Rocky Mountain College - Yellowstone / Poly Yearbook (Billings, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1961 volume:

PHOTOS MAKE AN ANNUAL The photographs in this yearbook were taken by Raymond Stewart. a« ? c , ' „, ' , ' , r«nji The 19 Yellows! harry hawkins, Editor Published by the Associated Students of Rooky Mountain College billings, montana Printed By Rocky Press Forward We, the editor and staff of the 1961 Yellowstone hope that you may find recorded in this book some of the year ' s outstanding moments and events in your Jives as Rocky students. If the Yellowstone is such a record, may the memories which are preserved on its pages become more precious through the years; may they serve as a link between your 1960-61 college days and the life which you are now entering a life modie possible, at least in part, by the growth and experiences ai Rocky Mountain College. , v V;S ' j W - ' V ' ?! ' ' ' ' V site 81 Campus v-oioc Dedjtsp feion _ . fcTAdrnpplrafR Classes Athletics . . Memoriam . Organizations ■• Activities,, . . -rtise.rs fflsrsfiKffi Ruig • . . . Page . . 80 . . 91 . . 106 The Place r -in •.12 • .« - ■=;«- j mutjmZjEs ;fnmf ii i i i i  i LJka 7T, ' H«§i ' -:i ; ' i w£ v t ' . Mi V Vc V : i ■V ass tic : v ' V 1 1 ■ .. ■ i ' Pfil r ' - V . •f c A WORTHY FRIEND If there be one to rank with those few friends Whom antique faith and age-long fame attends; If, steeped in Latin or Athenian lore, There be a good man truthful at the core; If one who guards the right and loves the fair, Who could not utter an unworthy prayer; If one whose prop is magnanimity, I swear, by Decianus, thou art he. Marcus Valerius Martialis Dedication To a man of humble and sincere spirit who has been on our campus for five years .... A man who began his education in a rural school and rose to become one of our nation ' s pioneers in the area of psychological testing .... Whose talents range from band directing to fishing .... A man who firmly believes that there is some good in every individual and many of us are grateful to him because of his persistence in finding that good and stimulatin g it ... . Whose ability to ignore the clock permitted him to work long hours devel- oping programs that have contributed greatly to academic quality and progress at Rocky Mountain College .... A man whose great capabilities and achievements have left his name re- corded in Who ' s Who in America and yet .... A man who has never failed to take a sincere personal interest in each of us as students .... TO DR. ERNEST R, WOOD, our Dean, it is with great respect that we dedicate the 1961 Yellowstone. V! m ■?■: ! Administration and Faculty % £;£ ' ■ ' „ i.. . : ' - ' l m f£ % spa Jin ' % . . i OS :i4.Jh R 1 -t oi i — i B6fl8flffl88lfl? Ill !■■ III I IN HI r v ' c BOARD OF TRUSTEES, left to right: Dr. George Stickney, Dr. Eugene Schilling, Orville Marquardt, Fred File, A. E. Walborn, Clyde Cromwell, Kenov Lokensgard, John Filby, Glenn Seitz, Ronald Ries, Dr. Philip M. Widenhouse, Dr. John C. Page, Dr. Vern Klingman, Rev. M. DeWitt Safford, John M. Dietrich, Jr., Rev. Roger Robison, M. C. Gallagher, H. C. Cooley, Rev. John McClelland, Dr. T. K. Lawless, Henry Lohof. Not pictured: Russ Hart, Bert Kronmiller, Rev. Howard Van Dyke, Rev. George Harper, Oliver Jorgenson, Mrs. William Boston, William Mackay, Norv Sell, Rev. Gale Prentice. Board of Trustees Executive Board EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, left to right: Fred File, Clyde Cromwell, Glenn Seitz, Ronald Ries, Dr. Philip Widenhouse, John M. Dietrich, Jr., Henry Lohof. 10 DR. PHILIP M. WIDENHOUSE : ■ ' - ' ■■- ' ' ' . The President Hail and Farewell ! Congratulations to you on successfully completing your requirements for graduation from Rocky Mountain College. In saying farewell to you now, it is also my pleasure to greet you in your new relationship as alumni of Rocky Mountain College. Our best wishes go with you as you leave Rocky for broader fields of service and work. The experiences which we have shared as a community of scholars will soon be fond recollections and memories of the happy years of undergraduate life. We hope that you will return to the campus for the annual homecoming and commencement exercises to relive these experiences and to renew your friendship with each other and with the faculty and staff. May God ' s richest blessing go with you. 11 MR. JOHN C. FILBY Business Manager Administration DR. ERNEST R. WOOD Dean and Registrar 12 DR. LAWRENCE F. SMALL Dean of Men Administration MRS. PEARLE S. WOOD Dean of Women 13 DR. ARTHUR H. BUHL College Chaplain MRS. GERTRUDE R. MARTIN Assistant Registrar Administration MR. ROGER S. DAVIS Public Relations and Admissions MRS. LUCIE REEDY, MRS. HAZEL CHRISTIANSEN, AND MRS. SALLY WHITTIER, College Librarians 14 Faculty Mr. Charles L. Buck Professor B.S. Montana State College M.S. Montana State College Biology and Geology Dr. Wendell E. Had ley Professor B.A. Friends University M.A. Colorado University Ph.D. University of Minnesota Education ,1 Mr. Clifford H. Clark Associate Professor B.A. Friends University M.A. University of Alabama Economics 15 Dr. Earl H. Hoerger Professor B.A. Wabash College Ph.D. University of California Australian National University Chemistry Mrs. Dorothy Johansen Instructor B.A. University of Pennsylvania M.S. University of Wisconsin Graduate work: Montana State College Eastern Montana College of Education Mathematics Faculty Mr. Herbert J. Klindt Professor B.S. University of Illinois Graduate work: Bucknell University Wittenberg College Athletic Director, Baseball and Baske tba 1 1 Coach 16 Faculty Mr. Karl H. Koerber Assistant Professor Institute of Languages, Berlin Extended European training for work as a professional interpreter and translator in nine languages Foreign Languages Mr. Robert H. Lyon Associate Professor B. A. Hastings College M.A. University of Denver Graduate work: University of Denver University of Oslo, University of London English and Speech I Miss Ellen L. Lash Assistant Professor B.S. Teachers College, Columbia University M.A. College of William and Mary Research work on thesis: Oxford University Bread Loaf School of English of Middlebury College Teachers College, Columbia University English 17 Faculty Miss Donna Marburger Assistant Professor B.S. University of Wyoming M.S. University of Wyoming Women ' s Physical Education Mr. Charles E. Martin Assistant Professor B.R.E. Hartford Seminary Foundation B.S. Purdue University Graduate work: Illinois Institute of Technology Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Physics, Electricity Mr. Frank E. Mathew Associate Professor B.S. Billings Polytechnic Institute M.A University of Wyoming Graduate work: Butler University Men ' s Physical Education, Football, Track 18 Faculty Dr. Clifford H. Murphy Professor B.A. McMaster University M.A. University of Chicago Ph.D. University of Chicago Philosophy Dr. Walter Poznar Associate Professor B.A. New York University M.A. New York University Ph.D. Indiana University English Literature Mrs. Alice D. Ryniker Part-time Instructor B.S. Montana State Co llege Eastern Montana College of Education Graduate work: University of Washington Art 19 Mr. Clyde P. Schillinger Part-time Instructor B.S. Rocky Mountain College Certified Public Accountant Accounting Dr. Lawrence F. Small Professor B.A. University of Maine M.A. University of Maine B.D. Bangor Theological Seminary Ph.D. Harvard University History, Dean of Men Faculty Mr. Warren E. Stegner Associate Professor B.S. Carleton College M.A. University of Minnesota Education 20 Mr. Rex L. Sutherland. Assistant Professor B.A. Brigham Young University M.M. University of Oregon Graduate work: University of Idaho Brigham Young University University of Southern California University of Oregon Band Faculty Mr. Philip E. Turner Associate Professor B.S. Boston University M.A. Boston University Graduate work: Boston University University of Illinois Choir Mrs. Pearle S. Wood Assistant Professor B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University M.A. Northwestern University Graduate work: University of Chicago Religion and Philosophy, Dean of Women 21 1 R R ff ft %Sj5r i s - ■S53P i Mrs. Emma Widenhouse Part-time Instructor B.A. Yankton College Graduate work: Chicago Theological Seminary Drama Faculty Mr. Truxson R. Young Assistant Professor B.A. Eastern Michigan University M.A. University of Michigan Graduate work: University of Iowa Sociology 22 MRS. AGNES JONES Secretary to Business Manager S T - MRS. CLAIRE MCCUNTOCK Secretary to the President 1 i. Personnel MRS. MARGARET HOUSER Secretary to the Dean MRS. NANCY BARGEN Secretary to Director of Admissions 23 MRS. ALTA BELLE HUNTER College Nurse MRS. NORMA MAN LOVE Cashier Personnel MRS. MARJORIE BUHL Organist MRS. MINNIE ULRICH Bookkeeper 24 MRS. DORA ALLWARDT Dorm Counselor MRS. ELSIE HAND Dorm Counselor ! 1 1 j BB SH i i 1 i ! i I I Personnel 25 MR. AND MRS. K. W. CHRISTIANSEN Dorm Counselors HARRY HAWKINS, DAVID DOVER AND ROGER WILLIAMS Print Shop MR. WILLIAM SIEBERT Manager, Saga Food Service Personnel MRS. IRENE WISEMAN Custodian SPENCER LAUSON, HOWARD MOCABEE AND AL BURCHAK Maintenance Department 26 . i, .:t L . Classes WOMEN ' S RESIDENCE HALL TO BE COMPLETED BY SEPT. 1961 c Senior Class of 1960 DALE M. ANDERSON Conrad Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Business NANCY J. ARCHER Billings Major: English Minor: Art Drama Club 1 ,2,3 (Pres.), 4; Yellowstone 1, 2 (Editor), 3; Class Sec. 3,4; S.E.A. .2,3,4; English Club 3,4; A.W.S. 1,2,3,4. ROBERT C. BANDEROB Huntley Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Natural Science I.A.E. 1,2,3,4; S.E.A. 2,3,4 (V. Pres.) ; Class Pres. 3,4; Assistantship 4; • 29 f ROBERT R. BEARDSLEY Glasgow Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Sciences Veteran ' s Club 1,2; Lutheran Student Assn. 1,2 (Pres.), 3,4; Rho Alpha Rho 2; Circle K 2,3,4 (Pres.); Rel. LifeCounciU; S.E.A. 3, 4 (Sec-Treas). Bismarck Jr. College, 1956-58 RONALD D. BEAVER Billings Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Biology S.E.A., Rho Alpha Rho, I.A.E. 2,3,4. Football 1, ORLAND J. BERGENE Circle Major: Business Administration GARY BLEWETT Helena Major: English Minor: Foreign Languages Student Council 3; English Club 3,4. 30 JANET ZELL BRAUTIGAN Shelby Major: Biology Minor: Social Science and English Pep Club; Yellowstone; A.W.S. (Pres.);Class Officer. LESTER DANA CARTER Billings Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Jr.-Sr. Prom Chairman 3,4; Class Treas. 4; Rotary Club Student Representative 4. Dartmouth College, University of Nebraska JAMES R. GNOSE Wise River Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts JENNILYNN HIEBERT Chinook Major and Minor: Elementary Education 31 DA MARIE HUBBARD Billings Major: Medical Technology Minor: Chemistry MARY LOUISE LA FRANCE Shelby Major and Minor: Elementary Education Choir 1,2 (Sec), 3,4; S.E.A. 1,2 (Sec), 3 Sec), 4; Theta Phi Omega 2,3 (Sec); Dorm Officer 2; Proctor 3,4; Skypi lots 3,4; Yellow- stone 4; Brigadoon . Eastern Montana College of Education JOE M. LAUDERDALE Altus, Okla. Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Science and History Football; Baseball; Basketball; Rho Alpha Rho; S.E.A. RICHARD C. LEE Billings Major: Natural Science Minor: Mathematics Math Club2,3(Pres.),4; S.E.A. 3,4 (Pres.); Yellowstone 3 ,4; Echo 3; Pep Band 4; Class Treas. 3. University of Washington Eastern Montana College of Education 32 y HAROLD B. MORGAN Ekalaka, Montana Major: Natural Science Minor: Mathematics ► LOUIS G. MOURICH Bearcreek Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Natural Science Math Club 1,2; lota Alpha Epsilon 3,4 (V. Pres.); S.E.A. 3,4; Sketch Club 1,2. Eastern Montana College of Education 1,2 Graduate, General Motors Business School Detroit, Michigan KEITH A. OLSON Elmhurst, III. Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics College seminar FRED D. PALMER Columbus Major: Biology Minor: English and Natural Science 33 ' , i BETTY (YOUNG SOOK) SON Pusan, Korea Major: Biology Minor: English Literature infirm FRABERT E. STOBIE St . Ignatius, M Major and Minor: Business Administration Dorm Proctor 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1; Yellowstone 3; Circle K 3; Class Pres.3; I.C.C.F. 1; The Robe ; Harvest Time . Montana State College, Bozeman BEVERLY J. TESCHER Anaconda Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry CONNIE VALENTINE Moccasin Major: Commercial Education Minor: Biology and History S.E.A.2,3,4;PepClubl,2(Sec.),3; Social Comm. 2; Class Treas. 2; The Other Wiseman Eastern Montana College of Education 34 KENNETH H. WHEATON St. Ignatius Major: Foreign Languages Minor: Philosophy and Religion Alpha Psi Omega 2 (V. Pres.),3,4; Skypilots 1,2,3 (Pres.), 4; Choir 1; Band 3,4; Dorm. Sec-Treas. 2,3,4; Dorm Proctor 4; ESTARL1, 2,3; Assistantship 4. JOE L. WHISONANT Winnett Major: Physical Education Minor: History Football 3,4; S.E.A. 3,4; Boxing 1; Rodeo Club WALTER LEO WRZESINSKI, JR. Ryegate Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts Football 1,4; Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1; S.E.A. 1,2,3,4; I.A.E. 2,3,4. GILBERT R. ZYZNIEWSKI Butte Major: English Minor: Biology Drama Club 1 ,4; English Club 3,4; Choir 2,3; Theta Phi Omega 1 ,2,3 (Pres.); Alpha Psi Omega 2,3 (V.Pres.), 4 (Pres.); Intramural sports 1,3; Band 2; Math Club 2,3; Rel. Life Council 3,4; Skypilots 2, 3(V. Pres.), 4; Echo 1; S.E.A. 3,4; RMC Campus Award 1; Dorm Proctor 3,4; Brigadoon ; Student Prince ; The Robe ; Romanoff and Juliet . 35 ALBERT GROSKINSKY Billings Major: Chemistry Post Graduates ANNE LYNDE GROSKINSKY Billings Major: Medical Technology ARMAND LOHOF Billings Major: Business Administration 36 Senior Class of 1961 IE ROY BENDER Billings Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Sciences Basketball; Rho Alpha Rho FRED BRAUTIGAN, JR. Billings, Montana Major: Health and Physical Education Minor: Biology S.E.A. 4; Rho Alpha Rho 1,2,3,4; Football 2,4; Baseball 2,3,4. DANIEL C. BURNS Fort Peck, Montana Major: Physical Education Minor: Art Student Council Treas. 3, Pres. 4; S.E.A. 2, 3,4; Yellowstone 3; Circle K 2,3; Class Treas. l,Pres. 2; Rho Alpha Rho 1,2,3 (Pres.), 4; Dorm. Sec. 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2, 3 , 4; Carnival King I; Newman Club 1,2,3,4. BRADLEY T. CORCORAN Box Elder, Montana Major: Biology Minor: Physical Education S.E.A. 4; Circle K 1. 37 MARY E. CUNNINGHAM Myers, Montana Major: Sociology Minor: Philosophy and Religion Alpha Psi Omega 1,2; Skypilots 1,2; English Club 4; A.W.S. 1,2,3,4 (V. Pres.); Student Seminar 4;Rel. Life Council 2; Class Treas.2; Drama Club 1,2; Dorm. Pres. 2; Glory for the Land ; A Child is Born ; 75th Anniv. Pageant; Theta Phi Omega Sec. 1. CLEMENS DIERENFIELD Worden Major: Physical Education Minor: Social Sciences Football; Baseball; Rho Alpha Rho RICHARD N. FIELD Denton, Montana Major: Mathematics Minor: Physical Education Student Council 3; Math Club 2,3 (Treas.),4; S.E.A. 4; Rho Alpha Rho 2,3 (Sec.Treas.),4; Romanoff and Juliet ; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. JOHN J. FLANAGAN Absarokee, Monta na Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Physical Education Math Club 3; S.E.A. 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3; lota Alpha Epsilon 1,2,3,4. 38 CHARLES W. FOWLER Pratt, Kansas Major: Physical Education Minor: History S.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Rho Alpha Rho 2,3,4; Foot- ball 3,4. ROBERT E. FRIES Billings, Montana Major: Philosophy and Religion Minor: Speech Arts Alpha Psi Omega 1 ,2,3,4; Echo Photographer 3; Skypilots 1,2,3 (Pres.); Yellowstone Photo- grapher; Honorary Society for Journalists 4; School Photographer 3; Glory for the Land Diary of Anne Frank ; The Robe . DAVID M. FREEMAN Glendive, Montana Major: History and Political Science Minor: Sociology Alpha Psi Omega Pres., Sec; Skypilots, V. Pres. 2; Dramatics Commissioner; Band 1,2, 3,4; Student Seminar; Rel. Life Council 2,3; Drama Club, V. Pres.; Glory for the Land Diary oF Anne Frank . PHILIP J. GANSON Billings, Montana Major: Business Minor: History and Political Science Attended Eastern Montana College 1958-60 39 It f (fmm0 $S 9L Bfc •is r gf ' i J $ « SmT n ll jfa JIMM. GLASGOW Powell, Wyoming Major: Business Administration Minor: Transfer from Northwest Community College 3. CAROLYN POPE GRANNER Billings, Montana Major: History and Political Science Minor: Sociology Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4; Pep Clufel ,2,3(Pres.) Drama Club 1,2; S.E.A. 3 (Dist. Sec), 4; Twirler 1,2; Drill Team 2; Orientation Week Comm. 2; The Other Wiseman ; Glory for the Land ; Harvest Time ; A Child is Born ' J Diary of Anne Frank ; Student Prince ; Brigadoon ; South Pacific . JAMES C. GREER, JR. Boulder, Colorado Major: Sociology Minor: Philosophy and Religion Echo 1; Skypilots 1,2,3; Yellowstone 1; Rel. Life Council 1,2; Drama Club 1, The King ' s English ; Harvest Time ; Student Minister4. FRANKLIN D. HALLETT Glasgow, Montana Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Biology I.A.E. 4C — - HARRY D. HAWKINS Butte, Montana Major: History and Political Science Minor: Biology S.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Yellowstone 4; Circle K 4; Honorary Journalism Society Pres. 4; Print Shop Manager 2,3,4; Publications Commis- sioner 4. SAM HIGHLAND Brusett, Montana Major: Physical Education Echo 4; Student Council 2; Circle K 1,2; Class President 4; Dorm. Officer 3,4; Base- ball 3,4; Football 3,4; Basketball 3. RONALD C. HULTBERG Livingston, Montana Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Art Alpha Psi Omega 1; Echo 2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Yellowstone 2; Rel.Life Council 1; Drama Club 1,2,3; Dorm. Proctor 4; Circle K 2 (V. Pres.), 3; S.E.A. 4; The Robe ; Brigadoon ; A Child is Born ; Glory for the Land ; The Other Wiseman ; Why the Chimes Rang ; Romanoff and Juliet . W. DAVID JONES Pendroy, Montana Major: Chemistry M ' or: Biology Echo 4; Skypikots 1,2; Student Council 1; Band 1,2; Math Club 1,2; Choir 3,4; Class Officer 1; Dorm. Officer 2,4; Student Prince ; South Pacific ; National Methodist Scholarship 1,2; Chemistry Assistantship 3,4. KENNETH E. KELLEY Powell, Wyoming Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts S.E.A. 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Rel. Life Council 4; Rho Alpha Rho 2,3,4 (V. Pres.); Dorm. Proctor 3; Football 2,3; Track 2,3,4. ROBERT J. KELSO Chugwater, Wyoming Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts Student Council 4; S.E.A.; Football; Baseball; Track; Rho Alpha Rho; SHARON K. KEMMIS Sidney, Montana Major: English Minor: Speech Arts Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4 (V. Pres.); Echo 4; A.W.S. Sec. 3, Pres. 4; English Club 3,4; S.E.A. 3,4; Yellowstone 2,4; Rel. Life Council 3 (Pres.), 4; Class Sec. 3; Drama Club 1; Glory for the Land ; A Christmas Carol ; ' Romanoff and Juliet ; Clark Memo- rial Scholarship 4. GREGORY J. KIENZLE Milwaukee, Wisconsin Major: Natural Sciences Minor: Social Sciences S.E.A. Pres. 4; Circle K. 42 ALFRED KISER, JR. Peerless, Montana Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Physical Education Yellowstone 1,2; Football I.A.E. 1; Baseball 2; JUDY SIGGELKOW LITCHFIELD Miles City, Montana Major: Biology Minor: Physical Education Echo; S.E.A.; Pep Club; Drama Club; Dorm. Officer 3; The King ' s English . GERALD E. LITTLEJOHN Shelby, Montana Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts S.E.A. 3,4; Rho Alpha Rho 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2,3,4. DENTON R. MALTBY Cot ' eau, North Dakota Major: Biology Minor: Mathematics S.E.A. 4; Biology Laboratory Assistant 3,4; 43 AAARGARET L. MC ARTHUR Billings, Montana Major: Biology Minor: Art S.E.A.; Pep Club; Rel. Life Council 4. CALVIN G. MC RAE Forsyth, Montana Major: Physical Education Minor: Mathematics Math Club 1,2,3; S.E.A. 2,3,4 (V. Pres.); Circle K 3 (V. Pres.), 4 (Pres.); Rho Alpha Rho 3,4; Dorm. Proctor 4. RICHARD WRAY MORISSETTE Hardin, Montana Major: Business Administration Minor: Mathematics Band 1; Math Club 1,2; Circle K 2. GARY E. NELSON Glendive, Montana Major: Physical Education Minor: History and Economics S.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Rho Alpha Rho 2,3,4; Most Eligible Bachelor 2. 44 HENRY D. NOORDZY Billings, Montana Major: Natural Sciences Minor: Philosophy and Religion Intramural basketball !f@w!!igi MARLIN C. OVERSTREET Williston, North Dakota Major: Biology Minor: History and Political Science S.E.A. 2,3,4; Circle K 2,3 (Treas.). SHARON LEE PAULSON Belt, Montana Major: English Minor: Foreign Languages Choir 1 ,2,3,4; Yellowstone 3,4; English Club 2,3,4; A.W.S. 1,2,3,4; S.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Dorm. Officer 1,3; Brigadoon ; Student Prince . MILDRED ANN PORTER Belt, Montana Major: Foreign Languages Minor: English Alpha Psi Omega 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Echo 3,4; A.W.S. Pres. 3; S.E.A. Dist. V.Pres. 4; Dorm. Proctor 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Romanoff and Ju I iet ; Brigadoon ; Studen t Prince ; South Pacific ; Christmas Carol . 45 THOMAS B. QUILLING Sidney, Montana Major: Business Administration Minor: Music Student Council Pres. 3; Choir 1 ,2,3,4; Math Club 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 1, Treas. 4; Rho Alpha Rho 1,2,3,4; Brigadoon ; Student Prince ; RMC Orchestra; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1 ,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. IRVIN L. SCHEIDT Custer, Montana Major: Health and Physical Education 2nd Major: Industrial Arts Education I.A.E. I, Sec. Treas. 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3 (V. Pres.); S.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Rho Alpha Rho 2,3,4 (Treas.); Football letterman 2,3,4j All Conference tackle 4; Basketball 3; Base- ball 3. . ■ DONNA SCHELL Miles City Major: Medical Technology JAMES RICHARD SCOTT Wibaux, Montana Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology Student Council 3; S.E.A. 2,3,4; Circle K 2 (Sec); Rho Alpha Rho 2,3,4 (Pres.); Foot- ball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. 46 DELORES E. SILVIS Ekalaka, Montana Major: Biology Minor: Physical Education Skypilots Sec. 1 ,2; A.W.S.; Student Counci 4; Band 1,2; Math Club 1; S.E.A. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2; Rel. Life Council 1,2; Dorm Officer 3; Proctor 2,3,4; Drama 1,2; Pom- Pom Captain 3,4. WILLIAM J. SNAPP Danvers, Montana Major: Business Administration Minor: Economics Student Council 4; Band 1; Math Club 2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Class Treas. 3; Brigadoon South Pacific ; Theta Phi Omega Treas. 2. ' MAXINE G. SORUM Billings, Montana Major: History Minor: Foreign Language (German) Student Council 2 (Sec), 3; S.E.A. 3,4; Yellowstone 1,2,3 (Editor), 4; Class Officer 2,4; Drama Club 1; Glory for the Land Harvest Time . MILTON R. WESTLUND, JR. Billings, Montana Major: Business Administration Minor: Philosophy and Religion Class Vice Pres. 4. 47 VICTOR W. WHEADON Miles City, Montana Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology S.E.A. 1,2,3,4; Rho Alpha Rho 1,2 (Sec), 3,4; Dorm Officer 2,4; S.E.A. Dist. Pres. 3; The Other Wiseman ; Harvest Time ; Dorm Proctor 2,3,4. D. GREGORY WILCOX Shelby, Montana Major: Economics Minor: Philosophy Alpha Psi Omega 4; Yellowstone 1; Math Club 2,3; Circle K 3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Most Eligible Bachelor 2; Student Prince ; South Pacific ; You Can ' t Take It With You ; A Child is Born ; Brigadoon . I ! MERLE FRANKLIN WINTER Billings, Montana Major: Business Administration Minor: Drama Echo 3; Choir 3; Yellowstone 4; Class Pres. 2; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Dance Director on Campus 4; Glory for the Land ; Why the Chimes Rang ; Student Prince ; Christmas Carol ; South Pacific . 48 Classes of 1962-63-64 We have often been reminded that Rocky is an old institution with many traditions, and is at the same time a young college which we as students are helping to build. We, the members of the 1960 and 1961 graduating classes hope that we have been successful, both in preserving faithfully the heritage of the past 78 years and in helping to lay a groundwork upon which you will be proud to continue building. i J 1 s ' HX V-V ssaSM w ■ 8 J 1 ' f j . ! ■ ■■ ■ ;■. ' ,.■■■ . . •• ■= - c Class of 1962 CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Lance Mocabee (Treas.), Enrico Gravagno (Pres.). Not pictured: Thomas Widenhouse (Vice Pres.) Barbara Patterson (Sec.) Dale Wick (Class Rep.). JAMES ALLEN Fairview JOSEPH A WAD Jerusalem, Jordan MIKE BURTON Lambert JAMES CLARK Harlowton NOEL COLLINS Billings EUGENE DOERR Lovell, Wyo. 50 LEE ROSS DORR Nashua DAVID DOVER Hamilton STEVE DYCHE Hardin DONALD ERFLE Rapelje ALBERT FRIES Billings ' -iiMiityjfl iWM 17 ' ' . ' M ill • ■ • - ! KENT GARLINGHOUSE Malta RICK GRAVAGNO Chicago, III. ROBIN GAIL Billings GARY HAGEMAN Laurel RALPH HAWKINS Billings GARY HAWKINS Dayton 51 EDWARD HELGESON Baker JOHN HERTEL Moore JEROME HIRSH Tuckahoe, N.Y. WAYNE LONG Billings RONALD MORSE White Plains, N.Y. GERHARD MUECKE Powell, Wyo. I RICHARD NOVARK Hardin BARBARA PATTERSON Osage, Wyo. ROBERT PETERS Billings KATHRYN POBANZ Fairfield LARRY RASH Columbus GARY SHEPHERD Chester IT 52 JOHN SHERON Scobey WILLIAM SKADDEN Springfield, III. MONTIE SLUSHER Huntley LYMAN SMITH Sheridan, Wyo. PATRICIA SNAPP Billings JOHN SODERBERG Glendive i X; X JOHN STEVENS Vestal, N.Y. WAYNE VALENTINE Dover, N.J. DALE WICK Fairview ROBERT WILLIAMS Richey STEWART WOLBACH Easton, Pa. BOB WILLIAMSON Rock Springs, Wyo. c Class of 1963 CLASS OFFICERS, back row: Gerald Nelson (Treas.), Kirby Salisbury (Vice Pres.). Front row: Patricia Personnet (Class Rep.) Sam Williams (Pres.), La Verne Sal ley (Sec). i ZOE AHL Billings JOHN BABCOCK Neenah, Wis. BERET BARBO Columbia Falls H. FRANK BELTS Billings PATRICIA BADT Sidney RAYNA BALL St. Ignatius 54 BERN IE BARR Laurel SALLY BOVARD Saudi Arabia ROXANNE BREW Billings TERRY BROWN Billings CHARLES BUCK, JR. Billings RONALD CHAMBERS Kevin ARTHUR CHENNAULT Berkeley, Calif. DON CHOATE Columbia Falls EUGENE DARLING Columbia Falls CAROL DICKINSON Three Forks PAUL DIEFENBRUCH Cranford, N.J. JOHN DIETZ Joliet 55 MARVIN EHRET Plevna E. KAYFONNER Columbia Falls JOANN FOX Laurel GARY GIESICK Billings NORMAN GIRARD Scobey GARNET GOEDDERTZ Kevin JAMES GOWIN Belgrade SALLY HAMLETT Columbus CAROLYN HAMILTON Springfield, Pa. NANCY HAWKINS Leonia, N.J. SHARON HILBERT Malta SANDRA HILL Billings 0t M • ■ 56 GARY HAYNES Miles City AMY JOHNSON Great Falls JOANN KAGIE Thermopolis, Wyo. DUANE KJELDGAARD Ball an tine JOY LOWRY Ballantine BETTY LEE Denton BEVERLY LEVNO Sidney CHARLES LINDGREN Joliet LARRY LINDSTROM Willard ROBERT LITCHFIELD Dracut, Mass. DALE LITTLE SOLDIER Golden Valley, N.D. WAYNE LITTLE SOLDIER Golden Valley, N.D. 57 ■ ■■ ' ■ % C! SUE MADSEN Fairfield LANCE MOCABEE Ronan JUDITH NELSON Aurora, III. LEROY ORTEGA Herlong, Calif. SUE PAULSON Big Timber MARY PENA Sidney 1 PATRICIA PERSONETT Columbia Falls LEROY POWERS Billings LAYNE ROLANDSON Circle GERALDINE RICE Denton LAVERNE SALLEY Brooklyn, N.Y. KIRBY SALISBURY Floweree • W 58 JEANETTE SCHEETZ Sidney JOAN SCHROEDER Park Ridge, III. DOROTHY SCHUMANN Columbus WILLIAM SCHYE Billings RAYMOND STEWART Havre LEON SULLIVAN Billings JUDITH SUNDQUIST Stanchfield, Minn. IGNATIUS TAPERA So. Rhodesia, Africa ELIZABETH VERNON Laurel FREDA ANN WHITCOMB Red Lodge WINNIE WEAR Ekalaka JUDITH LAHR WIDENHOUSE Glasgow 59 SAMUEL WILLIAMS Herlong, Calif. MARVIN ZJEGLER Plainfield, N.J. =T SALLY ZITZER Millbrae, Calif. SYLVIA ZUROFF Richey 60 CLASS OFFICERS, Back row: William Moss (Vice Pres.) Wayne Inman (Class Rep.). Front row: Patricia Darling, Mike Gustafson (Pres.), Betsy Sue Sullenberger (Sec). Class of 1964 DAVID ANDERSON Three Forks WILBUR ARMAGOST Roundup CHARLES BANNERMAN Savannah, Ga. BERNOS BARKER Mountain Home, Ida. HOWARD BAY Missoula WILLIAM BENJAMIN Browning 61 -•hi fe ' Li v 1 TZ f A fc ROGER BERRY Sidney KENNETH BONDY Fort Peck RAE BO WEN Baker ANN BRADLEY Garneill DONALD BROWN Clarksville, Iowa KAAREN CARROLL Colorado Springs, Colo. LORETTA CLAUSE Billings JOEL COBETTO Red Lodge ROBERT CRAIG Circle SARAH CROWE Kali spell PATRICIA DARLING Columbia Falls BRUCE DAVIDSON Evanston, III. 62 WILLIAM DICKISON Cranford, N.J. DENNIS DONALDSON Billings JAMES DONOVAN Lewistown CHARLES EGGERT Albuquerque, N.M. MOLLY FLEETWOOD Fargo, N. Dak. DAVID FLOM Westminster, Colo. WILLIAM FILE Billings THORM FORSETH Billings PAUL FORTMANN Wayne, N.J. PETER FROST Sea Cliff, N.Y. RONALD FROST Corvallis VALAGISLASON Bow Island, Alberta 63 GARY GORDON Lodge Grass SHARON GUMMER Chester MIKE GUSTAFSON Glendive MARY ANN HAMLIN Helena TINA HAMMER Great Falls SHIRLEY HAN Inverness BRIAN HANGOSKY East Lansing, Mich. MAUREEN HATCHER Fairfield EUGENE HEINLE Billings NEIL HENDERSON Miles City PHILIP HINK Billings WILLIAM HOGAN Roberts 64 NELSON HOLCOMB Pittsford, N.Y. WAYNE INMAN Plains NIKOS KANELLOPOYLOS Kamari, Tripoleos, Greece RICHARD KAESKE Berlin, Germany BETTY KINER Roundup SARAH LYNN KERR Billings DANIEL KUNTZ Custer RONALD LEFTWICH Elsberry, Mo. SHARON MC BRIDE Joliet RUTH MC NUTT Sidney JUNEMCINTYRE Conrad ROBERT MILLER Sidney 65 • GARYMIKOS Chicago, III. LYLE MITCHUM Fishtail JOHN MEYERS Choteau WILLIAM MOSS Delta Junction, Alaska ROBERT NEAL Butte RONALD NELSON Gildford CAROL NELSON Billings CAROL NORBO Medicine Lake PAT O ' BRIEN Darby MAY PETERSEN Big Sandy CHARLES REDFIELD Lakeside KATHERINE RENWICK Miles City 66 ELAINE ROBERTSON Glasgow MIKE ROSE Great Falls DELLA ROSS Terry TED SAUNDERS Arlee JOSEPH SEDGWICK Two Dot ELAINE STANFORD Sheridan, Wyo. GARY STANTON Huntley MARGARET STOCKER Butte BETSY SUE SULLENBERGER Ogden, Utah DWAYNE TROLLOPE Wibaux EDITH TURMAN Kali spell KAREN VINSON Missoula, 67 v KENNETH WEBB Chester, Calif. ROGER WILLIAMS Miles City RONALD WIRTZ Corvallis RUTH WORKENTINE Dupree, S. Dak. LEE ZOUBEK Greenwich, Conn. NANCY WOOD Walnut Creek, Calif.  . ■-;.«• • i 68 Sports sU  H c AS A MAN LIVES, SO IS HE REMEMBERED As this 1960-61 Yellowstone was going to press, death claimed Victor William Wheadon of Miles City on June 1, 1961, just two days after he walked across the speaker ' s platform to receive his bachelor of science degree from Rocky Mountain College. Vic, through his diligence, determination and strong sense of responsi- bility, has left a valuable legacy to all of us who had the privilege of knowing and associating with him. As he lived, he proved that spirit, will and purpose are the important plays in this game of life. Our memories of him will be looked to as a great source of inspiration for a long time to come. Death never triumphs when a solitary man ' s way of living continues to influence others through- out their lives. t« ' JT VICTOR WILLIAM WHEADON Basketball The 1960-61 Basketball Bears pose for the camera. The members are (1 to r) Ron Wirtz, Roger Berry, Larry Pretty Weasel, Bill Moss, Gary Haynes, Dan Burns, Bob Kelso, Cal McRae, Gerald Little|ohn,Tom Quilling, Ron Nelson, Bob Williamson, Duane Trollope, Gary Gordon, John Sheron, Milo Fossen, Neil Henderson, and Gene Heinle. Kneeling are Vic Wheadon, manager and Coach Klindt. : Gene Heinle goes sky high for a jump ball against Eastern. 1960-61 BASKETBALL The 1960-61 Basketball Season for the Rocky Mountain cagers was a long distance from being a successful one. The one glowing highlight in a 4-6 MCCyear was an 84 to 82 overtime win over Eastern . Other wins came over Mines and a pair against Northern. On the way to an overall mark of 10 to 14, the Bears downed Chadron (Neb.) twice, Jamestown (N.D.) the same number of times Powell Junior Col lege and S. Dakota Tech. Coach Klindt will losefive members of the squad via the sheepskin route as Tom Quilling, Dan Burns, Cal McRae, Bob Kelso and Gerald Littlejohn will receive their degrees. Optimism can be shown for the 61-62 season as John Sheron and Larry Pretty Weasel, Rocky ' s high scoring duo, and Ron Nelson, Gene Heinle, Neil Henderson and Bob William- son are returnees. Dan Burns and Tom Quilling Two of Rocky ' s four-year favorites John Sheron, top scorer of the season Ron Nelson, Guard Larry Pretty Weasel, Guard Basketball Tom Quill: ffg  « S ° rOUnd a loose balf North fc r ?s n 9 hot L  ued b, r Q The 1959-60 RMC court squad smiles for the photographer. The team shapes up (I to r) Front row: Ed Spears, N Olson, Dan Burns, Tom Quilling, Don Erfle. Second row: Gerald Littiejohn, Bob Kelso, LeRoy Bender, Irvin ScK Larry Clause, manager Vic Wheadon. Back row: Coach Herb Klindt, Bill Washington, Calvin McRae and Lee Ross I RMC BASKETBALL 1959-60 RMC Basketball 1960-61 73 RMC OPP 74 Northern Wyo. Comm. College 75 87 Northern Wyo. Comm College 79 77 Ricks (Idaho) 69 64 Ricks (Idaho) 71 45 Black Hills (S.D.) 77 74 Black Hills (S.D.) 65 68 Dickinson (N.D.) 66 68 Dickinson (N.D.) 73 71 Northwest Comm. College (Wyo) 66 82 Northern 66 98 Northern 76 64 South Dakota Mines 56 71 South Dakota Mines 73 61 Eastern 79 71 Northern 69 76 Eastern 74 69 Mines 58 66 Western 106 88 Mines 68 88 Western 84 77 Northern 74 80 Carroll 66 76 Carroll NAIA Tournament 59 46 Northwest Nazarene 80 76 Western 84 RMC 61 Black Hills (S.D.) 60 Black Hills (S.D.) 72 Dickinson (N.D.) 80 Dickinson (N.D.) 85 Chadron (Neb.) 73 Chadron (Neb.) 54 Western 61 Carroll 95 Jamestown (N.D.) 80 Jamestown (N.D.) 62 South Dakota Tech. 83 South Dakota Tech. 84 Eastern 68 Carroll 64 Western 66 Carroll 78 Northern 96 Mines 76 Eastern 54 Mines 72 Western 75 Northern u Jon OPP Jc 69 69 86 82 59 69 75 66 74 70 73 3 54 i 82 76 71 I 73 74 52 90 70 104 70 Season ' s record 9-13 Montana Collegiate Conference Fourth place 4-6 MCC contest 1 JF 1960-61 FOOTBALL The outstanding play of several seniors led the Rocky football team to a 3-2 Montana Collegiate Conference mark in the 1960 season. The remainder of the seven- game schedule was rather disappointing to the fans of the Bears as they lost two early season frays to Northwest Community College of Powell, Wyoming and Black Hills Teachers, S.D. Tom Quilling, Dick Carpenter and Gary Nelson ended their college careers by receiving first team MCC honors. Other graduates include: Jim Scott and Dick Field, ends; Irvin Scheidt, and Chuck Fowler, tackles; Greg Wilcold, guard; and Bob Kelso, back. COACH FRANK MATHEW Football t] 1 960 Gridiron Bruins take time from practice to get their picture taken. (I to r) Front row: Layne Rolandson, Luke oer, Charles Stephens, Joe Sedgwick, Dick Thomas, Lyle Mitchum, Leroy Ortega, Dick Carpenter, Irvin Scheidt, itiDick Scott. Second row: Bill Schye, Terry Brown, Dick Whited, Sam Williams, Gary Giesick, Ron Moloney, Mike ):, Tom Quilling, Sam Highland, Don Nicoll, Greg Wilcox and Gary Nelson. Back row: Coach Frank Mathew, Bob eo, John Hertel, Gary Gordon, Dick Field, Paul Diefenbruch, Ken Webb, John Sheron, LeeRoss Dorr, Gene Doerr, )li Wrzesinski, John Wilcox, Chuck Fowler, Manager Vic Wheadon and Assistant Coach Fred Brautigan. r m th43 '  ■?■ •. ; vO 74 Dick Carpenter, All -conference guard, displays his ability to stop an opponent Tom Quilling, named to the National Meth- odist College All-American Football Team. An Eastern player was stopped short Homecoming was successful as Rocky swamped Northern 13 to 32 1 U 75 „ -60 Footballers. (I to r) Front row: Ron Moloney, Sam Williams, Leroy Ortega, Lyle Chatwood, (Dierenfield, Jim Gnose, Dick Carpenter, Irvin Scheidt, Walt Wrzesinski, Terry Brown. Second row: Gary Nelson, Schriock, Greg Wilcox, James Goodridge, Layne Rolandson, Gary Giesick, Gene Darling, Sam Highland, Lewis ! Dick Scott, Tom Quilling and Manager Jim Schweigert. Back row: Coach Frank Mathew, Dick Whited, Dennis ierson, LeRoy Bender, John Soderberg, Dick Field, John Sheron, Chuck Fowler, Ken Kelley, (unidentified, Bob 5. RMC 13 27 32 7 19 1959-60 Football Season Record Dickinson (N.D.) Eastern Western Northern Carroll Mines MCC games 1960-61 Football Season Record OPP. 20 27 19 6 6 6 RMC OPP 19 Black Hills T e ach jrs(S.D.) 30 2 Northwest Comm. College 7 12 Eastern 32 7 Western 32 Northern 13 6 Carroll 19 33 Mines MCC contests 13 76 - 4 JP 7S 1960-61 Baseball Team. (I to r) Front row: Ron Nelson, Sam Williams, Dick Scott, Bill Moss, Kenneth Bondy, C Choate, Terry Brown, Ron Moloney. Second row: Coach Herb Klindt, Sam Highland, Rusty Redfield, Don Hofmr Gary Nelson, Larry Pratt, William Jaeger, Rod Carpenter. Baseball Coach Herb Klindt ' s version of the Rocky Mountain College baseball team split a doubleheader with Black Hills Teachers as they broke open their lid on this year ' s schedule. They then dropped a pair of contests to Eastern and Northern. Remain- ing on the schedule at deadline time were a pair of games with Eastern to decide which team would go to the MCC championships. Leading the Bears this year are Jim Scott, Tom Quilling, Gary Nelson, Bill Jaeger, Rusty Redfield, Bill Moss, Sam Highland, Don Hofmann, Don Choate and Ron Nelson. mm mk ;, :e Ml 1959-60 Baseball Team. (I to r) Front row: Irvin Scheldt, Tom Quillings, Don Choate, Don Hofmann, Gary Neh Clem Dierenfield, Vic Wheadon, Leroy Ortega, Lance Mocabee. Second row: Coach Herb Klindt, Dick Carper? Irwin Schmidt, Weldon Amundsen, Austin Buckles, Dick Scott, Sam Highland, Joe Lauderdale. Hf 1961 Rocky Mountain thinclads opened the season with a trip to the Black Hills Relays and took down a third place. : Hm here the team traveled to Powell, Wyoming where they were edged out by a surprisingly strong Sheridan Junior Cllege squad 53 1 2 to 53. The Bears also participated in the District 5 NAIA meet and the Montana Collegiate Con- : esnce Championships before wrapping up their season. Starring on Coach Mathew ' s squad were weight men Dick Cfpenter and Ron Wirtz; runners Ken Kelley, John Wilcox, Gary Haynes and David Dover; jumpers Lee Ross Dorr, fa Frost and Larry Pretty Weasel; and all-around star John Wrzesinski. Track Small but powerful is the description that can be given to the 1960 track team at Rocky. Left to right the Bears are John Wrzesinski, Ken Kelley, Dick Carpenter, John Wilcox. Second row, Coach Frank Mathew, Gary Nelson, Dick Field, Lee Ross Dorr. Basketball There were many exciting and tense mo- ments during the series of basketbal I games . Every game was nip ' n tuck but the Bear- ettes seemed to play better under pressure nd came through victorious. Ruth Workentine guards Rocky ' s basket in the playday held here When Miss Donna Marburger was added to the physical education department of Rocky Mountain College, she brought with her ideas which would give the Bearettes of the school a great deal of activity. In the 1960-61 school year Miss Marburger carried through many of her ideas and developed a very strong program of women ' s athletics at Rocky. Included on the agenda were basket- ball, table tennis, volleyball, badminton and softball. Perhaps the major highlightof the year was the basketbal I playday held in the RMC gym. In this meet the Bearettes downed teams from Montana State College, Eastern, Powell and Sheridan Junior Colleges. Sylvia Zuroff was awarded the table tennis championship wh i le Carolyn Hamilton captured the badminton singles. A larger pro- gram is planned for next year. 79 Organizations CIRCLE K ELECTS WHlCH ON ' Invitation Extended to ifMI%M W ■ ■■ - Discouraged Demos. Upperclassmen Honored With Seminar Invitation +- u t r .0 iJf r ECHO MEEDS STAFF %? ° , Yft FLASHY UNIFORMS INTRODUCE v RMC BAND TO THE PUBLIC TRIO IN PRESIDENTIAL RACE A c CAMPUS SKYPI LOTS NAME FfHOIFAVFSSKY ' C Qiu tLi OFFICERS DURING FALL EMU LEATE3 Mkl jl(v REORGANiZATION MEETING REAPPEARS AS NEWS Sj ' 1 V INTRAMURAL TEAM IS CHOSE • ► C S  LET us SPRAY V -jlj? MATH CLUB TO TOUR Ap A jj GREAT WESTERN SUGAR $lh U O , LX The Rock y ■•!■«■••■• « Stir Voters % o Appreciation Concert o ' L. RKAnr, r STUDENTS DIRECT; %, MC DAN CE BAND I w, t w BAND PLAYS ON • o % e % BOB WILLIAMS TO HEAD COUNCI °«e Rocky Professor Active W 0 G $ • v v V in Symphony Group % V . c O L Cf§§§f M I I — I 1 8 ° I Student Council Student activities and citi- zenship are governed by the Student Council. This is the Council which will go on record for putting student funds in the black. Pictured are: Dr. Lawrence Small, ad- viser; Sylvia Zuroff, secre- tary; David Dover, treas- urer; Gary Shepherd, rep- at-large; Patty Personette, Sophomore rep; David Jones, Dan Burns, president; Harry Hawkins, publications com- missioner; Sharon Kemmis, religious life commissioner; Bob Kelso, rep-at- large; Dale Wick, junior rep; Sharon Hilbert, social com- missioner; Professor Clifford Clark, adviser. Missing in this action are John Soder- berg, vice-president; Bill Snapp, senior rep; and Tom Widenhouse, KAVE com- missioner. 80a . Fall semester Echo Staff headed by Ray Stewart did a commendable job in estab- lishing a regu lar schedule once again for the publico - tion. L. to R.: Sharon Kemmis, Lyman Smith, Ray Stewart, Bernos Barker, Betsy Sue Sullenbergerand Zoe Ah I. Spring semester Echo Staff with Wayne Valentine at the helm also did a fine job in keeping the rag full of vital news. L. to R. seated: Loretta Clause, Bernos Bar- ker, Wayne Valentine , Sylvia Loendorf. j jp 81 i I Wesley Foundation is part of the Methodist Student Movement. Rocky students are: Pat Skerritt, Betty Lee, Ann Bradley,Mazie Stocker , Rayna Ball, Prof. Clark, Donna Schell and John Soderberg . International Relations Club is an organization formed primarily for the purpose of stimulating interest in inter- national policies. Participants in a Mock U.N. meeting held on the Bozeman campus are (I. to r.) Ron Morse, Sue Paulson, David Freeman, John Wilcox, Dr. Poznar and Gary Blewett. ■■ ' ■ Cheerleaders give spirit to good sports- manship and play a major role in making the climax of the game felt by all. L. to R. Patty Personett, La- Verne Sal ley, Mazie Stocker and Sharon Hilbert. 83 Tyler Front row: David Dover, Paul Diefenbruch, Ron Moloney, Don Nicoll, Dick Carpenter, Stewart Wolbach. Second row: Ed Moyers, Jerry Hirsh, Wayne Valentine, Sam Williams, Don Erfle, Rod Carpenter, Marvin Ziegler, Tony Peralez. Third row: Dan Burns, Sam Highland, Mrs. Christiansen, Gary Haynes, Steve Dyche, JoeAwad, Don Choate, Norman Girard, Leighton Ziegler, Mr. Christiansen, Dick Novark, Dick Field, Cal Mc- Rae, Gary Shepherd, Greg Wilcox, Lee Ross Dorr, Gene Doerr, Dale Wick and James Corcoran. Kneeling: Counselor Gary Blewett, Jim Donovan, Paul Hank- inson, Bob Neal, Ted Saunders, Nicholas Kanellopoulos. First row: Ron Frost, Neil Henderson, Bill Bannerman, Duane Mar- quardt, Ron Hultberg, Bill Ross, Jack Young, Bill Hogan. Second row: Ron Wirtz, Ron Sovey, David Jones, Bill Stower. Third row: Jack Webb, Brian Hangosky, Gary Mikos, Shaker Yaghi. Fourth row: Bob Craig, Joe Sedgwick, Duane Trollope. Fifth row: Gene Heinle, Pete Frost, Bill Moss, Roger Berry, Ken Bondy, Ron Nelson. Standing in back: Bill Benjamin, Larry Linnell, Don Brown, Paul Fortmann, Roger Williams, Ron Leftwich, Wayne Inman. Kenney 84 Rho Alpha Rho, the college letter- men ' s organ izaHon. Front row: Irvin Scheidt, Ken Kelley, Dick Scott, Ron Moloney. Second row: Lee Ross Dorr, Leroy Ortega, Paul Diefenbruch, Ca I McRae, Don Choate. Third row: Bob Kelso, Tom Quilling, John Wilcox, Luke Ger- ber, Ken Webb. Fourth row: Eugene Doerr, Dick Carpenter, Gary Nel- son, John Hertel. Fifth row: Don Hofmann, LyleMitchum, Sam High- land. Sixth row: Jerry French, Steve Dycheand Gerald Littlejohn. R.M.C. Bowling Team leaving for the State Collegiate Bowling meet at Bozeman. L. to r. Gary Shep- herd, Dick Field, Bill Jaeger, Gary Mikos and Gary Nelson. Pep Club offered consider- able support to the cheer- leaders and the team. Front tow: Miss Marburger, Geri Rice, Pat Darling, Sharon Hilbert, Betty Lee, Nancy Hawkins. Second row; Sylvia Zuroff, Patty Per- sonett, Betsy Sue Sullen- berger, Mazie Stocker, Amy Johnson, Carol Norbo. Third row: Shirley Han and La Verne Sal ley. 85 Alpha Psi Omega, the col- lege drama honorary, re- quires 50 dramatic points before giving membership. Armand Lohof, Nancy Haw- kins, and Sharon Kemmis discuss the absence of David Dover, David Freeman, Bob Fries, Ralph and Carolyn Granner, Mildred Porter, John Soderberg, and Mrs. Widenhouse. Journalism Honorary Soci- ety, an organization of out- standing, contributors to student publications, creates a high standard of journalism for the campus. Sharon Kem- mis, Harry Hawkins, Sharon Paulson, Professor Lyon and Maxine So rum pose before discussing some of the Soci- ety ' s business. Rocky has a bronc bustin ' prize takin ' Rodeo Club as shown here with David Flom, Frank Belts, Joe Sedgwick, Wayne Little Soldier, John Wrzesinski, Dale Little Soldier, and Bill Schye all set to go contestin ' . 86 Although Montana (or Rocky) didn ' t go Democratic in I960, the campus did turn out in force to hear Montana ' s senior sen - ator, Mike Mansfield. Shortly before the special assembly Dr. Philip Widenhouse, Senator Ma nsfi e I d , and Frank Winter, chairman of the Yellowstone County Young Democrats, discussed national politics. The Yellowstone Staff (as one may know by now has produced an an- nual) had quite a job with two years of campus history to record. Work- ing on tentative lay-outs are Betty Kiner, Mazie Stocker, Harry Haw- kins, editor, Maxine Sorum, (back row) Sharon Kemmis, May Petersen , Wayne Valentine, Karen Vinson and Prof. Robert Lyon, adviser. Associated Women Students is the governing body of the women ' s approach to campus living. Every full-time woman student is a member. The officers include: Mary Cunningham, Sharon Kem- mis, Mrs Pearle Wood, ad- viser, La Verne Sal ley and Judy Jennison. 87 Associated Women Students includes in its membership: (seated I . to r.) Carol Dickinson, Sharon Hilbert, Susan Nelson, Maxine Sorum, Sheryl Pease, Sharon Gummer, Kathy Renwick, June Mclntyre, Ann Bradley, JoAnn Fox, Linda Managhan, Pat Darling, EdieTurman, Loretta Clause, LaVerne Salley, Rae Bowen, Bernos Barker, Patty Personett, (standing, Sharon Kemmis, Mrs. Pearle Wood, adviser, Betty Lee, Mary Ann Hamlin, Shirley Han, Mildred Porter, Ruth Wor- kentine, Sylvia Loendorf, Elaine Stanford, Dorothy Schumann, Judy Jennison, Geri Rice, Carol Norbo, Betsy Sue Sullenberger, Sylvia Zuroff. Student Education Association helps to establish standards of preparation for students entering the teaching field. Shown here are (I . to r. front row) Betty Lee, Gregory Kienzle, Cal McRae, (back row) Gerhard Muecke, Nancy Hawkins, Harry Hawkins, Charle Harman, Peg Mc Arthur, Dick Scott, Fred Brautigan, Shirley Han, Vic Wheadon, Marlin Overstreet, Bradley Corcoran, Sharon Kemmis, Gerald Littlejohn, Ken Kelley, Maxine Sorum, Denton Maltby, Bob Kelso, Sharon Paulson, Frank Beltz, Bob Williamson, Dale Wick, Armand Lohof. 88 SkypI lots, an interdenomina- tional Christian youth organi- zation, is equipped to challenge and aid those contemplating full- time Christian Service. Various approaches to such a service is evidently used as shown by the faces of: Stewart Wolbach, Maureen Hatcher, Carol Nelson, Susan Nelson, Phil Hink, (back row) La Verne Sal ley, Bernos Barker, Dr. Arthur Buhl, John Babcock, Rayna Ball, Pat Dar- ling and Henry Noordzy. The Christian Vocations Conference held annually on the campus employs a student faculty committee to gather the loose ends. The CV C committee members for the spring of 1961 include Bob Fries, Mrs. Pear I e Wood, Sylvia Loendorf and Dr. Arthur Buhl. Circle K, an honorary service group, sets an example of good citizenshipand responsibility on campus. As if prepared for one of their difficult tasks these men; Harry Hawkins, John Wilcox, John Babcock, Sam Williams, Cal McRae and Bob Williams, are facing t h e photographer with a smile. 89 McArthu kentine, Kimball Hall, a women ' s resi- dence hall, has within the con- fines of its hours : (seated)Pat Darling, Bernos Barker, Sylvia Zuroff, Amy Johnson, Patty Per- sonett, Mrs. Dora A I I wa rd t , head res i de n t , EdieTurman, Sylvia Loendorf, Nancy Wood, May Petersen, Maureen Hat- cher, and Sharon Gummer. (standing) Sharon Hilbert, Peg r, Betty Kiner, Carol Dickinson, Delia Ross, Kaaren Carroll, Rayna Ball, Ruth Wor- and Loretta Clause. Religious Life Council co-ordinates the religious activities of the cam- pus and carries to an end the spirit- ual precepts of the college. La - Verne Sal ley, John Babcock, Dr. Arthur Buhl, chaplain, and Ken Kelley are representing the group in this photograph. Alden Pfaff, Hall, Kathy a women ' s residence hall, has within the confines of its hours : (seated) Linda Renwick, Mary Cunningham, Joan Schroeder, Mazie Stocker, Sheryl Pease, Nancy Hawkins, Susan Nelson , Carol Norbo, Ann Bradley, Jo Ann Kagie, Gerri Rice, Barbara W Ap Patterson, Linda Managhan , Betty Lee. (standing) Shirley Han, Mary Ann Hamlin, Sharon Paulson, Elaine Stanford, Judy Jennison, Rae Bowen, Mrs. Elsie Hand, head resident. 90 Activities £ Homecoming Queen Will Be Selected v er Preparations Are X- MUSICAL ON TONIGHT y Coronation Today and the Queen Shall Reign ifaFm ° ' President ? ,, S tf Dogpatch Couple Victor as King and Queen to Sway Rocky MART ANK SAM REIGH S We = W° W sX v PROM-BANQUET A,. QOtftP 05 AT LAKE HILLS H . e eS Rocky Views Queendom tf V o V LETTER, dSP S «0 O METCALF GIVES OPENING To The? r..BTA M rk on rn MF nv Faculty Talent Show The cast of Carmen Uchi, the finale gran- diose, of the faculty talent are shown here in their opening lines: Robert Lyon, Roger Davis, Mrs. Dorothy Johansen, Miss Donna Marburger, Mrs. Alice Ryniker, Philip Turner, and Clifford Clark. If that was a wrong note Carmen Uchi still sounds all right, in- structs Mrs. Pearle Wood, director of the more than comic operetta. 11 My Sen ora . Please one little rose touched by your blossomed cheek, coos Clifford Clark in his heart-stopping appeal . Oh, the bear went over the mountain, the bear went over , sings the earnest hunter Roger Davis. Oh, Carmen, Carmen, Carmen Uchi! sing Miss Marburger, Mrs. Johan- sen, Mrs. Ryniker, and Philip Turner in rondo quartet. i m «£ 92 eviewing 19 PRESIDENT WIDENHOUSE OFFICIATING AT THE CORONATION OF QUEEN SHARON HTT RERT JKtfk iii ii. [MALE CHEERLEADERS SHOW PEP FRESHMAN CLASS, NORTHERN SMELLS DEE-FEAT 93 omeeomin ,LAGE WIVES FIRST PLACE 2V I JUN I°K JMSS, 2nd PLACE PROFESSOR POZNAR POURS PUNCH J QUEEN SHARON 94 Choir The Rocky Mountain College A Cappella Choir under the direction of Prof. Philip Turner produces fine quality works. Choir personnel in- cludes (front row) Mildred Porter, Sharon Gummer, Molly Fleetwood, Sharon Paulson, Karen Vinson, Pat Darling, Edie Turman, Zoe Ah I, Dorothy Schuman, (second row) Kaaren Carroll, Mary Pena, May Petersen, Delia Ross, Ruth McNutt, Betty Vernon, (third row) Brian Hangosky, David Dover, Ken Kelley, Bill Snapp, Ron Hultberg, Tom Quilling, David Jones, (fourth row) Terry Brown, Paul Hankinson, Bob Neal, Frank Belts, Jim Donovan, John Hertel and Roger Berry. Not pictured here, but present in the choir tour picture are Armand Lohof, Rick Gravagno and Prof. Philip Turner. i 95 The first formal photograph of the R.M.C. Band in its new uni- forms. Band personnel are (inner semi-circle) Larry Linnell , Kathy Renwick, JoAnn Kagie, Judy Jennison, Charlie Harman, Don Hage, Rayna Ball, Maureen Hatcher, Sharon Hilbert; (middle semi-circle) George Potter, Sharon McBride, Sarah Kerr, David Freeman, Noel Collins, Jerry Nelson, Don Brown, Don Hofmann, Peter Frost, Sylvia Loendorf, Rae Bowen, Bernos Barker; (outer semi-circle) Sam Williams, Bill File, Bill Stower, Bruce Davidson, Ken Webb, Lee Ross Dorr, Prof. Rex Sutherland and Sharon Gummer. Missing is Sue Ann Paulson. The Rocky Mountain College Dance Band includes: Prof. Rex Sutherland, George Potter, Charlie Harman, Sue Ann Paulson Judy Jennison, Bill Collins, Paul Hankinson, Bruce Davidson, Don Hage, Don Brown, David Freeman, Tom Quilling, Jerry Nelson and Noel Collins. Band 96 Lyric soprano Natalie Bodanya appeared on the campus in February under the auspices of the Arts Program of the Association of American Colleges. During a reception following her symposium and concert, Natalie Bodanya (third from left) posed with Prof. Philip Turner, Mrs. James Beem and Kenneth Newbern, who accompanied her in concert. Arts Program An informal symposium of lieder music and philosophy, with Rick Gravagno, Zoe Ah I, Roland Hayes (exponent of lieder), Mary Pena and Prof. Philip Turner. 97 South Pacific Some enchanted evening for Ensign Nellie Forbush, Mildred Porter, was created by the charming Frenchman, Rick Gravagno. The music department ' s production of South Pacific enjoyed an overflowing house each of its four evening productions. I ' m gonna wash that man right outa my hair and it looks as though Nellie has plenty of help with Zoe AM, Nellie (Mildred Porter), Mary Pena, Kaaren Carroll, Sharon Gummer and May Pet- ersen . You Can ' t Take It With You Quiet, quiet everybody! This food looks good. The antics of Essie, Garnet Goeddertz; Grandpa Vanderhof, Bruce Davidson; Ed, Nelson Holcomb; DePinna, Terry Brown; Paul Sycamore, Don Brown; Boris Kolenkhov, Greg Wilcox; and Penny Syca- more, Nancy Hawkins are a part of the casting in You Can ' t Take It With You. How do you think this sounds for my play? ' Kenneth, my virginity is a priceless thing, ' questions Penelope Sycamore in the all- col lege production of You Can ' t Take It With You . Contempla- ting a proper response are Grand- pa Vanderhof, Bruce Davidson; Paul Sycamore, Don Brown; Mr. DePinna, Terry Brown; Duchess Olga Katrina, Judy Jennison; Mrs. Sycamore, Nancy Hawkins; and Essie, Garnet Goeddertz. 98 Religion In Life Week opened with a beat chapel this year. The Rev. George Harper, Miss Betty Lee, Bishop Chandler Sterling, and Pres. Philip Widenhouse participated in the opening day ' s religious service. Sterling, who spoke on the Beat and the Baptized , is Bishop of the Montana Diocese of the Episcopal Church. c Religious get-togethers seem to require as much food for the stom- ach as for the spirit. As typical of the week the sweet old Bishop and George are surrounded by the weaker sex. Ann Bradley, Bishop Sterling, Carol Norbo, Shirley Han, Mrs Emma Widen- house, Sharon Hilbert, and Rev. Mr. Harper have just completed an attack on the punch bowl. All religion is not straight faced, particularly when the planners and speakers get together: Sam High- land, Rev. George Harper, John Babcock, Bishop Sterling, and Dr. Arthur Buhl. Religion In Life 99 Friendship Christmas The Religious Life Council, Sky- pilots, and the Billings Wesley Foundation sponsored a Christmas Party at the south side Friendship House this year. Rocky students helping to entertain are Bernos Barker, Don Brown, Susan Nelson, Sarah Kerr, and Maureen Hatcher. Merry Christmas, Santa, exclaims the boy held by Jim Greer, to Santa (John Babcock), as Carol Nelson watches. Rocky students Carol Nelson and Judy Jennison help the bashful ones to overcome their apprehension of the gaily covered packages. 100 i Sweetheart and King in the spring of 1961 were Mary Ann Hamlin and Sam Highland. At that time Sam was president of the senior class and Mary Ann was a freshman from Helena. Officiating over the Coronation of Sam and Mary Ann are Sam Williams, president of the soph- omore class, and Kappy (Fonner) Whited, Sweetheart of the year past. Sweetheart King Back in the days of 1960 the Sweetheart got her King by marriage. Looking upon the hap- piness and radiance of Sweetheart Kappy are John Babcock, Sue Ann Paulson, Kirby Salis- bury, June Helland, Sweetheart Kappy Fonner, Dick Whited(who became King by marriage not too long thereafter), Judith Nelson, John Cromwell, Sharon Hilbert, and Gilbert Zyzniewski. 101 The Onion Honors of the 1961 Dogpatch Bawl are being con- ferred upon Sylvia Loendorf by Paul Diefenbruch as Mazie Stocker awaits her time to bestow the honors on Davey Jones. As on formal occasions of the bawl, there is a dance for thehonoree. Dogpatch RMC Patty Personett, Sam Williams, and Sharon Hilbert go through a tap routine for their audience. 102 R • § A i t H i • Best Dressed Miss Sharon Hi Ibert was elected asRocky ' s representative to a national magazine ' s best dressed collegiate women contest. She was photographed in several types of apparel. Four poses were used as the basis of the judging of young ladies from nearly every college in the United States. Surprises were in store for Kaaren Carroll, Sharon Hilbert, La Verne Sal ley, Mary Ann Hamlin, Maureen Hatcher, and Sharon Gummer when they were notified as being contestants. 103 Each spring the department of art sponsors a showing of accumulated works by the students. Maureen Hatcher and Nancy Wood are shown here preparing for the 1961 festival . Va la Gislason poses with some of her works during a three artist showing. Ron Hultberg is another artist whose works were displayed in the three- way. Dan Burns, who was graduated this spring with an art minor, is shown here with some of his works. Art Festival 104 Finis Graduation on the Mall involved Rocky ' s largest senior class in May of 1961 . Galen Weaver, D.D., Dr. Her- bert Hines, president emeritus; Ronald Ries; Dr. Philip Widenhouse, president; John Fitz, D.D.; O. M. Jor- genson, L.L.D.; and Chester McKittrick, L.L.D., were the honored participants of the occasion. 105 As a conclusion to our story of the last two years, we are printing some infor- Vnal snapshots of various moments in campus life. inupsnois ot various momenrs in campus lire. %y If you should detect an unfamiliar face among the pictures, it is probably that! 4k Kof our friend T. K. Foss ( The Kid from Outer Space ) who helps to depict some ofl ' lithe memories which could n ot be recorded in photographs. jJ 3 _ . - « % :m! § £ ■H N G S LJ v. BLI [ DEA ■MM ' ISS 1 P J u SI 1 N RS $ Archie Cochrane Motors Empire Motors, Inc. F. A. Whitaker Buick, Inc. George R. Pierce Company Lew Chevrolet Company Maclntyre Motor Company Midland Dodge, Inc. R. B. Fraser, Inc. Ryan Oldsmobile, Inc. Yellowstone Motor Sales 107 GAS is Building a Greater AMERICA And We Are Proud To Play A Part In Shaping A Greater Future For YOU ! there ' s More for You, from MONTANA ' DAKOTA UTILITIES CO. ! FRESH NUTRITIOUS CONVENIENT AT YOUR GROCERS BREAD LISSA BROS. BILLINGS 108 %e vf Ae.yiriitoc-ati tf( u:7fZit ' Located in the heart of downtown Billings PhoiwCH 5-51 21 28th 1st Ave. N. Mike Atraqchi ready to go NYE ' S DAIRY 910 Poly Drive BILLINGS, MONTANA 109 ENJOY YOURSELF Go BOWLING Go JUBILEE JUBILEE BOWLING LANES WEST PARTINGTON PARK BILLINGS, MONTANA CHAR— BROILED FOODS at The Milky Way 108 Poly Drive and 203 Miles Avenue 110 Just Arrived! YELLOWSTONE COUNTY IMPLEMENT CO. 1824 1st Avenue North Billings, Montana MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Phone AL 2-51 97 Billings Drugs Vitamins Hospital Supplies Magazines Cosmetics Greeting Cards Cameras and Film Professional Pharmacy Ray C Steiner, Reg. Ph. SERVICE your MOBIL fflAim 1224 N. 27th. St. Phone AL 9-3678 Billings Montana A Superb Motor Hotel WESTWARD HO LODGE Phong QH 5-41 29 1315 hi 27 th St. THE RIMS BARBER SHOP PROMOTERS OF GOOD APPEARANCE- ' For Appointments Coll AL 2-6727 Jock Brewer Proprietor 4 Poly Drive Marvin Schmidt Billings, Montana Mike Rose and Betsy Sue Sullenberger participate in Freshman Initiation Week. Ill BILLINGS ENGRAVING COMPANY 16 South 26th Billings, Montana manufacturers of fine printing plates and films Dan Burns and friend keep in shape. Freshman 112 One Stop Does It All 3Xex Haunbrp Co. DRY CLEANING STA-NU 21 S. Broadway Phone AL 2-3875 MARION OPTICIANS Makers of Fine Glasses Two Locations to Serve You 2911 3rd Ave. North Phone AL 9-6877 and Buttreys Shopping Center Phone AL 9-6786 Contact Lenses - Bushnell Binoculars and Zenith Hearing Aids Troit Printing Co. ANNOUNCEMENTS STATIONERY PRINTING Babcock Theatre Bldg. HILLING ' S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST DIVISION AT 4TH AVE. PH. AL 2-71 13 GMC Grain Bodies Stock Bodies Trailers Dump Bodies Hoists Winches TRUCKS OyxhvhAjxX L TRUCK EQUIPMENT CO. ■■■■■■■ianHHnHBnHHHgHBBHHiiiBaBi n PHONE ALPINE 2-6631 P. O. BOX 1728 123 NORTH 1 5TH ST. BILLINGS. MONTANA Just a good place to stay, visiting students parents say it ' s THE BEST Ph. AL 2-7 1 07 1203 North 27th St. Nancy Hawkins and Jeanette Scheetz performing for Alden Hall party. Four years to go Get a Firm Lease on Life With Every Building Need from . . . JAfi jlUMBEr l D L HARDWARE • PAINT Corner 4th at 27th Street Phone AL 9-5531 113 WENT DISTRIBUTORS ROAD MACHINERY AND CONTRACTORS SUPPLIES P.O. BOX 1396 - PHONE Al 2-2158 - 1800 6th AVE. NORTH Billings, Montana c Just paid tuition Olen J. Erb Complete Visual Service Also Contact Lenses 2812 3rd Ave. No. Ph. CH 8-6523 Don Brown, Betsy Sue Sullenberger, Rusty Redfield and Maureen Hatcher enjoy the Christmas Formal program. Established 1917 114 FURNITURE irst Ave. No. at 33rd St. NOTHING DOWN 2 YEARS TO PAY General Sheetmetal Built-up Roofing EMPIRE HEATING COOLING COMPANY Air Conditioning N. P. Industrial Site Electronic Filters PH. AL 9-5538 HOTEL JAMES Clean - Quiet- Friendly Corner First Ave. North 27 th Street In the Heart of Downtown Billings WRIGHT ' S SHOES 117 North 29th BILLINGS, MONTANA Pocky Witness Team in Glasgow, Stewart Wo I bach Judy Jennison, Bernos Barker and John Babcock. NORTH SIDE LOCKER PLANT Bonehead Math WHOLESALE and RETAIL MEATS Ph. AL 2-5686 Billings 115 Sharon Kemmis, Ne ' tl Lininger, Sharon Gummer, Dan Burns, Sharon Hilbertat the Christmas Formal When you ' re downtown, Stop at ammtf, ' , Qmtl 27 ' 17 1st. Ave. No. MODERN FLOORING Carpet - Linoleum Tile Phone AL 2-5137 12 No. 29th St. MAYTAG FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 115 North 27th Street Ph. AL 2-3888 Billings, Montana THE SHOPPING CENTER OF THE MIDLAND EMPIRE ' More than 600 Nationally Famous Brands Chow Hall 116 H hu4 £a cket i 4ge falling, tftcntaita Molly Fleetwood and Frank Winter being Dramatic . 5TR0UP HARDWARE CO. 2818 Minnesota Avenue Phone CH 5-3186 Evergreen Shopping Center Phone AL 2-0888 HESTEE STUDIC PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Hester Portraits are Beautiful By Rozell 317 N. Broadway Phone CH 8-8338 BENNETT DRUG STORE R 124 North 29th Street Evergreen Shopping Center CAMERAS FILM COSMETICS 117 Phone CH 5-5908 MAYNARD STATIONERY COMPANY Specializing in Offset Printing A. B. Dick Products Mimeograph Spirit Offset Equipment and Supplies 3307 4th Avenue North Dan Gray and Sarah Kerr enjoy the Sadie Hawkins Dance. o a First Love WESTERN LITHO PRINT Inc. 75 N. 28th Street Lithographers and Commercial Printers Publishers of A Successful Future Means Clothes from... MENS end BOYS STORE 2910 Second Avenue North 118 For Sportswear ... for modern dress- up fashion • try a family department store. A family store with traditional high quality at reasonable prices! 18 friendly stores to serve you in Montana and Wyoming Communities FOR THE FINEST IN HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING RYNIKER STEEL PRODUCTS CO. INC. Manufacturers Since 1900 N. P. Ind. Site Billings, Montana BIG 4 SECOND-HAND STORE New and Used Furniture Hardware and Sporting Goods Phone CH 5-5772 W. C. BARNETT . 1 Attention! Greg Wilcox. COMPLIMENTS MEADOW GOLD MILK PETERSON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 502 North 32nd Billings, Montana Phone CH 5-3626 THE FOODLINER INC. 1233 No. 27th 7 4e complete food diabe Delivery service Ph. AL 2-3436 Curly -T aylor Electric Co. Residential and Commercial Wiring-Service-Electrical Contracting 123 No. 16th. St. Ph. CH 5-4722 119 BERG ' S SPORTS DEN ? Athletic Equipment-Award Jackets • Sweaters 2921 2nd Ave. N. Ph. AL 2-4888 G Piece Goods — Draperies — Notions Upholstering — Hardware 2707 - 2nd AVE. NO. PHONE Al 2-1919 BILLINGS, MONTANA Flowers for all Occasions. Lotfman s l l opa B. R. COFFMAN FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP 2822 FIRST AVENUE NORTH BILLINGS. MONTANA CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Students at Rocky from The Staff and Management of your 4023 MONTANA AVENUE CAR WASH BILLINGS, MONTANA PHONE AL-2-0366 Me, makin ' points?! ! WALLY FOR TIRES New Tires Recaps Used Tires Your Tire Man Since Your First Car Reiter s Marina BOATS - MOTORS - MARINE SUPPLIES WATER SKIS - HUNTING AND FISHING MERCURY, EVINRUDE OUTBOARDS 450 MAIN HWY. 10 E. BILLINGS. MONTANA IK GIFT SUM 270B SECOND AVENUE NORTH P. O. BOX 986 PHONE AL 2-1 636 BILLINGS, MONTANA All ihe GOODIES of Life lo You! Goodies Spud Chips Crisp as Autumn Leaves fcgLTjt PRODUCT ™ 1 ! 501 NO. IflTH STREET BILLINGS, MONTANA Farm Gasoline Storage Tanks - Grain Bins - Sheep- Tanks - Stock Watering Tanks - Propane Tanks and Equipment - Water Hauling Tanks - Transports Bulk plant and Service Station Equipment Soecial Fabrication Maureen Hatcher and Kaaren Carroll in front of Tyler Hall. Test time Hotel GENERAL CUSTER BILLINGS, MONTANA TRY OUR COFFEE SHOP FREE GUEST PARKING CORNER OF 1st at 27th PH. CH 5-5 144 ' Our 52nd Year Home Grown Longer Lasting Flowers Hoppers Billings Floral Lake Elmo Drive and Evergreen Shopping Center 121 Something New Everyday With 3 Stores To Serve You (oles DEPARTMENT STORE COLES CASUAL CORNER COLES MENS STORE Nelson Music House WILLARD BROWN DOROTHY BROWN Lowrey Organs Studio Instruction Use Our Rental Purchase Plan Band Instruments Music Teacher ' s Supplies PHONEAL 9-2553 2 9 D 9 TH I R D AVE. N . BILLINGS. MONTANA Cameras and Photographic Supplies Developing and Printing t$m azpere i 105 N. 29th St. BILLINGS, MONTANA Congratulations Students WOOLWORTHS First Speech June Mclntyre and Elaine Robertson assisting Betsy Sue Sullenberger. Compliments of Jewelers Fine Diamonds Easy Terms 2817 2 nd Ave. North CLARK ' S FOOD MARKETS Three Convenient Stores to Serve You WHERE BILLINGS SAVES Drive In — 3953 Montana Avenue 1st Ave.— 2207 1st Avenue No. Evergreen — 1309 Grand LOWE CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL CONTRACTORS 2325 NINTH AVE. N. :-: TELEPHONE AL 9-3861 BILLINGS, MONTANA — -.BUILDERS OF THE NEW ROCKY LIBRARY:— How ' d we do coach? m Uv 3739 MONTANA Ave. BILLINGS. MONTANA ALPINE 2-663B MIRACLE G AS COMPANY Distributors of PROPANE Be BUTANE GAS AND EQUIPMENT CENTER LANE A Complete line of bowling accessories Phone AL 9-0041 109 No. 30th Mary Crowe and Jerry Nelson, now Mr. and Mrs Nelson. NOYES GROCERY AL 9-4548 On the road to the Airport 602 No. 27th Billings r. B.  EetT Welsh FIRE CASUALTY AUTO THEFT LIABILITY LIFE HEALTH GROUP PLANS If it ' s insurance— Wo have it SERVICE GUARANTEED Box 1216 Billings Montana Ph. AL 2-2078 123 SKY VIEW TERRACE at the airport Dining Room and Coffee Shop Hitchin Post Cocktail Lounge Pancake Haven Menu Logan Field Billings Montana Ph. CH 5-3636 Rocky crew duri ng Campus Cleanup Day HUMMEL DRUG WALGREEN AGENCY Corner 2nd Ave. 29th St. N. Phone CH 8-6226 BILLINGS. MONTANA Yea, Team! COMPLETE LOAN AND FINANCING SERVICE 2917 SECOND AVE. NORTH PHONE ALPINE 2-5191 BILLINGS, MONTANA PITTS BUKGH PLATE CLASS COMPANY Glass and Paints 124 Nan Lindamood John Peterson LINDAMOOD MUSIC CO. Knabe; Story; Clark; Fisher; and Cable Teachers ' Supplies and Records Conn ' s Band Instruments Repairing Ph. AL 9-41 85 224 N. Broadway MIDLAND DRUG CO. Prescription Center Downtown Just West off the P. O. 23 No. 27th. Phone CH 5-4488 SNCCr ACT CO, 1 1 North 29th Street Headquarters for ARTISTS SUPPLIES ROGERS MARKET 1048 North 25th St. Ph. CH 8-8497 Billings, Montana LaVerne Salley and friends decorating Aldenattic for a par ty. J. J. NEWBERRY CO. Variety Store First and Broadway Wheeee ! FOR EMPIRE TIRE COMPANY SAFE HUMAN MILEAGE use General Tires Complete Front End Service 231 8 1st Ave. No. Ph. CH 5-3088 ANDY ' S REALTY INSURANCE 2923 2nd. No. Billings, Montana A. H. and Elsie Anderson Phone AL 2-4 187 125 ILLWORK INC Custom Millwork 503 DANIELS STREET Ph. CH 8-6597 Billings, Montana FINE FASHIONS Start at.., rciildred hazel one seventeen Broodwoy c ONE HOUR MARTINIZING DRY CLEANERS Be Wise and Martinize 1223 Grand Ave. 1301 North 27th Nancy Wood and Kathy Renwick at the Rynikers. Giving the team a send off nJzt ncoc MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY PIONEER AGENCY INCORPORATED BILLINGS, MONTANA flductUiOH id. jilLLingi zSa±k $ j oox Comttanu 11 6 y loxtk 20tk St. PL £ t ' 2-0131 H-C-L EQUIPMENT, INC The Best in Truck Equipment Ph. AL 2-5 154 Ph. GL 2-7821 421 No. 20th Vaughn Road Billings Mont. Great Falls, Mont. 126 BILLINGS Your Hardware Department Store Sweetheart Ball Linda Lou Pfaff and Ron Hultberg For Quality and Full Value ! Shop at-- 907 -Poly 2 stiae WOODROW ' S PRESCRIPTION SHOPS Prescriptions are our business Not a sideline Fast, Free Delivery Two Location 21 84 9th Ave. No. Ph. CH 5-3865 222 No. Bdwy Ph. CH 8-8778 0 3 Ice Cream - Candy Livingston— -Billings Montana 127 Western College .°f Auctioneering The Auctioneers Choice Four Terms Yearly March - Spring June - Summer September • Fall December • Winter Rocky Mountain College Box 1458 Billings, Mont. FASHIONS FOR COLLEGE AT CULLIGAN SOFT WATER J. NICOLSON, owner Nancy Hawkins, Betty Lee and Rosalie Hart Cha-Cha-Cha - Wesfr tm CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT CO. 505 Norlh 24th Slreet PH. AL 9-5501 Billings, Montana 128 Best Wishes from the KAMPUS K AVE Thank You for your Support Cora and Conrad Lee, Prop. DRUG CENTER The Original Pay-Less Drug Store 217 No. Broadway Billings Mmball cuties Christmas partying with guest, Mrs. Wood. We Con Completely Supply Any Office or Sfore Y ith Office Equipment Typewriters Adding Machines Calculators Cash Registers Desks — Filing Equipment Our Prices Are Right Our Terms Are Reasonable Evans Office Machines Inc. 524 N. 32 nd P.O. Box 31 86 Phone AL 9-1133 Thanksgiving KINNEY ' S SHOES Shoes for All Hours of the Day Accessories to Match Your Costumes 110 No. Broadway Billings, Montana 129 Insure With Peter Yegen, Jr. Since 1919 The Insurance Man We Pay for Ashes and Sell Dirt Cheap 211 N. 30th St. Realtors AL 2-0763 NORTHERN HOTEL Sunburst, Montana Comfortable Modern Convenient tor. Mrs. C. E. Martin - Owners The Spring Vacation ' s Over 130 Belnap Broiler Wishes you much continued success 2902 1st Ave. North Billings, Montana Favorite Family Restaurant Phoof , a new collegiate sport that develops lung capacity. Halitosis automatically makes one inel igible. W. A QidLi Go. Paints, Glass Wallpaper 15 N. 29th St. Billings, Mont. Phone AL 9-551 9 SEE Bert Lillis For State Farm Insurance AUTO— LIFE— FIRE Phone AL 2-1915 or Res. CH 5-5944 515 N. 27th Airport Road Billings, Montana STATE FARM INSURANCE Participants in the Summer School picnic. L. to R.: Sharon Kemmis, Elfie Morgan, Dee Si I vis and Lester Carter. Think Young HAVE A PEPSI PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF BILLINGS Franchisee! bottlers of Pepsi - Cola, Nesbitt ' s Orange Hires Root Beer, Canada Dry Beverages - A, WARD CITY SUPER MARKET GROCERIES PRODUCE MEAT We Give % C Green Stamp OFFICE SUPPLIES Foremo« in Metal Business Furniture YELLOWSTONE Office Furniture Supply Co. 17 NORTH 27th STREET BILLINGS, MONTANA PHONE CH 5-3129 131 ■  V« jioneers- in. rrotection. f ■ P mn B(BV in©® i m© 3336 3RD AVE. NORTH BILLINGS, MONTANA PHONE CH 5-3036 Drama !!!!!! tuck ' s )tii(lio portraits of Jltsttncttcn 113 NORTH 30TH STREET Phone CH 5-4858 Billings, Montana Dr. Buhl in the pitcher ' s box. Oilm 112 North Broadway Phone CH 5-5766 SUNSET BOWL 24 Brunswick Automatics 1 625 Central Avenue Phone AL 2-0300 Plenty of Parking Fountain - Lunch 132 i 1 Foreign Students Choir !!!! When in need of Concrete Call LOHOF BROTHERS CO. Box 1651 Ready - Mixed REAL ESTATE- INSURANCE-LOANS Ph. AL 2-3838 Concrete THE STRATFORD MOTOR HOTEL A Red Carpet Welcome Downtown Billings, Montana Convenient to Clinics Hospitals 6 th Ave. No. 29 th Ph. AL 2-4638 9ce Gleatn 517 NORTH 32ND 905 Broadwater Ave. BILLINGS, MONTANA 133 c essna Telephone ALpine 2-0508 Logan Field, Billings, Montana Transportation, Ready When You Are It Takes All Kinds LU-EV Ladies Wear 2818 2 Av. N. Ph Al 9 3277 PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD Trade at $• ■ 2815 1st Ave. N. Shoe Store Since 1906 Billings .:, ' «? Sorry, I hove to go now. 34 Congratulations Students.... Thank you for your marvelous support DOLLY THEATER ■v SAGA FOOD SERVICE I Takes this opportunity to thank the students and administration of Rocky Mountain College for the chance to serve them and for their cooperation throughout the year. William Driz Seibert, Manager DRIVE INN KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN BIG BOY HAMBURGERS •FLYING SAUCERS CHEESEBURGERS • FOOT LONGS MALTS AND SHAKES • ROOT BEER 105 S. 37th 129 Rimrock Road Ph. AL 9-4746 Ph. AL 9-8841 1041 Broadwater Ph. AL 9-5004 13 Today ' s Projects Mean Tomorrow ' s Progress C Montana Power has completed many building projects to bring Montanans all the power they need, when they need it and where they need it. Montana Power is helping to build a growing state. The Montana Power Company MUngs ' Dairy m yu uttf BRAND Dairy Products Quality Standard of THE MIDLAND EMPIRE 136 The End i c i If ' .