Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1980 volume:

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Our achievement is from within, but always re We can ' t deny our dependence upon eac structures of which we are a part. We need ourselves, We definitely need each other . . . The Generation of Selves. Colorado College Nugget 1979-1980 CONTENTS interaction group living organizations school structure beyond MmM FOCUS ONE: self B ' ouiTx, oi ' jL, t- - 2 rL onlu onsL. O ' OULh O-urn J tkA fX, - - r. zi - OXA COuY -i 0(xiiuyy .(K oulL fl KK MSff k, l p s - m ' O;:! -w FOCUS TWO: interaction Call on me, brother When you need a hand, We all need somebody to lean on. r i 41 A % We are all one- bound together by our simple humaness. Homecoming « - _ ' ' ■■■ ' . ' :« . £; 47 Seniors 50 f V ' Tdkiriae ♦ «. H r OD -Din Hts - ' i 52 £sM H mRb | r i - w« n|___ mlH 1 m gg gg - if rL - jrj Same iSras3Fevrier GR4N0VEGLI0NE 3! BAL MASQUE K r icm 1 n n ' O JHHi ' H HK mm  S 1 HH lij[ I ' i jfr 1 BWt V T 1 Mf (■ 59 63 I 1 1 - ' ' ' fl l 1-, i BE K H m ■■iia 65 gfj j f |r-t .Sll| -l ' A .. «i - JC ' V :-: ' -: ' 7 y f J ' •V We are made up of the bits and pieces we gather from the lives of the people who move in and out of our lives. Louis Cheney ' , ? 66 67 FOCUS THREE: group iivin There ' s no place like home, There ' s no place like home. B e m I s F r a n c a • I s e 73 r ' S i 77 78 T e n n e y H o u s e M o n t o m e r y !! K I«iT7 5 1 0. , A m k ijf F ' op mM y ply ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' K ' ' ' ' V ' .- : - ., „s. ' %« 1 s n Fi on PI fi n i ii M n ri n ri ill w Beta Theta Pi Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Chi Rise and shine, kids . . . this is KRCC with you on a bright and beautiful Friday morning.  i FOCUS FOUR organizations 92 Diversions - breathing holes for the human spirit. games, but never lost a boat race . . . beat CSU (B team?) . . . Greenholtz ' s best game for the other team . . . Cleary and Di- able ' s passing . . . Blake ' s wrestling talent . . . rather have a bottle in front of me than a frontal lobatomy . . . Women ' s Tennis an awesome team . . . second in regionals . . . won all but one . . . the pinky team handshake . . . dinner at Baskin Robbins . . . practices . . . serve returns . . . getting psyched . . . Yellow Bananas, ATTACK! . . . • w:- l feju.. -S - ' - f Football . . . peach-fuzzed tigers survive and sometimes thrive . . . hot summer practices . . . more players than fans??? Downed Mine ' s and Fort Lewis . . . creamed McMurray at Homecoming . . . super freshmen and hard-core juniors . . . Russel ' s Rocky Road defense . . . Bundy (Simms) doing everything from wingback . . . 126 pound Ed Stein . . . All American Tailback, Mike McQueen . . .a new decade for the Tigers . . . ' - ' .;; ' ::• « ' .: • -■ ' Soccer . . . a laborious season . . . practice? . . . Horst . . . speedy players. . . two drafts to the pros, Haus and Deeds . . .Buffalo and Lurch . . . hot new freshmen players . . . Spenc ' s chin and his awesome blocks . . . Kelly ' s tassles and trips . . . roadtrips to California . . . rollerskating and passing out on the beach . . . Skinny ' s dog and ABUF . . . Pass . . . Kick . . . Head . . . GOAL!!! .Ar a -4 Women ' s Field Hockey . . . ;ames at Olympic Training field . . . sliding on the turf . . . women . . . We ' re Special . . . jimbo ' s . . . Prove . . . Coach Cook . . . two players, Lisa and Margaret, on the all stars team . . . captains, Jeanie and Mary . . . mascot Golly , . . bus rides with DU . . . Women ' s Volleyball . . . every year improves more and more . . . spiking . . . bumping . . . losing face . . . Wheatie . . . Pony . . . wild girls . . . hassling freshmen . . . eating on roadtrips . . . injuries . . . injuries . . . and more injuries . . . Metro rivalry . . . winning and almost making it all the way . . . Next year??? Hockey Coach Sauer and Birtch . . . Captains Glera Van and Gary Reinking . . . leading scorers Bruce Aikens and Dale Maksymyk . . . Mowtown . . . Brown Dog . . . Mane ' s radio in air ports . . . paging . . . 5-4 overtime victory over DU for first sweep of the season . . . Cardiac Kids . . . with last minute goals . . . semi-final playoffs in Minnesota . . . next year all the way . . . y. J Ski Team . . . . Captain Dan McCarthy typical hangout ski hills . . Laramie two years in a row . as they can . . . . Oly . . . Shapeo . . . running out of gas in . everybody skis as best fe. Men ' s Basketball . . . «. % . . . Captain Cliff . . . Coach Carle . . . Dennis Woods, leading scorer ... St. John . . . Snuffy . . . Mean Dean . . . Puff . . . Mac . . . Beating Panhandle state by two points . . . driving on 10 hr road trips in the Mel Mobile with no lights ... no brakes . . . God the other team is big ... a young team improving . . . 9 i a i Women ' s Basketball . . . Led by Coach Laura Golden and Busette Driver Ellie Milroy . . . captains Lorna Kollmeyer and Ann Pringle . . . the Silver Fox . . . Wang Chang Gee, Hangin ' Janyce, Maestrok, Brick Wall, puppy, Bambi . . . memorable games at UNC with Lorna ' s 2000th point and at Air Force for first CC victory on their court . . . hotspot roadtrips . . . driving through miles and miles of Texas . . . first in Conference . . . puppy chow for a full year . . . Paul Hurt ' s parties . . . fun . . . friendship . . . closeness ... a season that was really really DEEEEE!!! 103 Women ' s Swimming ... . . . Coach Roberta Shonk . . . Barb Wolfe . . . Valentine ' s Day meet against Air Force . . . Pink French Tickler for Coach Lear. . . . So how ' s the back of the bus??? Men ' s Swimming Big Cats . . . Coach Jerry the Fox Lear . . . captains Wade Moore and Kris Hammond . . . Matt Rocky Layman . . . victories over Ft. Lewis and UNC . . . invaded by Muffin Men in Mexico . . . Roadtrip to Durango . . . Where ' s the tube? Freshman take out lane lines . . . Big Cats at Poncha Truck stop . . . Sit down Norm . . . Fox does it again . . . Best team in years . . . Women s Soccer . . . . . . captains Nancy Bristow and Kristen Fowler (Sprout), . . . Murph . . . Sparks . . . T . . . Jr . . . Pfeiffs, . . . Hanice . . . Dush . . . coach Steve Paul and Sharon Peterson, Richard Edison and Sue Brown . . . total league record of 10-3 . . . roadtrip to Santa Barbara . . . dinner parties . . . Ogulagachi . . . D . . . Kick ass not grass ... A super D season . . . Men ' s Tennis . . . captain Jerry Brendel, coach Thatcher . . . Slow . . . 7-6 victory over U of Southern Colorado in third set . . . CC Invitational won by CC over CSU by 6 points . . . Wazzle ' s Supper Club . . . Liquor Store . . . two players to NCAA ' s in California . . . first victory over use in 15 years . . . best team in years . . . 107 . . . coach Flood and Hurt . . . women ' s leaders Katie Brown and Valerie Vanessa Norton, The Proper Sisters . . . men ' s relay team, Mitch Hoffman, Greg Hyles, Fred Calves and Doug Simms defeat of all local competition . . . Hoffman swept 100 and 200 meters . . . women ' s Pueblo rival . . . annual trip to California to Redlands Invitational where relay placed fifth out of 25 teams . . . missed qualifying for nationals by 4 10 of a second . . . Hoffman missed qualifying for nationals by 1 10 of a second . . . three wild days in Las Vegas . . . annual track picnic . . . We ' re out here for the fun of it, not to win ... successful season due to high quality individual performance and a unified and competitive team spirit . . . Track  .■. s . ' ' - . ' - Baseball . . . captain Will Volkman, coach Frasca and Hall . . . Tommy 6 Trefz . . . victory over Nebraska Weysleyan 12-11 v ith tv o grand slams . . . beat Colorado School of Mines . . . annual golden glove golf tournament . . . 3-16 record for season . . . You gotta love the game! . . . not a great record, but lots of fun . . . ( ' i r.te 1 . i Men ' s Lacrosse . . . captain Drew Thwaits coaches Staller, Kay and Trovbh . . . wiz . . . Drewball . . . juice, rivalry against Air- force, UNC . . . 11-4 season . . . sucked up first couple of roadtrip losses . . . tossing coach Kay in shower . . . banquet at Doc Stabler ' s house ... a strong second half team that never gave up. Women ' s Lacrosse If L A. £1 WF 3 w l .jM s ...s™ ' Chavarim . . . Evan Hackell and Karen Jacobsen . . . fall film series . . . Hanakah party . . . Chain Herzog lecture . . . bagel sales !!! BSU 1 f - S ' ' ' . . . the first annual Black History Week . . . Vinnie Burrows . . . Cleo Parker Robinsons ' Dance Ensemble . Kujichaquila Umoia lman Native American Student Association 11 1 I L rap jii«i«i - ■ wki ■ ' te m9 m | 5, i |P . 1 41 ' - M X™1?% . ' - - - -. ' 1 T — 1 M ' %! Mecha I Foreign Students Blue Key Panhellenic . . . . . . president Kim Lund . . . Special Olympics . . . pledge formats . . . canned food drive . . . women and money seminar . . . secret sororities . . . progressive dinners . . . study breaks . . . Volunteer Action . . . the largest student organization . . . Thanksgiving banquet . . . gp; haunted house . . . graduation . . . Everyone needs a friend to count Film Series Chairman Erik Thomsen . . . midnight movies . . . cartoon nights . . . Pink Panther night . . . Woody Allen flicks . . . Harold and Maude !!! that ' s all folks . . . Women ' s Commission . . . Chairperson Valdree Thalley ... Pat Krueger . . . Pam Mercer . . . An Evening with Women in the Community . . . Women hold up half the sky . . . Extra-Curricular . . . . . . chairperson Mary Brown . . . Vienesse Ball . . . Winter Carnival ... Ice Cream Social . . . Beer supplying is not our only function . . . Student Health Advisory Board . . . . . . Mike Sevan ' s, chairman . . . new Boettcher Health Center Director . . . selected nurse practitioners . . blood drives . . . Outdoor Recreation . . . . . . Chairpersons Jim Lewis and Dcnisc Kennedy . . . trips to Steamboat, Durango, Aspen . . . rafting . . . climbing . . . They went which way??? Crafts Leisure Program . . . liBte M .«. - « r ' : . Benny ' s . . . John McGlynn and Dave Goodman . . . Live music . . . plays . . . the only campus bar featuring live music and varied atmosphere for breaking from the academic world . . . We ain ' t the library ... CCCA . . . president Beth German . . . funding organizations and symposiums . . . CHANGES . . . in switchboard hours . . . cascade crosswalk . . . dog policy . . . loft policy . . . library hours . . . getting student ' s input . . . We need one more for a quorum ... Have you looked for alternat- ed funding? . . . working for the students . . . Honor , Council ... . Cutler Board . . . . . . Ed Goldstein and Tom Atkinson . . . overhauled entire workings of the corporation . . . trying to save money . . . President Worner ' s gracious contributions ... a singing telegram to old Catalyst editors in pink tu-tu ' s . . . straining under the pressure of deadlines . . . CC Critique Leviathan v Catalyst Theatre Workshop .. Gamma Phi Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Kappa Gamma 125 theoest things I coca in __ TheRighttoBeGay W Lif6! .V. « . Marathi UOWPf gos ration ...ter SOLAB HEATTOG Bfnmg: The Surgeon General Has Determined vl|V iMUlttv at Cigareiie Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health, mil I IAIVIfM hn, TWoalIbeeft)attiesspeciaIsaucelettuoe- Vios oge V  . I pUUTlO v ' - e-AQi THPWAYITWi FOCUS FIVE: school structure If you have built castles in the air, Your work need not be lost; That is where they belong. Now put the foundation under them. Henry David Thoreau Administration ■ An institution is the lengthening shadow of one 1 man. Page 128 (clockwise), TOP: Dean Coleman, Dean Brooks, Dean McLeod, Dean Taylor, Dean de la Garza; MID. RT: Dean Riegel; BOT. RT: Richard Wood and Admissions Office Staff; BOT. LFT: Mickey Wilson; MID. RT: Rastall Desk Staff: Betty Verdieck, Mary Green, Ellie Milroy, Ruth Breitwiser. Page 129 (Clockwise), TOP: President Worner; MID. RT: Career Center Staff and Carol Leavenworth; BOT. RT: Jim Johnson and Registrar Office Staff; Library Staff; Bookstore Staff. Anthropology V 4 TOP: Professors Nowak and Kutsche; MID: Anthropology Majors: BOT - E. Vesterglare, P. Lyng, M. Nelson, G. Jaramillo, T. Adair, K. Mcintosh, N. Branham, A. Weston, E. Dunlap; MID - K. Jones, L. Billups; TOP - J. Egloff, J. Ludecke, H. Baldwin, K. Thomas, K. Kinney, B. Filby; BOT: Professor Hoffman and Stoller. TOP RT: Professor Klipper, MID RT: Professor Arnest; BOT RT: Professor Palota and Professor Chenoweth; MID LFT: Professors Arnest, Murray and Trissel. Senior Art Majors: TOP: Dawn Maloney, Carrie Price, Shelley Leizman, Ann Oatman, Heidi Cost, Jeff Stoddard, Brad Winslow, Paul Johnson. BOTTOM: Jennifer Hoffman, Ann Bigongiari, Wendy Summer, Nina Brodsky, Laurie Fleming, Frank Wheeler. Business Economics Page 135 (clockwise), TOP LFT: Professors Becker, Greer, Hecox; TOP RT: Professors Bird, Barton and Griffiths; BOT RT: Professors Johnson and Laux; BOT LFT: Senior Majors Bus Econ. Page 136 (clockwise), TOP LFT: Professor Jones, TOP RT: Senior Chemistry Majors: bot - Rod Mackinnon, Betty FHarwood, Kevin Kersey, Jon Robinson, Janet Smith, top - Tami Fland, Keli Price, Jensa Saakvitne, Erik Thomsen, Wade DerMond, Hans Thomsen. BOT RT: Professor Jones, F uebert, and Brian Davis, BOT LFT: Professors Kester, Bower, FHitchcock, and Becky Bronson. Chemistry Drama Dance Page 137 (clockwise), TOP LFT: Cast from Romeo and Juliet, TOP RT: Professors Malcolm and Zabinski, BOT RT: Thurn Hoff- man and Ulla Laurio. Page 138 (clockwise), TOP LFT: Ralph Waite from the Waltons discussing plans for the MASTER BUILDER with CC professors; TOP RT: Professor Cornick BOT RT: Professor Devlin, BOT LFT: Professors Malcolm and Zabinski. TOP LFT: Professors Coleman, Butte and Tynan; TOP RT: Professors Simons, Reinitz, Stavig; BOT RT: Professors Gordon, Yaffee and Sarchett; BOT LFT: Senior English Majors - bot - K. King, P. Parks, A. Cole, A. McGee, T. Squyres; Mid - P. Ward, C. Huller, L. Vanderburg, C. Warren, D. Parks, T. Atkinson; top - D. Prindle, A. Pendleton, C. Johnston, M. Brown, C. Otto. Geology TOP LFT: Professor Lewis and David Sawyer, TOP RT: Professors Hannigan, Loeffler and Fischer, BOT RT: Senior Geology Majors, BOT LFT: Professor Bruce Loeffler. History TOP: Professors Barton and Blasenheim, BOT: Professors Tucker, Ashley, Mcjimsey and Hoch- man. Math TOP: bot - Professors Roe- der, Watkins, Tinsley, Sim- mons, Sterling; top - Mike Winfrey; paraprofessional, Professors Janke, Schiffman, and Perlmutter; BOT: Math Majors, bot - D. Robinson, M. Post, K. Skinner; top - A. Van Schrader, J. Vacek, R. Edison, P. Strickholm. TOP bot - Professors Wright, Langer, Bor- der, top - Professors Veirs, Iverson, Hilt; BOT RT; Senior Physics Major - Andy Peterson, Dave Klotmen, Barney Berglund, Erik Vaag, Dave Cannard, Lennard Zinn; BOT LFT: Profes- sors Bordner and Hilt. Political Science y TOP RT: Professors Lee, Stivers, and Dickerson; TOP RT: Professors Livesay, Loevy, and Mike Higgins: MID RT: Professors Hochman, Finley and Blasenheim; BOT LFT: Anne Feiler and John Carter; MID LFT: Delegation to the Model UN. Top - Professor Genova, Krimm, Pickle, Mid Ift - Religion Majors, Bot - Professors Cauvel and Rabbin, Mid rt - Professor Burton. sm Religion and Philosophy Physical Education m TOP LFT: Professors Golden, Lear and Anderson. MID LFT: Professors Carle, Frasca, and Eastlack, BOT LFT: Professor FHandley and Flood. Classics, German, Russian TOP LFT: top - Professor Boyce, Professor Bizzarro, Professor Madruga, Professor Rabbin, Professor Urioste. bot - Professor Daniels, Professor Simmons, Professor Peterson. TOP RT: Scene from the French Play, BOT RT: Cast from the French Play, BOT LFT: Romance Language Majors. Romance Languages Sociologyf Top: Professor Boder- man, Duncombe, and Shaw; Bot: Sociology Majors: top - M. Hig- gins, B. Altman, H. Garnett, W. Waschmut, A. Jaquez; bot - C. Hirsch, M. Duncombe, P. Radriquez, B. Dunne. Psychology TOP: bot - Professor Keller, Vicky Littman, Lavonne Spivey, Professor Adam; top - Professors Shearn, Roberts, Foch, Eichengreen. BOT - Psychology Majors: top - C. Roberts, G. Johns, J. Eichengreen, T. Foch, R. Pendergast, Z. Smith, D. Shearn.; bot - V. Littman, S. Bowers, M. Keene. FOCUS SIX: and beyond ■ ' A ship in a harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for. ENIOY THE BROADMOOR k WAY OF LIFE ' ' ' A TRADITION OF QUALITY ENTERTAINMENT AND DINING Enrerroinmenr means enchonrmenr or The BROADMOOR. From rhe GOLDEN DEE, English Pub feoruring sing-o-long piono ond BROADMOOR WEST ' S new , ni -.,- i r SPECS SPOT, o top show lounge t - U- ■ . L offering quolity enrerroinmenr, ro rhe RENDEZVOUS Lobby Lounge ond rhe olwoys popular LAKE TERRACE LOUNGE. 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