Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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, , Heard zff Crusfws MR. PHIL BALLARD Longmont, Colorado MR. A. R. DE PRIEST Longmont, Colorado DR. E, B. DICKEY Longmont, Colorado REV. J. H. ESTEP Longmont, Colorado REV. KEITH FREDRICKSON Denver, Colorado DR. GERALD FOSTER Denver, Colorado DR. E. HAROLD HARPER Boulder, Colorado MR. ALFRED I-IONOUR Denver, Colorado MR. ALVIN KOCH Longmont, Colorado REV. ED MUND KUPPINGER Ft. Morgan, Colorado MR. ALVIN MORGAN Boulder, Colorado MR. ROY G. MUNROE Denver, Colorado MR. HAROLD NEW Boulder, Colorado MR. CARL G. OLSON Longmont, Colorado MR. MERWYN SMITH Longmont, Colorado DR. JACK SPARKS Greeley, Colorado MR. CARL VOGEL Ft. Lupton, Colorado

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President The Word of God is replete with ex- horrations to grow. But to the natural world we may turn for illustrations of growth. The tiny redwood seed, for example, though only one sixteenth of an inch in diameter, may produce a tree over three hundred feet tall. The Christian's growth too may start small. But God has placed no ceiling on our spiritual growth. We are reminded of Enoch who walked with God and he was not. Each living thing grows from one cell. So, as the cell develops, multiplies and divides, there is formed a specific structure. In the human body it may be a muscle or skin, And so the Chris- tian, as a tiny cell, is to grow, multiply, divide and finally produce a specific living structure. Paul compared this structure to the Church, He said too that we are to grow unto the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ. Growth is implicit in all living things. To cease to grow is to begin to die. Our experience at Rockmont must be, therefore, an experience of growth. ' SB

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Admiuisfrafivv Hommiftce DR L. DAVID BECKMAN MRS. A. H. YETTER President Vice-President MR, DONALD KOPECKY MR, C, H. HETRICK Dean Of Faculty Business Manager Coma 1' WW