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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1963 volume:

I it H YELLOWSTONE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGE Billings, Montana Leilani Aki and Sharon McBride Co-editors SPENCER LAUSON sP JjttT 3- u TO YOU: IRENE WISEMAN CHET JONES JOE ' BUCKY ' DOLAN AL BURCHAK and HOWARD MOCABEE IN DEDICA TION , .« To you our dear 1963 YELLOWSTONE. s uie-:s leii; : : We know that often - (B WHHB-the-scenes endeavcur? appeared to have been unnoticed and unappreciated; and yet you never failed to return to your duties ready to serve once more. Your spirit we admire; your sincerity we appreciate; and vour unfailing service we commend. FACULTY ADMINISTRATION ADVERTISERS UNDERGRADS Table of Content ACTIVITIES GRADS ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS As the year 1963 rolled around many hearts were saddened with the thoughts of leaving our alma mater. However, our hearts lightened with the thought that Rocky Mountain College has given us the very foundation on which we will conduct our lives. We have experienc many rewarding phenomena which have led to the total development of the college student. We feel that the liberal arts education received at Rocky Mountain College has developed us physically, mentally, and spiritually. We look forward to an everlasting existence with Rocky Mountain College through our memories, everyday experiences, and our active participation in our alumni association. In order to give never-ceasing contributions to the college we owe so much, we must remain aware of the goals and objectives set forth by students, faculty, and administration. To you students who have yet to complete your undergraduate work, I would hope that you leave RMC with the same devotion and admiration instilled so deeply in me. You will find that as you near the threshold of a new horizon a new feeling of deep belonging will develop. We wish all of you, with deep sincerity, all the success imaginable. Let Rocky Mountain College fulfill to capacity the requirements for a full and rich life. Lr4 j£ President ' s Farewell to Our Seniors TO The Members of the Class of 1963: Congratulations! You have reached a high point in your career in achieving your Bachelor ' s degree. This marks the beginning of a new life at a different level of experience fpr each of you. During these four years you have come a long way and over a road that was sometimes rough. You have met the tests which the college has thrown at you with poise and equanimity. You have succeeded where many others have dropped by the wayside. The administration and faculty look upon you and your achievements with a deep sense of satisfaction. We are pleased to see you go out into the world as worthy representatives of Rocky Mountain College and the ideals and purposes for which it stands. We welcome you into your new relationship as alumni of the institution. May God bless you and may peace be with you always. y?7. ;?6W FIRST ROW: Rev. John McClelland, Mr. Kenov Lokensgard, Mrs. William Boston, Rev. Owen Arrington, Mr. Henry Lohof, Dr. L. A. French. SECOND ROW: Rev. John Wells, Mr. Bert Kronmiller, Mr. Russ Hart, Dr. T. K. Lawless, Mr. Glenn Seitz. THIRD ROW: Dr. Philip Widenhouse, Mr. A. E. Walborn, Mr. Howard Harman, Dr. M. C. Gallagher, Mr. Clyde Cromwell, Dean Eugene Schilling, Mr. Orville Marquardt. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Ronald Ries, Mr. John Dietrich, Jr., Mr. Oliver M. Jorgenson, Mr. H. C. Cooley, Dr. Vern Klingman, Mr. William Mackay, Mr. Norv H. Sell, Rev. John W. Bartram, Rev. M. DeWitt Safford, Rev. Wilbur Simmons, Rev. Howard Van Dyke. Board of Trustees of Rocky Mountain College A vital organ of the college administration, the board of trustees works together in an effort to insure the smooth functioning of the college. Our Guiding Hands LAWRENCE F. SMALL Academic Dean ERNEST DIBBLE Dean of Men MARION VAN de MARK Dean of Women ' , JOHN C. FILBY Business Manager ROGER S. DAVIS Admissions and Public Relations DR. ARTHUR BUHL Chaplain DR. JAMES TAYLOR Guidance 10 MRS. HAZEL CHRISTIANSEN Librarian MRS. GERTRUDE MARTIN Registrar DR. J. H. BRIDENBAUGH College Physician MRS. ALTA BELLE HUNTER Nurse •rs ,«iK PHIL CAMPBELL Saga Food PHILIP GANSON Book Store MRS. AGNES L. JONES Secretary CLAIRE McCLINTOCK Secretary MRS. SYLVIA MICK Secretary MRS. MARGARET HOUSER Secretary MRS. MINNIE ULRICH Bookkeeper MRS. NORMA S. MANLOVE Cashier Mrs. Nan Peabody, Mrs. Barbara Hawthorne, Mrs. Gertrude Martin. MRS. NANCY BARGEN Roving Secretary Linda Pobanz, Diane Kema, Marion Bateman, Linda Tjaden. Office Girls Mrs. Whittier, Leilani Aki, Mrs. Lucy Reedy. Cheryl Bowers, Donna Blair, D ' Lynn French, Kathy Fine, Marlene Posey. Sharon McBride, Mrs. Tom Williams, Ruth Van Faasen, Joan Jorgensen. Library Saga Helpers Larry Harlan, Paul Diefenbruch, Pete Frost, Dick Bylund, Rod Shepherd, Dan Greenaway. Don Choate, Bernos Barker, Sylvia Zuroff, Sue Myrick, Betty Ginther, Carol Steinmetz. E :■ ' m Communications, Art, Literature MRS. MARGARET MURPHY English DR. PHARES MIXON English A t £it ™ V -5 If s V i No pictures available MRS. ALEXANDRIA PIERCE Music MR. ROGER PIERCE Drama and English MR. KARL KOERBER Foreign Language SI MRS. MICHELLE MEHL French and Library ROBERT H. LYON Speech MRS. ALICE RYNIKER Art REX SUTHERLAND Band ROBLEY LAWSON Music MRS. JEAN LAWSON Music Religion Philosophy DR. CLIFFORED MURPHY Philosophy DR. ARTHUR BUHL Religion DR. MANFRED MEITZEN Religion 15 16 Biological Physical Sciences DR. EARL H. HOERGER Chemistry CHARLES E. MARTIN Physics MRS. DOROTHY JOHANSEN Mathematics and Chemistry WILLIAM JAMISON Mathematics and Physics MRS. MILDRED KNUTSON Nursing CHARLES L. BUCK Biology RICHARD RAMSEY Biology Educational Sciences Skills MRS. LILLIAN SEYMOUR Education DR. WENDELL HADLEY Education JOHN TAYLOR Psychology JAMES TAYLOR Psychology MRS. LUCIE REEDY Library HERBERT J. KLINDT Athletic Director MISS BETTE A. LOWERY Physical Education FRANK MATHEW Coach and Physical Education 17 Social Science DR. ERNEST DIBBLE History DR. LAWRENCE SMALL History DR. EDWARD S. T. SU Political Science GIFFORD NICKERSON Sociology CLIFFORD CLARK Economics and Business Administration CLYDE SCHILLINGER Accounting WAYNE GUSTAFSON Architecture i KjJ4fi£ Pres. - Wells, Terrance Great Falls Vice-Pres. - Miller, Sherry Big Horn Sec. - Yoder, Jacquelyn Sidney Treas. - Long, John Butte S.C. - Carlson, Janice Cohoes, N. Y. R.L.C - Schule, Thomas Great Falls Al-Sabea, Yassin Baghdad, Iraq Aman, Terrence Alberta, Canada Anderson, Carol Denver, Colo. Ash, Ollie Maye Billings Babcock, John T. Miles City Badger, Robert New York, N. Y. Barthelmes, William Batavia, 111. Baumann, Ruth Bozeman Beauchman, Patrick Wolf Point 20 Becker, Henry Chicago, 111. Ben, Linda Butler, N. J. Bergerson, Carol Lewiston Bigham, Harlan Moorcroft, Wyo. Bird, Thomas Vancouver, Canada Borer, John Billings - tfiJliA tii Freshmen Bowers, Cheryl Great Falls Bradley, Margaret Garneill Bradley, Patricia Kailua, Hawaii Bucklin, Mary Outlook Bush, Patricia Big Sandy Carl, Lloyd Silesia 21 C arter, James Bronx, N. Y. Clark, Peter Minneapolis, Minn. Coffey, Samuel Fairfax, Va. Davies, Connie Billings Dawe, Alice Sidney Dingman, David Theresa, K. Y. Dobbins, Michael Billings r . Donovan, Robert Lewistown Dundas, Donald Miles City Dundas, James Miles City Edeburn, Lenora Richey Edmondson, Roger Sidney Eisenbart, Allen Wibaux dKfei Elias, Nickolette Billings Elings, Anita Conrad Elliott, Douglas Ipswich, Mass. Ensor, Rose Billings Ermirio, Carlo Ft. Montgomery, N. Y. Feller, Dianne Helena 23 Field, Dwight Denton Fielder, Betty Billings Hoff, Irbi Sunnyside, Wash Hofmann, James Worden Houser, Marcia Billings Hunt, David Sheridan Jodoin, Louise New Bedford, Mass. Jorgenson, Michael Billings Kaminski, Richard Worcester, Mass. Kema, Diane Honolulu, Hawaii Kikkert, Michael Billings +fk+ Kleemann, Richard Richmond Hill, N. Y. Kraske, William Worden LaCounte, Larry Bainville LaForge, Daniel Lodge Grass LaFrance, Edna Shelby Lauckner, David Nashua u A- Leins, Robert Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. Ludington, Gary Fairview Lustig, Nick Seymour, Ind. 26 Meredith, Michael Fort Benton Miller, Jeanne Gurley, Neb. Montreuil, Caro Riverdale, N, Y. Moore, Donna Powell, Wyo. Muckelston, Sandra Lewistown Myhre, Gary Glasgow Naylor, Sherryl Great Falls Paulson, Kenneth Poplar Paulson, Wallace Poplar Pedersen, Larry Absarokee S Peikert John Buffalo, Minn. Pereau, John Billings Perrin, William Custer Petersen, Myrel Big Sandy Poore, Connie Choteau Popelka, Shirley Acton 27 Postma, Kent Plains Poteet, Kathleen Glendive Shrimplin, James Forsyth Shrobar, Lorrance Ridgefield, Conn. Smith, Linda Sidney Smith, Randolph Scobey Stanisich, Theodore Butte Tapera, Erasmua Salisbury, So. Rhodesia Al A Taylor, Edward Glendive Thompson, Julia Whitefish Trevelyan, Frederick Calgary, Alberta, Can. Tupy, Todd Waterman, 111. Twilling, William Glendive Vezey, Joseph Harlowton Vogele, Myron Fromberg Walawender, Arthur Auburn, N. Y. Ward, Theodore Chester 29 Wardinsky, Stanlee Great Falls Wasko, Gail Cleveland, O. Werbelow, Loretta Emblem, Wyo. Wesbrook, Marianne Bowman, N. D. Whitman, James Parshall, N. D. Wilks, Carolyn Hardin Wilson, Leland Rochester, N. Y. NO PICTURES AVAILABLE Bryant, Ernest Miles City Gahagan, Robert Absarokee Riffey, John Mancos, Colo. Sopko, Frank Butte H age man, Ann Laurel Stephen, Michael Chicago, 111. Hayes, Raymond Billings Wittman, Robert Billinsrs Hopkins, Gerald Billings Pres. - Casey, Dennis Lewistown Vice-Pres. - Pretty On Top, Henry Lodge Grass Sec. - Piesen, Edmond Brooklyn, N. Y. Treas. - Holmquist, Stan Lewistown S.C. - Steinmetz, Carol Baldwin, N. Y. R.L.C. - Bylund, Richard Hardin Sopho mores Ahtone, Almeta Billings Al-Marzook, Faisal Kuwait, Arabia Anderson, Alfred Helena Anderson, James Columbia Falls Apgar, Michael Fair Haven, N. J. Armstrong, Margie Cassell Powell, vo. 31 Balog, Gordon Milk River, Alberta, C anada Bannerman, Charles Garden City, Ga. Barrett, Carolyn Chester Endicott, James Wyola File, William Tulsa, Okla. Fine, Kathryn Somers Fitzgerald, Robert Billings Fleischman, Linda Lawrence, Mass. Fortmann, J. Paul Wayne, N. J. Fortune, James Theresa, N. Y. Franklin, Joseph Chicago, 111. Frasier, David Elmira, N. Y. Freeman, James Glendive French, D ' Lynn Arvada, Wyo. Galbreath, Joyce Price, Utah Gerber, Luke Edgar Ginther, Betty Fairfield 33 1 i ' F Greenaway, Daniel Portage, Pa. Grenz, Lyle Billings Hamwey, Charles Oneonta, N. Y. Hankinson, Paul High Bridge, N. J. Harman, Audrey Dutton Hauder, Gary Pottstown, Pa. Hepler, Lucinda Huron, S. D. Howell, David Monrovia, Liberia Hunter, Carol Clark Holden, Mass. Ibrahim, Mohamed Kuwait, Arabia Ihler, Margie Gt. Falls Ikubo, Mari Fukouka City, Japan Jarvi, Paul Hartford, Conn. Jorgensen, Joan Fort Peck Jozwiak, Marjorie Albion, K. Y. Kinyanjui, Jenga Kikuyu, Kenja Kosorok, Michael Red Lodge Larsen, Otto Billings Lauria, Francis Grand Rapids, Mich. Lopez, Carlos Havana, Cuba McCann, Richard Billings SL mtm . - - - - - -. ■ - V — Mackay, David Roscoe Martin, Isaac Los Angeles, Calif. Messer, James Adams Basin, N. Y. Montreuil, Kathleen Rive rd ale, N. Y. Mundt, Patricia Chippewa Falls, isc. Myrick, Sue Bozeman 35 Newman, Charles Huntley Olson, Jay Anoka, Minn. Rundle, Sandra Glasgow Rustad, Merton Livingston Schneider, Ronald Billings Schye, Jack Glasgow Solle, Earl Terry Spencer, David Chester Stephens, Charles Sheridan, Wyo. Swanson, Jerald Red Lodge £M£ dU Thibeault, Robert Manchester, N. H. Tjaden, Linda Fairfield Undem, Robert Glendive VanFaasen, Ruth Glasgow Vernon, Patricia Laurel Walters, Raymond Vineland, N. J. U estervelt, Lyla Big Timber Whittlesey, Steven Grosse Pointe, Mich. Williams, Thomas Billings NO PICTURES AVAILABLE Ahlgen, Albert Billings Harlan, Larry Denton Anderson, George Billings Nees, Robert Miles Citv Cross, Edwin Antwerp, N. Y. Silverman, David Phoenix, Ariz. Decker, James Arlington, Va. Wangrud, Ronald Scobey Fagan, John Columbus Yaghi, Shaker Amman, Jordan Pres. - Redfield, Charles Lakeside Vice-Pres. - Brown, Donald Lake Park, Iowa Sec. - Darling, Patricia Columbia Falls Treas. - Hamlin, Mary Helena S.C. - Aki, Leilani Oahu, Hawaii R.L.C. - Norbo, Carol Medicine Lake ■S9 •% Juniors Barker, Bernos Mtn. Home, Idaho Berry, Roger Sidney Bowen, Rae Baker Carroll, Kaaren Colo. Spgs., Colo. Cobetto, Joel Red Lodge Diefenbruch, Paul Cranford, N. J. 39 Donovan, James Billings Forseth, Thorm Billings Forster, Daniel Roberts Gillick, William Park Ridge, 111. Gislason, Valgerdur Bow Island, Alberta Canada Gustafson, Michael Milwaukie, Ore. Hangosky, Brian Lansing, Mich. Hatcher, Maureen Fairfield Hatfield, Richard Syracuse, N. Y. Hawley, Larry Powell, Wyo. Henderson, Neil Miles City Hink, Philip Billings 40 Hobson, Fred Torrington, Wyo. Holcomb, Judith Billings Hurley, Jeanette Idaho Falls, Idaho Keller, John Royal Oak, Mich. Kerr, Sarah Whittier, Calif. Kingston, Heather Rochester, N. Y. McBride, Sharon Joliet Mcintosh, Marlowe Billings McLees, Gary Billings McLees, May Billings Mikos, Gary Chicago, 111. Morast, Duane Terrv 41 Neal, Robert Butte Nelson, Carol Billings Nelson, Ronald Gildford O ' Brien, John Darby Renwick, Katherine Miles City Richardson, Wayne Sedalia Ross, Delia Terry Ryniker, Harriet Billings Schneider, Marian Billings Shore, Lenwood Cody, Wyo. Sovey, Ronald Moline, 111. Stocker, Margaret Butte 42 Stower, William Shelby Wirtz, Ronald Corvallis Wood, Nancy Roseville, Calif. Wood, Windsor Norwalk, Ohio NO PICTURES AVAILABLE Babcock, John F. Columbia Falls Hogan, William Roberts Bondy, Kenneth Ft. Peck McCollough, Michael White Sulphur Springs Clingman, Rodger Billings Mooney, Daniel Sheridan Darmody, Richard Floral Park, N. Y. Nelson, Jerry Kalispell Dietz, John Joliet Olson, Marvin Fairfield Dobbin, Dennis Billings Powell, Philip Chicago, 111. Frost, Ronald Harlowtown Robertson, Elaine Glasgow Wilmot, Ronald Chardon, Ohio 43 Ardizon, Jose Havana, Cuba Grimes, Charles Billings Hobson, Erma Torrington, Wyo. Holcomb, Nelson Billings Lee, Betty Denton Marquardt, Duane Scottsbluff, Neb. Special Students Murphy, Patricia Columbus Nation, Richard Sunnyvale, Calif. Papapanayiotis, Dimitrius Athens, Greece Parriott, Elizabeth Livingston Vernon, Elizabeth Laurel Williams, Ralph Billings 44 Second Semester New Students Arthun, Lor en Avent, Margaret Bolmeier, Merle Boris, Charles Bunch, Charlotte Chrisman, William Cochrane, Rosamond Coley, Gary DeSocio, Michael Dickson, Margaret Dolderer, Robert Dover, Mildred Einfeldt, Helene Fitzgerald, Beatrice Frost, Peter Goulding, Natalie Groom, Johann Gross, Jeanne Hanson, Constance Hart, Mabel Hart, Mrs. Ray Heinle, Eugene Hovland, Irene Huntsberry, Amelia Jackson, Stanley Johnson, Albin Johnson, Erland Keohane, Neil Kimzey, Dennis Klein, John Knapp, Ronald Knudsen, Robert LaPierre, Laurence LaRue, Helen Lunday, Paula Lyman, Dorothy Maner, Don Mann, Walter Mitchell, Jerry Moore, Gary Moss, William Myers, Helen Nelson, Donna Oakman, Christopher O ' Malley, Martha Peabody, Nan Ruegsegger, Lois Sarbaum, Inez Sedwick, Joe Sedwick, Kathleen Shelley, Gary Shillingstad, Robert Smith, Evelyn Stobar, Jeorg Sundquist, Judith Tustin, Richard Vontver, May White, Earl White, Robert Wilberton, Thomas Williams, Irene 43 Wills 11111 BROWN, TERRY - Billings Major: Physical Education Minor: History GIRARD, MORMAN - Scobey Major: Biology Minor: Mathematics HILBERT, SHARON - Malta Major: English Minor: Foreign Language MEIWALD, FREDRICK - Havre Major: Mathematics Minor: Sociology AHL, ZOE - Billings Major: History Minor: English BARR, BERNARD Major: Biology Minor: Education Laurel BELTS, HOWARD - Worden Major: Physical Education Minor: History and Mathematics BUCK, CHARLES Major: Biology Minor: History Billings : Seniors BYFIELD, ROBERT - Billings Major: Biology and Chemistry Minor: Mathematics and Education CHOATE, DON - Columbia Falls Major: Economics Minor: Art $ DICKINSON, CAROL - Three Forks Major: History Minor: Physical Education ERFLE, DONALD - Rapleji Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology FRENCH, JERRY - Absarokee Major: Physical Education Minor: History GAMMEL, MARY Major: Music Minor: English Moorcroft, Wyoming HILL, CLARENCE D. Major: Economics Minor: History Houston, Texas HILL, SANDRA Major: German Minor: French Billings A9 HOFMANN, DONALD Major: Chemistry Minor: Mathematics Worden KAGIE, JO ANN - Thermopolis, Wyoming Major: Mathematics Minor: Biology KIM, SOOK - Seoul, Korea Major: Sociology Minor: Education MALONEY, RONALD - Cranford, New Jersey Major: Physical Education Minor: Business Administration PENA, MARY - Sidney Major: Sociology Minor: Religion and German PERSONETT, PATRICIA - Columbia Falls Major: Physical Education Minor: Mathematics RAPSTAD, THEODORE - Billings Major: Physical Education Minor: Mathematics SALLEY, LaVERNE - Brooklyn, New York Major: Religion Minor: French 50 Seniors SCHWEIGERT, JAMES - Billings Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology SCHYE, WILLIAM - White Sulphur Springs Major: Business Administration Minor: Education SHORE, DENNIS - Cody, Wyoming Major: Business Administration Minor: Biology STEWART, RAYMOND - Havre Major: History Minor: French TAPERA, IGNATIUS Major: Biology Minor: Psychology South Rhodesia WEST, TERRANCE - Billings Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry and Education ZUROFF, SYLVIA - Richey Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology Pictures Not Available ADOLPH, ROBERT - Billings Major: Biology Minor: German AMUNDSEN, WELDON - Joliet Major: Physical Education Minor: Industrial Arts ANDERSON, DAVID - Three Forks Major: Business Administration Minor: Mathematics ANDERSON, MARTIN - Kearney, Nebraska Major: Biology Minor: Economics and Business ARMAGOST, WILBUR - Roundup Major: History Minor: Music BALL, RAYNA - Libby Major: Music Minor: French BURTON, BEE Z. - Reed Point Major: English Minor: Education CARPENTER, RODNEY - Glendive Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology DOTY, ALLEN - Byron, Wyoming Major: Economics and Business Administration Minor: Psychology EHRET, MARVIN - Plevna Major: Physical Education Minor: Education FOWLER, BRUCE - Miles City Major: Psychology HAMILTON, CAROLYN -Springfield, Pennsylvania Major: Sociology Minor: Religion HARDIN, THOMAS - Warren, Ohio Major: Biology Minor: English HAYNES, GARY - Miles City Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry HILL, RICHARD - Port Washington, New York Major: Sociology Minor: Music HUNTER, HOWARD - Havre Major: Philosophy Minor: Religion LITTLE SOLDIER, DALE - Golden Valley, North Dakota Major: Natural Science Minor: Education MOYERS, EDWARD - Oaklawn, Illinois NICOLL, DONALD - Glenview, Illinois Major: Business Administration Minor: Mathematics POTTER, GEORGE - Round Lake, New York Major: Music Minor: Business Administration ROLANDSON, LAYNE - Circle Major: Business Administration Minor: Sociology STIFFLER, CHARLES - Sheridan, Wyoming Major: Elementary Education Minor: Psychology ULRICH, MINNIE - Billings VERNON, ELIZABETH - Laurel Major: Elementary Education Minor: Religion WRZINSKI, JOHN - Ryegate Major: Physical Education Minor: History 52 Student Council FIRST ROW: Carol Norbo, Sharon Hanson, Carol Steinmetz, Frank Belts, President; Dr. Clifford Murphy, adviser; Sharon Hilbert, Leilani Aki, Sandi Muckelston. SECOND ROW: Don Hofmann, Vice President; Fred Meiwald, Ron Nelson, Roger Berry, Otto Larsen. Student Council The Student Council is the executive board of the Associated Students, duly elected and appointed in accordance with the Constitution. There are four class representatives, four or more representatives at large, two faculty advisers, and the elective and appointive officers. What ' s your opinion, Advisor Clark? A new Student Body President??????? Yellowstone Staff FIRST ROW: Leilani Aki, co-editor; Robert Fitzgerald, business manager; Sharon McBride, co-editor. SECOND ROW: Ron Nelson, Anita Elings, Audrey Harman, Bernice Schultz, Patricia Darling, Diane Kema, Sherry Miller, Sandi Muckelston, Sue Myrick, Marjorie Jozwiak, Hal Mathew. Publications The Yellowstone, a yearbook, is published annually by a selected editorial board. The Echo, the College newspaper, is published by RMC students and sponsored by the Publication Committee of the Student Council. JL J JU 4 ' ■ IB i C ' EM W) .in r fl ■ . ■at 111 i ■.• ■■. ,-j Echo Staff FIRST ROW: Irbi Hoff, assistant editor; Robert Thibeault, editor; Frank Richter, business manager. SECOND ROW: Christopher Oakman, Jeanne Gross, Nancy Crosby, Lisa Foxall, Peter Clark. BACK ROW: Richard McCann, Dick Kaminski, John Babcock, Calvin Ray, Raymond Stewart, Danny Hill. RMC Concert Choir FIRST ROW: Lana Cue, Luclnda Hepler, Sandra Ritchey, Judy McCullough, Terry West, Richard Humphreys, Rodney Shepard, Brian Hangosky, Mary Pena, Marianne Wesbrook, Carol Anderson. SECOND ROW: Kaaren Carrol, Betty Vernon, Sherryl Naylor, Terry Wells, Bert Solle, Robert Fitzgerald, Richard Hill, Diane Kema, Cheryl Bowers, Audrey Harman. THIRD ROW: Pat Vernon, Carolyn Barrett, Betty Ginther, Bruce Fowler, Gary Mhyre, Ted Ward, Terry Brown, Robert McLaughlin, Mary Anderson, Zoe Ann Ahl, Pat Darling. BACK ROW: Mary Gammel, Linda Pobanz, Dianne Feller, Howard Hunter, Roger Berry, Don Brown, David Spencer, Joe Cross, David Hunt, Phillip Hink, Myrel Peterson, Kathy Fine, Delia Ross. Concert Choir This choral organization is open to all qualified students. The director gives an informal examination to all applicants. ROBLEY LAWSON, Director WW iii ! i j h 1 flfl J Bk IP f f!!!|I! 1 |L Jj f; 1 rf n 1 1 II jj i n Kfil BH H I! r IJB fl ium 1 l v . if Wil : ' « « Hi ,- 1 RMC Band FIRST ROW: Kathy Renwick, Carol Ann Grose, Jeanne Miller, Donna Moore, Bernos Barker, Lloyd Florence, Irbi Hoff, Charlene Hanson. SECOND ROW: Rayna Ball, JoAnn Counter, Bernice Schultz, Jerry Jackson, Sarah Kerr, Rae Bowen, Sharon Hanson. THIRD ROW: James Freeman, Jerry Swanson, Don Brown, Peter Frost, Don Hofmann, Fred Meiwald, David Ripa, Russ Hall, Lyle Grenz, Noel Collins, Jerry Nelson. BACK ROW: William File, John Borer, William Stower, Sharon Damm, George Potter, James Mercer, Mr. Richard Ramsey, Gary McLees, Mr. Rex Sutherland. RMC Band The members of this group are subject to ability and interest, as determined by playing proficiency. REX SUTHERLAND, Director i. JfS w Q- ' ; 4 ■i 4 TTie Sparkettes Sandi Rundle, Gail Wasko, Irbi Hoff, Leilani Aki, Marilyn Marsh. This group of lovelies lend color and spirit to football and basketball games. MAZIE SHARON CAROLYN v LaVERNE FIRST ROW: Weldon Amundsen, Ron Maloney, Ron Nelson, Stan Holmquist. SECOND ROW: Don Choate, Bert Solle, James Endicott, Edward Taylor, Don Hofmann. THIRD ROW: Mr. Robley Lawson, Advisor; Ken Bondy, Neil Henderson, Ron Wangrud, PaulDiefenbruch, Ron Wirtz, Roger Berry. Rho Alpha Rho Rho Alpha Rho is the organization of lettermen which seeks to promote good fellow- ship among those participating in athletics and to encourage good sportsmanship in all ac- tivities. NEW MEMBERS OF RHO ALPHA RHO FIRST ROW: David Spencer, Ted Ward, Dwight Field, Jim Carter. SECOND ROW: Alfredo Rolando, Don Nicoll, Robert Badger, Randy Smith, Matt Green. THIRD ROW: Joe Franklin, Doug Dundas, Gene Heinle, Don Dundas, Myron Vogele, Mike Kikkert. WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Bernos Barker, Pat Personett, Leilani Aki. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Zuroff, Carol Steinmetz. ' ' • ' ' • ' ' o f ■$!■ f Women ' s Athletic Association Membership is open to all women students who are interested in the women ' s athletic pro- gram. Women may earn athletic letters on a working point system. The athletic events of all women at the College are sponsored by this association. 59 We greatly appreciate our dorm parents and their efforts to make us a home away from home. Mrs. Alice Turner Kenny Hall Mrs. Leona Curnow Women ' s Residence Mrs. Marion Van de Mark Alden Hall Charles Stiffler Kimball Hall Kenneth Christensen Tyler Hall Associated Women Students AWS is a fellowship and service organization which provides for the discussion of common interests and en- ables women to play an ef- fective role in the College Community. It is open to all women students of the College. AWS OFFICERS Carol Norbo, president; JoanJorgensen, vice president; Kathy Fine, treasurer; Sandi Ritchey, social chairman; Mary Anderson, secretary. Second floor - Women ' s Residence Hall First floor - Women ' s Residence Hall 60 The men of Kenny Hall pictured with their dorm mother, Mrs. Alice Turner. Men of Alden Hall pose before their home for this picture. Kimball Hall men stop for their picture. .M YOUNG REPUBLICANS FIRST ROW: Martha O ' Malley, Dennis Casey, President; Carol Nelson, Kendra Boyden. SECOND ROW: Tom Bird, Dianne Feller, Robert Knudsen, Nancy Roberts, Pat Mundt, Roger O ' Neil. BACK ROW: Bob McLaughlin, David Spencer, Otto Larsen, Carlo Ermirio, Janice Carlson. Young Republicans This organization seeks to promote an interest in politics on the local, state, and national level. Circle K Club This organization is set up to develop leadership traits among its members by under- taking service projects on campus and in the community. CIRCLE K CLUB FIRST, ROW: Richard Darmody, Gary Mikos, Bob Thibeault, Dennis Casey. SECOND ROW: Frank Richter, Sam Coffey, Richard Kleeman, Leland Wilson, Don Hofmann, John Babcock. BACK ROW: Paul Jarvi, Jim Hoffman, Richard Bylund, Dave Spencer, Dave Frazier, Ed Pieson. Student Education Association Membership in the Clarence G. Manning Chapter consists of those look-, ing forward to a teaching career. STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: JoAnn Kagie, treasurer; Patty Personett, secretary; Terry West, president; Dennis Casey, vice president. SECOND ROW: Kathy Renwick, Carol Anderson, Marcia Houser, Calvin Ray, Mert Rustad, Fred Hobson, Robert Knudsen. BACK ROW: Jackie Yoder, Jeanne Gross, Marge Jozwiak, Mary Gammel, Paul Jarvi, John Wrzesinski. 62 FRONT ROW: Ed Taylor, Ron Maloney, co-captain, Don Nicoll, Mike McCullough, Bud Colby, Matt Green, Isaac Martin, Ken Postma, Ron Wangrud, John Wrzenski, co-captain, Mike Kikkert. SECOND ROW: Luke Gerber, Joel Cobetto, Bill Schye, Weldon Amundsen, Don Choate, Bob Badger, Charles Stephens, Fred Rolando, Bert Solle, Gary Haynes, Ted Ward, Dave Hunt.BACK ROW: Charles Hamway, Mgr., Randy Smith, Stan Holmquist, Ron Frost, Jim Forseth, Dave Spencer, Art Walawender, Roger Berry, Everett Cook, Merton Rustad, Paul Diefenbruch, Jim Endicott, Dwight Field, Charles Stiffler, Asst. Coach, Frank Mathew, Head Coach. Football 64 C3H ,+ ( , mj fj rj2 tmb Bit 1 ■ m i 1 JSHBH JK3 HEf bv RON MALONEY All Conference FRANK MATHEW Head Coach Rocky ' s fighting Bears finished with a 2 won - 3 lost record. The real bright spot on the team was the hard playing of Ron Maloney, who made the All-Conference first team in the backfield and who was co-captain along with John Wrzenski. With over twenty lettermen returning, much optimism can be seen for next season. v- ■ r r S S v -- ' . •■■■■ •-! .-, ■ . .. . . -A «8 | ,,,p ' Pi« • UPf f  ' Opponents RMC South Dakota Tech 20 Northwest Community 26 ♦Northern 13 22 ♦Carroll 32 12 ♦Mines 6 19 ♦Eastern 25 13 ♦Western 42 « ♦ Conference Game M % }%s FRONT ROW: Left to Right, Myron Vogele, Neil Henderson, Doug Dundas, Don Dundas, John Fagan, Larry Nees. SECOND ROW: Rick Mahugh, David Hunt, Larry Pederson, Jim Carter, Roger Berry, Stan Holmquist. THIRD ROW: Henry Pretty On Top, Gary Haynes, David Payne, Joseph Franklin, Gordon Balog, Mickey Dobbins. FOURTH ROW: Coach Klindt, Ron Nelson, Larry Clause, and Manager Jim Schweigert. Basketball The Bear ' s basketball squad finished with an over-all record of 12 victories and 7 losses. In a tough conference schedule the squad finished with a 5 won and 5 lost record for an even .500 percentage. Next year can be looked forward to as an even better year as there were no seniors on the squad. With the added experience, next year ' s team should improve even more on this year ' s record. HERB KLINDT - Coach 66 J JOE RMC Black Hills Teacher ' s College Black Hills Teacher ' s College Dickinson State Teacher ' s College Dickinson State Teacher ' s College South Dakota Tech South Dakota Tech Black Hills Teacher ' s College Black Hills Teacher ' s College Malmstrom AFB CONFERENCE GAMES Eastern Carroll Western Mines Carroll Northern Eastern Mines Western Northern STAN They 75 53 61 53 72 76 80 81 77 61 83 47 78 66 72 68 80 58 52 90 90 78 86 81 98 54 68 94 65 56 56 85 96 55 85 96 91 92 RON LARRY LARRY ▼ ' . I Track and Field And away she goes! Stretch, Pete. Every inch counts I UP AND OVER - We did it again! «ss J Stretch and Strain KNEELING: Bernie Barr, Bill Kraske, Weldon Amundsen. STANDING: Gary Hines, Bob Badger, Dick Carpenter. GARY and DICK BERNIE BOB WELDON BERNIE, BILL, and BOB Sports-Minded Women The Rocky Women are also active in the field of sports. The participation involves all women who enjoy sports. Activities include regular intramurals and special sport ' s days. This year, the women saw action in volleyball, bad- minton, tumbling, basketball, and softball. $ — mm y £« ft f | | | f  i ■ t i The Rocky Mountain College band, under the direction of Rex Sutherland, performs at the Homecoming half-time. The Pompon girls and twirlers also enjoy entertaining the audience. HOMECOMING FINALISTS: Carolyn Wilks, Mary Ann Hamlin, Mazie Stocker, Donna Blair, and Carol Steinmetz. Dave Spencer and Isaac Martin enter the parade with the Circle K Club. Something Old - Something New The circuit rider was sponsored by Sky Pilots. The Beanie and the Mortar Board float was entered by the Freshman class. ' . Time for Victory was the theme for the Sophomore float. 73 Kaaren Carroll (Female lead) and Pat Darling. Dick Hill (Male lead) and interested cast. Bob FitzGerald, Howard Hunter, Bert Solle, and Ted Ward. Pat Darling Howard Hunter and Pat Darling FRONT ROW: Hal Mathew. SECOND ROW: Lenora Edeburn, Maureen Nicoll, Dick Humphreys, Lee Wilson, Richard Darmondy. BACK ROW: Don Choate, Paul Jarvi, John Babcock, Richard Kleemann, LaVerne Salley. Faith In Action THE SYMBOL What does the symbol of the cross and molecular structure mean? The slanting cross suggests moving, dynamic, action, the redemptive principle of Christ carrying his cross to appointed glory; it suggests struggling for creative expression despite overwhelming odds; it suggests God working in us to restore wholeness to our existence. The molecular structure looks in appearance like the formula for Vitamin A, meaning vision, or perception ; better still, it symbolizes truth and discovery which man has yet to perceive and find. A molecule represents the smallest part of a substance that can exist separately and still retain its composition, symbolizing man (microcosm) in the world (macrocosm). The symbol of the cross and molecular structure represent man ' s unceasing quest to search for new discoveries based upon faith in his assumptions which lead to dynamic developments and world con- tributions. The Reverend Joseph Duffey is instructor in social ethics and director of admissions at Hart- ford Seminary in Connecticut. A native of West Virginia, Duffey has served as a (Baptist) University Pastor in Boston, as a (Congregational) pastor in Danvers, Mass., and has been at Hartford for the last two years. Rev. Duffey has published articles in the Christian Century, Pulpit, Christianity and Crisis, United Church Herald and the Hart- ford Quarterly. 76 Zoe Ahl, Dr. Ernest Dibble, and Dick McCann prepare for the Model United Nations. The Model United Nations At Rocky Rocky was honored to host the model United Nations Security Council sessions this winter. Among the topics discussed at these meetings were India-China, Berlin-Cuba, and Voting Proportions. At the sessions Rocky represented the delegations of Venezuela, USSR, and the Philippines. The problems at this conference look as serious as those that really exist. Calm, Cool, and Collected. That ' s our Carol! 78 Our Queen, Carol Wake up, Sleeping Beautyl rt • I I I Oh, Mom, I won 1 1 tf, J : V : . : 79 fruty Miss Betty Ginther was crowned 1963 Sweetheart by Mazie Stocker, the 1962 Sweetheart. Betty was chosen by Kenny Hall to represent their dorm in this pageant. Betty is a Sophomore from Fairfield, Montana. 1 r n n (JO n n o o 10 j N Archie Cochrane Motors Empire Motors, Inc. F. A. Whitaker Buick, Inc. Geo. R. Pierce, Inc. Lew Chevrolet Company Maclntyre Motor Company Midland Dodge, Inc. R. B. Fraser, Inc. Ryan Oldsmobile, Inc. Yellowstone Motor Sales Finest Quality Friendliest Service Outstanding Values Newest Fashions First at 29th The Family Store in Downtown Billings Bob Jahn Body Shop 2014 1st Ave. North Billings, Montana You Wreck ' Em We Fix ' Em For Information And Service, Call 245-4811 Bert IAlli Insurance Service ' as near as your phone 515 North 27th St. 252-1915 day or nite The Airport Road STATE FARM INSURANCE Check Your Insurance Needs ) LIFE INSURANCE ) FAMILY POLICY ) MORTGAGE CANCELLATION ) FIRE INSURANCE ) AUTO INSURANCE ) Guaranteed Savings Plan Take care of YOUR NEEDS now -- Today 515 North 27th St. BERT LILLIS IWSURA1SCE SERVICE Phone 245-3725 Early American Holliday Furniture Co., Inc. 112 No. 29th St. - Billings, Montana PAUL COOKE, Manager - Danish Modern Quality Home Phone 9-5359 Service Terms KEEPING OUR SERVICE YOUR BEST BARGAIN IS EVERYBODY ' S JOB AT THE MONTANA POWER COMPANY n SC3 .... ■,■?--- s = Dining Room Logan Field - Billings, Montana AT THE AIRPORT Coffee Shop Hitchin ' Post Lounge 245-3 63 6 YEARS OF TRADITION IN QUALITY AND SERVICE Billings, Montana Four Complete Stores To Serve You HART-ALBIN COMPANY HART-ALBIN STORE FOR MEN HART-ALBIN BOOK STORE HART-ALBIN YOUTH CENTER Snook Art Co. 110 No. 29th St. Downtown Billings, Montana Headquarters For: Artist ' s Supplies Drawing Materials And Picture Framing Noyes Grocery Prompt, Courteous Service Daily Delivery Wide Assortment Friendly Atmosphere 249-4548 602 No. 27th Billings CURLEY-NAYLOR ELECTRIC CO. Phone 245-4722 123 North 16th St. WIRING SERVICE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Billings, Montana COMPLIMENTS OF MIDLAND FEED COMPANY BILLINGS, MONTANA 33rd 1st Ave. ALWAYS EASY PARKIN H ' tfUfildf ' Nothing Down - 2 Years To Pay CJ0Z-- , ftftt LIVINGSTON-BILLINGS MONTANA TYPEWRITER SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS 3101 1st Avenue North Billings, Montana Phone AL 9-0429 1 1 iMm 245m09 U , — KI1£S e s fm r Billing ' s Most Complete Sport Shop 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 MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY Phone AL 2-5197 Billings Magazines - Hospital Supplies Drugs - Cosmetics Greeting Cards Cameras and Film Professional Pharmacy Complete Drugstore Ray C. Steiner, Reg. Ph. Fine Accommodations WESTWARD HO LODGE Phone CH 5-412! 1315 N. 27th St. BILLINGS Your Hardware Department Store Compliments Of % JEWELERS i F ine D iamonds Easy T erms Two Convenient Locations 2817 2nd Ave. North West Park Plaza Western College of Auctioneering THE AUCTIONEERS CHOICE Four Terms Yearly March - Spring June - Summer September - Fall December - Winter Rocky Mountain College Box 1458 Billings, Montana 124 Evergretn Shopping H. 29th Centtr Ph. 245-3535 Ph. 252-0222 •I T-r-nr -n - 7 , i Q rmf ' 300 ROOMS One Of The Aristocrats Of The West Newly Air Conditioned Located In The Heart Of Downtown Billings Phone CH 5-5121 28th 1st Ave. N. BERG ' S SPORTS DEN Athletic Equipment Award Jackets Sweaters Skiing Equipment Fishing Tackle 2921 2nd Ave. N. Ph. AL 2-4! Billings, Montana BILLINGS ENGRAVING COMPANY ex ) manufacturers of fine printing plates and offset printing films 16 South 26th Billings, Montana Looking For A Delicious, Delectable Treat? Maximum Portion Minimum Price That ' s What You ' ll Find At Henry ' s Drive-Inn 15th And Grand Home Of The Bigger, Better 15 Cent ' er S. M. Cook Travel Service Steamship Rail Airline Cruises And Tours Four North Broadway Billings, Montana Stanley S. Woods 252-0755 7{JeAt6wod MAYTAG FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 115 North 27th Street Ph. 252-3888 Billings, Montana Hotel GENERAL CUSTER BILLINGS, MONTANA TRY OUR COFFEE SHOP FREE GUEST PARKING CORNER OF 1st at 27th PH. CH 5-5 144 Saga Food TAKES THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK THE STUDENTS FOR THE CHANCE TO SERVE THEM AND FOR THEIR COOPERATION THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Rainbow Cleaners Fine Dry Cleaning And Shirt Laundry TWO LOCATIONS: 311 North 32nd 3112 1st Ave. South Ph. 259-1535 Midland Materials Co, Sand Gravel Ready-Mix Concrete Asphalt Paving 748 S 24 W 252-7124 Uptown MoteJ 1616 1st Avenue North 22 UNITS Room Phones Television On Route To Glacier Yellowstone Parks The Schweigerts 252-7105 •JeA INSURANCE ASSOCIATES 1333 ' 2 AIRPORT RO AD — Bl LLI N G S, MONTANA TELEPHONE 252-9385 ' COMPLETE INSURANCE MANAGEMENT AL STEVENS DIRBREY DARNIELLA JACK LAWSON FIRE AUTO CASUALTY LIFE HEALTH ACCIDENT R. M. C. BOOKSTORE HERE TO SERVE YOU TEXTBOOKS PAPER SUPPLIES PHILIP J. GANSON Manager ATHLETIC GOODS SWEAT SHIRTS CERAMIC GOODS PERSONAL ITEMS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1963 THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE J. C Boespflug Construction Co. 502 North 25th St. Ph. 245-3569 Billings, Montana General Contractors Klean-It Company 252-0261 425 North 19th Street Billings, Montana YES, WE DO . . . BILLINGS LAUNDRY SANITONE CLEANERS Two Locations to Serve You: • Across from the Downtown Postoffice • 15th and Grand ' ■ uy Where yok:; THE Benefit Mojsi INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA ■-• ' ' - .l,NDlJNAPQ ' US,rlNDI NA, the original and only company specializing in insurance for college men . . . represented only by college men . . . selling exclusively to college men. Kenneth W. Wilson Representative P.O. Box 71 Phone 587-4043 Bozeman 27, Montana CoNcmfo ' Pzodtirt? €® ■• ' Concrete Examples of Quality ' 3044 HESPER ROAD P.O. BOX 3027 PHONE 245-3051 - AREA CODE 406 BILLINGS, MONTANA i±= Professional Janitorial Service Carpets - Rugs - Walls Sofas - Chairs - Windows Kleenzal Company Phone 252-0118 Gary Waite Janitorial Supplies Red Gables Motel 16 Modern Units Television -- Room Phones Air Conditioning Close In On U.S. 10 And 212 Phone 252-9391 Wes And Virginia Jennison Skaggs Drug Center Cosmetics School Supplies The Original Pay-Less Drug Store 217 No. Broadway Billings Larry ' s Texaco Service OUR MOTTO - Where Service Makes The Difference 942 Broadwater Avenue Portraits By Roselle Fine Portraits Need Not Be Expensive Portraits Weddings Children Graduation Dial Billings 248-8338 Hester Studio (Across From Fox Theatre) 317 N. Broadway After Hours Dial 245-5706 JUi co 7fUf 4 cCs fgUNDERf OASH-WAY-LUMBERQO. HI! 1SfAV£.NO. ' BILLINGS P. O. Box 1294 GMC TRUCKS Grain Bodies Stock Bodies Trailers Dump Bodies Hoists Winches ilrttetitefe TRUCK ' - EQUIPMENT CO. Phone 252-6631 631 P.O. Box 172 123 North 15th St. Billings, Montana NORTH SIDE LOCKER PLANT WHOLESALE and RETAIL MEATS Ph. 252-5686 BILLINGS A Successful Future Means Clothes from... MEN ' S AND BOYS ' STORE 2910 Second Avenue North Wally for Tires New Tires Recaps Used Tires Your Tire Man Since Your First Car H-C-L Equipment, Inc. The Best in Truck Equipment Ph. 252-5154 421 No. 20th Billings, Montana Ph. 452-7821 Vaughn Road Great Falls, Montana Northern Hotel Sunburst, Montana FOR SALE Mr. Mrs. C. E. Martin - Owners youb befit UweAtment Billings Sash Door Company 116 North 20th St. Ph. AL 2-0131 Daxtis EiEric Phone 252-9252 West Park Plaza Billings, Montana Peterson Typewriter Exchange 502 North 32nd Billings, Montana Phone 245-5151 ir ' M products r, 501 No. 18th 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 Special Fabrication Monarch Clothing West Park Plaza Rogers Market Fresh Fruits - Vegetables Snacks - Party Goods Custom Meat Cutting Complete Meat Department Open Until 9 :30 Every Night Except Sundays 1048 North 25th Ph. 248-8497 Billings, Montana John ' s Barber Shop Phone AL 2-4950 1212 Grand Ave. Billings, Montana John Hochhalter M d Compliments Of Sandy ' s Drive Inn Wholesale Only 2610-14 Montana Avenue Telephone 252-2109 Billings, Montana Western Office Equipment, Inc, Complete Line Of Business And Office Supplies. 2615 10th Ave. North Trott Printing Co, Announcements Stationery - Printing Fountain Pens - Ballpoint Pens Office Supplies Babcock Theatre Building Phone 245-3481 w. P. Fuller Co. Paints, Glass Wallpaper 15 N. 29th St. Billings, Montana Phone 259-5519 Insure With Peter Yegen, Jr. Since 1919 The Insurance Man We Pay For Ashes And Sell Dirt Cheap REALTORS 211 N. 30th St. AL 2-0163 Athletic Supply, Inc. Complete Line Of Athletic Supplies For Educational Institutions |c ;)c;(c A.S.I, takes this opportunity to express its appreciation for the fine patronage of the past year. We look forward to serving your needs again! 2807 Montana Avenue Phone 252-0842 Billings, Montana Cameras And Photographic Supplies Developing And Printing azpete Rg? 105 N. 29th St. Billings, Montana FINE FASHIONS Start at... Mildred Hazel Shop, Inc. 117 Broadway West Park Plaza Billings Montana Corsages, Cut Flowers, Plants For All Occasions. Coffman ' s Floral B. R. Coffman Flower And Gift Shop 2822 First Avenue North Billings, Montana F. W. Woolworth Co m pany Highest Quality Merchandise at Reasonable Prices 105 N. Broadway 1212 Grand Ave. Dude Rancher Lodge BILLINGS, MONTANA ENJOY THE UNIQUE FOOD AND ATMOSPHERE IN THE DUDE RANCHER DINING AREA ICE CREAM and SEVEN-UP ENJOY A SEVEN-UP ICE CREAM FLOAT with... SWITCH TO .fresh fruit flavor you can see] Continuous Quality Continuous Price •omre v eH vthoht or r«i coca coi co ' t •? Beverages of Billings Maynard Stationery Company Specializing In Offset Printing Distributors A. B. Dick Products Mimeograph Spirit Offset Equipment And Supplies Phone 245-5908 3307 4th Avenue North Wally ' s Town and Country Cleaners Two Locations: 27th And Poly Drive 645 Main CS n The Rims Barber Shop PROMOTERS OF GOOD APPEARANCE FOR APPOINTMENTS CALL 252-6727 JACK BREWER, PROPRIETOR CLYDE DRAIN BILL DRAIN 4 POLY DRIVE BILLINGS, MONTANA When Downtown Stop At Tommy ' s Grill 2717 1st Ave. No. (Across From The Northern) Good Food Homemade Pie Fresh Rolls Open Daily 6 A.M. - 11:30 P.M. 112 North Broadway Phone 245-5766 e c)iicL SCHOOL PORTRAITS CANDID WEDDINGS MY PHOTOGRAPHER, PHIL BLOCH 252-2935 113 NORTH 29TH STREET CONGRATULATIONS! 1963 GRADS Student Tour Headquarters Complete Travel Service Airplane Tickets Steamship Tickets Railroad Tickets Bus Tickets Cruises, Resorts, Hotel Reservations Wilcox Travel Service Phone 252-0581 2814 Third Avenue North Billings, Montana Hotel James Clean - Quiet - Friendly Special Student Rates Corner First Ave. North 27th Street Across From The Turf HUDSONS FOR THE FAMILY West Park Plaza Get a Firm Lease on Life With Every Building Need from . . . MskC UJHBER, I Corner 4th at 27th Street Phone 259-5531 Higginbotham Koppe Jewelers Located At 106 North Broadway Shop Free And Easy Parking Nationally Advertised Merchandise For The Entire Family CHARGE IT 3 Convenient Charge Plans To Suit Your Budget ENJOY YOURSELF Go BOWLING, Go JUBILEE Jubilee Bowlin g Lanes West Park Plaza BILLINGS, MONTANA Jakab ' s Art Galle •7 2518 6th Ave. No. Billings, Mon tana Impo rted O riginal Oil Paintings, Water Color Etchings , etc. by Known E uropean Artists Also P icture Frames Framing Service In Three Days Stroup ' s Evergreen Hardware lire Your Friendly Hardware Store Phone 255-0888 13th And Grand In The Evergreen Shopping Center The home of high quality fashions Something New Every Day oles ' Department Store BlLLINGS.MONTANA Industrial Equipment Company 1800 6th Avenue North Phone 252-2158 Billings, Montana A.M. Livingston 909 Canyon Cody, Wyoming Phone 587-2550 Dr. Olen J. Erb Complete Visual Service Also Contact Lenses 2812 3rd Ave. No. Ph. 248-6523 White ' s Gift Studio 2705 Second Avenue North P. 0. Box 986 Phone AL 2-1636 Billings, Montana Rimrock Lodge Just A Good Place To Stay; Visiting Students - Parents Say It ' s THE BEST Ph. AL 2-7107 1200 No. 27th St. Benjamin jfls. Moored OLSON ' S COLOR SPOT TELEPHONE 9-8619 2814 FIRST AVENUE NORTH BILLINGS, MONTANA TED OLSON, OWNER Marion Opticians Makers Of Fine Glasses Two Locations To Serve You 2911 3rd Ave. North Phone 259-6877 And Buttreys Shopping Center Phone 259-6786 Contact Lenses - Bushnell Binoculars And Zenith Hearing Aids Nethig Shoe Service Specialized Shoe Repair Shoe Polishes - Accessories Key Duplications All Work Guaranteed ' Evergreen Shopping Center Piece Goods - Draperies - Notions Upholstering - Hardware mam—— a 2707 2nd Ave. No. Phone 252-1919 Billings, Montana CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Students At Rocky From The Staff And Management Of Your 210 North 29th Street Billings, Montana Singer Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners Floor Polishers Typewriters Expert Sewing Machine Repairs Singer Sales Rentals Parts Service for all your sewing needs Look For The Singer And Red {y S Trademarks. Where To Call... Billings 259-9508 Miles City 232-1332 Singer Sewing Machine Co. Ill No. 29th Billings, Montana Our 57th Year Home Grown Longer Lasting Flowers Hoppers Billings Floral Lake Elmo Drive And Evergreen Shopping Center Joe Hopper All The GOODIES Of Life To You! Goodies Spud Chips Crisp as Autumn Leaves SUNSET BOWL 24 Brunswick Automatics 1625 Central Avenue Phone AL 2-0300 Plenty Of Parking Fountain - Lunch Pictured above: GeorQia-Pacific Kraft paper and containerboard products, hardwood and softwood plywoods, (umber, hardboard, chemicals. als and petroleum products FROM THE FORESTS OF GEORGIA-PACIFIC An endless supply of quality products. Georgia-Pacific constantly increases the yield of its vast timberlands . . . producing more trees per acre . . . creat- ing more products from each tree harvested. This is Dy- namic Conservation, a policy that guarantees a virtually limitless source of forest products. Continuous research results in an expanding list of prod ucts from Georgia-Pacific ' s timber harvest. Every tree becoming a more valuable source of materials. Fiber once considered waste now becomes quality papers and dramatic new products, such as Fiber-Ply,® a milestone of progress in the plywood field. Georgia-Pacific chemists even extract useful chemicals from bark, formerly considered worthless. Modern forestry methods grow 3 to 5 timber crops for G-P in the time it would take Nature alone to grow a single stand of trees. Mature trees are harvested at the peak of their productivity, and each new crop produces more high- quality timber per acre. For information and description of G-P products write G-P Corp., P.O. Box 311, Portland 7, Oregon GEORGIA- PACIFIC con pa ration America ' s First Family of Forest Products • paper • plywood • chemicals • lumber Plaza Barber Shop Across The Mall 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Tuesday Thru Saturday Three Barbers To Serve You 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 Archers Pizza Tacos Taco Burgers 1223 Grand Ave. Ph. 259-0082 Sherry Miller And Friend (Linda)? You don ' t say Carolyn PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD Trade At : SHOE STORE Since 1906 2815 1st Ave. N. Billings Nationally Advertised Fine Furniture - Drapes - Rugs And Carpets - Contract Furnishings - For the Very Best in Quality, Service, and Competitive Prices, on anything for the Home, Hotel, or Motel give us a call. We manufacture contract furniture for Hotels, Motels, and Offices right here in Billings. PIONEER P.O. BOX 3122 Ph. 259-4944 1420 Grand Ave. Billings, Montana A utographs ' IIIW ' M. -1 IT mfTTCT Lithographed iS Ernu.d by WALSWORTH : x ■ k 1k y a 1 , s ' HBU t r Waffll yfv , ' j , i| ,wJ ' «P - i. I m mmmt hf m ' h ' IV : ! Pil ©II mw w. ii . Si jm m