Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1977 volume:

-ll .Ax Colorado Christian University Library 180 S. Garrison Lakewood, Colorado 80226 'I Q ,Wi . :ZW ,v ,,. . Q irq, , 44 . lf f. ZZ' ., ',. 4 ef 107223 Q., fx---, flllflqf- QW' . 555' ff? PM... I -.-- ww-- ' .au 5 jf! I 1 z A'- 3 1 ' , Q 91,14 'gaiflsfgw 1 1 I lil - 1- A1--1...., I fan 'U' design for a life of complacency. We are to be daily under the construction of the Holy d c cc c ly eyy eee mt who continually f lesus Christ . The purpose of this book is to show that growth at cured not only of a new occured in emic, and f its gi 51 ilds upon the foundation X 5 if 5 ' . For I am confident o very thing, that He Qega w go ork in you will cti til the day ' of lesus Christ. Phil. 1 TABLE .4 f- ,-:,-W, . .. 4 4, ,4.:4,.-,1-V V525 ..Q.' . , . Z.,- div.: , 3 'ge n 'F 4 f 4 , 1 4 ff vw I ,. I t av fa I .. . ig, - -Zul 'ff' 1 , ZW! , 3 Z . X, ,2 1 f :Q y af? ' Q53 'f Bi , ff 4 0 432' X W4 1 5' Q Ze' Giph f 1 4 XZ , 'ff ,J ' Q3 P 'E jf' I M4952 lm f y 4 1 ff :gp- 1. Q I2 J' 5 fi fgq I f- f f as ff 9 9 ' 4 ff 4 3 9 4 E an ,f ff W Y A H .1 , ,A 1- mg-. :V- M M...-4... OF CUNTENTS FACES ACADEMICS 29 ACTIVITIES SPORTS THO GHTS 83 The '76-'77 school year at Rockmont has seen growth in many ways. Among them, construction began on a new wing and aca- demics reached a new horizon with Associ- ate Arts degrees being offered. Dr. L. David Beckman became Rock- mont's President in 1963 when it was located in Longmont. In 1966, the col- lege's present site was found and it moved the next year. Dr. Beckman has maintained high per- sonal standards for the college by employ- ing a very able staff despite financial diffi- culties and low enrollment. The staff is not competent only in their profession, but also provide advice and spiritual counseling for the students. With love, the Yearbook Staff wishes to dedicate this book to Dr. Beckman for his contributions to the growth of Rockmont. -.,,,,-G Bqt speaking the truth in love, may grow up into him in all things Eph. 4:15 Dr. L. David Beckman President Professor of Bible and Theology 3 ,uv Mr. Stephen Shoe, Director of Public Relations Lecturer in Broadcasting Dr. Gene Marlatt Academic Dean, Registrar Associate Professor of History and Political Science Mr. Bob'Dugan Director of Development ADMINISTRATION FACULTY 6 STAFF ,0 Mr. George Paul, Dean of Students Director of Christian Services Assistant Professor of Psychology and Biblical Studies .aw l .,,,,.,1 . . ,Q ,j Mr. Rick Meyers F Miss Ian Witt Mr. Ron Fritsche Admission Counselor Assistant Director of Director of Admissions Financial Aid Assistant Admissions Lecturer in Psychology 'w W., gr' x 5 5 ,f J' A ,I fr, 1 N Q Q -3 , ,Ch rg, 1 s , A Mr. Wayne Campbell i Field Representative Dr. Harold Miller Assistant to the President Professor of Education and Psychology Mr. Wayne Trueman Business Manager, Director of Financial Aid Miss Jeanine Adams, Exec- Janet Cain Mrs. Dottie Esdale utive Secretary, Lecturer Food Services Assistant Financial Secretary in Physical Education Mr. Robert Esdale Mr. Carl France Mr, Paul Friesen Director of Maintenance Lecturer in B1b1e and Assistant professor of Greek Literature ,as ji yi vin I, Q' VM' WN In ff wwssq 4s4fQ'Qw- MZ'-it Ziiftvrii. L Mrs. Peggy Gager Miss Pat Gisburne Miss Lynn Glee Academic Secretary Instructor in Sociology Administrative Secretary Assistant Registrar Mr. Dougal Graham Lecturer in Social Science Rev. Ron Hanson Lecturer in Bible and Greek Mr. Ronald Lindgren Athletic Director Instructor in Bible Mr. Lionel Greve Instructor in History and Theology Dr. M. Gay Hubbard Assistant Professor of Psychology and Education Miss Cindy Hale Student Services Secretary Miss Gretchen Kanten Public Relations! Develop- ment Secretary -..wi Mrs. Dottie Marlatt Lecturer in Music li 1 Mrs . Jolene Mendrinos Librarian P, gg g ' W.. .lg .gli I 'P s ...far N V.,, ,. . , . W' sm ' i I 9 A ...f-ws, . '5s,, A 2 Mrs. Violet Nelson Mr. Bartell Nyberg Bookkeeper Lecturer in Journalism Rev. Bennie Pitman Mr. Allen Schantz Lecturer in Bible Director of Music Instructor in Music B tst as 0 A, Mr. Alex Strauch Mrs. Nadine Whitsett Instructor in Bible and Director of Food Service Theology fi f , ,,.f,. .,,,,.. , Mrs. Valerie Paul Associate Bookstore Manager I we-aff AW ff a .In k W, 'Wi Y MQ, ' nb uv rf AW' , J Mr. Ed Schroeder Lecturer in Guitar Dr. Barbara Wilkin Instructor in Biology AA Mr. Neil Wolkodoff Ski Coach Mrs. Cornelia Williams Instructor in Communica- tions Mr. Robert Davis, Lecturer in Physical Education Mr. Donald Dengerink, Lecturer in Biblical Studies Mr. Al Hawker, Lecturer in Voice Mrs. Janet McFatter, Lecturer in English and Literature Mr. Tony Mendrinos, Lecturer in Geography Mr. Lyndon Plett, Soccer Coach Mr. Thomas Polvogt, Lecturer in Youth Ministries Mr. Marvin Worden, Lecturer in Voice , 'Q 4 w I- K Z9 Fw,- , fr Ev Q x SX R Hr f- -, X-gg V if vvanfg,-v..:. .Q Rev . Pitman? xx A .....A.. a.,t,.:,.1ft::r li lii . .,,, . .., . :V W-ek... GRADUA TES Verda Antonito - The wisest Indian learns the best' of the new ways and keeps the best of the old ways. Joseph Arthur-Ashmah - The will of God will never lead where the grace of God cannot keep you. Gary Bateman Marrell Battle Alicia Beebe - Off Weeder Stain! Bueno Snow Shoes! Good-bye. Larry Blanc - My, brother, you will always have your trials, but, when they come treat them as a happy privilege, knowing that your faith is only put to the test to make you patient, and patience too is to have its practical results so that you will become fully developed, complete, lacking in nothing. Happy the man who stands firm when trials comeg for once he has been approved, he will receive the crown of life, which the Lord has promised to those who love Him. ,2 James 1:23, 4, 5, 12 6 'M' 'ki ' ,inf 'Sn' X 'G-..,.,,.f' ,,. Tom Carter Ed Condra Fred Condra - Motto of a Pro- crastinator: Don't do today what you can put off till tomorrow. Ralph Cuellar - And in the naked light I sawlten-thousand people, maybe more.! People talking without speaking! People hearing without listeninglPeo- ple writing songs that voices never sharedfno one daredfdis- turb the sounds of silence. Leroy Elliott - The God of all comfort who comforts us in our troubles, so we can comfort those in trouble with the com- fort we received from God. II Cor. 1:3,4 Char England - Life consists not in holding -good cards but in playing those you do hold well. Sylvia Erickson Laura Mae Gardner - I can do everything God asks me to with the help of Christ who gives me the strength and power. Phil. 4:19 My soul at rest,!content with You,!is yet uneasylso many still think! You don't exist. Kathy Hancock Archa Hill Marsha Holton - Without having seen Him you love Himg though you do not now see Him you believe in Him and rejoice with unutterable and exalted joy. I Pet. 1:8 I4 Mary Laurence ' Charlie Jankovsky - Do not fear. for I am with you: Do not anx- iously look about you, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, surely I will help you, Surely I will uphold you with My righteous right hand. Is. 41:10 Set your affections on things above, not on things on the earth. Irv Jones - Be the light or love will fade away. Trish Lewis Juanita Lind - If what you are liv- ing for is not worth dying for, then it's not worth living for.. Phil. 1:20, 21 I5 4 1 s 3 k U John McNassor - It is a trust-wor- thy statement, deserving full acceptance, that Jesus Christ came into the world to save sin- ners, among whom I am foremost of all. I Tim. 1:15 Dick Marsceau Wendy Philibosian Mike Pollock John Samuelson - When thou pray- est, rather let they heart be with- out words, than thy words without a heart. Prayer will make a man cease from sin, or sin will entice a man to cease from prayer. Patty Vernon I6 wt-mf f in-If Ron Williams - Beliefs can be like t cement: all mixed up and perma- nently set. Freedom of belief is a great part of Rockmont. Tim Wingo Bill Witt - Alice laughed. ' P There's no use trying, she saidg one can't believe impossible things. I daresay you haven't had much practice, said Queen. When I was your age, I always did it for half-an-hour a day. Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast. Del Woodman Donald Watts - Picture Unavailable The desire accomplished is sweet to the soul. Proverbs 13:19 I7 I 5 5. Keith Allen Steve Allen Steve Alles Joseph Baloglr Randy Barnett Ed Behling Donna Bergamo Harold Bic-kford Robin Bilek Jayne Borrego Mike Breen Bob Burns Tim Baca Valerie Bellamy Bob Borkovec ... ' 43+ George Butron 39 Pat Carey Jim Cooper Daniel Crowder Donna Daniels zo Pat Chance e by Q : C f r Peggy Cramer Charles Cunningham L K Stan Decker Craig Chaney Amy Crews Jodie Curtis Deanna De Vault X. x fm ii N Q .Q X N2 X as X Q00 'v X x 'S xx ,-qvfv V sf' Nw ,J . ' .41l. 'I' ,W 1 gy! ' , eff .f f if 'W ,. ,X Ed Cochran Tom Crosman Genie Dalton Jerry Diamond Ken Dhainin Mel Dickerson Ivy Dlamini Teresa Eakin Fred Evans Eve Felmlee I , 31' -. -, x , llg1f..' 5 A -U 'sax M ' . . if-'35 . , .na . 1 -N13. , . A fi-Qi-jf-f-T-'-, 'ffw :i'Q1ii:s-f I FQ.:-tiizlitl, ' , .Djs rf,-.Egg riggnt ,A r , K, A if - ' ' . .' ,-11:-5:11-r , fa. ' i 'A Q' if JoAnne Ford Don Fredricks Brenda George MM 15 1 nnljgfg X - Gab X A Jeannie Durfee sniff- , 4 . , Beckii Fefguseni .4 ' ' 151 -,,, .1 J r 'ri if riff, f W ,...,s?g . X igfltx -5 -s- . 'L 1 NP 'E 1 a fy l me x' N i I 'Q Q 1 lf E ja Q ' x 5 Q 1 'Y' 3: X X ' X 5 ' ,Q Q f f'-f x li M ' ,Q 59' X iff' Q gn I vs i , X ff nz. f QA Debbie Giles Bob Gillam Paula Green Myla Guilford Rick Gutierrez I- .pb 1 A 4' ' 11 - S J ,. A. A Dan Haddan Melody 'Hainm - a.,,,.P.p Q - Tammy Hendricks A Sf' trfv ' is r 'ZH I fi 23 I it 1 i . It is Randy Houchens 22 2? i Jw F. M Rick Haggerty Leonard Hale Matt Hamilton as Mark Hannah Matt Heffernan Sheryl Heil C1-' Denise Henricks V Doug Holen Susan H011-And 2. I -A Laurie Howards Howard Hurlbut Louann James J fy E x. f' Janet Johnson Rick Johnson Jeff Jones 465 1 Q 1 f L Don Keller Art Kinch Karen Kindschy Mike Kluherz Darlene Knodell Dru Koons Ronnie Kurtzer Donna Langstaff Beckee Laurence Jeanette Karins B111 Klein Cheryl Kunkee Q: f M , Nh , J lg 1, v . s Larry Lavelle 23 Lee Layman Liz Lubin Julie Malone fe A L B Pat Murphy 24 Rick Leasure X Q V . . ,.,, Y.-r-.,.1::.4, ',.., ,.1, . A Qgxffwiwnzefif' 'ffrxrrrrii i -:ff X ,N R: 7 ,. .. li -, 11 Joy McDonald . 1 ' ' Lanny Logan Sharna Loving .nab Greg McNear Pepper McPherson Gary Miller Jan Norlander Gary Moore Suzie Moran Della Off Martha Padilla fi wr Lynda Peters Kathy Rankin WW' , sf ff 'gi-as Q Doran Rhodes Carol Roderiguez Gayle Pohlman Lance Recht Roy Rich Kevin Rusnock fm X P , ii ssh XX .ag tx X Y: 'f' N Joe Price Debbie Rains -mf -111 A Linda Renner Rick Ressel Pauline Richter Ron Ritenour ,sf N1 Diane Russo George Sandlin 25 Sue Sayles Nancy Schreiber Matthias Schuster L2 Leslie Shaw Carl Shoemaker Marcia Silver ksfifklilifff M. Roy Simmons Kim Skattum Phil Smith XM R 'T XV, K Eric Seaton Judy Simmons Q Z Dave Stanke 1 1,37 Dick Streza Nancy Streza Bruce Speck Bmce Stuckey 26 1. . 45 , j ,sv . .z :L .1'z9f,.w-'L Lynn Taylor , t Charles Vanderkool Greg Widmer Doug Wright L 1. - . 4 ,Q gr,, sf? 'T' Mn, Wanda Taylor David Washington Barb Williams Renee Wolford Walter Thompson Eugene Todd I eff Wey Brian Whittle Todd Williams Susan Wilson 1 4 N 1 Q i 'I I .A R, Sf? - -.i,..' Q' . 3 , zz ,. -..,---M qw 'if But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savior lesus Christ. . . Il Peter 3:18 Psychology lv'laj0r Major Science BiOlOgy Courses Maj0r Department of ' Behavioral Blblifal Sciences Department Department Studies of ol' Major Continuing Natural Sociology Education Sciences '3Paflm9m Major of Biblical Studies DIVISION Political History OF Dlvgrlobl SCIENCE MBJOI' I ' AND MINISTRIES Ministries SCIENCES Department Specialization of epartment Christian of Vocations Sflcial Christian Science Camping Vocations Specialization Major Social Srfliellce Literature Umanifi9S Christian alot Courses Major Education Pastoral Specialization Studies Specialization anguage Depagtment New Humanities Testament Greek ommunications Philosophy Major Courses 30 BIOLOGY CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES I W - WY.. COMMUNICATIONS EDUCA TION x, The sum of Thy word is truth, and every one of Thy righteous ordinances is everlasting. Psalm 119:16O The earth is the Lord's, and all it contains, the world and those who dwell in it. Psalm 24:1 Preach the Word, be ready in season and out of season, reprove, rebuke, exhort with all patience and instruc- tion. ITim. 4:2 Therefore, we are ambassadors for Christ, as though God were entreating through us: we beg you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God. I Cor. 5:20 Train up a child in the way he should go: even when he is old he will not depart from it. Prov. 22:6 O God, we have heard with our ears, our fathers havetold us, The work that Thou didst in their days, in the days of old . Psalm 44:1 My heart overflows with a good theme: I address my verses to the King: my tongue is the pen of a ready writer. Psalm 45:1 Sing to Him a new song: Play skill- fully with a shout of joy. . Psalm 33:3 . . . for the mouth speaks out of that which fills the heart. Matt. 12:34 Behold, how good and pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together in unity! Psalm 133:1 For even as the body is one and yet has many members, and all the mem- bers of the body, though they are many, are one body: so also is Christ. I Cor. 12:12 ' 1 3 :. I HUMANITIES , :-.. 1 , 1 2 Q ' l s 1 , E. , ,.,,:,., , , Z., : .rl I SIC PSYCHOLOGY SOCIOLOGY SOCIAL SCIENCE FUTURE MAIURS 1 .' 3 U Bu Vp E ' E55 Jw C-Z t IE Q ft E E ME DUCANTAR T, Y 0 W KV, fi N f if f pf x -55 I f As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him: Rooted and built up in him, and established in the faith, as ye have been taught, abounding therein with thanksiving. Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ. For in him dwelleth all the fullness of the Godhead bodily. And ye are com- plete in him . . . Col. 2:6-10 YNY. '- '-nf.,-Y, rffir' iv 5 4 3 v..' s' X 34 WWF' .1 ni QS 5 'SN +53-Wg ' 3: 15 - I jf 5' - E5-:'a,- - -1 ie' ' S 'Sf JP f av L 3 ' VX - 5 .- ,.m,N , up --'- gr 2 ' a 5 li gg:-,g..5!.2f:5:Q-Q-gk -' 'xxqf'F,'-i.gIgfQg:g:47':'f.,.'fI3:, R 'H f l G :,..EiI5-- : ',. ' 'K' ' - J 5 ' 5 ' ' wc -- :5L:l,, M4 V. .:- ' n a. -it 3 A MM ' M gt 4 ' Therefore leaving the prin- ciples of the doctrine of Christ, let us go on unto perfectiong not laying again the foundation of repen- tance from dead works, and of faith toward God. Heb. 6:1 Lynn and Wanda Taylor - married December 5, 1976 Russ and Ian Nordlander - married June 5 , 1977 Rick and Ann Ressell - married May 21, 1977 Keith and Martha Allen - married June 11, 1977 Engagements Donna Bergamo and Randy Meinholdt Alicia Beebe and Irv Jones If we love one another, God lives in us and His love is made perfect in us. f' , V55 m SivsJy ,fff 9 ' .Q I 1 x ,X x A n 0 N I 1 J w v i I 1 37 AU TOGRAPHS N Q fi 2 X E 539 w-sv we-1' V, ., V 4 1 H655 n 'i? A 'S 9 Mx Wu. F '- -any 4 5-nw uultl'xll ':' My up 5 g 1 wi 133 6, A i'f' tj J' lf! A f 32-1, - ,, 4 5 14 FX X 1, Ay Q, 2 5 ' ' n 21 , 1.1 V3 A s, 1 w ,. If' I . 51 y A ,, 49 ' 2742 ' J ' , z 1 44,1 ' .fs A3 , , , B A ily, . we vga, 5' 5' 'A f V? X ,4,, 54,5 ,Q fs ' gs , ff Y 4, Q, fa 4 4 ff' A A fi pf' 429,-:gig 7, , wi' iff vs'-45 , ' 72' , f Y Q ,, z 4 7 - g.- mfr 2 -fgzwa. - 'Us 'v....x 1' x , f 4' .4- The most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend. - Thoreau 42 1- Q, af' Q. 'ff --MW w-ya... , ' -fm X, , xv- : ' ,M V., .A W 'i X N ,, wk fx 1 . ,,,.. -9 A Q 5 Q , f 4 Q 2:g::,, 1 ,.,. . , if , FWS .. A... S Mwwmwx AW- There is a friend that sticketh closer than a brother. - Prov. 18:24 ,Vw ,wang 'haul' se lif4R'Wl06W5 'f4S4iW'6V'7A f9 MQ S .li sn' ll gr, ii , .1 5 lpl STUDENT COUNCIL SUCIAL COMMITTEE ' -We 4 1 .SN 'Q X wixfg X f' 1 W ww fy . ' 1' ff- ,, ef Q I az' 'VA' 5 .' 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Y - i 'f Is Glen Eyrle I ,qvn I: ,I haunted?? fm. - nmvwwx N, , 76' 'I ' W w .1-1 ,, I V, V , ' g i-Hi, ,MQW by X Fa N t 4 I ' nl lv Ay ' 4,71 ' 0-4 ' .Q-l '1.l.s...l I am the light of the worldg he who follows Me shall not walk in dark- ness, but shall have the light of life. l John 8:12 . .-.Q .P V mf lv, I , ff I 'fin mmlqg 'N 4 The doors of my castle are opened to you who are wandering in the misty twilight of sin. For those who have descended by the force of gravity into the depressing murki- ness of the moat will I send my angles to set free. has M' N- A . , ' J' A -.fM.,..- '7' W - af' , ,t ., Y ' , fs- tails U ' s4.ny ,, x r , - ' W Q M f , V - , - . . ' , wx V -- ' fmf 'f'9g' .L A , fwwwnnjlf 1 .nf ' ?' I 5 ' ' n ar ,rag , - T gf -T' - -- f- s J K f N V , Hamm ,- ,iw X N w 1 4 1 H I I 54 ' Howard Hendricks, a Dallas Seminary Professor, came to speak at Rockmont dur- ing March. He gave a message on raising children God's way, dating relationships, and communication with other people . K The man with the mellow voice heard on the Nightsounds radio broadcast, Bill Pierce, appeared in concert at Rockmont this year. The evening's performance was enjoyable, with something for almost everyone. It ranged from soothing, sacred songs to a technically difficult, jazzy ren- ditition of Joshua Fit de Battle of Jeri- cho. Mr. Pierce both sang and played the trombone, and all for the Lord. It was a truly pleasant experience . A flourishing cadenza, and then softly . . . How Can I Say Thanks . . . To God Be The Glory. A change in mood, and It's Ringing Here, It's Ringing There, The Joy Cf The Lord Is Everywhere! As the music poured forth from the soul of the pianist, and as Dino and Debby shared their testimonies with us, God was glorified. The concert was unforgettably moving as God ministered through two of His most talented servants. STALEYXARTIST LECTURERS IMAGINARYI VALID CAST: Mrs. Williams - Director Monsieur Ardin - Dan Crowder Toinette - Amy Crews Angelique - Pat Chance Beline - Ian Win Thomas Defois Rick Meyers Renee - Sue Sayles Monsieur Defois - Dan Hadden Dr. Purjon, Monsieur De Bonnefoi - Trish Lewis Cleante - Keith Vernon fl hwy. Monsieur Ardin, The imaginary invalid, is a thorough-going hypo- chondriac. His daughter, Angeli- que, is in love with a young man by the name of Cleante. But Ardin insists that she shall marry a man of his choosing, the son of a doctor and a doctor himself, Thomas Defois. Toinette, the maid, and Beralde, Ardin's brother, do everything possi- ble to dissuade Ardin in his determi- nation to marry Angelique to the stupid Thomas. They are fond of Angelique, and, to further her cause and clinch her affair with Cleante, they ridicule Ardin. The play ends as Monsieur Ardin becomes an imaginary doctor and agrees to the marriage of Cleante and Angelique. 50's DA Y . ? 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The models are really participants of Rock- mont's annual Campus Days, the theme of which was Fabulous Fifties. Craig Cool Chaney won the Fonzie Poster Boy award . Entertainment included a bubble-gum blowing contest, pet rock jokes and Roy Rich spe- cials, a silly supper, and a funny little man who could not control his hands and feet Cprobably because Danny and Rick were the owners of themj. We hope that visiting juniors and seniors enjoyed the lighter side of Rockmont. Q 'TQ WI , .33 -if z V. .1 ? WW I 3 4,11 '- Z . . . '. fi ' W -M A :ft 4.2 W .. jf' f tiff ' ,, e p ' ' gi-f ' if - X if 3 a 1 i I ' ,J tt -Hfbsgf 3-0. V Q i V. fx ., X, ,,.,, .QV ' ,- 3.3 ',-AA f.,,?i1p,q,:: -- -, I M' , . I ,, f are f we I 4' it , 4 ze, 0' . mf.,-. .,..,, ' ,, ' 1' fi Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all widsomg teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spirit- ual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord. Colossians 3:16 The 1976-'77 Choir Tour was just that, a truly spiritual experience . On March 19 and 20, they wended their way through the beautiful Colorado Rockies, singing His music. The tour included concerts in Grand Junction and Glenwood Springs. Fun was had by all, including a three-hour long marathon of guessing Broadway tunes and the shows from which they came, swim- ming in the famous pool at Glenwood Springs, and a shopping trip there as well. The blessing of the Lord was evident in the concerts. It was an uplifting time. CHOIR TOUR - . Maw Q 'x Fri-3 F' an 5, FANTASIA Ill Rockmont's third annual variety show proved to be a great success Cwoe to those unattendingb. Not only were the entrants beautifully talented, but also the Glory of God was brought to light to the audience. Acts included the accordian, beautiful Christian music, the Blackwood Brothers, Craig and the Craigetts, Elvin Pretzel, odd looking chickens, and Clara Cluck in dis- guise. Prayer is not conquering God's reluctance , X but laying hold of His willingness ! 1 if 1 1 E I 1 A delicate, international atmosphere filled the room. The menu was excitingly foreign with Scandinavian and Spanish delights. Mingled with these were the tri- umphs, memories, and hopes of our ath- letes as awards were presented for their dedication and hard work. The outstanding man and woman of each class also received scholarships for their efforts . This year's Spring Banquet proved to be delightful and unique to all. PRING BAN UET l 63 Nanci Schreiber - Mrs. Hardcastle Pat Murphy - Mr. Hardcastle Harold Kinch - Tony Lumpkin Trish Lewis - Kate Hardcastle Amy Crews - Constance Neville David Shoe - Muggins f 4 5? SHE 5100115 T0 CONQUER Directed by Mrs. Williams Director Assistant - Dan Crowder 12 'I A A . The basis of this comedy is a multitude of errors and deceptions. A marriage has been tentatively planned between Charles Mar- low and Kate Hardcastle by their respective fathers, neither has seen the other, Marlow is a bashful youth who feels at ease only with women of the lower class. Marlow, accompanied by his friend Hastings, is coming to pay a first visit to the Hardcas- tles. Mr. Hardcastle awaits his visitor. But the impish Tony Lumpkin, Mr. Hardcas- tle's son by his wife's first marriage, chances to meet Marlow and Hastings in the forest and directs them to what he describes as a nearby inng actually it is his parents' house. -..J sw ' . - gt.-4,12 'i tiiif 1 -- .sgt:5:3S,fi,5-s ' -wg- '- - 1 F wTf.i:?'iE? 1 .55 4' x i wg 1 EW A in Ex? ,Q W -awe.-r ., t .,, , X N A T t X , N2 SM? 'Q X X it is Ai ' 1 f'fi?'f'2'iu- -. l ti. P to 'F Upon arriving, they proceed to treat Mr. Hardcastle as an innk- eeper and Kate Hardcastle as a ' barmaid. This begins an eve- ning of deceptions and miscon- ceptions. Q Y i w .xr I 4 1 Q HILL IL Y 'll I-I111b111y Day was sponsored by the Jun- ior class. Festivities included a root beer drinking contest won by Dan Haddan CA1ka Seltzer was the prizej , a pie eating contest won by Laurie Howard, Frisbee golf, and a hamburger supper followed. 1 f '13, Ihr, x,,.,nlY .-fm -I il AK' ll Fl' V 5 -' lg JW? 1 , ,M -.. .A 2 z ' 49: f w lL...-N DA Y IN THE MO NTAINS ROYAL GORGE skill .1 e-Ifmsffff ' . . .r L I. .Q -Zi W . . ,, On campus students took a trip to the Royal Gorge where the scenery of the canyon attested to God's omnipotence. A 15 minute train ride took them to a scenic overlook while another rail brought those who dared to the bottom of the canyon. Dinner was enjoyed at the Wilsons' home in Colorado Springs on the jour- ney back to school. IUY EXPRESS Joy Express has had an exciting second year. They spent most of every week- end singing at churches, banquets, schools, and Kiwanis Clubs. The year was highlighted by two tours. They toured Kansas and Nebraska, eventually ending up at Leavenworth Prison, sing- ing to the inmates there. This five-day mini-tour was followed by a ten-day tour, June 9-19. This tour was to California, includ- ing a morning concert, June 14, at Disneyland. Each of these tours was ventured on in faith. God mightily supplied all of their needs. This year Joy Express experienced how to trust upon God, completely for all its needs. I-Ie provided better than their greatest expectations . The Bikathon was spon- sored by the Ski Team in effort to raise funds for next year's team . The route covered a dis- tance of fifty miles over varied terrain, and a free lunch was provided for its participants . .WKAI X BIKA THO , 1 it 'Q' Wiwwdmm-M f 3? ii . . . I have written unto you, young men, because ye are strong, and the word of God abideth in you, and ye have overcome the wicked one. I lohn 2:14 Championship Soccer v Q 23: Q3 . J-,. Q . :Mig S3 , 3 5' ff' H xi' Q 1, ' ' ,. . .. . 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AVR The COORICS, the candy made the trips much b tt e er The smiles, the comfort made the losses less b'rt r. 1 e Dave Woodman ROCKMONT' ' CHEERLEADERS 4 . . . add to your faith vir- tuep and to virtue knowl- edgeg and to knowledge temperanceg and to temper- ance patiencef and to patience godlinessg and to godliness brotherly kind- nessf and to brotherly kind- ness charity. ll Peter 1:5-7 GROWTH IS THE ONLY EVIDENCE OF LIFE Everyone who comes to Me, and hears My words, and acts upon them, I will show you whom He is like: He is like a man building a house who dug deep and laid a founda- tion upon the rockg and when a flood arose, the river burst against that house and could not shake it because it had been well built. Luke 6:47 ,48 lohn Henry It is certain because it is impossible Tertullinn Father. . . We ask you to give us always the spirit of childhood - . . . the feeling of barefootness . . . the thrill of lifting balloons . . . the certainty that the best is always to come. Leslie Shaw What a beautiful way to grow To live in peace each day To ha ve no worries for tomorrow Because we know ' He will always lead the way There are times when our illusions seem shattered For reasons we do not know But then we are shown a better way And realize they never really mattered Each day the Son shines within my soul He gives me peace and love to grow He makes the simple things in life so beautiful He gives me strength to carry on My life is built upon His love No greater love could ever be known For the gift of love is free for all- From our Lord of all above Angela M. Stward Temple Malcer I learned to build with blocks and tinkertoys Then came blanket tents and tumbleweed houses When I first started building myself I, too, was a flimsy blanket tent . . . came a Carpenter who showed me how to put stone on stone We're building my life . . . a forever life. Leslie Shaw Like lea ves on trees the race of men is found Now green in youth, Now withering on the ground Another race the following spring supplies They fall successive and successive rise Homer 85 Do all the good you can By all the means you can In all the ways you can In all the places you can At all the times you can To all the people you can As long as ever you can lohn Wesley The Sea of Galilee and the Dead Sea are made of the same water. It flows down, clear and cool, from the heights of Herman and the Cedars of Lebanon. The Sea of Galilee makes beauty of it, for the Sea of Galilee has no outlet. It gets to give. It gathers in its riches that it may pour them out again to fertilize the lordan plain. But the Dead Sea with the same water makes horror. For the Dead Sea has no outlet. It gets to keep. Harry Emerson Fosdick It matters not how long you live, but how well. Poblilus Syrvs 86 I GROW OLD LEARNING SOMETHING NEW EVERY DA Y Solon The idle mind knows not what it wants. Quintus Ennius l Three things are necessary for the salvation of man: to know what he ought to believe, to know what he ought to desire, and to know what he ought to do. Aquinas Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the Word of Truth. ll Tim. 2:15 Live your life so you can give your parrot to the town gossip Will Rogers Hath God obliged Himself not to exceed the bounds of our knowledge? Montaigne Suppose I had found a watch upon the ground . . . The mechanism being observed, the inference is inevitable that the watch must have a maker, that there must ha ve existed at some time and at some place or other, an artificer or artificers who formed it for the purpose which we find it actually to answer. William Paley i Whatever may be God's v -lal . future, we cannot forget -l His past. T W. H. Mallock V l 1 r 'Tis heaven alone that is given away, l 'Tis only God may be had for the asking' T lames Russell Lowell l Every subject's duty is the king's, but every subject's soul is his own. Shakespeare In His will is our peace. Dante 88 Dust thou art, to dust returnest, was not spoken of the soul. Longfellow The descent to hell is easy, the gates stand open night and day, but to reclimb the slope, and escape to the upper air, this is labor Vergil Hell is the place where the satisfied compare disappointments. Philip Moeller After the event even a fool is wise. Homer A wise man sees as much as he ought, not as much as he can. Montaigne Heaven might be defined as the place which men avoid. Thoreau There is no God the wicked saith, And truly it's a blessing For what he might have done with us lt's better only guessing. - Arthur Heigh Clough ' f s ,fx s 4 A MA, 'R A- rm pp, . .. V -s 5. !'.L3 1 N3 I .1 'in 1 S 3 47' ri. 11110 Slfl 8 IC 9' x vw It 'A ?P-.7 V , ' ,o, ,N . f w-Q 'N 4+ f'-fzri' f 4 i. 6.43.11 -1 . K, v 'O fl . -. r 4.1 n 11. 'A 3.- . .M 1 v 1 9' 1 '.,.L.n fi P TRONS Marco, My Tailor! North Valley Shopping Center 500 E. 84th Ave. b d h 288-8777 0 no spare parts. T - R- EHISTPHSG In Romans l2 and ge?T3316C'-gglorado 80221 I Corinthians 12, Paul writes that 428-3641 we are all parts of Christs body. Mr. George C. Paul Dr. Gene R. Marlatt Pastor Howard G. Owen Columbus Evangelical Free Church 2711 Unaweep Avenue Grand Junction, Colorado 81501 William C. , Blanche R. , and Thomas C. Barlow Rev. Alvin Cassens Mr. Stephen James Mrs. Florence Jones Miss Terri Scott Miss Drussilla Koons Mrs. David H. Brynoff And each of us has a calling-a unique role to play in Gods plan. We're dependent on each other too, just as our bodies depend on our eyes for sight, and our ears for hearing. 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Students elected to WHO S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UN IVERSITIES rn recognrtlon of outstandrng merrt and accompllshments as a student at Rockmont College 1976 '77 Gary Bateman Fred Condra Char England Kathy Evans Laura Mae Gardner R1Ck Johnson Irv Jones Trrsh Lewls John McNassor Iuanlta Lrnd Watters T1m Wmgo Graduate Chr1st1an Educatron major regronal representatrve of Chr1st1an Servrce Brrgade Graduate Chrlstran Educatton major Young L1fe leader at Kennedy Hlgh School Graduate Educatlon and Psychology majors Metropolltan State College for Teachrng Certrfrcate Junror Brology major contrnue educauon and obtam degree Graduate Psychology major Wyclrffe Summer Instrtute of L1ngu1st1cs trans Indrans 1n Mexrco Iun1or B1b11cal Studles and Psychology majors contrnue educauon and obtaln degree Graduate B1b11cal Studtes major graduate school and marrrage Graduate Commumcatlons major graduate school Graduate Hrstory major work and next year contrnue educatron ln graduate school Graduate B1b11cal Studres major Wyclrffe Brble Translators Graduate B1b11cal Studres major work and contlnue educatron 1n Semrnary , . . . . , , . . . . , I . . 9 . , .... 9 I . 1 . , - lating New Testament for Chinantec . . , . . . 1 , . . . . , . . , . . . , ! . . 7 . . , . . . . , . . . , . . . . , 2 . as . , .Q hi? 9 I 'K We shall never pass Lhrs way agaln Graduatron a trme for change for evaluauon for new begrnnlngs Thrs year s speaker was Senator Ted Strrckland Cerernonles were held at Southern Gables Evangelrcal Free Church and were attended by 500 frrends and fam 1ly of the graduates Outstandrng male and female awards were glven out to B111 W1tt and TI1Sh Lew1s respecuvely and Rockmont s cholr 1nsp1red the graduates through song ,N fy X, Nw -Sr: liff' if :Q Xga ' 'Q 3 ., 1.3: . 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