Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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FALL, 1949 dedication — administration — faculty — freshman activities — student governing bodies — fall sports — pep organizations — homecoming — fall social activities — freshman class — advertise- ment WINTER. 1950 introduction — sophomore class — basketball — hockey — skiing — intra-mural sports — women ' s athletics — pick and pan — cc winter carnival — departmental clubs — band — choir — winter social activities — junior class — advertisement SPRING, 1950 introduction — seniors — track — baseball — tennis — golf — intra-mural sports — women ' s atletics — dance concert — social groups — honorary organizations — clubs — spring social activi- ties — tiger — nugget — fine arts center — senior activities and graduation your nugget is in three sections this year: fell, winter, and spring, this is done and at the same time give a more complete coverage of the college year; the graduation, spring formals and other material that has either been omitted or onl ' down, more pages added and color employed. lugget will contain ily partially included In the

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published by the associated students of Colorado college volume 51 DICK PFEIFFER ROY GUSSOW BILL MURRAY ANITA BELLWOOD editor in chief typography and design assistant editor assistant to the editor associate editors HELEN HENNINGS JANE LITTLE CHUCK HOVER JUDY RONNING ELINOR WALKfiR JENTRA JARVIS AL ALLURED SUE ROYCE composition and layout JUNE McHARDY ROSALIE JOHNSON JOAN TUTIN PHYLLIS SCRIBNER MARTHA SCRIBNER PAT TELICH- DOTTY WILKINSON NANCY GREENWOOD MAGGIE PACKARD photographic organizations sports ;ulty and administration class social snapshots women ' s athletics photographers hOB RERG WHIT ANDERSC i-ANK JUDSON ED DWORAK CHUCK HOVER CHARLES RUBENS HENRY OTTO director of phc advertising

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DEAN LOUISE W. FAUTEAUX who has given twenty-two years of service to cc who, as dean of women, instituted and developed the associated women students and its affiliated organizations, who has kept the standards of living high for the women of Colorado college, and has helped many over milestones that seemed unsurmountable by her unceasing efforts, her fairness and her honesty. o and PRESIDENT WILLIAM H. GILL who became president of Colorado college in 1948. who has made every effort to become acquainted with the students and their problems, whose concern with every phase of college life and interest in student opinion point toward a growing understanding and co-operation between the administration and the student body.