Qgsw 'gs i '. f E5 731. S 'V T im Joe Dan Weimer Wright Zimmerschied .. ,ff Fouad Tannous Vernon Turner Susan Tu HI e -ml' Noi' Pictured Randy Boafrighi' Louel la Fi les Ric Graham Lance Thompson Sfan Walker 4 4 ,4,-,, ,, ,. ..1,.,. .. Q W X..XL , ,, f ,,,9.y,4x, . L .ay Af V f, ,C .,:.2..n,..WA :uf 1, ,,,.,,..,Q0,,,a,y5f4Q g . ,,.. , , r ' H f ? ,WML-'ffr x 5 . Ma: .,, , , I -r , .Y .L t UWM, e V- , , .ef vw 1 1a 12 , 'fc -N f ,,,, v fyffffw f' A , 1 1? j ZA i, 7 'i' ,Sif'fQ,:1 W4 -J X gk Mwffw , , 'ff , ,, ,,:. .,. , .5 .:.g'::.,Lf.,:: 4,520 1 V ..AA ,,,. ..,. X J , gg A V an ' , f if ,. ' ft rf- , , A - ff ff . - ' , if f 4.-' f f ff f 71? 1 4'f' ,W ' f , : , Qwljj ftiz ff' if Q 3 ' wwf- Qzazfmia ' M ' -,'f 'f' 1' ' ' - . ., ., , z ,cr L: , -1 V '-,H ff . ., WM, A f. - ,, , , 'asf , f l Q i ig S , J, Cf , .-2.5 f ff 1 1- , ,:-' . w w AX 12 , if 1,..f,...f ,V ., f V , - M mmf f mfwdfmwh J 4 Hwy 2 Sponsor,Mr. Zenlz, Dave Milliken, John Losier, Norm Loc kye r, Sponsor, Mrs. Jones, Sitting: Lor- raine Recknor, Carol Stafford, Madre Hedlund, Sandy Watson, Joan Sandell. STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Don Turner 34 CCDUNCIL TUDENT DGRM I Student Council Members Standing: Dave Milliken, John Losier, Alan Dinwiddie, Joan Sandell. Sitting: Joanna Fondaw, Don Turner, Ada Bramer, Norm Lockyer. CCDUNCIL Student Council Officers Secretory, Joanna Fondowp President, Don Turnerp Treasurer, Ado Bromeri Vice Pres- ident, Norm Lockyerg Not Pictured: Ath- letic Chairman, Beau Maysp Sponsor, Mr. Zentz. xi, 35 Sandy Watson News Editor John Hooper Sports Editor Stun Bruning Editor ROCKMCDNT WCRLD STAFF Mr. Parkin Sponsor Carol Hooper Alumi Editor Shirley Foster Feature Editor Hugh Chance Business Manager 5 ,Q -5 5 HOLIDAY TIMES K4-rfxqixiiur-as es ?1 XrrXA!,,TxrH-iw X M i ..i. I,-6,4 - ' if! , f-fpaxqvec ' f ' M- -'75 . f' I ' ' ww?-' ,- ' ,, - ti I I I f 'C :I , fi . j 'Lf va- ' ef- 'H A-CM -I ' 'Q A ,' ' ME, ' ,N fffffff' fu ' , I 7'51'5fi'?!4... -ti .ii--'J-' ' - ., . 'jf--. ' L! EEN., Z-65774 K if 731.1 Q' imw.tNilLiti.,,,. . f f ' L - I f --v ' . I, 1 Iilmlj VOL' 2' NO' 4 DECEMBER, 1966 D R. B ECKMAN THE FIRST CHRISTMAS lf I hadn't known Christ until just this year, Then this coming Christmas would be one of special cheer. I would be looking forward not only to the fun, But also to the birthday of the Chosen One. I can look back with joy to my first Christmas with Him, When I first knew of Jesus and His death, paying for my sin. As you can guess, we are now well acquainted with each other, For every day is victorious as we travel life together. And so I invite you to join me as I sing, Bringing birthday wishes to Jesus Christ my King. -Sandy Watson Sandy Watson's poem Robots was printed in the National Spring Anthology of Colleqe Poetry in April oi 1986. ROCKET ACTION KLMO to broadcast Rocket home games on Dec. 5. 17: Ian. 17, 16, 28: Feb. 6 and 18. 1.B.M. Corporation is the sponsor. Announcer Frank- IGy's broadcast covers 70 miles on your 104.3 .FM dial. Christmas Comes with Joys and Sadness As we approach this Christ- mas season, may I make a few practical suggestions? The 1966 holiday season will be a sad experience for the fam- ilies of the eight nurses slain a few months ago in Chicago. Or, for the families of those killed by the maniac from the tower of the University of Texas. But even worse, for the bereaved families of Aberfan, the little mining town in Wales where re- cently an avalanche of rock and slag buried the school house, killing 146 people, mostly chil- dren. Having experienced a stark tragedy since the previous Christmas season, these families must sadly struggle through a season that ordinarily brings joy and laughter. Those of us who have not faced such terrible circumstances this year are privileged. It is our chance to add a plus factor to our own Christmas, at least We have life! When you return home, let your parents enjoy you. Be around. Some of your parents are sacrificing considerably to help you through college. They don't want to feel rejected when you return home. Visit your friends, but make a point of be- ing home as much as you can. Remember you have matured a little, and you may look at your family quite differently. They, on the other hand, may still be in the same old rut, facing the same old problems. Let your presence at home bring sparkle and happiness, not con- flict and rebellion. The Babe of Bethlehem, who left heaven's glory to take our sin upon Himself, has given us the gift of the Holy Spirit. Let His presence in your life affect your tongue, your spirit, your attitude, your values, your out- liiok - even towards your fam- iy! You will indeed have a gen- uinely merry Christmas if you do these things. He came that we might have life, and have it more abundantly. CHRISTMAS IN OTHER LANDS Christmas in Lebanon is much like it is in the United States. There are Christmas trees, songs, decorations, good food, and fellowship. The Protestants carry on most of the celebrating, however. The Catholics put much more em- phasis on the Easter season. During this time, school is out for fifteen days as it falls be- tween semesters. The govern- ment takes a five day vacation. December 25 is Christmas, but the merriment lasts for several days. The Catholics attend Mass at Midnight on Christmas Eve. The radio stations play Christmas music from 10:00 Christmas Eve until the next morning. The first day is spent visiting. The next day everyone goes to the mountain Arze, which is about twelve thousand feet high. Lebanon's President visits a different church each Christmas. Last year he attended the Free Baptist Church which is where Fouad Tannous goes. Fouad says that his parents have played Papa Noel' many times for friends. Papa Noel brings such things as shoes, clothes, and candy to the chil- dren. Christmas dinner consists of chicken, sheep, rice, and fruit such as apples and oranges. -Cont. page 2 Miss Shirley Porter and Mrs. Ron Grenemyer serve the unique Rockmont Homecoming cake. Vespers W ff X71 7 'ff ff' f 1 If .ll Thanksgiving 1 Y N W J W W 1 I z 11 f w N ff! 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YE. l R X X 4, lead estoretli r 4' ' 1 9 . ik AFRICAN PRAYER BAND ASIAN PRAYER BAND LATIN AMERICAN PRAYER BAND EURCDPEAN PRAYER BAND A 47 1 5 HOME PRAYER BAND 48 1 Paul Barkey SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS A 5- 5 f t I 1 i Mary Beth Dickey, and Dottie Helman :Qi S S! strife x S X S S, a N f 3 5' 2 7 X X W.. M M by as be 5 3 5 S? X -J x e-e, , it Qi .fr K S tg MN? at . f-r Q KS V X N ,K X 5 ., we V fx- :S 3 4 RX 51, 'f .ag S1 S ' E 0 N,,: . , ite . , KKK 3 i V ' I Q Y xx S Q S Si M X X Ex tx SQ fx N'-5 X X N +5 X N X E X E 'lx YE is egg 74 R1 X is S X XS? X if X Ss at M X N get S Ng S Ne X gt X Xi xx X SS X X Q X X Q X Ex 3 t Nw. - XSQMXS X N Q f. -- fk. 'WSW S . I -Q ' xwx, VMS , , X S a f. 1 S Sandy Watson Susan Tuttle and Paul Baker ft Shirley Foster we ww S X f 4 SEE a a A, ' S 3 1 ,V Q X 3 P E 5 wi - , g z, ' , egg , L f i s Q.. ,sg at .T A Qs . R-bg:-ty,iE.gfQ - it , x r X Q Q .: , K ,Q , X35 w - x x 1. +553 1 fix Y M X ' CM- ,5M'is.m 1+ f E1 , wife . . -we i n -'S we -' ,,3fSgfw?.Q X 5 X w i-f - . S tv-we :wif . Q r' - Qs 314, ,. - 1-gt? ' SRQQQSQ' SSN .S XESSQ,-X. J ., ,S I X A. QQ : x K K. .-,S , , If-A x . 63 Qz,Q5w w HQ- . X 1,5 8 4 tgp gg , y f fm? fig. ' fx ' .' f ' X 31 - ' ' DP 'Q- , S2 1. SS-mf ir tw 1,-Q .,..,Nig, signxz., X KYXASQ .A Q, ., , Q .. FIN 1' 'ai TP S . i-Pat 'g'?:fi t' 195' --MN XQJJQ-wt ' 'Mizr- ,S 3 is .nf X. . , -K 1 ,,-.-A . Ns' QQ x. L CHILD EVANGELISM 1 Left to Right: Stella Salazar, Linda Bonham, Kathy McLean, ulivhi Joan Sandell . Not Pictured: Pat Hoffman. X .i ss S We wk X S SNA s Xsgvx . T iii s i A x 'R ,, -m,.,.w- 4, ,. ,N i.. , 'L A y ' Joan Sandell tel ls the story of Ti-Fam,the Witch ggiqigagge w t in the Doctor's Daughter and teaches a memory verse, 1 if iltenifilfd all' at a Good News Club. and so stef? 'mg W3 liflilififf Likiis , Child Evangelism has had a great bearing on the lives of many children. This year several students have had the opportunity of serving the Lord in this work. Several Rockmont grad- uates have gone into full time Child Evangelism work. This past year there have been Teacher Training meetings every Wednesday. The purpose was to instruct interested people in teaching Good News Club. Mrs. Miller has been very active in getting girlsinterested in this worlc.Stella Salazarand Pat Hoffman had a club in the Spanish section of townp Joan Sandell helped Mrs. John De- Vault in her club and Kathy McLean and Linda Bonham also have been active this year. 50 o EU P13 cfm U7 rrlgpm 0 3-'5'Q Q-'CDN43 cn3g 'o'o 5-HQ..-1-9'CDC 05' U15 ' -5 'l'O- W -03-QCQQCW Q'E35'N47U2E -.' 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I 1 2 Dottie Helman, Dave Meekins, Karen Officer, and Mary Beth Dickey fx .Z Beverly Glasser, Marilee Anderson and Lois Yetter TUDENTS , Penny Stokes, Kathie McLean, Myrna Merchant 55 Z Piano Students. Standing: Robert Dickenson, Paul Baker, Susan Tuttle, Seated: Sandy Folkerts, Mary Lou Gbrecht. MUSIC RECITAL -jv- PIANO STUDENTS Standing: Lucille Daniels, Myrna Merchant, Seated: Shirley Foster, Cindi Anderson. Voice recital given by Dottie Helman. Music Groups Roc kmonr Crusaders Noi' Pictured: King's Heralds Trumpet Trio Carol Hooper, Rich Kiefer, Myrna Merchant. E .Q W, A-2 We F sf 1 2 5- . , ,I ' FJ may ff 4, Q 2 X R n Hnm www. King's Karolers King's Triads 57 Sf. 1966 351 wi Dallas Theologncal Seminary Gulf of Mexico Ferry Rude Tour 58 Oklahoma Buble Academy Sfromsburg, Nebraska For Thou cart with me, thy rod and likxw olvucr Flanxi ' ,,,,,,., ,W Y-We Y 41-..,,lY: Aix ,....,- A Nm .-, YA - - A. NJ s my 'Q'-at A Hy Q Q MQQK :S Rf as xxx Q ,fl View Mx, X ,fs 0,4 It v Q X 0 YQ x is wx SN' Wm ,N Jodi Bruning served as the Mascot For the Rockets. See those Rocket's Shoot to Victory was the cry of th Cheerleaders and fans. Jodi's brother Mike, was a loyal fan ofthe Rocket's. 60 Morilee Anderson Head Cheerleader xx vmswl w rm, RR x xx f w qy x l-wil J M:---51 ' E1 : ww : CHEER l HOMGCOM Nov. 4465 Z1 ww. wi? QS' H f- l ' -v .pf x V Q WN Eg mr, 'S 1 1 1 63 5 FUCKMUNT N A John Paul Former ' Most Valuable -',' of Tourna ment X sv 6l K E SSP RJ, -is MYR? 4 Q , E , if 1 A in f ' ' M . 59 X If r' 2 M ,f x Z ,Z Q V x I , ,Q Q Y k if , MM 2 . iiigw 4 M W f -,.,. 1, , 'sf , V Reach! 5 Z, .: as f ,Y F Z I I , '- , , Q i Y va ,. I .. ,, if ' 64 Dick Ellis Member of All SI'c1r Tournomenf 'vu lt. x 5 al if M, , E Standing: John Paul Former, Don Hcmquisf, Dick Ellis, Tim Norris, Mclrk Olonder, Mr. Parkin, Kneeling: Rich Mcxfzke, Jim Weimer, Rod Smith, Norm Lockyer, Ken Schroeder, Galen Nighswonger. Galen Nlghswonger Member of All Star Tournament 5I9II QU 5 of i if sigh :' 1 fi r 6 ' x ' l v Q lim---za ' if Q xt fc rg rw .fs it l A , fi? 'ix Swv' I All these boys represented Rockmont in the Nebraska C hri stian College Tournament. Standing: Jim Weimer, Rich Matzke, Rod Smith, Mr. Parkin. Kneeling: John Paul Farmer Qmost val- uable playerj, Dick Ellis and Galen Nighswonger fboth on the All S tclr Teaml Not Pictured: Booker Mays Lose your coniucis? Ballet! Beau Mays Guard 6' 'I ll Tied shoesirings? ,Mg , ., rg.. :V X S .:. , ,' 1 , x N 0 4- Q x 'Y 1 N , Q Y 4 S ' 4. Xi Lf. it :ig '-1 31' if 2 ' E-ff -1:-K r 1 1 1 'ws 'Wie PM , L f 1 .Q - w -1 1+ GMS ' x X 5 isle 1 Nw Rich Mofzke Forward 5'l I .K .l 2 5 Va .Z , 4, Shake on if, Galen. 68 Top! The gome's not over, Rod! Dave Lomberf Ass'f fo Coach 5l'I'IIl Reach. . . .Beoul Up and in, Dave! R Hi, Barb! u. W, 7 X 9 + , - ,. ,,.4,,?A W ,wi E , , , rf ., . 4-J '74 fr,,w,'fx, ,, . Mere Mgsmgf, , . .-s'55,'s- fa f ,-..-.-1.36- ' ,sz Q Afisfw sz ,5,,.., g , , 'arf svn. ,Mg 4 A 5' J aw wi E. fm X' of ,f Xsxxx si, ,N 'Stk . . Y 4E 5 s , S+. ' 6 ' ., . as 'ix S X K 6 .. X , X ,' .P 3 ' K' W' ri' l v my Lf' 23 P4 70 iv rm Lockyer d . .. Orwcr 5l'IOlI Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb 5, 12, 25- 29, 2, 5, 10 12 14 17 7, 9, 10 14 16 20 21 27 28 31 3, 6, 9, 11 17 18 24 D 9 ! 9 If 9 9 D 3 2 9 9 1 9 9 7 ROCKMONT COLLEGE 1966-67 Basketball Schedule 8:00--Platte Val. Bib. Col. 8:00-Colby Jr. College l8,7:30-Rangely Jr. College 19, 8:00--Rangely Jr. College 26, 9 00--Colby Inv. Tourn. 8.00-Scottsbluff Jr. Col. 8 00-Trinidad Jr. College 8:00-North Platte Jr. Col. 9.00-Air Force Acad. Prep 6:00--Regis Col. Jr. Varsity 6:30-Sch. of Mines Jr. Var. 8:00-Nebraska Chris. Col. 8:00-Rangely Jr. College 8.00-Mesa Junior College 8.00-Rangely Jr. College 8'00-Sheridan Jr. College 8 .00-Univ. of Den. Jr. Var. 8:00-Colby Junior College 6.30-Ft. Hays Col. Jr. Var. 7 .30--Regis Col. Jr. Var. 8:00-Denver Tech. Center 7 30-North Platte Jr. Col. 7'30-Sheridan Jr. Co-llege 8:00-Sch. of Mines Jr. Var. 6 :30-Univ. of Den. Jr. Var. 8:00-Platte Valley Bib. Col. 9:00-Lamar Junior College 9:00-Trinidad Jr. College 7:30-Air Force Acad. Prep -Air F. Acad. Jr. Var. Home There Home Home There Home There Home Home There There Ho-me There There There There Home There There Home Home There Home Home There There Home Home There There . 25, 6 .00 Mar. 9, -Neb. Chris. C-ol. Tourn There Home games will be played at the St. Vrain Memorial Building, 700 7th Ave., Long- mont-except the Dec. 17th game will be played at the Longmont Junior High School. Head Coach for the Rockets is Mr. Don H. Parkin. STOP HIM! i W -4 y, ! Eglggb .,f JUUKMUNT E3 -1 an -Z, . H435 gk? A g Ewa f 5?fi f Q gg Q QQ?f ?Q S 'A ' M ffl ' if? QL E S, 1sgQl.x!Qex-A ' I Jim Weimer Guard 5l9ll PASS IT! 71 -..,..... N, X Q KX THAT'S RIGHT! 5' ?k REST PERIOD'-' XM tfi. SW!! ' -' 5, Guard s - 5'7 - WX f v' ,gi SINK IT! Z' -A., .,q,,,,., ,ww Mark Olancler Forward and Guard 5'l I Xi, I 5 KEEP IT! ,, Qc. WN- A 1 KUUK MUN 3 1 JUMP! ff -1-Sf 5 A f I :bl J X a 75 Tum Norris Cenfer ,.- A' ' We 1 M74 ' -fx' ,.1.-au ' 4' N 1.11x1Q Q.. -,Q , Q- s 4-' Q L 'QM x x- N.. Q hr ef 'N v XY xa 'Y n. ,p 'F .,: n M Q as v- 'I ,x 4 -qu TAKE IT AWAY, TIM ! i 1. E i 1 2 T T . 4 1 9 is Q' 4 4 -4114 if' T A i T T 1 i A w M. X. T I PUTITIN! w 1 x I fljbii' , . V .. J' fv 'Q '-fu ,fl 1- ,. 15-4 . 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I, K , ', H, VIE . X J 1z'f,Q?.,, ,,. ' 1' ' ' 4 1 5, Q ,. .. zfwm, - ' as 44,1 WTF , '31 1, 5 'E' ' . , ,Nr Va , R W. ,J .pw , ,eq ,- rg ,344-Q f, . A 4 V 5 ' .L A - V J .I 'br .f A .D t , . he 5 QV. I 1 I 4'K,Y5f',,v ' ?ka w?'?' ' ' ' 1 1 .VF 4 4 3'v ffm x K fx. '-f W 1 1 X x -gm. 'T JY x rx ff The Museum The Rockhounds and the archaeology classes of Dr. Dametz several years ago gathered rock specimens and ancient artifacts. With this headstart, Dr. Dametz gathered together what is now known as the museum. Much of the material thatisfeatured in the museumwas either Found by Dr. Dametzhimself, his classes, his clubs, or they were donations. Many of the Features in the museum include such things as: geology, minerology, paleon- tology, archaeology, gemology, and natural sciences such as sea shells. His collection in- cludes spears, guns, beautitul rocks, and Fossils. This is the most overlooked aspect on the Rockmont campus, yet it is the most valuable and interesting of all aspects. gg, Faculty Wives Standing: Mrs. Parkin, Mrs. Beckman, Mrs. Cramer. Seated: Mrs. Dametz, Mrs. Yetter, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. E Zentz, Not Pictured: Mrs. L. Zentz. Through the years the Lord has blessed Rockmont with a Fine Faculty. These Faculty members have realized what the Lord can do through the power of prayer. The wives of these members have realized this too. On each Wednesday during the year the Faculty wives have met For prayer together. They have been aware of the needs of the school, its staff, and the students. We thank these women For their prayers and their concern. so , Ladies' l . . Auxlllary Standing: Mrs. L. Johnson, Sec.p Dickey, Vice Pres.: Childers, Pres.p Matthews, Proj. Chairman, Zentz, Pro. ChairmanpDavid- son, Pub. Chairman, Dametz, Treas. The Ladies' Auxiliary of Rockmont College is made up of interested and consecrated women who are interested with the Future and welfare of the College. These ladies came to the rescue of the Choir last year by making the dresses For Choir Tour. Beside this they have done variousother things For the College. We thank them For all they have done. w V .-..,.,.,..,...M ,rf ,, , X I 2 81 , W 1... 1.1 ,fs...,, 1. .M 4 ,W My V .-. 13 .A A312 A-f'-fu ,lf I . ,, ,, X ,., .9 V , Q, 'ZW If jf ff f ff 4 1 ' . ,1 I nf' 6. ft: , 4. ,',x - ,, . .I ' .' , xi' 1 X 1 3 nl , sir. f f A 'iq if 7 .gg N,Q'v-',. .- YH . ', 'Z 2. ' f 1 w, K . ,K . 5.555 .: 1 l 'K t x ki I D as ff , U -. ..,,, f ... ,t X 6 Q . X wx 'X xx kj, X Rockmont Col lege Longmont, Colorado Dear Longmont Citizens, Rockmont College has had its home in Longmont, Colorado, since l954. Now has come the time to move to Denver, Colorado. This move is made with many mixed emotions as many of us, both students and faculty, move. We will miss the friendly faces of Longmont people, the friends we have made at the different places of work, and the beautiful Long's Peak. Longmont has become the home for many students. She has come to mean a lot, for this city is centrally located, close to many large cities and places of interest. We students of Rockmont College thank Longmont and near-by towns for providing us with places of employment, parks of recreation, and the Black Angus, Bike's Patio, Hamburger Haven and A8.W Drive Inns. To the various churches, we thank them for providing us with a place to worship. We appreciate the opportunity to have an active part in each differ- ent facet of Sunday School and Church. The entire student body, faculty, and staff say THANK-YOU to Longmont for its friendship and hospitality. Sincerely yours, Rockmont Col lege V4 ,r 4 5.1 ull' M ' lfll-n Wil. Ml- I U Y! lizwxi ,j 'sg 3 Q 'I 1 ,. 5 , ., 4 .., Ad f 3- 13' Fling' A 3 f H N H Ip ll nxxwx xxx ' ' -'l V110 '--egg, -lm Q- H 4 FYI IQ S x 1 M 3, J A V sa V6 I I 1 I New Girls Dorm Admmnshcxhon buulcllng A, 4 A ,2 . . ,...--A.-.iv N7-v-.Y.,e....,,. .i......, , .. ,, .. , . , ,..-,. MEMCDRIAL ' s ,ry , Q ,, .s Sfsgf ' gs Ernest Fowler lcenterl and fellow linguist, Carl Lehmann, at work among the Motilones of northeastern Colombia Their elderly informant, Papa Marte, is chief of the tribe. Ernest L. Fowler, 58, veteran missionary of Latin America and 1933 graduate of Rockmont, was shot and killed on August 3 by a gang of bandits as he ministered among the Motilon Indians in the Colombian mountains. Fowler, his daughter Valerie, l4,and a girl whoworked for the family were returning from a mountain hike when the bandits, dressed as po- licemen, confronted them, took Fowler's shotgun and machete, and shot him twice in the face and once in the back after he had fallen. This is a memoriam for his thirty years of interest for the Motilon Indians. His love for these people and his mastery of several of their dialects led him to this pioneer ministry. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow ef qlld dwell In the Congratulations, Class of '67 SH EEDER REXALL PHARMACY M3451- STEVE'S BARBER SHOP AND STEAM BATH Haircuts by Appointment if You Wish my 776-5308 315 Main BALDWIN'S Diamonds and jewelry of Distinction P Service with a saving fi, E jf 'I 1, ,T 4444142 5 s q 349444 Cosmetics, Prescriptions Mui li , aims: and Camera Center 372 Main 776-0820 108 Xl 776-4017 'Brwwvui glwe Fit Co. 373 Main LON GMO NT, COLORADO CONGRATULATIONS SENl0RS THE BARNARD AGENCY For your real estate needs Q 21 years of Local Service and Experiencel ROBBINS FLOWERS A 8' Membership ot Multiple Listing GREENHOUSES Service THE SHELTONS Realtors and Insurors 421 Coffman 776-1460 Longmont, Colorado 522 4th Ave' 776-2470 vnslr ouk FOUNTAIN EoR THE BEST IN ICE CREAM 5 Tfggggs AND MALTS SHAKES hd CULUBADU CHEAMERY 526 Mm 776-4765 RAYS MOBIL SERVICE STATE INSPECTIONS REALTORS -I NS URORS Longmont Realty and Insurance C0 514 Fourth Ave. COMPLETE TUNE-UPS BATTERIES, TIRES AND ACCESSORIES Esta b lislz ed 1905 Longmont, Colorado Horace H. Qlurgens, M.A.I. Wayne S. llurgens, C.P.C.U. Phone 776-5122 I445 Main LES' BAKERY DEAN'S the home of good Things To ect Fashions 402 Main St. S p ' fy f 776-3850 I Lk ll L we -541' -3 Ng, 439 c6ffm6n TY- IH! T ' Longmonf, Colorado 410 Main 776-2434 VHLLEH FHHVH UHIHH UUR ULUN HARDWARE CON for GARDEN ACRES HARDWARE Delivery Service at Your Door 1739 North Main Phone 776- 5173 519 Main 776-5366 Longmont, Colo. 80501 ff-'f Pepsi 1 af 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 AN N'5 STYLE SHOP For Quality Fashions We Cater to You 457 Main Longmont W A L T E R S The home of quality jewelry 381 Main Street Longmont, Colorado 80501 f HOLCKS FABRICS COMPLIMENTS Notions of Fine Fabrics Patterns Lewellen Funerol Home 776-6704 375 Main Longmont, Colo. I N 7 One Day Print Service 'e.,,..,L1iTg,e o - 6 B . . . 5 eA..e,, 7 'A f e7A77 1,254 , Q. Complete Fzlm Processmg Ser-uzce 1.Vk.. :ZA -.1, 0 . 74,, Enlargements-Prmt Copymg .. 5' '- I A i 5 . q A ene' Qfiinm .2 B Portrazts .,c5.2,., T qX,! We 49 ' 1 R 659 4th Avenue Longmont, Colo. 776-5583 i CO NGRATULATIO NS R fi To the Class of 'I967' CUMMINGS SHOE STORE , It Pays to Wear the Best i Quality Service ? Expert Fitting 7 BIKES BURGER BAR CONGRATUIATICDNS TO THE CLASS OF 66 J. M. McIJonaId's Congratulations, Class of '66 SORENSON TRUCK m SERVICE 332 South Mom Longmont, Colorado INC' nchfisf is the Answefn sos Kimbafk 776-45511 Tops in Fashion .' in 7 ii V in A CA -if ' ' M -' LQ me-M 'gases . s B of 1 i ...T so,, ' f - ff S'SSS s SCC it Q' 1721 Main 776-2130 BURGER BROTHERS TEXACO DISTRIBUTORS 'IO South Main Longmont, Colo. 776-0743 Johnstown, Colo. 587-4427 C. 81 H. FURNITURE Full line of furniture - Frigidaire - Maytag - Zenith 724 Moin St. 776-58 45 THE MARLU SHOP Your Bible, Book And Gift Shop Your Sports Specialties ARAPAHOE SPORTS 81 SKI SHOPS 4-54 MAIN 776-1082 528 Main St. Longmont l L 1 w + LofvoMofvr 4 FL ORIST t . 4 All Ocossnons Corsoges -- Cut Flowers I G! ol 4 Coffman 776-2804 ll Turner 1 Realty A Carl Turner -- Broker l Homes-Forms-Commercial Property Model Laundry and Cleaners Bllll HALLURAN MUTURS V t 425 Coffman V AUTO HSUPERMARKETD Your Complete Music Headquarters 1 . Cars, Jeeps, Moblle Homes p BACHMAN MUSIC CENTER and Pickups fo, Every ' Purse and Purpose Across From the Post Office N 508 5th Avenue 1637 N. Main Phone 776-7320 p . Longmont, Colorado 80501 People on the Go Go to Church NORTH SIDE TEXACO Complete Motor Service Largest selections Complete Brake Service Lowest Prices 776-5114 l533 N. MAIN THE LONGMONT NATIONAL LoNcMoN'r, co1.o. BANK . . .- ' T ' ...,., VY -.,- , .M , N- .fs J ,- , Ly T l ' R Q -'A, A - , ,FW- ,-Arm' digit' - 5th and Coffman Member FDIC 776-5757 ' Q , f A aemfide af laagmaaz' A HOME WHERE WARMTH AND CONSIDERATION BECOME A REALITY S. A. Rhoad - Administrator , - - T ' - -- 1- ' I I-IU G- TOT scnmlrz nom Lu M 353 gp Fm. C t' Hpaudi ,' Q' 4 v I, TEC! IOTIS Corsoges - Arrangements - Plants We Wire Flowers Anywhere in the World BOULDER GREELEY WE GROW OUR OWN PLANTS AND FLOWERS 2819lv62 PEARL IOIS 31011 S12 PEeme443'4400 LQNGMQN1' ?Eme, 353'2I7l IOOKIMBARK SI pi 'e77b'33o3 776-1163 330 Coffman SHEELY - PIymoutIi Congratulations HAJEK - Chevrolet-Olds AL WI LL - Buick Seniors VO NDEMKAMP - Pontiac F0 LKERS - Dodge Compliments of IDEAL MARKETS KNOWN FOR VALUES Central Drive In oth and Coffman Streets South Main Sf. Francis St. Iith and Francis St. The Congratulations, Class of '67 moiuNrAiN SAVINGS AND IIfffiQ1ElmSIZiZ1wfOFf0N iii LOAN ASSOCIATION Fruit and Fancy Food Baskets Packed 416 coffmn sf. L ngmont, Colo d 9th and Main Longmont Ph ne 776 1362 clrr on s. FUEL The pictures used For division pages Your were Furnished by Chevron Dealer WALLY SPALLINGER COLORADO GAME FISH AND 275 3rd Ave. 776-1572 PARKS DEPARTMENQ. ' Q Photographer: My Don Domenick R .,.,ii .mm Nxxiisssi lVf95 34' ' NEBRASKA GAME FORESTRATION gggfw AND PARKS coMMlssuoN N Photographer: LLOYD C. HARRIS 515 Coffman Chairman of the Board LOU C. H. Durning Mgr. LDNGMONT INDUSTRIAL BANK gag! 600 Kimbark, Longmont, Colorado P.O. Box 844 Phone 776-2727 h U if if fy BEST WISHES CLASS OF ll66ll SLACK-HORNER BRASS MFG. CO. Brass, Bronze, Aluminum, Iron and Ductile Iron Castings and Alloys Light Manufacturing and Machining Serving the Rocky Mountain Area for Over 50 Years JOHN W. QBUDJ HORNER, JR. President Qjbofgs jjarf Owner gf yjuszhess X l r 2nd and Martin : P.O. Box 838 I Longmont, Colo. Denver Phone KE4-'l43'l: Longmont Phone 776-0611 CALVARY BAPTI T CHURCH 16th and Collyer f Qt 7 ,J f A X of ,, : , X, 4. , ,f Q f uf , ,,Z,i,, f 152 .,.,,.,. f f f fffaffwaf f ff ff ff f ' ,fm M1 N -ff ' f. ' . fz , , A f i V ,V gy? ' f .mn MQ 0 5' ' ..........,,, , ,..,i ,x . V , , ,,,,., M,M,,,,, QyQj,z',, , 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 6:00 Inspirational Hour 7:00 Prayer Meeting 4Wed.D 7:00 Sunday Bible School 9:30 Distinctive Youth Groups 5:45 Morning VVorship 8:15 Evening Evangel 7:00 University Bible Fellowship 5:00 Hour of Powe1 ' 7:30 A Weclnesclztyf .s CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH 2805 Broadway, Boulder, Colorado Mc Carroll Memorial THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Church 391 South Holly Street Denver, Colorado Rev. Clyde H. Shaffstall Pastor Home--407 S . Holly 388-3376 A Bible Church A Friendly Church When in Denver, make this your church home Established 1871 Special Checking Accounts Regular Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Night Depository Loans Drive-In Windows Open at 8 Member F. D. I. C. 40 l Main 776-5800 .ag 1 rf S 2 . Bm 1, SX x QW xi f 1 Y W M NRM 1 r r N Editor Joan Sandell ri Q f , Qs IN' is 3 it Dave Frank, Photographer Advertising Copy Edifor John Paul Farmer Sfellq Sqlqzgr 'SIGNET RECORDS THE YEAR'S EVENTS' BUSiI'1eSS MGr1Gger Assistant Editor Clayton Livengood Mary Lou Obrecht Would you believe! that we have an Annual. That is something to be able to say. It has been a very trying year, but through God's grace and many prayers the Annual was Finished. Using the theme, The Lord ls My Shepherd , we have tried to create an Annual that every student would be proud to own. We thank Mrs. Miller, our Sponsor, for serving as Business Manager afterClay left us. A special thanks goes to the Staff and the Students For their cooperation in trying times. We hope you each enioy your personal record of each event, activity, and memorable moment of the T966-67 school year.