Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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John 15:16 i To our home churches, who have labored in love with us by prayer, sacrifice, and encouragement, that we might study to show our- selves approved unto God, this book is gratefully dedicated. hifi? i if .ez .V , .MWA 17, ,.. ,. ,, . I , ,, '-v'- fr-f Av-1--H: .rf f THE GOLDEN CROSS Long years ago a rough hewn cross Was raised above the throng. There God's own Son was crucified To give salvation's song. That song was sungg that cross was loved By Christian saints of oid, Whose faith and hope is symbolized By Rockmont's cross of gold. -Robert Connerly .MA ni DW' M oJ 3 qa-lf f w' 'T y U - Alr ' ' ,-Zz, .A fwfw -Y HQ. Ni ff . -' iii!! Q 7 Q 'fl Z f Ki-. , . 4 4 ff 4 'K ZX- f x 42 Y X Wifi' '4 . W 1- Z 'M : 2 ' ,- , , V f ,f f X h ff ,X nf ff, , ,Nl ,, ,f ,,, 44 Q ' , I W T ' 'WW . A M y QV, Q. 4 ' ,f is 2: Q1 gf, ay X Z fi.: Z , V f ., V' v f fi.Q., x , f re ? 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Silkensen. l Behind all the policies, plans, and work of Rockmont is the guiding coun- sel and support of a group of loyal, faithful, earnest men-the Board of Trustees. We are thankful for their vision, their wisdom, their courage, their foresight. We are thankful for these who, under God, pray and plan and work to build a better school for us and for those who will follow us into the halls of Rockmont. PRESIDENT 'S MESSAGE What gloryis the privilege ofthe believer. We bear the signature of God. We believed, and by His grace He placed His Signet upon us. We are not our own. We are His. His seal is for- ever upon us. We are 'sons of God.' We yielded, and He made us His servants. We bear the signature that marks us as bondservants of the living and SICK' nal God. We are 'servants to God.' We witnessed, and He made us His ambassadors. We are 'epistles of Christ' 'known and read of all men.' We speak as those 'havingauthorityf for we bear His signa- ture. ying DEAN W. RANDALL SKILLEN, JR., A.B., M.A Education ., M.R.E. iiww E +A 5: A ,av ,ma- '- 3. 7 X, , v a' XZ: E ,M ff . fl A ,sm f. . M 'N fi MARIAN FUHRMAN, A.B., M.A., PH.D Greek, Sociology, Personal Evangelism, Education DEAN OF WOMEN ff' Q! ff' y ' Y ,C Qqifgyzfz- , f .ff SW? 411---M, 7 Y 'P W W W? 2 7 ggi 7674 e 'ff-'f f mmf V : fi' 'ff EARL R. BARBOUR, A.B. Librarian Bible VIVIAN BARNETT, A.B. Registrar WILMA M. BARKEH, AB. 'Speech ROBERT G. CONARD, A.B Mathematics Physics ' I .5 MAURICE C. DAMETZ, A.B., M.A. History Bible MARIE GAHBERSUN, A.l3., English RALPH EBEHHARDT Business Manager ff K is f Q ,5 es UAKSKML W' , X '-ffm W X 5 X . X N I S JS. ' Yam W 2 xi rays! WR A ' K , f 2 Q ,S fx . xx x , Q 4+ ,x B - ' , 5? i C I ,i . X .QNX sl- ' ,. we x ' V1 Ss!-Q: 'mf.'X . x mess, ' FLORENCE JONES Piano JESSE R. JONES Brass and Woodwind Instruments LEO C. LAPP, B.S., TH.M Sociology Bible BARBARA DAVIDSON MARABLE, B. Mus Violin A JAMES MAHABLE Cello 1 THOMAS MURRAY, A.B., D.D. Bible 5 -. W ARAM PHILIBOSIAN, B.MUS., M.MUS. Voice, Theory 'W BETTY CHIDLAW PHILIBOSIAN, B.MUS. Voice CASEY SMITH, B.S.A., M.S., TH.M Bible, Theology F I W, N N LILLIAN TEHWILLICEH Piano LUCY'D. SULLIVANQQ ABQ, M.A. Literature, Bible W? French, Spanish, Biology DELBERT WITHAM, NH. Coach Physical Education EVIELYN WOLCO'1 1', A.B., M A x ,,,NwW,,,w-M, WfM,.,,........qm-vfff--- Ar Mina Dow Bookkeeper W -21 r X f V, ,,,, 111-Y 1--A.-.,,.,..... Thelma Coulter Secretary to the President Qs, Bernice Koch Secretary to the Dean Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Horton Chefs 1 if L Mr. Charles Nlarkley Maintenance Man ff Q X, Q whmguwwwkww pw :im N! I 4, V 'F,1.M-PM f 'q'W 0,1141 Dal, Ja, 4,,,,4.+ M 0 .ab law ,Z A 24 DL Jrw-ff, JZ' ,dffefnfhfff ..,,gbl4y-J KW JV. SENIORS WILLIAM L. BUSBY 'BUS' Cheyenne, Wyoming Tliflally, brethren, whatsoever things are true ..... if there be any virtue and if there be any praise, think on these things.' Phil. 4:8 Transfer: Colorado University. Major: Bible. Life Work: Counselling or teaching. Activities: Student Voice: Senior Book Drive. ROBERT CARLTON 'BOB' Denver, Colorado 'Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath be- gun a good work in you will perform it until the Day of Jesus Christ.' Phil. 1:6 Transfer: St. Paul Bible Institute. Major: Bible. Life Work: Missionary to Paraguay, South America. Activities: Senior Book Drive. JOHN A. BARNETT Walled Lake, Michigan 'Peace I leave with you, my peace I give unto you.' John 14:27 Transfer: Taylor University. Major: Bible. Life Work: Missionary to the Jews. Activities: Delta Beta Chi: Senior Book Drive: Embryonic Ma., Preachers. MARY BARNETT Walled Lake, Michigan 'That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, bein fruitful in every good work, and increasing in the S knowledge of God.' Col. 1:10 Transfer: Taylor University. Major: Bible. Life Work: Medical Missionary to South America. Activities: Rockmont Chapel Choir: Stitch-In-Time: Annual Staff: Student Voice, Senior Book Drive. ALVIN CASSENS St. Francis, Kansas 'That I may know Him and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His sufferings.' Major: Bible. Life Work: Pastor. Activities: Camera Club: COOP? S6rli0l' BOOIC Drive- DEAN M. CHASTEEN Kansas City, Missouri 'But seek ye first the Kingdom of Cod and His righteous- . ness: and all these things shall be added unto you. Transfer: University of Louisville: Peru State Teachers Col- lege: University of Missouri. Major: Bible. Life Workg Missionary to Africa. Activities: Senior Book Drive: Basketball, Cubs. .tk N 14' Phil. 3:10 Matt. 6:33 ROBERT J. CONNEHLY 'BOB' Denver, Colorado 'Study to show thyself approved unto Cod, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the Word of Truth.' Il Tim. 2:15 Transfer: Denver University. Major: Social Science. Life Work: Education or the Ministry. Activities: Delta Beta Chi: Annual Staff: Senior Book Drive. ROLAND P. DAHLBERG 'DAGWOOD' Denver, Colorado 'And we know that all things work together for good to them that love Cod, to them who are the called accorlingtollispur- pose-' Rom. 8:28 Major: Bible. : Life Work: Missionary to Ecuador, South America. Activities: Varsity Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Presi- dent: Student Body President, 3: Student Council Presi- dent, 3, Member, 4: President of the Christian War Veteran's Chapter, 2: Camera Club: President, 4, Sec- retary, 3: Student Voice Staff: Editor of the Signet- Senior Book Drive. ELMON K. HUDDLESTUN Kansas City, Missouri 'Jesus Christ, the same yesterday, today and forever.' Heb. 13:8 Major: Bible. Life Work: Home Missions. Activities: Home Missionary for the Baptist General Confer- ence of America: Senior Book Drive. CARLTON W. KING 'KINGFISH' Throckmorton, Texas 'For ye know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that, though He was rich, yet for your sakes He became poor, that ye through His poverty might be rich.' ll Cor. 8:9 Major: Bible. Life Work: Home Missions. nual Staff: Senior Book Drive, Senior Class Treasurer, as . .,. , , A GLENN H. DEAVER 'BUD' Denver, Colorado 'Give unto the Lord the Glory due unto His Name: worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness.' PSHlm 2912 Major: Bible. Life Work: The Ministry or MiSSi0nS. Activities: Rockmont Chapel Choir: Camera Club: Senior Book Drive. ELDON DECKER Canon City, Colorado 'But without faith it is impossible to please Him: for he that cometh to God must believe that He is and that He is a re- warder of them that diligently seek llim.' Heb. 11:6 Transfer: Western State Teacher's College. Majors: Bible, Spanish Life Work: Ministry. Activities: Soul-Winners Club: Flight Club: Stoneleigh Rep- resentative Committee: Senior Book Drive. Activities: Junior Class President: Gospel Bombardiers: An- LORHAINIQ JOHNSON KING Gibbon, Nebraska 'I am the door: by Me if any man enter in he shall be saved and shall go in and out and find pasture.' John 10:9 Transfer: Nebraska State Teacher's College. Major: Education. Life Work: Home Missions. Activities: Senior Class Secretary: Rockmont Chapel Choir: Annual Staff, Senior Book Drive. LYNN MANLOVE St. Paul, Minnesota 'Trust in the Lord with a-ll thine heart: and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.' Proverbs 3:5 Transfer: Bob ,Iones College. Major: Bible. Life Work: Missionary to South America after a year at St. Paul Bible Institute. Activities: Missionary Chairman: King's Harmoneersg Rock- mont Chapel Choir: Basketball CLetter '47-'48i: Senior Book Drive. im c- ,ll J ' Kiwi ,.. W f f I Q 5 3 X 3 X All ,ff MWWWW RITA MIIiI,l'iIi Wauneta, Nebraska 'Looking unto ,Iesus the author and finisher of our faith: who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross .... ' Heb. 12:2 Transfer: Fort Wayne Bible Institute. Major: Bible. Life Work: Missionary to South America after a year at St. Paul Bible Institute. Activities: Sextette, Rockmont Chapel Choir: Book Drive. CI.Il'lI OliB MARVIN MUIi'I'0N 'CI.II I'l' Denver, Colorado 'Study to show thyself approved unto Cod, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the Word of 'I'ruth.' Il 'l'im. 2:15 Major: Bible. Life Work: Missionary-Pastor. Student Voice: Senior Book llrive. Activities: Camera Club: Annual Staff: Iiditor-in-Chief of BAYMOND B. NOLAND 'RAY' Denver, Colorado 'And we know that all things work together for good to them thatlove God, to them who are thecalled according to His pur- ,QA pose.' Rom. 8:28 Major: Bible. Life Work: Christian Service Activities: Vice-President of Senior Class: Chairman of Sen- ior Book Drive. WILLIAM H. READ ,'BILL' Denver, Colorado 'I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live: yet not I, but Christ liveth in me ...... Gal. 2:20 iw, Major: Bible. Life Work: Missionary to South America. Activities: President of Student Body, 4: King's Harmoneers diers: Senior Book Drive. VIRGINIA MURPHIIEY 'GINIE' Detroit, Michigan 'For ye are bought with a price: therefore glorify God in your body, and in your spirit, which are God's.' I COP. 6120 Transfer: Wayne University. Major: Bible. Life Work: Foreign Field. - Activities: Annual Staff: Delta Beta Chi: Senior Book Drive. THAINE NELSON Arvada, Colorado 'I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live: yet not I, but Christ liveth in me, and the life which l now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me and gave Ilimself for me.' Gal- 2120 Transfer: Wm. Jewell College. Major: Bible. Life Work: Home Missionary. Activities: Camera Club: Rockmont Chapel Choir: Annual Staff: Senior Book Drive. Quartetteg Student Lounge Committee: Gospel Bombar- PHYLLE5R.SCHROCK 'PHIDDY' Pomona, California 'I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.' Phil. 4:13 Transfer: Pomona Junior College. 2 Major: Bible. fi Life Work: Education. Activities: Pep Club: Delta Beta Chi: Rockmont Chapel Choirg Senior Book Drive. BERNARD VON EHRENKROOK 'BERNIE' or 'VON' Denver, Colorado 'I am crucified with Christ, nevertheless I live: yet not I, but Christ liveth in me and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself for me.' Gal. 2520 Transfer: John Brown University: Prairie Bible Institute: re- ceived B.A. from Rockmont College. Major: Theology. Life Work: Missionary to South America under C.B.F.M.S. Activities: Student Body President, 3: Director of Physical Education: Senior Book Drive. JOHN WOOD Denver, Colorado 'For I am persuaded that neither death, nor life, nor angels nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to cone...shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ jesus our I,.ord.' Hom. 8:38 Major: Bible. Life Work: Evangelistic Work. Activities: Student Voice Staff, Senior Book Drive. EDNA CIIARLOTTE YOUNGRICN 'EDDIE' Sheridan, Wyoming 'But seek ye first the Kingdom of Cod and His Highteousness and all these things shall be added unto you.' Mat. 6:33 Transfer: Luther College: Gordon College. Major: Education. Life Work: Foreign Field. Activities: Associate Editor of Annual Staff: Senior Book Drive. 2 .IUNIORS CLOUGH, CHARLES 'CHUCK' Denver, Colorado CRUW , RA L PH Ft. Meyers, Florida DARBY, WESLEY Glendale, Arizona do A-'v 'i Q V 4, M oz ' BEE BE , VIOL ET 'vi' Laverne, Califomia BHUTON, WARREN Cory, Colorado CLAAR, DA LE Oberlin, Kansas E LMQUIST, GENE VA Potter, Nebraska FREDRICKSON, ROBERT 'BOB' Denver, Colorado FREDRICKSON, WILLIAM K. 'KEITH' Denver, Colorado , -Q ' ye I IVA GRAHAM, DOUGAL Denver, Colorado GRAHAM, THOMAS 'TOM' Denver, Colorado HASENAUER, MAX Wellfleet, Nebraska HUDDLESTUN, JB. 'JUNIOR' Kansas City, Missouri HYMA, RUTH 'RUTHIE' Muskegon, Michigan KLINE, DAVID 'DAVE' Craig, Colorado KOPECKY, DONALD 'DON' Gonzales, Texas KHAAIPOEL, HENRY Denver, Colorado LUEHS, HAROLD Denver, Colorado . li MARKLEY, CHAR LEY Denver, Colorado MATTSON, RICHARD 'DICK' Duluth, Minnesota MONTAGUE, JUNE Alta Vista, Kansas MMM 45-'HW E PHILLIPS, RUSSEL 'RUSS' Asbury, New jersey , PLINSKY, DARRELL A Beverly, Kansas PRETTYMAN, DOROTHY 'DOTTIE' Alma, Nebraska me REID, WOUDROW Denver, Colorado RENSTRUM, ROY Youngstown, Ohio ROSS, RONALD Dover, New Hampshire SANDE RS, MAX Denver, Colorado SINIFT, GALE Pontiac, Michigan SNOW, EUG ENE 'GENE' C al era, Alabama wg N TULOWITZKI, ADOLPH Munson, Pennsylvania WOUD, GE NE Denver, Colorado ZOSCHKE, RACHEL 'RACH' Junction City, Kansas y Q4 Wg HAYES, ELEANOR 'ELLIE' Colorado Springs, Colorado HORTON, VIRGIL 'VIRC' Pekin, Illinois .IUNIORS NOT PICTURED Eugene Almquist, Joyce Birdsill, Eldon P i' i K Coffey, Robert Cook, james jack, Cur- , ,: tis Kre , Gordon Mumford, Burt Phelps, , l Q? Howardyschrock. fl is A- Q to 'iu..4u':f.,.fTfsLi'QQ Ai lm i SDPHOMORES , if M tfffwx f x 7, , f 7 W ,mai , ' ,jX 1. me 5 W wal? xmf 8 'Q 2 A 1 ' X N' , 4 'V M U ... s - L , . gf was V ,W - Q, M' E he aww, ,wif W ' , ' if , fniiw, 4 ,S 4 - f, WFQCI S A Nw -:RW ' j O nv-www ,2 Q , A h i ' A 1, Front Row-left to right: Herbert Dinsmore, Jim Weber, Wilmer Wiggins, Albert Rathbun, Paul Wilson, Raymond DeVoe, Harold Mosier. Second Row: Agnes Newer, Leona Koch, Nova Felkins, Margaret Vander Ploeg, Elizabeth Hoeksema, Lois Ann Schi pers, Jessie Mae lrwin, Marian Selin. Third Row: Deloris Ward, Edwin Watters, Frank Euler, Robert lgalk, Morgan Thomas, John Smoke, Carnold Muhr, Clarence Britton, Amos Mascarenas, Lois Bruton. Not Pictured: Kenneth Basset, Clinton Branine, William jackson, Gaylord Kindschy, William Moore, Betty Nelson, jack Ogle, Walter Overlin, Claud Pettit, Edward Sweeten, James Taussig, Ralph Weaver. F RESHMEN Front Row--left to ri ht: Carmen Manriquez, Keith Moser, William Brengle, Alton Cothron, Myles Nel- son, Alvin Smith, StanPey Brewer. Second Row--Mildred Molyneux, Lolabelle A ers, Margaret Smith, Vanora Murray, Trucene Atchison, Lorine Britton, Ardith Johnson, Shirley Brandt. rlyhird Row-Virgil Har- den, Donald Weitzel, Marjorie DeBoest, Mar Lou Smith, Norma Jean Baird, Joyce Rousselle, Donna Wickman, Joan Wickman, Maxine Shelton, Naidla Bentz, Phyllis Service, Lena Claassen, Hannah Scovell, Elmer Ktllari. Fourth Row-Merle Cheek, Jack Wilson, Berl Atkinson, Roger Allen, Alden Lynch, John Osborne,DeanWidner, Lloyd Bartz, James Megginson, Travis Cowan, Millard Carlton, Warren Lee, Jo?eh a Simpson, Sidney Jager, Forrest Tanner, Ormond Eckley, Warner Hutchison, Virgil Arrowood, Mancil y- lor, William Jenkins. Not Pictured: Robert Allen, Glen Brengle, A nes Brown, Clarence Brown, Virginia Dinsmore, Charles Dunbar, John Friel, Mary Ann Johnson, Allen Wones, Ph llis Jones, Norman Powers, Ruth Ann Lewis, Stanley Mayer, Harry Price, Marie Ready, John Taussig, Allbert Wright, Wayne Wright, Margie Young. uw W mf ,fi 125 . . , 9 1, , , W wi wi , X f ff 1,7 f' ' f' ' 'f 1 llwnlxw Q JZ 11 ' 4 , , 2 f w an M, f , ?Z zz W . vf- - 1 54714. Q im , ff, il ix RT T IME T, SPECIAL, HND IRREGULGR STUDENTS w gf ,x X ef? I -fl xx 2 lg Left to Right-Robert Allen, Charles Lumsden, Dorothy Henstrom, Donald Cooper, Harriet Hasenauer, Claud Pettit, Flora Cykler, Howard Ferrin, George Saltzman. Not Pictured: Milton Curry, Marjorie Kremenak, Ronald Stevens, Dean VanScoylc, Susan Wittig, Mlm! J -67 '- ll 'T' ,ww-L if m LOW fpw 1,177 ' f f 'i -vm of-f 5 wt . P -yQa - L M4 tl. WMP STUDENT COUNQIL STUDENT COUNCIL William Read President Curtis Krey Vice-President William Jackson Treasurer Geneva Elmquist S e cretary SENIOR OFFICERS President - Roland Dahlherg Vice-President - Raymond Noland Secretary - Lorraine King Treasurer - Carlton King President - 'Vlorgan Thomas Roland Dahlherg Senior President Thomas Graham Junior President Morgan Thomas Sophomore President Ormond Eckley Freshman President JUNIOR OFFICERS President Thomas Graham Vice President Russel Phillips Secretary Violet Beehe Treasurer Rita Miller President Ormond Eckley SOPHOMORE OFFICERS FRESHMEN OFFICERS l d K d h Vice-President - William Jenkins Vice-President - Gay or in sc y Secretary-Treasurer - Marian Selin Secretary-Treasurer - Trucene Atchison J L CHGXR E T COLLEGE CH APE- ! ROCKMON i g, u v d . 1 5 F ' has this year proved MI Aram ont Cnapei Choir of the Coiiege. . 's the director, rna' e Rockin itseii as one oi the assets Phiiibosian oi the Music Department i and the oiiicers are as ioiiows: President, Ruth Dy , Business Manager, Gene Wood, Secretary, Vanora Mur- ray, and Librarian, Lynn Nianiove. Throughout the chooi year the choir has sung in many churches in d the rnetropoiitan area aroun Denver. Dur- Aprii the choir made its iirst X The tour inciuded in the s Denver an ing, the iirst week in tour in the history oi the schoo . the Coiorado area, and wiii he an annuai event iuture. Ffom H OW'-Dale C I aar Phyllis Qervic e Lorr ' K Ruth H Cleva fma, A IOW gnes N y Sonlq-h. ell, Ma ewer D, , A James 'fd How 'Y Lou ,dvld K1- t Tallsgi --Aldenl Lmlth N1 me' SCC , aln - g, J l , lynch, ' ' aw B, 'md H0 ,- 6 mg, 'ness1g,C51 ,?,Yi55ini5ZvYag3fa'kajffgfl Prfi3?iiQ1Onfague H. eav 'Ow ay,m'1d SOD, R ' lla M-I er. Not Picilllll-,e31.y'Eln Mania? Rflolilsjjfl El1,ilfi:ir,I?Iargaret S ---.ff,'r.11t-a'.km arjorre Kremenagge Ness: EathbZi1ahp5CtiJLllf . 1 Sith Flfed au wil rlckson , 5 WOMENS E EXTETT e Rita Mi u 9 Montag Her, aY- Jllne V aliora Mun' Kremenak, ' hs Smlt . ,ie Margaret Marys Hut Hymas Travis Cow an, Gene Wood, Alden Margaret Smith, pianist Lynch, R ussel Ph'I 1 lips. TH E KING' S MEN BR , S 1 ASS Prfl?'?11OHgO'I1ez - DTRIO like rum rn - W eau pet ' Stag?-Ser Hugger YBFEWSFISOD n by w A Vffx a ROCKMONT BAND Solo Cornet, Dean Widnerg First Cornet, Stanley Brewerg Second Cornet, James Weber, French Horn, Warner Hutchisong Baritone, J. R. Huddlestung Trombone, Ralph Eberhardtg Bass, Harold Mosierg Clarinet, Warren Brutong Saxophone, Miles Nelson, Snare Drum, Charles Markleyg Bass Drum, Edwin Waters, Drum Major, Harold Luers. ' 768 .ffldfllf V012 I Published Monthly b Y Vol. 2 A ROCKMON T COLLEGE, DENVER CO ' LORADO 1948 194 Flhdflf hlcdmpdgn Under Wd, Many Wm Share, nonp Bilvmdfed Molyneux the new fo um I I I I I I I t, I I in ing DT'f'lo'1-n,., , yw' ,, rward pr 68 iresellit. duled to cc I H'cIcI 'Treasur llltl MI Herbert Dmsmore ' horns We lth 3 goal The third story of the girls dorxni- th- t tl Igryidhas long been a mystery to all. dont 4 M xc en under the dust of many years of JQShm1'SA N ., . a Museum was discovered the other found in t R Q S'f1lfUt9throuf- day, when Miss Barker ordered were and . , y 1 fl? 2r0upQ rooms to be Cl6HU0'4 mtme -Up W S e rn- Itlmr H. fl 1mIVeWAm 161311.21 Ijfuhe j- Lillian TS Mu I. 1 Ou' ., ' I nee ' S A er S 0 , the 6 I fumlY'I0' 'yh,11' U 61'1tln09 Iusio Willf ICI t G0 Scorner QSO lit I:130'ef'31?d Uf I d 'gel' , HY bu 5 haped mf UW: 9 11 one Inna 0 11 :sage Irgrl J 'gh Hs In Say Ftan Ol' go - ence If-1 ,H we Info .lf men to , 6 fp , Uc-at 1911 Mwffwd if . els oV,' meg I I ,Ib . 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MP- Jemc' ' .-3 v THE STUDENT vo1oE '-.- 7 , n ' ....... ........ . y 9 Eugene Anderson, Geneva Elmquist V0 of oufilge 1'00king Witglqtljfuoffk ' Robert Coiine1'ly7E1:lfllge of the zinfgiopilllibosian, ,fig E p Sports Editor ................ Lynn Manlove ug, nthweek. To Sarto? this homo-' 1 I fi fi klReporters ................ J. R. Huddlestun, 1, undg band IS gflin off With at E., XEIM'-AWD Q, Mildred Molyneux, .. I' the m..A,.. 3 to mn ,ml , . 1 IKMFAI SHELL I fr A Gaylord Kindschy, ?f'7f WCW THE Boot RU H 1 N' fl if? Staff Photographer ........ Cliff Morton O ft Assistant ...................,.. Roland Dahlberg e HOW ABOUT A GRUBSTAKE? M ii Cartoonists .....,... ........ X Valter 0verlin,V' V by R0l2Uld D8ihlb0l'Z Q 0 ,X Travis Gowangay podnerv do W... qiu D any event thi 'row you can or ,Staff wvrifei-s ................ William Busby, Wake the Sen A sand. M-1 wood itfzi 'I 'IME OU' l'l t a 11 to Faculty Advise,-, Mrs. Lucy D. Sullivan Fat Onlv meh, , I , H14 . ' l 1.1. E f- ie you say nf by Lynn Manlove We by G O. l.. have all thc The basketball season got off t Vfljt '91'e enel' O-O ' - -, .. ,' 03I1'.'7s 1131 aEI . ' ll A I 'he Edlror Says 9 mm' s ff1'5Z'E'f' fl Rockmont iS greatly DM indflbi f3ctolie1rtLlile first practice OH 116 '1ci3t1'0qIuc'efg1 Octobbr' V301 in , ' ' - t f PQS, - to er 00 11 gweek as those who 0 ,. UUIHIPGI' of players from last 'IS V ,ned ue. . Us 14 T - D1 ': ,gthrough 0111-1151115 4- A65 wont? ltack, but not all of them Wilfegg Vojlflut ofedtr he tligsil-Vefzr, it gone .by return 0 5-50 goo! again- 0 play this year. Returning let- ag comp n6' Ngafe, Us 'Hillel of'sp1r1tual refrl S NW? X gen P52591 llahlberg, Falk, and Jackson T1-5,-' nled Islip Tegtansolne fr ening. Many of 'o X0-SJSU fimtelv be able to Also i311 U' .You im rf, I,O1f'l1t.f P active service in 1 N ' - Ses . 1 , As X5 '- , .Q It is Well for ti 0-C WD . ,gf C Slzgb 3 Q1 student-s, as well V69 X I take advantage of .yxxe A SE' DOI- I memorable occasion X QQQGW emo , I town spiritual condit. ,wxxXwct-wCX0V'n1 . 'fied to do a little inventorvx on t Qxalw Y 1- I motives for attending on we it well as the objectives K0-rljlifl, T B it B R kmonf F ' OC R mblm' Rvllfld iff Sc.. of a re in the with Ruth Hyma gum R S h Roh 0111960 8.31 P . D - i 1111 0111 .Q Clcefs W. ig G fs In U b In O 'Il alne mi by BV L.YIln M pener 1 I9 sph ' WO ob 1,wa1k'afllI0Ve by U01 a G n their O S 111001, 110UI,ihd Ill Av- '- gelling C 1ntS therlllg h 11.9 tag llll H NW Page game 3 fla .Owner he ielfl X iogt 45 t 'fig' 'gh-V Iojm' 'nov OW , 0 -1,1 bf, Off . e e X go to , I1 P M93 1' studi Hall hd nsolve Dnoefaln evartyf sp Man S EVCU 8 tj am, 8 ellis O 01130 Rude t ge, 1119 llq i f th Fed b rs 'R Ot' ll e w O lllgulm D761-l.i5?l'6StjDge3r' yitbg Del f ' A2001 Leap Je VVh0's gvhose 4 i n 'HI' prove to be Info d benefit, at least, to Ellie Haygs, Scggg got her man . . . and just in time De- cember 24th, to be exact! It's a long l 11-flrldsfi long. story, and it all started with ri D13 Skaflng party last year . . . but to B1 out Blake a long story short, Tom Gralaam ,1Y'16'bea flllillly broke doivn and accepted. Well,. X - 1IjSlSll9S been at it for almost a year? '--'riff C01nia,Il0YV, and we must admire her pluckv Q Sage bee Congratulations Tom the rin 's I beauty! Y ' g a I Ah N0 ll,,,, Y WW w Y Con the vs . Ana- Dhrr f jOn,,- tg lent 19.11. CZ 5 1 emi Niofwn .a her phowgf P SIGNET STBF F Edna Youngren, Virginia Murphrey, Miss Garberson, Roland Dahlberg, Carlton King Lorraine King, Thaine Nelson, Robert Connerly. Not in Picture--Mary Barnett, Elmon Huddlestun. If if W N, o 19 995, wr:-ff M.. Wgifii Z .5,.:,,7 , A DELTA BETH CHI President - Herbert Dinsmore Vice-President - Max Sanders Secretary - Shirley Brandt Treasurer - Virginia Nlurphrey This is a progressive club in Rock- mont, the aim of whose members is to discover and develop talent. Its program of activities includes music, drama, cre- ative writing, and art. Students have been given opportunity to learn the effective use of these talents in the various pro- jects which the club sponsored this year. Delta Beta Chi made its debut early in the school year by sponsoring an all- school Halloween party - a hair-raising success. As an appropriate echo of our Missionary Conference in January, Delta Beta Chi produced and directed the chap- el program, 'William Carey.' its spring emphasis resulted in a talent-packed amateur program. All these projects have discoveredmich hidden talent among our students, and have been the means of putting it to work. CAMERA CLUB THE MARRIED STUDENTS' FELLOWSHIP The Married Students' Fellowship of Rockmont has afforded a splendid opportunity for married students and their families to be- come acquainted and to have fun and fellowship together. During the group's meeting on the second Friday evening of each month in the student lounge, games are played and refreshments are served. A brief enjoyable devotional period always closes the meeting. The average attendance, including the new generation, has been about fifty. Officers of the Fellowship are: President, David Kline and Secretary-treasurer, Nlrs. Darrell Plinsky. Nlr. and Mrs. Robert Conard are faculty sponsors. l i I l tl -w-Q A i il ll -4 is 4 4 Qin., fl Hz .-5, ii if l l EMBRYONIC PREACHERS LIMITED 1 illll l l Operations Committee: Keith Fredriclxson, y Virgil Horton, Robert Fredrickson. l Treasurer: Virgil Arrowood. l Embryonic Preachers Limited is a fellowship within the ranli. l of'would be' pastors. The fellowship purposes that its members liavi . an opportunity to acquaint themselves with pastoral problems lwhm- l they face them in reality on the field of service. ll Local pastors are invited to speak at the weekly dinner imwt- ll ings. ln this way they put their wealth of practical experie-nw disposal of the 'would he' preachers. l tt Ill lllf' X ? 5 S S E 5 i 4 Q kWlf QQ N dfj 'Z SOUL WINNERS CLUB OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester President: J. Pi. Huddlestun Bill jackson Vice-President: Bill Jackson Bert Phelps Secretary: June Nlontague June Montague The Soul Winners' Club was organized for the purpose of distributing tracts in order to reach the men, women, boys, and girls of Denver with the gospel of Christ. The city of Denver offers many op- portunities for Christian service to the students of Roclcmont. The door of the Denver liescue Wlission is always open to all those who desire practical experience. The third Nlonday night of each month has been scheduled as Soul Winners' night at the mission. As a club project, the members helped to distribute the 'Future l,ife' booklets, published by Mr. E. li. Perrine, a Christian business man of Denver. Mr.Perrine's goal is to place one of these booklets in every home in Denver. Effective soul-winning was empha- sized by the use of Dr. Walter Wilson's films on this subject. These pictures were shown in order that each member might become more effective in doing the work of our Lord. 'For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Saviourg who will have all men to be saved.' l Tim. 2:3,4 l i GO-YE The students of the college were greatly challenged with the needs of the world during Homecoming Week when Ur. Oswald LI. Smith, pastor of the great missionary-minded People's Church of Toronto, Canada, thrilled our hearts with accounts of actual experiences he has had on his visits to the various mission fields of the world. 'Why should anyone hear the gospel twice he- fore everyone has heard it once?' he asked in the regular chapel time on Friday, january 14. In response to this appealing message, most of the students stood to their feet signifying their willingness to go to foreign fields and, if they could not go, to send at least one 'substitutef As a result of this glorious conference, a wonderful new zeal was imparted to the student body. A noon hour prayer meeting was started with a different field especially remembered each day. Some of the girls made hallway posters to remind us of our obligation. Pledges to pray daily for foreign missionary interests were signed. We have had many challenging missionary chapel speakers since Mr. Casey Smith has sought to have at least one missionary each week. Every Tuesday night the individual bands met to pray for particular fields. 'lihey were divided into the United State s, Latin Americagliuropean, African, and Asian groups. Occasionally missionaries have spoken and shown pictures of their fields. , Q t hw , I l -Q.. WK . if.. 4 M FIELD WORK A field trip through the Christian Activities De- partment of Rockmont College and Denver Bible In- stitute reveals that the majorit of students are ain- ing practical knowledge of Christian work in Focal churchesas wellasahead knowledge in their classes. In a survey made in April only thirty-one students re- ported no regular Christian activity assignments. The argest group of students are working in Sunday Schools. Seventy-one are enrolled as teachers and thirteen more are doing other jobs in Sunday Schools. Nineteen teachers tie for second place with the same number ol, students having music assignments. Ten regular pastors are students in the col ege, together with two co-pastors, three assistant pastors, and four with irregular preaching engagements. In third place are eighteen students doing young people's work. Seven students are in ospel teams and four are in rescue mission work. Tgree workers each are assign- ed to junior churches, boys clubs, and Pioneer Girls clubs. Other students are engaged in su plying trans- pvtation for Sunday School children, radjio work, 'an- itor work, and in providing Christian services in liios- plitals, convalescent homes, and the Colorado State ome for Dependent Children. Rockmont students have reportedthat under their ministr man souls have come to a savin knowled e of the ford Jyiesus Christ, and a large numier of baci- slidden Christians have been restored to fellowship. , up W fret W CLUB PEPH es PreSident Eleanor av in-esident Ruth Hwiilgif seem na 1 r ?,-cetona Koch, Tfeasure CHEERLEADERS A real 'Hats offl' to our cheerleaders this year--Milly Molyneux, Lolabelle Ayers, and Gene Wood. Under their 'enthusiastic leadership, the pep and loyalty of the school have rocketed sky high. Violet Beebe and Ruth Ann Lewis, as substi- tutes, have added their zest and vigor to cheer the Hockets to victory. 19 Stan Mayer, Bob Falk, Coach Witham, Bud Lynch, ,lack Wilson, Berl Atkinson. VARSITY Rockmont's most important sport is basketball. Playing their first year of stiff collegiate competition, the Rockets won about one-third of the 25 games they played. Many of the teams they played were well sprinkled with former high school all-stars while many of our play- ers had had little experience before com- ing to Rockmont. Although the records on the books may not look so good, we know from seeing the team play that we can be mighty roud of our boys for their fine spirit ofpfight and good clean sportsman- ship on the floor. Many an opponent has complimented our team for this. The Rockets have certainly been a testimony for the Lord in their games. Helping the team on to victories and cheering even in defeat was a fine pep section led by our colorful cheerleaders. Mr. ,Iesse jones even brou ht out the new Rockmont band on several important oc- casions. During the last La junta game the band initiated the new Rocket Pep Song. Bob Falk was high scorer for the sea- son, making 327 points in 21 games he played for a game average of 15.6. He was high point man for both teams in 11 out of 21 games. During the homecoming game with the Fort Warren Avengers, Bob broke personal and school scoring records by pouring 31 points through the hoop as the Rockets ave good account of them- selves. A vaFuable addition came to the squad with the second semester as ,lack Wilson started school. Playing in nine games ,lack had the respectable scoring average of 10.2 points to follow Falk in points made. ln addition, his rebounding and fine passing gave the team a big boost. Coach Witham expects most of the basketball squad back next year with the addition of some very promising material in next year's freshman class. Roland Dahlberg is graduating, and ,lim Taussig plans to go to Wheaton. VARSITY BASKETBALL GAMES Upponents Columbine V.F.W. City and County Galilee Baptist Columbine V.F.W. Wickersham Blair Business College Silver Auto La Junta ,I.C. Sterling J.C. Pueblo J.C. ' Dodge City LC. Fort Warrenw American Pennant Sterling ,l.C. Regis Frosh Pueblo ,I.C. Blair Business College Fitzsimmons Hospital Mines Frosh Regis Frosh Fort Lewis Aggies Pueblo ,I.C. Fort Warren Buckley Field La Junta LC. tklnvitational Tournam Colorado. 'Homecoming Came. 33 29 31 41 44 44 38 44 47 58 60 82 54 54 48 53 55 69 59 57 55 64 55 34 52 ent at Pueblo 45 34 49 61 4 25 39 22 41 37 39 68 50 44 26 35 57 59 46 37 50 40 37 62 34 fwiAfX DUN! BERL QQ? INTEQQMURALS Many students not otherwise privi- leged to participate in sports were able to take part in various intramural con- tests. In basketball the Junior boys copped the title with a clean sweep of three games. They were followed in order by the Sophomores and Freshmen with the scholarly Seniors at the bottom. ln ping-pong the Freshmen boys won out in view of their many entries. The Juniors won the girls' ping-pong tourna- ment. BOCKMONT CUBS Made up of fellows who did not have time to go out for varsity sports, the Cubs entered the Church League sponsored by the college. Playing about once a week and practicing little, the Cubs won six games and lost four. fiomecofmbg Speakers a h R J. Sfmt 012 I Qgwaxd - 0811 DY. IIC Pgtel-Son CHAPEL SPEAKERS f? H' A Dr. Norman B. Harrison Rev. James W. Neely STUDENT UNIGN W The Student Union, the mid-class classroom, offers some of the finest fel- lowship in Rockmont. What better fellowship than that of two or three Christian young people sipping ginger-ales with a box of pretzels divided among them? They have their choice of studying, resting, or playing checkers, but the majority rules, and those chairs are very comfortable for class-weary students. THE BO Prospector Roland Dahlberg started things rollin as he made his way to the front of the chapeil with his sifting pans and pick, crying, 'There's gold in them thar hills.' The Book Rush of '49 was on! The drive was a brain- child ofthe Senior Class who set as their oal 1,000 good books to build up Hockmont's Eib- eral Arts Library. This oal was nearl tripled in the finalanal sis. The 'Rush' turned' out to be more than a lylash in the pan as Sen- OK RUSH OF '49 ior Class members visited pastors, teachers, business men and outh groups. Man of the seniors gave liberaTly from their own libraries besides making gifts of money. Our own students in the Chapel eriod gave over 3250 with which to purchase biooks. Under the able guidance of the Steering Com- mittee--Ray Noland, Cliff Morton, Alvin Cas- sens, and Bob Connerly--nearlythree thousand T' volumes were added to our school library. 5 I i 'Dfx j e 4 N X l-llillkmifhlqg? E 'N T I 'g n my X X .I .3 FD F -:foie 'i 'If I i uf 3 ' 3 4 ...f f ,y ' fytiffie' lu 1 f li -T X lllbaglh H 2 ' I ' 7 it f , , ,girly I y f i 1 f, i I ll f J rj f i ig! 4 -X ' xl X fl N- . , . y W, , ,t E ,'-- 4 ' Cl M T 5 , T ,r T 1 It '- ,, 9 Y' X gl t N I, lm V '. 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VON STSTLLHAMMER, Home of Hart, Schaffner Sc Marx A PA TOR Cl h GL. 6194 230 EAST 20TH AVENUE GOLDEN,0QEiORAD0 C l ' S cl ci C?L1f'g'Clcflff,CZll5OTlSf0 tu ents an M M E L I1liZif,iZnBLEgli.jS 1104 WASHINGTON AVE. Cleaners Bachelor Friend Sox PHONE 29 and rs Men and W0rrzen's Wear 102 EAST zorh AVENUE GOLDEN, COLORADO Golden, Colorado BEN'S GROCERY Congratulations ro the Class of '49' from Meats and Groceries CENTRAL ASSEMBLY OF GOD 4th and Grant St. Denver, Colo. 911 - 9th Street Charles E. Blair - E. Lesley Stubbs Phone 89 Golden, Colorado GO STRAIGHT TO STRAITS FOR SMILING COURTEOUS SERVICE THE BEST IN MEATS FROZEN FOODS - FRESH PRODUCE GROCERIES You are always welcome at JUDSON Spiritual - Soul-Winning - Service We invite you to worship with us. Junsou Msmonuu. tr BAPTIST cnuncn GMfW I 5 ads' WEST 9TH AND KALAMATH DENVER, COLORADO DR. WM. H. LEE SPRATT, Pastor Go ye thereforegand make disciples FIRST MENNONITE CHURCH 'Notforsakingthe assembling of of all nations. Matt. 28.-I9 West gm Ave and Delaware St ourselves togetherf Heb. 10:25 Denver' Colorado Everyone is welcome. REV. E. DIUEAN, Pastor ROCKY MOUNTAIN LAKE E. SALVADOR BAPTIST CHURCH BISHOP Eb M' YOST, Pasto BA1ZggiTJEEIg,InRCH Greetings to the Students and Faculty thro h th of Rockmont ug e Reaching Rural America AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION Pastors: z-WN D. L. Cooper and Clarence A. Kindschy 13, 215 THE 'W'th Ch' t l th 0ldB lc R d.' DENVER REVIVAL TABERNACLE I ns G Ong e ac on 9th and Acoma Street REV. PAUL EISELSTEIN, DENVER AREA MISSIONARY 509 - 15th ST., GOLDEN, COLO. PH. GOL. 460 GALILEE BAPTIST CI-ILJRCI-I East 32nd Avenue and Humboldt Street JOSHUA GRAVETT, Pastor I gt: 'iran iff 1:3312 ' ' I A H A -elt I Iay than that ts - MWA, .M 5 E km p M - f 5:21365 wchlrilgt l'S A ,.b,. I ig V Q Q L' 'as xx 1 Cor. 3:.11 1 ie ' I I ' I F 4 ff? EIFQ . . e., , ...S I E . f, - L, jj Je' . .Ji , 1 . ' , - -3 LQ fx ' A A Y . A ' ff ' ' V ' - 1 W E I ,if a:.:: . -.1 - ' : ff .' 'W A 5 , 4l, I ,I . fy. 5' E ,.':- Ffh . 'A f m , f ' W . I H, V .J ...A . X., . . , ,- .-. .. , I , -w e fu 4- .J . - A ' mf , - L ' ' . .- -w! ai5 .1- F' ' ' ,I JE: '- ' O ' I - I A ' .' , .. --1-1 - . 'LL. 1 - - uw ..,57.F:V'-aqigj 5 - ,fl -- .ss yr we f ,.. H .,,..ww.,,,,nr-A - :::::-www -A at gf ...MY ,. --1 ,W ,. .--e. - ' FUTURE HOME ON 32nd and ADAMS STREET We congratulate the students ofliockmont upon carefully chooszng the school in which to train as wise masterbuilders in the service ofthe Lord. --'BUILDING FOR TIME AND ETERNITY'-- 'Know ye not that e are the tempfe of Cod, and that the Spirit of Cod dwellethinyou?' I Cor. 3:16 T lst REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 501 South Pearl Street 'For Chrisfs Crown and Covenantl REV. PAUL D. WHITE, Pastor Com ple te Laundry Service KEystone 8468 College Lane Cleaners 'The Lighthouse T, ' Westminster' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Meeting in the Grange Hall B. VON EHRENKROOK, Pastor ALpine 0014 THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ARVADA 'Where the Word of God is not com- promisedf REV. ARTHUR G. BIGELOW PHONE: ARV. 549 'He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it unto the clay offesus Christ.' Phil. 1:6 ELIM BAPTIST CHURCH 6363 WEST 35TH AVE. WHEATRIDGE, COLORADO I Alterations - Dyeing X 130 East 20th Ave. Near Sherman BENNETT COMMUNITY BAPTIST W CHURCH Y E 'A Conservative - Baptist Church with a Christ - Centered Message' V. M. HORTON HERMAN WALKER X N Pastor S.S.Superintendant THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH , of Elizabeth, Colorado A A eiii 'ff T 'Every Member a Missionary' BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Sincerity, Simplicity, Spirituality So. Logan at Coloraclo Avenue, Denver, Coloraclo ivhnistcring tlie I'TorcI: Rev. TNI. Garlqeg-Son I CLIFFORD M. MOIITON, Pastor .wIinistcring tI1f: .IIusic: Rev. anal iTIrs. Jesse Jones BANDIMERE Auro PARTS SPARWS MOTOR co 8. suPPI.v co. Pontiac Cars WE INVITE You TO HAVE FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS WITH Us GMC Trucks IN CUE FINEY SNACK BCCM. Sincerely in Christ John Ba di ',e'e 13th and Jackson Frances Bandlmere GOLDEN, COLORAUO But continue thou in the things which thou hast learned . . . knowing of whom thou hast learned them. II Tim. 3:14- Congratulations -------------------- Class of '49 BIBLE BOOK STORE 2011 CLENARM PLACE Margaret and lack Wikstrand gf IN GIL'S SANDWITCH SHOP TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO CON- GRATULATE THE GRADUATES, STU- DENTS AND FACULTY OF ROCKMONT COLLEGE. YOUR FUTURE IS HEPE A I' SPIRITUA L THE will STEIACETTTITTY HEART N f-w e 0 or I E L A THE ggi' 5 BEA UTIF UL i msmcnws l CAMPUS BEA UTIF UL 3 . 2 I : i .- O PACIFIC .,9 1- CATALOG NOR TH ms JE UPON WEST REQUEST WESTERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 5511 SOUTHEAST IIAWTHORNIS BLVD. PORTLAND 15, OREGON ai 5 jul. X .UTEP . E A elf' 12 In whom we have boldness and ac- S! . - - ily'-J ft f A cess with c-ontidonce by the fnith of him , in ' in ,- ,' H ' ', ! 13 'Wherefore I desire that yo faint, not ' 5 ' -i In Lit' I- '- Nj, s at my tribulations for you, which is your - xg I, . . I t ' xl' I 1-. '.Vl I glory, g ' T. .L l' iu Q fy- ' ,gg 1' yf L 14 For this cause I bow my knees unto 'Q J! '11, 'V . 'AA ali, 'Qin-, 'F 3 the Fntlior of our Lortl JPSITN Christ, ' H , -1- -Exist 12 Of xyhom thc- Hvholo family in licnven A , M' -- Q ' ' A ant cnrt 1 is mnnvc , ' 1- 16 Thzrt. he would grant. you, ztcoortling BETH EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH SAM BRADFORD, D.D., PASTOH :szss Lnwzu sourzvno DENVER ll, COLORADO I' CTIA HGE flzwr tlif-rt-foro bcfort' Gotl, . nntl tht- Lorcl .Icsusi'l1rist,, who shztll jutlgw- tho quick :intl tht- tlwul :it his :tppt-:wing :intl his kingtlomg Q I'rt-:n'l1thvworrlg ln' instnnt, in smison, out of st-zisong l'l'Dl'C L', l't'lllllit', cxluort, with :ill ltlll!'SllIl.4'l'IIIQ' :tnrl tlotftrinc. Zi For tht- tinn- will como wht-n thcv will not. ontlurt- sound tloctrint-g but :iftor tln-ir own lusts slntll tht-y ln-:tp to thun- st-lws tt-:tt-ln'rs, having itching 4-ursg -1 Anil tht-y sharll turn zuvny tlnir t'Ill'S from thc truth, :and shall bc turnctl unto fzililos. 5 Ilut wntrzln thou in all tliiiigs, C'IltlllI'C :rtllit-tions, do tho work of :in cvarngclist, uiukc full proof of thy ministry. to the riuhos of his glory, to bo strvngtli- onod with :night by his Spirit, in the inner mnng 17 rFl12lllClIl'ISl inuy tlwcll in your In-:trts by fslilfhg that yo, being rootutl :mtl grotiiitltml in love, 18 Moy bt- :tblc to COIT1TTl'tfl1UIl4I with all Saints what zlv tho brt-:ulLh, and lt-ngtli, and dopth, :intl In-iglittg I9 Anil to know tho lovo of Christ, which pnssvtli liiiowltftlgt-, that Vo might be tillml with :ill tht- fulnt-ss of Gotl, I 20 Now unto hint thnt, is sible' lu tlo ox- Ccctling :rbuntlnntly :tbovo :ill than wt- :wk or tthinli, 2lt't'tll'llIllg to tht: powt-1' that workt-lh in ux, 21 Unto hiin lm glory in tln- c-hurvh bv CllriHt .Ivsus Lllftillgillfjllf :ill ugcs, worlil without ond. Amt-nr 'Holding Forth the Word of Life! Phil. 2:16 DENVER GOSPEL CENTER - W. 29th AVE. AT UMATILLA ST. I FRED JOHN MELDAU, Pastor .. F-I MT. OLIVET BAPTIST CHURCH E. 46th Ave. at Thompson Ct. A Growing Church-A Growing People I A Growing Commnmity Ask those who go- - -They know I PASTOR-M. S. ELLICK, Jr. Asst. to Pastor-Mrs. Edna Dahlby HEADQUARTERS FOR COL LE GE and REFERENCE BOOKS STRAWN 'S GOLDEN, COLORADO ' r I0 Foreign Fields lld4l440'!06d 59 CBFMS A Fundamental Baptist mis- sionary Society Nl Conceived in Prayer V Baptistic in Principles V Founded on the Word of God sl Motivated by Compassion V Supported by Faith Bearing a Gospel witness in: ARGENTINA INDIA BELG. CONGO ITALY BRAZIL JAPAN CHINA PHILIPPINE FR. WEST ISLANDS AFRICA PORTUGAL ministering to the needs of a lost world in response to the Great Commission- Matt. 28:19. An investment in CBFMS is an investment in sound Gospel Missions. Rev. V. Bkusnwvuzn, D.D. 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