University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Uihina i iul? 9 OFFICERS President Jim Moore Vice President Tom Young Treasurer Bud Westermami Secretaries John Sheppard and Marv Lofgren Viking Club was organized in 1934 in the interest of promoting fellow- ship between young college men of all races, creeds, and colors, who choose to remain independent. Its members are chosen on the basis of their ambi- tion, scholarship, and integrity. During the past year the club has actively participated in all campus ac- tivities — intramurals, social and cultural affairs — and at the same time en- couraged leadership and scholarship among its members. The Spring Formal is the social highlight of the year with the pledges putting on their skit and the outstanding senior being awarded the Viking Recognition Key. Ray Johnson, assistant manager of the University Bookstore, is the sponsor of Viking Club, and as such is one of the Club ' s greatest assets both as an advisor and leader. A former Viking himself, Ray knows and under- stands the problems of the club and always is willing to lend a helping hand. 266 Back row, left to right: Scott Smith, Kent Schneider. Joe Malesovich, Dave Charvonia, John Kissack, and Dave Youberg. Fourth row: Ron Apodaca. Ralph Ashton, Paige Carlin, John Sherman, Bob Campbell, Art Taylor, Tony Thomas. Third row: Bob Lawson, Beb Gershenow, Elvie Apodaca, John Garvin. Elmer Parson, Don Olson, Dave Fisher, and Bill Cook. Second row: Norman Peterson, Stan Ulrich, Wesley Young, Noble Ida, Don Higgins, Mike Kubota, and Bob Johnson. Front row: Dave Glaser, Tom Young, Marvin Lofgren, Bud Westermann, Jim Moore, John Sheppard, Bob Cormany and Don Van Gundy. Not pictured: Gerald Aim, Roger Allen, Dick Low, Bill Motoyama, and Bob Peterson.

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u Wo iti nii erdUu 6 L lub oinen A l H|| H OFFICERS ™ President Molly Potochnik Vice President Helen Hanson . ' « (KWW Jim I Secretary Eve Lauter - I „ m J Treasurer Anita Henrie JF Wi Purchasing Agent Jean Reimer ■ ' Historian Beverly Holiman Social Chairman Jo-an Martin Membership Manette Rueb Publicity Jan Shearer Housing Taki Taguchi Social Hour Beverly MacSpadden Program Dorothy Kern Sponsors Mrs. Howard Heuston, Mrs. John Schooland Faculty Sponsors Mrs. Clifford Westermeier, Miss Mary-Ethel Ball The University Women ' s Club is a social and cultural organization for both Greek and Independent women. Its purpose is to promote friendliness and democracy on the campus. The picturesque club house, situated by Varsity Lake, is the center of the activities provided for its members. The Women ' s Club participates in many all-school events such as Home- coming, AWS Revue, and CU Days. The Club received a share of the honors in the last year when it was awarded trophies for both Songfest and for the Homecoming float, CU Crusades Ahead, this fall. Each quarter an opening tea is sponsored for all women on campus, Coffee Time every Wednesday, a quarterly Play Night for both men and women, and many interesting meetings, including a night honoring foreign students. The elaborate formal presented each quarter is the high point for its members. The Gold and Emerald Ball, featured this fall, was outstanding with many original decorations. At the same time, the club members have found time to maintain one of the highest scholastic averages on campus. The entire club, including the non-resident members, as well as the 57 residents, is governed by the club council, consisting of 13 girls, the presi- dent of the Sponsors Club, and a faculty adviser. 265

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W oaJ OFFICERS President Mary Lou Aufderheide Vice President Joanne Easley Secretary Kathy Redmon Treasurer Audrey Rods Recording Secretary Shirley Hornbeck Head of Intramurals Pat Dudley Sponsor Betty Slaughter The Women ' s Athletic Association, composed of a general membership of over three hundred girls, is governed by an executive board of twenty- one members. The members of the board include the executive officers, a faculty sponsor, and a girl representing each sport offered throughout the year in the women ' s intramural program. These girls are responsible for drawing up the brackets and running the tournaments of their respective sports. Also serving on the board are representatives from the various sports organizations, such as Orchesis, Porpoise, and Hockey Club. Besides con- ducting the women ' s intramural program the executive board plans the gen- eral meetings for the membership at large. The year ' s events of the Women ' s Athletic Association ends with the spring breakfast at which time the new members are initiated into WAA; awards are given to the girls who have actively participated in intramurals for their second and third year, a travel- ing plaque is given to the group that had received the most points through- out the year, and an award is given to the outstanding senior woman. Mem- bers of the executive board are elected each spring by the general WAA membership. This Association is a member of the Athletic Federation of College Women and throughout the year the members of the board are responsible for many inter-school women ' s athletic events. Back row, left to right: Debbie Green, Jenny Starks. Jan Shearer, Jean Welsh. Third row: Elyse Deffke, Barbara Lane, Harriet Haake. Billic Nelson, Jan Koopman. Second row: Carol Untiedt, Frances Mehas, Yvonne Burkett, Judy Kendall, Doralee Allison, Pat Hayden. Front row: Jo Easley, 26 7 Kathy Redmon, Betty Slaughter, Mary Lou Aufderheide, Audrey Roos, Pat Dudley, Shirley Hornbeck, I I