Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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P- '« h M mS£ Nineteen hundred fifty-four, another graduating class, another historical mile-post. In nineteen hundred fourteen, the Reverend Clifton T. Fowler founded the Denver Bible Institute. This year celebrates the fortieth anniversary of a growing ministry from that beginning. Congratulations, class of 1954! You are well trained for Christian service, not only in the Bible heritage of forty years but also in the richest and fullest accomplishments of a four-year ac- credited Bible college program. Rockmont College is a part of you, as you are a part of it. We praise God for you and pray that you will unlock the future with all its potential in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ, our Redeemer. You enter an alumni organization distinguished by its consistent and con- stant Christian life and work. May the fortieth anniversary class not fall short but move from glory unto glory to the honor of God. To all who have made this milestone possible we extend our heartfelt thanks. Your continued prayer and stewardship in this work of Christ will set the pace for growth and service. May God's richest blessing abide with you all. Sincerely in Him, W. R. SKILLEN President

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AUXILIARY MEMBERS ARE: Mrs. C. V. Englund, Mrs. John L. McCartney, Mrs. Roy Baese, Mrs. J. L. O'ConneJI, Mrs. Ruth Fletcher, Mrs. Naomi Davis, President; Mrs. W. B. Male, Mrs. Harold Miller, Mrs. J. P. McClure, Secretary; Mrs. Glenn McMahan, Mrs. Dean S. Smith, Mrs. Lyla Dibble, Mrs. Paul Massie, Mrs. W. R. Skillen, Mrs. Helen Morse, Mrs. Florence v!!S 4vrv Anderson, Mrs. W. C. Sawtell, Marie Garberson, Mrs. Archie Yetter, Mrs. Wightnian, Mrs. y i Groman, Vice President ; and Mrs. Silkensen, Treasurer. The Ladies' Auxiliary is made up of friends of like faith who are interested in promoting Rockmont College. Special programs, devotions, fellowship, and service are features of their meetings. Each member has a personal interest in the students and strives to be of service to the college.

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mm As we face the responsibility and privilege of training young people for Christian service, we are keenly aware of our own limitations. However, our hearts echo these inspired words of the Apostle Paul as we face our task, Not that we are sufficient of ourselves to think any thing as of ourselves; but our sufficiency is of God; Who also hath made us able ministers of the new testament; not of the letter, but of the spirit: for the letter killeth, but the spirit giveth life, UI Corinthians 3: 5,6) Furthermore, we are counting heavily upon the prayer fellowship of God's people on behalf of His work at Rockmont, believing that God will lead us on victoriously through their prayers and the supply of the Spirit of Jesus Christ. A. H. YETTER Acting President from January 20. m ,.'.- -.'-iyifc'' j w m i ' i ?:m04fi}im m