Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Page 9 text:

ADMINISTRA TION T -

Page 8 text:

Board of Trustees Officers ofthe Board Harold Williamson, C hairman H arold H arp er, Secretary Francis Hatch, Treasurer Members ofthe Board Wayne Campbell, Executive Secretary of the Medac Systems, Denver, Colorado, 1965. A. R. DePriest, Foreman for the Faith Construction Company, Longmont, Colorado, 1961. Bob DeWolfe, National Sales and Marketing Mana- ger, Adhesive Division of the National Starch and ChemicalCompany, New York, 1965. Dick Dodge, Insurance Agent for Prudential Life Insurance Company, Colorado Springs, Colorado, 1967. Tom Dunkerton, Senior Vice President and Direc- tor of Marketing Service, Compton Advertising Agency, New York, 1967. Rev. J. H. Estep, Deputation Secretary, Conserva- tive Baptist I-Iorne Mission Society, Wheaton, Illinois, 1963. Frank Haas, Manager of Instructional Systems Marketing, Washington, D. C. , 1969. Dr. E. Harold Harper, Associate Professor, School of Education, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, 1964. Francis I-latch, President of I-Iatch's Hallmark Shops, Denver, Colorado, 1966. Elmer W. Johnson, Retired Senior Vice President, First National Bank of Denver, Colorado, 1968. Alvin Koch, Farmer, Longmont, Colorado, 1956. E.I-I. Lambotte, Investment Counselor, Denver, Colorado, 1964. Rev. Edward Lind, Pastor of the Zion Evangelical Church, Scottsbluff, Nebraska, 1968. Roy Munroe, Retired Executive, Public Service Company of Colorado, 1961. Philip Philibosian, President of the Diamond Life Insurance Company, Santa Cruz, California, 1968. Dr. jack Sparks, Berkeley, California, 1963. Dr. Robert Starr, Physician, Denver, Colorado, 1966. Carl Vogel, Farmer, Longmont, Colorado, 1956. Dr. William Whittemore, Pastor of Bethel Baptist Church, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1949. Harold Williamson, CPA, Peat, Marwick, Mitchell, Denver, Colorado, 1965.

Page 10 text:

if if 1, 2 'li su' i X, ,f L. David Beckman - President Dear Students: This year we complete our 25th year as Rockmont College and our 55th year as a continuing educational institution. For this reason, 1970 is a significant milestone in the progress of our College. A new decade begins, not only for the College, but for each one of you as you anticipate further education at Rockmont, as well as con- tinuing experiences through the 7O's. It is my prayer that the social pressures, the spiritual exposure and the academic challenge may combine to provide tools for the Holy Spirit to use in developing a Christlike character in each one of you. With the Apostle Paul, may I say For yourself, concentrate on winning God's approval, on being a Workman with nothing to be ashamed of, and who knows how to use the word of truth to the best advantage. Il Timothy 2:15 U. B. Phillips Translationj. Sincerely, L. D avid B eckman President 6