Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1982 volume:

£T7 te Ffe ett TrVl te€ o OS), CC release, climbing the walls, any wall Professor William Hochman and Pam Riley Jim Skutt and friends Table of Contents Fall Do Kristin Sheffels and Rich Tallman look like they are having fun. Freshmen 6 Faculty 17 Homecoming Inaguration 38 Sports 48 Sororities 58 Winter 66 Events 68 December Graduates 72 Fraternities 76 Organizations 83 Sports 98 Spring 118 Upperclass 120 Sports 134 Events 142 Seniors 146 Chris Dvorak, Chuck Powell, Bob Matsuoka and Mark Williams in the traditional Fall Phi Delt ' s fifties show Freshmen: The Beginning An artist beautifying those white walls 9S Freshmen Olympics Softball is always easier with an audience During the normally hectic and alien times of orientation, freshmen experienced Colorado College in a uniqu e way. They were the guinea pigs for the revised freshmen orientation program. Freshmen found the fun and frolic of previous years supplemented by discussions and intellectual diversions. They participated in the traditional Freshmen Olympics, for isn ' t that the best way to get to know your brother or sister wing? fresh rrwn wvnas  5 1 u m 3 South: Back Row — Adrianna Carvalho, Susan Henley, Eve Pollak, Cyndy Whiteside. Peggy Clements, Ann Halpin, Jean Van Sinderen, Sandy Gardner, Sali Tatler, Becca Clank. Middle Row — Marci Wright, Mandy MacCallum, Julia Welden, Kimie Wurster. Marti Kemmer, Chery Flores, Karin Kenney. Front Row — Tara McNabb, Lenise White, Linda Ellis, Darry Beach, Katie McDonald, Mary Ann Lile, Julie Johnson, Tammy Gentry, Margaret Miller, Melody Johnson. Not pictured — Lisa Cataldo, Diane Pacheco, Merrie Mangolon. 3 West: Back Row— Brigham Olson, Ron Jagger, Tom D ' Andrea, Kenneth Sacks, Jim Lowenberg, Scott Slade, Paul Burge, Kenton Gee. Middle Row — Mike Neff, Eric Bergson, Geoff Gushee, Clai Calvin, Tom Harlow, Craig Young, Chase Brand. Front Row— Hans Phillips. 4 North: Back Row— Heidi Davis. Susan Hammett. Ann Kerwin, Nancy Imhoff, Judy Jackson, Betsy Horsely. Middle Row — Carrie Taylor, Julie Gates, Amy Bloom, Kim Case, Nina Deconcini. Rhonda Henry, Claire Buckley. Front Row — Cindy Kamoroff, Lauren Gipe, Revae Templin. Anna Scholten, Andrea Levitt. Stephanie Johnson. Suzanne McKinney, Julie Barnes. Ingrid Brook-Kothlow. Not Pictured — Anami Evans, Ella Ray, Betsy Alexander. 2 South: Back Row— Mary Travers, Judith Spiegel, Andrea Marcus. Nancy McCoy. Kristi Parker, Missy Hyde. Lisa Piper, Terry Kessel. Beth Evans. Liza Malott, Kathy McKay. Middle Row— Ana Vargo, Kathleen Collins. June Opperman, Anne Opperman. Anne Conlin. Lisa Burkstallen, Rina Plattner, Darcy Henderson, Robin Slough, Barbara Feiller, Kip Freytag, Susan Heninger. Tami Smith, Hyla Wolf. Front Row— Jennifer Roberts, Nancy Imhoff, Melody Johnson, Maeve Cannon, Liz Gardner. Polly Smith, Leah Hammond, Hannah Clinton. Kim Zeller, Peg Cunning. i 2 North: Back Row — Kevin Kinnear, Justin Movedaway, Todd Davis, Rob McAnulty, Bob Griffith. Middle Row— Dave Kilty. Ralph Rieker, Jeff Phillips, Andrew Hook. Front Row — Brad Wolf, Doug Franquemont, Frank Valdez. I North: Back Row — Matt Jones, Derek Mathias, Gunther Karsten. Darren McKeel. Tim Lehman. Middle Row — Mark Minan, Dave Caven, Rob Jagger. Mark Skilling, Mark Sipowicz, Geoff Mason, Eric Braun, Ernie Luning. Front Row — Bill Hahn, Ian MacDonald. Andy Stenovec, Beau Holland, Andy Peabody. Not Pictured— Scott Ellard, Buck Blessing, Ian Griffis, Gordon Row. reshmen wvnas 2 West: Back Row— Aimee Serrurier. Diana Bernardo, Martha Marco, Tammy Wright, Stacy Bendel, Anne St. John, Alisa Antony. Front Row— Audrey Minden, Christina Goodman. Carrie Printz, Jean Lofsvold, Michelle Marchese. Not Pictured — Mary Warner, Enid Colson. Ella Ray, Angela Padilla, Cindy Romero. I South: Back Row— Jim Stallard, John Romo, Andy Sargent, Dale Peterson, Edward Bowditch, Reed Finney. Second Row — Steve Maupin, Steve Kenitz, Dan Dolan, Jim Murphy. Third Row — Geoff Gulinson, Yasu Iwado, Dan Wulfman. Front Row— Jim Skutt, Bill Swift, Robby Goodwin. Bill Shaddock. Not Pictured — Dan Burns, Mike Stefanic, Chris Rownsley, Steve West, Mark Grattinger. jreshmen winas Jvl a k r I a 3 Central Core: Back Row — Sara Severa, Heidi Hinson, Cynthy Kim, Tammy Wade. Second Row — Mimika Garesche, Stephanie Maddux, Kim Kopecky, Katy Schorr. Third Row— Sarah Scott, Lynn Van de Water, Darcie Bucklin, Wendy Reeve, Amy Tamura. Front Row— Kristen Roudebush, Laura Fulginiti, Mandy Kerchner. Not Pictured — Jenny Gubrud, Karen Connor. 1 Central Core: Back Row — Ben Lammons, Ruben Arquilevich, Chris Loman, Andrew Olson, Craig Hughes, Sean Curtis. Tim King, Mark Knotts. Front Row— Jeff Eule, Todd Wells, Jeff Well, Brad Kreidle, Peter Reilley. Below— Bob Daley. Not Pictured— Jim Sieminski. 1 West Core: Back Row— Robin liams, Eileen Kearney, Carol Gallegos, Lisa Weiner, Peggy Schaffer, Beverly Weinberg, Natalie Wingert, JJ Joy, Susie Sherman, Kim Rector, Kristen Ames. Middle Row — Julie Boucher, Linda Francis, Kim Sandberg. Front Row — Kathy Purfield, Christy Ragg, Lori Halle, Lauri Ringer. © A £ gwAilo 3 East Core: Back Row — Chris Kapsner, Art VanderVeen, Mitch White. Rick Ellison, Carl Hornberger. Second Row — Dave Myers, Paul Harstad, Brad Morgan. Mike Hoeschen, Stewart Godesman, Rashe Lyford. Gavin Ehringer, Steve Bonucci. Front Row — Pete Caswell. Eric Myer. Not Pictured — Eugene Buchanan. Eric Westerman. Adam Deutschmen, Mark Waltermyer, Steve Waxman, Emad Tarazi, Jeff Dohm. 2 East Core: Back Row— Essie Brooks. Karen White, Jenny Boden, Darlene Abney, Pam Beck, Selena Ballesteros. Second Row — Milli Haleck. Melissa Babigian. Cindy Walden, Alisa Fredenksen, Sue Simpson, Carla Siegel. Ann Van Horn. Third Row—Donna Bossart, Tory Corbell. Karen Knudsen. Barb Thorpe. Front Row — Anne Bush, Ann Smith. 3 West Core: Back Row— Dave Whiting, Jeff Lorber, Top Ramen I. Yonky Kessler, Larry Bird, Austin-Nichols, Regards Irv. Busta Marley, Mike Solomon (Ralph Laurey), Top Ramen II, Willie Jaegger. Dr. Bob. Slick, Matt (The Oz) Berger. Middle Row Ol ' Roon. Bobby Fisher. Front Row — Walter Alexander Cuningham. Rostafarian Sumbitch. 2 North-South: Back Row— Christy Oneslager. Taylor Stockdale. Andrea Eldred, Alex North, Caroline Malmberg, Ed Calvin. Eric Foster, Michelle Hickey. Laurie Wettstead, Will Sadler, Gail Allen, Liz Williams, Greg Mendoza. Front Row— Kristie Tschudy, Leslie Burgett, Stacie Norther. Laurie Porter, Scott Evans, Kris Lund. Caroline Dunn. Jan Bollenbacher. I South East: Back Row — Sheila Manzanares. Debbie Frances, Shelly Briggs, Michelle Chase. Middle Row — Tiffany Darr, Adrienne Dalsemer, Rhode Cragar, Ellen O ' Brien, Charlene Salazar. Front Row — Laura Baughman, Myra Krimm, Judy Wray, Carla Kielcheski, Kyle Beckler. 3 North: Back Row— Scott Dnggers, Jim Frink, Sherburne MacFarlan, Jeff Frank, Greg Ettinger, Xavier Wong, Kevin McDonough. Harold Vanderpool, Lee Melly, Jeff Marcus, Tom Sulger. Front Row— Craig Rogers, Shiperd Reed, Sean McDonnell, Flint Ellsworth, Mahmood Mirza, Pete Anderson. Not pictured — Bob Porter. imen wvnas ifl Ground West: Back Row— Scott Clementson. Bruce Zikmund. Phil Gentry, Marty Rosen. Gary Dessardins, Ryan Cunningham, Brian Thomson, Steve Brown, Greg Leddy, Dan Leonardi, Tom Southall, Steve Jacobson, Steve Renwick. Front Row — Jon Boren. Matt Robson. Owen Byrd, Craig Smith. Tom Mackenzie, Dave Wilkins. Jim Bonfils. West: Back Row— Scott Heron, Theo Wright. Paul Tashon, Skip Cowart, Mel Bradley. Pete Lepetsos, Andy Fuller. Middle Row— Kristi Allen, Karen Bordner. Dan Northcut. Win Idle. Dan Jackson, Ross Kaufman. Charlie Capek, Jennifer Simus, Van King. Front Row — Shelly Ezzard, Dawn Birk, Michelle Worley, Jennifer Lehman, Kathy Malone. Sarah Law. 3 West: Back Row— Sara Dale, Tracy Diedrichs, Jean Carpenter, Kathy Ulrich. Third Row — Carol Romero. Katie Hite, Terri Maizels. Annabeth Headrick, Robyn Rickard. Second Row — Francine Slack, Lisa Hoffman, Marcia Caton, Jennie Dickinson, Merlyn Thomas, Nancy Lane, Carolyn Colwill. Front Row — Rose Weber, Stefanie Robinson. freshmen winas m M Bemis Second Floor: Back Row -Julie McGreer. Kris Yanz, Ann Ulrich. Andrea Shackleton. Johanna Romo. tve Anthony. Rachel Myron. Middle Row Carmen Ancinas. Laura Blackburn, Jennifer Utton. Bettina Gelbjerg-Hansen, Carla Schneider, Carla Ferdani. Front Row— Sally Grant, Wendy Milne. Carol Andrew. Jill Forsythe. Pam Riney. Sandy Unoste. Below— Lynn Woodward. Nina Mandel. Not Pictured Holly Ornstein, Beth Meyer. Ruth Benander, Erin Gilbert. Cy Q r 3 r McGregor Third and Fourth Floors: Back Row — Mark Stowe, John Kohnstamm. Dave Lichtenstein. Middle Row -Bruno Elia, Dan Kent, Jay Brown, Marcus Klingman. Rich Perkins, Tom Eley, John Stetson, Tim Hughes, Vince Dodge, Robertino Bryce-Lowe. Front Row— Mark Slater, Jim May, Dave Smith, Steve Bersticker, Mark Damelson, Greg O ' Hanlon. Faculty I am not a teacher: only a fellow-traveler of whom you asked the way. I pointed ahead— ahead of myself as well as of you. Bernard Shaw i - ' - I A - ' 1 • . I Classics Geology «? u Physical Education L- ... U Administration Clockwise from top left: President Gresham Rileyj Dean Brooks; Dean Taylor. Dean Riegeh Dean McLeod; Richard Wood (far right) and Admissions Office Staff, Dr. Reynolds (far left) and Boettcher Health Center Staff. Fall Changes: A Prelude to Homecoming The gala affair of Colorado College ' s Ninth Presidential Inaguration marked a period of growth and change at Colorado College. For this event, a fresh coat of paint miraculously covered Cutler Hall, Leisure Program Committees worked long hours to fill the week with cultural diversions, and the preppy Saga picnic exceeded the beliefs of students and administration alike. Newly inagurated President Riley appeared in the College ' s newest acquisition, a tailor-made gold- threaded, heavy inagural gown. The Senior Class rose to the momentous occasion by sponsoring a half time float competition, the All-Star Kazoo band and, an all-campus party, as well as the traditional dowdy cheerleading squad. After the CC football team defeated Milton College, all retired to primp for the Inagural Ball. CC students discovered the joys of blown fuses and borrowed ties (not to mention shirts, dresses, coats and shoes). A return to the traditional three bands pleased all music lovers and claustrophobics. Since none of the bands appeared in the Broadmoor West, submarine race watchers had to park on the west side of the Broadmoor in order to take advantage of the scenic beauty of the lake (not to mention anything else). Oh God, our help. The gala event attracted many interested ob- HOMECOMING 1981 An Inagural Celebration Russell Tutt, Chairman of the Board of Trustees completing the transition of President Gresham Riley Saga pleases the dignitaries with a deli- cious lunch ue Mitchell, Sheldon Hackney, Gresham Riley, Russell Tutt, Lloyd Worner and Jane Cauvel Homecoming in Living Colo Warm and fuzzy Warren Coughlin John Winsor imitating Hobo Kelly Professor Jane Cauvel expounds on the virtues of Riley while Rev. Burton looks on The Gala Affair Continues Randy Morrow. Kelly Kirks, Don Remlinger, John Wilbur and Horst Richardson watching the football game and. . . Senior Class President and Kazoo Leader, Mike Rich- ards West Side Story When the Colorado College Drama Department finally decides to put on a Broadway musical, they do it in style. The unique set design created a fine setting for the imaginative choreography. The versatile cast combined these elements with their talent to create a wonderful production. The CC community enjoyed seeing the growth and development of the production. The cast held open rehersals during homecoming week. Even Mom, Dad, and Irving T. Rastalmeyer, class of ' 32 had the opportunity to witness the hard work and dedication showed by the performers. Rushees, Sandy Urioste, Jennifer Simus and Kathy Malone. it ' s been a long day. The annual event of second block break, sorority rush resulted in over one hundred women pledging. Rushees were treated to delicious desserts, entertaining skits, pleasant company trite conversation, and tired smile muscles. (It is difficult to smile and maintain poise after telling the fiftieth person what your first block class was and discreetly shoving under the couch the delicious dessert you just spilled on the floor.) he Gamma Phi Beta Chorus Line The Wizard of Oz, Delta Gamma style v historic look at Kappa Kappa Gamma Alice in Thetaland Sorority Rush Men ' s Soccer Under the direction of Coach Horst Richardson, the Tigers finished the season with a 15-6-1 record and a trip to the NCAA playoffs in Wheaton, Illinois. Although the final game against Wheaton College was unspectacular, the rest of the season was successful. The 15 wins matched the college single-season record. Freshman Jacques Lemvo was the team ' s leading scorer. Mark Friederich £% a 4f Jacques Lemvo Gunther Karsten Bryan Erickson Volleyball Sandy Collier and Jan Bollenbacher: Rea Annette: Can we go now? Kathy digs it out The CC women ' s volleyball team prolonged its season by hosting the Division II National tournament. The ladies with fingertip control finished their regular season at 18-20, and then held their own in the first games of the tourney. Co-captain Kathy Yamada and sophomore Camille Bzdek repeated as All-Region VII Tournament Team selections, while senior Sandy Collier, co- captain Jeanine Rodriguez, junior Annette Hairston, and freshmen Liane Morrison and Jan Bollenbacher provided support for a well-rounded team. Kathy and Annette ou called that out? Liane, Jan and Jeanine mette Hairston Sprites it Camille Bzdek. Liane Morrison, Sandy Collier Jill Forsythe ' .athy Ludwig Rachel Young leading. Beth Branson (trying to catch up) The CCWST clinched the Region 7 championship by winning two thrilling matches against UNC £ CSU. These wins enabled the team to travel to North Carolina as a charter participant in the AIAW Division II National Tournament. Four players earned Region 7 All-Star honors: seniors Tawnya Gilliland and Janyce Jaramillo, and freshmen Kathy Ludwig and Robyn Waltz. Robyn was also named a 3rd team All- American. Steve Paul received the Coach of the Year award. Women ' s Soccer oach Steve Paul, Captain Kay Dushane Janyce Jaramillo Captain Paul Gillett (smiling) Jeff Karas. Captain Tony Dalpiaz Dave Parlapiano makes tackle as Scott Clementson, Rick Pfeiffer and Greg O ' Hanlon look on Chan Gibson, Tired Tiger Ray Bridges, Bad Bengal Football The 1981 Tigers had a much improved 5-5 season under Head Coach Jerry Carle. A handful of seniors provided stability for a promising young team. Tom Southall and Scott Clementson, high school teammates, earned offensive and defensive rookie titles. Thurman Walker and Pat Geonetta led the ground attacks, as Scott Driggers ' passing opened the airways. Giff Asimos became our first quarterback in years. The Bad Bengal defense allowed only 14.2 points per game average while the Terrible Tiger offense averaged 18.5 points per game. and friends. Andy Motz, Ken Siporin Captain Thurman Squirmin ' Walker - 1429 Julie Dunn wins another one First year men ' s coach Ted Casteneda used 1981 as a building season for his young team. Their goal was to have at least six men running each race, and they achieved that goal in all but one meet. Senior Reid | Kelly was the morale builder, Jim Rice brought a lot of distance experience into the season, and freshman Steve West showed great undeveloped potential. Reid Kelly Country Women ' s coach Bonnie Everhart, also in her first year at CC, took good individual runners and organized them into a team. Sophomore Julie Dunn placed third or better in every regular season meet, and placed sixth in the Regional meet to qualify for her second National competition. The team will not lose any runners to graduation, and sho uld perform well next year. e Anthony M- Delta Gamma 55 ' Jmm % rv Cheryl Reis, Cathy Ives, Shelly Ezzard. Jan Bollenbacher. Julie Dunn. Shelley Anderson. Mel Bradley, Jennifer Bridges, Nancy Cronin, Kristen Wexels, Carla Wiletto, Lynn Taggart, Karen White, Pam Webber, Alison O ' Hara, Sue Gillett, Pam McGovern, Becky Ross, Jo Romero, Robin Waltz, Jennifer McFarland, Peggy Dodds, Melody Johnson, Paula Hildebrand, Cathy Johnson, Erin Gilbert, Tammy Scufca, Debbie Urioste, Sharon Brady, Laurie Lonsdorf, Laurie Hare, Ellen Kast, Diane Sherwood, Peggy Clements, Cadence Kim, Susan Henley, Mel Gillette, Wilna Clyde, Becki Bucher, Linda Boesch, Marci Wright, Jean Van Sindern, Kristen Ames, Sandy Urioste, Suzie Brasher. Chery Flores, Maeve Cannon, Geanne Moroye, Dreux Shapero, Cyndy Whiteside, Caroline Dunn, Jennifer Utton, Anne Turner. Lisa Piper, Liz Bouis, Lori Whitmer, Kim Sandberg f Stacey Henderson, Lauren Gipe. Lupita Gallardo, Robby Henes, Julie Moffett, Libby Morris, Diane Pacheco, Wendy Onishi, Karen Connor, Pam Rogers. Kyle Bryans, Robin Slough. Annabeth Headrick. Jill Gregg. Belinda Platts, Anne Viseur. Martha Maroo, Diana Bernardo, Denise Rothwell, Kim Case. Nancy McCoy, Mary Travers, Michelle Marchese, Lori Mendelsohn. Jenny Dickinson, Merrie Margolin, Marcie Wangman (far Left). Carol Wright, Karin Kinney. Kristen Peterson, Kim Eckhout, Melissa Babigian. Marcia Caton. Sue Merrell. Mary Mashburn, Marty Kemmer. Leanne Parlipiano Kappa Alpha Theta Pam Kirk. Kim Morris, Susan Winsor, Amy Shackelford, Daya Haines, Cynthia Gilbert, Daryl Boyd, Lisa Bloemendaal. Julie McGreer, Carlotta Jennings, Michelle Worley, Tami Smith, Andrea Shackleton, Sally Husak, Maria Polger, Kathy Baker, Eve Anthony, Dana Gillespie, Carrie Freimuth, Andrea Eldred, Carolyn Taylor. Stacy Northern. Sally Schulte, Christy Oneslager, Susie Gass, Katie Hite. Carla Ferdani, Carla Siegel, Sarah Scott, Lori Halle, Dina Carson, Buffy Spencer, Carol Willis, Kathy Jo Davis, Mary Sillstrop, Andrea Marcus, Shelly Briggs, Jennifer Cromwell, Pam Beck, Lee Purcell, Kristen Sheffels, Jenny Lewis, Antonette DeLauro, Darcy Henderson, Donna Drury, Tammy Raymond, Cathy Pfeiffer, Lynn Van De Water, Susan Swafford, Kim Zeller, Leslae Ewonus, Kathleen Collins, Laura Wolf, Derry Beach. Laurel Murphy, Polly Swartzfager. Betsy Burns, Lisa Kugler, Julie Hoff. Jane Meyers, Tracy Adkins, Susan Danforth, Lindsay Peck Robin Hyden, Carrie Ernst, Hannah Clinton. Cindy Cheek. Mindy Brill. Lucy Farnsworth. Karen Gardner, Meg Carpenter, Annie Richardson, Cindy Waldron. Katie McDonald, Julie Bearden, Lori Garver, Julie Meinrath, Al- ice Monroe, Kristen Roudebush, Penelope Savalas, Cynthia Kim, Susie Garfield, Joni Segal, Stephanie Maddox, Leah Hammond, Leslie Packard, Marian Duncan, Heidi Pesky, Bev Bushee, Katie Kelley, Leigh Perry, Sabre Shad, Sue Simpson, Jamie English. Mary Farnsworth. Harriet Crittenden. Mimeka Garesh. June McHugh, Jodi Carson, Karen Reinking, Rebecca Long, Susan Sorrell, Stacey Truesdell. Stephanie Zonies, Jenny Winship Camille Bzciek and Anette Hairston block a shot Fall Sports Highlights rti iiil 1 1 fllitlii . H - 10 Liane Morrison congratulates Anette Hairston after a good Soccer star Jacque Levmo Susan Sonnesyn finishing a cross country race | ! n i Pat Shea kicks the ball. i J % The Colorado Springs National Bank CSIMB 25 N.TEJON 475-1330 MEMBER FDIC W A D E iW w mm mm Established 1961 BREAKFAST SERVED ANYTIME OPEN 6 AM TO 7:30 PM 25 VARIETIES OF PANCAKES WAFFLES Featuring Fruit Pancakes Served with Hot Syrup DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE Wide Selection of Sandwiches Complete Dinner Menu 635-4150 16 S. WALNUT Just Wast Of Downtown V BLOCK N. OF COLORADO AVE. GET IT HERE TIGER FANS College Pharmacy eP x o v $ ,?v p U 833 N. Tejon 634-4861 One West Hampden Englewood, CO 80110 (303) 789-2813 Saga PROUDLY SERVING COLORADO COLLEGE FOR 15 YEARS Above: Robert Dreger and Linda Stone Right: Don Lipstein Far Right: Gordy Hass s Shan Hill waiting to start another Outdoor Rec. Sk Trip! Winter at CC Pam and Gresham Riley pause for a photo during holiday season entertaining. A winter Lion from the snow sculpture contest May and Jay Brown enjoy fraternity rush. The math analysis class warms themselves while studying at the cabin. Clockwise from left: Howard Foster, Tina Pantone. Carolyn Keegan, Gary Fox, and Nancy Droge. Winter camper: Ernie Hockens DECEMBER GRADUATES I9SI Carol Clinkenbeard, Professor Kenneth Burton. Susan Wai Charla Shepherd Honorary December Graduate Doug Johnson and Kris Henkle Kathy Wolfe and peeling nose Viae Wyman Cindy Taylor and Ellen Manning: Graduating with security Bassam Aboukhater Frank Dubasik — a man with clajs ibigail Robins aula Hildebrand, fraternity bunny and Brooks entleman fraternity guy. Phi Gamma Delta On roof: Barry Brown, Mark Levy. Rich Stacey Back Row: Spencer Gresham, Bob McClellan, Dean Winstanley, Ken Mimmak, Scott Mills, Chad Gibson, Kelly Powers, Scott Eaton, Jim White, Mark Emslie, Andy Motz, Tom Padrnos, Brian Wilbur. Third Row: Colin Simpson, Steve Lewis, Tom Clark, Will Balthrope, Eric Walker, John Ross, Bill Rudge, Tom Mackenzie, Rich Mullen. Second Row: John Hennessy, Eric Tibby, Bryan Ross, Dave Peck. Jim Sorlie. First Row: Charlie Brown, Jeff Karas, Ron White, Mark Shira, Craig Jenkins, Brad Lundberg. Tom Levy. Steve West and friends ' at a Figi pledge party. Matt Norwood (above) and Jim Sorlie and Mark Levy (right) show that fraternity life is not all hard work. John Winsor. Scott Hampson. Dan Northcutt, Hoosker Doo, Dan Wulfman, Cooter, Slurch. Chris Higman. Ross Kauffman, Gleef, Brooks Gentleman, Greg Hampson, Disco, Jim May, Curt Chanda, Andy Fuller, Brian Smith, Dave Hicks. Granny, Jeff Klarner, Hoosker Two, Jim Hoeven, Billy C. Gunther, Shriner. Dave Parliapiano. Carl Hornberger, Charlie Capek, Irv Katz, Kurt Steinbergs, Skilsaw, Lenny Velasquez, Cookie Melt, JBM, Charlie Szot. Bill Shaddock, Kyle Huffman, Wayno, Steve Zahorik. Tom Southall, John Champion, Kyle Long Kappa Sigma Top: Chris Walsh, John Keggan, Chris Pohle Bones Chris Elliot, Eric Miller, Chris Dvorak, Phil Swan, Curt Smith, Tedd Hamaker Middle: Sterling Griffin, John Jameson, Dick Burns, Andy Peabody, Curt Black, Ed Carney, Peter Natiello, George Brown, Kevin McClintock, John Farell, Charlie Lawes, Ben Kates, John Moderwell, Buck Blessing, Carter Bruns, Mark Williams, Rob Hill, Lome Polger, Gavin Christiansen, Bob Matzuoka Bottom: Bill Steel, John Stewart, Gene Baker, Keith Massey, Dick Polite, Chris Boardman, Mr. Postman, Bill Dumler, Bob Burgess, Eric Kringle  igma Chi Jeff Shattuck, Todd Davidson, John Meyer, Paul Harstad, Dave Meyers, The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, Paul Baker, Phil Smith, John Doud, Jim Finkel, Dave Pye, Steve Kenitz, Jim Lowenburg, Cooper Cowart, Mike Ruwiwitch, Bruce Walters, Rich Beile, Tom Howes, Steve Orton, Robbie Goodwin, Craig Bunnel, Goldy Goldrosen, Steve West I I Campus Organizations found that a normally dull March was spiced with warm weather and the annual DIALogue campaign. With the aid of student groups and individual students, the fundraising project reached all its monetary and donor goals. Balloons, bells and food helped ease the winter blues. DIALogue 1982 Front: Fred Kahn, Jennifer Rafael, Ruth Barton. Ellie Milroy. Middle: Tom Mawn. Veronica Scharf. Jean Armbruster, Back: Mary Olson, Scott Ellard Arts and Crafts, a Lei- sure Program Committee supervises classes and workshops offered throughout the year. This year pottery, photogra- phy, batic and calligraphy were among the offerings. I Black Student Union Front: Leat rice Nauden Middle: Patricia Hutcherson, Darlene Abney, Catharyn Turner, Alicia Harris, Velva Price Back: Gary Hale, Carl McCluster. Thurman Walker The Black Student Union works to promote awareness of Black culture and identity. The annual Black Student Week was a well-thought out and planned program. Blue Key Back Row: Alison Arnold, Steve Zahorik, Caroline Keegan, Chip Pierce, Sally Kneedler, Mike Burk Center Row. Laurel McLeod, Dave Dunnewald, Laura Wolfe, Maria Polger, Kristin Sheffels, Tammy Raymond, Eric Smith, Pam Webber, Andy Collins, John O ' Connor Front Row: Lisa Bloemendahl, Cathy Ives, Mark Skinner, Mike Deherrera, Doug Frankemont Reclining: Prof. Walt Harrison Blue Key functions primarily as a service organization sponsoring activities that encourage academic excellence. Blue Key had a successful start this year with the Tutoring Program, Welcomee Welcomer Program, and Homecoming weekend, which entailed the Oktoberfest Lunch and the Dance. Other activities included winter and spring choir receptions, the absurd symposium — The Wrongs of Spring, Reception for Scholastic Achievement for faculty and Honors Convocation. New projects for this year included a Public Speaking lecture and participation with the Senior Survival Program. Chaverim In keeping with the Jewish tradition of questioning and more questioning, Chaverim welcomes new thoughts and points of view. Chaverim sponsors lectures, films, discussions, and informal conversation on a host of issues. The group provides a forum for the exploration of such topics as: the various dimensions of modern Jewish thought; Jewish traditions in scholarship and the arts-, tradition and change in religious life-, the Jewish commitment to social justice; anti-semitism and the Holocaust; the problems and promise of the modern state of Israel; Jewish Women and feminism; the various aspects of Jewish Identity. Back Row: Audrey Minden, John Kessler, Mike Solomon, Jeffrey Hirschfeld, Center Doug Ebner Front Row: Jim Lowenburg, Ellen Rosenthal, Irv Ross, Beth Richman, Mike Rothenberg Circle K Circle K, an organization that participates in community service projects, doubled its membership this year. The still controversial Elimination headed a busy year of projects. Birthday cake sale and delivery, and Adopted Grandparents highlighted the year. The Co-curricular Committee serves the vital purpose of funding proposals to enhance CCs cultural aspects. Included among the the committees accomplishments are the Performance Series, Thursday at Eleven, and the various symposia on campus. Back Row: Mike Solomon, Amy Bliss, Kent Patton. Jim Lowenburg, Bob Bach. Linda Boesch, Pam Webber, Sally Kneedler, Steve Hatten, Tom Kuehne Center Row: Polly Swartzfager. Cindy Boesch, Linda Ellis, Sharon Yanagi. Brett Barker Front Row: Carla Kielcheski, Debbie Nalty, Kris Lund, Teresa Ota, Mike Richards Co- Curricular Top : Marylin Thomas Back Row: Myra Krimm, Cindy Taylor, Prof. John Watkins Center: Brett Stacey Jim Lowenburg Front Row: Prof. Richard Hilt. Winston Luke, Richard Koo, Dee Baker, Paul Sweitzer Feminist Collective Active in promoting an awareness of feminism on campus, the Feminist Collective is also active within the community as a whole. This year one of their main goals was the ratification of the ERA. Back Row: Merith Dunn, Cindy Spencer, Jean Thompson, Lori Ure. Joanna Chataway, Karen Reinisch, Veronica Scharf, Laurel Van Driest, Sarah Anderson. Front Row: Karen Woolams, Laura Hershey, Carolyn Van Ness Panhellenic Council Panhellenic Council consists of two delegates from each sorority on campus. Together, these delegates serve to promote the sororities in both their individual and combined purposes. Pam Webber, Susan Danforth, Peggy Clements, Sally Shulte, Robin Hyden, Rich Tallman, Stacey Henderson, Anne Turner ill Cutler Board Cutler Board is the guiding force behind all four of the colleges creative publications. As an independent organization, the Cutler Board members are responsible for the publication of The Catalyst. CC Critique. The Leviathan, and the Nugget. Mary Mashburn, Bob Bach, Wade Buchanan. Pam Webber, Chris Roller Prof. Judith Laux, Steve Antupit, Laurel Murphy, Prof. Ruth Barton, Dave Davis. Lucky Smith, Tim Sexton and Sally Kneedler is behind the camera. Theresa Grencik, Brett Stacey. Dave Dannenberg. Prof. Nate Bower, Sharon Yanagi, Teresa Ota, Martha Diehle, Bill Heuslin Film Series Servicing the Colorado College community, the Film Series group provides a slice of cinema entertainment. A varied selection of films available adds yet another dimension to CC. Benjamin ' s Basement Left to right: Dana Gillespie, Tom Fake. Jean Krembs, Andy Mutnick, John Parkin- son, Tracy Adkins, Mary Sillstrop. Mary Warner, Peter Riley, Sam Schneidman Left to right: Rick May. Velva Price, Jim Lowenburg. Cindy Taylor, Rich Tallman, Jim Goldrosen, Antoinette DeLauro, Susie Garfield. Sue Brown. Mark Rotman, Sally Kneedler, The fellow in the tree dropped-in for the photo. Extra-curricular Head Residents Clockwise from top: Mike Deherrera. Lynn Mendelsohn. Dan Sarlo, Steve Brannon, Gretchen Grey. Rich Tallman, Heather Dickinson, Chris (Bones) Pohle Slocum Staff Carrie Taylor. Sam Schneidman, Katie McDonald, Julie Moffett, Doug Franquemont. Rich Tallman. Tom Dillon, Hans Phillips, Mark Skilling, Kathleen Collins, Steve Maupin, Jean Hofsvold I J Housing Committee Back Row: Chaz Durant, Mark Gilbert, Jeff Milem, Velva Price, Alisa Frederiksen. Rich Tallman. Front row: Dana Wilson, Chris Mike Baron, Dave Dunnewald. fi Reunion Besides the typical organizations, CC has a tendancy to sprout unique groups ol friends and get togethers. Students from CC, DU and the Air Force Academy met together and celebrated their home state ■ Randal Burch, Wung, Haidee Bristol, Dave Hessellink, Myron Higa, Eric Smith, Wendy Onishi, Carlton Ty, Doreen Claveria, Cynthia Kim, Wendy Reeve, Tim Higa, Chris Dvorak, Robin Ritter ■, L to R Back Row: Gordy Riegel. Ross Kaufman. Rick May. Jim Lowenburg, Hans Krimm Front Row: Carl McCluster. Catharine Turner. Susan Sonneyson. ex-secretary (of whom there were many) Ellie Milroy, Joyce Vigil. Mike Bird. Pat Risser (and son) CCCA The Colorado College Campus Association is the governing body of CC. Working With the Students, CCCA Serves to improve CC life in all areas. Volunteer Action Volunteer Action gives us an opportunity to interact with children of the Colorado Springs area. In many cases, it ' s difficult to tell which group benefits most from the experience. Kim Zeller. Susan Henley, Bill Steel. Marci Wangman. Sandy Urioste. David MacDonald, Rose Weber. Mark Slater. Dan Martin. Carl and kids. 31 ' ' fe Wendy Onishi Carrie Amoroso, Rhonda Paynter (again). Bruce Sarbaugh eid Kelly West Side Story rehearsal 5m Howes, Rich Beile Steve Heckscher ;.■ Women ' s Swimming I w to Swimmers spend an inordinate amount of time waiting, then perform intensely for only a few minutes at most. I he psychological preparation is tremendous, but some swimmers master the mental skills to excel in the physical acts. The CC Women ' s Swim Team enjoyed a successful 1981- 82 season. Although they lost some meets due to a lack of depth, individual swimmers consistently placed first in their races. Sue Wolfe, Melissa Mantak, Becky Price, Carrie Jenkins, and diver Laura Luckett all qualified for national competition. Men ' s Swimming Here come de Judge The Big Cats were led by Eric Tibby, who qualified for Nationals but had to pay his own way because of new post-season competition financing policies. On the lighter side, Rob, Mike, and Barry were left temporarily stranded at a Texas motel. The team had been on the road for an hour before the absences were noticed and the bus turned back to retrieve the forgotten swimmers. I,. Despite major controversies, the men ' s basketball team finished the season, maintained their unity, and retained their coach, Mike Williams. Freshmen Thad Floore and David Scott added height to the roster) Dan Sarlo and Captain Colin Simpson provided leadership) the rest of the team supplied the depth necessary to tackle a tough travel schedule. David Scott puts it up Colin Simpson and Brian Wilbur observe Colin looks for the pass I Eric Walker directs the offense f Men ' s Basketball Captain Colin Simpson ' Rocky Sarlo David toes the line The Lady Tigers made it through their transition year in fine shape. Linda Puckett coached them through the grueling season to the Region 7 championship. The ladies then flew to Oklahoma City for their second national tournament. Seniors Janyce Jaramillo, Tawnya Gilliland, and Arlene Green led the team? sophomore standout Debbie Nalty provided strong inside play; and Kris Lund came back from knee surgery to inspire the women. mi mn W m n • ah Debbie Nalty Ar | ene Green | ooks for Janyce Jaramillo Beth World Bransc , Kris Lund takes it up as Debbie Nalty watches L— ™ Andrea Marcus a_ Janyce Jaramillo Jamie Risberg awes her opponent Wang Chang M E N A s Tawnya Gilliland Coach Puckett hammers down Debbie Nalty concentrates on the ball Tom Kelly, one on one Pete Lindgren front to back— Dan Burns, Butch Selman. Ron Br c e Aikens Reichart Blake Catterall and Doug Lidster watch Randy Struch make the save Scott Hampson faces off More Student Athletes Non-varsity athletics at Colorado College include everything from the women ' s ice hockey club to IFC broomball tournaments; and from year-round intramurals to some friendly tennis on a sunny day. kathy Malone blocks a shot for the Women ' s Hockey team. Winter Sports Highlights ' 4 W ' ■ THE MOST EXTENSIVE LIST OF FRESH SEAFOODS IN SOUTHERN COLORADO COCKTAIL AND OYSTER HOUR 128 S.TEJON ST. 635-3535 JOSE MULDOON ' S ii DINNER 5 p.m. till Every Evening Sandwiches Appetizers Serving a variety of Mexican-style and American dishes in a casual atmosphere. Featuring margaritas, salad bar and nightly entertainment. ZZZnor io fi3fi-Z311 THE NEW NIKON F3 Colorado Springs 1 Photo Supply Store • Complete selection of darkroom supplies • All top brands of cameras, lens and accessories •Serving Colorado College Students Codec ' 9 SOUTH WEBER Photo Supply Phone 634-8833 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO 80903 C Rpn)ic6 • Co eH Bounds M Come in and browse over our selection of CC Memorabelia • Mugs • shirts • Glasses • Tie ' s and much, much more The Colorado College Bookstore Rastall Center Quality You Can Taste Quality is something you don ' t have to talk about. Not when you can go to McDonald ' s. and taste it. 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And an integral part of The Broadmoor ' s mystique is its reputation for truly outstanding dining - made famous by the classic English Country House elegance of Charles Court, the gracious Edwardian decor of the Penrose Room and the historic Tavern with its original Toulouse-Lautrec lithographs and tropical Garden Room. What others travel thousands of miles to enjoy is available to you everyday. Because The Broadmoor belongs to Colorado. When ' s the last time you came to dinner? Tradition Is A Welcome Change Of Pan THE BRODMOOR w KJf SS |7Tj JgJJ : ' ifc H [ AB ' J 4 - WixkK xPi fcj w t CALL ON US FOR THE FINEST SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC NEEDS Team or Group Photography Graduation Portraits Photos for Job Applications Wedding Candids and Portraits C POrti ltS the V.fference - ; Thotogiaphy 407 N. Tejon 471-7575 Bear in Colorado Springs nn 506 North Cascade Colorado Springs, CO 80903 Telephone (303) 473-4413 1he lnHers At the foot of -Pikes Peak Accommodations 275 rooms and Gourmet dining, cafe, Facilities Englishp b K Meeting and banquet Swimming, tennis, golf, | jogging trail, skiing, orseback riding Attractions Pikes Peak of the US Air Force Academy Pikes Peak Region «=? Sister Hotel, The Location Dow and Colorado Springs Transportation ' ° ■ from air P ort r Direct air service to most major cities 20 flights daily to Stapleton Int. Airport Ground shuttle to Stapleton from front door of The Antlers Reservations (303) 473-5600 and Group rates available ArrpnnpmpnK ,0% comm., year-round Arrangements C0MMISS , n S PR( IMMEDIATELY The Mobil Four-Star Award Antlers BRO A DMOOR Management Hotel Company 1 00 years of traditional service to distinauished auests Ihe lnHers Colorado Springs, CO • 80903 hase Stone Plaza • 1303) 473-5600 § CO mm • ' V .. . gBg 58Ke: ' ™ ... ■a • t. t- ife ; ' -i ' _£ ■kWll -V 1 ?Ii| fi ET S 4Bf J$ BS toL  n m ' , jf B r A . ,Al m • - m Campus culture : Once again Colorado College was graced with many cultural events. The numerous organizations and special interest groups brought varied presentations to CC students. No one student could attend all the educational and entertainment programs. Contrary to the beliefs of some the list of offerings proved that culture and education do exist at CC. Ed Gelzheiser and Craige Hunegs in When You Comin ' Back Red Ryder Campus life Food, housing and leisure activities dominate the qual- ity of campus life. Those pictured work to keep students happy, well fed, comfortable and busy. Charles Durant, Jeff Milem, Rich Tallman, Tracy Sprong and Mark Gilbert, the upper echelon of the hous- Eleanor Milroy, Leisure Program Director ing staff Spring spirit: j CC style R.A Jean takes time out ffiK; rv - 4 ' ■ 1 I; ■ r £k I r PS 1 Steve Maupin. an ovenndulger in Spring spirits erdxss 9in Lennox House: Kaihy Alston, Todd Leibler, Brooke Burbank, Laurel Rippey. Ted Smith. Sue Jaramillo, Jennie Dimling, Shelly Anderson, Amy Cole, Dan Sarlo , Amy Frey, Josh Adam. Laurie Hare, Jim Toney, Pete Russell, Mischa Eovaldi, Mahi Kellett, John Essaye, Jessica Wright, Alex Mott, James Kent. Amy Lange, Ned MacArthur. Wood Avenue Theme House: Back Row- Vivian Wong, Valerie Horton. Steve Brannan, Eric Marzolf, Vanessa Horton. Front Row — Evan Hochstein, Chuckles, Vicki Sakata. Heidi Nickels. Jackson House: Back Row — Mark Peters, Harry Hamill. Elfie Emory, Mary Webb. Tracy Adkins. Middle Row — Charlie Kellogg, Sara Milspa. Caroline Finney, Craig Hevey, Gregg Mott, Jeff Henderson, Colin Turner. Front Row— Susan Parish, Molly McAfee, Dave McDonald. Julie Hoff. Amy Sangster. Max Kade House: Back Row — Bill Gaewman, Jeffery Hirschfeld. Jacques Lemvo, Roe-Ann Icenogle, Donna Drury, Cynthia Bunker, Anne Feiler, Hirsch Jr., Astrid Schuler. Front Row— Abby Hamilton, Mitch Green, Bibby Gignilliat, Stephen Hinchman, Rebecca Spencer. Dorothy Pachak, Lyn Slade. Frauke Meinecke. Haskell House: Cynthia Dott, Kitty Luening, Laura Williamson, Cadence Kim, Mirella Harrison, James Schwerin, Patrick Hubner. Not Pictured: Diana Lieb, Jean Thompson, Diane McDonald, Lawrey Mumford. Montgomery: Back Row Alicia Harris, Cathy Ives, Heather Dickenson, Jody Boyman, Dominique Kallander, Vicki Orwell, Cindy Ghiron, Nancy Peterson. Middle Row — Sally Kneedler, Sarah LaBrec, Cheryl Reis, Geanne Moroye, Anne Visuer. Front Row — Cathy Kroon, Debbie MacMillan, Ellen Kast. Ticknor: Back Row — Gretchen Lockwood, Sharon Brady, Beefie Pierce, Lynn Mendelsohn. Middle Row — Jean Armbruster, Terri Patton, Bonnie Saltzman, Cherrie Christner, Melanie Gillette, Carla Willetto, Bill Tyler, Debbie Barringer Kim Cronin. Front Row — Karen Wohlen, Fran Lande, Lili Koch, Sharon Yanagi, Gay Shaddock. upprcUss Wind; Celestial Nymphs: Dan Moore and Dave French. Mullett: Back Row — Miriam Dupinet, Martha Toupeny, Linda Boesch. Kelly Nickel, Loretta Romero, Liz Allen. Front Row — Angie Gallegos, Tom Kuehne Chris Roller, Cindy Boesch, Bill Moon. BemiS: Back Row — Risa Wolf, Lisa Kugler. Suzie Gass, Chris Northrup, Kris Peterson, Mary Ann Duncum, Stephanie Frykholm, Karen Southwick, Center Row — Laura Wolf, Beth Hanson, Stacey Truesdale, Kathy Baker. Amy Bliss, Kathy Johnson, Dina Carson, Ann Eastland, Julie Grow, Front Row — Lesla Copley, Marjorie Ferdani, Ann Yeleneck, Debbie Urioste, Denise Rothwell. uppercUss Wind; Loomis I North: Back Row — John Palmquist, Mike Rothenberg, Tim Reed, Peter Gram. Dan Martin. Front Row — Jerry Kyle. Rex Palmer, Bill Starr, Scott Samuels, Simon Haight. Loomis 2 West: Back Row Dango Moore, Scott Evans, Pete Richardson, Kurt Cotty, Bob Sala, Tom Viele. Des Scott. Middle Row— Thad Foore, Josh Braun, Jonathan Lake. Dave Davis, Sara Fredrickson. Front Row — Matt Oik, Andy Milne. Debbie Nalty. Loomis 3 South and East: Back Row — Randy Canny, Paul Frazier, Mark Tindal, Diane Hill, Stan Chau, Heather Nobels. Tim Duffy, Todd Elwyn. Middle Row— Chas Wineland. Diane Brown, Lisa Moody, Keith Stenkovich, Ken Mason, Shaun Crawford. Front Row — Sara Wood, Su- san Stephenson. Cindy Farr, Jill Kitagawa, Charles Savage. Loomis 2 East: Back Row — Steve Orton, Val Comevez, John Rouches, Cal Morrison, Kenny Ransom, Rick Bendickson, Chip Nielsen. Front Row — 1 | Birnbaum, Marty Geisler, Stacy Sacowski, Judy Owens, Val Slocum 3 North: Back row — Virginia Brannon, Lupita Gallardo, Carol Lloyd. Ann Turner. Lisa Peterson. Becky Whitmer, Tracy Hite. Tamara Stoner. Middle Row — Alice Goodlette. Nancy Curto, Linda Roos. Lorie Mendelsohn. Front Row — Libby Morris. Annie Grassfield, Libby Russel, Sarah Parker, Cele Corgan. Julie Moffett. Slocum 4 West: Scott Horn. Kurt Kieffer. Judd Williams, Dereck Stephens, Ty Woosley. Not Pictured: Tom Johnson. Slocum I West: Back Row — Carl Guess, Kent Patton, Tom Dillon, Mark Millian, Sam Schwartz, Norman MacKensen, John Shallow, Wagner Shore, Mark Williams, Justin McGruder. Front Row — Theodore Gates, Steve Kellam, Robert Osguard. Not Pictured: Max Cone, Jim Daily. uyp rdxss wiry Mathias I East House: John Gudvangen, Chris Ray, Jason Sutherland, Fred Galvez, Dave Cook, Dee Baker. Mathias 4 West: Back Row— Anna Villalobos. Beth Jubbard, Kim Brown, Susan Swafford. Sue Gillette. Middle Row — Lisa Carol Rivera, Kim King, Pam Carter, Janet Oliver, Carol Claypool, Carol Murphy. Front Row — Nina Dulacki, Shari Hill, Kendra French, Pam Pepin. Not Pictured — Suzy Herron, Kathy Yamada. Virginia Headden, Carol Willis. Mathias 4 Core: Back Row— Dave Betts, Carl Gast, Chris Barton, Randy Nakagawa, Dave French, Ben McCluskey. Jeff Shober, Dan Moore (upside down), Tony Quarles, Paul Sweitzer. Front Row— Greg Wright. John Butler, Richard Koo, Samuel Annor. Not Pictured— John Bailley, Bob Carr. S9 % Mathias I West House and Suite: Back Row — Stuart Kanchuger, Bill Rudge. Andy Collins. Tom Crampton, Steve Hoag. Dave Peck. Bruce Douglas. Front Row — Keith Olivera, Foster Hawkins. Not Pictured— Mike Wachter. Scott Northern. Jeff Walton. Mathias 4 East House. Suite and Core: Back Row Debbie Gorshe, Kathy Wienecke. Amy Ruben, Heather Bray. Tracy Loyson. Greg McWilliams. Middle Row— Colby Whipple. Diane Sherwood, Debbie Dawson, Helen Harvey. Amy Van Court. Front Row — Susan Stegner. Carol Wright, Jeff Shattuck. Warren Coughlin. Sylvia Snouwaert, Dave Whiting. Mathias 2 West House: Back Row — Emily Bratt, Helen Neil. Caroline McKinney. Heidi Bristol. Front Row — Juanita Roca, Amy Gaff, Cynthia Argento. i Mathias 2 West Suite: Back Row— Michelle Whitehouse, Jo Seavy, Josie Foster. Front Row — Kristin Schliep, Nancy Schwappach. Mathias 3 East House: Top to Bottom — Karen Gardner, Marci Wangman, Jonie Song, Robby Henes, Sue Kotval, Nita Howard, Carrie Ernst, Stacy Henderson. Carol Bormann. Autumn Westa. . uyverdxss tfinas McGregor 1st and 2nd Floors: Back Row — Dave Wipper, Dave Dunawald, Dave Hessaleck, Dave Simonton, Dave Baay, John Stetson. Middle Row — Steve Norris, John O ' Connor, Randy Hubbard, Ralph Marshall. Front Row — Ray Delysle. John Ross, Chug Sides. Hans Krimm, James Atkinson. Mathias 2 East House: Back Row— Lilla Tulghman, Julie Tramutt, Kyle Bryans. Front Row — Becky Ross, Jane Wilson. Arthur House: Back Row — Arleigh Sean Gibson, Dave Kim, Danny Friedland (with Ozzy), Mike Bair, Dan Stettler, J. Adam Miller. Middle Row — Doug Ebner, Dave Dannenberg, John Breisky. Front Row — Brian Murray, Dave Wright, John Moderwell, Lance Cheslock, Rich Fee, Craig Dehning, Rob Smith, Bill Heuslein, Matt Derby. Lounging — Paul Schmidt. Not Pictured — Pete O ' Connel, Kerri Smith, LeeAnne Dunham, John Bloedorn, Mike DeHerrera, Stacey Cram, Fido, Bernard and Alvin. far right: Ted Sulger, •«, David Amnions. Chris Detmer, Terry Claassen L Am i V C N . Tim King if 3 ' Jeremiah Splaine Captain David Ammons This spring the perennially strong Tigers had the chance to prove their might against nationally ranked eastern teams. After a tough loss to C.W. Post, the stickers spent eighth block break in Ohio, where they performed well despite decimating injuries. Sophomore whizzes Terry Claassen and Paul LaStayo should continue to provide excitement in the years to come. Ted Sulger Jeremiah Splaine. Tim King, and Pete Vogt What ' s everybody looking for? Brooks Gentleman, Greg Mott, Lee Melly Mike Stefanic beats it out Barry Patterson, Greg O ' Hanlon, Steve Scott Coach Tony Frasca, and Greg Ham wait for John Wilson to warm up aseball Foul ball— Steve Scott edy Andy Motz Women ' s Tennis lyla Wolf addresses the ball Senior star Risa Wolf led the women ' s tennis team this year, receiving fine support from her sister Hyla. Walker Smith Walker Smith, Deb Dawson, and Gay Shaddock. Paul Baker The men ' s tennis team, under coach Scott Thatcher, finished a respectable 8-7 with a young team. A knee injury plagued junior Brian Gordon, the number one player, but Paul Baker, Kyle Huffman, Ken Mimmack, and Robbie Goodwin helped fill in. The team hosted the CC Invitational and treated its guests badly by winning the tournament. Paul Baker and Brian Gordon .. ■ ■■: ' •■ , , . Brian Gordon Men ' s Tennis Brian and Paul r In Celebration of Spring The fastest catapillar in the west: Pete Jensen, Phil Swan, Salina Ballesteros, Stan Makman. John Stewart and the caboose. y S Spring creeps on to the CC campus with rain and sunshine, books and activities, sun bathing, frisbee and the Dean ' s Cup Challenge which all combine to keep students away from the books. Senior art shows, concerts and occasionally classes pull students in doors away from the sun and fun. lulie Dunn. Mel Bradley ' And their offl Through the % Looking Glass THMMSff . wM Under the direction of Senior class President Mike Richards, thfli Seniors gave the campus Through the Looking Glass. A sedate version o previous Senior festivals, Through the Looking Class attracted professors! town merchants and students. Pie in the Eye, numerous bands, food, ant] water balloons made the day memorable Susie Clark, Stephanie Frykholm eve Hecksher, Robert O ' Hayre, Anthony Dalpiaz, James S.R. Lewis SENIORS: THE BEST OF FRIEND John Auffrey — A Peace Aufferinj Scott Hampson ; ? Peter O ' Connell Jeff Kwass Charlie Ba rkley Dan Sarlo. Tawnya Gilliland Jeff Drew. Spencer Nassar. Russell Welty, Vern Twombly, Paul Cutler, Tootie Schaefer. Jud Ely. Tir| Pantone, Howard Foster. Mindy Lemoni Lynn Taggart and Curt De Voe Karen Jensen the scholars among us Langdon Healy lien Deupree Bartell Jeff and the Harem Jeff Church, Allison Arnold, Colleen McKinney, Jann Dubois, Lisa Lomond. Anne McClellan Robert Bennett Mark Skilling Cynthia Gilbert, Ross Satterwhite ! ' hristine Hartigan, Sam Montgomery, Laurel Van Driest. Lara Roberts Back Row: Robertino Bryce-Lowe Veronica Scharf Jean Thompson Front Row: Diana Lieb Dave Inama Jane Blacka Mereth Dunn Liz Allen Roxanne Lundberg. Geanne Moroye, Liz Bouis Mark Reedy lison Arnold, Beth Tiger, Meg McClellan Mercredi de Cendre Club ' ■■■■■■■■■■■■ Kirsten Stacey, Harriet Crittenden and Mary Farnsworth Joe McCormick and I Bibby Gignilliat and Lynn Mendelsohn yn Burgett ching for clues — John Wesley Mugford II, John Bigelow Atwater, Henry ert Shires, and Ronald Dale Catterson Fred Perderndong and Paul Dickson Emilio Lobato. Darlene Sisnerc in m mm MNTJDI IH ' .fift MI Veronique Lemelle, Steve Braddock, Bonnie Rubenstein Howard Foster, Gail Tate IF t; Wendy Davis, Leslie Engles, Belinda Platts— we ' re always in fashion, oh what a plu Sarah Anderson and Megan Seibel country swingin ' Me and My Shadow ' Anne Doty and Nancy Longton Reid Kelly 9J Dave Ammons, Schuyler Grey. Pauline Elliott, Pete Tasker. Langdon Healy Scott Paton and Anne Kreutz nestled at the foot of Pike ' s Peak. Ron Catterson and Kristin Sheffels — Happy Go Luck Lisa Lomond, Colleen McKinney, Jann Dubois: the Disgruntled Trio h k :-• ' .:,«? ,«•- .... Melissa Frank leff Karas— Definitely Kinky! So. how did you pay your way through school? Alison McQuay. Carrie Emerson, Sandy Weiner. Renee Vigil. Libby Brigham. and Priscilla Barr The Trash King— Al Lattof Joni Segal — The Frisbee Queen W Matt Norwood, Spencer Gresham. Greg Ham and Warren Coughlin — Mexican diving team Joni Segal, Katie Kelley, Maria Polger, Kan Reinking, Leigh Perry, Ann Richards Melissa Francis Pete Hammond Jean Armbruster r Marc Linsey, Tom Prosser and Cold Duck Ihe boyz ' hanging out — John Winsor, Pete arisen, Bruce Sarbaugh, Dave Hicks. rank Nightingale, Kerri Smith Sonne Montague. Randee Gibbens. Cherrie Christner. Sally Eaton, Karen Wohlen. and William Woo Sharon Cra £ •■: ' . Kimberly Heath yep by gawd, I fiddle a little Linda Brown, Vicky Burke Holly Richardson Kent Bossart Christine Hinrichs and Mary Safford Stacey Eatherton, Nancy Coombs, Allison Crawford and Elise Urrutia :_.--- ' ' ; tV : :: Jennifer Shoup Wendy Fay, Jim Trissel (Bodoni Bold), and Mary Olson Brett Stacey 0h ' The carsmopolitans, Susan Sorrell, Stacey Truesdell, Stephanie Zonies and Buffy Spencer Chuck Powell Becky Spencer r Mike Burk and Jim Finkel. ■ §sdl6F ..• ' ' lf- ' • H . 1 N li I r y 1 , JpM jfj K ;■ ■SBflfl If? A Eric Smith, Heidi Nickels, Mark Eiswerth, Anne Doty, Mark Skinner: good friends and nice chapsl Larlotta Jennings Yep, that ' s C.C. . , mm mmmm  - ' - ' ■ ti yZ ; Graduation A Year Ends After most underclassmen abandoned the campus, seniors found time for parties, receptions, rehearsals and perhaps packing. Graduation festivities culminated the momentous week. After a rainy rehersal and a crowded dinner-dance, the class of 1982 graduated on a cloudy memorial day. Justice Sandra Day O ' Connor spoke to the graduates and a large mostly standing crowd. Popping corks and cameras lent a festive air to the occassion. 1 1 1 i The Class of 1982 hi T i ABOUKHATER, BASSAM 74 ACKERMAN. LAUREN ADATO, MICHELLE AIKENS, BRUCE 107 ALLEN, ELIZABETH 127,157 ALLISON, CARRIE 151 ALSTERDA, JOHN B. 184 AMMONS, DAVID 134,135, 167 AMOROSO, CARRIE 52.93, 175 ANDERSON. SARAH 164,92 ANTONOFF, DOUGLAS 97.132 ARMBRUSTER. JEAN 83. 126,175 ARMSTRONG, JANICE ARNOLD, ALLISON 84,153, 159 ATKINSON. BRUCE ATWATER. JOHN 22,155, 161 AUFFREY, JOHN 146 BACH, ROBERT 85,87,181 BAILEY, JOHN BANISTER-MARX, JOHN 79.165 BARKLEY. CHARLES 149 BARR, PRISCILLA 171 BARRINGER, DEBRA 126 BARTELL, ELLEN 153 BECKNER, LEE BELL. DOUG BENNETT, ROBERT 154 BERKMAN, THOMAS BETHKE. ERICH 156 BLACKA, JANE 157 BOESCH. CYNTHIA 85.127, 181 BORST, JEFFERY 176 BOSSART, KENT 178 BOTTUM, ROGER BOUIS, ELIZABETH 23,158 BOYD, ELLEN 163 BRATVOLD, BONI BRAUN, GARY 151 BRIGGS, ALEXANDRA 184 BRIGHAM. ELIZABETH 171 BRONCUCIA, KATHRYN 73.75 BROOKS, AMY 184 BROPHY, THOMAS 184 BROTHERTON, ELIZABETH BROWN, ALLISON BROWN, LINDA 178 BROWN, PHILIP BROWN. SUZANNE 82.88, 174 BRUDIE, SIGRID BRYCE-LOWE, ROBERTINO 16,157 BURGHART, KRIS 76 BURKE. VICTORIA 178 BURNS. RICHARD 28.80, 172 BYWATERS, DORIS 184 BZDEK, VINCENT 77,102 CABALLERO. LISA 165 CAHN, HELEN 147 CANDEA, JAYNE 172 CARDER, WILLIAM CARISCH. DAVID CARLSON, PETER 94,177 CARPENTER, MARGARET 62.173 CARY, THOMAS 164 CASEY, KEVIN CATLETT. MARIA 151 CATTERSON, RONALD 154.161,170 CATTO, JOHN 149 CHACON, GARY CHADWICK, WILLIAM 168 CHESLOCK, LANCE 22,133, 161 CHIDDI. MICHAEL CHRISTISON, WILLIAM 165 CHRISTNER, CHERRIE 92, 126,178 CHRISTOPHER, JEAN CHURCH, JEFFREY 153 CLARK, SUSAN 145 CLARK, THOMAS 78 CLAYTON, JAMES 153 CLEARY, CHRISTOPHER 155 CLIFTON, CAROLINE 151 CLINKENBEARD, CAROL 72 COBB, MATTHEW COHEN, ERIC 155 COLLIER, SANDRA 50 CONWAY, PAMELA COOK, BRIAN COOK, LAURA 155,160 COOMBS, NANCY 179 CORSO, CHERI COUGHLIN, WARREN 42, 131,160,173 COWAN, KELLY 73 CRAIG, SHARON 178 CRAWFORD, ALLISON 179 CRITTENDEN. HARRIET 62,160 CROKE. STEPHEN CRONIN, DAVID CRONIN, KIMBERLY 126, 179 CRONIN, NANCY 58,169 CUSANI-VISCONTI, LORENZO CUTLER, PAUL 150 DALPIAZ, ANTHONY 145 DAME, ALISON 138 DANFORTH, KATHRYN 154 DAVIES, MATT DAVIS, WANDA 164 DAYTON, BETH DEGRANDPRE, PAUL 168 DELAURO, ANTONETTE 45,60,88 DEYOUNG, DAVID DICKSON, PAUL 162 DIEHL, MARTHA 87,96,166 DODDS, MARGARET 58,151 DOTY, ANNE 82.165 DOUD. JON 81,185 DREW, JEFFREY 150 DRURY, DONNA 60,125,179 DUBASIK, FRANK 74 DUBOIS, JANN 153,170 DUELL, JAMES DUMLER, JAMES 172 DUNIGAN, PETER DUNNEWALD, DAVID 84, 90,95,133.145,159,163 EATHERTON, STACEY 179 EATON, SALLY 178 ECKERSLEY, MONICA EISWERTH, MARK 185 ELLERTON. ANNELIESE 152 ELLIOTT. TIMOTHY ELLIS, LISA 169 ELY, JUDSON 150 ENGLES, LESLIE 164 ENGLISH, JAMIE 62,172 ERB, MARY LOU 75 EVANS, TIMOTHY FARNSWORTH, MARY 62. 160 FARRINGTON, BRIAN FARWELL, REBECCA 151 FAY. WENDY 181 FENNER, JOHN 184 FINKEL. JAMES 81.82.185 FLETCHER, ROGER 158 FORE. DOUGLAS 148 FOSTER, HOWARD 27,150, 163,70 FOX, ELISABETH 184 FOX, GARY 70 FRANCIS, EVAN FRANCIS. MELISSA 175 FRANE, MARY GAIL 185 FRANK, MELISSA 170 FRIEDERICH, MARK 48 FRIEDMAN, BRADLEY FROESE, GREGORY 74 FRYKHOLM, STEPHANIE 145 FURLOW, LEONARD GAEUMAN, DAVID 182 GAEUMAN, WILLIAM GALLEGOS. ANGELICA 127,157 GARCIA DO NASCIMENTO, CARLOS 156 GARFIELD. SUSAN 62.88 GELZHEISER, EDWARD 120 GHIRON, CYNTHIA 126.151 GIBBENS, KAREN 148 GIBBONS. RANDEE 178 GIGNILLIAT, ELIZABETH 124,161 GILBERT, CYNTHIA 60,155, 172 GILLESPIE, DANA 60,88,169 GILLETTE, MELANIE 58, 126,147 GILLILAND. TAWNYA 44, 105,149,174 GOLDSMITH, KORY JAN 167 GOODBLANKET, ZOE GOODMAN, BARBARA NANCY 175 GOODMAN, JONATHAN 39 GORDON, CYNTHIA GOULD, SALLIE JILL 166 GREEN, ARLENE 104 GREENBERGER, MARK GRENCIK, THERESA GRESHAM, SPENCER 78, 173 GREY, SCHUYLER 167 GRIMES, KEVIN GRUND, CURTIS 152 HALE, GARY 83 HALE, MOLLY 173 HALL, SHERRI 184 HALLIGAN, LINDA HAM, GREGORY 136.173 HAMILTON. D. ALAN HAMMOND, PETER 175 HAMPSON, SCOTT 79,94, 107,146 HARE, TY 44 HARRIS, ALICIA 83,126,157, 168 HARTIGAN, CHRISTINE 157,169 HAYES, MARY HEADINGTON, LISA 175 HEALY, LANGDON 152,167 HEATH, KIMBERLY 178 HECKSCHER, STEVENS 145,181 HEISLER, HUGH DOWNING HENKLE, KRISTIN 73 HERNDON, ERIC LOFGREN HERNDON, ROY 170 HEUSSLER, MORGAN 93, 157 HICKS, DAVID 79.94,177 HILDEBRANDT. ERIC 155, 179 HINES, ANGELA HINRICHS, CHRISTINE 178 HIRSCHFELD, JEFFERY 8 ' 94,125 HOAG. DAVID 48 HOFMANN, MARK 180 HOLMES, HEATHER 169 HORTON, VALERIE 124,17 HORTON, VANESSA 124, 183 HORWICH, DAVID HOUGH, SUSAN HUBER, MAURA HUNEGS. CRAIG 120 HYLES, GREGORY INAMA, DAVID 157 INCE. ANN 149 IVES, CATHERINE 38,58, I 75,84,126,151 JARAMILLO, JANYCE 52, 53,104.105 JENNINGS. CARLOTTA 60.185 JENSEN. KAREN 151 JOHNSON. DOUGLAS 73. 119.148 JOHNSON. JAMES 160 JONES. MARJORY KAHN, RANDALL KARAS, JEFFREY 54.171,78 KAST, ELLEN 58,126,179 KAUFMAN, DANIEL 154 KAUK, TRINA KELEMEN, NEAL KELLEY, CATHERINE 62, 93.174 KELLY. REID 39,56,166.182 KELLY, THOMAS 106 KEMPTER, KIRT 158 KINASEWICH, DANNY KIRKS, KELLY 45 KITAGAWA, LISA 22,45 KNEEDLER, SARA ANNE 27,82,84,85,88,126,181 KOBY, VICTOR 154 KOCEL, MICHAEL 185 KOO, RICHARD 85,130,147, 162 KRAMB, DONNA KREUTZ, ANNE 96,167 KROON, CATHERINE 126 KRUEGER, PATRICIA 184 KRUMME, MARGARET KUZMIER, KERRIE 169 KWASS, JEFFREY 149 LABREC, SARAH 126,162 LACKEY, JOHN 72 LANDMAN, BERNARD 149 LANE, EMILY 164,166 LANGE, TERESA LANSING, ALYSE 169 LATIMER, MARK 166 LATTOF, ALLEN 77.171 ; WES, CHARLES 80,150 YTON, CYNTHIA ZERE, MICHAEL 159 CH, ANGELA 182 •VIONIK, MADLYN 150 VINE, MARK VY. MARK 78,184 WIS, JAMES 145,150 WIS, JENNIFER 60,146 iVANDS, SALVADOR 168 NlCOLN, MICHAEL 75 NSEY, MARC 176 SELLA, GWEN 184 KINGSTON, PHILLIP 74 )BATO, EMILIO 142,162 )CKWOOD. GRETCHEN 23,126,185 Bond, lisa 153,170 IpNG, REBECCA 62,148 5NGTON, NANCY 27,97, 165,172 3RTIE, PAMELA 180 ' OWE, VALERIE 177 i JGO, TERESA [JND, KIMBERLY JNDBERG, ROXANNE 158 JNDGREN, JEFFREY IACDONALD, KAREN IACMILLAN, DEBBY 126 llAJOR, PATRICIA 148 IANCINI, ROBERT 45,94, I 174 1ANES, ELIZABETH 52,156 TANNING. ELLEN 74 1ANULIKOW. MARGARET 4ARIENS. MARK 1ARTINEZ, GREGG I72 4AZIE, JEFFREY I55 ICCLELLAN, ANNE I53 ICCLELLAN. ROBERT 22, I 78 1CCLINTOCK, RICHARD ji I50 j ICCLURE, HOWARD I73 4CCORMICK. JOSEPH i ; i6o I ICINTYRE, WENDY ' MCKEE, SCOTT 154 AC KINNEY, COLLEEN I 153,170 MC MAHON, EDWARD MC MASTER, JAMES 73 m NAB, MEREDITH 169 MCQUAY, ALISON 171 BELCHER, LE 132 MENDELSOHN, LYNN 89, 126,161 MILLER, JAMESON 119,148 MILLER, MARTIN MILLER, PAUL MONTAGUE, SUZANNA 92.178 MOORE, DANIEL 97,127, 130,140,162 MOORE, JOHN MOORE, REYNOLDS 184 MORENO, STACEY MORI, SHUNTA 181 MOROYE, GEANNE 58,126, 158 MORRIS, KIMBERLY 60 MORROW, RANDALL 45, 72 MORSE, STEVEN MUELLER, MARK MUESSEL, CHRISTOPHER 154 MUGFORD, JOHN 22,161 MUTNICK, ANDREW 8$, 147 NAKAGAWA, RANDALL 130,162 NASSAR, S. SPENCER 150 NATIELLO, PETER 80,173 NELSON, ROBERT NEVANS, ELAHNA NICKELS, HEIDI 124,185 NIEWOEHNER, WESLEY NIGHTINGALE, FRANK 177 NORRIS, STEVEN 133,154, 177 NORWOOD, MATTHEW 78.173 O ' CONNELL, PETER 148 O ' CONNOR, BRIAN 166 O ' HAYRE, ROBERT 145,182 OLSON, MARY 83,181 ORTIZ, RODERICK OUELLETTE, MARK 74 OWEN, PATRICK 150 PANTONE, TINA 27,150.70 PATON, WAYNE 79,165 PATRICHI, ILEANA 23 PAYNE, SUSAN PEIRCE, LOIS 126,176 PENDEXTER. LESLIE PERICH. KAREN 27 PERRY, LEIGH 62,174 PETERSEN, NANCY 126 PETERSON, LYNN 176 PETTYGROVE, MARC 147 PFEIFFER, CATHERINE 60 PFISTER. PETER 180 PIERCE. LAWRENCE 4,82, 84,173 PISTOR, WILLIAM PLATTS, BELINDA 59,161 POLGER, MARLA 60,84, 154,174 POWELL, CHARLES 5,28, 183 PRICE, LORI PROSSER, THOMAS 176 PROUTY, ERIK 172 QUINONES, ANNA RABIN, ROSS RALSTON, STUART 173 RATCLIFF. DAVID 147 RAYMOND, TAMARAH 60,84,92,172 REED, GERTRUDE REEDY, MARK 158,176 REESE, SPENCER REICHART, RONALD 107 REINKING, KAREN 62,174 REIS, CHERYL 58,126,151 REMLINGER, DONALD 45, 48,49 REYNOLDS, MARK 184 RICHARDS, MICHAEL 2,45, 85,181 RICHARDSON, ELIZABETH 174 RICHARDSON, HOLLI 178 RIORDAN, PATRICIA 27, 156 RITT, MICHAEL 147 ROBERT, CHARLES 22,172 ROBERTS. LAURA 157 ROBINS. ABIGAIL 74 ROLLER. CHRISTIAN 87.127 ROSENBLOOM, DAVID ROSS, IRVING 84,164 ROTHERY, MARIE RUBENSTEIN, ADAM 119, 148 RUBENSTEIN. BONNIE 163 SAFFORD. MARY 145,178 SAKATA. VICKI 124.146 SALAZAR, CHARLENE 14 SALAZAR, ELAINE SARBAUGH, BRUCE 93,94, 177 SARLO. DANIEL 89,102,103. 124,149 SASH, LEAH SATTERWHITE. ROSS 155 SCHAD. SABRA 62.146 SCHAEFER, RUTH 150 SCHARF, VERONICA 83. 86.157 SCHRAG. DEAN SCOTT. JULIE SEDILLO. FILO SEGAL. JONI 62.171.174 SEIBEL. MARGARET 150.164 SEXTON. TIMOTHY 87,180 SEYMOUR, INGE SHALLOW, PATRICE 145 SHAPERO, SUZANNE DREUX 58,152 SHEFFELS, KRISTIN 3,60,82, 84.170,172 SHEPHERD, CHARLA 72 SHIRA, MARK 78 SHIRES, HENRY 28,161 SHOUP, JENNIFER 180 SILLSTROP, MARY 45,60. 88,156,184 SIMBORSKI, ROSANNE 155 SIMONTON, DAVID 133, 159 SIMPSON, COLIN 102,103, 78 SISNEROS, DARLENE 162 SKILLING, MARK 10,154 SKINNER, MARK 84,185 SLACK, SARA SMITH, CHRISTOPHER 80 SMITH, ERIC 84,90,148,185 SMITH. KERRI 177 SMITH, KEVIN SMITH, LUCKY 87,146 SMITH, MARTHA 147 SMITH, PAUL 22 SMITH, WALKER 139 SORELL. JOHN SORRELL, SUSAN 2.62,183, 184 SPENCER. ELIZABETH 60, 183,184 SPENCER, REBECCA 125. 183 SPENCER, ROBERT 167 SPLAINE. JEREMIAH 135, 147 STACEY, BRETT 85.87,182 STACEY, KIRSTEN 160 STARR. MATTHEW STATLER, JULIA STERLING. JON STEWART. JOHN 80.142 STIRGUS. KENT STRUCH. RANDY 107 SULLIVAN, GREGORY SULLIVAN. MICHAEL SWEITZER. PAUL 85.130, 150 TAGGART, LYNN 150 TANSIMORE, ANTHONY TASKER. PETER 136.167 TATE. GAIL 163 TAYLOR. CYNTHIA 74,85. 88 THOMAS, LEE 166 THOMPSON, JEAN 86,157 THORSNESS. PETER 22 THWAITS, JOHN TIGER, BETH 159 TORRES, ANTOINETTE 142 TOWNSEND, PATRICK 22, 182 TRUESDELL, STACEY 62. 165,183 TYLER, WILLIAM 126,156 URRUTIA, ELISE 179 VALDEZ, LEO VAN DIVER, JOEL VAN DRIEST, LAUREL 157 VAN NESS. CAROLYN 86. 177 VAUGHN. STEVEN 168 VIGIL, RENEE 171 VISEUR, ANNE 59,126,151 VOGT. PETER 134,135,184 WALKER, ANDREW 174 WALKER, THURMAN 83 WALLACE, GREGORY WALTER, SUSAN 148 WARD, ROBERT 179 WARD, SUSAN 72,75 WATSON, TERRI WATT, BRENDAN WEAVER, CHRISTOPHER 169 WEBBER, PAM 58,84,85, 86,87.181 WEINER, SANDRA 171 WELTY, RUSSELL 27,150,181 WEST, HELEN 180 WHITCHER, DALE WHITE. BARRIE 75.154 WHYTE, GREGORY WICHELNS. JILL 175 WILBUR, JOHN 45,155 WILLETTO, CARLA 58,126, 179 WILLIAMS, MARK 5,80,172 WILLIAMSON, JOHN WILLIAMSON, PATRICK WILLIS, JARALD WILSON, WILLIAM WINKLER. WILLIAM WINSOR. JOHN MARK WINSOR. JOHN TICHENOR 42.79.94.177 WINSTANLEY, DEAN 78, 155 WISTER, ELIZA 184 WOHLEN, KAREN 22,92, 126,178 WOLF, RISA 127,149,138,139 WOLFE, KATHY 73 WOO, WILLIAM 178 WOOLLAMS, KAREN 86, 177 WOTKYNS, WILLIAM WYMAN, EDWIN MACKENZIE 73 YAMADA, KATHERINE 50, 130.169 ZONIES, STEPHANIE 62,183 In creating this yearbook we had a simple theme ; major goals in mind. We wanted this yearbook to reflect faces of the school and be a valt rememberance reference book twenty years from n Amazingly, two hyper-involved seniors who h procrastinating developed to a fine art succeedec producing this book. We hope you enjoy As we ' re finishing up the book we have a few people t we would like to recognize and thank you for their hi work and dedication to the bo Our greatest debt and biggest thanks go to Rar Nakagawa, our photo editor. He organized photographers whatever needed to be shot and developed almost every of film that we used. We could always count on a cheei What ' s up? any time we called h Melanie Beck headed the sports section. She faithfi used the rosters to identify all the athletes and cheerfi completed all her pages for each deadline (some even j afternoon of graduatio Wendy Milne did the wing and dorm pages. She v frequently seen asking friends, Do you know who tl person i Eric Smith and his staff of Mark Skinner, Pete Thorsne and Meg Carpenter did the senior section. Eric was main force behind organizing the section and printed alm all the section ' s photos. He also gave terrific neck n during times of pressu Marty McElhiney headed the faculty section. Mai usually spent deadline nights (and very early morninj frantically looking through the proof book searching more candids and placing line tape on his pages. Rememl Marty, no writing on the art boar Kristen Wexels organized the organizations a unfortunately darkroom problems messed up r organization, thus she ran into problems with phot Linda Boesch was in charge of selling and distributing tl book and also gave us hugs whenever we needed the We would also like to thank the major contributi photographers: Sharon Yanagi, Carlton Burch, Steve We Marc Linsey, Matt Jones, Randy Nakagawa, Greg Anders Robin Hyden, Liz McLean, and everyone else that took re of Cutler film and shot photos for the Nugget. Also, tha you to everyone that contributed photos to this book. Y really appreciate all your he And a BIG thanks also goes to our friends who support us and understood us during the pressures and heckl times of the yearbook deadlines. You know we care about of you, but we didn ' t always express it very w« Much love and many thanks to all of yc —Sally Kneedler and Pam Webb