Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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GLEN EYRIE RAGTIME REVIEW The Rockmont Ragtime Review-a showcase of vaudeville acts sponsored by Alpha-Psi-Omega to raise money for the Theatre Department. The Ragtime Review is perhaps the craziest tradition that the colle e provides, This six year old production, directed by Cindy Troup includes a gamet of talent and pure shovvoff. For many, the Ragtime Review is possibly the start of one's career in an old tradition. A heart-warming tradition is the annual retreat to Glen Eyrie, a beautiful Navigators castle in Colorado Springs. Glen Eyrie's atmosphere of beauty, relax- ation and recreation enhances the memorable times of deepening relationships. Frank Tillapaugh, pastor of Bear Valley Baptist Church, challenged the Rockmont community with his personal viewpoints on Relationships, the college's theme for this year. LEFT: Jim Moller and Kurt Janzen, in their first of three appearances, performing Buddy Holly's That'll be the day-ay-ay, when I die. BELOW? Displaying not only her dancing abilities, but mature singing voice as well, Claire Schultheir lights up center stage. M , PW' 4-, iv -V ' .N Q, , ' V 'lf iE - Not all was teaching and preaching. Here Mark lVlcAnlis takes time to exhort and encourage. LEFT CENTER: Show stopper Dorothy Lit-sch draws cat calls lroni the audience in her version ol' 11 Horne Rain or Vonie Shine.