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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1967 volume:

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Rocky Mountain College presents CREWS STAGE Douglas Wicker, Chairman Lynne Ducharme Mary Frisbee Christopher Brewer COSTUMES Alice Feathers, Chairman PUBLICITY Claudia Potter Michael Stocklin TICKETS Lindamood ' s USHERS Preps Alpha Psi Omega THORNTON WILPER ' S OUR TOWN A CLASSIC OF THE AMERICAN STAGE Directed By CHARLES C« HEIMERDINGER N ov. 9,10,11 12 Losekamp Hall CURTAIN TIME 8:15 P.M. ADM. $1.50 TICKETS ON SALE AT LINDAMOOD ' S CONCESSIONS SOUND EFFECTS Marty Schneebeck, Chairman Dr. Robert Holmes Marilyn Brookshire Vee Eichinger MAKEUP LIGHTS Perry Kaminski,, Chairman Leslie Leavitt Kenneth Brothers Larry Harman Michael Traynor Ellis Parry Virginia Madeen Karen Coffman Mr. Roger Davis f Circle K PROPERTIES Marty Schneebeck Mr. Harold Stevens Douglas Wicker Tom Robs on Ruth Ann Bartel 39 Michael Traynor THE CAST (In the order of their appearance) STAGE MANAGER Douglas Wicker DB. GIBBS Tom Robson JOE CROWE LL Whitman Haller HOWIE NEWSOME Sven Ekiof MRS. GIBBS Sandra Thornton MRS. WEBB Virginia Madeen GEORGE GIBBS James Soderberg REBECCA GIBBS Claudia Potter WALLY WEBB David Reid EMILY WEBB Sheryl Munson PROFESSOR WILLARD Joseph Demyon MR. WEBB , . Christopher Brewer WOMAN IN THE BALCONY Bonnie Archer MAN IN THE AUDITORIUM Gary Sorum LADY IN THE BOX Alice Feathers SIMON STIMSON John Feathers MRS. SOAMES Laura O ' Neil CONSTABLE WARREN Joe Barker SI CROWELL . Rodney Davis Kenneth Brothers BASEBALL PLAYERS Gary Sorum Whitman Haller SAM CRAIG Joseph Demyon JOE STODDARD Kenneth Brothers ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGERS. . . . ElSs Parry FIRST DEAD MAN Ellis Parry SECOND DEAD MAN Paul Linse FARMER McCarthy Gary Sorum FIRST DEAD WOMAN Alice Feathers SECOND DEAD WOMAN Bonnie Archer CHOIR MEMBERS: Robert Lix, Benhart Prinkki, Paul Linse, Sven Eklof, Alice Feathers, Sandra Thornton, Virginia Madeen, Laura O ' Neil. ORGANIST: Nancy Freburg. 00 I (V) ' -0 31 KILLINGS, MONTAHA ACTIV li ■■■• A- C: w I N T E R ITIES Winter on Campus Losekamp Auditorium ' s Winter Covering Candlelight Supper CHRISTMAS AT R.M.C. Christmas Decorations in the Womens Residence Hall Wintertime on the mall PROCTOR LECTURERS AND ART SERIES Mrs. Esther Yntema Senior Editor Atlantic Monthly Dr. J. O. Brew Director, Peabody Museum Harvard University Prof. Donald Trautman Professor of Law, Harvard University Susann McDonald Harpist Ethan Ayre Poet Rev. John Wesley White Billy Graham Crusade fflHli jll ' 1 | 1 M Jt f:if i W _ _ra ' ■! l l w ' ' H • jB™r L«|v i 3 i- iiiiP ' 1 m B THE 40 LETTERMEN CONCERT wmmwT SWEETHEART BALL Sophomore class president Bill Honeck announces the winner. , Sandi Thornton A.) ■■ ' ' •■ ifcsr - . 44 ■ B Sweetheart candidates: Linda Hanson, Bev Carstens, Terri Foster, Lynne Morrison, Donna Patten. 45 QUEEN SANDY 46 MOST ELIGIBLE BACHELOR Jim Kelso ' Tyler Hall scores again with ' good guy ' Jim Kelso taking the honors as the Most Eligible Bachelor ' on campus. 47 b Bachelor Candidates Cheer up Bruce, it ' s only a song. The girls have their day at the polls. 5 =5 2 BACHELOR DANCE 49 ACTIV I ,«?; m s p R I N G ITIES .•••. r. THE GLASS A play in by Tennessee The Director The Players The Mother Her Son = . . Her Daughter The Gentleman Caller . . V H MENAGERIE two acts Williams Gina Madeen Alice Feathers John Feathers Sandi Thornton Kenneth Brothers 53 MISS R.M.C. { ' . PAGEANT Vee Ann Eichinger Mistress of Ceremonies Bruce Lloyd Master of Ceremonies Miss Congeniality Nancy Funk UUUUOuUUOOvJoO Twenty contestants vie for crown « '  fin ' ' ' o ' ' , ' ft ft : l 1 Semi-finalists Donna Buechler r MissR.M.C. Miss Nancy Zwemer 58 photos by SHANNON 59 CAST (in order of their appearance) FRED GRAHAM, actor, producer, writ ' =:r Michael Hink HARRY TREVOR Gary Deny LOIS LANE Nancy Hougaard RALPH (Stage manager) Tom Agnew LILLI VANESSI Sharon Krause HATTIE Jane Roberts STAGE DOORMAN Paul Linse PAUL • Zadok Adolu BILL CALHOUN John Feathers FIRST GANGSTER DonWilson SECOND GANGSTER Terry Stanclift HARRISON HOWELL Greg Kastl Nancy Funk Teri Foster SPECL LTY DANCERS Joe Demyon Kelly Hall BL NCA Nancy Hougaard BAPTISTA Gary Deny GREMIO (First suitor). David Reid HORTENSIO (Second suitor) Tom Agnew LUCENTIO John Feathers KATHERINE Sharon Krause PETRUCHIO Michael Hink HABERDASHER Gary Pederson CABMAN Robert Lix Mary W inward Marilyn MacDonald DELIVERY PERSONNEL David Reid Tom Agnew Robert Lix Sharon Ellis Mary W inward Ruth Baker CHORUS MEMBERS Linda Einfeldt Nancy Zwemer William Tebay Dee Woolston George Hames WAITERS Paul Linse Gary Pederson ' ■ 4 1 x . . ADMINISTRATION FACULTY TO THE CLASS OF 1967 Soon your stay at Rocky Mountain College will be history. Commencement will open new doors upon different scenes . We hope that what has happened here will prove to be sound preparation for the years ahead and will make for continuing interest and loyalty to your school. It need hardly be said that college has raised more questions that provided answers - earnest questions which remain with us as we sense an ultimate and transcending purpose for our lives. So, commencement is not a time for complacency but, rather, for commitment to the ever unfinished business of living the good life. May the friendships which you have enjoyed here be enduring ones, maintaining ties of interest across the land and the sea and the years. Lawrence F President Small 66 M. C. Gallagher President Clyde Cromwell V. President Royal Johnson Secretary O. M. Jorgenson Treasurer Mrs. Amanda Boston Mr. Keith Brown Mr. Earl Cranston Mr. John Dietrich TRUSTEES Mr. Robert Emrick Mr. W. C. Hardy Mr. Howard Harman Mr. Russ Hart Mr. Walter Huffman Mrs. Robert Kroeze Mr. William McKay Mrs. Karl Nutter 67 Mr. Donald Ries Mr. Glenn Seitz Mr. Clark Simon Dr. Edwin Stickney Mr, Glade Yoder Rev. Owen Arrington Rev. Ralph Dixon Rev. Roger Robinson TRUSTEES Rev. Wilbur Simmons Bishop R. Marvin Stuart Rev. Howard Van Dyke Not pictured: Dewitt Safford 68 William Ballard Geology B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Helen Bross Mathematics and Philosophy A.B., M.A., Ph.D. John Bross Psychology and Guidance B.D., B.A., Ph.D. Robert Brown Music Theory B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Arthur Buhl Director of Church and Community Relations B.A., B.D., Ph.D. Clifford Clark Economics and Business B.A., M.B.A. Roger Davis Director of Public Relations B.J. Thomas Dicken Christian Thought A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Henr} ' Fellin, Jr. Music B.S., M.M. 69 u A Philip Ganson Assistant Business Manager B.S. Enrico Gravango German B.A., M.A,, Graduate work Al Guinn Music and Band B.S., M.Ed., Graduate work Gene Gustafson English and Literature B.A. , M.A. Ph.D. Candidate Wendell Hadley Education and Psychology B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Charles Heimerdinger Drama and Speech B.A., M.A. , Ph.D. Candidate Earl Hoerger Chemistry B.A. , Ph.D., Post Doctoral Robert Holmes Christian Thought and Chaplain A.B., B.D., M.A., Th.D. Paul Hoyer Physician B.A., M.D. 70 m William Jamison Mathematics, Physics and Dean of Men B. S. , M.S. Alden Hall Director Relda Johnson Assistant Librarian B.A., B. D., PhD. Candidate Robert Johnson Sociology B.A., B.D. , M.A. PhD. , Candidate Kathleen Joyce French B.A. , Ph.D. Herbert Klindt Health and Physical Education, and Basketball and Baseball Coach Bette Lowery Physical Education B,S., M.S., Graduate work Robert Lyon Speech and Journalism B.A., M.A., Graduate work Donald Mammen Exducation B.A., M. Ed. , Ed. D. Frank Mathew Physical Education Football and Track Coach B. S, , M.A. 71 A Dixie McCormick Speech B.S., M.A. C andidate Rodger McCormick Biology B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Candidate Michelle Mehl French B.A., M.A., Ed.D. Stephen Milliken French and English B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Frederick MuUer Political Science B.A., Ph.D., Graduate study Clifford Murphy Philosophy B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Margaret Murphy English and Literature A.B., M.A., Graduate work Donald Pihlaja Voice and Choir B.A., M.M. James O ' Brien Applied Music B.A. , Graduate work 72 Richard Ramsey Biology B.S. , Ph.D. Lucie Reedy Library Science B.A. , B.S. Alice Ryniker Art B.S., M.S., Graduate work Jean Schoenthaler Assistant Librarian B.S., M.L.S. Lillian Seymour Education B.S., M.S. Nathan Shiverick History A.B., L.L.B., Ph.D. Lois Stiffler Manager of the College Book Store James Taylor Psychology- Associate Dean and Registrar B.S., M.A., Graduate work B.D., John Taylor Ps -cholog ' B.A. , M.A., Graduate work 73 U Richard Walton Physics and Math B.S., M.S. Raymond Whearty Business Manager B.S. Philip Widenhouse Vice-President for Finance B.A., B.D., D.D. LL.D. Palma Wolverton Music B.M. , M.M Dale Zimdars History Tyler Hall Director B.A., B.D., M.A. , Ph.D. Not pictured: Elizabeth Diegel Nursing B.A., M.S. Robert Marsh Applied Music B.A. James McDowell Economics B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Cleveland Reitz Applied Music Elizabeth Rowan Applied Music A. A. Clyde Schillinger Accounting B.A. , Certified Public Accountant 74 w f r : .( Sylvia Mick Secret ary to President Margaret Houser Secretary to the Dean Agnes Jones Secretary to the Busi- ness Manager Judy Stripp Secretary to the Development Office Louise Propsom Secretary to the Faculty Phyllis Kovach Secretary to the Registrar Meta Wix Secretar - to the Librarian Minnie Ulrich Bookkeeper Norma Manlove Cashier 75 Bette Wilcox Statistical Clerk Alta Belle Hunter Campus Nurse Jennie Comer Kimball Hall Residence director Mrs. and Mr. Lewis Women ' s Residence Hall Directors Sidney Comer Maintenance Howard Macobee Maintenance Al Burchak Maintenance Chester Jones Decorator 76 John Wallin Saga Foot Mgr. Vl epsi-Cola Margaret Grafel Irene Weismann 77 ATHLETICS 1966 Football Squad: Front Row: L-R--B. Kurokawa, B. Daniels, R. Bidwell, T. Kerr, R. Beaver, J. A. Perry, R. Higgins, G. Schambers, B. Honeck; Second Row: M. Barnes, T. Kuroka- wa, M. Lindberg, J. McCollough, G. Pattison, G. Krug, M. Nye, T. Hannah, J. Gibbs, B. Hamlin, R. Pozzo; Third Row: Coach Frank Mathew, P. O ' Connor, D. Beattys, M. Meredith, C. Stuart, M. Johnson, J. Witt, J. Ylitallo, A. Nelson, M. Easton, D. Seyfert, D. Fields, J. Stevens, D. Kopitzke, C. Borberg; Back Row: V. MacKenzie, J, Earnhardt, D. Norden, B. Lloyd. How sweet it is!, says Mike Meridith as Rocky squelches Montana Tech QCjOJ £Q ROCKY 6 53 Carroll ROCKY 13 59 Black Hills ROCKY 39 Nor thern ROCKY 6 13 Montana Tech ROCKY 34 Western ROCKY 13 Montana Tech ROCKY 46 Eastern ROCKY 34 Northern RMC GRIDDERS WIN HOMECOMING TITLE Rocky climaxed a somewhat uneventful sea- son as they whitewashed Montana Tech for a homecoming victory, 13-0. The Bears avenged a 13-6 defeat by the Orediggers earlier in the season as Dick Norden latched on to a Gary Krug pass for one touchdown and Dwight Fields rambled 37 yards for another six points. Coach Frank Mathew and C. R. Stiffler had a hard time getting the gridders going as Rocky finished with a 1-7 mark for the season. Dennis Kopitzke was voted the teams ' s out- standing lineman while Fields walked away with backfield honors. In May of 1967, near the close of the second semester, the football team as well as the en- tire student body and faculty, in addition to dountless others were delivered a severe blow. Ray Higgins was fatally injured in an automo- bile accident. The Ray Higgins Memorial trophy will be given annually to the outstanding defensive play- er each season. The trophy will be given to that player who approaches Ray ' s greatness as a football player, a student, but above all a gentleman and a great guy. 80 Stalwart Ernie Morris outjumps a Carroll eager CAGERS DROP EASTERN COACH KLINDT RETIRES The last time it happened was in 1961 when coach Dan Burns was a senior at Rocky. The Bear cagers stuck one on Eastern again this season as Rocky stopped the Yellowjackets in overtime, 83-82. Along with Coach Burns, Head Coach Herb Klindt directed the Bears to an impressive 7-3 conference record which was good enough for a tie for second in the Frontier Conference. The hoopsters finished with a respectable 14- 11 mark overall. The season was highlited when Ed Leggett and Ed Yee were selected to the All -Conference team. In addition to being named the team ' s most valuable player, Leggett was given honor- able mention on the N. A. I. A. All -American team. Sharpshooter Ernie Morris, Joe Myrick and speedy guards, Wayne Stiff ler and Mike Fogerty rounded out the starters. Vincent Paul, Doug Kikkert, and Alan Quimby also was ex- tended action. At the end of the season, the 14th most successful coach in the nation. Herb Klindt, passed the reigns to former Jamestown coach, Jack Ecklund. Mr. Klindt retires as head bas- ketball coach after 36 years, which ranks as tenth in tenure in the nation. Scores ROCKY 91 79 Sheridan ROCKY 70 94 Northwest ROCKY 64 59 Jamestown ROCKY 87 75 Jamestown ROCKY 74 89 Dickinson ROCKY 71 93 Dickinson ROCKY 79 72 South Dakota Tech ROCKY 85 71 South Dakota Tech ROCKY 98 99 Black Hills ROCKY 88 95 Black Hills ROCKY 91 99 Concordia (Colo. ) ROKCY 81 77 Western ROCKY 87 80 Northern ROCKY 72 101 Carroll ROCKY 65 89 Hiram Scott ROCKY 83 82 Eastern ROCKY 68 63 Northern ROCKY 81 74 Northern ROCKY 93 75 Western ROCKY 88 45 Montana Tech ROCKY 71 87 Eastern ROCKY 79 81 Carroll ROCKY 56 53 Montana Tech ROCKY 88 83 Western ROCKY 88 100 Eastern ' ■ ' Conference game Playoff game y 1966-67 Rocky cagers: Front row, L-R-E. Morris, E. Yee, V. Paul, J. Johnson, Coach Klindt. Middle Row: J. Myrick, E. Leggett, M. Parr, M, Fogerty, W. Stiffler. Back Row: R. Kasterlitz, A. Quimby, R. Latham, D. Kikkert. Missing are: Coach Burns, D. Norden, G. Krug, and D. Kepitzke. L teaimg k w n . v Aggressive Ed Leggett drives against Eastern. Frontier Conference Standings WON LOST Carroll Eastern 110 ROCKY 7 3 Nort±iern 7 3 Western 3 7 Montana Tech 3 7 won playoff for second 10 ROCKY TARES FOURTH IN CONFERENCE MEET Mike Fogerty and John Cote starred as Rocky finished fourth in the Frontier Conference track meet. Fogerty placed second in the broad jump and third in the triple jump, while Cote wound up second in the discus. Also scoring points for Rocky were Jim Adams and Jim So- derberg who both tied for fifth in the high jump. An inexperienced team and inclement weather hampered Coach Frank Mathew ' s cindermen. Because of the unseasonable wea- ther, the track team ' s practice schedule was limited, but they were able to participate in several meets. Scoring points for the Bears in these meets were: Art Nelson in the shot put and discus; Francis Njoroge in the broad jump; and Ed Speare in the dashes. Mark Johnson attacks the high hurdles. Frontier Conference Meet Western 114 Eastern 90 1 4 Northern 26 1 4 ROCKY 11 1 2 Montana Tech 10 Carroll 84 No, John! Throw it at Alden ! Big John Cote puts the shot. 1966-67 Weightlifters: Front Row: L to R Dave Talbot, Mike Mclntire, Phil Sanderson. Back Row: Dave Howell, Bruce McGinnis, Wes Reece, Rod Sorg. Rocky ' s strongest man. Rod Sorg, makes it look easy. R.M.C. WEIGHTLIFTERS REIGN SUPREME Mighty (Mite?), Phil Sanderson hefts 170 lbs. Coach William Jamison ' s weightlifters showed their prowess again this season as the Bear strongmen placed first in five of the nine meets in which they competed , Rocky weightlifters swept the state A. A.U. championships here, the Rocky Mountain Open in Denver, the North Dakota C en in James- town, and meets in Minot and Aberdeen. Phil Sanderson, 132 pound class; Mike Mc- lntire, 148 pounds; Wes Reece, 165; and Rod Sorg, 181; all set state records in the clean and jerk event in their respective weight class- es. Wes Reece was named the team ' s best lifter in three separate meets. Sorg and Sander- son each brought home one outstanding lifter as the one man who lifts the most weight in proprotion to his own body weight. Mr. Jamison ' s strongmen were quite busy this year as they practiced every other day the entire school year and participated in meets in Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Colorado. 85 ■m mmf Come on, Herb, ' three hours. moans Larry Redfield, its been 1967 Baseball Squad: Front Row, L-R-J. Stevens, L. Red- field, G. Krug, E. Yeo, W. Stiffler, P. O ' Connor; Middle Row, D. Kopitzke, R. Pozzo, J. Gibbs, R. Lucero, E. Leggett, S. Eklof, Mgr; Top Row, R. Eggert, T. Hannah, R. Sandler, J. Myrick, R. Beaver. ROCKY NINE TAKES SECOND - IN CONFERENCE Wit±i a 5-2 record, Rocky had to settle for second place in the Frontier Conference, be- hind Western Montana College. Western outlasted the Bears in a 9-8 heartbreaker for the conference championship. The Rocky nine placed fourth in the district N.A.I. A. tourna- ment. Coach Herb Kindt and Mr. C. R. Stiffler guided the Bears to a 10-6-1 record overall. At the Rocky Field, the Bears throttled Eastern 11-0, but the Yellowjackets came back to take a 19 inning decision from our diamond men, 3-2 at Cobb Field. Handling the mound duties for the Bears were Ed Yeo and Rocky Eggart with Catcher Dennis Kopitzke with his big glove and heavy bat was named the team ' s most valuable player. Jack Stevens, Pat O ' Connor, Wayne Stiffler, and Pozzo guarded the infield, while Ed Leggett, Rick Lucero, and Jim Gibbs patroled the out- field. Krug smashed two long home runs and O ' Connor ' s . 450 batting average ranked with the best in the country. ' ISf ' ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY ROCKY 4 4 4 10 8 7 5 7 3 7 11 8 13 13 2 13 1 3 1 9 5 12 13 2 7 2 9 4 3 Black Hills Black Hills Montana State Montana State Black Hills Black Hills Dickinson State Dickinson State Montana Tech Montana Tech Eastern Western Northern Northern Eastern Minot Black Hills Conference games 19 innings mm. i2  Close Ed, but close only counts in dancing, horseshoes and atomic warfare. Sorry catcher, when Jim Gibbs hits one it doesn ' t come back. ORGANIZATIONS mm YELLOWSTONE STAFE Co-editors: Linda Helton - Cathie Willits Photographers: John Rule - Roger Davis Judy Bahr - Chris Brewer Sports: Jim Johnson Organizations: Sally Altner Administration faculty: Georgia Bross Classes: Becky Woods Activities: Vee Ann Eichinger Lay-outs: Denise Feller Adviser: Roger Davis 90 Editor: John Paulson News Editor: Georgia Bross Business Manager: Roger Hawthorne Staff: Nancy Ostby, Gina Madeen, Sue Erickson, Jim Soderberg Consultant: Roger Davis O X U H W u o 5 n o ■tJ o o c rcQ rt - D Q 5 .2 vi o rt U U ., W rt c 4) u I O E3 V to 4) -• (U 2 rt t- C t- f rt ' -J 7 Q - c ° .5 „ --a ?! S - c - c rt t 5 - „ 5 c ,y Pi r2 rt . 3: rt O CQ 1) rt O -Q •- £ ■ - C J 2: tTxT ii rt o o §Q c 5 Q rt o — C - C M O c 3 O d- rt H Ph __ C - ' o rt M-- CQ rt o Q U rt ;=: 4_i -, - c rt rt C UJ o o S rt rtQ . CO rt fc .- pa r; u o DO.i-l - rt Pi «N u _ 1-1 5 2 p. 93 A.W.S. Judy Ludrick, Vice President; Linda Neff, President Sandy VanDemark, Social Commissioner; Judy James and Vee Eichinger, Executive Board; Becky Woods, Secretary; and Ruth Baker, Treasurer. DORM COUNCIL Mrs. Lewis Pat Anderson Shirley Wagner Lorene Cookingham Cyntliia Bonnet Joyce Kilmer Katlay Downey CHEERLEADERS Peggy Paulson Terri Foster Georgene Cantrell Claudia Potter Sheila Waters STUDENT COUNCIL President: Werner Schreiber, Vice President: Keith Money, Recording Secretary: Marilyn O ' Neil, Corresponding Secretary: Marilyn Long, Treasurer: Doug Feller, Representatives-at-large: Sally Erickson, Jerry Hart, Jim Kelso, Jim Soderberg, Mark Wilson, Social Commissioner: Bud Phillips, SUB Commissioner: Gary Sorum, Advisors: Dr. Mammon and Dr. Shiverick 96 YOUNG REPUBLICANS Chairman: Denise Feller, Vice Chairman: Bruce McGinnis, Secretary -treasurer: Marilyn Long; Robert Smeltzer, Donna Patten, Sandy VanDemark, Andy Braaten, Keith Money, Mike Traynor, Becky Watson, Judy James, Diane Finley, Linnea Stradberg. STUDENT DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL Chairman: Sue Erickson, Vice Chairman: Janyce Jerome, Sec. -Treas. ; Cheryl Haverland, John Paulson, Linda Helton, Buster Schreiber, John Feathers, Denise Feller. 97 CIRCLE K President: John Haas Vice-President: Keith Money Secretary: Sven Eklof Members: Gene Bender Doug Wicker Jerry Sept Bill Parker Charles Sider Robert Burns Les Levitt Mike Traynor Carwin Dover PREPS A A Members: Carla Anderson Lynne Morrison Nancy Hougaard Beck - Woods Denise Feller Marilyn Long Bev Carstens Jane Roberts Bonnie Rupp AT ' . INTERNATIONAL CLUB President: Nicholas Kouttab Vice President: Dean Dunn Members: Paul Byi Horst Aechtner Sarvottam Shiromani Philip Liang Abdunnur Gava Inge Larsn Donna Patton David Hsu Francis Niorogc 99 RHO ALPHA RHO President: Dale Beattys Vice President: Vance MacKensie Secretary: Mike Easton Treasurer: Ernie Morris Sergeant-at-arms: Art Nelson RE. MAJORS MINORS President: Sally Erickson Vice President: Julie Rex Secretary -Treasurer: Bev Kaiser ART CLUB President: Karen Coffman. Members include all students interested in art. t ti ' d   FORENSICS PI KAPPA DELTA President: Rod Davis V. President: Ed Reiter Sec. -Treas. : John Feathers QUINTILLIAN SOCIETY President: Alain Mehl Sec. -Treas. : Rod Davis Members: Roger Hawthorn, Rod Davis, Bill Pruett, Sheryl Munson, Pat Rimel, Bill Mey- er, Alan Siroky, Nick Kouttab, Alain Mehl, John Bliss, Nancy Ostby, Gina Madeen, Noreen Woodring 101 STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Members: Alan Siroky Bob Daniels Chris Brewer Bill Glenn Vicki Gugenheim Abdunnur Gava Dana Ridgeway Gary Sorum Diane Finlcy Sandy VaiiDcmmark Pat Jewell Noreen Woodring Marilyn O ' Ncil Lorenc Cookingham David Reid Linda Knodel Andy Braztcn Nancy Fredburg STATE S.E.A. CONVENTION President: Terry Hamlin Vice President: Gary Sorum Secretary: Linda Helton Treasurer: Nancy Burtner HNTANA EniJCATIDN Gary Sorum Marilyn O ' Ncil Linda Helton Pat Jewell Alan Sirol-cy Abdunnur Gava 102 ROCKY ROAD SCHOLARS Left to Right: Ed Speare, Richard Smith, Sandra Pierce, George Harper, Dee Woolston, Gary Peterson, John Paul- sen, Mary Winward, Teri Foster, Karen Coffman, Jan Lind, Nancy Hougaard, Marilyn MacDonald, Peggy Lough. 103 SKI CLUB Cathy Cote Kathy Downey Carl Edmonds Louis Douglass Bob Daniels President: Al Rubin; Jim Wise, Tom Buck, Morton Shepherd, Dr. Shiverick, adviser; Becky Watson, Steve Dutton FLYING BEARS RODEO CLUB President: J. A. Perry Secretary -treasurer: Kathy Downey TYLER HALL 105 jr.v ACADEMICS ' •• Bonnie Ballard Butte, Mont. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Lyle Barringer Darby, Mont. Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Leslie Berkman Flushing 65, N. Y. Major: Biology Minor: Business Economics Cynthia Bonnet Trenton, N.J. Major: Sociology Minor: Economics Charles Borberg Billings, Mont. Major: Physical Mucation Minor: History t : ' ' ' ' i Thomas Buck Billings, Mont. Major: Economics and Business Admin- istration Minor: History Nancy Burtner Massena, Iowa Major: Elementary Education Minor: Physical Education 108 !P s - Judy Cole Fairfield, Mont. Double Major: Elementary Education, Sociology Margaret Conlin Billings, Mont. Major: Sociology Minor: Christian Thought Cathy Cote Victor, Mont . Major: Physical Education Minor: Sociology John Cromwell Laurel, Mont. Major: Economics and Business Admin- istration Minor: History Louis Douglass Rumson, N.J. Major: Psychology Minor: Economics and Business Admin- istration Kathleen Downey Humboldt, Iowa Major: Biology Minor: Chemistry Fred Dunn Billings, Mont. Major: Chemistry Minor: Math 109 JacqueJiiic Katoii Nye, Mont. Major: Minor: Paul Edwards Butte, Mont. Major: Biology Minor: History Veeann Eichinger Great Falls, Mont. Major: Minor: Linda Einfeldt Billings, Mont. Double Major: German, French John Feathers Dillon, Mont. Major: Music Minor: Drama, French Lee Ann Frey James Gibbs Billings, Mont. Casper, Wyoming Major: Music Ed- Major: Pliysical ucation Education Minor: German Minor: Biology no Barry Hamlin Billings, Mont. Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology Terry Hamlin Billings, Mont. Major: English Minor: French Alfred Hink Billings, Mont. Major: Elementary Ed- ucation Minor: Music Irene Hovland Billings, Mont. Major: Economics and Business Administration Minor: English Vincent Huntington Columbus, Mont. Major: Biology Minor: Psychology Janyce Jerome Billings, Mont, Double Major: English, German Francis Lauria Grand Rapids, Mich Major: Economics and Business Ad- ministration Minor: Sociology 111 Richard Lucero Billings, Mont. Major: Psychology Minor: German Judy Ludrick Hardin, Mont. Major: English Minor: German Jack McCann Billings, Mont. Michael Meredith Fort Benton, Mont. Major: French Minor: Biology Charles Miller Billings, Mont. Major: Physical Education Minor: Biology Cindy Miller Drexel Hill, Pa Major: Biology Minor: History Clarice Miller Billings, Mont. Major: English Minor: Economiics and Business Administration s. 112 Brian O ' Conner Billings, Mont. Major: Physical Education Minor: History Guadalupe Ojeda Billings, Mont. Major: Math Minor: German William Perrin Custer, Mont. Major: Economics and Business Administration Minor: Math Dale Pohle Plentywood, Mont. Major: Physical Education Minor: History Laurence Redfield Lakeside, Mont. Major: History and Political Science Minor: Economics and Business Ad- ministration David Reid San Jose, Calif. Major: Music Minor: English Robert Sandler Bronx, N. Y. Major: English Minor: History 113 George Schamber Joan Schneider Dennis Snow Riverton, Wyo. Billings, Mont. Pinedale, Wyo. Major: Physical Education Major: Elementary Ed- Major: Biology Minor: Biology ucation Minor: Business and Minor: German Economics Ronald Squatrito Reno, Nevada Major: Business and Economics Minor: History Keitha Thompson Englewood, Colo. Major: Music Minor: Sociology Joseph Vezey Harlowtown, Mont. Major: Economics and Business Ad- ministration Minor: Christian Thought Douglas Wicker Long Beach, Calif. Major: Sociology Minor: Psychology 114 Maureen Williams Butte, Mont. Major: Physical Education Minor: French Mark Wilson Granite Falls, Minn. Major: Economics and Business Ad- ministration Minor: Biology Robert Wilson Havre, Mont. Major: Chemistry Minor: Biology Edward Yeo Butte, Mont. Major: Math Minor: Physical Education Tom Tompson SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: 115 JUNIOR CLASS Officers: Barnhart, Jesse Broadus Barta, Fred Phillipsburg Daniels, Robert Lewistown Dolven, Patti Shelby N Erickson, Sally Butte Erickson, Sue Butte Freburg, Nancy Winnet 116 Ginther, Mary Jean Augusta Harman, Larry Dutton Hawthorne, Roger Billings Hicks, William Butte Hoff, Marilyn Lisbon, N. D. Hsu, David New York, N.Y. Kimzey, Dennis Columbia Falls Larsen, Inge Dallas, Texas Laurner, Diane Whitlash Willits, Cathie Montclair, Calif. Leggett, Edward Miami, Fla. Lewis, Robert Wilmette, Md. McGinnis, Bruce Billings Money, Keith Wolf Point 117 Mori, Kazuma Japan Mucene, Leonard Nairobi, Kenya Myrick, Joseph Tampa, Fla. Neff, Linda Fort Wayne, Ind. O ' Neil, Marilyn Kalispell Paul, Vincent Avon Park, Fla. Paulsen, John Big Timber 1 % B ■ yl % V W ' Pawley, Roger Billings Phillips, Sion Evansville, Ind. Potter, Claudia Cut Bank Powers, Eleanor Billings Prescott, Arthur Newton Falls, Mass. Ramsey, Robert Custer Reese, Wesley Rochester, N.Y. 118 V Rex, Julie Ballings Rimel, Patricia Eugene, Ore. Robinson, Charles Libby Robson, Tom Fairfield Karen Schwend Roberts Robert Smith Billings Sandra Snow Billings Gary Sorum Vaughn Stanisich, Susan Butte Stevens, John Laurel Stevenson, Marilee Intake Stewart, Stanley Fostoria, Ohio Stranberg, Linnea Brady Tebay, William Whitehall Warner, Jim Billings r4 119 SOPHOMORE CLASS Officers: Adolu, Zadok Uganda Aagenes, Cheryl Billings Aechtner, Horst Germany llen, Carolyn Baker, Ruth Bross, Georgia Buechler, Donna Billings Bountiful, Utah Billings International Falls, Minn. 120 Carlson, Edv in West Bridgewater, Mass. Carroll, Maryam Sandwich, 111. Case, Gerald Arvada, Colo. Coffman, Karen Billings Corwin, Roger Billings Davis, Rodney Townsend Dechert, Susan Riverside, Wyo. Dudis, John Hardin Dunham, Ken Laurel Eklof, Sven Sumter, S.C. Feathers, Alice Dillon Feller, Denise Helena Frisbee, Mary Rochester, N. Y. Funk, Nancy Portland, Ore. 121 Grob, Sherry Kalispell Haas, John Vicksburg, Mich. Hanson, Linda Fairfield Harker, Laura Heron Helton, Linda Scobey Holmes, Roberta Hardin Honeck, William Ft. Wayne, Ind. 0MW ' -M - ' , Howell, David Glasgow Hughett, Nancy Billings Ingram, Michael Cheyenne, Wyo. James, Judy Drummond Johnson, Jerome Chicago, Illinois Johnson, Mark Kalispell Kilmer, Joyce Butte k 122 ff ?ll Klockner, Gale Trenton, N.J. Kepitzke, Dennis Columbia Falls Karaite, Sharon Powell, Wyo. Leavitt, Leslie New Haven, Conn. jJt Long, Marilyn Highwood Loos, Joseph Denton MacDonald, Marilyn DeerLodge - B % ' hC— . H K ' B « - lu Hh % ' y V M Machado, Owen Honolulu, Ha. Maietta, Ralph Morristown, N.J. Mehl, Alain Billings Mills, Philip Huntley Morrison, Lynne Helena Murray, Gregg Chester Njoroge, Francis Nakuru, Kenya 1 123 i!i?)!c -ui Nunn, Joan Miles City O ' Neil, Laura Sheridan, Wyo. Palmer, Jerald Monticello, Utah Parry, Ellis Ridgewood, N. J. Pruett, William Decatur, 111. Reinke, Ronald Hysham Reynolds, Dona Roundup Richter, Klaus Paso Robles, Calif. Ringer, Suzanne St. Louis Park, Minn. Roberts, Jane Billings Rubin, Harold Billings Rupp, Bonnie Billings Schlensker, Nancy Cincinnati, Ohio Schneebeck, Martha Colorado Springs, Colo. 124 vmi Sherrodd, Gale Pompey ' s Pillar Shiromani, Sarvottam V.V.N. Anand, Guj, India Soderberg, James Billings Sorg, Roderick Laurel Stanclift, Terry Rawlins, Wyo. Ubbens, Arthur Basking Ridge, N.J. Uihlein, Herman Milwaukee, Wis. Van Demark, Sandra BuddLake, N.J. Wilson, Donald Havre Wilson, Robert Cardston, Alberta Wise, James Billings Woods, Becky Simms Woolston, William Billings 125 FRESHMAN CLASS Altner, Sally Glendive Anderson, Pat Palo Alto, Calif. Archer, Bonnie Cody, Wyo. Ashiba, Shuns ake Japan Barthelmess, Bunita Miles City Beaver, Raymond Helena Bliss, John Billings Boscarino, Maggie Helena Braaten, David Big Timber Briggs, Grover Great Falls Broughten, Darsie Dixon, Calif. Burchak, John Billings Cantrell, Georgene Billings Chamberlain, Jerry Wolf Point 126 w i p - V V 5v VV V AM . f 1 : A Collins, Norma Fort Benton Cote, John Victor David, Glenda Joliet Davidson, Theone Billings de Jongh, Occo Great Falls Denby, Carolyn Terry Donald, Eleanor Melville Dover, Carwin Livingston Ducharme, Lynne Billings Dutton, April Sand Springs Egnew, Tom Hardin Finley, Diane Ci;ister Foster, Terry Troy Frost, Robert Old Tappan, N.J. 127 Gava, Abdunnur Kampaza, Uganda Giles, Kenneth Hardin Graf, Candice West Falls, New York Gugenheim, Vicki Worland, Wyoming Hall, Kelly Jerome, Idaho Haller, Whitman Lame Deer Hanson, James Saco Hanson, Marilyn Billings Hanstrom, Catherine Billings Hart, Dennis Lakeside Haverland, Cheryl Billings Henrickson, Christine Billings k Hill, William New York, New York Hougen, Terry Melstone Jackson, Odell Ft. Polk, Louisiana Jarvi, Erin Red Lodge 128 Kastelitz, Randall Billings Kaull, Judy Simms Keene, Margaret Gallup, New Mexico Kennedy, Sheila Worcester, Mass. Keranen, Marlin Billings Kerr, John Milford, N.J. Knodcl, Linda Bozeman Kohn, Michael Beloit, Wisconsin Kramer, Carolyn Stanford Krueger, Gloria Jamestown, N.D. Kurokawa, Barry Wolf Point Lind, Janice Glasgow Lindberg, Mark Simms Linse, Paul Greybull Lix, Robert Waterton, New York Lozeau, Randy Kalispell 129 A If lii Lundborg, Larry Townsend Mann, Barbara Buffalo, Wyoming McCullough, Jerry Great Falls McCoy, Susan Malta Meyer, William Fairfield Millard, Richard Billings Mills, Berta Huntley- Mills, Roberta Cody, Wyoming Morefield, Vivian Lcwistowu Munson, Roger Glcndive Munson, Sheryl Hamilton Ncal, Martlia Butte ft Nelson, Karen Great Falls Nelson, Robert Grand Prarie, Alberta Nicholar, Joan Dillon Noble, Peter Grand Prairie, Alberta Norden, Richard Sidney Normile, Susan Red Lodge Nurse, Barry Atlantic City, N.J. Overland, Nancy Bowman, N.D. Padget, Barry Billings Patten, Donna Great Falls Pattison, Grant Winnetka, Illinois Paulsen, Peggy Helena  ««•. ' ' ■• 4. Pedcrson, Gary Plentywood Pozzo, William Drumheller, Alberta Rcinig, LaRita Helena Ridge vay, Dana Great Falls Robson, Gene Billings Roysdon, Sandra Billings Rumph, Richard Biddle Sather, Andrine Libby Scariano, Ronald Fresno, California Schneiber, Gregg Billings Sept, Jerry Poison Shepard, Morton Wilton, Maine Sliiffman, Martha Whitefish Shotwell, Ly nne Kalispell Sider, Charles Billings Smeltzer, Robert Baker Smith, Brent Malta Speare, Edwin Laurel Stanley, Lynne Libby Stuart, Charles New Baltimore, Michican Sullivan, Dennis Billings Summers, William Roundup Swindle, Chinook Hamilton Talbot, David Jordan 32 uaM Thompson, John Excelsior, Minn, Thornton, Sandra Pacific Grove, Calif. Traynor, Michael Scobey Van Dyke, Willis Roundup Vincent, William Billings Wagner, Shirley Hardin Waisanen, Kaye Red Lodge Walborn, Helen Deer Lodge Waters, Sheila Malta Watson, Rebecca Great Falls White, Phillip Cut Bank Winward, Mary Billings Wix, Barbara Helena Woodring, Noreen Grand Junction, Colo. Woods, Virginia Chester Zwemer, Nancy Deaver, Wyo. 133 I IN MEMORIAM January 1, 1947 RAYMOND V. HIGGINS ' 68 A Competitor First Class May 25, 1967 Regardless of where you found Ray Higgins, he was always in the game, Fellow students will remember him as one who played hard and fair. DENNIS L. CASEY, B.A. ' 65 June 18, 1967 July 19, 1942 Marine Lance Corporal Dennis L. Casey was the first Rocky Mountain College graduate to give his life for his country in the War in Viet Nam. Recognized by all who knew him as a leader and gentleman, Dennis Casey during the past year was very much Rocky ' s Man in Viet Nam. He kept students informed of the conflict. His untimely death occurred one day before he was to have returned to the United States when he volunteered to replace a friend who was ill. Dennis Casey knew why he was in Viet Nam. He saw purpose in his assignment and gave everything to it. 34 • ' ■ «.. ' - S —at ' •mV, PRINTED 1 1 l F ■ 1 ■ . • . ■ - i i w - . ' iHnuu,.. ■ ' ■ g-. ' -. J t ;-.-r « ' K- .■ f v. ' lK .•■■• ' .■ v: ' L. r Sjg MlLMR SCENE TO ROa Y STUDENTS ON WEEKENDS Color Photo ' Courtesy of Flash ' s Studio, Red Lodge, Montana i ' '