Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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l 4 i ,A i l l l , EDITGRS GE Taking on yearbook this year without a staff turned out to be quite the challenge' Without the help of several people who gave of their time and talent this yearbook never would have made it to the printers. I take this page to THANK each one who helped: MY PHOTOGRAPHERS: Randy Bayne Mark Hannah Robert McDougal Bruce Stuckey MY WRITERS: Larry Coleman - Drama Jenney Gertz - Ski Dixie Hubbard - Girls Basketball Greg Hubbard - Student Council Dennis Jones - Guys Soccer Cindy Langermann - Volleyballg Poem fpg. 215 Choir flayoutlg Student flayoutl Larry Rider - Choir Dexter Turk - Guys Basketball MY HELPERS: Connie Cleaver - My Right Hand Cindy Langermann - A Life Saver Dave MacDonald - Who got the yearbook rolling Barb Wendt - A Great Helper Dr. Miller 8a STUCO - for backing me the whole way! THANKS GANG!!! Editor - Priscilla Best ' ' 'A'-

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Sophomore Man: Fred Lautenbach Who's Who in American Universities and Colleges, Judy Lynn Brundage Randall S. Frost Paula Ann Green Christine Ireland Karen Kay Kindschy Cindy J. Langermann Libby Bergstrom

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XJU GLX' 1 GD Q bd lj' Q Q QQ? W il, of ir savvy E ase kd BJ J X In a day when studies seem oppressive and the personalities around us polish our souls with unnecessary abrasiveness...when our whole being aches because we perceive someone we counted on failed us...or when the pressure of responsibility bears down with unrelenting heaviness...there is a time and a place when the course of the day can change. Chapel. The purpose of the hour is timeless. To dedicate the energy of our hearts to the new and different, such as the need to care for someone else, the goodness of God's design for the universe, the reality that God cares in a detailed way, for what goes on in our lives, the necessity of taking heed to ourselves - our health, our minds, our feelings -to pray, to sing, to share. In so doing - we find rest- the rest, which was an activity of God in creation, the rest that must be part of every great person of God, the rest that is inherent in the spiritual, emotional and physical health of a human being. Chapel will persevere as the litmus of Christian experience. Criticized, skipped or obscured by inattentiong we miss, in chapel, the opportunity to make an important turn in a hard day - or to make a good day better. Affirmed, accepted and appropriated to the center of what we are, chapel is the choice, and therefore one opportunity we give God to make an impression on us. f Qs i