Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)
- Class of 1952
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r- Last summer we took the cushions going west. Pike ' s P eak Is a big old stone, beHeve me. ething you can count on. out all right — do you know? birds, the grass— they know, along — and we ' U get along. The t COLORflDO COLUGt coLomiDO mm, coioRnDO UxBt sununer id BRc the cushions going west. Pike ' s PacdCjl P g old stone, believe me. It ' s iart Hrown; something you can count on. It ' s goia ome out all right— do you know? e birds, the grass — they know, t along — and we ' ll get along. John Marlowe Gorver | GSM South Sacramento Blvd: by Carl Sand Copyright 191 Carl Sandburc COBNHUSKEHS Bob Humphreys editor-in-chief Bob Haynes art editor Tom Freund photography editor Frank Florey organizations and class editor Dick Hayes academic editor Phil Wahheis sports editor loan Shepperd society editor DeDe Slaskal activities editor Judy Carlstrom copy editor Larry Levy photographer Bob Storks photographer Chuck MocNab photographer Bill Mackey photographer Fred Livingston photographer Doug Morgan photographer Charlie Neil photographer Nonda Ward art lody Pollock copy Jane Adden brooke copy Mid Gommell academic Jerry Dummer business manager Gil Weiskopi assistant business manager Jean Dummer advertising Joan Shepperd advertising Dick Taylor advertising Whit ' s Studio photos THE FREE PRESS photos Knutson-Bowers photos T. O. Johnston photos RoUie Rogers photos Harvey Secor photos drawing by Bob Haynes lithograph by Bob Haynes title page staff and contents dedication administration student administration pubhcations lithograph by Nanda Ward faculty and departmental activities freshman week . . . tigers freshman fight . . . growlers freshmen fall socials football intramurals variety show homecoming sophomores Christmas formals skiing mountain club mountain day golddiggers women ' s intramurals men ' s intramurals women ' s organizations men ' s organizations hockey soccer basketball swimming golf tennis track baseball spring socials spring formals dorm life . . . head residents seniors senior picnic senior honors commencement Uthograph by Nanda Ward advertisements drawing by Bob Haynes A dedication cannot replace Harry . . . nor can our memories of the good, the smile, the leadership that was Harry erase the sadness. The loss is tomorrow ' s . . . grief is today . . . and the past is beauty, courage, hope . and that we may keep. This book is dedicated to Harry Halstead, A.S.C.C. President, Honor Council President, our smiling friend. It is dedicated to the past. ■B J 1 a. GUL ol Colorado College. D. Fitzgerald, Jr., I: oi the Associated Stu- had in common not importance of their positions but also the e ol students and faculty during their association nlh Ifae College since 1948. The faneral was also a fresHBD in 1948 — his ac- compl Bnents have been all of thosFmade by C. C. since that timev-his honors are all of those du to that leader for whom atie(;;ttefi and resDect is compus-wide L GEORGE W. ADAMS. Ph.D. Dean of the College Director ot the Summer ; Professor of History Dean of Women 1 i 1 RY E. MATHIAS. A.M. Dean oi the Lower Division Diiector of Admissioiu Director oi Athletics SIN f Registroi WILLIAM W. POSTLETHWAITE A. M. Director oi the Museum GRACE G. BERGER, M.A. Cataloguer CAROLYN CRAIG, B.A. HENRY D. WILLIAMS, A.M. Secretary to the President Ass ' t. Director of Admissions K. G FREYSCHLAG, A.B, LUTHER E. SHARPE, M.A., B.D, -eclor of Publicty Di , p ,j j, , ,. 1 k EVALINE C. McNARY, B.S. EVELYN I. SPERLING Manager of Residence Halls Dietitian and Dining Rooms HARRY M. STEWART Superintendent of Building and Grounds ROGER S. WHITNEY. M.D. Medical Adviser lUNE M. HARTWELL Head Nurse Row 1; Tom Dunlon, Bob Voahall, lack Fil gerald. Sue McMlllen, Ray Sherer. Row 2; Moee Haniaon, George Hamada, Emily Howe, Connie Cover, Dr, Worner. Janet Adams, aecy.: Ted Gould, Not Wicluied: Mariha Healey, Tom Groom, Harry Hoisted, Bob Molowney, Ned Mann. Nancy Row 1: George Abbott, treas.; Jack Fitzgerald, pres.: Marly Healey, secy. Row 2: Jim Hill, Bob Voshall, Artie Toll, Kalhy Smith, Barbara Prechtel, Patti Pierce, Bob Storks. Not Pictured: Nan WoUer, Hairy Halsted, Mr. Simcock, Dr. Michel, Dr. Worner. THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF COLORADO COLLEGE, composed ot representatives oi each Greok 3nd Independent organization, met weekly with Presi- dent Jack Fitzgerald to discuss problems affecting the entire student body. The A.S.C.C. furthered student mter- ests during the past year by the suggestion of a new cut policy, direction of the annual Campus Chest Drive, and the initiation of a Mock Political Convention. Active sup- port and financial aid given by the A.S.C.C. to various organizations under its guidance furthers student poi- hcipation in campus life. The A.S.C.C. President, as a student representative on the Committee on Undergradu- ate Life, acts for the student body on issues concerning curriculum, faculty, administration, and college enter- THE HONOR COUNCIL, under Ihe leadership of Al Strand, worked with administration, faculty, and students to stress the importance of Ihe Honor System as a pari of Ihe daily life ol C, C. studenls. The post year ' s Honor Council made great progress toward the working perfec-i tion for which C, C. aims in its Honor System. ' THE QUADRANGLE ASSOCIATION represents all women students living in college residence halls. The Q.A. Board is composed of dormitory presidents and an executive staff elected annually. This year, the Quad- rangle Association carried oul the honor code policy by establishing six residence honor halls. Row 1: Veslu L niIvt ' [o-r, . Kris Sinding, vice pres.; Barbara Blet:.i_ii. p;c.. , Cin.re Chamberlin, secy. Row 2: DeDe Staskal, DeDe Btekley, Nancy Nichols, Hank Harris, Lynn Aldrich, Libby Sheldon, Sue McMillen, Lynn Jones, Janet Adams, Grace Jack. A.W.S, members pictured are; ( Ihiid low ) Betsey Todd, Leslie Lock- hait, Kris Sinding, Thora Hodge, Pom Adams, Nancy Nichols. ( second row) B. I. Troller, Emily Howe. Barbara Prechtel, Bea Bednarz. Cyn- Ihia Haymes; ( lirst row) Peg Charlsoii, Dotty White, De De Slaskal, Barbara Blelsch, Peggy Root. THE ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS, of which every woman student becomes a member upon regialralion, is the co-ordinotor of women ' s activities on campus. The A.W.S, Board is com- posed of committee chairmen and the presidents of 0-A.. W.A.A,, Tiger Club. Independent Women, and the vice-president of Panhellenic, Throughout the year. A.W.S. sponsors freshman orienlation. all-school activity night. Ihe second-hand book store, fhe Town Girls ' Club. Ihe annual Song Fesl. the senior recognition dmner. and the Gold-Dig- gers ' Ball, LENNOX HOUSE BOARD comprises iaculty members and representotives of student organiza- tions who work together to establish policies of regulation and improvement ol the Student Union. THE SERVICE COMMITTEE, a subsidiary of A.W.S.. sponsors the second-hand bookstore and co-ordinates wel fare work done by the women THE VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE COMMITTEE works with Miss Grcnl in the Counselling Cen- ter to provide students with informolion concern ing job requirements, fellowships, scholarships, and graduate work. THE INTER-CLASS COMMITTEE consists of the sociol chairman of Ihe A.S.C.C, and the presi- dents of Ihe four classes. This committee directs all-school functions, This year, the Inter-Class Committee was responsible ior the All-School Mountain Day, Service Commitlee members pic Ellen Hunt, Carmen Eddy; ( front Betsey Todd. Marge Else. The new Publications Board dork room. THE PUBLICATIONS BOARD, headed by Nan Wolfer. controlled the policies and standards of student pubUcalions. This year. Ihe Board initiat- ed the presentation of Ihe E. K. Gaylord Award for outstanding contributions to publications, The first award was won by Nancy Jones. In addi- tion, the Board sponsored a plaque, to be dis- played in Lennox, honoring the underclassman who made the greatest contribution to student publications. Chip Show was the recipient of this year ' s recognition, The major contribution of this year ' s Board was the establishment of a dark room to be used by publication photographers. Faculty advisors for the board were Mr. Sim- cock, Dr. Gray, and Dr. Scolt. Editors and Busi- ness Managers ol the student pubUcations serve on the board. Presentation of awards at the Annual Publications Dinner Bob Humphreys, Editor of the NUGGET The NUGGET Business Manager, Jerry Dummer Al Sliand, 1951 Ed. lor ol Ihe TIGER Dale Arie, 1952 Edi- tor. Byrd Parmelee, 1951 and 1952 Business Manager. i e r 5? - Miss Nancy Shryock, Queen of the TIGER-NUGGET Dance The KINNIKINNIK, the C. C. lilerary maga- zine, achieved lull slalus as a sludenl publica- tion lor the first lime this year. Leslie Lockhart and Nancy Ferguson were co-editors ol the 1952 issue: Hiram Liggett was business mono- HH MT PI Wi i i im ltll C] LEWIS M. KNAPP, Ph.D. Professor of English K - EVAN J. SCOTT, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English THOMAS W. ROSS, Ph.D. Instructor in English AMANDA M. ELLIS, A.M. Associate Proiessor of English WOODSON TYREE, M.A. Assistant Professor of Drama and Speech Arts KRCC-FM. CC ' s radio (.unit; a fully-licensed ber, 1951. Throughoul denl-operaied slation, ol Chief Tyree, he grams ol ol lownspeopli Oclo- e year, the slu- nder the direc- presented pio- — -■' dis- and The Debate Team, under the able di- rection of Roy Werner, completed a successful season this year, Members participated in mock political conven- tions at neighboring colleges, and the team was instrumental in the organiza- tion of CCs own convention. John Haw- thorne, one of the outstanding debaters, was the recipient of the Public Speak- ing prize. Other outstanding members of the team were George Abbott, Hi- ram Liggett, Charles Hawley, Pat Gormley and Paul Evans. w fM 1 [ m mu ' I . ' J Ldii ,,. l MARK SKIDMORE, Ph.D. Professor of Romance Languages CHARLES T. LATIMER, A.M. Prolessor of Romance Languages The Spanish Club WALLACE C. BOYCE, A.M. Instructor in French ERICH DREXLER Katzwang, Germany HORST HERGEL Regensburg, Germany The German Club THOMAS O. BRANDT, Ph.D. Associate Professor of German MAX LANNER, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Music Director oi Music Department The Hockey Band EDWARD B. GREENE, A.B. Associate Professor of Music The Madrigal Group WARREN H. R. STANNARD, M.M. Assistant Professor of Music J. DAVID KRAEHENBUEHL, M. M. Instructor in Music Few colleges are forlunate enough to have a resident string quarlet of the calibre of our LaSalle String Quartet. In addition to Iheit duties on the music faculty, Waller Levin, Henry Meyer, Paul Anderson, and Peler Kamnitzer. the members of the group, perform at the regular Sunday concerts, give spe- cial concerts during the year, and travel throughout the country on con- cert tours. jl K H ' -U- fW.- ' ' jji m ft - ' w ' K ' tflH l Jk ' Ih QP A-;X HpCJUL i; T - ' - . . One of the outstanding features of CC chap- el programs is the choir, whose weekly musi- cal offerings lend greater beauty and dignity to the services. In addition to their weekly chapel performances, the choir performs at other schools and churches. The chapel choir is ably directed by Barry Greene. MOLLY H. LYNN, A.B. Inslructor in Dance the dance performance : strain and ease Serving as bolh a cultural center (or the City and an art school lor the College, the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center provides facilities for exhibits, Ihe Iheaire and for Ihe lion of plastic and graphic art. Allhough concentrating upon the art of the Southwest, Ihe FAC has attracted national atten- tion with such exhibits as that of the Lehman collection of Old Masters during the past year. Such notables as Boardman Rob- n Chariot and Adolph Dehn have been the past with the F AC. Lawrence Barrett, national authority i the field of lithography, is Ihe present instructor in Ihe graphi HOWARD R. BURKLE, S.T.M. Dean of the Chapel Assistanl Professor of Religio The Canterbury Club (, upper right ), sponsored by Grace Episcopal Church, features weekly pro- grams which include a service, supper and perti- nent discussions. Its membership is open to all Colorado College students. The Newman Club (lower le(t) is the Roman Catholic student organi- zation. Its program includes Communion break- fasts and talks ol a religio-educalional nature. Cynthia Haymes is its President. The Chapel Board (not pictured J, consisting of representatives from each of the classes and the religious clubs, serves as an advisory board to the Dean of the Chapel. It conducts hearings of Chapel over-cut cases and makes recommen- dations regarding Chapel policy. Bob Humphreys has served as Chairman during the past year. J. GLENN GRAY. Ph.D. Associate Pr Philosophy The Deparlmenl of General Studies tran- scends other departmental boundaries. Its pur- pose is to stimulate integration and to improve judgment, lis seminar course m Freedom and Authority is devoted to the study ol mans re- lationships to himself, to other men, to the Mr. s and I CARROLL B. MALONE, Ph.D. Chairman of the Division of So- cial Sciences Professor of History Social Sciences: the history men have made, the wars they ' ve fought, their strife and discord and liveli- hood — studied with the hope that the future might be made different .... HAHVEY L. CARTER, Ph.D. Professor of History LLOYD E. WORNER, JR., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History J. DOUGLAS MERTZ, LL.B. Assistant Professor of Political Science WILLIAM A. BLAKELY. Ph.D. Professor of Psychology GEORGE E. RICE, JR., M.S. Assistant Professor of Psychology ALICE E. VAN DIEST, A.M Associate Professor of Sociology AGNES S. DONALDSON, A.M Assistant Professor of Sociology CHARLIE B. HERSHEY, EdD., LL.D. Dean Emeritus and Professor of Education JOHN S. JORDAN, A.M. Associate Professor of Education J. VICTOR HOPPER, A.M. Assistant Professor of Education KENNETH J. CURRAN, Ph.D. Professor of Economics RAY O. WERNER, A.M. Assistant Professor of Economics Jim Hill welcomes Cliase Stone into Alpha Kappa Psi, Honor- ary Business Fraternity. ARTHUR T. TAITT, M.B.A. Instructor in Economics and Business Administration PAUL M. JONES, M.S. Associate Professor of Business Administration OTIS A. BARNES, Ph.D. Chairman of the Division of Natxiral Sciences Professor of Chemistry Natural Sciences: theory and experiment . . . the search for human power over an unfold- ing environment. LESTER A. MICHEL, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry PAUL E. BOUCHER, Ph.D. Professor of Physics HOWARD M. OLSON, M.S. Associate Professor of Physics MARGARET ANN SKYES, M.A. Instructor in Chemistry WILLIAM V. LOVITT, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus of Mathematics JOSEPH S. LEECH, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics ROBERT L. KOONS, B.C.E. Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering EDWARD SAMPSON, JR., M.S.E. Instructor in Civil Engineering AUDRA DEA MARSHALL, A.B. Instructor in Mathematics RICHARD M. PEARL, A,M. WILLIAM A. FISCHER, M.S. Assistant Professor of Geology Instructor in Geology Faculty members of Delta Epsilon, Honorary Scientific Fraternity ROBERT M. STABLEH, Sc.D. Professor of Zooloqv RICHARD M. FOX, Pli.D. Associate Professor of Zoology C. WILLIAM T. PENLAND, Ph.D. Professor of Botany tM Drs. Stabler and Fox with three of the students admitted to medical schools. CHEDDY THOMPSON, Ph.B. WILLIAM HEISS, A.M. Instructor in Physical Education Associate Professor of Physical Head Hockey and Track Coach Education Head Football and Basketball Coach ROOSEVELT COLLINS Trainer ' - DORTHY JANE DICKIE, A.M. Instructor in Physical Education for Women JOHN DUGGAN Assistant Football Coach RONALD IVAN Assistant Football Coach h £S. I! n  • Tiger Club l HM i -iJ Freshman Commissioners Frank Maynes, Eleanor Tutt and Harry Shearer the freshman Class LEWISE AUSTIN JUDITH AVERY BETTY BROADBENT Mitchell. South Dakota ' MARV ELLEN CRUTHIRDS Phoenii. Ailiono Monlrose, Colora lACQUELINE GASKILL Omaha, Nebraska BARBARA LYNN GATES Denver, Coloiado JOYCE GLADMOND Scarsdale, New York BETTY LOU GUENTHER Websler Grove b, MisBouri NANCY lONES firookline. Masse V SHIRLEY SHAFFER JACK SORRELS CC Cheerleaders— DeDe Staskal, Kay Koehlei, L ' nda Bjorklund, Brook Kindred, Sue Pieilier, Harry Ebling iimi s=??-2 SEASON RECORD c.c. OPPONENT Denver 40 Montana Stole 13 Fort Collins •12 Idaho Stale ' 40 Western Stale 21 Camp Carson •26 Colorado Stale 13 ' 6 Fori Hays State Colorado Mines Conference Games liIl_ _J ' f7fJI7_ K !_ , . H ss, Perlona, Snyder, Kensinger, Burk, Meyer. Pearson. Demos. Morris, Meroni. Carter. Yaklich VZg. Gill. Du,: — n t i r iin|.nn m k 1 M|iLail •JSP .s Coach Bill Heiss, Assistant Ron Ivan Won Lost Phi Gamma Delia Kappa Sigma Bela Theta Pi Phi Delta Theta Sigma Chi Independeni Men VOLLEYBALL Phi Gamma Delia Beta Theta Pi Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Phi Gamma Delta Beta Theta Pi Phi Delta Thela Kappa Sigma Independent Men Corty Bymasler, Cross-Counliy Wjnn CROSS-COUNTRY Phi Gamma Delta HR i H BOXING i ff i HK- ' -i Independent Men Kappa Sigma Beta Theta Pi litst second lliird I 1 P 3y il H Phi Gamma Delta Kappa Sigma Independent Men t ' 9 ' . )Wl ■' ii fl SfH: ' • t i 4 i Vi . ilttiA «• . Si! ' .- ' •■t m- ' ' m m - M.SS Peggy Gould, Homecoming Queen Fraternity float division: first. Phi Delta Theta; second, Kappa Si ma Sorority float division: first, Kappa Alpha Theta; second, Delta Gamma House decorations: lirst. Kappa Sigma; second, Phi Delta Theta 1 ill IT, ' ( ' W vv ' , Sophomore Class Commissioners Peggy Root and Ben Snyder the Sophomore Class ALICE MURIEL BALDWIN Los Animas, Colo] SALLY ANN EISELE « k. Santa Monico. Call; WILLIAM HOGAN w ROBERT E, KROEHNKE IAMBS LAECHELT STEVE LEOLICH Internalional Falls, Minm MAUREEN MAGNUSSON MONICA KATHLEEN MORRIS Wichita, Kansas RICHARD THOMAS SAVAGE Colorado Springs. Colorado GEORGIANA SHAW NANCY SHBYOCK A rn Coloiado Spilnga. Coloiado ROBERT BRANT VOSHALL JEAN ANN WATSON ELIZABETH JANE WEBER JOYCE AUCE WESTRICH JOAN WITTGES II iXs ,m Members of the Ski Team pictured are: John Wheal, Pete Roberts, Jim Berg- strom. Chuclt MoUin, Ron Sponseller, Bill Coil and Coach K. G. Freyschlag. in 51 ' ' ■:■' :.: Vi W . -■nwiHKTijAx l ' i Rx ' Sfc enjoyed the first file Junior Class BARBARA ALGOREN Evanaton, Illinois Lincolnwood, lUir ANNA MAY CAMBELL JON CHARLESTON JANEP CLEMENS ' M TANE WALLACE GRAHAM Glendale. California DEBBIE GREINER Colorado Springs. Coloj SAM HARRISON Colorado Spiings, Colotodo lUANN HARVEY -i SUSAN JUDITH lOHNSON JOANNE KIHARA . CHARLES MOLLIN NANCY NICHOLS Amatillo, Texas iSIc - PATH PIERCE lEANINE SCHACHT RAY SCHEHEH PAUL EDWARD TRIETSCH. IB. Encino, California Bill Shepard, Golddiggers King i 5 f 1 1 -- ' liffl ' Jrf Q k ' i ? . Mml ' J f jB I V ' _L I .. «; ' Hp: jak% n i|W flp k. ' pyfeiL B riji r ' r fc ' ijOHP r: m! m Nanda Ward and Bob Haynes, winners of the corsage prize. THE WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION sponsors intramural and inter-scholastic tournaments in tennis, volleyball, swimming, bowling, ice skating, basketball, and Softball. Class letters are awarded for the accumula- tion ol W.A.A. participation points. The Association spon- sors ploydays with the other Colorado schools, at which events girls from the schools may become acquainted. Thorc Hodge served as this year ' s President . WAKUTA, the honorary women ' s athletic associa- tion, works closely with W.A.A., by assisting Ihem in lefereeing and umpiring the various sport competitions held during the academic year. New members are tapped in the spring and are honored, along with the graduating seniors, by the annual picnic. The women ' s athletic prograrr features such shows as this one at the Broadmoor pool. BASKETBALL Sigma Chi Kappa Sig Beta Thela Pi Phi Gamma Delta Phi Delia Theta Independent Sigma Chi Kappa Sigma Phi Gamma Delta Independent Men Phi Delta Thela Beta Theta Pi 84 91% 94M 97W 107% 111% Ken Simons— winner w Chuck O ' Connor— runne points th 71 points r-up with 78 BASEBALL lost Phi Delia Theta 4 Beta Thela Pi 4 Kappa Sigma 3 Independent Men 2 Phi Gamma Delia 2 Sigma Chi 1 1 3 3 5 Phi Gamma Delia Independent Men Sigma Chi Phi Delta Theta Beta Theta Pi Del Hitch — singles medal Len Maccini and Tom Groom— doubles Independent Men first Kappa Sigma second Phi Delta Theta third Beta Theta Pi fourth Seated, left to right: John Underwood, Sid Keoughan, John Sorlo, Don Linger. Standing : Dave Hender, Ray Long, Ted Woodin, Ted Gould. fIfiST SlESIffi PflO HELLfOIC COUOCIL Back row, left to right: Pamela Adams, Betty Breland, Lynn Jones, Connie Cover. Front row, left to right: Phyllis Seymour, Dean Morgan, Sue Royce, Vickie Hann. ■ii Pii Bfffl mws ; Z§.oa2.3k a. fr Fourth row, lefl to right: Belly Brelond, Marilyn Marksheffel. Carolyn Slack, Eleanor Thompson, Barbara Ramsey, Susan Schlessman, Judy Corlslrom Mary Todd, Susan John. Becky Russell. Third row. left to right: Peggy Charl son, Mary Lou Diemer, Nancy Wolfer, Gay Gould, Thora Hodge, Anne Pink ney, Georgia Shaw, Joan IVIacDonald, Barbara Kauth, Barbara Algoren. Sec- ond row. left to right: Claire Chamberlin, Cynthia Golitzen, Margaret Epler, Diana Charlton, Dolores Slaskal, Mary Dorothy Beekley, Gloria Townsend, Mary Ann Hodge. Sally Gamber. First row. lefl to right : Janel Clemens. Mari lyn iCing, Jody Pollock, Elizabeth Hugins, Barbara Bletsch, Betsy Todd. GBUlfllfl PHI BQfl PLfDGfS no nil O ' ; 7i t I , I Fourlh row, lell lo right: Beverly McCollum. Ann Williams, Diane Lan- ning, Margaret Gore, Gwen Jude, Suzanne Peterson, Doris Weatherby, Caroline Pieil, Nancy Hubbard, Bea Wicks. Third row, left lo right: Anne Davis, Betty Beil, Louise Warren, Jewel Hoeme, Joan Shepperd, Sandra Shepard, Carol Witwer, Ann Blake, Lu Anne Scheideman, Second row, left to right: Justine Jordan, Barbara Brown, Joyce Sommerville, Jackie Gaskill, Marion Shaw, Barbara Cannon, Carol Watson, Sue Bourne. First row, left to right: Diane Jordon, Karen Dobbins, Eleanor Severa, Sally Powell. Diane Ashe. 1ST SEMESTER EXECUTIVE BOARD Second row, left to right: Betty Breland, Betsey Todd, Peggy Charlson. First row, left to right: Janet Clemens, Sue Schlessman, Barbara Bletsch. 2ND SEMESTER EXECUTIVE BOARD Second row, left to right: Eleanore Thompson, Betty Breland, Marilyn Marksheffel, Peggy Charlson, Joan Shepperd. First row, left to right: Claire Chamberlin, Margie Epler. Bet- sey T odd, Gloria Townsend. f V J BWLiiP oaifl DRifl Gflfimifl mm Third row, left to riqnt: Jane Green, Pamela Adams, Arline Toll, Patricia Hahs, Elizabeth Bernard, Sally Royce, Marion Vandemoer, Anne Blackwell, Vesta Butler, Angelo von Ofenheim, Suzanne Nisbel. Second row, left to right : Bar- bara Ramming, Jeanine Schacht, Patricia Scott, Patricia Reese, Nancy Jones, Elizabeth Sheldon, Gretel Muenzinger, Doris Vicellio. First row, left to right: Ann Clark, Sue Royce, Marilyn Charles, Nancy Graham, Irene Apostolas, Julie Evans, Pat Grey. Third row, lel( to right: Claire Guslalson, Betty Lou Guenther, loan Mar- tin, lean Sevitz, Catherine Strawn, Barbara Godar. Lynn Pierce, Marjorie Else, Marion Johnston, Marilyn Lane. Second row, left to right: Joan Herd, lanet Newton, Dorothy Dern, lane Flemming, Shirley Gregory, loen Win- gale, Lorna Longer, Martha Kirtley, Derry Cowles. First row, left to rrght: Joanne Holler, Jane Abrahamson, Jill Morrison, Jane Ellis, Marline Barrett 1ST SEMESTER EXECUTIVE BOARD 2ND SEMESTER EXECUTIVE BOARD Third row, left to right: Barbara Ramming, House Manager; Marion Vandemoer, Vice President; Patricia Scott, Scholarship chairman. Second row, left to right: Vesta Butler, Record- ing Secretary; Pat Reese, Corresponding Sec- retary; Nancy Graham, President: Nancy Jones, Social Chairman. First row. left to right: An- gela von Ofenheim, Standards Chairman: Elizabeth Sheldon, Pledge Trainer; Ann Clark, Treasurer; Pamela Adams, Rush Chairman. Third row, left to right: Jeanine Schachl, Assis- tant Treasurer; Jane Green, Corresponding Sec- retary; Marilyn Charles, Standards Chairman; Marilyn Lane, House Manager. Second row, left to right: Arline Toll, Pledge Trainer; Nancy Graham, President; Marion Johnston, Vice President; Ann Clark, Treasurer. First row, left to right: Pamela Adams, Rush Chairman; Mar- tine Barrett, Scholarship Chairman; Patricia Hahs, Social Chairman; Angela von Ofenheim, Recording Secretary. IHfTfl KePPB flLPHfl IHflfl ACTIVES Third row, lefl lo right: Christine Toles, Emily Howe, Lynn Jones, Sally Ram- beau, Shirley Keay, Carolyn Swett, Gail Lund, Jane Graham. Second row, left to right: Beverly Byrd, Jean Evans, Margaret Root, Beth Sullivan, Babette Baldwin, Alice Shepheard, Jane Arnold, Alice Altendorf, Janet Adams, Sally Moffitt, Jane Addenbrooke. First row, left to right: Sue Zaug, Evelyn Tippetl, Sally LeRoi, Connie Cover, Sally Genoways, Elizabeth Davis, Connie Ches- more, Barbara Parkin, Barbara Robinson. Kf Pll flLPi fflflll PLfDfifS iS:. __ r;aoo rvoaCV -L P W h n. Fourth row, left to right; Martha Dern, Dona Bernard, Sue Bodine, Sally Green, Alex Fatio, Anne Warner, Mary Ann Harmon, Linda Bjorklund, Joyce Enright. Third row, left to right: Peggy Gould, Joan Wittges, Pris- cillo MuUins, Donna Roach, Barbara Vance, Sally Wass, Jan Lyons, Jean Ann Watson. Second row, left to right: Joan Kirkpatrick, Mary Ellen Cru- thirds, Mary Jo Ahern, Sue French, Judy Avery, Patsy Carter, Marcia Manning, Jon Keefer, Betty Broadbent. First row, left to right: Susan Beer, Julia Fife, Jan Charters, Sallie Beery, Jane Runvon. 1ST SEMESTER EXECUTIVE BOARD 2ND SEMESTER EXECUTIVE BOARD Left to right: Lynn Jones, Rush Chairman; Janet Adams, House Manager; Jane Graham, Secre- tary; Jean Evans, President; Betty Davis, Stan- dards Chairman; Solly Genoways, Social Chairman; Sally Rambeau, Scholarship Chair- man. Absent: Emily Howe, Treasurer; lean Preston, Vice President. Left to right: Gail Lund, Scholcffship Chair- man; Christine Toles, House Manager; Sally Rambeau, Vice President; Dona Bernard, Fresh- man Representative; Mary Alice Altendorf, President; Margaret Root, Social Chairman; Sally Moffitt, Secretary; Beverly Byrd, Treas urer; Janet Adams, Rush Chairman, Fourth row, left to right: Muriel Baldwin, Kristine Sinding, Barbara Prechtel, Maureen Magnusson, Leslie Lockhart, Margaret Kellogg, Marion Hubble. Third row, left to right: Debbie Greiner, Sue McMillin, Nancy Nichols. Ann Royer, Ann Graham, Donna Mussey. Second row, left to right: Nancy Dean, Barbara Jean Trotter, Margaret Bengel, Kathy Smith, Patti Jeanne Harring- ton, Betsy Kinzel, Henrietta Harris, Nancy Ferguson. First row, left to right: Elizabeth Fuller, Elizabeth Burton, Jane Weber, Cynthia Haymes, Ruth Hunt, Phyllis Seymour. HflPPfl HflPPfl GBffll PLfDGfS Third row, left to right: Jo Ann Warner, Helena Spsar, Jan Held, Eleanor Tutt, Joan Keys, Margaret Fellows, Joanne Castellan, Judy Dibble, Ante Williams, Mary Lane Turner, Penny Demmin. Second row, left to right: Sheila Hall, Helen Kipp, Doris Corley, Sally Condon. Jane Zerkowsky, La Von Gehrke, Marilyn Stillwell, Cynthia Mitchell, Lewise Austin. First row, left to right: Martha Anderson, Barbara Wattenberger, Grace lack, Jennie Singleton. Dorothy Berger, Marcia Weese, Judy Clave, Judy Baker, Sue Pleiffer. 1ST SEMESTER CHAPTER COUNCIL 2ND SEMESTER CHAPTER COUNCIL Back row, left to right : Leslie Lockhart. Pledge Trainer; Margaret Bengel. Treasurer; Nancy Nichols. House Chairman; Donna Mussey. Sec- retary. Front row. lelt to right: Cynthia Haymes, Scholarship Chairman; Sue McMillin. Vice President; Ruth Hunt, President; Phyllis Sey- mour, Rush Chairman; Marion Hubble, Deputy. Absent: Louise Bohanon. Registrar; Nancy Shryock. Social Chairman. Back row, left to right: Eleanor Tutt, Social Chairman; Barbara Jean Trotter. Vice Presi- dent; Margaret Bengel. Registrar; Janice Held. Treasurer; Cynthia Mitchell. House Manager. Front row, left to right: Cynthia Haymes, Secre- tary; Sue McMillin, Social Chairman; Debbie Greiner, President; Phyllis Seymour, Pledge Trainer; Ann Royer, Rush Chairman. d u «« i - VP m t jr ! ji £ ' - .B:--. i IB standing, left lo right: Robert Haynes. Robert Storks, Jim Parmenter, Jim Brenner, loe Price, Harvey Secor, Gordon Spice, John Munger. Seated : Charles Hawley, Dr. Curran. sponsor. BOfl IMfTfl Bee BCTivfs Front row, left to right: Hiram Liggett, Ronald Sponseller, Jacl Geary, Donald McKee. Center row: lohn Sickle, Robert Humphreys, James Johnson, Richard Yates, Mel Smith, Cortlandt Bymaster, Larry Waddington, Dave Hender. Back row: Robert Malowney, Charles Mollin, George Abbott, Sidney Keoughan Robert Strang, Robert Kroehnke, Donald Johnson, Albert Johnson. MOTHER JUDY Bflfl PLfDGfS lefl lo right : William Howell, Dick Hayes, Edward Wardwell, John Wolff. Center row: Henry Hofr Schoelzel. Back row: Van Skilling, Mathias, Paul Trietsch, Charles Ryder. Dick Smith, Victor Kao, Philip Henry Brown, Ken Simon, Ed 1ST SEMESTER OFFICERS 2ND SEMESTER OFFICERS Left lo right: Hiram Liggett, Treasurer; Richard Yates, President; James Johnson, Vice-Presi- dent; George Abbott. Secretary. Left to right: Ronald Sponseller, Treasurer; Sid Keoughan, President; Charles Mollin, Vice- President; Larry Waddington, Secretary. Front Row, left to right: Jerry Engleson, Bill Job, Bill MacDougall, Wes Bouch- er, Bill Moore, Ray Long. Center Row: Andy Gambucci, Jim Bergstrom, Basil LiaEco, Tom Gross, Jock Orsbom, Warren Abbate, Dick Pearson, Phil Walther, Bob Gannon. Back Row: Roger Bildstein, Tom Lux, Ron Timroth, George Demos, Dick Meyer, Dick Conroy, Frank Judson, Jim Hill, Charles Williams, John Sarlo. MOTHER HAUGH iPPe SIG PLfDGfS Seated, left to right: Fred Tomlinson, Eugene Anderson, Dick Stewart. Ed Robson. Leo Soligo. Standing: Charles Nolan. William Schacht. Jer- ry McManus. Richard Davids. Clinton Ferris. Left to Right: Charles Williams. Dick Meyer. Jim Hill, Phil Walther. Third row, left to right: Jerry Graham, Ben Snyder, Pat Gormley, John Mc- David, Kenneth Kohler, John Underwood, Bill Coit. Second row, left to right: Robert Wilkins, Robert Bell, David Becker, Ronald Rogers, Duane Burt, Robert Voshall, Charles O ' Connor. First row, left to right: Jack Sliegelmeier, John Cecil, Henry Royer, Jay Stone, Mother Roehrig, Jack Westrich, Mitchell Mann, Tom Seymour, Paul Towner. MOTHER ROEHRIG SIGdlfl CHI PLfDGfS Left to right: Bronson Chase, Norman Brown. Fred Livingston. Wil Titus, Fred Rediske. Edwin LodmelL FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Lett lo right: Robert Wilkins, Quaestor; Jerry Graham. Pro-Counsel; Ronald Rogers, Counsel; lohn McDavid. Annolator. Left to right: Paul Towner, Quaestor; Jack Westrich, Pro-Counsel; Jay Stone, Counsel; Henry Royer, Annotator. oaifl Front Row, left to right: Al Strand, Bill Black, Gene Swank, Warren Arter, Bill Hanson. Second Row : John Stewart, Art Patterson, Herb Klewer, Chef Roy Hart, Pete Stead, Bob Albee. Third Row : Len Maccini, Tom Dunlon, Ed Sage, Bill Mackey, Terry Burk, Ray Scherer, Tom Groom, Ned Mann, Bill Perkins. Back Row: Don Linger, Charles Rubens, Moses Harrison, Mel Kensinger, Ted Bilharz, Craig Richardson, John Pearson, Bill Gill. PHI GflfH PLfOGfS Seated, left to right: Phil St. Aubin, Tom Carson, Ronald Zier, Gordon Hatch, Jack McCoU, Tom McGonagle. Standing: Regis Lisowski, Harry Ebeling. Paul Simms, John Harris, George Else, John Parker 1ST SEMESTER CABINET 2ND SEMESTER CABINET PLmQ Seated: Mel Kensinger, Ned Mann, Warren Alter. Standing ; Thomas Groom, William Hanson. Seated: Mel Kensinger, Don Linger, Edward Sage. Standing: Bill Mackey, Terry Burk. DfLie PHI oai eciivfs Front Row, left to right: William Shepherd, Ira Bennett, Allen Mathies, Carl Rinker, William Kurth, Jerry Dummer, Constantine Theodoran, Patten Harvey, Fred Lorish, John Esden, Jack Fitzgerald, Jerry Bayless. Center Row: Charles Smith, Jon Charleston, Dale Arie, Ted Woodin, Gil Weiskcpf, Ted Cardoza, Eddie Craig, Dick Taylor, Frank Battan, Don Diones, Tom Abel, Al Baker. Back Row: Gabe Duque, Byrd Parmalee, Tom Rowe, John Northrup, John Wheat, Karl Nelson, Brook Kindred, Hon Godor, Ned Pieiffer, Ted Gould. MOTHER BRUSSE PHI DfLT PLfDGfS From Row, left lo right: Tom binton, Ben Nyberg, Bard Brown, Leo Oyler, Dick Evans, Clinton Cole. Back row: Howard Shaw, Charles Wendnagel, Frank Maynes, Kenneth Fales, Fred Baker. FIRST SEMESTER CABINET SECOND SEMESTER CABINET Lelt to Right: Jack Fitzgerald, Jerry Dummer, Dale Arie, Byrd Parmalee. Left to Right: Ted Gould, Dale Arie, Dick Tay- lor. Tom Abel. ' ' ■' . - ' T % ' ! ; Third row: Steve Leolich, Dick Kennefic, Carl Lawrence, Captain Bud Eastwood, Omer Brandt, Tony Frasco. Second row: Manager Jim Gubbins. Fred Eastwood, Bill Clark, Norm Diviney, Ron Hartwell, Len Maccini, Coach Cheddy Thompson. First row: Ken Kinsley Ed Robson, Leo Soligo, Tom Kelley, Cam Berry, Bill Dewire. INDIVIDUAL SCORING G. A. Ron Harlwell 40 27 Tony Frasca 24 33 Omer Brandt 29 24 Leo Soligo 9 30 Ed Pobson 11 12 Norm Diviney 16 7 Dick Kennefic 14 S Len Maccini 6 12 Steve Leolich 5 11 Cam Beiry 3 7 Tom Kelly 3 5 Bud Eastwood 8 Carl Lawrence 1 3 Murray Couch 2 Andy Gambucci I Bill CWrk I Fred Eastwood 1 Ken Kinsley 1 C B S h ' ■. SR Denver Denver Denver Yale Yale Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Minnesota Minnesota Denver Denver Michigan Tech Michigan Tech Brandon Brandon Michigan State Michigan State Michigan University Michigan University North Dakota North Dakota British Columbia British Columbia CHAMPIONSHIPS N.C.A.A. TOURNAMENT RECORD OPPONENT Yale Michigan dilabie show- : Coloiado College, Led by Caplain Soad Sahowneh, the leam broke loose alter being shul oul in ihe iiisl Ihiee games and played some ol the finest soccer seen in the area. In the linal game against C.U. Silver, two leguiar delensemen were missing from Ihe lineup, and Iwo others played with slight SEASON RECORD Heinsohn A.C. Heinsohn A.C, Colorado Denver Turin Macabi S.C. Brilishers Club C.U. Gold C,U. Silver INDIVIDUAL SCORING PLAYEH MIN Don Stone 715 Ben Snyder 630 Ed Lodmell 535 Mel Kensinger 553 Jim Bergstrom 620 Tom Dunton 254 Moses Harrison 171 Tom Osborn — Tiank Maynes 154 Ned Pieifler 95 Stu Klein 140 Bob Geary SEASON RECORD OPPONENT Adorns Slale Adams Slale 3904lh A ir Wing Camp Carson Camp Carson REA Travellers REA Travellers Easlern New Mexico How ord Payne College Abilene Christian Idaho Slate Idaho State Montana State Montana Stale Colorado Slate Colorado Stale Western Slate Weslern Stale Colorado Mines Colorado Mines Omaha University GOLF SEASON RECORD North Texas College Oklahoma University Colorado University Denver Univeisily New Mexico University Kansas State College Regis College Colorado College RMC SWIMMING MEET STANDINGS Colorado College 91 Colorado Mines Bl Colorado State 56 (CC— Rocky Mountain Conference Champions) back row: Bard Brown, Charles Rubens, Ted Bilhorz, Bill Schacht, Norman Brown, Coach Robert Stabler, Ron Zier; front row : Wally Harmon, Tom Abel, Bob Wilkins, Pete Roberts, Harry Ebeling The Track Team RMC TRACK MEET STANDINGS Idaho State 86 1 2 Colorado State 40 2 3 Colorado Mines 34 9 10 Colorado College 28 1 5 Montana State 19 Western Stale 16 SEASON TENNIS RECORD OPPONENT Colorado University 9 Colorado Mines 4 Denver University 9 Denver University 9 Colorado State 5 ALL-STAR TEAM Tom Reagan lb Mines Jim DiTolla 2b Colorado State Ed Robson ss C.C. Bob Distefano 3b Colorado State lim Berqstrom 3b C.C. Tom McLaren cf Colorado Mine Wes Boucher cl C.C. Cyril Trolholz ci Colorado State Bob Tanner c Western Slate Bob Steward p Colorado Slate Tom Dunton p C.C. SEASON RECORD i lEAN MARIE EVANS Kappa Alpha Thel Editor 2 Tiqer Club . 2 lOHN DEAN FITZGERALD, JR. Denver, Colore ■PITMAN FEHGUSON hiiiiiMf ' Enqlish Kappa Kappa Gamma I, Treasurer 2 Pledge Caploin 3 LYNN JONES President A Chicago, Illino Maiy College 1 Fealuie Editor Radio Guild I, 1 lERALD WARREN KETCHUM N. C. A.A. Hockey Qui PATRICIA SCOTT French Club 1, 2 : Chairman 2 i Women ' s Colle ROBERT E. HAYNES MARCIA MACY SEHM TIGER SlaH 2 NUGGET Slall 2 Philosophy ol Rolig Ski Club 1, 2, 3 Hall Council 2 NUGGET Art Editor rslty of Virginia 1 BOB HUMPHREYS Chicitasha, Oklahomo KINNIKINNIK Sta. Voslry 2, 3, 4 Socretary 4 Chapel Board 3. 4 Hawloy ReliqiouB Scholarship 3. 4 Who ' s Who in Amorict Collages and Univers Poetry Priia Gorman Ctub aniBh Club 1. 2. Alpha Kappa Psi Belhayr BuBinesa Prize Beta Kappa JOHN HOTSON Il(fl ' % mH ' Cold-Dlqqers Klnq : WILLIAM J. GILL. JR. Business Adminis Ph) Delia Thola 3, Bela Thela Pi Accounting Prize Varsity Football Chapel Board • President, Class Alpha KapDC Psi Medalion if iLMJ I JAMES E, SWANK All R. M. C. Foolball Cei ROBERT S. WiLKlNS ■Buslnaas Admlniatiaiion Soclaf Chairman 1 SALLY GEflOWAYS Dodqe Cily )i. Col Alpha Kappa Psi Gamma Phi Bela ; Tiger Club NUGGET ' stall 4 a ' w! . Boarc TtUBloa Scholnishlp Piarmiqati Club JOHN W. STEWART M PATRICK H. GORMLEY Grand lunclion. Coloiado Rush Chairman 1 Scuolarahip Chair Pick and Pan I. THOMAS GROOM JAMES D ' ARCY MARTIN Canlerbury Club 1, 2, 3, ' President ol Colorado Federation 4 Spanish Club 4 Phi Delia The la Sonq Chairman KINNINKINNIK 3 Koppa Kappa Gamma Newman Club t, 2. 3. 4 SUSAN MAUDE SCHIXSSMAN NUGGET Stan 1 Hf ' -w m Dorm Secretary rr ' ' - T °cT b ' r ' 2 3 ' v Vice Prei3i ' denl 3 r PsvchoioqY Club 3 NUGGET Stall 1 KINNIKINNIK Stall Sk, Club 1, 2. 3 n A. 3 MARY D BEEKLEY Colleges and Univ Gkn Ellyn, Illinois ifa ' h ' r ' oiiiSl1indi1?i°S N. C. A. A. Hockey Queen Tiqer-Nuqget Queen Altendanl 2 Social Chairman 2 Tiqer Club 2 Ski Club 1, 2 Golt Tournament Hostess 1 BARBARA ANSON PREYSCHLAG lurisdict.o Budget C; Secretary NUGGET Adv Tiqer Club 2, Canlerburv C Com JoL.ional Q, A Boaid 3 Tiqof Club 3, 4 TIGER HopoilPr : Plormlqan Club 1 DAVID Ligoni WATSON r. Pennaylv Alpha Theta 1, 2, 3, nq Club 3 Psychology Crown Lance Membership Treasurer 2. Cho,U„ m W W ♦- ' Pr ' esTdenfs Com LLL K. R. C. C Enqir DOROTHY LEONA WHITE Ch cago n nois Kappa Kappa Gam Phi Delia Thei ) ' IV- « ■Fl 1 BPm. - 1 F j]h ' lil ' ill.- -i RONALD W, HABTWELL Ail R. m ' C Club 1. 2. mm , J ™ V. KINNIKINNIK Mountain Club 1 Crown and Lane Secretary 3 Perkins Prize 2 Trustee Scholars! -. - — Delta Epsilon ' , l l Phi Beta Kappa A WILLIAM DALE HANSON Freahman Track Coach 2 Assislant Voraity Track JAMES F. MORHOW. JR, Woodland Park. Colorado - I Pledge Class 3 Newman Clul Cowlos Scholarshic KINNIKINNIK Sla; ' «sttft. if.fe ' UIHO ' S UIHO flfllOflG SIUDffllS Ifl flfllffilCflO COLLtGfS Back row ; Pat Gormley, Rollie Rogers, lack Filzgerald, Al Strand, Ned Mann; iront row : Ruth Hunt, Barbara Prechlel, Mary Beekley, Sue Schleasman, Bob Humphreys, Al Schoenfeld. Ruth Hunt, Nan Wolier, Sue Schlessman, Barbara Prechtei, Dorothy While, Kris Sin- ding, Maiy Beekley, Leslie Lockhart. Ned Mann, permanent president of the class of ' 52, and Barbara Bletsch, permanent secretary, with General and Mrs. Gill in the reception line at the Senior lea. Ruth Hunt, Pot Gormley and Nancy Fergu- son with other Phi Beta Kappas at their an- nual dinner. l : . ' .; L , ,( t,, ' 2iVS : i ii Dorothy Beekley tman Ferguson MAGNA CUM LAUDE Carolyn Aldrich Patrick Arthur Gotmley Martha Isabelle Healey Hermina Gertrude Kilgort Leslie Virginia Lockhoxl Armand Frank Mazzuca Therese Jordan Reeves Kenneth Clayton Strickbini Dorothy Leona Whit SUMMA CUM LAUDE Ruth Marker Hunt Our hope for years 1 MAC NEIL and MOORE ps and urnishings . . . at college prices •I Main 5406 12 North Tejon and the Broadmoor Hotel liiirffifc L I :gtm iPlii T lui P Those iirms or individuals that have advej ispmanLs ia.-lb ' sbook hove not oniy assisted the l SF K TT- ' they havs shown a conitda in C.C. which may a like intereat ond i Thas« are our fri«ndB. To t gratohil. MAC NEIL and MOORE nen ' s tine clothes and furnishings . . . college styles at college prices Broadmoor Hotel Mam 5406 1 STRANGS Buick—GMC Nevada at Kiowa Mam 498 BUCKS - The Spoilsman Store V everything for every sporl H H PRINTING and STATIONERY COMPANY 12 North Tejon and (he Broadmoor Hotel swimming indoors or out-of-doors in heated mountain water the year around skating and stafinq events at the Broadmoor Ice Palace the year around America ' s most complete year around resort— Colorado College ' s social and sports campu COIORADO SPRINGS. COLORADO (H acuL W=fJ!Ni 10 0 discounf or cash and cany 328 North Teion Main 2128 PEERLESS PRINTING COMPANY printers 0 (he ' Tiger 2526 West Colorado Avenue Goq_DBnRj Miss Leslie Lockhart. lournament queen, presents the KVOE, NCAA approved, most valuabie pJayer aword to Ken KinsJey 0 CO COLORADO SPRIOGS CHflOlBffi Of COmOltRCE nij SS ' THE COLORADO SPRINGS MUSIC CO. appliances tecords sheet music band instrumenis pianos organs MARTIN JEWELRY STORE C. E. Mai tin Glen D. Maitin your lamily jewelers since 1891 I I I North Tejon DOENGES-LONG MOTORS. INC. service organization for your FORD I 17 South Nevada Main 270 i w ;- CC ' s friendly men ' s shop featuring Hart. Shaftner Marx clothes p iir MARSH Vf ANNE CROSS Their Book Shop _., Lit G H CIGAR STORE 32 North Tejon GIfiL ' S oomiTORy housing 200 giris will be constructed soon after the men ' s doTmiiory is completed now under consiiuction. the modern structure will house 154 men . . . it will be ready for occupancy in September, 1953 ,:,AirSANO ICH S ( STEAKS ' 2 we are proud o our parf in your college lite and value each new triendship Joe and Jim The FREE PRESS Always Promotes Colorado College Activities — and always will. PUOTO SERVICe lilm finishing — photo supplies 121 North Tejon Main 2551 WANDELL LOWE transfer and storage COX BROTHERS 26 North Teion PIKES PEAK FLORAL peak quality flowers 110 North Tejon Main 599 mrs t, -.1 THE BOSTON STORE TO . 27 North Tejon ladies ready to wear department on the second tlooi featuring Betty Rose c oats and suits as well as many other popular price Jujes GORDON PHARMACY Sid Gordon Freda Gordon 401 North Tejon Main 335 PHELPS BROTHERS NASH Field and Forrest class o ' 28 DENTAN PRINTING COMPANY (he vaiue of the idea is greatly enhanced by its presentation Galen E.BroqIes Co., Inc. NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED ADVERTISING AGENCY VORHES BUILDING J. E. DUMMER ODDONE ' S RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE (he O dub 118 North Tejon LUCAS SPORTING GOODS or 55 years we have served Colorado College rfl ' MH ' II GEORGE PFALMER distributor Colorado Springs, Colorado shop tirst at 108 East Colorado Main 1868 hardware — housewares — sporting goods ' jW B WALLACE MOTORS, INC. Lincoln-Lincoln Cosmopolitan— Mercury sales and service Pikes Peak at Wahsatch Main 6026 cof ee roasters, candy makers, pastry baiters DERNS since 1B99 you ' re sure it ' s pure 26 South Tejon Main 3000 26 East Pikes P PIKES PEAK LAUNDERETTE 519 East Pikes Peak they aJI say, it ' s a pleasure to trade at MADSEN PAINT SERVICE come in anytime thanks jL ' zr JORDAN ' S home appliances 121 East Bijou ZECHA ADAMS Conoco service statior U THE NATIONAL COMMISSION CO. 109 South Cascade CASUAL TOWNE the Antlers Hotel E 4 GIFEORD GILLASPY rnwiiuii ' ifct. advertising, pubJishing, phoio engraving COS5ITT COMMONS CAFETERIA good food at low prices Cossitt Hal; cr We;t Camcu- SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY 122 North Teic Main 254 DEITS BROTHERS cameras and gitis 119 East Pikes Peal CITY OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY the typewriter store I 17 East Biiou ELITE DRY CLEANERS may we serve you? Main 82 in Colorado Springs A well groomed appearance, so essential in the lives ot college men. is best achieved with the aid at Perkins-Shearer apparel Generations ol Tigers have tound this to be a act. You, too, will find that it does pay to shop at Perkins- Shearer, FIRST! Kiowa and Tejon shop ah SEARS und ...ovc Colorado Spring ' s most complete department store 120 South Tejon compliments ot THE 8TH STREET DRIVE IN EDITH FARNSWORTH ' S BOOK SHOP 9 Worth Cascade Main 823 CHARLES KELLY the college time shop 105 East Cache La Poudn PLATTE AVENUE FLORAL corsage specialists tresb from the greenhouse Main 398 BERWICK ELECTRIC COMPANY 8 East Biiou MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY prescriptions accurately filled 25 East Pikes Peak COLORADO SPRINGS TRANSIT CO adequate facilities tor dependable transportation PETE ' S BARBER SHOP Jbcrber wort o( its finest 8 East Cucharras Main I 299.J compliments ot THE PEAK THEATRE candies — ice cream 131 North Tejon Main 652 SPRUCE LODGE deluxe accommodations or 100 guesfs 2724 North Nevada PERKINS AUTO TRIM auto (ops, seal covers, upholstering 745 East Pikes Peak Main 7043J college students (God bless ' em) get married and build homes . . . and Newtons is ready to help them get started NO.l 24 WEST VERMIJO M-10262 NO. 2 3031 NORTH NEVADA M-10262 N0.3 110 SOUTH 25TH ST, M-10262 . ' I1 rftf French dyers and cleaners 218 Tejon Main 1288 homecoming parade . . . another of the many ways KRDO cooperates with CC WkrmxliMWkv ' i 7e z 124 NORTH TEJON STREET 124 North Tejo i « S CHIEF THEATRE Colorado Spring ' s theatre beautiful S H LINOLEUM COMPANY best in (he west 7 East Pikes Peak Main 6338 MEADOW GOLD since 1910 CC ' s favorite place for grade A dairy products PEARL LAUNDRY try OUT bachelor bundle service 329 North Tejon Main 1085 POOR BOY ' S DRIVE IN 1725 South Nevada , ' : ' . ' I; GEORGE O. TEATS AND SONS building contractors . . . this and other buiidings COLLIER LUMBER COMPANY reasonably priced quality building materials 543 West Colorado Main I03B6 ' -■n lieni JOE SCANLON ' S GARAGE two important items from Kauiman ' s Sun Dial Sport Shop at lelt ... a two piece skirt and jacket Irom Hawaii. Hawaiian printed broadcloth with coconut buttons on the right ... a goJd printed separate set. full butlont skirt with matching top DERN-BRADY COMPANY 528 South Tojon CUT-A-CORNER MARKET, INC. the food center o Colorado Springs LOWELl-MESERVEY HARDWARE CO. 106 South Tejon THE KNIT SHOP 13 South Cascade WHITE REALTY COMPANY 325 North Tejon Main 2070 SHEWMAKERS CAMERA SHOP 30 North Tojon CITY BEAUTY SHOP 606 North Tejon Main 6870 SANTA FE CAFE good things to eat 517 East Pikes Peak PAUL ' S FLOWERS everything in flowers and plants 1524 North Tejon Main 6484 JOHNSON.ENGLISH DRUG CO. 134 North Tejon Main 1400 comphments of STANTON REALTY CO. ior your insirrance and reaJty needs 532 North Tejon Main 871 I 1 Colorado Springs since 1872 TFEASURE ISLES OF GOOD THINGS TO WEAR Perkins-Shearer ' s unior Town and Town S Country Shop are veritable Treasure Isles for college women who demand the smart new stylings in apparel — at prices in keeping with their budgets. SNO-WHITE LAUNDRY your appearance gJows with snowhtte cjolhes 2515 West Colorado YmM kme Kiowa Tejon THE SINTON DAIRY COMPANY since 1880, Colorado ' s finest milk and ice cream MAY REALTY COMPANY insurer — realtor Colorado Springs tiim .Jdf. i W ' J - ' ff ' . ' ; ' 2 - Jb.jI •1 ■' i ' T Bfl e; W4 m ( m 7 ji. r •.■ViWwwf ' uu.f.rwi W. KiS£ W , 1,1 - ■.- Nugget portraits by WHIT ' S 10 South 2Sth Mam 10420-J CRAFTWOOD INN El Paso Blvd. Manitou Phone 5-9313 compliments of m COLORflDO lOeSTflTt GflS welcome, new alumni ol CC don ' t target your alma mater keep in (ouch with Lorena Bergei, alumni secretary. Colorado College ■p -- HATHAWAYS Sf yrt vi |ftg cigars — magazines 127 North Teion THE COLLEGE CLEANERS 825 Nortti Teion SWISS CHALET where CC students who know good load go (o dine We hope the J 952 Nuggel will recall pleasant memories of successful school year at Colorado College. 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