Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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A. 3 ' M' ' The Signet 1950 iknrkmunt Ciullege 2011 Qlenarm Blaze Benner, ftlulurahn The Qignet HI . . . will make thee as a SIGNET! for I have chosen thee, saith the Lord of hostsf' Haggai 2:23. The expansion and growth of Rockrnont is an evi- dence that the Lord has set His seal of approval upon our college. This is also His seal of ownership not only upon our college but also upon the individual students who walk within its halls. John 15:16, H. . . I have chosen you ,... that ye should go and bring forth fruit ,... May this hook be a means by which We may glorify His name. K A .1 l Eehicatiun eff' 0-K +R' To our homes and home churches whose xyvsyv love, sacrifice, and prayers have un- dergirded us through our school years. K VLVV iii 41'i Svtuhent Praise ani: QBIBUQB We thank thee, God, for Thy dear Son, Who died on Calvary's cruel tree To purchase life, to rise again, To yet return, to set us free. We thank thee, God, for Rockmonfs stand, True to God, His Son, His Word. We pledge to Thee our heart, our mind, To praise, to love, to serve our Lord. Richard Mattson 19 Kin!!-DR iv, xx s 1. X1 is '- Y ' x R 4 Hd' ' ue ,I E ' A t1 ., , 'W-1 4 ' - , Hz? ,Q 4' - 'ii :T ,. . .l , lj a 53' 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 K N Q , 1 4 ,a 1 Y N152 1 Lg l 111515, Y' 'V ' lx ' A 5 1 nj! ,fl ' ' 1 15 2 ' il gm '. ,. L ' E NG J l ffl ' V W lvulflll ' 1?-F, ' A 'Q fi 1 1 '11 ' 4 lv .sl .1- A MF. 1, N , W ,Q ' 1 1 1 E355 a 1 ' 1 '15 ' . , ,fy 1 . . 4, 1 xl X .- pq, L X . ' . , ' , , 1 . 1, . . X E , 'rf 1 1 1 X 1 z.. , , 1, 1 , - .i1. I L 9? I . . X ' , 1 i ' ' 1 '. 5 '1 A X 1 X , 1 WWITH ETERNITY'S VALUES IN VIEW c'Ancl the things that tlzozt hast lzearfl of me among many witnesses, the same cornrnit tlzou to faitlzful men. who shall be able to teach otlzers alsofa -II TIMOTHY 2:2 6 5, , , 4 , ...jim V -W - L Q fm ggm,.4 WN . 'T' fJ',,7 fn L via 'am-.M er 1. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Left to right: Mr. Ralph Eberhardt, Business Managerg Mr, Randall Skillen, Executive Vice President and Dean, Mr. Rudolph A. Andersong Rev. Robert S. Lutzg Dr. Sam Bradford, Presidentg Mr, Jghn C, Reeves, Viee Chairmang Mr. Harold Dibbleg Mr. Harry Bearg Mr. Glenn MclVlahan, Secretary-Treasurer. Not pictured : Mr. Ernest L. Perrine, Chairman Con African Safarijg Dr. Joshua Gravett 5 Mr. David l D H1 V D ' ' Mr Frank W Farmer' Mr Walter H Harris' Rev Elmer J C Baylessg Dr. Richard S. Beat r. ae . avisg . . , . . , .. . M B G R R W'll' Sheag Larsong Rev. Harvey R. Nelsong Mr. Elmer H. Petersong Mr. O. C. Rameyg r. yron . ogersg ev. 1 iam Mr. L. L. Silkenseng Dr. William P. Whittemore. Rockmont College is the tangible evidence of a group of faithful, earnest men-the Board of Trustees. Their guiding counsel and support make the work of the school move ever onward. We thank God for their courage and Wisdom. We pray for their constant Vision and foresight that Rockmont Col- lege may continue in the vanguard of Christian American education. These men make it possible for us and generations following to be educated to the Glory of God. r, ? 4. 2' PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE To the Seniors who shall toil along the trails that God assigns: 6'Keep that which is committed to thy trustf, May His grace, wisdom, and strength be yours unto all joy and fruitfulness. To the Undergraduates ifvho shall return again to the halls of Rock- mont: May you 'agrow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christf' To all who read these dedicated pages: KNOW the God of Peace, that brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus, that great shepherd of the sheep, through the blood of the everlasting covenant, make you perfect in every good work to do His will, working in -you that which is well- pleasing in His sight, through Jesus Christg to Whom be glory for ever and ever. Amenf' ' oi, if , gy' .. wg, Ki - f .Lf ,: 1 417? MESSAGE OF EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT God used Christian men to found our nation. He led them to establish a great triumvirate of home, church, and school on the Word of God. Today, Rockmont stands as one of the instruments of God in rebuild- ing Christian American Education. Our students come from consecrated Christian homes. Our support comes from conservative Christian churches. Our graduates go forth to serve Christ in their vocations. W DEAN OF WOMEN 45 K 5' NW. xx fa I 6 'K - ,. 'Qin A N .1 'Tl ii RX x ' 7 1 49331 , , dc, F 5 ,L ,SV V , I QM' 4 -Q f if X UN: K Vs 4' , 'vw X 'A N x :, A , V N, A or an E 4 . 1' 1 I 'b . .nh 14 x MARIAN FUHRMAN, A.B., M.A., PH.D. Greek, Sociology, Religious Education, Education DORMITORY DIRECTORS ming. .406 I I' EARL R. BARBOUR, A.B. MARY KLINE, R.N History, Bible, Librarian, Director of Director of Men's Dormitory Womerfs Dormitory i 5 5 s 1 li 1 'u W x W 1 I Y l it ,, W . N' xl F ,lil N' VN w il ,. ,, i it H it 'lu 'W 3 it U e ,..-...-on 11117 MAURICE G- DAMETZ, RALPH EBERHARDT MARIE GARBERSON, A.B., M.A. Business Manager A.B., M.A. History, Bible English, Literature, Education ,,, uma' ,Q ,W V , . f ft J, sr.,. , . , , E-5'--W .fff 1 V' 'api z M l? W W sr N ff a N a YY sf 1? btw Q, Q 5155 f f if 4 1 X z 2 1 , W' , M S bf ' Us w .1-s ' if 55 .6 inf 1, , 'ggi- ' S fidiig-gg gg f?x'Y1gW1iAf If sl.. fly: Z YgZ5?fif5-if ' ff. W7 ft, -,fy 1. vfgi 'A-' B Q ' v 4 ffm: Wwe 14, K W: 2'15f5,f'z f, .6 4 FLORENCE E. JONES Piano QW' JESSE R. JONES LEO C- LAPP. B-S-, Brass and Woodwind Instruments TH-M-, M-E11 Sociology, Bible, Education ,,, ,pu 21. BARBARA DAVIDSON THOMAS MURRAY, A.B., D.D. RAL PH OB! TTS, A B MARABLE, B.MUS. Bible Bible, SPCBCT1 Violin ' if it ii .. We v, ARAM PHILIBOSIAN, BETTY CHIDLAW CASEY SMITH, B.MUS., M.MUS. PHILIBOSIAN, B.MUS. B,S.A,, M,S,, TH.M Voice, Theory VOICE Bible , Theology LUCY D. SULLIVAN, LILLIAN TERWILLIGER IRWIN A. WILLSON, M.A A,B,, M.A, B. MU S. Counseling Literature, English Piano DELBERT WITHAM, A.B. EVELYN WOLCOTT, Coach, Physical Education A-B., M-A- French, Spanish, Science, Biology THELMA COULTER Secretary to the Preszdent LEONA KOCH Secretary to the Dean W , MIN A DOW Bookkeeper fi V i V L GRETA ROBERTS Secretary to the Registrar MR. C. W. MARKLEY Custodian 'N-,W,..-fs. ' ear-2 N w2Z'?i' . MR. AND MRS. H. D. HORTON Chefs 3, 'WB by A 3 v. 1 4 , 'L 4 W P 'f A ' sf ' ga fi : QQ' , .g 5 Q fl f fm ,N -5 A f Qf. , , , .',j3 ' f , F' I 'fi' f Q 5:33 .3-if , ' 1 11. 11.95. ffili ' U51 'fig f',,-1.11 929' ui 'I ' r , JJ V- ' lagiif i?f'fj': 'fs , ,, , av. .jr WITH ETERNITY Q VALUES IN VIEW fee EUGENE M. ALMQUIST Gene Phil. 4:13-19 Minneapolis, Minnesota Life Work: Pastor Graduate Work: Northwestern Semi- nary Activities: Camera Club, 3: Embry onic Preachers, 4. .- 1473 JOYCE BIRDSILL Gal. 2:20 Denver, Colorado Life Work: Teacher Activities: Annual Staff. 4. K KENNETH BASSETT EiKen77 Phil 3:10 Denver, Colorado Life Work: Missionary Activities: Embryonic Preachers, President, 4. VIOLET BEEBE 6C'Vi79 Romans 8:28 La Verne, California Life Work: Teacher Activities: Annual Maytime Banquet Committee, 33 Delta Beta Chi, 3: Pep Club, 3: Student Voice Staff, 3,4g Stitch-in-Time Club, 4. WARREN BRUTON scQ6uaHS9 59 Lamen. 3:2223 Cory, Colorado Life Work: Missionary Further Training: Missionary Course, Bible Institute of Los Angeles Activities: Camera Club, 3: Band, 3,4-. SEN IOIl DALE CLAAR Phil. 1:21 Oberlin,Kansas Life Work: Foreign Missionary Graduate Work: Seminary Activities: Choir, 1,2,3: Embryonic Preachers, 3,4: Student Voice Staff, 3,4-. CHA RLES, CLOUGH Chuck- Jude 24-25 Denver, Colorado Life Work: Pastor Activities: Embryonic Preachers, 4 .1. Q 4 . WESLEY DA RBY SGRedH John 20:31 Glendale, Arizona Liff- Work: Pastor or Missionary Crafluato Work: Dallas Theological Seminary Activities: Embryonic Preachers, 3.4. f. ' --E A V .57 'A ELDON W. COFFEY Coffey Phil. 1:20-21 Denver. Colorado Life Work: Missionary to West lndies Activities: Embryonic Preachers, 4. RALPH CROW 6sCr0W99 2 Tim. 2:15 Ft. Myres, Florida Life Work: Pastor Activities: Camera Club, 3, Vice- President, 4: Embryonic Preachers, 3: Rockhounds, 4: Chess and Checker, 4. 'Qu-K 9 qv'-'f' , RUTH DUNBAR Prov. 3:5-6 Muskegon, Michigan Life Work: Childrf-n's and Young Penple's Worker Further Training: Rockmont Activities: Choir, l,2,3g Stitch-im Time Club, 2: Treason-r of Student Union, 3: Vice-President of Pop Club, 31 Soul Winners Club, 3: Delta 'Beta Chi, 33 Sm-rc-tary of Freshman Class: School Sextet, 3: Student Voice Staff, 3,4. Svhmv, GENEVA ELMQUIST licennyif 2 Cor. 5:21 Potter, Ncbraska Life Work: Efluvatnr Aotivitirs: Cleo Club, 2: Sturlcnt Voice Staff, 2,3,4: Secretary Stu- rlent Council, 33 Della Hr-ta Chi, 2,41 Alpha Rho Sigma. 3, Vivo' l'rcsitlr'nt, 4, 'WW' M,,,m-ww-' FRANK O. EULER, JR. Ono Ps. 27:1 Freeport, Illinois Life Work: Pastor Mid-Year Student Activities: Embryonic Preachers, 3.4: Cubs, 3. si? i iffa., s-:viii -' V 'A X, ,aft L X i DOUGAL GRAHAM GCDOug,, Luke 12:15 Wheat Ridge, Colorado Life Work: Pastor or Teacher Activities: Choir, 1: Rockhounds, 4. ROBERT FREDRICKSON K6BOb99 Eph. 2:8-9 Denver, Colorado Life Work: Teacher Activities: Choir, 3: Reporter Student Voice, 3: Student Union Manager, 3: Delta Beta Chi, 3: Camera Club, 3, President, 4: Chess and Checker Club, 4: Ski Club, 4. ELEANOR GRAHAM Ellie Ps. 34:3 Denver, Colorado Further Training: Moody Bible lnsti- tute Activities: Stitch-in-Time Club, 1: Delta Beta Chi, 2: Choir, 1,2: Trio, 2,33 President Pep Club, 3: Soul Winners Club, 3,45 Student Voice Staff, 4. I gc its I ' ,' W - Q? X , t i :I .N N ,Q 1 ,fx Y' Wifi 5' 'ffffi1nn- is 4' 4 Q' U Q i y - A WM. K. FREDRICKSON Keith Man. 10:39 Denver, Colorado Life Work: Pastor Activities: Student Voice Staff, 3: Delta Beta Chi, 3: School Quartet, 3: Choir, 3: Chess and Checker Club, 4. ' ,sit N .41 ,W ' ,A , N Q . V , . . A 4 K R THOMAS GRAHAM 66T0m?9 Eph. 3:2o,21 Denver, Colorado Life Work: Missionary Graduate Work: University of Chicago Activities: Choir, 1,25 King's Harma- neers Quartet, 2: Delta Beta Chi, 2: Student Council, 3: Junior Class President: Editor of Annual Staff, 4: Missionary Chairman, 4: Rock- hounds, 4: Chess and Checker Club. 4. .5-.. 'Ns ?'N.P 'fa kv HARRIET HASENAUER Psalm 2 Kalamazoo Michigan Life Work Children s Worker Activities Stitch in Time Club 1 Choir 4 Rockhounds ,rx .l R HUDDLESTUN Junior Eph. 3:20-21 Kansas City, Missouri Life Work: Missionary or Pastor Graduate Work: University of Kansas City Activities: Reporter Student Voice, 3: President Soul Winners Club, 33 Band, 3,43 Alpha Rho Sigma, 3,45 Annual Staff, 4. I A Q 1-it MAX HASENAUER B Rom 8 1 Wellfleet Nebraska life Work Rural Ml smnary Graduate Work Unner ity of Llnvnln Activities Pre ldent Radm Cluh 2 Band '14 A lstant Manager tu dent Voice 3 1 we Wf., VIRGIL HORTON Vlrg Phl 3 10 Pekin Illinois life Wf rk Pa trr Graduate Work We tern Baptist Qemlnary An tlvitle Delta Beta Chl Vue- Presl dent 4 Business Manager Student N one 4 Business Manager Student Union 1- President Senior Class fi' L, -1 K .Q H N JAMES M JACK DAVID KLINE Gal. 2:20 Dave Talent, Oregon Rom. 2 Life Work: Pesto' Denver, Culuradiw Graduate Work: Western Baptist Sem- Life Work: T,,a,,hN mall' A '.:S, Fl'h L' Activities: Embryonic Preachers, 4. Ctwlileq Nrptqry in t Club' Y' Choir, 33 President Married Stu- dents' Fellowship, 33 Ernhryunic Preachers, 4. DONALD KOPECKY 1 Cor. 1:30 Gonzales, Texas Life Work: Teacher Graduate Work: Dallas Theological Seminary Activities: Adjutant of Christian War HENRY KRAAIPOEL 4'Hank Ps. 3:3 Denver. Colorado Life Work: Pastor Activities: Embryonic Preachers. 4 President of Stoneleigh Married Fel- in S, mm lblv '2 u ,zip , sf fr ,f . 5 .305 3 ' 'F : 1 5 M 4 , f . ml., if CURTIS KREY Curt', Acts 20:24- Chicago. Illinois Life Work: Missionary Activities: Varsity Basketball, l,2,4: Student Council Vice-President, 3. Veterans, 1: Annual Staff, 1: Choir, lowshi 4 1,23 Vice-President Freshman Class: P' ' Student Council, l,2,4-1 President Student Body, 4: Alpha Rho Sigma, 3.4: President Sophomore Claes. .JC 4 :MHS ' --,, ,R p f ' ' W il' wa - 6 ,M , t 'I ' V U. f +ve Q .::,' 1 fp YP! ' -N A , i 'qw X ,Z ,,,. V .aa Y I . L gf, . , .QQ A X. - , z.:fV,,.,v 1 ' A 1' y' t M gm .gm L if kg 1 f ' if ?' , , ' ay Ivlyybbtf Q i ' fl ' 5 L VERLE LEWIS HAROLD LUERS AMOS MASCARENAS Bud Col- 1218 Pancho Denver, Colorado PS Gal. 2:20 Gilvrr-st, Colorado Life Wfork: Pastor Activities: Delta Beta Chi, 4: Chess and Checker Club. 4. Life Work: Missionary and Tear-her Graduate Work: Seminary or Univer- sity Activities: Choir, 33 Delta Beta Chi, 3: Band Drum Major, 3,4. Saguache, Colorado Life Work: Teacher Graduate Work: Denver University Activities: Rockhounds, 4. fs W , t ., at LN . 1 X 1-if 8 My-. RICHARD MATTSON Dick Spike James 4 6 Duluth Minnesota Graduate Work Wheaton College Actlvmes Alpha Rho Sigma 3 Prfvsl d nt 4 Delta Beta Chl 34 tu dent Volre Sparta Editor 4 Senior Sports Representative tg mn JUNV MONTAGUE Junie Phil 3 10 Alta Vista Kansas Life Work Teacher Winners Club Secretary Treasurer '34 Choir 3 4 Alpha Rho Sigma 3 4 Student Voice Staff 4 WILLIAM P MOORE I Romans 8 28 Fort Collins Colorado Mid Year Student Activities Rockhounds 1 , W ew . N I , . ,5 J , r 4 - ' 1' as - as ll ' 57 if ' 77 . B - ' -a ' 1 Lif Wrk:lVl'..i JT h Life Work: Missionary Activities: School Sextet, 3: Soul -eh 0 Ng :mary an eu er e , 3 ', . 3 S - .3 . - H' GORDON MUMFORD C0rdie Rom. 1221.2 Denver, Colorado Graduate Work: Dallas Theological Seminary Activities: Vice-President Camera Club, 3: Embryonic Preachers, 45 Student Voice Staff and Annual Staff, 4. '37,-.,-' I' BURT PHELPS Phil. 1:21 Rives Junction, Michigan Life Work: Pastor and Teacher l Graduate Work: University of Michi- Aftllxities: Vice-President of Soul Winners Club, 3: Rockhounds. 4. .tilt S., RUSSELL PHILLIPS Russ Phil. 1:6 Asbury, New Jersey Life Work: Rural Pastor Activities: Varsity Baskf-lhnll, 2: Choir, 3: Sehool Quartet, 3: Vive- President Junior Class: Rook- hounds, 4. 'f'lWSf WOODROW A. REID Psalm 23 Denver, Colorado .sy .. f , f V , aff . I Ar, .J xt, P , Q Y! X by . 1 ? 1 , 1 W ' f I if a w Q5 if A ' 'V , , , R , I 5 , f K 5' Lfmki, 5 3iw,4,7 4 f 's M ' . 'Q 41: W e -iff, '5f'fav. :f,2,f'zP,1fe fiivr- - .' if: af 4:1 if zfrlzwlqia-V avr.: 1 fs 7 J 4' : ii: ' J' ' '- : 1: .1 5' , I r. K ROY RENSTROM GGG'-1397 Youngstown, Ohio Life Work: Evangelist Life Work: ypifmlor Activities: Embryonic Preachers, 3,4. Fllllflrez' Training? Wfvfern s 1 u e Bible In- Activities: Choir, 23 President Rock- hound Club, 4. li-' GALE SINIFI' Matt. 5:16 Denver, Colorado Life Work: Pastor or Young People's Worker Activities: Vice-President of Senior Class: Aviation Club, 1: Embryonic Preachers, 4: Senior Seminar Com- mittee. , if DOROTHY WATSON 55D0tas Phil. 4-16,7 Alma, Nebraska Life Work: Missionary Activities: Delta Beta Chi, in-Time, 4. 3: Stitch- MAX SANDERS Gal. 2:20 Denver, Colorado Life Work: Teacher Graduate Work: Colorado University Activities: Annual Staff, I: Treasurer Sophomore Class: Delta Beta Chi, Vice-President, 2,3,4g Student Voice Staff, 3, Editor, 4: Alpha Rho Sig- ma, 3,4. ' 'Sv- RACHEL ZOSCHKE Rache 1 Cor. 1:30 Junction City, Kansas Life Work: Child Evangelism Worker Activities: Soul Winners Club, 3: Stitch-in-Time Club, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Secretary and Treasurer Senior Class. S 'lla efflux ,-' 'KW l qv-24 ,,,fl CHARLES MARKLEY Phil. 3 13- 4 Denver. Colorado Life Work: Educator Graduate Work: Colorado University Activities: Baud, 3 DARRELL PLINSKY RONALD R055 HPD. Ronnie Rom. 8:28 Gal. 6:14 Denver Colorado Dover, New Hampshire Life Work: Foreign Missionary yorkg Pistol Activities: Varsity Softball, lg Double I ,' far tu em , Quartet 1, varsity Basketball' 2: Activities: Embryonic Preachers, 3,4 Rockholmcfs 4. Chess and Checker Club, 4. ADOLPH TULOWITZKI Phil. 3:10 Munson, Pennsylvania Activities: Rockhounds, 4. C 'Wir' 59 Vx 45.311 K4f x s J UNIIIRS CLARENCE BRITTON Denver, Colo. GLENN BROCK Oskaloosa Kansas LOIS BRUTON Delta Colo ROBERT FALK WIICOX Nebraska Bo BETTY HOEKSEMA Muskegon, Michigan CCRuSty37 FRED McCLANAHAN Chetopa Kansas Freddy AGNES NEWER Denver Colo Agatha amiga, S Q I 'f2'.T: v 'Q'i'.1 ' HAR R Y P RICE Denver, Colo. il 'Wie RAY RATHBUN Glen Ellyn, Illinois MARIAN SELRIN Pasadena California if 'Z?'1fawi.,,,N-N 'A Q 'fl f M or Q MARVIN SANDBERG ' 'R f av ' I' Greeley, Colo. ff I 4 1 1- X ccsandyu ,-: , -Y I MORGAN THOMAS Holyoke Colo 'Z' LOIS ANN SCHIPPERS Denver Colo MARGARET f-:Ma 'luv VANDER PLOEG Fremont Mlchlgan Pug Chg, 'Y RTL' KENT SCHMITT Durango, Colo Skzpper DELORIS WATTERS Colden, Colo FCDee77 A? 'Na 'TQ EDWIN WATTERS Bisbee, Arizona 6GEdv RALPH WEAVER Denver, Colo. CLINTON BRAN IN E La Junta, Colo. Clint', DONALD COOPER Denver, Colo. Nick HERBERT DINSMORE Bisbee, Arizona CCHe'-bv NOVA FELKIN S Elizabeth, Colo. Novacain VIRGIL HARDEN Denver, Colo. Tucson, Arizona PAUL WILSON GENE WOOD JACK OGLE Douglas, Arizona CLAUD PETTIT Denver, Colo. PHILIP RAMER Denver, Colo. Giphilii ALVIN SMITH Denver, Colo. JOHN SMOKE Everett, Pennsylvania SOPll0MOIlES SOPHOMORE CLASS P id ...... . . .Al VIZ Piziidenti l l . .flew Jgllykiilg Secretary-Treasurer .. . . . .Betty Wesslin Sophomores Frrst row left to right Warren Lee Wllluam March Stanley Brewer Stanley Meyer Donald Weltzel Burt Poole Carmen Manruquez Bull Jenklns Warner Hutchuson Second row Alvnn Smuth Norma Jean Baurd Shirley Mae Brandt Hannah Scovell Agnes Brown Lavon Ethrldge Margne Young Lolabelle Ayers Venora Wood Thurd row Wnllnam Brengle Merle Cheek Bull Kerry Nelda Bentz Phyllns Service Mary Lou Smith Elanne Vollbrecht Jean auler John Walsh Fourth row Austnn Shelly Dean Wndner Johnnue Osborne Lloyd Bartz Forrest Tanner Wlllnam Bowman Clarence Brown Alden Lynch . I . I I . . I I I . I I ' I U F I . ' : I U I . 1 I 1 1 1 l 1 . 1 1 I . 2 . . I I . . I . I . I l 1 l 1 Z 1 ' Z . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - FRESHMEN FRESHMEN CLASS President ....... . . .Charles McDonald S t T M d, K Vice President .... . . .Dick Bradford ecre ary- reasurer ' ' ' ' ' ' ar le ern Freshmen: First row, left to right: Trancito Romero, Harold Muller, Louis Sorabella, Donald Zug, Robert Burrows, Donald Overstreet, Forrest Bell, Rudolph Duran. Second row: Mary Jane Seyler, Jane Reeves, Stella Dono- van, Jackie Boettcher, Ruth Newman, Donna Sandberg, Martha Dametz, Bette Rudbeclg, Marlene Wat- ters, Louise Olson. Third row: Mary Louise Lynch, Alice Myers, Barbara Berry, Joyce Haynes, Mardie Lou Kern, Vera Beebe, Barbara Fickle, Wilma Heyliger, Barbara Johnson, Betty Allen. Fourth row: Eddie Bash, David Campbell, Wylie Tinsley, Wayne Wright, Arthur Smith, Dean Guy, Gerald Meyer, Clarence Kelly, Charles McDonald, Eugene Layne, Bill Henderson, William Watson, Ivan Slocomb, Howard Owen, Lewis Zailer, Dick Bradford, Wayne Gouge. PART TIME, SPECIAL, AND IRREGULAR STUDENTS cmms oonun .com asm cnnnow wnsoen wacumm wncumm Ammon Munn STUDENT UNIDN IH y G --13 gn 5 1 'I GAVE TAYLOR . ' fi! , A 56 EV sa? R ,f :1' -'I , I ie? Qi . 4 . , I 5 4 V . V 5, f 5 - - ,f 1. . , ' 5- i 2, I ' fr 1 g is ' -N ,N-5 ,. . , ,1 .,., is 5 f sit 1' ' - - ' F T. Q, M. 'S I , I I 2 it Q . I ' 3 : - I 5 mi F l I ! I I Y 17 lx., fx I f if A5 j If g E 29 ,I fif, 2 2 - J, , if , 5 ,M-H. I ,. I 'IJ 155 .'1' ffl. '15 gl, f ZH '1 I I III, 51' ff? H li f' Il' 2 'fix I ,NE , f M I'f5 1' !!f 1? . ., I 5 5 . I 2 I I 5 I 4 4 1 , fx W .fin 'Q IW: 5 ' f' I ij, Q I 1 w I 1 I :.xy ' WITH ETERNITY S VALUES IN VIEW 9 g And whatsoever ye do do lt heartlly as to the L d d t t or ' an no un O men COLOSSIANS 3 23 X , X , ' E ' ' Q6 9 ' 9 I ,, . H . . X 7 7 99 I L . . I . I I 5 4 STUDENT COUNCIL ,gar- 'vi' M fa 'I' N..- ' STUDENT BODY OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL Presbdent Don Kopecky Secretary LOIS Ann Schlppers Vzce Preszdent Morgan Thomas Treasurer Ruth Dunbar SENIOR CLASS Preszdent Vlfgll Horton Vzce Preszdent. . . . . . .Gale Slnlft Secretary Treasurer Rachel Zoschke JUNIOR CLASS Presulent. .. .. . . . . .Bob Falk Secretary . . .... Deloris Watters Vzce Preszdent .... . . . Herbert Dlnsmore Treasurer . LOIS Bruton N 4 A 'ff ' A i 1. - Q i Mk it gf . ' f ' - M. ri .vu -A w 5 3 - if ' H- Q - 1' I I C ' fi'Q?J: '1f 3' ., V K ' K . I ,. S , K . J W, 1 , I I - f' 7 I if . .' ' I I -I f - I 1 Y 1 I ' H A A 'I 9 ,Q 532 72- - A .I , I l t 5 , I ' , l X . . M ,s A - ROCKMON T CHAPEL CHOIR .ts v. f' 'lid Q A m 'hm 91 - 2:1 V 25 l 'i . f i 5 , CHAPELCHOHIQUARTETTE Austin Shelley, Marvin Sandberg, Gene Wood, Charles McDonald, Accompanist Dick Bradford. We four fellows of the Rockmont Chapel Choir Quartet have given our lives to the Lord Jesus and, through singing, are seeking glory for Him. Although we come from three different parts of the country, we have the same wonderful Saviour. We are planning a summer tour to witness for the Lord and publicize Rockmont. We are happy to have the Hwonderful story of love. our life, our joy, our all. this small part in furthering Jesus is all the world to us, yet for your sakes He became . . . though He was rich, poor, that ye through His poverty might be rzfchf, -II Con. 8:9 aa K Y a . .wif or . 4 'ii iv The Rockmont Chapel Choir, under the direction of Mr. Aram Phill bosian, consists of forty-two members this year. Officers are: Paul Wilson president, Violet Beebe, secretaryg Gene Wood, business manager and Keith Moser, librarian. Performances have been given at Youth for Christ, Sacred Concerts Special Meetings, Chapel Programs, and during Commencement. Organiza tions of the choir include the Women's Sextette and the Male Quartet I Most of the year's activities have been in preparation for the annual spring tour of Colorado. Lolabelle Ayers, Norma Baird, Eddie Bash, Violet Beebe, Forrest Bell Barbara Berry, Dick Bradford, Ralph Crow, Martha Dametz, Barbara 5' , Fickle, Bob Fredrickson, Joyce Haynes, Warner Hutchison, Bill Jenkins Marjorie Kremenak, Aubrey Ladwig, Gene Layne, Mary Lou Lynch .lean At.ZJ:4m,4 2 f m e 115844 ia f .,. , H f Zailer, Donald Zug, Donna Sandberg, Marvin Sandberg, Dean Widner abt., W, ,w . ,' that , M Af , x , ,mf , ,mal f- sbs-, fi felt' ,is .L . ..,. J , ,,,,,, AYl'iSvf S s 1'J2 ' S s, 'fl Q, t J 4,1 4 1 f 0 Q if tt I Y 'Iv Kwai? ge Sifmfgg J P 1 V di 'lr -Q ,avi xl Y api 'Q 'iw of- ! Q . r , ' l . f 2 5 , i i Q 1 ' i 1 .f?3f2Qi:i?? Ti X - , SEXTETTE ,lean Maurice, Marion Selin, Martha Dametz, Marjorie Kremenak, Donna Sandberg, Vanora Wood. Accompanist Barbara Fickle. CGW Maurice, Charles McDonald, Gerald Meyer, Keith Moser, Harold Muller Agnes Newer, Ruth Newman, Tom Ranum, Hannah Scovell, Marian Selm Phyllis Service, Mary Jane Seyler, Austin Shelley, Ivan Slocomb, Forrest Tanner, Marlene Watters, Paul Wilson, Gene Wood, Vanora Wood Lew GIRLS' TRIO Norma Baird Joyce Haynes Ruth Newman 'Fl MALE QUARTETTE Gerald Meyer Ray Rathbun Vernon Crouse J im Wells A ccompanist Forrest Bell MIXED QUARTETTE Harold Muller Joyce Haynes Norma Baird Keith Fredrickson A ccompanist Barbara Fickle 1 1 BAND, GERMAN BAND, BRASS CHOIR AND TRIO Classified in the catalogue as THE INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE, but better known to student basketball fans as THE ROCKMONT BAND, this particular group added pep and spirit to our home games. Pep is not the com- plete story. Under the consecrated direction of Jesse Jones and sparked by a desire to use their talents for Cod's glory, the ensemble presented patriotic chapel programs and provided special arrangements of our favorite hymns. One of the many interesting sidelights o'f this musical organization is the GERMAN BAND, which is composed of five members and which provided no small amount of humor for the student body. The GERMAN BAND, together with another member of the ensemble, formed a Brass Choir. This sextet per- formed for the school at the annual concert, in chapel, and at other musical programs in the city. Yes, the band was a real source of inspiration and spirit, and it will be a long time be'fore we can forget the familiar strains of our pep song as they played it for us during a successful basketball season. ' Director: Jesse Jones. Drum Major: Harold Luers. Members: Earl Barbour, Richard Bradford, Pete Brewer, Warren 'Bruton, Margaret Cowen, Max Hasenauer, J. R. Huddlestun, Warner Hutchison, Ralph Obitts, Mary Jane Seyler, Ed. Waters, Dean Widner, Lew Zailer, and Donald Zug. BRASS TRIO Wamer Hutchison, Dean Widner, Pete Brewer, Accompanist Lew Zailer, Speaker Keith Fredrickson ffl D STRING ENSEMBLE Joyce Birdsill, Barbara Bremer, Mrs. Marable, and Accompanist Agnes Newer. fs tt 3 I 1 ,,.., iif.Ti ,-sy fvvxt B Q S 'CIF ' M30 fl!! ev, ' 1 I 1 ETTTQ w , . - 'i as 'se mas, A00 I ll . 1253115 is 1 H1 Tl I ' v -A v i MISSION PRAYER BANDS One of the important phases of school life in Rockmont College is World-wide Missions. The challenge for Missions is contained in the school motto, UGO ye into all the worldf, Each Tuesday evening at 6:30 p.m. five groups, representing five parts of the world, meet to pray for those who are serving Christ. These bands are South America, Asia, Africa, Europe, and Home Missions. Each prayer band has been gathering information on Mission Boards to keep in a permanent file for future use. Will you pray? Co? Give? 1 The Student VOIZE V I i ROCKMONT C8lEE.lEEEinHB,EkiGVER, COLORADO October, 1949 - o --Q 'x'x ' . Q' 1 1 nocxmom' Gan , -o on - o' DENVERCX Degmees Quanta W . J -Q 'ro c:LnnnA'n': on tb 0,,,51sS0CI CHRI X of ' '- . nce, FIFTH ANNIVEP' fag? fi2'1ie?mj, QQEZSUMSTIANA T10 ASTIA A, friCiiigfisszwizetezms 3 Q X ' Q: 13. r If 'a Spf' Of t is summer. Ixilgrieiegglte 46 ?i1xfQxS'L?'g19j'Z111 02512 iizlqlifbdga 19 SCH0 Qvgdxill-le lgag Music Concert at PhippsgAuqi EEl5'i0iXXx i':4K'YYC'o8111e12ff11 D1'0fZIdf1-GZQSIIQIJ b , 11,128 A , it xx? X 5 Five o, 111- C-11 e l1l3ESq??7.l-M?.Eclg,,114, P t -.7 .45 p'..I?-gxfiixx-XKXGX Qtr, 66511021 tis 31jdSCj1001Z of bJ' o o ' ' A t e ' o ' - .Q - o Aeyxv xxx. ff go 310.5-fl-UIQ .5-O 026141 tl, 1 K! ' 'XL PQ I, . S .. f' N Y' ' Y x I o 92:06 XQXXX A uf .OX v- C0'0'zkgQfD ,Q Di XN Y ra Xnif amu 'r Svffftit Q Made is , xx pU1i0aY in fbinsuwuonasi a oc, o . Qrogfam, Q0 gate 35:6 Q , C' nt 5 Qt o Aon axes Q ROW? vw ' uoq .Samet AA955' xoipx H29 311 . 1 Dre 081311-i S 11 Tm- ffigedgfro' Tbes Oatstfol, f,.O n+?f11-tiC?ndiDge O13 P31111 fl, I'1St. S Dr 001 .1311 OgI'31hB1blf- 'l'l-IE MESSIAI-I T0 BE PRESENT 4 0 .4 ED by Agnes ,. upon NN 1th Chustmas more our thoughts the IHIISIC of ' er Q EW? tune th eurts, V- CD I :yet B og ,rw M give gjebe QQ ' L . 'IB I S9016 aid to X - A aff .190 See ,g W F116 OA-122 311 Q2 ' 1' O-4 1 . 43935 W xo Q K dd 5 Wfya , 11131, U u 01 ts , , 1 V 5313 St J, do. newly if V . 12517 OQ . 1118, Chapel la, Q fiill Q1 r?,.25a K fd i 1 12 . 1 f Wgeaq 3 even 011 composed .gt 100,21 Sllgoptdg .1 Snndbu-rg, UQ' 6' WS Mononmd nv, eh! ' N193 l 1 The Student VOICE Staff Member Dssocncled Colleeuole Dress Edltor ASSOCIBEO Edltors ax Sanders Edwln Watters Geneva Elmqulst Busmess Manager Vu'g1l Horton Asst Business Mgr Max Hasenauer Clrculatnon Manager Agnes Newer sslstants Shu'ley Brandt Joyce Blrdslll ports Editor Dick Mattson Photographers Gordon Mumford Donald Zug Uartoomsts Travis Gowan Charles Markley Mancll Taylor Vews and Featune Wnters Violet Beebe Agnes Newel Ruth Dunbar Hannah Scovell Dale Claar Eleanol Graham Martha Dametz, June Montague Faculty Advisor Mrs Lucy Sullnan recently 1n Chet lNelsons sports col mm ln the Rocky Mountam News lomlng m9gBL'f- ' ROCKETS BREAK INTO NEWS THE RECORD 1 Won7 Lost6 The followlng news ltem appeared 4220 ff if Tl-IE SCORE A M NIBBLES-A Denver bas ketball team rated hlgh for both ab111ty and sportsmanshlp ha1ls from Rockmont College And they have a forward some of the blg schools could use 1n Falk I0 'Yip Average Polnts Per Game ur It Elliolfiwalk lf 4 1 aff I l,I?'?z 0 r JU 150 Q01 0 Bob Cflo Off f xii? 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In IQ, I lwrzyll 0 XX SGD 3- ,S NEW QUARTETTE aclllfy 7165A a A urs 25' 7 ge 1- 3 Ildflillffthinks of th 0, . !' ur fac 1 Vacation 9 Sum- .6z,ffo, th U ty wh S- Not '-s' fw'n . emselves 0 have mana ISO, ,Q 02 Q lllght if illlrfazingb Elise busy as flfffh. 0:1 ..-- ?.. A mes the T A ' 1222 fsck th: 25,2 kin take 3 10 Stg Uldlvldu I,A .IHS Seems 3 S. gang the mints be . S Om tsomg Of tho 1g enfiachmgf arp' 906-ived Aldrs' Sulll gniversi15yerfoM. 1 lV1?ssUIgVeESity Iof 'ere - ar e S0n ln B Pk at the ould 1- U S28 ugilcott had d Miss gg Care o mn . Sh Uhfman ,Left to right: Philibosian, Terwilliger, 9 Sa ' Halloween Horrors by Bash-ful 81' .VS Qlkillen, Barber, Philibosian, IN INFORMAL POSE Tand SIGNET STAFF Front Row, seated: Joyce Birdsill. Front Row, standing, left to right: Violet Beebe, Rachel Zoschke, Bill Jenkins, Miss Garberson, Betty Hoeksema. Second Row: Eleanor Graham, Tom Graham, J. R. Huddleston, Marion Selin, Margaret Vanderploeg, Alden Lynch. Not Pictured: Barbara Bremer, Gaylord Taylor. n 2 7.-Y X sf' 5 Z nl 4 ww , E. - 5 'nf . in as if L f 9 If ff f I THE CLICK-IN-TIME CLUB The Click in Time Club of Rockmont is organized for the purpose of teaching members the art and usefulness of photography in Christian work. It is now becoming an aggressive club and is particularly helpful in furnishing pictures for The Student Voice and the Signet. The shutter happy members really have fun. The club's plans include the opening of a photo graphic dark room in the girls' dormitory with such equipment as printing and drying apparatus and an enlarger. Officers for the club during the first semester of '49-'50 were President, Bob Fredricksong Vice Presi- dent, Ralph Crowg Secretary and Treasurer, Bud Lynch. Second semester officers are President, Bob Bur- rowsg Vice President, Ralph Crowg Secretary and Treasurer, Eugene Layne. Other members are Dave Campbell, Vernon Crouse, Bill Henderson, Bill Jenki ns, Charles McDonald, and Marvin Sandberg. 'N ' V! . 5 X ,,.,f g 'X In STITCH-IN-TIME CLUB President .......... . . . Deloris Watters Secretary-,Treasurer . . . ....... Lois Bruton Sponsor .......... .... M iss Mary Kline The aim of the Stitch-In-Time Club is to learn various phases of sewing which will help club members to be better Christian workers, such as homemakers, missionaries, missionaries' wives, and pastors' wives. Projects have been varied-learning to use a pattemg stuffing animals as Christmas gifts for the lit- tle children of Denver General Hospital, and miscellaneous needle work, such as knitting, embroidering, crocheting, mending, etc. The Club also sponsored a February party with clever decorations depicting a gay Cupid's room, Wash- ington's cherry tree, and Abraham Lincoln's log cabin. Members of the club are Betty Allen, Lola Belle Ayers, Violet Beebe, Naida Bentz, Lois Bruton, Sylvia Cecil, Stella Donovan, Nova Felkins, Alice Myers, Louise Olsen, Dorothy Watson, Deloris Watters, Marlene Watters, and Rachel Zoschke. Z MARGARET if f mm 1 TRAVIS 5 J -IJ' , 1 K , D SW -L 1-aaa, Fd -ui on lx i MARRIED STUDENTS' FELLOWSHIP uilyikx ' l' ' President EMBRYON IC PREACHERS The Embryonic Preachers' Club was begun with a view to acquainting budding young preachers with some of the problems they will face when they get into their ministries and the possible solutions of these problems. We invite pastors of different denominations to speak to us at our meetings in the 'iChat 'n' Chew room in the Girls' Dormi- tory an hour before lunch on the first and third Tuesdays of every month. Then we enjoy a good dinner with the visiting pastor as our guest. In addition to our own Dr. Bradford, we have had Rev. r L. W. Coffman, Rev. M. S. Ellick, Rev. W. C. Garberson, Rev. Lee Long, Rev. R. S. Lutz, Rev. Sherman Miller, Mr. Bob Mosier, Dr. Thomas Murray, Rev. Stanley Skivington Dr. Wm. H. L. Spratt, Mildred Stam, Rev. W. C. Vetter, Dr. W. P. Whittemore, Bishop E. M. Yost, whose fellow- ship and counsel were a great blessing. Officers for the first semester were Ken Bassett, Presi- dentg Howard Owen, Vice Presidentg and Harry Price, Secretary-Treasurer. Officers for the second semester are Burt Poole, Presidentg Gordon Mumford, Vice Presidentg and Chuck Clough, Secretary-Treasurer. CHESS AND CI-IECKER CLUB With a parade of pawns, an array of kings, and a determination to win, the Chess and Checker Club sharpened their wits in two of the oldest games known to mankind. Already it has furnished entertainment for club members, faculty members, and student spectators, alike. Officers are: Dean Widner, Presidentg Bob Fredrickson, Vice Presidentg and Norma Baird, Secretary-Treasurer. Sponsor: Dr. Lapp. M embers: Ralph Crow, Barbara Fickle, Robert Fredrick- son, Thomas Graham, Virgil Harden, J. R. Huddlestun, Warner Hutchison, Verle Lewis, Harold Luers, Charles Lumsden, John Osborne. DELTA BETA CHI AB! J Delta Beta Chl IS the flne arts club of Rockmont and was formed to help students dexelop and use the11 talents for the Lord The Club motto Dally Bulldlnv for Chrlat expreaaea the standard and purpoae of the group Thls paat year Delta Beta Chl planned and held the annual Halloween party for the entlle school sponcored Qeveral talent Qhowa and conducted the Flne Arts Pro ram given during Commencement week Offlrers for the flrat aemeater were Lols Ann Qehlppera Presxdent Vlrffxl Horton Vue PIP9ldE'I1l1 and Norma Jean Balrd qerxetary Treaaurer Second semester 0fflCCIS .ze 4 fx . I X ' . wx , 1 . 5 A-Yr. , . 1 5 t t 'ri . I ll v- A J T 1 V , is , 1 . K , - - ' ,hp --i... 111 . J . 44 . . . , . . . , O 4 W7 a , ee a .., . . . 1 L , , ,, , - L - M, - uv- ' ' - rw H - - a - . L -, , C, -, l 1 1 I . l A . 4 ' , Q YL Q c , K . ' a . . . . , . . . - . - . . , . . - ' M s L 9 -L 1 w 9 -v ' are Paul Wllaon PI'EQldCIlt lxelth Moser VICG PI89ld6Ht and Joyce Haynea Secre tary-Treasurer. me ,MW 'lm ROCKMONT ROCKHOUNDS 'il' , ' I F' ' MN. f x. .- 3 - , f. 41- 1 'v - . 'images ,, Y is ,fu ' , 5. ,N 3- ' 4 if s, i Vw Q9 J P. ,-,N , frwl 2 4 ,. we W I JN W nr- . , 'u-VI, My The Rockhound club was newly formed at the beginning of this school year for those interested in the three great earth sciences: archaeology, geology, paleontol- ogy, and their various branches. Its pur- poses are to promote the museum of Rockmont College and develop its mem- bers culturally in these interests by lectures, museum and field trips. Dr. Lapp, Dr. Dametz, and Mr. Rudy Fahl have delivered interesting lectures, and the club members have enjoyed field trips to Daniels Park and Dawson Butte. Other projects undertaken by the club were two museum displays and the assembly and use of a stone cutting saw. ?v4-K9wQ- 3- s Officers and members: Roy Renstrom, President, Bill Brengle, Vice President, Martha Dametz, Secretary, Jane Reeves, Treasurer, Dr. Dametz, Sponsor. Virgil Arrowood, Trucene Brengle, Agnes Brown Clarence Brown, Ralph Crow, Dougal Gra- ham, Tom Graham, Harriet Hasenhauer, Leo C. Lapp, Warren Lee, Amos Masca- renas, Bill Moore, Carnold Muhr, Eugene Neal, ,lack Ogle, Russell Phillips, Al Rath- bun, Alvin Smith, Ardith Taylor, Mancil Taylor, Adolph Tulowitzki, ,lim Wells. Honorary Members: Mr. Charles Mark- ley, Sr., Mr. Robert Conard. 7 ' ALPHA RHO SIGMA In the sprmg of 1949 the Honors commlttee of Rockmont met to elect the charter members of what was to be the first honor socrety rn the hlstory of Rockmont College Alpha Rho Slgma The mrnrmum quallflcatlons for membershrp are a full junlor colleglate standmg wrth a gen eral scholarshlp grade 1n the upper fourth of the class from whrch the candldate 15 selected after at least one year s resldence a manlfesta t1on of wholesome attltudes and ldeals as upheld by the college and actrve partrclpatlon rn col lege act1v1t1es Electrons are held durmg the frrst part of March Approximately srxty per cent of those Cllglble 1n the junror class and forty per cent of those elrglble rn the senlor class may be elected Charter members elected ln 1949 were Carl ton Kmg Lorrame Klng Mary Barnett Glen Deaver and Vlrgrnra Murphy senlors and Don ald Kopecky Max Sanders J R Huddleston Dlck Mattson Geneva Elmqulst and June Mon tague JLIHIOTS Of these members Dlclx Mattson was elected presrdent Cenewa lllmqurst vue presldent and June Monta ue secletarytreas urer The soclety has elected to offer a scholarshlp of one hundred dollars to a worthy student each mst 1 gggelfsir year the scholarshrp to be frrst offered ln Sep tember 1950 Need and character as well as scholastrc ablhty rnfluence Bllglblllty for thrs scholarshrp The reclprent of the scholarshrp Wlll be chosen by a commlttee of three COflS1St1Ilg of the faculty advrsor of Alpha Rho S1 ma one member of Alpha Rho Slgma and the Dean of Students The faculty advrsor of the SOCIETY at the present tlme IS MISS Evelyn Wolcott mstructor rn languages and scrence The emblem of the SOCIETY IS a key attached to an ollve wreath rncloslng the Greek letters A R S The colors of the SOClCty are royal blue and yellow and the Off1C13l flower IS the jonqurl The prnnary purpose of Alpha Rho Sigma IS to glorlfy Cod and Hrs Son Jesus Chrrst through hrgh scholastrc aehrevement leadershrp and serxrce to the college Members elected to the SOCIETY III the sprm of 1950 lllflllde Ruth Dunbar Joyce Brrdsrll Ronald Ross and Charles Clough senrors and Agnes Newer Lors Ann Schlppers Dclorr W at ters Harry Prrce and Chnton R1 mme junrors W IC yet rn rts rr fancy thc orlrty roxets yr ur prayers thfrt lt Hllgll 1 X x may hor o Cod the Father Son and Holy Splrrt l A V .. , 3? 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As a club dedicated to the cause of Christ, the members desire not only to continue with the mission work, tract dis- tribution, and gospel teams, but also to accomplish even greater things for God. At various times, prominent Christian men of the Denver area present some prac- tical advice on the methods of soul winning. The Christian Business Menls Association makes available a large supply of tracts for the use of the club. The Soul Winners, Club is under the leadership of the following: Bob Falk .................... President Johnny Osborne .......... Vice President Marian Selin ........ Secretary-Treasurer g'But ye shall receive power, after tluzt the Holy Ghost is come upon you: anal ye shall be witnesses unto me both in ferusa- lem, anal in all fualaea ,... ACTS 1:8. DENVER IS OUR JERUSALEM! Membership of the Soul Winners' Club: Lloyd Bartz, Harvey Berry, Merle Cheek, Lavon Ethridge, Robert Falk, Eleanor Gra- ham, Mardie Kern, Bill Kiery, Ruth Anne Lewis, Mary Louise Lynch, Fred McClana- han, June Montague, Johnny Osborne, Burt Phelps, Kent Schmitt, Marian Selin, Phyl- lis Service, Austin Shelly, Ivan Slocomb, Mary Lou Smith, John Smoke, Don Weit- zel. Sponsor: Mr. Jesse Jones. YQ' n FIELD WORK And Jesus help me to he good to Pat, and, well, just help me to be good The little lad lifted his head and smiled at his child evangelism teacher I like to talk to God he said Child evangelism is only one of the various phases of practical Christian work in which over 507 of Rockmont students are engaged Pastors, Sun day School teachers Young People s leaders gospel teams, workers 1n hos pitals the State Home for Children and the Denver Rescue Mission all have similar stories to tell. In the hospital, tears of gratitude dampen clean White sheets, in the Sunday School, wlggling boys and gnls listen 1n rapt attention, and little voices pray earnestly for unsaved friends, Moms and Dads, in the mission, a drunken man kneels at the feet of the Saviour, in the state home, love- starved hearts grope eagerly to understand the love of Christ, in the pene- tentiary, a new convert sings to a hushed audience, MNearer My God to Thee -his new life radiating through a sin-scarred face. There are difficulties too: lack of finances, snow drifts closing in on mountain Sunday Schools, and above all, the ever-present forces of the Prince of the power of the air. Nevertheless, every field worker sincerely echoes the words of one mem- ber of our hospital gospel team: ulnstead of our giving them something, it is they who always give to usf' I l I x l V l v l l l L 1 I 4 l I 1 L l l ir wil PEP CLUB DONNA BILL LOL ABELLE Hereis a hearty hurray to the cheer leaders and the cheering sec- tion for their excellent, enthusias- tic support at the home games. With such loyal backing from this lively group, the morale of the team and the school was boosted sky high. Gene Wood, as substi- tute cheer leader, vigorously as- sisted in cheering the Rockets on to victory. Three cheers for Rock- mont. VARSITY Due to limited physlcal athletlc f3C11lt16S at the present tlme basketball is Rock monts leadlng varsity sport Participating in their second year of stiff collegiate competltlon the Rockets ended the season with twelve victories in twenty three contests Showing vast lmprovement over las year s squad the 1950 edition of the Rockets displayed excellent team Splflt clean hard fight in participation and a calibre of sportsmanship which drew the plaudlts of many of the players and coaches with whom they competed Their never ending hustle ln every game whether WIH nlng or losing provided the host of faithful followers with a brand of basketball which was second to none 1n the Rocky Mountain region Again the name of Bob Falk appears at the top of the heap both in scoring and all around team play Bobs total points for the entlre twenty three games were 422 making his average POINTS per game 183 This is one of the better point averages ln the Rocky lVlounta1n region and shows a 27 per game increase for Bob over his 1948 1949 average of 15 6 po1nts per game Bob was leading scorer for the Rockets in 18 games leading players of both teams IH 12 of these games He scored 30 points in three games 28 points in one game 27 po1nts in one game and 34 po1nts 1n the that Rapid Robert has another year of competition remainlngl The returning varslty men who teamed with Bob Falk and who set up the plays which so often shook Bob loose to score were veteran Bud Lynch steady sopho more guard Curt Krey only senior on the squad and one of the headlest men on any team when under fire and Long John Osborne youthful sophomore center who showed much improvement over last year s play Other returning veterans who played well 1n relief rolls were Stan Mayer and Don Weltzel both sophomore guards The most promlsing new players who made varsity positions were Marv Sand Jones whose height and fight made im a crowd pleaser Tom Ranum guard and Ted Winfrey forward freshmen with plenty of basketball savvy and hustle The prospects are bright for next season with only Curt Krey scheduled to graduate This leaves Coach Wltham with a fine nucleus of returmng lettermen with which to build his team The future of sports at Rockmont is ln deed rosy when one conslders the top grade coachmg under Del Witham the roof ra1s mg band directed by Jesse J ones the vita min happy Pep Club and the cheering horde of faithful who always back the team through thick and thln ll . . . . . . . .4 . ,, , - O 7 ' ' - o ' 9 . . . , 7 . , . . 3 a . . t p ' G6 97 , . . 3 , u l . , 9 . 7 , 9 7 Q . . l 7 I 7 . . - , Q . . , . . U i i 9 . . 7 . . . 7 . - ' berg, forward, a junior transfer from Bob . . , h ' . l i 7 7 n 9 7 7 1 l , . 7 ' 7 . 7 . . . . 7 . . . 9 a ' u 7 I - , I . 1 i , 7 7 u 7 .Ld game against Barnes School of Commerce, thereby breaking his personal, and the school scoring records. Coach Witham smiles broadly when someone mentions Cod had wonderfully blessed this type of testimony to hundreds of basketball fans, many of whom would never receive such a testimony if it were not for a Christian team representing Rockmont. THE AVERAGE Bob Falk .... Tom Ranum . . . Ted Winfrey . . . John Osborne . . . Marv Sandberg .... Bud Lynch ...... Curt Krey ..... Total Games Points Average . . . 23 422 18.3 . . . 23 207 9.0 . . . 10 81 8.1 . . . 20 140 7.0 . . . 21 127 6.04 . . . 23 132 5.7 . . . 23 94 4.08 Opponents Sears Roebuck ..,......... Davis Brothers .............. Fitzsimons General Hospital . . . Carpenters Local Union No. 55. Lamar Junior College ........ La Junta Junior College ..... Sweetman Realty Company .... La Junta Junior College ...... Colorado School of Mines Frosh Sterling Junior College ....... Regis College Freshmen ...... Blair Business College ....... Barnes School of Commerce . . . Regis College Freshmen ..... Blair Business College ........ Pueblo Junior College ........ Colorado Natural Gas Company Barnes School of Commerce... Lamar Junior College ........ Sterling Junior College ....... Colorado School of Mines Frosh Fitzsimons 279th Hospital .... Church League All Stars ...... it Overtime Game T Homecom JOHNNY STAN SANDY TOMMY P CURT BOB BUD INTRAMURAL The many students, who have no time to participate in the long and hard practice for varsity sports, find an outlet for their energies in the many intramural sports available to all students. Some of these are ping-pong, checkers, chess, badminton, ten- nis, shuffleboard, and volley ball. However, the high point in intramural activities is the annual intramural class basketball tournament. The 1949-1950 tournament was the most ambitious ever attempted by the Athletic Department and included a round robin schedule with each class playing each of the other classes two times. Victors in this play-for-keeps sports classic this year were the intelligent and fighting Seniors, who lost only one game in league play. The Juniors and Sopho- more tied for second place, and in the play-off contest, the Juniors squeaked by the Sophs by a single digit for the coveted second position. The lowly Freshies started each game fast but ran out of steam about midway and ended at the bottom of the heap. Keen spirit, fine sportsmanship, and a red-hot rivalry made the tournament one of the best in Rockmontls history. Mit DON X fxf - 1-s k 4,, D I VARSITY V M J I .m-.W m,m.d.,, . ' , - is A Q eg I, ig? M: , E JJ 1 ix' ,Dr N Awju VEf37, 15 I9 ga 20 ,Jax Mak, COACH NARWN JOHNNY BOB CURT BUD DAVE VERNON DON WITHAN SANDBER6 OSBORNE' FALK KREY LYNCH CAMPBELL CROUSE OVERSTREET NOT PICTURED - TOM RANUN , STAN NAYER , DON WEITZEL ,TED MHNFREY 4 Q1-4kL+ .f qwwq . Beth Albert ....... Rev. Charles Anderson Rev. Robert Atwell .... T. J. Bach ......... Edward J. Bateman.. James E. Bennett .... Rev. Arley Bragg .... Rev. Arvid Carlson. . . Rev. Ralph Clauson. . . Dr. L. W. G. Duff-Forbes. . Rev. Spencer De Young. . Rev. Alfonso Esquibel. . . Dr. Arnold J. Finkbiner. Paul Fleming ......... Rev. Ernest Fowler ..... Rev. H. Germaine .... Rev. Mark Coodger .... Claude M. Hathaway .... Rev. Virgil Hook ..... Cecil Kettle .......... Rev. Max Kronquest .... Rev. Elmer Larson .... Winifred Larson Dr. Roy Laurin ...... Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Rev. Irving Lindquist. . . . Rex Lindquist .... . Lee B. Long ..,.... Wendell P. Loveless Franz McKnight .... Fred Meldal 1... . Jesse Miller.. Lewis Nelton .. . HOMECOMING SPEAKERS REV. ROBERT S. LUTZ BISHOP E. M. YOST DR. CHESTER TULGA DR. THOMAS MURRAY CHAPEL SPEAKERS SEPTEMBER zo, 1949, TO APRIL 5, 1950 .Worker with the Chinese lepers under the International Christian Leper Association. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ... . .International representative of Youth for Christ. . . . ........ Represented Westminister Seminary of Penn. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Director Emeritus ofthe Evangelical Alliance Mission. Member of the Fuller Foundation and traveling chaplain to state correctional schools. .....................................................LawyerfromNew YorkCity. . . . .Pastor of the Central Free Church in Minneapolis, Minn. . . ......................... First Covenant from California . . . .Pastor of the First Evangelical Free Church in St. Paul, Minn. . . . . . Representative of the Biblical Research Society of Australia. . ...................... Director of the Home Bible League. . . . ........ Pastor of the Jerome Spanish Presbyterian Church. . . . . . Professor at the Northwest Nazarene College, Nampa, Idaho. . .... ................ D irector of the New Tribes Mission. . . . . . . . . .Evangelical Union of South America . . . . .Field worker of the Sudan Interior Mission. . . . .Supt. of the Highway and Hedges Mission. . . . .Hathaway Tool Company, Denver, Colo. . . . . . . . . . . .China Inland Mission, Tibet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...Businessman of San Francisco, Calif. . . . .. . . . . .Superintendent of the Missionary Gospel Fellowship. . . . . .Pastor of the Highland Park Presbyterian Church, Denver, Colo. .........................................Gospelsinger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Represented the Fuller Foundation. . . . . . . .Missionary to Africa under the Berean Missions. . . . . . . .Pastor of the Church of the Open Door, Denver, Colo. .. . . .Associate pastor of Galilee Baptist Church, Denver, Colo. Singspiration .. ...Pastor of the First Baptist Church, Westwood, Colo. . . . . . . . . . . .Christian Victory Publishing Company. . . . .Far Eastern Crusade Missionary to Japan. . ...... Converted from the underworld. Miss Mary Nemire. . . Dr. W. E. Pietsch ..... J im Rayburn ....... Eugene A. Scheele ..... Rev. Ray Schulenberg .... ............. ...... Dr. Robert Smith .... Robert Smith ......... Dr. W. H. Lee Spratt. Rev. Ed. Stelling ....... Eugene Thomas . . . Dr. Chester Tulga .... Rev. H. E. Uda .... Mr. Abe Vanderpuy ........... Mr Dr. Harry Vom Bruch. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard V John Walden ......................... Rev. Robert Welch .... Louis Zamperini . . . to the Navajos. . . . .Former missionary and now broadcasts regularly in Waterloo, Iowa. .Director of Young Life. . . . . .International representative of the Christian Business Men's Organization. .Pastor of the Evangelical Free Church, Moline, Ill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Heads the philosophy dept. of Dubuque University. . . . .Recent convert, who formerly worked with television in Hollywood. Pastor, .ludson Memorial Church, Denver, Colo. . . . . . . . . . . . '. . . . . .Evangelist, Detroit, Michigan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Representative of Intervarsity Fellowship. . . . . .Research Secretary of the Conservative Baptist Fellowship. . . . . . . . . . .Dist. Supt. of the American Sunday School Union. . . . . . . . . .H. C. J. B. Radio Station, Quito Ecuador. . and Mrs. Gordon Van Rooy .... ............ E vangelical Alliance Mission. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .E'vangelist, Los Angeles, Calif. on Ehrenkrook ..... ...... ............................. C . B. F. M. S. Missionaries. . . . . .Sup t. of the Christian Childrenis Home, Colorado Springs, Colo . .... ....................... M issionary to French West Africa . . . .Olympic runner speaking for Youth For Christ. SNHPSHOTS NQY N610 Xuf- 44, ff AQ f I N rx 5 J! vly ffn 1, II C 5f!Mf A - j V ' X xx ff Q ui T GOWFIN yn, 55? 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W A I, x - . ,J x ff , Q. 4 ,V+ H K-Q56 i N Q. xx J sw ,, b 'LX ax 4 , Y , I A L. We L -Q . vp, ' 4 ',,,,f' 5 gm :ix - 1 'QX Air- J! W 1 my . W A . walt vl- SX 1 l 1 1 WESTERN Congratulates Rockmont College Graduates of 1950 if WESTERN BAPTIST TH EOLOGICAL SEMINARY A Thoroughly Conservative Baptist Graduate School 5511 Southeast Hawthorne Blvd. Portland 15, Oregon CATALOGUE ON REQUEST HCNOUR'S Typewriters Sold, Rented, Repaired AUTHORIZED DEALER for CORONA, ROYAL, UNDERWOOD REMINGTON PORTABLES 1749 cALlFoRNiA KE, 61Q4 N Afiilet fix-, .. - T ' - ' x V ' ' 1 4 l' 1 Q 5 'lm l r- . ' 'fi 1' v' 75 1' iw z ' f-, ,ll 1 4 i tl 'gi 1 li Q, -3 ' 12 In whom we have boldness and access fi., lt 3 M if ffjxii 1--s L with confidence by the faith of him. fig' 'l W I7 '? ' I'i . it ff-.iq 1.1-'T A ' 5' ' 13 Wherefore I desire that e faint not at ifgliil' ,Lf 1, . ' ' illfif' 'J - I? my tribulations for you, which L your glory. if'L1ii1.ig R' 14 For this cause I bow my knees unto the 'iff'-f Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, Beth Eden Baptist Church A Church of Power and Progress SAM BRADFORD, D.D., PASTOR 3255 Lowell Boulevard Denver 11, Colorado I CHARGE thee therefore before God, and the Lord Jesus Christ, who shall judge the quick and the dead at his appearing and his kingdom, 2 Preach the word, be instant in season, out of season, reprove, rebuke, exhort with all longsuffering and doctrine. 3 For the time will come when they will not endure sound doctrine, but after their own lusts shall they heap to themselves teachers, having itching ears, 4 And they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables. -5 I But watch thou in all things, endure af- flictions, do the work of an evangelist, make full proof of thy ministry. 15 Of whom the whole family in heaven and earth is named, 16 That he would grant you, accordingrto the riches of his glory, to be strengthened with might by his Spirit in the inner man, 17 That Christ may dwell in your hearts by faith, that ye, being rooted and grounded In love, 18 May be able to comprehend with all saints what is the breadth, and length, and depth, and height, 19 And to know the love of Christ, which passeth knowledge, that ye might be filled with all the fulness of God. 20 Now unto him that is able to do exceed- ing abundantly above all that we ask- or think, according to the power that worketh in us, 21 Unto him be glory in the church by Christ Jesus throughout all ages, world without end. Amen. Bethany Baptist Church A Friendly Conservative Church , HEALTH CREAMERY Pim's Jewelry 2 Office 2145 Court Place. MA. 7555 25111 AND cl-AY STREET WATCHES' CLOCKS, JEWELRY 2745 Downing ................. AL. 9052 1301 Marion .......... ..... T A. 9521 p, yo... 5-NLLHAMMER, AND REPAIRING 4170 Tennyson .... ..... G R. 9840 Pasfof 8111 AVE. . . . ..... 609 E. 13th Ave. .. ..... CH. 2912 GL. 6194 412 EGSI' zofll AVBIIIIB 626 E. 17th Ave. . . ..... KE. 2420 CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE STUDENTS AND GRADUATES OF 1950 Golden Cream Do-Nut Co. Rocky Mountain Lake Baptist Church The Lighthouse by the Lake Hosiery, Anklets, School Frocks wh I sale-R tai, Rev. S. R. Skivington, 352 E. 20th Ave.-TAbor 8851 o e e Hours 10 a.m.-Midnight Phone GL' 8214 Pesto' Special Attention Given to PGHY 0fd9'5 west 48th Ave and Julian st Notions to Suit Your Notion 240 E. 20th KE. 8068 DeLuxe 5c and 10c Store Go Straight to STRAITS for Smiling Courteous Service The Best in Meats Frozen Foods - Fresh Produce Groceries You Are Always Welcome at JUDSON Friendly Church with a Life-Giving Message. wir We lnvife You to worship warn us. 'iff JUDS-ON MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH West 9th and Kalamath Denver, Colorado DR. wM. LEE SPRATT, Pastor Car No. 50 Congratulations to the Seniors and Other Students of Rockmont 'ik CHUCKS Phillips 66 Service Expert Greasing and Tire Service KE. 9803 225 E. 20th Ave. Just Behind the Boys' Dorm. on 2Oth Congratulations to the Class of '50 But continue thou in the things which thou host learned . . . knowing of whom thou host learned them, ll Tim. 3:14 ik' BIBLE BOOK STORE 2011 Glenarm Place 'ik' Margaret and Jack Wikstrand of WlK'S SANDWICH SHOP 142 E. 20th Ave. at Sherman Take This Opportunity to Congrotulate the Graduates, Students and Faculty ot Rockmont College. it Congratulations to the Students and Seniors of l95O EL SALVADOR BAPTIST CHURCH 3400 Lawrence Rev. E. Duran, Pastor RADIO TROUBLE? Need a New One? Come to NATES RADIO Sales and Expert Service I14 E. 20th Ave. AL. 8572 Across Street from Rockmont College PARK HILL ORTHODOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH E. 34th Avenue and Albion Street and THE ORTHODOX PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL E. 31st Avenue and Downing Street Rev. W. Benson Male, Pastor Based on the Whole Bible! :l:Proclaims the System of Faith set forth in the historic Westminster Confession and Catechisms. :l:Believes the Christian Life and World View applies to every realm ot thought and activity. A Hearty Greeting to All! ffm... r . -2,53 f . 5 3 . 1 ' fe ,. ., . ,M . 'Sw J '.. . n.,3fi43.l ', V , ., .Yi .V V I-in .. H' 1- sf' J- ' fr , 1 .. 1, may e, . 31. I , -, ,.e j, v, ' ' Q ,. ' , ' 'rw gtf fxv - ...Mi -up -e .. Mfg, ff wwimbwv-R' vw - . -, ....4n.4.- Bethel Baptist Church Sincerity, Simplicity, Spirituality So. Logan and E. Colorado Avenue, Denver, Colorado Ministering the Word: Rev. W. C. Garberson Ministering the Music: Rev. and Mrs. Jesse R. Jones K fu? 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LAKEWOOD CONGRATULATIONS BAPTIST CHURCH from the 'l4.I.h and Ammons souTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH E. W. Ferrin, Pastor Where You Will Grow in Grace Denver Buy the Truth, and sell it not, Sunday School 9:30 C. B. Y. L. 6:30 Morning Worship II:00 Evening Service 7:30 also wisdom, and instruction and understanding. Prov. 23:23 Pastor, Rev. PHILIP H. WICHERN WM. G. NEWER REAL ESTATE BROKER I55 West 5th Avenue Denver 4, Colorado KE. 4079 Property Sales-Loans-and Insurance We Write All Types-Accident, Health, Automobile, Fire-wind-hail, Mortgage, Comprehensive, Personal Liability gb9ad'f5a4hou44 ,Denim ', , 1 cuulrll STEOPIII 333 West 12th Avenue b Denver, Colorado A Non-Denominational Fellowship For World Evangelism Rex Steward Lindquist, Pastor l 1 Complete Laundry Service CONGRATULATIONS TO THE congratulations to the 4 Khstone 8468 CLASS OF '50 FROM class of '50 f I'OI'l1 COLLEGE LANE CLEANERS TRLANGLE CAFE . ,I Anef.fa.n,-Dyer., 3 E- 20 ' THRIFTY DRUG stone up Finest Foods at Reasonable Prices 130 East 20th Ave. Near Sherman HOME STYLE COOKING ' t YOUTH FOR CHRIST RALLI ES Congratulations to the Class of I950 Geared to the Times, Anchored to the Rock Every Saturday Night Phipps Auditorium--8.00 p.m. Tops in Speakers-Tops in Talent Winning the Youth for Christ and the Church Endorsed by Christian Business Men's Committee 'ik' FIRST MENNONITE CHURCH West 9th Ave. and Delaware St. Bishop E. M. Yost, Pastor First Baptist Church Golden, Colorado CoIorado's Oldest Baptist Church THE GALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH 'fr Wishes to Congratulate Both the Students and the School on Past Achievements, and Trusts the Future Holds Even Greater Opportunity for All Sk East 32nd Ave. and Humboldt Street Joshua Gravett, Pastor ,J I V w I i 1 5 f Q W 1 1 1 Y 2 i 1 1 3 1 1 1 X i r W i 'Un 43' '. t , V' ,!M21E'ig+fT24' '4 1 f 5 ' 'f' ' Ax! 1. f 'J A ' 4 ' i 5W'- 21' Vxwfwff ,gy N Q g , V . , , Q A F' F'-vw' -MW -. , 'X X M: It A 4 .Wh ll',..,a '.,! .-.A I wp, , ,W-A Q -1 , , i v .. 7' f . .JSE ,N U. 4 . Q gb me U f .1 na Q J tj' ,-,-L :yy w,f1x'fXiiiLql,Jb.an3' ' 3' ., Q 5' ' 5, ,. . Q t , 5 -'fy' R 4 2 -A X - 1 - Q lf I - ' 3 5 ' A W .. ymm' 9 V V if ' ' Aff- 'ig Q . , 4 - 1 'Lys' kjkgr NIH! ,Q X, A., ' , ,, N ,M -I . , l b?!:i:,,,a gt: I Y. -,A Jlk K ,,3a,,w xi fl EEZ,-K Z5 ' F x .tv-. 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