Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1975 volume:

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Serving as chairman of the music department from 1951-67, Lanner has also directed the summer music school and the summer concert series that provides Colorado Springs with outstanding chamber music. In 1958, Max compiled Notes on the History of the Music Department of Colorado College , covering the department ' s activities from 1874. Lanner is from a Viennese family filled with accomplished musicans; his mother was a concert violinist, his father was a composer, pianist and teacher. Max was a child prodigy on piano and violin. As contributing performer and a source of attraction for numerous nationally known musicans, Lanner has performed with violinist Erica Morini, Nathan Milstein, Grace Moore and others. Max, throughout his 29 years on the CC faculty, has been known also for his emphasis on student perfor- mances. Dr. Max Lanner has brought his talents, cultural essences, and musical vitality to the Colorado College and the Colorado Springs community. Betty Young, former chairman of the CC Women ' s Physical Education Department, after 19 years on the CC faculty, has retired and become professor emeritus. Believing in recreational sports, Ms Young does not agree with the emphasis placed on sports competi- tion. Sports should be fun, not just one organized contest after another. noted Betty in a recent Sun interview. Betty also noted that she would like to see people eat, drink, and smoke less. They should get off their parker house rolls and drop the spectatoritis at- titude towards sports. Ms. Young will remain active even in retirement with her numerous ac- tivities; singing with the Colorado Springs Chorale and instructing swim- ming for the Red Cross. She has been an instructor for 30 years and hopes to resume teaching handicap swim, a program she once directed at the old 14 EDITOR ' S COMMENT: STABLER AND WORNER This year two fine professors are retiring: Betty Young and Max Lanner. We are assured that they will continue to be a vital part of the Colorado College community even in retirement. In addition to recognizing these two fine professors, we would like to thank Professor Robert Doc Stabler, Prof. Emeritus Biology, for his con- tinuing support of the College. A member of the CC Athletic Department recently noted, I ' m not so sure Doc isn ' t the 1 CC fan; seems to be at darn near everything — foot- ball, baseball, hockey . . . Doc is a constant driving force for the lacrosse team and was the founder and coach that brought the team from a club into intercollegiate status. Doc is still active as a lacrosse coach with Jim Soran. Back in the early 50 ' s Doc was the swim coach — before CC had a pool. The swim team had to practice at Fort Carson, but in lieu of this hardship, Doc led the team to two Rocky Mountain Conference championships. Doc is not only the number one fan but a great supporter of the athletic department. Doc provided the soccer team with outstanding films, the baseball team with new uniforms, the pool with a super timing system, and that is just to name a few. While at CC, Doc was the head of the biology department. This may ex- plain his fascination for snakes and falcons. Doc lives in Venom Valley, rumor has it he loves to ham it up at parties at his home by bringing out a rattler on a forked stick to show folks how Venom Valley got its name. Doc has been biten several times, but someone in the alumni office says that just makes him tougher. Also Doc is a falconeer — one of the first in the area. Doc has also worked with the Civic Players ... I believe he had the lead in Death of a Salesman. All in all Doc is a unique man; it is the Doc Stablers, Betty Youngs, and Max Lanners that make Colorado College the community of scholars, the community of friends it is. As a closing comment, we feel there is one other individual to recognize, President Lloyd E. Worner. Through another economically difficult year, President Worner has guided the college. His foresight continues to keep Colorado College among the top liberal arts colleges in the nation. 15 ta vi C y J va. clu all cry U3 CytOA. JlO i sOUsuij tslryi 6 T5 . cJ I-uyk 16 DU£(X( hfrll C OSS it Cj ■ «t roustciii V- YJtst CCU hc pondrz fine arts ozritz-r u t 7 y iOZlLSIErziEZIE TT 3 pojckaroL art «5 17 TOP: G. Easterbrook, B. Lee, B. Berkley, M. Nava, P. Colgate, D Chaloud, D. Owen, F. Purdy and D. Hendrickson. RIGHT: C. Levine. OPPOSITE: UPPER LEFT: F. Purdy. UPPER RIGHT: J. Byers. BELOW BACK: C. Williams, S. Koloskus, J. Morgan, J. Brainard, S. Roth, A McGown, J. Deichen. MIDDLE: S. Koplowitz, C. Shotwell, T. Bond, B Neuberger, D. Hughes, J. Witt, B. Barron. SITTING: B. Poltrack, G Jackson, R. Kiser, F. Purdy, J. Hartwell. CUTLER BOARD CATALYST (CATTLELIST) NUGGET STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Reisher, M. Maffei, D. Chaloud, P. Bansen, K. Fremont, and C. Rodgers. 20 MOUNTAIN CLUB LEFT: P. Williams. BELOW: STANDING: P. Williams, C. Haire, S. Johnson, K. Michel, G. Eves, S. Sharpe, R. Wood, L. Rennebohm, P. Zimpfer, B. Manges, D. Morrow, B. Morgan, B. Brunet. KNEEL- ING: M. Nowak, C. Waste, Fischer. CUTLER ADMINISTRATION ALUMNI AFFAIRS DEVELOPMENT OFFICE PUBLIC INFORMATION 22 . OPPOSITE: I. Peterson. J. Reid, and R. Wilson. TOP: Standing— W. Brossman, R. Balster, and B. Yalich. Sit- ting: C. Baker, D. Swinea, and L. Dewberry. ABOVE: W. Brossman and G. Fagan. 23 COSSITT HALL. • • ■ uiis r ROTC ABOVE LEFT: Cpt L. Fleene, Lt. Col. R. Lopez-Reyes, SFC A. Siemen, and Maj. V. Wells. ABOVE RIGHT: D. Feil. ABOVE: Back Row: J. Fairless, J. Ridge, M. Bergendahl, H. Blalock, L. Cammons, B. Briscoe, and S. Childress. Front Row: D. Feil, M. Monnett, K. Pettine, S. Prosen, S. Peck, and D. Melton. 24 25 RASTALL ft CENTER K ( 27 r ABOVE: D. Sawyer, D. Banks, J. Kucera, D. Cowen, J. Seiler, T. Wall, C. Dalton, P. Gentry and J. Goldman. RIGHT: D. Banks. 28 KRCC k V ft j | ' ' ■ ' ■ ' L ft « 1 1 2F J5jjl.. — .. sr B ' w m WX «l V Z. A T - - CCCA UPPER LEFT: J. Rosenfeld, B. Gomez, S. Holt, M. Norris. MIDDLE LEFT: E. Bauer, J. Rosenfeld and S. Holt. ABOVE: J. Rosenfeld, M. Norris, M. Huntsinger and M. Taylor. LEFT: L. Haddon, G. Fitzhugh, A. Atencio, B. Gomez, R. McDermott, K. Fremont and E. Bauer. 29 At Saga, we don ' t monkey around! TOP: B. Sackin, S. Van, and C. Loomis. MIDDLE: R. Levine, and M. Sprague. BOTTOM: D. Ber- man, M. Levitt, and E. Beadle. OPPOSITE: TOP: M. Stevens and B. Manges. BOTTOM: J. Farrell, P. Lovett, and W. Stephenson. 30 RASTALL MEALS SERVICE WITH A GRUNT (Just kidding, John! 31 r THE HUB UPPER RIGHT: K. Voorhees and E. Kaeser. ABOVE: J. Haney, P. Suter and D. Mitchem. RIGHT: A. Kellner and M. Steele. k 32 BENJAMIN ' S BASEMENT 33 BOOKSTORE ABOVE: D. Jenson. UPPER LEFT: L. Wise and J. Williams. LOWER LEFT: C. Crosby, T. Berridge, and C. Morris. 34 ; GAMES POTTERY FINE ARTS UPPER LEFT: J. Lucero. MIDDLE LEFT: B. Pendleton. LOWER LEFT: P. Yaeger and C. Schlessman. UPPER RIGHT: J. Trissel. ABOVE: J. Delp, F. Barr, and J. Meier. 36 UPPER LEFT: A. Rush. UPPER RIGHT: T. Saska. ABOVE: M. Chenoweth. LEFT: B. Arnest and R. Watts. 37 THE ADDITION gj pomar sports center so Ki S mcua ; 39 EL POMAR SPORTS CENTER UPPER LEFT: F. Flood and L. Worner, President of the College. UPPER RIGHT: E. Mio and B. Kola. ABOVE: Back Row: H. Otto, B. Kola, M. 40 Radakovich, F. Flood, H. Richardson, T. Frasca, L. Eastlack, J. Lear, and J. Sauer. Front Row: L. Handley, K. Sullivan, B. Foxwell, G. Carle, B. Young, E. DeGeorge, and Doc Stabler. INTRAMURALS UPPER LEFT: S. Smith and V. Clarke. STANDING: D. Kurth, P. Lautmann, T. Leyden, M. Rosenthal. FRONT ROW: R. Rifkin, D. Robson, T. Dowey, and M. Ernest. ABOVE: M. Thompson and M. Frasca. BOTTOM LEFT: T. Dowey, P. Aubrey, D. Kurth, and T. Leyden. 41 SPORTS i- ji COMMENT Whe ther you are a weekend duffer, a would-be sportsman, or a serious athlete, CC has a place for you. We want to emphasize the impor- tance of not only the well- known athletes, but the every morning jogger or the once a week handball enthusiast. On the side of competitive sports, CC had an outstanding year. Honors were swept in numerous areas. Bruce Kolbezen was this year ' s recipient of the Van Diest award (a high quality blend of brain and brawn). CC swept three Ail- American spots this year — Peter DeGolia in swimming, Tom Benson in football, and Ed Mio in hockey. Numerous teams took honors regionally, statewide and nationally. Con- tinue Page 43. 42 This year saw undampened enthusiasm for intramural sports. New areas were opened; the old ones — volleyball, hockey, and softball, proved their continuing appeal to college men and women. Numerous inter- department games (the annual Biology Chemistry or Political Science History softball games, brightened the strenuous spring blocks. To all the organized, half- organized, and spontaneous sports events — hail, this is one great part of college life. — editors 43 VOLLEYBALL The CC Volleyball Team is a unique com- bination of athletic ability, brazen sportsmanship, and striking power. The team played in the League of Colorado Schools, the City Parks and Recrea- tion League, and several tournaments. The fine coaching of John Kessel aided the team in its undefeated record in the City League. TOP: C. Loomis. ABOVE: K. Trotter, S. Minter, and T. Harding. MIDDLE RIGHT: C. Lehman. RIGHT: TOP: Coach J. Kessel, L. Green, G. Jackson. BOTTOM: S. McKinlay, G. Loomis, C. Lehman, M. Thompson, J. Levin- son. 44 RUGBY Due to the unusual amount of in- juries, the CC Ruggers had a rather disap- pointing Spring Season, with a record of 2-6. However, the Ruggers certainly made up for their lack-luster on the field, by partying wildly after each game. The CC rugby men are proud of their fun-loving reputation and members brag that they ' re, . . . the best damn partying team in the whole union. Senior members to miss out on next year ' s exciting games and activities in- clude: Pres. Hugh Cheney, Capt. Tim Bennett, Brad Berge, Doug Chrisman, Bruce Lowry, and Mike Thompson. High points of the season included, the ERRFU (Eastern Rockies Rugby Football Union) sponsored Oli-Cup. This 15-team tourney held at the Air Academy provided the team with challenging games and good times. High point for Capt. Tim Bennett occurred at the end of the season, when he was awarded the most honored, Peter Budge Award. Next year ' s club will be led by Pres. Mike Brennen and Capt. Dave Banks. Ac- cording to tough Bumblebee Don Miller, next year ' s hive includes, alot of talent, but needs bigger beef. TOP: D. Banks and B. Berge. MIDDLE; B. Lowry, and T. Bennett. BOTTOM: D. Banks, R. Lewis, M. Bren- nan, and H. Cheney. 46 The CC Tigers had another outstanding season this fall with a win loss record of 8-1, losing only to the University of Redlands. Lead by a powerful senior force — Bruce Kolbezen, Jim Pogue, Mark Bergendahl, Randy Kinskey (captains); Bob Hall, Chuck Olson (Honorary captains); Dave Kinsey, and John White. Among Tigers receiving recognition were; Kicker, Ted Swan, High Scorer; Tim Beaton, Most Improved Player; Bob Hall, Most Valuable Player. CC was again honored to have a player selected as a Kodak Ail- American Junior, Tom Benson. Looking ahead to next year, the Tigers anticipate another fine season lead by captain elect, Mark Buchanan, and the many returning players. This year ' s outstanding record can be attributed in part to the strong coaching staff headed by Jerry Carle, with the assistance of Frank Flood, Leon Eastlack, Ed DeGeorge, Jerrell Lear, and Bruce Kola, trainer. LEFT: T. Hall and M. Ernest. ABOVE: M. Buchanan. T. Beaton, and M. Preuss. 47 48 49 occer ABOVE: D. Schulte, B. Scott. UPPER RIGHT: J. Terrall. RIGHT: G. Jackson, T. Lee. 50 The CC soccer team played a 20 game season this fall — their longest season to date. After playing numerous nationally ranked teams, the Tigers closed the season with a 13-6-1 record. Dick Schulte and Alan Carroll, co-captains, led the squad to its eleventh ranked position in the Far West. The 5 top scorers were: Larry Weisgal, Dick Schulte, John Monteiro, Guy Jackson, and Bob Shoop. The Tigers were able to ac- complish an unparalleled feat at home this season: beating every team in the Rocky Mountain Conference at least once. The fine coaching of Horst Richardson and assistant coach Bill Boddington, was essential in the win- ning of the Rocky Mountain Conference this Fall. UPPER LEFT: T. Lee and B. Shoop. LOWER LEFT: D. Schulte. ABOVE: D. Schulte, B. Scott, and A. Carroll. 51 52 HOCKEY It is a credit to the 23 CC hockey players — they set a goal and achieved 95 ' , i of it, so commented Coach Jeff Sauer on the second best season in CC hockey history. With a season record of 24-14, the Tigers placed third in the WCHA Western Division. The power packed Tigers provided the 2,500 plus fans at the World Arena with constant excitement culminating in bringing the playoffs to Colorado Springs for the first time since 1950. Unfortunately, the Tigers lost to the University of Michigan by a score of 13-11, at the end of the second night. Numerous individual players received recognition. Ed Mio and Jim Warner were named to the WCHA All Star Team. Mio was also selected First Team All American goalie. Warner was named Freshman of the Year. Honorable Mentions were Dave Hanson, Jim Mitchell, Greg Smith, Mike Haedrich, and Jim Kronschnabel. Dean Magee was a real crowd pleaser, breaking the all-time school record for the most penalty minutes. A special credit to this year ' s fine season is attributed to the Coach of the Year, Jeff Sauer, his assistant, Bruce Kola and Mike Radakovich, and the team managers, Al Medina and Walt Predovich. LEFT: G. Smith, C. Zupetz, and P. Lavvson. LOWER LEFT: P. Lawson UPPER RIGHT: J. Warner, D. Hanson, G. Smith, M. Haedich, and J. Kronschnabel. LOWER RIGHT: D. Magee. 53 LOWER LEFT: M. Gerlach, C. Welch, Super Fan Band CENTER: D. Griffin, J. Mitchell. BOTTOM: T. Frasca, B Gunderson, D. Griffin. UPPER RIGHT: C. Sutley, M. Mc Nutt, T. Cone. 54 ) O0R tf fi OJ1K2  55 After finishing third in the W.C.H.A., Colorado College played host to seventh place U. of Michigan at Memorial Ice Rink. This was the first time the Tigers made it to the playoffs in many years. Play consisted of one 120 minute game played on two consecutive nights. Down by one goal after the first night, it looked like the Tigers were going to come back, but were finally defeated by a score of 11-13. £ Nl j 51 ||l 3 d 00? jP W J [ „-  PLAYOFFS UPPER RIGHT: J. Mitchell, E. Mio and J. Stebe. ABOVE: L. Olson and M. Hiefield. MIDDLE RIGHT: M. Haedrich. RICHT: L. Olson. 56 Ik  C 11 .  i 1 R B i Ski team this year consisted of two parts — alpine and nordic or cross-country. Within their league, the team finished second overall, with both the men ' s and women ' s teams also finishing with second places. Highlight of the year was winning the Governor ' s Cup over arch-rivals U. of New Mexico in the latter ' s home state. The meet was televised in Albequerque and the Governor of New Mexico was there to present the trophy. Top skiers for the year were Steve Simasko, Steve Roberts and Jan Rosenfeld. Steve Roberts was voted most improved and along with Chuck Watts has been selected to captain next year ' s squad. Almost all the skiers are ex- pected to return except senior captain Eric Feder. SKI TEAM STANDING: Alpine Coach M. Adams, L. Abram, M. Silverman, S. Roberts, C. Watts, Nordic Coach L. Handley, S. Fleming, S. John- son, B. Edelston, S. Schoder, J. Rosenfeld, M. Owens. SITTING: K. Nalen, P. Schectman, S. Simasko, M. Connors, S. Sensiper, N. Logan. 57 We finished the season very strongly, winning 6 of our last 8 games, commented Head Coach Leon Eastlack. With only two graduating seniors, Steve Howard and Bill Branwell, the ten returning lettermen will form the nucleus of next year ' s team. Despite the 8-10 season record, the Tigers placed se- cond in both the School of Mines Tournament and the Christmas Tournament held at CC. Voted Most Valuable Players were Bill Branwell and Paul Schell. Branwell led the team in rebounding; Schell led the team in scoring. Most improved were Ross Armour and Bob Walton. Captain Steve Howard was awarded the Craig Nelson Memorial Award for outstanding scholarship, leadership, and sportsmans hip. 58 OPPOSITE: UPPER LEFT: P. Schell. UPPER RIGHT: S. Howard and T. Beckmann. LOWER RIGHT: P. Schell and B. Willis. LEFT: B. Branwell, B. Walton, and S. Howard. ABOVE: B. Walton, T. Beckmann, and R. Armour. o TOP: S. Rosenberg and G. Johnson. LEFT: K. Ebuna. RIGHT: D. Jensen. 60 The Colorado College swim team finished its eleventh winning season; placing fourth in the Intermountain Swim League. Dale Mehl, swimming the 100 yard freestyle, and Mark Lovell, in the 100 yard butterfly, were named to the All-Conference Team, Pete De Golia was selected Ail- American in the 100 and 200 yard backstroke, NCAA Divi- sion III. Coach Jerald Lear noted that the season was one of the most enjoyable, commenting, We started with half the team as freshmen and built throughout the season. We upset UNC in the last dual meet of the season. Any time you can take those guys, . . . well, you know you ' re do- ing all right. Lear concluded by commending swimmers and divers. He noted the assistance of Marshall Griffith, diving assistant, and Bob Johnson, swimming assistant. TOP LEFT: De Golia. Hofstra. S. Gentry. BOTTOM LEFT: P. and I. Nelson. ABOVE: A. 61 The CC Tennis Sneakers had another out- standing season. With 24 wins, Bill Berkley pulled in the high scorer honors, most valuable player was Steve Nordbye. Nordbye and John Moncure were captains. John Mon- cure, the only senior, has been the 1 player since he entered CC. Randy Harris was most improved player. The highlight of this season was winning the college division of the Galveston Island Sports Spectacular. Sterne emphasized that Adam Thacher, the 7 man on the team, won the point, that won the game, that won the set, that won the match, that won the tournament. For next year Coach Sterne is looking forward to a solid team. 62 TENNIS TOP: S. Nordbye and J. Moncure. ABOVE: Coach, Sterne, J. Mon- cure, E. Peterson, B. Berkley and S. Nordbye. ABOVE: STANDING: E. Peterson, J. Moncure, T. Gormley, ]. Howe, S. Nordbye and Coach Sterne. KNEELING: B. Berkley and M. Maccini. LEFT: Coach Sterne and S. Nordbye. 63 LACROSSE TOP: T. Anderson, M. Hopkins, T. Leyden, H. Otto, J. Vaughn, K. Hoffman, C. McCrory and D. Gottenberg. ABOVE: T, Taylor, MID- DLE: R. Nalley RIGHT: J. Wold, R. Sandoval and Z. Bilgrave. 64 A powerful lacrosse team this spring destroyed their opponents, scoring 160 points to 72 for the opposition, while posting a win loss record of 9-2. Captain Tom Kay was named Most Valuable Player while Most Improved went to Kirk Hoffman. Zane Bilgrave was high scorer for the team. The coaches trophy for exceptional play was awarded the Flip Naumberg. Tony Euser has been selected as cap- tain for next year, heading a squad with alot of returning players. Missed next year will be the seniors who added per- sonality to the team: Jim Cutler, Jack Wold, Jim Blanas, Fraser McAlpine, Mark Miller, Flip Naumberg and Tony Sokolow. Doc Stabler and Jim Soran kept the team on their toes. UPPER LEFT: J. Wold. LOWER LEFT: J. Cutler. T. Euser, F. Naumberg. ABOVE: Coach J. Soran, T. Taylor. C. Mc- Crory and T. Kay. BASEBALL UPPER LEFT: D. Griffin. UPPER RIGHT: R. Benoit and Hall. SITTING: J. Lavoie, C. Sutley, L. Weisgal, S. D. Griffin. ABOVE STANDING: D. Griffin, Coach T. Goettge, T. Hall, S. Dye, M. Ziolkowski. Frasca, E. Mio, H. Mosco, R. Benoit, T. Ver Haar, D. 66 One of the best seasons we ' ve ever en- joyed — the finest group of young men I ' ve ever been associated with, commented Coach Tony Frasca. Under Captain Dan Griffin, the non-league, independent team had a win loss record of 12-8 this spring. Leading hitter this season was Ed Mio, posting an average of .333. Pitcher Terry Ver Haar was named Most Valuable Player, while Tim Hall was elected Most Improved Player. Next year promises to be another outstanding season with Harry Mosco as captain. Four or five starters will be returning to form the nucleus of the team. Sorely missed, though, will be the six graduating seniors: Dan Griffin, Rick Benoit, Terry Ver Haar, Chris Sutley, Larry Wesigal, and Steve Goettge. UPPER LEFT: E. Mio. UPPER RIGHT: L. Weisgal, J. Lavoie, C. Sutley, S. Dye and D. Grif- fin. LEFT: S. Dye and 5. Goettge. ABOVE: Coach T. Frasca. 67 TRACK FIELD This year ' s track field team saw many records broken and meets won. Mark Bergendahl equaled his record breaking disc distance from last year. Most Valuable Player and High Scorer, Sam Anderson, ran the second fastest 880 in CC track; Coach Flood emphasized that he is expecting big things from Anderson next year. Most Improved Player, Mike Hubbard, broke the school long jump record of 22 ' 8 with a leap of 23 ' 6 . A record was also broken in the sprint medley relay by the team of Paul Hurt, Sam Anderson, Eric Berkman, and Mark Van. Van and Hurt were team captains. Coach Flood noted the team will miss seniors Jim Pogue, Mark Van, Paul Hurt and Mark Bergendahl. The returning players will have the added input of many desirable freshmen. Paul Amundson, the Colorado State champ in the shot put from Mullen High School, and Scott Van, the Minnesota State high hurdles champ will be adding to Tiger track and field strength next year. ABOVE: M. Osmond and E. Motch. RIGHT: J Pogue. 68 f Tfo l MOO As one of fifteen teams in the Rocky Mountain Golf Association, the CC Golf Team averaged 83 5 strokes. With a 9th place finish, the season was considered a success. Coach Sauer noted that most teams are made of scholarship players; we play because we want to. This year ' s team included: Ted Warner, Fred Manning, Phillip Dorn, Richard Stoeckly, Walt Bush, Rob Levine, Tony Palazzari, Al Mehl, Dale Mehl, Charlie Chapin, Fritz Schaefer. HMBKOHHRin TOP LEFT: R. Levine. TOP RIGHT: J. Sauer and R. Stoeckly. ABOVE: J. Sauer, T. Warner, R. Stoecklv, W. Bush, P. Dorn, R. Levine. 69 ATHLETICS 70 1 15) L_ -.tti 01 cn fn f iia a a i . r- J oLlK huctu. 8 n .f xfe o It. BB ad fj m fllr; ztr T ' lT J-TC L slocom, riixii c m strong  w 71 ARMSTRONG 72 OPPOSITE: UPPER RIGHT: D. Dickison and L. Suter. UPPER LEFT: C. Parker. TOP RIGHT: S. Noll and M. Slayden. MIDDLE RIGHT: R. Hilt. 73 74 TOP: K. Salazar and P. Offencecher. ABOVE: O. Cramer. 75 ADMINISTRATION ADMISSIONS FINANCIAL AID (Getting them in and keeping them in.) 76 REGISTRAR CC Roulette HOUSING the Room Draw Blues BUSINESS money, money, money 77 TOP LEFT: Provost James H. Stauss. TOP RIGHT: Richard C. Bradley, Dean of the College. ABOVE: Viola M. Reinhart, Ex- ecutive Secretary to the President. 78 HELP US FIND ORDER, IN A DISORDERED WORLD LEFT: Would you buy a used car from this group? ABOVE: Dean Gilbert Johns, Summer Session, Wagons . . Ho!! 79 pfttjM McCOY TYNER 9i £l ft ■By J S V '  ■ ' ' ■■■■! Ir — tSmFS I ' ■ 1 1 • x m u jff | ; | h. ' ■ ggg SM ttfekw X. ' . v . --  ■ .wj ROSEWOOD CANYON CAROUSEL % UPPER RIGHT: C. Werner, M. Hirschfield and K. Vigil. RIGHT: T. Kaelber, S. Grigsby. fin K JACK AND THE BEANSTALK UPPER LEFT: B. Brockert and I. Golden. LEFT: J. Mattys, W. McMillen, R. Ken- drick, P. Kendrick and J. McMillen. ARIA DA CAPO Y i ' S«. ABOVE: K. Bemis and B. Brock ert. RIGHT: J. Bassin and A. Kellner. 7 A UNCLE WIGGLY CONNECTICUT UPPER LEFT: N. Klingerman and D. Caulfield. LEFT: P. Meyer and N. Klingerman. H : , 4ICHIGAN v h RIGHT: H. Rabbin. BELOW: G. Ellard. RIGHT CENTER: J. Cauvel. LOWER RIGHT: J. Riker. 86 PHILOSOPHY RELIGION UPPER LEFT: H. Barr and K. Burton. ABOVE: J. Pickle and W. Hochman. LEFT: J. Pickle. 87 ENGLISH 88 ABOVE LEFT: D. Tynan. ABOVE RIGHT: G. Butte. ABOVE: J. Simmons. RIGHT: J. Coleman. MUSIC. . . Individual Group Vocal Instrumental TOP: S. Scott. ABOVE: J. Seay, A. Seay, S. Scott, S. Smith, P. Earnshaw, D. Jenkins, C. Smith, E. Juhas, L. Goodman, and B. Prud ' Homme. 89 FOREIGN LANGUAGE I fi A OPPOSITE: TOP: E. Bauer. BOTTOM: T. Young and D. Baay. UPPER LEFT: G. Mundt. ABOVE: B. Bragard. LEFT: STANDING: E. Peterson, R. Rivera, B. Bragard, M. Dupinet, W. Boyce. SIT- TING: M. Rabbin, S. Simmons, R. Morton, J. Ayala. 91 ARMSTRONG TOP LEFT: P. Beatty and M. Richker. TOP RIGHT: G. Peterson. LOWER LEFT: G. Sylvester, M. Kinney and P. Salmen. LOWER RIGHT: D. Hiersteiner. TOP: E. Goldschmidt, K. McLagan, M. Small, F. Lind, J. Fuller, B. Stafford, P. Oatman, M. Boylston, D. Dietel, K. Craig, M. Frasca, G. Nickerson, M. Eager, D. Cathcart, S. Moore. ABOVE: P. Dorn. RIGHT: P. Beatty. 94 SLOCUM UPPER LEFT: P. Reveille. Dean Turner. BOTTOM LEFT: P. Xishimoto. ABOVE: L. Kuhhv. 95 SLOCUM 97 ' Wi Tj Si ■ £ ' . ■•.■ - JfcvT - z t i v - ■ t t w v n ? m • • i iwu .... r - ■m . JH PHYSICS LEFT: W. Wright. RIGHT: E. Langer, D. Kern, C. Hussa, R. Hilt, and V. Veirs. 100 CHEMISTRY 101 TOP: E. Weiner, R. Hathaway. BOTTOM: STANDING: M. Hamilton, L. Ribnik, R. Beidleman. SITTING: M. Lubchenco, T. Kinraide, W. K. Pettine, R. Hathaway, A. Vargo, J. Enderson, S. Schoder, S. Paulsen, Heim (department head), R. Capen, R. Corbett. 102 Jffttlgf tu±t fc ' brar 103 BETA THETA PI TOP: R. Barker. FAR LEFT: S. Rosenberg. FIRST ROW: B. Branski, J. Hock, B. Rhoades, P. Allen, T. Keeling, B. Epple. FOREGROUND Clarke, P. Oatman, K. Pantzer, S. Cole, R. Pack, F. Lind, J. Houlton. SE- SEATED: C. Brown, T. Earnshaw, J. Sohn. COND ROW: K. McCaw, D. Tickle, M. Heider, A. Baker, C. Seymour, S. 104 This year saw the 65th anniversary of the CC Beta chapter. In true Beta tradition 1974-1975 was a year of ex- quisite social activities, including: the Champagne Poker Party, the Casino Party — fake chips and fun, the Sunrise Party, and the annual campout. The Kentucky Beta chapter invited the CC Betas to the Derby this year — most of the house took in the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. Taking in the Derby eased the pain of being unable to host their annual Demolition Derby. The Betas took part in the Colorado Springs Big Brothers Program as their community service project. Rush this year proved profitable with fifteen pledges replacing the graduating seniors. ABOVE: C. Atwood and C. Seymour. BELOW: P. Bansen and B. Spence. 105 ARTHUR HOUSE AND ABOVE: T. Holmes, T. Bennett, D. Miller, M. Thompson, T. Hancock, L. Green and C. Thomp- son. UPPER RIGHT: T. Bennett. RIGHT: B. Panzer and S. Hegarty. 106 JACKSON HOUSE TOP: T. Scherer and D. Obletz. LEFT: T. Beckmann and R. Dufour. 107 SIGMA CHI BACK ROW: S. Weiss, T. Gallegos, R. Barton, G. Hesser. SECOND ROW: M. Thompson, D. Barton, J. Byers, M. Juhas, J. Witt, B. Mansfield, A. David, M. Fogley, C. Bentley, C. Williams. THIRD ROW: R. Millian, S. Lewis, L. Weisgal, K. Shaw, K. Millian, M. Ruegg, J. Hartwell, P. Young, C. Chapin, M. Dilger, M. Collins, D. Burkpile. KNEELING: S. Blackett, S. Johnson, D. Margrave, B. Eustis, S. Koloskus, Bear, D. Schulte, T. Gormley, and B. Reed. 108 f I f I ••-. V • Improving public relations was the goal of the Sigma Chi house this year. Philanthropic ac- tivities for the year form an impressive list — sponsoring a Foster child in Ecuador and visits to Wallace Village. In addition, the Sigs helped a new local business get on its feet by working voluntarily for the Hilton Inn catering service. On the fun side, the Sigma Chis sponsored three all campus busts first semester. The two traditional formals were held again this year; Wine and Roses in the fall and Sweetheart in the spring. Patty Maas was selected as this year ' s sweetheart. The beginning of second semester saw the Sigs busy with rush, which netted them an excellent pledge class. The new neophytes will help to replace the graduating seniors: Mike Allured, Rick Benoit, Scott Blackett, Mark Collins, Toby Gallegos, Steve Goettge, Steve Koloskus, Bob Krimmer, Bruce Mansfield, Ran- dy Millian, Chuck Noziska, Sandy Pelz, Dick Reeve, Dick Schulte, Terry Ver Haar, and Larry Wesigal. OPPOSITE: P. Young, S. Blackett, and Mark Collins. TOP LEFT: D. Margrave and D. Burkepile. LOWER LEFT: B. Krimmer. ABOVE: R. Millian, T. Gallegos, S. Blackett and M. Ruegg. 109 ABOVE: BACK: B. Van Holten, K. Trotter, K. McLagan, S. Minter, K. Vigil, N. Curtis, and S. Smith. RIGHT: T. Gormley. 110 MATHIAS TOP: M. Garcia and S. Butcher. BOTTOM: K. Hill. Ill ABOVE: J. Hibbs. § 112 ABOVE: STANDING: M. Robert, M. Murray, S. Ford, M. Osmond, D. Fitch. KNEELING: M. Rawley, G. Rosen, H. Howard, D. Schollenberger. LEFT: C. Peters. 113 The spring of 1975 saw the last performance of the Hi-Phi ' s — that sensational Take me back to the 50 ' s song and dance group. The Phi Delts more memorable activities in 1975 include ski weekend, the Ch ristmas party, Pledge Formal, and the traditional 50 ' s dance. The Community Service Day entailed removing diseased trees from Sky Hi Girl Scout ranch. Rush proved to be a highlight of the year, with the Phi Delts netting seventeen rushees. This new crew will aid in replacing the six graduating seniors: Greg King, Dave Hill, Dave Shifrin, Jeff Ardell, and Jim Merrill. V UPPER LEFT: R. Hevey and M. Dalton. UPPER RIGHT: J. Johnston. RIGHT: C. Bledsoe, G. Wadas, M. Veranth, L. MacLeod, and D. Hill. t 0 ■L m. - . ,ggi,: : : .- mfr f W: 1 % J i A ( i. 1 4 , ■ k. v ...w ' ' PHI DELTA THETA TOP: L. Levenson, J. Thompson, J. Blickensderfer, J. Miller, C. Streamer, D. Gering, C. Allison, R. Sauer, B. Matayoshi, D. Conkey, L. Lutz. SECOND ROW: G. Piper, D. Feil, D. Caldwell, D. Hill, T. Boyle, D. Nelson, G. Heyman, F. Gysi, D. Shifrin, B. Sheldon, f. Howe, J, Ardell, M. Garcia, T. Duggan, D. Cowen, B. McManus, G. King, M. Brennan, J. Wengrovius, K. Thomas, G. Martz, C. Dalton. THIRD ROW: N. Calonge, J. Johnston, G. Ardell, L. Hayne, L. Beidle, L. Macleod, M. Bird, E. Ham- mond, RECLINING: D. Long, F. Bowman, D. Capek. PHI GAMMA DELTA ROOF: D. Adams, B. Judy, Q. Fox, B. Edwards, A. Mehl, B. Gomez, J. Falk, G. Harpel, T. Hirata, K. Kinney, T. Anderson, M Rosenthal, T. Barth. MIDDLE ROW: W. Predovich, J. Lowry, J. Ordahl, B. Winder, W. Holmes, M. Straub, K. Sullivan, B. Kolbezen, B. Greenspan, T. Hoadley, J. Huggins, S. Anderson, S. Hubbel, M. Hiefield, f. Beckmann, J. Deichen, D. Mehl, K. Pettine. FRONT ROW: R. Lopez, M, Gerlach, R. Dennison, S. Howard, K. Barnhill, M. Preuss, K. Hoffman, F. Stang, J. Hibben, D. Hughes, R. Armour, B. Burghart. 116 I -i Fijis ushered their thirteen seniors off with a year full of good times. It will be a toss up which will be missed most— the good times or the seniors: Mark Bergendahl, Ken Ebuna, Jim Gamache, Bob Hall, Paul Hebron, Steve Howard, Bruce Kolbezen, Chuck Olsen, John Ordahl, Wally Predovich, Jeff Rose, Chris Sutley and John White. Purple Garter, Fiji Island, and numerous parties on all the Holidays — St. Valentine ' s Day, Halloween, St. Patrick ' s, topped off by Ski Weekend kept the Fijis moving. A weekly TEC — (Tuesday Evening Club) — gave a good part of the campus the incentive to make it through the week to FAC — (Friday Afternoon Club.) In the Spring the Fijis held a car wash to raise money for CARE. Hank Otto, Next year ' s President, and the retur- ning Fijis are looking forward to next year. TOP: M. Frasca, W. Holmes, and J. Stephens. LOWER LEFT: C. Atwood, K. Kinney, and B. Gomez. The Kappa Sig house kept busy this year with their numerous social events including the 3rd Annual DU-CC post game hockey party, the spring mountain party, St. Valentine ' s Day Massacre, Pledge Formal, Fall Formal, and the Las Vegas Party. Working on the Garden of the Gods drainage project and collecting for the World Hunger Relief Fund were two of the Kappa Sig ' s community service projects. A new twenty-man pledge class will have a tough time replacing the seniors: John Forster, Bob Gunderson, John Prettyman, Dan Griffin, Paul Hurt, Tim Welcomer, Kevin Felch, Mark Van, Allen Medina, Chuck Sherwood, Bob Hayes, Bill Branwell, and Frank Purdy. ■- jl g ABOVE: T. Welcomer. UPPER RIGHT: T. Palazzari. y 118 KAPPA SIGMA TOP: T. Becker. BACK ROW: P. West, M. Buchanan, B. Gunderson, ]. Haire, D. Traub, ]. Forster, T. Palazarri, A. Medina, T. Euser, S. Brown, B. Nystrom, T. Warner, P. Lautmann, M. Van, S. Van, C. Sherwood, T. Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: R. Leenhouts, H. Blalock, D. Stoeckly, C. Loomis, F. Purdy, M. Meyer, E. Budd, M. Hubbard, J. Prettvman, D. Hanson, P. Hurt, H. Holder, T. Leyden. D. Melton, B. Hayes, R. White, R. Levine. FRONT ROW: T. Welcomer, M. Krutsch, B. Blaik, R. McDermott, K. Felch, T. Berridge, T. Bloom, R. Weisman, ]. Moulton. 119 ■ V. I ' l 1 « ; ' V . • JMm ■ 4 X ' 1 GEOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY 123 POLITICAL SCIENCE UPPER LEFT: J. D. Mertz. UPPER RIGHT: G. Brook (department head). ABOVE: R. Loevy, F. Sonderman, R. DeLaGarza, J. D. Mertz, G. Brooks, B. Lee, T. Fuller and D. Finley. 124 HISTORY TOP: G. Drake, B. Hochman, S. Ashley, P. Blasenheim, D. Showalter, R. Mcjimsev. T. K. Barton, F. Tucker and A. Malyshev. LOWER LEFT: D. Freed and T. K. Barton. LOWER RIGHT: P. Blasenheim. 125 BUSINESS, ECONOMICS TOP: Standing: M. Bird, C. Griffiths, G. Hurdle, B. Bar- ton, and W. Hecox. Seated: R. Werner, J. Johnson, B. Becker, and E. Molander. ABOVE: B. Barton. RIGHT: G. Hurdle. 126 AND MATHEMATICS 127 SOCIOLOGY ABOVE: STANDING: V. Shaw and M Schneider. SEATED: R. Dunne and A Boderman, UPPER RIGHT: V. Shaw BELOW: J. Long and A. Boderman. 128 PSYCHOLOGY UPPER LEFT: D. Freed. UPPER RIGHT: D. Shearn and D. Freed. LOWER LEFT: J. Eichengreen. LOWER RIGHT: C. Roberts. 129 RIGHT: Mr. House. FAR RIGHT: T. Wolf. 130 132 Uifitdk street 2teyfe oammoL ; nC beta. I o o Effl f ,r U frE voh, 0U5e aerrdm hafe -41 If ttlvcenter US nn StL ;% McGregor bcmfe WL 133 BOETTCHER HEALTH CENTER?? ABOVE LEFT: G. Streamer, ABOVE RIGHT: Dr. Rodman. BELOW: S. Frindt. 134 135 TOP: E. Lentini. BOTTOM: M. Ernest and S. Dye. 137 LOOMIS ABOVE: M. Rosenthal, A. Margolin, and K. Bartels. RIGHT: J. Pottle. 138 139 UPPER RIGHT: N. Curtis. BELOW: J. Smith and M. Roese. RIGHT: C. Whitaker. OHUk « TICKNOR 141 BEMIS 142 OPPOSITE: O. Francis and K. Swan. ABOVE: L. Von Holdt. 143 r UPPER RIGHT: J. Delp. ABOVE: J. Isaacs. RIGHT L. Burk. 144 McGregor ABOVE: M. Huvard. FAR LEFT: K. Ota. 145 ... £ : 4j 146 J _r . v m LOWER LEFT: P . Ogura. McGregor 147 ABOVE: M. Cosden, L. Brasch, J. Weinberg, and D. Patz. TOP RIGHT: L. Brasch, A. Loewinger, D. Patz, and R. Rubinson. MIDDLE RIGHT: A. Cohen and D. Cahn. LOWER RIGHT: BACK ROW: S. Harris, D. Patz, S. Leiberman, M. Cosden, L. Lippman, M. Chernick, A. Loewinger, and C. Weiss. FRONT ROW: L. Brasch, A. Cohen, R. Rubinson, ]. Weinberg, and I. Horwood. 148 MECHA TOP: R. Trujillo. 149 KAPPA ALPHA THETA TOP: N. Small, M. Carlson, J. Hopper, J. Combs, K. Dunn, K. Bartels, N. Chaps, M. Mitchell, S. Collie, P. Keeling, J. Lynch, M. Gray, C. Gregory. SECOND ROW: Mrs. M. Young, house mother, G. Hunter, J. Hansen, C. Pappas, S. Hadley, L. Crout, S. Moore, K. Demmin, M. Levinson, M. Shifrin, L. Gilbert, C. Friedman, L. Wise, S. Fox. THIRD ROW: L. Spence, G. Headstrom, M. Eager, K. Tani, J. Isaacs, V. Fagerness, M. Thompson, P. Maas, S. Schulte, C. Rhodes. KNEELING: M. Stevens, J. Perrill, S. Condit, K. Knowlton, L. Sandstrom. 150 Alice in Theta Land, an essential part of the Theta rush, proved to be both a theatrical experience for members and rushees. The Christmas Party, Kite and Key, and many frat parties kept the Thetas in high gear. The Thetas took part in the City Clean-Up Day with the Phi Delts, a Valentine ' s Day Party for the Girl ' s Club, and the Honnen Carnival for Head Start. A card sale was held to raise funds for their National philanthropy— the Institute of Lo- jopidis in Kansas. The large senior class will be missed — Patty Coughlin, Barbee Jo Futrell, Shelley Fox, Pam Fitzsimons, Page Thomp- son, Carol Whitaker, Cynthia Rhodes, and Mary Simon. UPPER LEFT: G. Hunter and M. Carlson. LOWER LEFT: B. RIGHT: P. Coughlin. Futrell. LOWER Three formals, fraternity parties and bring a friend parties contributed to the active social life of the Kappas this year. An exciting rush, with a new skit designed to display their musical talents, proved successful as the Kappas attracted 30 new pledges this fall. Philanthropic work this year centered on the Cancer Research Fund. Goods made by the women were sold at a bazaar, with the proceeds going to the fund. A visit to the Research Center and speakers at the house enabled the Kappas to learn more about their special project. Missing out on next year ' s planned fun will be graduating seniors: Jennifer Varner, Melinda Smith, Jeanie Corbridge, Ruth Rowland, Susan Dwyer and Karen Kronman. TOP: J. Stephens. MIDDLE: M. Smith, T. Gibbens and P. Lovett. BOTTOM: M. Borowski, A. Foster and A. Hallock. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA FRONT: C. Severson, J. Stephens, M. McNutt, N. Zellerbach, N. Nelson, M. Veranth. SECOND ROW: C. Craig, B. McQuay, P. Lovett, W. Eiseman, C. O ' Connell, S. Kelly, L. McEncroe, M. Borra, M. Borowski. THIRD ROW: K. King, C. Nelson, K. Swan, J. Marine, C. Ferrarri, S. Smith, M. Ferguson, C. Herman, D. Smith. FOURTH ROW: S. Severa, K. Halberg, M, Thompson. FIFTH ROW: R. Rowland, D. Claasen, B. Vanholten, N. Curtis, K. Sweeney, K. McElderry, A. Foster, K. Vigil, T. Gibbins, and M. Brogden. SIXTH ROW: K. McGee, J. Varner, J. Robertson, N. Vine, R. Davies, A. Hallock, ]. Corrbridge, K. Lagan, S. Minter, and S. Grigsby. 153 DELTA GAMMA LYING: S. Lyon and M. Moore. SITTING: M. Robinson, C. Peters, S. Ice. D. Chaloud, P. Meyer, E. Greenlee, I. Wakimura, P. Yaeger, L. Shockley, P. Malowney. KNEELING: C. Silver, Mrs. D. Swayne (housemother), P. Cooney, L. Gamache, J. Long.B. Lewis, K. Lewis, P. Giovanini, T. Lehman, C. Wanlass, S. Sternberg, L. Tokumoto. BENDING: M. Hibbs, A. Polleys, P. McKenna, B. Gentry, L. John- son, J. Bennion, B. Hicks, S. Hayward, P. Kettler, L. Bower, B. Anderson. STANDING: T. Johnson, M. Reisher, D. Ziskin, J. Kucera, B. Frye, E. Berrey, S. Barney, A. Look, P. Castillo, K. Carlson, D. Froeb, D. Huntsinger, B. Campbell, P. Bellows, A. Schelly. 154 m 1974-75 was an active one for the DCs, beginning with a hectic fall rush, complete with the traditional H.M.S. Pinafore skit. The fun and work paid off as they netted 30 pledges in the fall, plus five more in spring rush. Social activities included the Kappa — DG fall formal, pledge formal and the spring dinner — dance. Informal parties with fraternities and the St. Valentine ' s Day Massacre party with the Kappas, Fijis and Kappa Sigs highlighted the active social life. On the more serious side, activities with the Deaf and Blind School included Halloween trick-or-treating, vision screening in the elementary schools and working (and playing) with the children on Saturdays. The DCs regret this year to be saying goodbye to 11 graduating seniors: Carrie Rodgers, Joyce Baca, Candy Wanlass, Jennie Greenwald, Lisa Martin, Betsy Campbell, Suze Hayward, Laurie Sweet, Debbe Stern, Ruthie Musgrave and Jeannie Covey. UPPER LEFT: C. Atwood and S. Hayward. LOWER LEFT: M. Hib bs, BELOW: C. Peters. An active year for the Gamma Phis began with a rush, featuring a new skit — Snoopy and the Gang. Following that were the Christmas and Spring for- mals, a Valentine ' s Day party, and the annual ski weekend in Steamboat Springs. The house was honored this year to host the Area Leadership Conference for the Province. Philanthropy activities included an art show, rummage sale and bagel sale for the Association for Retarded Citizens and the Gamma Phi Beta Corpora- tion for Undergraduates. Participating actively in the year and to be missed next year are graduating seniors: Sue Knock, Cindy Higgins, Amy Reichwoman, Sandy Arford, Kathy Donovan, Lynn Luikaid and Connie Cohrt. UPPER RIGHT: C. Higgins. ABOVE: D. Jones, C. Higgins, K. Hora, N. Griffin, K. Donovan, L. Bradley. RIGHT: K. Donovan and C. Higgins. 156 GAMMA PHI BETA BACK ROW: D. Jones, J. Van Valen, C. Cohrt, P. Pflug, N. Griffin, S. Knock, K. Donovan, B. Scherer. SECOND: C. Hand, C. Presti, M. Dickinson, L. Luikart, L. Ranada, D. Green, J. Montgomery, A. Reichwoman, P. Freudenburg, C. Holmes. KNEELING: C. Higgins. F. Matsukage, E. Coulson, R. Chapman, K. Hora, S. Arford, A. Stone. SITTING: H. Wohleb, K. Murray, A. Ladenson, L. Hart, }. Schneider. A. Woodward, V. Weithzel, L. Hare, L. Henn. 157 HASKELL (FRENCH) HOUSE 158 MULLETT (SPANISH) HOUSE TOP: B. Herman. BOTTOM: tinez. B. Mar- 159 MAX KADE (GERMAN) HOUSE TOP: H. Van Ert. BOTTOM: BACK: S. Frey, P. Lubchenco, P. Casey and G. Tresenfeld. FRONT: A. Wehrli, H. Van Ert and D. Belik. 160 OFF CAMPUS UPPER LEFT: L. Weisgal. ABOVE: P. Wellenbach. LEFT: L. Tcheyan. 161 TOP: J. Williams and M. Sternfeld. ABOVE: S. For- tis, A. Garrett and E. Kaesar. RIGHT: H. Scoutt and B. Matter. wm mmmmi ' ? « 1 O 1 162 ABOVE LEFT: P. Suter. ABOVE: M. Ware and M. Campbell. LEFT: STAN- DING: D. Floersch, J. Terra 11, B. Menk, ]. Reebie, and Z. Miller. KNEELING: B. Matter, D. Moon, D. Hendrickson, and 1. Robinson. 163 M ' ABOVE: F. Cheru. 164 165 GRADUATION 166 UPPER LEFT: J. Reebie. LOWER LEFT: J. Hibbs, K. Thompson and C. Thompson. LOWER RIGHT: G. Young. OPPOSITE: LEFT: C. Sherwood and F. Seaton. RIGHT: J. Rose, D. Root, D. Roos, C. Rodgers, and K. Rockey. THE CLASS OF 1975 167 ABOVE: P. Salmen and K Kester. UPPER RIGHT: M L. Wilson. 168 TOP LEFT: J. Sylvester. ABOVE: T. Sokolow. BOTTOM LEFT: A. Mar- 169 TOP LEFT: N. Klingerman, Mrs. G. Caulfield, and D Caulfield. TOP RIGHT: N. Reinisch and M. Maccini ABOVE: B. Northcutt. RIGHT: J. Burgess. 170 fti 7 THE NIGHT BEFORE ■ •Sfr. - v K3S RW BfSMf ' □ Hi ■ TOP: A. Dines and A. Oresman. ABOVE: L. Thomas, T. Wolf. B. Krimmer, P. Salmen, P. Suter, J. Wold, D. Reeve, and P. Colgate. 171 172 TOP: A. Dines. UPPER LEFT: P. Forker and M. Acker. ABOVE: S. Knowles and D. Caulfield. RIGHT: J. Sylvester, F. Seaton, and B. Shepard. OPPOSITE: TOP: G. Wagner, D. Haley, and C. Vogel. LEAVING 173 m- PHOTO Abram, Leon Jay 57 Adams, David Schroeder 116 Alien, Philip Brooks 104 Allison, Charles Franklin 115 Anderson, Elizabeth Jane 154 Anderson, Samuel Collins 116 Anderson, Todd Fredrick 64,116 lton, Lyin Marie 43 •dell, Gary Lynn. 115 ' dell, Jeffrey Laurence 115 Arford, Sandra Laverne 157 Armour, Ross Wilton 59,116 Atencio, Alice Louise 29 Atwood, Catherine Marion 105, 117,155 Aubrey, Peter Lewis 41 Baker, Andrew Norfleet 104 Banks, David James 28,45 Bansen, Peter Albert 20,105 sharker, David Alexander 118 Barney, Susan Mary 154 Barnhill, Kim Gram 116 Barr, Ferris Hopewell 36,87 parron, William Xavier 19 Sartels, Kathryn Louise 138,150 Barth, Timothy Forbes 116 Barton, David Morison 108 Barton, William Randolph 108 Bassin, Joseph Gideon 84 Beadle, Earl John 30 Beaton, Timothy James 47,48 Beatty, Patricia Ann 92,94 Becker, Terry Richard 118 Beckmann, Thomas Lee 58,107, 116 Beidle, Lawrence Richard 115 Belik, Daniel Charles 160 Bellows, Priscilla Lyn 154 Bemis, Judson Jr. 84 Bennett, Timothy T. 45,106 Bennion, Jessie K 154 Benoit, Richard Donald 66 Benson, Thomas Joseph 48 Bentley, Clark McCary 108 Berge, Bradford Craig 45 Bergendahl, Mark Holmes 24,48 Berkley, William Spencer 18,62,63 Berman, Paul David 30 Berrey, Ellen Maida 154 Berridge, Ted Chester 34,118 Bilgrave, Zane Milton 64 Binkley, Martha Nan 136 Bird, Mitchell Peter 115 Blackett, Scott Lourie 108,109 Blaik, Robert Earl 118 Blalock,;Hill Jr. 24,118 Blechmgn, Joel Marc 48 Bledsoef Cynthia L. 114 Blickensderfer, James C. Ill 115 Blodgeti, Paul Charles 33 Bloom, Thomas David 118 Bond Cathryn Fletcher 19 Borowski, Maria Elaine 152,153 Borra, Mary Frances 153 Bower, Laura Jane 154 Bowman Frank Otto III 115 Boyle, TjEiomas Bartlett 115 Boylstonf Michael Harshaw 94 3 INDEX Bradley, Linda Preston % Brainard, John Carlton Bransky, Brad Edward Branwell, William Carl Brasch, Leah Florence Brennan, Michael Joseph Brimlow, David Charles Brockert, Bonnie Jean Broder, Betsy Brogden, Mette Jean Brown, Christopher A Brown, Stephen Loyd Brunet, Bonnie Rae Buchanan, Mark James Budd, Edward Carl Burgess, John Paul Burghart, Brad Allen Burk, Lisa Burkepile, David Craig Bush, Walter Lewis III Butcher, Sharon Susan Byers, Hugh James Cahn, Douglas Caldwell, David Benjamin Calonge, Bruce Nedrow Campbell, Elizabeth Ann Campbell, Margaret Risk Capek, Richard Burton Jr. Carlson, Kathryn Ann Carlson, Martha Sue Carroll, Alan Charles Carter, Laura Lee Casey, Thomas Patrick Castillo, Priscilla Disselkoen Cathcart, Daniel Hobbs Caulfield, Deborah Lynne Chaloud, Deborah Jeanne Chapin, Charles Spencer Chapman, Robin Elizabeth Chaps, Nancy Alison Chernick, Mindy Ann Cheru, Fantu Claassen, Rachel Diane Clarke, Jeffrey Thomas Clarke, Valerie C, Cohen, Alan Michael Cohrt, Constance Cole, Steven Brian Colgate, Pamela Morse Collie, Carol Susan Collins, Mark William Combs, Jennifer Lynn Conkey, David Wilcox Connors, Marjorie Marie Coon, Leslie James Cooney, Margaret Ann Corbridge, Jean Louise Cosden, Merith Anne Coughlin, Patricia Ann Coulson, Elizabeth Cowen, David Wiles Craig, Catherine Michele Crosby, Clifton Dwinnell Jr 156 ' 19 104 59 148 45,115 145 83,84 141 153 104 118 21 46,47,48, 118 118 170 116 144 108,109 69 110 19,108 148 115 115 154 163 115 154 150 51 48 160 15 ; 94 85,170, 172 18,20, 154 108 157 150 148 164 I ll 104 41 148 157 104 18,171 150 108 150 115 57 35 154 152,153 148 151 157 28,115 94,15 4 4 ! Curtis, Nancy Louise Cutler, James Alan 110,140,153 65 Dalton. Christopher Scott 28,115 David, Andrew Benjamin 108 Davies, Kimberly Ann Davis. Sarah Hulme ; De Golia, Peter Alexander Deichen. fames Clement 19,116 Delp, Judith Jane 36.144 Dennison, Robert Gene 116 Dickey, ]anis Lynn 135 Dickinson, Melanie Letitia 157 Dickison, Daniel William 72 Dietel, David Homer 94 Dilger, Michael Scott 108 Dines, Anselm Carl 171,172 Donovan, Kathy Marie 141,156,157 Dorn, Philip John Earl 69,94 Dowey, Edward Montgomery 41 Dufour, Rex Bayard 107 Duggan, Timothy Patrick 15 Dunn, Katherine Calder 150 Dwyer, Susan Tate BMHiifl Dye, Stephen Howard 66,67,137 Eager, Melinda Cicely 94 Earnshaw, Edward Linsley 104 Easterbrook, Gregg Edmund 18 Ebuna, Kenneth Edward 60 Kdelston, Barbara L 57 Edwards, Bruce Neil 116 Eiseman, Wendy Susan 153 Epple, Robert William 104 Ernest, Michael Glenn 41,47,137 Euser, Anthony Gerrit 65,118 Eustis. Brian Dow 108 Eves, George William 21 Feil, David Arnold 24,115 Felch, Kevin Lee 118 Ferguson, Mary Madeleine 153 Ferrari, Ciliamarie 153 Firor, Katherine Eleanor 158 Fitch, David Defrehn 113 Fitzhugh, Gregory 29 Fleming, Sarah Coachman 57 Fogley, Mark Abraham 108 Ford, Steven Robert 113 Forster, John R 118 Fortis, Sharon Lynn 162 Foster, Ann Therese 152,153 Fox, Edward Quinn 46,116 Francis, Debbie Lyn 142 Franco, Paul Nicholas 172 Franzblau, Mark Alan 26 Frasca, Anthony Joseph III 54 Frasca, Michael Everett 41,94,117 Fremont, Kim Watson 20,29 French. Christopher Holmes 96 Freudenburg, Patricia Ann 157 Frey, Stephen James 160 Froeb, Deborah Suzanne 154 Frye, Barbara Jane 154 Fuller, Jonathan Ames 94 Gallegos, Tobias Eleuterio 108, 109 Gamache. Alexia Odette 154 Garcia, Michael Ferrer 110,115 Garrett, Anthony L. 162 Gentry, Brenna Leigh 154 Gentry. Stuart Taylor 61 Genty, Philip Michael 28 Gering, David Todd I I Gerlach, Michael Lloyd 54,116 Gibbens. Twila Gail 152,153 Giovanini, Mary Margaret 154 Goettge, Steven Lawrence 66,67 Goldman, Jon Stuart 28 Goldschmidt, Ellen Lynda 94 Gomez, William Fredric 29,116. 117 Gordon, Peter Douglas 165 Gormley, Thomas Sherlock 63, 108,110 Gottenborg. David Andrew 64 Gottenborg, Mary Ann 136 Green, Deborah Ann 157 Green, La wrence Kelts 44,106 Greenlee, Edith Annette 154 Greenspan, Benjamin II 116 Griffin, Daniel Thomas 54,66,67 Griffin, Nell Virginia 156,157 pErigsby, Susan Elizabeth 82,153 Gruetter, Mary Katherine Alice 127 Gunderson, Robert Gorman 54,118 Gysi, Fred Arnold Jr 115 Haedrich, Michael William 53,56 Haire, James Alan 118 Haire, James Curtis III 21 Halberg, Kerri Lynn 153 Hall, David Andrew 38,55 Hall, Timothy Michael 47,66 Hallock, Anne Elizabeth 152,153 Hammond, Elton Foster III 115 Hancock, Anthony Jay 106 Haney, Jeffrey William 32 Hanson, Dave Lee 52,53,118 Harding, Tricia Jean 44 Hare, Linda Gay 157 Harpel, Greg Alan 116 Harris, Sharon Gale Hart, Linda Lea 157 Hartwell, Jay Craig 19,108 Hayes, Robert Paul 118 Hayne, Lloyd Earl Jr 115 Hayward, Susan Mary 154,155 Hegarty, Shawn Patrick 106 Heider, Mark Joseph • 104 Hendrickson, David Calvin 18,163 Henn, Linda Pollard 157 Herman, Barbara 159 Herman, Christy Lynn 153 Hesser, George Christian 108 Hevey, Robert Donald Jr 114 Heyman, Gary Steven 115 Hibben, John Brickman 116 Hibbs, John Garvin 112,166 Hibbs, Mary Elizabeth 154,155 Hicks, Barbara Jean 154 Hiefield, Mike Wayne 52,56,116 Hiersteiner, Heidi Dorothy 92,93 Higgins, Cynthia Lyn 156,157 Hill, David Archer 114,115 Hill, Kristen Ruthe 48,110 Hirata, Thomas Jay 116 Hirschfield, Mark Alan 82 Hoadley, Terry Glen 116 Hoffman, Kirk Richard 64,116 Hofstra, Albert Hugh Holder, James Hal 118 Holmes, Cheryl Ann 157 Holmes, Todd Gunnar 106 Holmes, Wayne Randolph 116,117 Holt, Sarah Gait 29 Hopkins, Michael Allen 64 Hopper, Janel Carol 150 Hora, Karen Kiyomi 156,157 Horwood, Jonathan Paul 148 Houlton, Jeff Tracy 104 Howard, Howell Hoffman 113 Howard, Stephen Enderlin 58,59 116 Howe, John Stuart 63,115 Hubbard. Michael Wetherell 48, 118 Hubbell, Scott David 116 Huggins, Joseph Paul 116 Hughes, David Gregory 19,116 Huntsinger, Diane Carol 154 Hurt, Paul Fuqua 118 v Huvard, Mark Andrew 145 Ice, Sherrill Mae 154 Jfeaacs, Jan 144 .Jackson, George Dewey ?19,44,50 ' Jensen, Douglas Raymond 34,60 Johnson, Gary Olin 60 Johnson, Linda Mary 154 Johnson, Stephen Bonsai 21,108 Johnson, Susan Kay 57 Johnson, Terry Earl 118 Johnson, Tori 154 Johnston, Jeffrey Duval 114,115 Jones, Deborah Kay 156,157 Jordan, Teresa Kay 16 Judy, Benjamin Roe 116 Juhas, Mark Albert 108 Kaeser, Evans Ludlow 32,162 Kambara, Ann Midori 158 Kay, Thomas Alan 65 Keeling, Thomas Bruce 104 Kellner, Abigail Marcia 32,84 Kelly, Susan Ellis 153 Kettler, Perigail 154 King, Katherine Louise 153 King, William Gregory, IV 115 Kinney, Kevin Derek 116,117 Kinney, Margaret Rankin 92 Kiser, Randy Sue 19 Klingerman, Nancy Jane 85,170 Knock, Susan Lynne 157 Kolbezen, Bruce Anthony 43,116 Koloskus, Stephen Arthur 19,108 Koplowitz, Stephan Michael 19 Krimmer, Robert Scott 16,109,171 Kronman, Karen Rae 16,152 Kronschnabel, George James Jr 52,53 Krutsch, Michael Wesley 118 Kucera, Jane H. 28,154 Kurth, Charles Dean 41 Ladenson, Ann Arnold 157 Lane, Robert Leroy Jr. 16 Lautmann, Peter Scott 41,118 Lavoie, Jon Clinton 46,66,67 Lawson, Patrick Charles 52,53,93 Lee, Thomas S. 50,51 Leenhouts, Ray Olds 118 ■ 175 Ky Lehman, Harlan CriSty 44,93 Lehman, Terry Jane 154 Lentini, Elizabeth Joye 137 Levenson, Lawrence Amster Jr 115 Levine, Catherine Jean Levine, Robert Murray Levitt, Mark Alan Lewis, Barbara Ann Lewis, Kathryn Susan Lewis, Richard Alan Lewis, Steven Elliott L ' eyden, Terrence Joseph Lind, Frederic Wilson Lippman, Laura Heather Livecchi, James Louis Loewinger, Andrew Philip Logan, Newton Franklin Long, David Brothers Long, Janice Anne Look, Ahmoy Kay Loomis, Charles Woelfel 18 30,69,97, 118 30 154 154 45 108 41,64, 118 94,104 148 48 148 115 128,154 154 30,44, 118 116 31,152,153 45 i Lopez, Rick Paul Lovett, Patricia Ann Lowry, Bruce Andrew Lowry, James Kennington 116 Lubchenco, Mary Lou 102 Lubchenco, Peggy Jean 160 Lucero, Judy Ann 36 Luikart, Lynn Elizabeth 157 Lutz, Leigh Michael 115 Lyon, Susan Jeanne 154 Maccini, Michael John 63,170 MacLeod, Norman Langley 114, Maffei, Mary Frances 20 Magee, Dean James 52,53 Malowney, Parrfela Nadine 154 Malpass, David Robert 96 Manges, Boyd Warren 21,31 Mansfield, Bruce Andrew 108 Margolin, Adam Barney 138 Margrave, David John 108 Marine, Julie Lewis 110,153 Marquez, Angelina V 169 Martinez, Betty Mabel 159 Martz, Gary Lee 115 Matayoshi, Brian Michael 115 Matsukage, Fay Mariko 157 Matter, Robert James 162,163 McCaw, Keith William 104 McCrory, Charles Bryce 64,65 McDermott, Richard Snyder 29,46, 118 McElderry, Kathleen Louise 153 McEncroe, Linda Carol 153 McGee, Kate Harvey ' 110,153 McGown, Andrew I 19 McKenna, Peggy Elizabeth 154 McKinlay, Stuart Wayne 44 McLagan, Katherine Burch 94,110, 153 McManus, Robert Winslow 115 McNutt, Margaret Gorman 55,153 McQuay, Robin Elizabeth 153 Medina, Allan Joseph 118 Mehl, Albert Lee Mehl, Dale Eugene Meier, Jill S. Melton, Dennis Michael Menk, Bob Ha Meyer, Mark David Meyer, Patricia Katherine Kenneth Wayne Donald David Jeffrey David Zach Carpenter Millian, John Randolph Millian, Kenneth Young Jr Minter, Sands Mio, Eddie Dario Michel, Miller, Miller, Miller, 116 116 36 24,118 163 118 85,154 21 96,106 115 163 108,109 108 44,110,153 40,42,56,66,67 MitchelL James Bernard 54,56 Mitchell, Marcia Lynn 150 Mifchem, Dennis Edward, Jr 32, 33 Moncure, John McNeale 62,63 Monnett, Martin David 24 Montgomery, Julie Ann 157 Moon, David Charles 16,163 Moore, Mallory Voigt 154 Moore, Susanne 94,150 Morgan, Edward Harrington 21 Morgan, Jennifer 19 Morrow, David Lawrence 21 Mosco, Harry Anthony 66 Motch, Edwin Raymond 68 Moulding, Christopher Thomas 33 Moulton, Jeffrey Seymour 118 Moulton, Jonathan Spaulding 118 Murphy, Karen Colleen 139,157 Murray, Michael Joseph 113 Nalen, Katherine Modisette 57 Nalley, Reginald Derek 64 Naumburg, Philip Henry Jr. 65 Nava, Michael Alan 18 Nelsen, Christina Diane 153 Nelson, Donald Arthur g 115 Nelson, John Victor 61 Nelson, Nancy Elizabeth 153 Neuberger, Robert James 19 Nickerson, George Arthur 52,94 Nishimoto, Douglas Dean ' 95 Noll, Sally Bradford 73 Nordbye, Stephen Lowell 62,63 Norris, Mark Saafield 29 Northcutt, Barbara Ellen 170 Nystrom, Robert James 118 O ' Connell, Constance Rose 153: Oatman, Peter Adams 94,104 Obletz, Douglas Levi 107 Offenbecher, Peter Alan 75 Ogura, Peter Joseph 147 Olson, Lynn Brian 56 Ordahl, John N 116 Oresman, Alison Jane 171 Osmond, Mark William 68,113 Ota, Kerry William 145 Otto, Henry Stuart 40,64 Owen, David Loyd 18 Owens, Mary Jean 57 Pack, Roger Nelson 104 Paddock, Eric Lehnen 132 Palazzari, Anthony Aldo 118,119 Pantzer, Kurt Friedrich III 104 Panzer, Bryce Daryl 106 Patz, David Samuel 148,165 Peters, Constance Woodend 113, 154,155 Petersky, Paul William 136 Peterson, Gary Lynn 92 Petting KennethuAllen 102,116 Pflug, Patricia Anne 157 Piper, Gerald Edward .J 115 Pogue, James Britton 68 Polite, Mary Pamela 141 Polleys, Abbie Elizabeth 154 Poltrack, Beverly Jean 19 Pottle, Jack Thomas 138 Predovich, Walter D. 116 Presti, Charlotte Susan 157 Prettyman, John Jay 118 Preuss, Mark Steven 47,116 Prisner, Lynette Kay jf 139 Purdy, Frank Cameron 18,19,118 Ranada, Lori Lani Anne 157 Rawley, Michael James 113 Reebie, Jeffrey William 163,166 Reed, Bruce Arthur 108 Reeve, Henry Richard 171 Reichman, Amy Linda 136,157 Reinisch, Nancy Rae 170 Reisher, Mary Susan 20,154 Rennebohm, Laurie 21 Rhoades, Barry Kent 104 Ribnik, Linda Ruth 102 Richker, Marissa Jan 92 Rifkin, Robert Melvin 41 Robbeloth, Michael James 123 Robert, Mark Eugene 113 Roberts, Stephen Mark ,. 57 Robertson, Jean Ellen ; ; i 141,153 Robinson, John David ' H 183 Robinson, Mel Ann 154 Robson, David Bradshaw 41 Rockey, Kristin Erna | 167 Rodgers, Carrie Ann 20,167 Roese, Margrit 140 Roos, David Brian 167 Root, Diane Eleanor 167 Rose, Jeffrey Seth 167 Rosen, Gregory F 113 Rosenberg, Steve Howard 60,104 Rosenfeld, Jan Ellen Rosenthal, Michael Bruce 29,57, : 141 19 152,153 148 108,109 75 92,168,171 Roth, Stephen Anthony Rowland, Ruth Jeanne Rubinson, Reuven Ira Ruegg, George Michael Salazar, Kenneth Lee Salmen, Paul Albert Sandoval, Richard Allen 64 Sauer, Robert Wayman Jr 115 Sawyer, David Andrew ' 28 Schectman. Paul David 57 Schell, Paul William 58 Schelly, Anne Elizabeth 154 Scherer, Barbara Ann 157 Scherer, L. R. Ill 107 Schlessman, Cheryl Sue 36 Schneider, Jo Ann ' 157 Schoder, Susan Marie 57,102 m. Schollenberger, David Kennon 113 Schulte, Richard Allan 50,51,108 Schupp, Timothy Riley 35 Schweitzer, Mike Patrick 48 Scott, William Wallace 50,51 Scoutt, Hillary Loughridge 162 Seaton, Edward Flint 167,172 Seiler, Jeffrey Lawrence 28 Sensiper, Sylvia 57 Severa, Susan Lee 153 Severson, Kristen Ann 153 Seymour, Charles Thomas 104,105 Shackelford, Elizabeth Carroll 93 Sharpe, Saxon Elisabeth 21 Shaw, Kenneth John 108 Sheldon, William Charles 115 Shepard, Donald Carrington 172 Sherwood, Charles Leighton 118, 167 Shifrin, David Andrew 115 Shockley, Lynn Marie 154 Shoop, Robert Leigh 51 Shotwell, Carole ig 19 Siegfriedt, Katharine Ann 135 Silver, Carolyn Eilene 154 Silverman, Marc Alan 57 Simasko, Steven Michael 57 Slayden, Martha Eve 73 Small, Matthew Joseph 94 Small, Nancy Ann 150 Smith, Deborah 153 Smith, Gregory James 52,53 Smith, Jean Ellen 140 Smith, Melinda 152 Smith, Susan Hoke 41,110,153 Sohn, Gerard Fohs 104 Sokolow, Anthony Litt 169 Spence, Rebecca Ann 97,105 Sprague, Michael 30 Stafford, Brian Edwin 94 Stahlman, Richard Lee 101 Stang, Frederick William 116 Stebe, James Alan g j 8 Stephens, Jan Elizabeth 117,152 153 Stephenson, Wendy 31 Sternberg. Susan Pamela 154 Sternfeld, Michael Kenneth 162 Stevens, Michelle Lynne 31,150 Stockdale, Sidney Bailey 46 Stoeckly, Richard James 69,118 Stone, Anne Jennifer 157 Straub, Michael Bracken 116 Streamer, Charles Walker Jr. 115, 134 Sullivan, Kirk Jeffery 40.116 Suter, Elizabeth Hales 72 Suter, Philip Nye 32,163,171 Sutley, Christopher Robin 55,66,67 Swan, Karen Ann Swan, Theodore James Sweeney, Kathleen Ann Sylvester, Geoffrey Paul Taylor, Thomas Lowry Tcheyan, Leslie Jane Terrall. James Thomas, Chris Fuller Thomas, Louise Ann Thompson, Craig David Thompson, Joseph Satoru Thompson, Karyn Thompson, Mari M Thompson, Marilee Joan Thompson, Michael Robert 44,106 Thompson, Morley Punshon Jr. 108 Tickle, Richard Boyd 104 Tok umoto Lani Ro Traub, Daniel Joseph Tresenfeld, Eugene Lee Trotter, Katherine Sherman 142,153 46 153 92,169, 172 64,65 33.161 50,163 115 171 106.166 115 166 41 153 154 118 160 44, 110 149 160 110,153 157 118 30 152,153 64,97 66 Veranth, Mary Margaret 114,153 Vigil, Kathleen Ann 82,110.153 Vine, Nancy Ellen 153 Vogel. Charles S 173 Von Holdt, Laura Lynn 143 Voorhees, Karen Jan 32 Wadas, Eugene Albin 114 Trujillo, Richard Steve Van Ert, Heidi Van Holten, Bonnie Jo Van Valen, Judith Claire Van, Mark Gregory Van, Scott Christian Varner, Jennifer Lee Vaughn, James Francis III Ver Haar, Terry Raymond Wagner, Gregory Alan 173 Wakimura, Irene Viola 154 Wall, Anthony Joseph 28 Walton, Robert Evans 59 Wanlass, Elizabeth Caine 154 Warner, James Francis 42,53 Warner, Ted Elliott 69,118 Waste, Constance Marie 21 Watts, William Charles 37.57 Wehrli, Anne Kathryn 160 Weinberg, Jill 148 Weiner, S. Evan 102 Weisgal, Lawrence Jay 66,67,161 Weisgal, Lee William 108 Weisman, Richard Shane 35,118 Weiss, Steven Ira 108 Weitzel, Vickie Lynn 157 Welch, Charles Andrew 54 Welcomer, Tim David 118,119 Wellenbach, Patricia 161 Wengrovius, Jeffrey Hayward 115 Werner, Christina Louise 82 Weseman, Stephan C. 165 West, Philip Henry 118 Whitaker, Carol Deberniere 140 White, Robert Arthur 35 White, Robert Winston 118 Williams, John Hayward 34,162 Williams, Peter A 21 Williams, Terry Nixon 19,108 Willis, Robert G. 58 Wilson, Mary Lee 168 Winder, Bruce Shawn 116 Wise, Lisa Marie 34 Witt, John Anthony 19,108 Wohleb, Helen Carol 157 Wold, John Pearson 33,64,65,171 Wolf, Thomas Robert 131,171 Wood, Rachel Cams 21 Woodward, Anne Lynne 157 Yaeger, Margaret Marie 36,154 Young, Gail Ophelia 166 Young, Peter Alexander 108 Young, Thomas Elliott Smith 90 Zellerbach, Nancy 153 Ziolkowski, Mark Alan 66 Ziskin, Denise Ann 154 Zupetz, Charles Franklin 52,53 177 SENIOR DIRECTORY ARTHUR M. 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Do UZ . LYLi: KLK t) A t .N SS l.impdrn Court Ch SIS WNNE KNOCK tun 1 jlive sii,,,-i l.lmriursl. Illinois 1,111 :i, II KIJ RA |KAN KOENTC 1 1 allaw.r, Cm le Savannah, go 31405 IbRuJKAbIIONY KOI. BE EN ,1 1 Moffat l ' oeblo. Colorado 81003 STEPHEN ARTHUR KOLOSKI ' S i on Dunning Road ' .• v: Canaan, Connei.licul JOHN JOSEPH KOSIIAK lh85 South Raleigh Slreel Denver, Colorado 80219 KAY ELLEN KRAMER 1696 Princeton Avenue si Paul. Minnesota 55io KRISTIN JO KRANZUSH 317 Mirumar Drive Gresn Bay. Wisconsin 54301 ROBERT SCOTT KRIMMER 1010 Sheridan Road Wilmetle, Illinois 10803 KAREN RAK KRONMAN 3409 West Inner Drive Hibbing, Minnesota 55746 PAMELA ANN KUH.N 1015 Ashland Wilmelte. Illinois 60091 DENNIS KELLY KURUMADA 4174 Abinadi Road Sail Lake City, Utah 84117 ROBERT LEROY LANE JR. 6653 Fielding Terrace Colorado Springs. Colorado 80911 JACQUELINE ANNE LANG 1888 Temblethurst Drive South Euclid. 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NY 09055 179 LAURENCE S LOP 2024 Roanoke Colorado Springs, Colorado 80906 KATHRYN B LOWENFELS 95 Soundview Ave While Plains, ' Y 10606 |UDY CARROLL LOW1TZ 39 Mendola Avenue Rye, New York 10580 BRUCE ANDREW LOWRY 300 Hopi Place Boulder, Colorado 80303 MARY LOU LUBCHENCO 1250 St, Paul Street Denver. Colorado 80206 LYNN ELIZABETH LUIKART 90 Lake Edge Drive Euclid, Ohio 44123 STEPHEN JOHN LYONS 848 Pleasant St. Birmingham, Michigan 48009 WENDY LYSOBEY 14 Roosevelt Road Westport, Connecticut 06880 DOUGLAS SANDY MACKENZIE 45 Ground Pine Road Wilton, Connecticut 06897 BARBARA ANN MACNAUGHTON 361 Roselawn Blvd Green Bay, Wisconsin 54301 KAREN ELAINE MADSEN 1327 Kern Street Colorado Springs, Colorado 80915 (OEL CLINTON MAGUIRE 24772 San Vicente Lane Mission Viejo, California 92675 ERIC KIMBALL MALMBORG 3362 South Oneida Way Denver, Colorado 80222 JOSEPH VINCENT MALONEY N Weber ' _____ Colorado Springs, Colorado 80902 BRUCE ANDREW MANSFIELD 2976 South Magnolia Way Denver,- Colorado 80222 ROBERT FLETCHER MARCUSON 211 ' ' j Bijou Court Colorado Springs, Colorado 80903 ANGELINA V MARQUEZ 1228 Prairie Road Colorado Springs, Colorado 80909 LISA RUTH MARTIN 1345 Mariposa Boulder, Colorado 80302 BETTY MABEL MARTINEZ 1300 Beech Pueblo, Colorado 81001 FELIX MARTINEZ (R 1997 Macon Street Aurora, Colorado 80010 DIANE DONCOUSE MAUNTON 1214 W. Vermijo Street Colorado Springs, Colorado 80904 SCOTT CHARLES McADAMS 26 Westwood Court Eslherville, Iowa 51334 ERASER ANGUS McALPINE 3442 Cedarbrook Lane Toledo, Ohio 43615 RAVEN IOOR McDAVID 5736 South Blackstone Avenue Chicago. Illinois 60637 THERESA JANE McGUIRE 2231 Monaco Parkway Denver, Colorado 80207 STUART WAYNE McKINLAY 2171 Gulfshore Blvd. North Naples, Florida 33940 KATHLEEN ANN McMILLEN 30 Calle Mirasol Tucson, Arizona 85716 ALLAN JOSEPH MEDINA 327 - 11th Street Las Animas, Colorado 81054 _B |AMES LAKE MERRILL Star Route 1 Box 171 M Deming, New Mexico 88030 ERIC LANZ MEYTHALER 276 Donlea Road Barrington, Illinois 60010 CHRISTOPHER O MILLER 1030 South Park Street Apt 710 Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada MARK THOMSEN MILLER 7120 Gerard Drive Eden Prairie, Minnesota 55343 ZACH CARPENTER MILLER Plaza of Americas Bldg 7171 Mercy Road Omaha, Nebraska 68106 JOHN RANDOLPH MILLIAN 1105 Park Ave. New York, New York 10805 ELIZABETH ANN MILLS 7044 - 50th Avenue N E Seattle. Washington 98115 SHELLEY MILLS 950 Lake Road Webster, New York 14580 JOHN McNEALE MONCURE 115 Prince Street Alexandria, Virginia 22314 LINDA JANE MONTGOMERY 415 Seaspray Avenue Palm Beach, Florida 33480 DAVID CHARLES MOON 1917 Meadowlake Augusta. Kansas 67010 JOSEPHINE LOUISE MOORE 473 Bridge Street Owatonna, Minnesota 55060 MARIANNE VOIGT MOORE Rural Route 1 Mediapolis, Iowa 52637 ..,.., JOHN EDWARD MORRIS 2801 West 70th Ave Apt 306 Denver. Colorado 80221 RICHARD GORDON MOUNT 7 Riverside Drive Branford, Connecticut 06405 RUTH MULLEN 4214 Burnt Ridge San Antonio, Texas 78217 MICHAEL RAY MURPHY 3714 John Lynde Road Des Moines, Iowa 50312 PHILIP STIMSON MURPHY 15631 Glen Una Drive Los Gatos, California 95030 RUTH SHIPPEN MUSGRAVE 2717 Paseo Del Mar Palos Verdes Estates, California 90274 TIMOTHY JOSEPH MYERS 15 West Monument, 1 , Colorado Springs, Colorado 80903 :§..;■ ELIZABETH EVE NEELY 1025.Nawench Drive NW Atlanta, Georgia 30327 VIRGINIA NICHOLSON Hp fy %, 516 Oakley Road .,;;,, ' % Haverford, Pennsylvania 19041 BARBARA ELLEN NORTHCUTT 1937 Cheshire Drive Cheyenne, Wyoming 82001 JULIE ANN O ' DEA 440 Jasmine Denver, Colorado .80220 GRANT CHARLES OLSON 1432 Monteagle Colorado Springs, Colorado 809O9 JOHN N ORDAHL 1625 E. Platte Colorado Springs, Colorado 80909 ALISON JANE ORESMAN 12 Hazel Lane Larchmont, New York 10538 180 DEBORAH KAY ORMAN 582 - 33 Road Clifton, Colorado 81520 JULIA CAMPBELL ORMES 2810 Central Avenue Alexandria, Virginia 22302 RICHARD EDWIN ORY 701 Creslbend Houston, Texas 77042 AMY ANN OSTERHOLM 3124 Wycliffe Drive Modesto, California 95355 MARY |EAN OWENS 640 Old Long Lake Road Wayzata, Minnesota 55391 JANET PADELFORD 610 - 36th Avenue East Seattle. Washington 98102 MARK PAICH | 3241 South Monroe Street Denver, Colorado 80210 ROBERT CURTIS PA LMER 5829 S. Datura Street, Apt. 338 Littleton, Colorado THOMAS MATHEWS PARRY 3060 Teller Street Lakewood, Colorado 80215 CHRISTOPHER L. PATTON 1091 Arden Road Pasadena, California 91106 DAVID SAMUEL. PATZ 2-A Slade Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21208 NANCY SUEPEARSON 323 Dupps Avenue Pueblo, Colorado 81005 SANFORD MILLINGTON PELZ 1261 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10028 DAVID CARPENTER PERTZ 5228 Apo Drive ... „ ... Honolulu, Hawaii 96821 JAMES FREDERICK PETERS 1205 Sunset Road. Winnetka, Illinois 60093 : GARY LYNN PETERSON 229?Kent Place Boulevard Summit, New Jersey 07901 JENNIFER PHELPS 316 Gaylord Street Denver. Colorado 80206 LAURA TROXEL PICKERING P.O; Box 65 Miritura, Colorado 81645 JAMES BRITTON POGUE 1336 N. Tejon 1 Colorado Springs, Colorado .80903 RICHARD D ' POWELL 812 Hazelwood |%_9 Detroit, Michigan 48202 JOHN JAY PRETTYMAN 901 - 5th Street International Falls, Minnesota 56649 H CHARLES PRICE Hillside Route 2 Bartlesvllle, Oklahoma 74003 FRANK CAMERON PURDY 4305 Esteswood Drive Nashville, Tennessee 35J215 DANIEL BRIGGS RAWSON Moccasin Hill, Rural Route 1 Lincoln, Massachusetts 01773 JEFFREY WILLIAM REEBIE. Dolphin Cove Quay Stamford, Connecticut 08902 HENRY RICHARD REEVE Hill Winds, Pine Valley Road Oyster Bay, New York 11771 AMY LINDA ' REICHMAN 412 Narragansette Drive Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08034 NANCY RAE REINISCH 1044 Eastwood Road Glencoe, Illinois 60022 OMAS HOOD REY ' NOLDS Tarpon Island Palm Beach, Florida 33480 CYNTHIA RHODES 5 Lake Avenue Colorado Springs, Colorado 80906 SUZANNE LOUISE RICHARD 729 Delchester Lane Kirkwood, Missouri 63122 ANN ELIZABETH RICHARDS 316 Crum Creek Lane Newtown Square, Pennsylvania 19073 GEORGE ROBERT ROBB 5731 Eagle Harbour Road W Vancouver British Columbia Canada f 0A MICHAEL STUART ROBERTS 508 Iris Drive Security, Colorado 80911 JOHN DAVID ROBINSON IfWO North Prairie Stree Galesburg, Illinois 61401 KRISTIN ERNA ROCKEY 2584 Columbia Street Eugene, Oregon 97403 CARRIE ANN RODGERS 2038 South Corona Avenue Colorado Springs, Colorado 80908 ANN ROMERO 1017 West 12th Pueblo, Colorado 81003 DAVID BRIAN ROOS 245 Devon Place. Boulder, Colorado 80302 DIANE ELEANOR ROOT 3131 Hunts Point Road Belleuve, Washington 98004 JEFFREY SETH ROSE 3009 South Cornell Circle Englewood, Colorado 80110 STEVE HOWARD ROSENBERG 275 Leslee Lane .« Highland Park, Illinois 60035 RUTH JEANNE ROWLAND M 2914 Garden Hill Drive Colorado Springs, Colorado 80904 REUVENIRA RUBINSON 112 Darling Avenue New Rocheile, New York 10804 PAUL ALBERT SALMEN ■.,.. 1682 S Mississippi River Blvd St. Paul, Minnesota 55116 ELIZABETH JEiK$,;SANDERSON 611 West Pleasant Portage. Wisconsin 53901 ROBERT.WAYMAN SAUER JR 1508 Rerrderer Drive ' St. Louis, Missouri 63122 GLORIA WHITE SAYLER 5517 West Hazelwood Phoenix, Arizona 85031 SUSAN.MARIE SCHODER 885 ' Terrace Drive Los Altos, CaHJfornia 94022 RICHARD ALLAN SCHULTE 860 Sheridan Road . Winnetka. Illinois 60093 MICHAEL RANDOLPH SCHURR 1837 Outer Park Drive -■ Springfield, Illinois 62704 PETER DAVID SCHWARZ 1227 Paloma Drive , £$p St. Louis, Missouri 63:T3l ' ALAN RANDOLPH SEARS 7223. Ashington Drive Dallas, Texas 75225 EDWARD FLINT SEATON 875 Bryant Avenue Winnetka. Illinois 60093 JOHN B SEIBERLING 2370 Martin Road Akron, Ohio 44313 2 m L f ..ALISON KHERSON SERRE fl I len Hawk I. .in. ' ■Westporl. Connci iticul 06880 MAKSTON CAMP 6HEI TON i ' .isl Office Box fl Golden. Coloradu 811401 DONALD CARRINC ION SHEPARD 1113 East Forest .Wenue Neenah, Wisconsin j4T,h CHARLES LBIGHTON SHERWOQJ 2225 Cody Street Lakewood. Colorado 80215 DAVID ANDREW SHIIRIN 4 Hacienda Drive Salnl Louis. Missouri 6.1124 AROLE SHOTWBJ I l S, E. Hurold Ci I ' ortland. Oregon i MARY KAROL SIMON !4jd Cheyenne Boulevard Colorado Springs, Coloradi PAUL MARCUS SKAN 56S8 N Richmond Street Chicago, Illinois 60659 RICHARD ALAN 8KORMAN 830 Ghent Ridge Drive Akron, Ohio 44313 DAVID WESLEY SMITH B437 S E 62nd Street Mercer Island. Washington [BAN ELLEN SMITH 052 Hawbrook Kirkwood, Missouri wi:_ ME1.1NDA SMITH 7135 West Ellsworth .Uenue Lakewood. Colorado hiijjh DAVID HAROLD SMY HI f 15 West Arlington Ru.nl Erie. Pennsylvania 16509 DAVID LEE SNYDER 2250 |amaica Street Aurora. Colorado 80010 ANTHONY LIT I SOKOLOW 160 Catalpa Road Wilton. Conn- i ticut 116897 MARGARET WAGNER SOLI 203 Via Men tone Newport Beach. California 92660 TAT1ANA SOUDAKOFF West Caramillo Colorado Spring, Colorado 80903 LISABBTH ANN SPRINGER 64 Juniper Hill Loop Albuquerque. New Mexico 87122 BRIAN EDWIN STAFFORD 444 Slocum Hall The Colorado College Colorado Springs, Colorado 80903 STEPHEN MICHAEL STAMPFLI 16620 County Road 162 Nathrop, Colorado 81236 RICHARD F. STAPLES JR. 1231 North Cascade 5 Colorado Springs. Colorado 80903 |AMES ALAN STEBE 346 Kenilworth Avenue Uululh, Minnesota 55803 i BBIE LEE STERN Muirfield Road Angeles. (;.ilifoniia 9000 EI. IAMBS SIIEtll. 19 V Willamette Colorado Springs, Colorado 80903 PAULINE I ' URNER STRONG 1080 Filfcerl Court Denver. Colorado 80220 DAVID ROBERT STRU II IERS 2508%ast RouTt Ave. Pueblo. Colorado 81004 SPENCER EDWARD STUART P.O Box 11 West Alton. Missouri 63386 CHRISIOPHER ROBIN SUTLEY 6663 Urban Street Arvada. I olorado 80004 LAURA |£AN SWEET 15726 Bothell Way V E Seattle. Washington 98155 K EOFFREY PAUL SYLVESTER 1734 I ' arkStrrel Middleton. Wisconsin 53 CARL LYMAN TAHKOFPER 743 Sluarl Denver. Colorado 80204... DOROTHY GARDNER TAYLOR 7415 Cherokee Road Richmond. Virginia 23225 ELIZABETH BLACKBURN TAYLOR 4500 East Belleview Littleton. Colorado 80121 LESLIE IANETCHEYAN 17 Dolma Road Scaradale. New York 10583 ELIZABETH PARKS TEBBETTS 7028 Kingsbury Boulevard St. Louis. Missouri 63130 IAMES TERRALL Cornwall Bridge. Connecticut 06754 LOUISE ANN THOMAS 1420 Braine L ' Alleud Triage De La Bruyere 56 Belgium 01420 CRAIG DAVID THOMPSON 1J14 McKinley Avenue Rock Springs. Wyoming 82901 KARYN SUE THOMPSON 5755 East Oxford Avenue Englewood. Colorado 80110 MICHAEL ROBERT THOMPSON 66 Overlea South Massapequa Park. NY 11762 PAGE ELIZABETH THOMPSON 6250 Remington Road Cincinnati, Ohio 45242 THERESA TOBER 2420 Gold Rush Drive, 3 Colorado Springs. Colorado 80906 ■ B(JKAII RUTH TRISSEI. H724 N Tejon Kolorado Springs. Colorado 80907 klOTHY I APPLY TURNER 60 Race Street enver. Colorado 80206 EGORY LEE TWOMBLY ll Kent Road ■ lillsdalc. New |ersejL07642 BlNOUT VAN WEST 0012 NW 27th Street klahoma City. Oklahoma 73122 RK GREGORY VAN 885 Hunter Lane I. Paul. Minnesota 55118 EGORY SHAW VA 1005 Westwood Road Lolorado Springs, Cqj JENNIFER LEE ' AKN ' BR H)005 Westwood Rnadfl Colorado Springs. 1 uloradc 80919 HrRY RAYMOND VER HAAR H)731 West 125th Street H ' alus Park, Illinois 61 ■HN MARTIN VILLA Hfctrawberry Creek Bvleeker, Colorado 81 BlARLES S VOGEL BB Jashotah, Wisconsin 53058  REN JAN VOORHEES J%3972 Peninsula Drive Traverse City. Michigan 49684 GREGORY ALAN WAGNER |f§066 North 1730 East ogan. Utah 84321 RTIN NEAL WALTON 005 Cottie Lane rlington, Texas 76010 IZABETH CAINE WANLASS 55 Woodbrook Lane incinnati. Ohio 45215 LEN LOUISE WATSON 050 George Street. Apt 6M Col House ew Brunswick, New Jersey 08901 RY CAMPB.BLL WATTS Fairgreen Place hestnut Hill, Massachusetts 02167 BBIE LYNNE WEIS 00 E. Randolph Drive. Apt. 3813 hicago, Illinois 6 601 LAWRENCE JAY WEISGAL 222 Hartzell vanston, Illinois 80201 JfrNTHlA ROBIN WEJfcfc ■462 W. Willow Court Milwaukee. Wisconsin 53217 JIM DAVID WELCOMER 1532 Alice Street Wauwatosa. Wisconsin 53213 STEPHAN C. WESEMAN Box 285 Green Mountain Falls, Colorado 80819 CAROL DEBERNIERE Willi AKER 3090 South Saint Paul Denver, Colorado 80210 IOI1.N EARL WHITE 125 Melrose Pueblo. Colorado 81004 CATHY LYNN WH1TLOCK 321 Kearney Street Denver. Colorado 80220 EDWARD PATRICK WILLIAMS 2ZiAMb Street . 7oTdenWBPlBdo 80401 ' •I EN.N K WILLIAMS in I niverail) 1 .in le : pi -lit. Colorado 80501 RAYMOND CHARLES WILLIAMS 824 Columbus.  fl()2 Rapid City . South 0 K jI.i 57701 ANDREW LANE WILSON 121 W. Zi, 1 Road Santa Fe, New Mexi ' 87501 MARY LEE WILSON ?2 Albert Court London SW 7, England LESLIE MAGEE WINN H831 South Hill Way Littleton, Colorado 801211 MICHAEL THOMAS WINN 9355 East Chenango Aw-nue Englewood, Gulmado 801 lit JOHN PEARSON WOLD 1231 West 30th Street Casper. Wyoming 82601 PERSIS GUILFORD WOLF 20 Wesl Columbia Colorado Springs. Colorado 80907 THOMAS ROBERT WOLF 49 Upper N. Terrace Tiburon. California 94902 ELSA ANNE WOLMAN 2104 Wesl Rogers Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21209 GAIL OPHELIA YOUNG 549 Griffith Way Widefield, Colorado 80911 MICHAEL McCLURE YOUNG 3092 West Grand Avenue Englewood, Colorado 80110 THOMAS ELLIOTr SMITH YOU 219 Sixth Street Wilmette, Illinois 60091 JEANETTE ABELE ZEIS 3936 Magnolia Street Colorado Springs. Colorado 809 ' |OHN STEVEN ZINNER 311 Homewood Koad Los Angeles, California 90049 □ X4 976 wrmmwiwW D n The Bro a dmoor Colorado Springs, j Colorado 80901 pSBSt ■ . |o . .| .41) J e : i j, — • .• !j ■ n 182 The blue flame. We ' re going to keep it burning. Colorado Interstate Gas Company A Unit of Coastal States Gas Corporation -S wrr U4HI r « tfo ft are . . . ustt e r fs f fa ytrw ine rr.i a ' HOLLY SUGAR CORPORATION • COLORADO SPRINGS. COLORADO 80901 183 FOR THE BETTER BREW... Motor Hotel And Restaurant Direct Dial Phone Service Color Television I Adjoining Restaurant Glass Enclosed Pool Credit Cards Accepted I 1 2 Block from CC 820 N. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, Colo. 80902 Phone 633-5513 s 184 MAY-M Serving You Since 1958! Take a bow, gazette ' teleGraph FOWLER LUMBER 117 W. Vermijo 473-2411 Gadec ' s 9 SOUTH WEBER Phntn Supply Phone 634-8833 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO 80903 185 r - S THE BANKS OF THE PIKES PEAK REGIONAL CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION Academy Boulevard Bank The Bank of Colorado The Bank of Fountain Valley o Bank The Citadel Bank The Colorado Springs National Bank East Bank The Exchange National Bank The First National Bank of Colorado Springs First State Bank of Fountain Fort Carson National Bank United Bank of Colorado Springs a restaurant N meat fish alcohol BROADMOOR HOTEL a z LAKE AVE. CHEYENNE MTN. BLVD. (country CLUB CORNERS J iYENNE MTN iRADO SPRINGS 576-5223 252 E. CHEYENNE MTN. BLVD. COLORADO SPRINGS l3 BREWED WITH PURE ROCKY r A C v m SPRING WATER, i VI s I,,;;, . ;;;;:: ' ' ' 4 J? ' S - i w£4 ■lli ' l l«l u«f..r. iiliii iiiflilt Serving Colorado College for 70 Years MURCO DRUG | Cache La Poudre at Tejon Colorado Springs, Colorado 187 GOOD FOOD, GOOD FUN AND GOOD LIVING . . . ALL UNDER ONE ROOF! The London Grill, offering the diner Gourmet Cuisine and Elegant Service. The Cafe Plaza, a unique restaurant with Extensive Menus and Reasonable Prices. The Piccadilly Bar, featuring Live Entertainment and Terrific Atmosphere. Three good, good, good places in one! Ihe nHers IP - InNers Piaza Hotel. At the foot of Pikes Peak. • A New Standard of Elegance For Colorado Springs 188 MOTEL 124 Rooms Suites Air Conditioned Color TV DINING ROOM COCKTAIL LOUNGE CONVENTION FACILITIES UP TO 700 WE CATER TO BANQUETS AND WEDDINGS All-Year Indoor Outdoor Heated Pool • Sailing • Horseback Riding • Golf 481-2213 1-25 at COLO. 105 (EXIT 73) Monument, Colorado IN THE FOOTHILLS OF THE COLORADO ROCKIES THE CC BOOK STORE Rastall Center 473-2233 x 333 ' Books for your Future ' THE HUB Rastall Center Good Times, Good Food At the Hub 189 GOODBYE, PEOPLE 190 4JU EDITORIAL STAFF r :0-EDITORS . . : . . ,. . j .Deborah Chaloud Carrie Rodgers ' HOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Peter Bansen BUSINESS MANAGER Richard Kilbride ]OVER PHOTOGRAPHY Peter Bansen iTAFF MEMBERS Kim Fremont Jay Hartwell Robin Maynard Pat Meyer Mary Reisher Irene Wakimura COMPANY ADVISOR John Fotenos 191 - 1 Our use of the campus tour as the organizational basis of the 1974-75 PIKES PEAK NUGGET is designed to show the intimate relationship between events and the physical structures of the college campus. Under the Block Plan, one may spend an entire year in one academic building; many events are readily identified with physical structures: sports — El Pomar, sciences — Olin Hall, or military science — Cossitt Hall. Although many students did not know a book was under production, a small and somewhat efficient force worked sporadically to bring you this edition of the PIKES PEAK NUGGET. It is our wish that you may catch a glimpse of The Colorado College in the academic year 1974-75 — the fine, liberal arts college nestled at the foot of Pikes Peak, only sixty miles south of Denver. Our most heart-felt thanks go to our photographers: Peter Bansen, our photo editor, who rotted his fingers off in the line of duty; Dave Banks, to be known from now on as most foresighted , for identifying photos when he took them; and Mary Maffei, for sticking with us past the end. On the other side, that is, the copy side, we would like to thank Mary Reisher and Pat Meyer. Their late night typing pulled us through. Irene Wakimura, a valent faculty sales person, is presently regaining her health after repeated fits of frustration due to faculty respon- ses concerning possible subscriptions; thanks, Irene, you tried. Also, our thanks to Rich Kilbride, an ad salesman, who had to face a tight year compounded by 192 tight businessmen. Without the undaunted humor of Hank Pearly and his right-hand-man, Jay Heartburn (also known as Frank Purdy and Jay Hartwell) many a night would have been a failure. John Fotenos, you dear man, who would have ever thought working for Walsworth Publishing would bring you into contact with people such as us. On our thanks but no thanks list, we would like to include the architect of Cutler Hall who put all the hot water pipes in our office ceiling; the color-blind people who painted our office dirty yellow trimmed in dirty orange, and our faculty advisors who insisted we have a photo index. Also on our thanks but no thanks list are all the professors who wouldn ' t show up for pictures and the professors who wouldn ' t buy a book because they think they will be able to get a free one. Finally, thanks but no thanks to the CCCA, inspite of their survey showing that the students preferred a NUGGET to an unnamed literary journal, they funded the journal for more than last year and cut the funding of the NUGGET, so that it will be almost impossible for next year ' s editor, Peter Bansen, to get a book published. Is there a place for such unrepresentative government at CC? Our question for the future. We hope you enjoy what may be the last edi- tion of the PIKES PEAK NUGGET. Deborah Chaloud Carrie Rodgers EDITORS WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo.. ISA. fi ' rve arts czrdo r y- ■ - IsGliQ LI shove chapel 1LUL iLiUL__ CQQQnq tUXQ ffnnn n nnnn I TTT-TTl ) .. _ , 01 slocujryi. ha-il- ypjYfCL street: L. a