Rockmont College - Yearbook (Denver, CO)

 - Class of 1985

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THE ROCKMONT CORNERSTONE ROCKMONT COLLEGE DENVER, COLORADO 1985 DEDICATED TO: ALL THE FACULTY . . . ALL THE STUDENTS . . . ALL THE STAFF . . . AND ALL THE MEMORIES OF . . . ROCKMONT COLLEGE QQDEILETT Aiabsof' wiv N ' U WI ATS- 1 Q, v ' ' -u . 6 sm' I I .fx n Y, Ep -, TI?-XL Nlfbxx- .M . . ROCKMONT COLLEGE WILL BE THE CORNEPISTONE OF Qciorifxuo-CHIQISITIN dmc'- ,wi y' 1 ,Byvff N. , W .f .W -sv, ww ' f 1 7 .. , F M . A ' my , -,,,,,w4W M4- wwf .'-HM, f- fm Law M ike Cnimyomurikiiw Victoria Mofcherfe ory Rosenberg QE? 1 K ,-1 ' H fi - ,r ,I 3, 25 y 'r f .v 54 ,Q A ffl' 1 , ff' H f .? E , 1 J'- P 'nf if G . E 9 F . 'IAQ 13 if 5558.-1, ,. f Af .gf N ,,,, A ff' 1' Q11- 3 , ez' , pw W5- f fn yy. M, 'A,,,. ,A 45.4.1 mv, .ff my . W ,Q 'Ma ,- If , R, 1. My WWW ,, rv we' ,i P? . W ,-. 1 f W f WJWWW? ff 464' r J' 0 Aff fi YQ 'R' ..' .,,, ,941 Q W. ,mv 1, ?,r-- w--- - A T Q 4.1 LEFT C LLEGE NEXT RIGHT P fi7r- ' l'.' wi 4, N 4 my, fi A T 1 wb.. wf 52. ' ff' hw mi T 'T ROCKMONT COLLEGE X, Q-. F W 4' Q1 -A-,,fxlillll?i: -.iw fa '. . ,N J-,if THANKS DR. BECKMAN ra WE LOVE YOU - 4421. ...M lux .4 . Xl 43' yfxi t' ,v 'pigs 3 , i is A. . X ,,,,,,.-1- ' we Jesus soid thot Christions would suffer, but term- popers, English popers ond tests, ond book reports don't seem to fit into the student's view of the suffering Christ predicted. Much suffering ond rnony struggles olreody occurred on compus from the ones mention- ed, to things like digging you cor out ofter o big storm, or trying to find your desks when there is poper four foot high in your office. Losing o ski in five foot of fresh powder ond hoving to hike out, ond other similior struggles of more serious noture ore things thot students, RA's, ond stoff worked through with the help of Jesus. 4 we r-we-w . .. J,f - if 5 Q - Z it Bonks, Bobbi Jo Beckmon, Dovid Ogden Corlo Ferguson, Corol - 4 It's not oll thot bod Scott! 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Aff? nl V 1 .ff 9 .xv 52, W. 1 . Colhoun, Greg Koehler, Don Hembry, Deboroh Jonzen, Kurr 4 Scorr Wellington ponders, Some doy, will she be mine? 1 Mlrio Hicks, Corinno Arndr - lthinI4 iris your rurnf' 9 13 Murphy, Lyn Campbell, Dovid Keough, Sreve Wirr, Jon Hedy Delgado - Huh, whor? Mr ond Mrs. Bomholdr - You wont whor from Some? P gs' X f X, 'V Moson, Brendo Gonnon, Tom Mortin, Louren Wilkin, Borboro 4 LEFT Jeff Swisshelm - It s right here. 4 RIGHT Dove Diggs - How obouf o lick of your Iolly pop? 4 Ne-vo Edmunds - Bur Sonro, this is such fun! 15 Johnson, Morrhew Green, Poulo Mporomporo, Dovid Osborn, Tim ri ff f 'f'? O 1 Corlo Ogden - Sunning or srudying?V fer, C E r J 2 Cherelyn Millsop, Perry Bower - Now rhor's in- credible! D 1 i 2 5 I E 4 1 I 16 Sleeping is o wonderful creotion of God. Just think, without it we would olwoys be tired. lt is so refreshing - it revitolizes the body ond rnind. Some only sleep four hours o night while others sleep os much os eight or ten. Some sleep ot night while others sleep during the doy. Along these some lines, there ore night people, morn- ing people, ond others who like o four hour nop period in the ofternoon. Sleep is something thot con be lost ond never cought up with ogoin. lt is o necessory evil thot we oll love to enjoy. eff McAnlis, Mork Phillips, Shoron Gilmore, Chorles Ostwold, Gory 4 Crystol McCoslond o beoutiful doyl Brown, Roy Sleker, Steve SM' Wellington, Scott I Buck, Donno .. I con do onyrhing better thon you, Ralph! V V I' . lf-t.wx iii iaiaii 5E5v2E22:,--:1:,.:... Wiiilfft- .. . , .,.,,,,. ,,,., . -,-. . A' I 1 i M.-:shi 1 .V t t t l i Lorry bores his chest in the home of love. P l i l s I t 1 i l l L 18 fs. is is x -. . 3, -1-,Q fitifti. SLUT., . .:.,..M,. N. N.,-,.,. ,, .,, 'lviiifb '.,.- I-I' ' -:' .W W. . A SN-.,5: . f Q k ' -bf' .2 K S552 , . W X. - ... . .. .fp--:.11::1: ,21,. A ' -N 4:.w::.s'- Lmiqiz -1222: ' Q 4- ., ,f -Q. 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P Cynthlo Cole, the beoutlful cowgirl. P VIC would rother eot ln closs thon toke notes. P The girls ore ofter your body See Wing, don't let them hove It. P Adom Sleek wonts you to wg 'I 8 know the odvontoges of soMA FOOD. v 20 Hove you ever felt like the whole world is liv- ing without you? Hove you ever felt like there wos no one to turn to? Being olone'isn't very fun. Feeling down ond no one to turn to isn't the greotest feeling one con hove. lt's so hord when you know you're down but you don't know why. People ore oround osking you whot is wrong - but you don't know whot it is, You just feel like tolking obout onything - but you don't know who to tolk to while the feeling of depres- sion grows greoter deep within. .J SPRING BANQUET This yeor s Spring Bonquet wos held ot the Boptist church next door. The food wos good on the compony even better. Dr. Schontz ond Dove Mporomporo pro- vided the dinner rn u s i c . T h e freshmon closs sponsored ond did thedecorting for the bonquet. The youth of Beor Creek Presbyterion Church served the evening meol. After dinner everyone strolled W over to the school l f V1.' for the oll school n H U tolent show. ? 7 , - -1 ., 'Lf ,. fs . , A ,..,. . - pf' 1 f ff ' , of ,, tw? Z , gl it ' You wont to screom, you wont to run ond hide but you con't becouse you don't wont to moke others oround you depressed. You think you know you con hondle it by yourself, but who ore you fooling, yourself. You know you're cry- ing out for help but no one heors you. Nobody heors you! Whot ore you going to do? Nothing, only occept thot this point in time will olwoys hoppen, ond life does go on. It tokes time ond po- tience to get to the top ogoin, ond when you do, you con't forget thot you were down. Lord, thonk you for moking me hoppy, but don't ever let me forget thot I cried. - Morgie Tobisolo - Lourie MocKinnon 4 Kurt ond Vic seem to be enjoying the food. 4 Chris ond Cynthlo wolt po tiently to be seored. 4 Dovid Mporornporo tickl- lng the ivory during dinner. 4 Dovld Hlllmon portoklng of dessert. 21 Don Zougg gets help while de-shelling his turtle. P Greg ond Corol exomlne the onotomy of thelr pregnont rot. P Steve Slel-ter is tired of eotlng mock tunle soup. Now he's got the reol thlng. I Morsho just wlll not touch the rot. P Morsho, Carol ond Greg pro- udly show off their dissected rot. P 22 BIO LAB JNN sl 71 if 1 'LN 1 A 4 Kurt, don't smosh thot homburger in Vic's foce, 4 Students still enjoy o two yeor old yearbook, 4 Mike ond Curt con't decide whether they ore more interested in their book or Adorn. 4 Todd: Sorry honey, l'rn going to be lore. Keep din- ner worm. 4 Poul wos the bouncer for the Alpho Psi bonquet WWF Wilhelm, Anne Chinyornurindi, Micheol Miller, Holly Miller, Gene GLEN Dr. Morlott - lt wos this leg! P fm ,, vf-ww Vern Nesbit - forrner Rock- : ff mont professor returns to ,Q ' W' A Glen Eyrie os guest speoker. .av 4 P ' 3 Aiiffyr L Q. I V as . r 5 Q . a I ? rw :,::1mg' 'Ag I l ,..,..,.,-.. -3 V 24 it EYRIE X, 'Fifi fb rf w fl: Shroder, .lon O'Brien, Borry Peters, Roy Lewis, Jo 4 Predesnned to win in o Iosrworld, 4 Hedy Delgodo, Liso Croig, Louro Ron!-sin, Louren Morrin - ReoIIy? I 25 Cole, Cynthio Kyle, Mirondo Hicl-cs, Mirio Tobisolo, Morgi Nevol . . . Nevol , . . Nevo! .. .P 26 , , Z' .w --N ' ' i .5 , 5 A . .Q l This post foil, the foculty, stoff, ond studen went on the troditionol retreot to Glen Eyrie. - The drive down to the costle seemed lor? ond tiresome to some, but for the new studen ot Piockmont, it wos very exciting. The first night we hod o guest speolser, Veil Nesbit, the former Roclsmont professor. Trl messoge he gove opened the heorts of mora ond seems to hove mode chonges omong tl't community members. The sing olong brougf out proises ond hoppy teors, os well os bout people together in new friendships. The second doy wos o doy for competiticl ond proyerful moments. The gomes included tt, building of snow-sculptures, the piloting of pop oirplones, the ploying of Triviol Pursuit, the so ing of moth problems, the engineering of hum ' pyromids, ond the throwing of frisbees. Proyi' groupsjoined to worship the Lord ond fellowshll with one onother. i Our Glen Eyrie retreot wos on opportune tin for hoving fun ond fellowship within the costl Meeting new friends, getting to know the 0 - better, ond leorning more obout one's self w . key ospects during this rendezvous. . Glen Eyrie is o speciol ploce thot holds mo memories for the people who went there. It hi its own historicol boclsground moking it o plo for others to return to to form new memories. . l it l f l l l mf IU lx im ,wa-wg, - 6 :I :X-.. 3 Y .5 'J, X fl .x , 1 V. wx , 24 5 'L X ri 7 Q 4 fx ,va .,. A .. Q51 . A. ,- V - -as. , 'ffihii A lf, 55 5 -. -P mf-. .1 1,-A. . Ag i ' , TN, i-ku T231 1 - Q.: .:,. 4 if-g ' QEFQWQQ ' - Wi wif? . '. X55 ' - vi, .sw W-f' we . .1 :QQ . . .2 5511. 'if f f fl? if Tx ,Z I E --'Y -fr . M ri S X? 4 mg? N YQ X . ' - 2 ' .55 , l, W2 5 Walker, Suson O'Hogon, Kim Holm, Greg Horris, Williom A. 4 Mirror Mirror on the woll who's the foirest of them oll? 27 Dr. Koehler, psych prof. P Dr. Rick Scheidemon -- most orhleric profr P Sharon Coldoro, Admlsslons Assisrom P Kurt odjusrs Dr. Schonrz's tie P 28 QNX fx, W SOME PROFS AND STAFF 47 - 6. I 4 Dr. ond Mrs. Scheidemon enjoy eoch other's compony. 4 Susan Walker - Admis- sions Director 1 4 Mork McAnIIs - Deon of Students I Y t 4 Mr. Jerry Walker - Llbrorlon A ,T ff i 4 S5 fr 5, 7 at 4 9 I 4 Mr Woyne Bornholdt - Professor of Phrlosophy ond Colvrnrsm 4 Pot McLoughlin - Drrector of Development 29, H r l ond Mr. Garber, music prof., 3 Morsho Fronz Blinded DY rne lngnr P Wos nr something Borb sold Greg? P Focuslng IO on the doy nn the rnounrolns P Keogh heods for rhe dun Awesrrucls P Morgie ond fioncee CBruceD doung wnov Who fools rhis pucrure onywoy7 P DAY IN THE MOUNTAINS ,mine AL. ,na MSW 'UW-Q-aiiii-.9 9' 5 Q -9930: uni' 9 -Q5 0' 'B The class of 1965 Is Rockmont College's last graduating class. Some twenty-nlne senlors left the school with B.A.'s. lt was a sad tlme, most of the grads had spent all four years at Rockmont. Dr. Gay Hubbard gave the com- mencement speech after Nancy Shldeler, the senlor speaker, addressed the group. Dan Korpl and Nancy received the Dean's Trophy for outstandlng members of the senlor class. On behalf of the senlor class, Lynn Carey, thelr presldent, presented a microwave oven as the senlor glft. D.T. descrlbed the occaslon best when C.T. recelved her dlploma. Hls mor- tar board cap took to the alr as he exclaimed, Praise the Lordl 9' if 1 38 , 25. QM LOOKING BACK AT EIGHT YEARS I will remember o number of students some loud, some colm, some highly creotive, some deep, some with less obility but with high dedicotion, whot o vorie- ty! Over 120 hove groduoted in Ministries ond some hove olreody begun to show whot God con do with o Christ-leod life. My proyer for you - the reference l've penned on mony popers - Phil. 116. This is whot l've committed life to occomplishing - if-6 V' A ' i A ' .M 5 , if iff ' ' -... . if iv - T 55 ..:1 f . ' is slsi' 'sri .Q ,J 'cfs A ., i,. I Y fig developing Biblicolly sound, innovotive-minded leoders for the Iocol church ond church serving ogen- cies. And since 1977 l've been privileged to bose my commitment ot Rockmont, mostly in the Christian Ministries Center. Now o new bosse. But the some gools. Let's keep plugging owoy. My commencement oddress to you 1 COF. 15:58. D I I KIM CTHAGAN WsQuw . Q ,z --'X' ' ' imTsfWMw'W4 12w:e4mm MASTER OF THOUGHT LINGUIST POET TEACHER FRIEND To the rngny he wgs on instructor, ro ine individuel he was cn men- rorg striving roword excellence, unified os 0 nunnon being Conrinuolly breolsing new ground in ci life Under God in God, rnrougn God. I , I WE LOVE YOU, KIM C36 i Shorer of leorning Chollenger of reform Dispensor of informotion Seelser of knowledge Teocher Prophet Mointoiner of stotus quo Discovererfreveoler of self Priest In pursuit of God Cdiscipleb Gomesmon Being Churchmon CChristionD Doing UCOD - For oll you ore to us. For oll you ore becoming in Christ. . . Thonlssl Stimulotor of questions Struggler for wisdom Thonk you for beoring with me while I om growing Thonk you for testing me for disciplining me Thonk you for encouroging me for confrontimg me I In doing these you hove loved me thonk you' Thonk you for freeing me from myself, the system, the mosks. lf you hove roced with men on foot ond they hove worn you out, how con you compete with horses? If you stumble in sofe country, how will you monoge in unsofe country. Jer. 12:5 lf you folter in times of trouble, how smoll is your strengthl Prov. 24:10 Exomine yourselves to see whether you ore in the foith, test yourselves. Do you not realize their Christ Jesus is in you- unless, Of Course, YOU f0il the test? 2 Cor. 13:5 Therefore, since we ore surrounded by such o greot cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything thot hinders ond the sin thot so eosily entongles, ond let us run with perserveronce the roce morl-sed out for us. Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the outhor ond perfector of our foith, who for thejoy set before him en- dured the cross, scorning its shome, ond sot down ot the right hond of the throne of God. Consider him who endured such opposition from sinful men, so thot you will not grow weory ond lose heort. Heb. 12:1-3 For our struggle is not ogoinst flesh ond blood, but ogoinst the rulers, ogoinst the outhorities, ogoinst the powers of this dork world ond ogoinst the spirituol forces of evil in the heovenly reolms. Eph. 6:12 Love, Cop CAP HENSLEY mn... ,Amy M- MISSICN ACCOMPLISHED On August 23, 1984 0 smoll group of students met in room 214. As I think bock obout our first moment together, gothered oround in o smoll circle, it seemed thot we hodjust entered the set of on old Mission lm- possibIe T.V. episode. The tope recorder did not self- destruct, but I think we felt thot we were in mony respects presented with on impossible mission. I believe we oll felt the ombivolence of being both ex- cited obout the tosk before us, yet feeling in the some moment overwhelmed by the whole prospect. Thot feeling of being overwhelmed would often return throughout the yeor. Despite our opprehensions though, we oll entered os ideolists. My feor wos thot ofter the yeor wos spent we would leove os cynics. As the PLA. troining continued for those next two doys, I ottempted to describe ond specify whot must hove seemed so nebulous, the role of on R.A. The PLA. ploys mony roles, weors mony hots. He moy ot one moment be o counselor ond the next be on odministrotor. She moy be 0 disciplinorion to one ond o doctor to onother. The R.A. moy be o leoder ond then 0 follower. But in being oll things to oll men, the R.A. obove oll is o servont. I think I moy hove forgotten to soy thot on R.A. is obove oll else o humon. We oll discovered this quickly enough. As humons, we did not olwoys succeed, indeed, we often felt the disoppointment of our foilures. We set gools for ourselves ond for others but, mony of these gools were unmet or become irrelevont olong the woy, ond yet some were gloriously ochieved. But despite the successes or foilures thot were ex- perienced thorugh the course of the two semesters, it must be soid thot the R.A.'s mode on investment in this institution colled Rockmont. And more importontly they mode on investment in the lives of individuols. Their investment moy hove come in the form of on en- couroging word, or in the seemingly horsh hond of discipline. It moy hove come in the form of fulfilling stoirwell meeting, o midnight tolk, 0 hug, 0 rebuke, o proyer, o smile, or o teor. Often their investment wos quiet ond remoined unrecognized by others, ot other times they were in the middle, to be seen ond often scrutinized by oll. Yet olwoys their investment wos themselves, imperfect ond often poined. 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From Row: Don Korpi, Morrhew Johnson, Kurt Jonzen, Ken Miller. P The kick off - Morykiewicz style. P Keough fries ro poss to receiver, Tim Morykiewicz. P Cindy Troup cheers os Rockmonr gets the needed tockle. P 44 FOOTBALL 6 BASKETBALL XX-1 xi' T 2 ' wmwq' 'QQ fi' ' Qjly r,..,Mew f ,, ' 'f'H.- j , L ,, Q .aio .www vi 'Qu ,A ,e- 'Y -fi'-ra. A .r Uh! vu,-1 5 X 2 -T5 .. 3 ff' fs f f: I2 sg 5 ' - -es-gy ' GAFNL-,. .L,,.,,, Hit , il ' Mit 'E tfsbr' N Q we '13 EA! ,, V+: - -, .. ' 'pr QQ - r. - - .r -r 5 page if XV i f r,.,1-L, , -: ' . ' A ' - wlt',, - S' M' 'Q Y 53 5. Ti? I -:'0 W. II M ' 32 Q., - . 1- , .,.,. V. , , , . ,. .- g .A--:ft .- ' .wail :-Y . , '--M N.,-3-ex . E-:fiat 51- 9136 N. - X' -' -sw -gg.-13rt-.usp-:Has'-ta-mir-Sxg-,g-sto--mari:--ab -Sw - - ---An,.r-JzigeXfavmiw-4--4Bf1I.NwT serv-.sx.--r,,::msT-51' ' ., -1 v a :'-. -51:3-Jfii'::pff'-I-:-1 ' -.f-L., ' 's .. - , - to - ' -i . mi -:W t K Jon Shroder performs o picture perfect jumpshot over Tom Gannon. 4 Mark is double teomed by Pot ond Jon. 4 Jerry' Walker blocks Mork McAnIis in the Intromurol basket- boll tournament. 45 ROCKMONT SINGERS THE OCTET AK A Noncy Shudeler Rolph Hennmg Dorothy Liesch Jim Lynch Morruone Borr Roy Brown Cindy Troup Cherelyrm Mlllsop Morsho Fronrz .ffm mi' ROCKMONT CHOIR X LJ w A Ron Gerber directs his choir rhrough on imense ond clumoric season before rolsung has one yeor Ieove of obsense '-Q , ' -vi ii, 4 ALPHA PSI OMEGA Neva occeprs her oword with greotjoy from Rondy ' Brill. P Clih' Jewell -- o greor osser to this yeor's dromo deport- menr. P qgga? i 1? 'L Tom Gannon receives the Skit Co. rechy oword. P l-3' P., Tommy CWrlghtD Riley wlrh her words of rhonks ond goodbye. P E9 E i -- 48 . . ia- WW, :- 0 255Qwy .l uf 414, ' i:fY:.z,,l A 4- y 1 if fl ,, H gigywivf 7 Wh, dis . -'fS21'ff?fxiQi, 'f - .sag WARDS BANQUET '75 79 ?fff,'??l-.flffji Q 5134. ,lit rg, 25,3 -f egg V5 ,r ly. fir: f,' , f rvriz-J ie, 'r- if rf ri., -rg, it it 152 ri' Tw: ljl.e1f .yff2 uw' ig . ill at ,ll V ' 1 ' V 2 J rg ' S ,Q - is 4- R ir 1 ff W 3 4 4 Brendo Moson receives the oword for her priceless work bockstoge on costumes. 4 Tereso Choate delivered o very emotionol thonk you speech to the seniors. 4 Nevo wonrs ro thonk everyone, 4 Greg Colhoun enterroins the oudlence with his tolent show rendition of Fire C1 lce. 49 ww , -ii vi- R R A DOLL'S HOUSE The mosr demonding role is rhor of Noro who moves from coy chlld wlfe ro nervous frenzy ond neor collopse ond flnolly ro lnner colm ond rhe couroge rr would hove rolsen rn her doy ro srrllse off on her own When ocrress Dorothy Llesch IS fren zled she corrres us wrrh her but mosr of rhe rlme we merely look on ond ore nor porr of her ogony Pluck Scherdemon os Tor vold IS properly pompous Supporrrng ocrors ond ocrresses Lynn Corey ond Rolph Hennlng do o credrble Job We por rlculorly lllsed rhe cosrrng of the emoclored Hennlng os rhe rer mlnolly lll doctor ond he hod rhe sensrrlvrry to go wrrh rhe porr Morlene Morron Lolsewood Senrrnel 4 The bonlshed Dulse porrroyed by llolph l-lennlng lrsrens ro rhe srnglng of hrs followers rn rhe forresr AS YCU LIKE IT Sholsespeores boclsro norure ploy obour on exlled courr whose bonlshmenr rn rhe foresr leods ro splrlruol ond romonrlc purlflcorlon IS olong wrrh Twelfrh Nlghr one of hrs orrlesr comedles lr olso feorures hrs precursor ro VlCTOTfVlCTOl'lO o womon dl5QUlS9d os o mon who poses os o womon leodlng ro o brzorre brr of rronsvesrrre romonce The producrron whlch lncludes Iocol ocrors os well os srudenrs feorures flne perfor monces by Morlonne Borr os Cello Korerlne Moyfreld os rhe polymorphous Rosolrnd ond Joe Morsholl os rhe sogocrous fool Touchstone Alon Srern The Denver Posr 4 Rick Scheidemon ployed rhe porr of Torvold Helnor, rhe mon who Iosr hrs wife becouse of his own insensrrrviry ro her needs 4 Noro lDororhy Lreschb G Dr Ronls Cllloph Hennlngl confront rhe sod rrurh of rhe docror's forlrng heolrh 4 Noro rs rhe womon whose lrfe rs luke o dolls IO her hus- bond's house 4 The youthful G srorry eyed Orlondo fP.oy Brownb proclorms hrs love for rhe beourlful Rosolrnd 4 Morronne Borr os Cello. rhe vrvoclous G bubbly com- ponron ro Rosolrnd 51 1 s sf QQ MQ 1 2, if Q, 39 7 A M ' mfs Qgw' tw Y A6 Ml, jf was ..,., , -'26 52 And o tlme to stop octing, o time to rip owoy the mosks, to breok down the wolls, to be reol, to be vulneroble ond to find your dreoms. To those of you who hove helped me find myself, to those of you who hove torn owoy my folsity, to those of you who love me enough to breok the gloss ond cut yourselves for my soke. l express my deepest love ond oppreciotion ond the memory of oll of you will live in my dreoms forever. To my close friends: MeMe, Verlene, Dorothy ond Jeff. To my speciol friends: Ginny, Stefony, Heother ond Shonnon. To my director: Ron Gorber To my teocher, odvisor ond friend: Tereso Choote To my counselor, guide ond protector: Rick Scheidemon And to my Lord ond Sovior: Jesus Christ. Love, Nevo Ann Lunch neor the Hot Springs of Thermopolls, WY, P They reolly mode lt to Conodo! P HIS SKIT CO. is o contemporory Christion dromo group thot tours throughout the West ond Conodo. They present the gospel in o different ond unique woy. Porobles, Bible stories ond Christion life sketches ore in the presentotions. The compony hod o very suc- cessful 84-85 seoson with over 50 concerts. With con- certs in Colorodo, Arizono, Colifornio, Oregon, Woshington, Montono, Wyoming, ond Colgory, Alber- to, Conodop the combined dromo ond musicol concert' presented the topic, The Fomilyf' Bock Row: Renee Engel- octress, Perry l Bower - sound tech., Mory Boker - oc- tress, Don Zougg - music coordlnotor, Tom Gonnon - octor! tech., Adom Sleek - oc- tor. Middle Row: Scott Wellington - driverfphotogropher, Brendo Prowont - octress, Cherelyn Millsop - soloist, Donno Buck - octress. Front Row: Roy Bergstrom - OCIOT, Lorendo Modden - octresslsec. Not Pictured: Tim Motyklewlcz - exc, director. 54 lyligit SKU COMPANY 5 .M ' ,.r'.,.w. 11 H15 SKU CGMPANY 4 The best chocolore ever mode, Ghlrordelli, In Son Francisco! Just osk Donna, Brendo, or Tim, . . 4 Come on Roy, there ls srlll the guys' stuff to put In the troll. 4 If took many honds ro set up the stoge. 4 Ah, the good life! CP.S. Adom Sleek In o rIe?D 4 'XIr's o picorolef Ir's o swimmer , picoroIe , swimmer, 55 TUCO Jeff is the council story teller as seen here in chapel. P Ralph beats his fingers as the rest of STUCO talks about spen- ding more money. P Jeff and Vic with sheepish grins as they ask for more money for Festival '85, P Back Row: Tim Motykiewicz - V. President, Fall 1984, Ralph Henning - Treasurer, Mark AcAnIis - Advisor, Kenny Miller - President, Steve Keough - On-Campus Representative. Middle Row: Roy Bergstrom - Co-V, President, Spring 1985, Tammy Riley - Married Student Representative, Dan Korpi - Activities Director, Spring 1985, Carla Ogden -- Secretary, Jeff Pluth - Jr. Class Representative, Festival '65 Producer, Front Row: Lynn Carey - Sr. Class President, Ray Brown - Co-V. President, Spring 1985, So. Class President, Gena Jeffries - Off-campus Representative. Not Pictured: Jeff Swisshelm - On-campus Representative, Dave Constan- tino - Activities Director, Fail 1984. 56 132 4 V S! viz 3, Ziy?3:fA. . f W Q .M ,f ' A , 'f'f'f'Mf3 .ef L,f,4,,4. I . fh W 5' an sei , ie we WW V ff if 1 S S f ,,,,,, Q 'i5'f if f f If f I 1,54- fff , ' Gi Student Councll ls composed of elected stu- dent leoders whose objectlve ls to provlde the school wlth posltlve ond effrectlve Chrlstlon leodership In the student oreno. Thls studnet group leorns about the dlfferent ospects of leodershlp ond how to opply it to reol sltuo- tions. The councll determines ollocotlons for Its budget. Areos In which the funds ore glven ln- clude student publlcotlons, octlvltles, the stu- dent center, Festlvol, ond other necessory functions. Student Councll meetings conslst of devo- tlonols, representotlve reports, budget reports, octlvltles, ond vorlous Issues brought forth on the ogendo. This yeor the councll lnvlted eoch deportment withln the school to educote the members obout the responslbllltles of thot deportment ln Rockmont Orlentotlon Serles. Another beneflt to Student Councll wos the Leodershlp Orlentotlon Serles presented by Dr. Lloyd Lewon. A deflnlte strength of thls yeor's councll wos the woy they hondled the chollenges ond pressures brought forth from the consolldotlon of Rockmont College ond Western Blble Col- lege. Meetings wlth Dr. Beckmon, Dr. Morlott, North Centrol Accredltotlon, ond the Rockmont Admlnlstrotlon proved to be crltlcol to properly represent the students In o responsible ond ef- fectlve foshlon. Objectlves of the future ore to continue the strong Chrlstlon commitment ln leodershlp, to strengthen the publlcotlons with quollty, strengthen octlvltles, contlnue Festlvol, ond host o leodershlp conference for both students of Colorodo Chrlstlon College ond other Chrls- tlon colleges ond unlversltles In the Western region of the Unlted Stores. 4 Rolph reolly loves to spend money, 4 Mork ond Steve seriously ex- omlne o new octlvltles proposol. 4 Kenny, Don ond Tommy don't understond why Roy ls so exclted. 4 Roy ls excited obout o feet sole ond Jeff Is too. He olwoys wonted o new polr. 57 When it looked like Rockmont would follow mony other institututions of higher educo- tion ond close its doors in 1984, the foculty, stoff, olumni ond friends of the college rose to the occosion. Out of thot crisis come o stronger institution, with greoter visibility ond support by the Christion community. Little did ony of us know thot God wos olso preporing the college for o quontum leop in size, progrom, influence, ond ministry. Soon thot leop begon to moteriolize when Western Bible College officiols suggested thot the two schools consolidote to form on even greoter Christion institution. Western ond Rockmont - sister institutions, with Christ ond so much else in common, yet with so much dividing them. At leost, thot is how it oppeored. Proyer, hord work, lengthly discussions ond negotiations throughout the foll ond eorly winter produced on ogreement to consolidote os o new institution - Colorodo Chris- tion College. By Foll 1985, Colorodo Christion College will be o reolity. It will be the heir to the finest troditions of both Richmont ond Western. It will be occredited by the North Centrol Associotion of Colleges ond Schools. It will ,enroll between 350 ond 400 students. lt will hold its closses on Rockmont's Lokewood Compus, ond it will operote o conference center on Western's compus. It will hove o Christion broodcosting network of two stotions, with others to be offered in the future. It will hove greot opportunity to serve Christ in this world. There is still much to be done, with uncertointies yer to be onswered. Thot is not o mo- jor concern. Rockmont hos been coiled o mirocle college. God hos miroculously cored for it for over 70 yeors. He gives every indicotion of continuing to do so. So, while the foculty, odministrotion, ond students plon for tomorrow, they do not worry obout it. We ore in God's honds. And He olwoys preserves ond cores for His people ond this college. Dr. Gene Morlott I wvv - S -a. K rv 1-I -- t . 'E'-, :Cf r .tr ..... ' t Y -t +-If M1332-ff, ,- . 2 E L 'vial 2? JW ,fx 1 3 ,499 -Z5 Q I tammy, ' 4 June Wtllioms, moster orgomzer ond secretory to Gene Morlott 4 Morsho ond Roosevelt - I, student tnteroction ,QW A ,ZYA 4 Sue Cort - portrott of o student 4 Morsho Frontz ond Don Korpt 4 Steve Keogh Come on now , Do I deserve thus? 4 Cory Boys reloxes onthe floor 4 Gtno Musgrove o'I THE STAFF THAT PUT IT ALL TOGETHER '1 5 ta STARDATE: 1985 Where con we begin? This yeor's YB stoff consisted of on entire spectrum of obilities ond novices, consistent in their diversity, but dedicoted to o quolity ond uniqueness of their own. Plogued Cos ore oll YBsD with o new set of problems eoch doy: lote storts, low budget, dorkroom shutdowns, mergers, etc we determined to meet the superb quolity of the '84 YB ond odd to it the element of Iunocy for which only those involved con ottest either credit or blome. It would be ridiculous to ottempt to list oll the por- ticiponts thot mode this YB whot we consider to be o mirocle ond o success, so we won't We sincerely hope thot this conglomerotion of words ond imoges will serve to be memoroble ond enjoyoble in the yeors to come, Csighb, ond thot the moments coptured within, Csnif- fleb, will serve you well os recorded in this smoll book. Sincerely Yours: Scott Wellington, Editor ond Coptoin Holden D. Hume, Loyout Editor ond First Crewmon P.S. Just be thonkful thot Bobbi Jo didn't let me use Hot Pink for the cover! - Holden. -4+-.JA mmf 4 Morgue fools pucrures, wrore copy drd Ioyour ond hoo greor rdeos 4 Never oqorm Poulo Greeh 4 Greg helped our wrrh ods durrmg rhe summer 1' 4 Cymrhro looks os prerry os olwoys' 4 Bobble Jo BOOISS f world closs ryprsr 4 Corrhho rs there somewhere rn the dorkroom 4 Thus rs whor the sroff hod ro work wrrh 4 Me7' HeoooChe9 Why rd you Osh? Holdem D Hume 4 Morgue ood Mrrro deducored eroff merrrhers 63 INDEX A Debbie Allen 11, 31 Corinno Arndt 13, 19, 20, 30, 63 Soro Atkinson 12 B Bobbi Jo Bonks 30, 31, 62 Morionne Borr 20, 46 Cory Boys 61 Chris Bell 18, 21, 43, 58 Roy Bergstrom 9, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59 Perry Bower 16, 54 Jeff Bowmon 34 Rondy Brill 48 Mike Brown 23, 42, 43, 44, 45 Roy Brown 18, 44, 46, 47, 56 Donno Buck 14, 18, 30, 54, 55, 59 Greg Colhoun 10, 13, 22, 30, 45, 47, 49 Dovid Compbell 14, 43, 47 Lynn Corey 34, 35, 56 Suson Cort 8, 47, 61 See Wing Cheng 20 Michoel Chinyomurindi 24 Cynthio Cole 20, 21, 26, 31, 63 Uonno Cole 27 Dove Constontino 39, 44 Liso Croig 25 D Hedy Delgodo 8, 14, 20, 25 64 Kirk Diedrichs 10, 20 Dove Diggs 15, 31, 38 E Nevo Edmunds 15, 26, 33, 47, 48, 49, 52 Renee Engels 19 F Corol Ferguson 22, 42 Morsho Frontz 9, 30, 46, 47, 61 G Tom Gonnon 15, 45, 48, 54, 55 Morsho Gorrison 22, 47, 61 Curt Gibson 23 Chorles Gilmore 17 Wovio Grubough 38, 39 H Pom Hodden ' 31 Williom Horris 27 Debbie Hembry 11 Rolph Henning ,18, 46, 47, 56, 57 Mirio Hicks 11, 13, 26, 63 Alice Hillmon 9 Dovid Hillmon 9, 21 Holden Hume 10, 20, 62 J Kurt Jonzen 13, 44, 47 Geno Jeffries 34, 47, 56, 57 Kurt Johnson 21, 23 Motthew Johnson 16, 44, 47 K Steve Keough 14, 30, 42, 43, 44. 47, 56, 57, 61 Don Korpi 34, 42, 43, 44 56, 57, 61 Mirondo Kyle 26, 58 L Todd Lonsing 11, 23 Roosevelt Leslie 61 Dorothy Liesch 8, 46, 47 M Lourie MocKinnon 21, 47, 53 Crystol McCoslond 17, 30 Lorendo Modden 47, 54 Louren Mortin 15, 25 Brendo Moson 15, 49 Victorio Motchette 20, 21, 23, 56 Tim Motykiewicz 42, 43, 44, 48, 54, 55, 56 Jonet Mendel 31 Gene Miller 24, 43 Holly Miller 24 Kenny Miller 11, 43, 44, 56, 57 Cherelyn Millsop 16, 18, 46, 54 Dovid Mporomporo 16, 21 Borry O'Brien 25 Corlo Ogden 16, 47, 56, 57 Tim Osborn 16 P Anthony Porker 42, 44 Shoron Phillips 17, 39 Jeff Pluth 47, 56, 57 Brendo Prowont 12, 54, 55 R Kendoll Romes 33, 39 Louro Ronkin 9, 10, 25 Lorry Rider 18, 43, 44, 47 Tommy Riley 48, 56, 57 S Noncy Shideler 32, 46, 47 Jon Shroder 25, 45 Steve Sieker 18, 22 Adom Sleek 20, 23, 25, 54, 55 Jeff Swisshelm 12, 15, 43, 44, 56 T Morgie Tobisolo 18, 26, 30, 63 Duone Toc Tocuronti 9 Poul Teichert 23, 47 Cindy Troup 8, 32, 44, 46 W Scott Wellington 13, 19, 54, 62 Anne Wilhelms 24 Z Don Zougg 8, 22, 39, 54, 55 Trudi Zibell 33 IN APPRECIATION: Mrss Shldeler We will olwoys thonk you for ollowrng us to be port of your group We hope to remoln Hoppy Trees The Shldeleretts Mlrlo Hey trtol I wont to thonk you from the bottom of my heort We ve been through o lot together Yo,u re one of o krndl I love you' Morgue Kim O Hogon There I5 so much to thonk you for but mostly I thonk you for bellevlng rn me ond encouroglng me to belreve ln myself I ll mass you Wlth much love Lourle Nevo How very proud we ore of oll the occompllshments you hove mode ot Rockmont Best of oll we op precrote your commitment to Chrrst ond your hoppy Iovlng splrlt Mom ond Dod In oppreclotlon for your love ond support durtng o time of trlol for hovlng enough composslon to not glve up on me ond mostly for your never ending fnendshlp thonk you WG SW MT JM CA RB DB etc Ilove you GLM MH CM HD SP DH DK JS DC KM JW AS CB BB MB MF CA BO Thonks for belng my fomlly owoy from home I love you-I Morgue Thonk you for your forthful servlce to the Lord ond the school We wlll not forglet you The Lord bless you Rockmont s Lost Student Body Dove Dlggs God loves you ond so do we ond so oppreclote oll the blessings God hos glven you through Rockmont Your Iovrng Mom ond Dod Dove Compbell Whot o neot chonce to let us show you the love ond prrde we shore In your Mom Jim Steve 6 Zeke Corol When I storted to quit you listened to me cry ond comploln I never would hove frnlshed wlthout you To you I dedlcote my occompllshment Beef Poulo Green You reolly drd o greot Job Thonks Scott TO. 1 I r 1 r r r I r r r I r r 1 r - . . I . . , . . . I 1 I , . 1 I I I I I I I I 65 IN APPRECIATION: Shoron, ' '.,, but o prudent wife is from the Lord. CProverbs 19:14bD You hove mode my college endeovor worthwhile. Your proyers ond support ore much opprecioted. I love you! ' John He oppointed some to be students, some to be stoff ond some to be teochers. I thonls God for how they hove oll touched my life. Tommy Steve Keough, We rejoice in the Lord Jesus thot you desire to serve Him in o Christion endeovor, ond we ore groteful to Roclsmont for such o supportive otmosphere - John 15:16 CL.B.D Your Dod ond Mom Christion Bell, How we thonls God for such o fine, thoughtful, cor- ing son. Keep up the good worls ond continue to live in the truth of Ephesions 5:1 Dod, Mom, ond Rolph ll Jonet, You ore the best sister onyone could ever osls for: you're my best friend. l'm so glod thot you're port of our fomily ond thonlss for loving me. Lindo Moe Gwyneth, In oppreciotion to the Lord for hoving o ploce like Roclsmont in which young Christion minds moy grow, Rev. B Mrs, Forr Louren R. Mortin We commend you on setting gools in your life ond then pursuing them with the help of our God. Thonlss olso to Roclsmont College. Your Porents 7 Bobbi Jo ond Morionne, Thonlss for putting up with me for o full yeor. You guys ore greot ond l'll miss you lots. 1 Donno, A doughter of such noble chorocter who con find? She is worth for more thon rubies. Her porents hove full confidence in her, ond locls nothing becouse of her chorocter. She brings them joy, ond not sorrow, oll the doys of her young life. Give her the reword she hos eorned, ond let everyone lsnow how much she is loved ond opprecioted. A Porents' Porophrose of Proverbs Bl. Mom ond Dod Louren, We've been through o lot this yeor. Thonl-as for be- ing o greot support throughout the yeor. Good Lucls next yeor! Hove Fun!! Deor Bobbi Jo, Blessings received from your friendship will never ceose. God's speciol love thru you to me hos mode me o richer mon. God, pleose bless this lody! Psolms 91:4 Under His Wings Love, Steve oo We put YOLl First at 23 Locations! g e-7 5111 01254 ' - W CE 7 S , - 'LQ ., 4- if 1 G .,.--- Q . I RgEgg,jQ.IerL0l 6' 4 or 5 iiU!iw'J'm 'K 'X X' If A A ' O W -0 75 A. 1 T . 0 F Q G ' Alameda Av . X lg .S -- 1 - , 7, 1 X X 'I - GD 5 1- 'if' M- s I ' 1 5 K lv A Ra llden : YAve.' F fem I fr, if U : X .WJ ' 1 13 '1-X Coal Mme Rd Arapahoe Rd y ll L v Q U 3 LL L S 1 7 1.1 27:1 1211 uazl Bollvview 1 vf . l 6 1 -'i':jV ' -4 Q. 1. 7 no -If 'H 12 A ED --W.v...l..l 3 F . HA -.A ,AA .AK .I fi. . ' . 9. 3-.M 17' D .L, I . 5- 4. - jk I 1 c ' V .. A. . ffl' 4' 4' L tr . I -ugrra eb' s. 'lt S' 'a iftaf fu Z 5 f- ' QQ ,. tl -W K 'W ' 03' rj A-L Lf-LL Westland 10403 W. Colfax Avenue 232-2000 Plaza 1 1201 W. Colfax Ave. 232-3000 Wheat Ridge 44th and Wadsworth 423-1400 Academy Park 3500 S. 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