Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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'- .fn 2 .gf , gk ,Q A . . MARIE GARBERSON il xH4A by N L A.B., M.A. A , in h Composition hh Literature MAURICE DAMETZ A B.. M.A. ' X if , n x 1 . ,L V ..- , kv! lyplp YM-talk, Y Y . -N, NH' WW. Wi, ' in 5w.fW s5 X x K W ' X' ' M , K X, X31 f , 'yu N, .q.,Q-52355 Qi AQ' im mi.: i. ., M .4 ,,, wzsxlt, swift, gxfg. S ,i.x'JL.f,'ii.',. A ,ww xml -'.. www , .ohm 1 wan. it ,iw im ww f tm 1 ,W-QW N W. iitx igwit Nw PM W it V XJ, ,x A ' Xxw . W' ,X 35.4 , x .D W -Q EARLR, History, Bible BARBOUR A. B. , M. Librarian Education DONALD KOPECKY A B Th M FLORENCE E. IONES Greek, Bible Piano GUNVOR OL SON B, S. , M. Mus. Music, Voice lfffh ROBERT D. KNUD SEN A. B. , Th, M. Philosophy Social Science ti UL JESSE R. JONES Bible, Band Wind Instruments HAROLD E, MILLER A. B. , M. Ed. Physical Education Science Education GAYLORD TAYLOR A. B. , M. Mus. Music Voice Speech, Chou' PHILIP H, WICHERN Theology Bible A. B. , Th. B.

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n- :if ' - '.-Abu' ' L ca in , 2'2',,- Qi ot Faculty and Students 1 There's a divinity that shapes our ends, rough-hew them how we will. For a year after leaving Rockmont inlune, 1953, I went about rough-hewing my own path. But for reasons that I do not understand, God has seen fit to call W fu me back into the service of Rockmont College, I am indeed happy to be back. There is something stimulating in a new be- : ginning, in a new location. Just as God gives a born-again soul an opporttmity to make a fresh start, so He has, I believe, given to our college a new and glorious opportunity. With the secular colleges overflowing with students, let us pray that God will turn more Christian students our way. I envision for Rockmont a great future. I am happy to be a part of His mar- velous plan. 'J 523 I H ll f I . . Z L rf 1 J I 5 '13 George Hook Dean 3' gf I 1 J. K V1 33 . , , , . ,' .,x,',gi:1:.:.3,l. gf G,,1-f f-1 1139114 -1Iq,,3u9- 5 gig. g. T s-. 1'1 - , f' y Q , b..., ' ' ' , , -. 3, ,gl ,., 1:-f?za1Z'+ Vr-f' 2' is .. -i vm'-' .Am--1, .ff ' -Y' ,,'- if .-.Tv f','- -11.2-M' V z+?f:.'4s?4?fi1'E-T: J, viral. .. f 1 1950. -Env. -,-,1.L.f.' f-.15 '742'3xf'.1-C,11'.' ,'-.-,yewijlaf 7,ff:754a2.'1:,'0,.g' '7-1' Lfgz-.1-1,-fb'-Z.' 15:1-W-9-m11:.--, .,'1'upf- 5741113:,5:',',:,t::5gfr.','.,, .-1-, , ' 'V ' - .-'V ' Y 2.41 Ci' 'pr-:rv-a ' 'www af f . 'C 11' if .. ' MW A HP UllS.-F.E6.'gEN5T,ikf,4?'E4MilI5a3.31'?1asv3BQ.Mi,A?372311 Bam.?.?fL!?'l1A:,m'f-3.TE.'-F51-tfzg.Q.f...:-NQA...-H.?T,f4i-11.- . - 1 ff?

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M K., .- V ., Q- --'- ,sv ,., A 3 F A, M F EDITH STINSMAN School Nurse A .,,, N44 . 3 N M Above: MR. H, D, HoRToN 4' VA ,, Above: MRS, BERNARD BURNS Secretary to the President Below: MRS, H, D. HORTON Assistant Chef Chef Below: MR, C. W. MARKLEY Custodian and Engineer Above: MRS. HILDA CASE Housemother 1 Right: MRS. HELEN BARBOUR Assistant to the Business Manager .5zTif.V'ZBf 415-5:-YIIH if - ' if 7' Q' I 'Lf-35. I f f