Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1983 volume:

' i 4£ s ■ § %i qra ej The Anthesis of a Liberal Arts Education : CQLO. SPRjNQ corn t Gi= ° ' ° 0. 60903 ■ ■■ ' : .v. ' ' '  9hbh V. . • V: ; : ' , • . • • ■- w i , ' !h-Vv v ■ sr ' . Je. ■ - £p i |  - : ;1 1 3 f — -p W V x . ■1 9b V ' -- v - , _ N - — • : :v ' ' • c % ' -:u 9 i f r I MEMORY ESSi 1 HOMECOMING Colorado College 1983 m Chase Brand, Julie Gates A DISTINGUISHED CEREMONIOUS CLASS SENIORS 1982-1983 • .-1 ' W%1 W. J i !?i % - 1 , ti — «-. ' Br ' BHBE t tf 1 k f uKf l ii-. ' i l ■ 1 fa 4 9 m 1  rHpaBP ml fe- l J A W I KifcjP- ;.. « 1 , i y ?l l ft S ; .«i I s -J 1 1 5fe ; H? ! ' 1 E4 ' n mni ffejt C • ' Mm-  «£ • tnwg ■U W ? Wr l ■ if ■8 cl ' • «r ■ i I i H J 1 B . 1 fefe ' I L J rilhk. k 1 J 1 : - ' - ' ;■■ nL W ' ' Wtrjm. IfTi ' fc Wt% Yi Ba J mkA ' mux 1 wr B If Mr  , K, Wm. f k H M m w A t i i •-.. ' - 1 WAffitBam M|ijif i £= 5 ?s t-7; ' ■- jgpfT— V gm ki mm I h ■ Joe Vanderbosen, Ed Santen X i Ted Hamaker, Steve Brown, Tony Puckett f J Bob Bergquist, Eric Niel Ted Koerner, Lon Garver ' MM . Heather Nobles, Lisa Moody Dave Bernard Sa Steve Howerton, Jennifer Lehman MEN Mike Taber Jeff Moline Benny Shindo Daniel Dynell WOMEN Lee Anne Dunham Karen White Kathleen Collins Michelle Talarico Erica Fite Kandis Hanson Maeve Cannon Julie Dunn Kathryn Parr Susan Sonnesyn Ann Van Horn Theresa Ellbogen Kendra French Paula Trater Libby Russell The men ' s cross-country team had several outstanding freshman and soph- omore runners this year and placed well in several large invitational meets. Four runners competed in the National Junior Olympics. Freshman Mike Taber took fifth place in the 5,000 meter race, the best finish ever for a C.C. The women ' s team, led by Captain Julie Dunn won three invitational meets and placed well in several others. In their first year to compete in the NCAA the Tigers took sixth place in the Division III regional meet. Cross Country SOCCER Despite a tough schedule, including nine NCAA Division I and II teams the Tigers played very competitively and finished with a 12-10-2 record. The season ended with a trip to the NCAA regional tournament in Chicago where the Tigers lost to Wheaton Colleg« recognition of his leadership, coach Horst Richardson was named Coach of the Year in the Far West Region of Di- vision Sam Schwartz Brad Wolf Tom Hyland Robert McAnulty James Hull Peter Armstrong Greg Gale John Cook Mitch Green Jim Grice ■ill Rudge Rich Hibbard Brad Lundberg Scott Ev John Moderwell Birgham Olson Tom Penzel Bryan Erickson Dan Moe Mike Friederich Thomas MacKenzie 1 ftSw ii Si i Lisa Seaman Carolyn Donnelly; slam dancing The Women ' s Soccer Team had a very successful season, finishing with an 18-4 record. They captured the Rocky Mountain League Ti- tle with a perfect 12-0 record in league play. The team looks forward to another good season next year as only three players will graduate and fourteen of the squad were freshmen. ROSTER Kim Beswick Beth Branson Anne Bush Carolyn Donnelly Kay Dushane Sarah Flynn Jill Forsythe Allison Grimm Joanna Hambidge Sharon Hoag Sheila Jack Julie Koeppe Ann Lindsey Kathy Ludwig Kathy Mahoney Stacie Oulton Rhonda Paynter Karen Ruehl Mary Schoner Nancy Schwappach Lisa Seaman Betsy Vosburgh Robyn Waltz Amanda Whorf Carol Willis r ' j_ WOMENS SOCCER $ V ..._.. T _ _ 100 YEARS OF FOOTBALL Colorado College defeated the Sigafus Hose Volunteer Fire Department on Thanksgiving Day, 1882 to begin a tradition of exciting Tiger football action that has continued for 100 years. In 1885 C.C. played in the first inter-collegiate football game west of the Mississippi. In 1909, Colorado College helped found the Rocky Mountain Conference and were champions or co-champions seven times during their 54 year association with the conference. Since 1957, the Tigers have been directed by Head Coach Jerry Carle. Over the past 26 years, longer than any other C.C. coach has served, he has compiled a record of 121-103-5. OFFENSE Kipp Rillos Andy Motz Scott Driggers Alex Chernushin Giff Asimos Jim VanMetre John Quinn Sean Curtis Brett Cunningham Dan Rholf John Champion Darryl Patrick Barry Patterson Mike Boss Pat Geonetta Rudy Kocman William Holland Rick Pfeiffer Tom Southall Tim Pytell Chris Watchman Tom Elliot Glenn Primack Whitney Griffen Ross Bryan Rick May Fred Galves The Tiger 100th anniversary season began on a winning note with victories over Nebraska Wesleyan, Trinity and Has- tings. The next two games were lost, but the Tigers sharpened their claws for the Homecoming game against McMurray in which they competed six touchdown passes on the way to a 49-32 triumph. Still not satisfied, they went on to defeat Trinity a second time for their fifth and final win. The season ended with losses to tough Hamlin and Miner teams giving the Tigers a final 5-4 record. Several players made outstanding contributions to the 1982 Colorado College Football Team. Seniors Pat Geonetta an d Ray Bridges finished out their Tiger careers with excellent performances. Ray, a defensive end and co-captain was voted a member of the Kodak All-American Team for Division II and III teams. At halfback Geonetta continually amazed oppo- nents with his speed, taking 20th place in Division III with 12 touchdowns. Sophomore Quarterback Scott Driggers led the Tigers to 5th place in the Division in passing offense. Scott passed for an average of 125 yds per game. Punt returner and Pass Receiver Tom Southall also put in an exceptional performance this year. He finished his sophomore season with a punt return average of 21.6 yds and was featured in an article in the NCAA news. All in all a very successful centennial season. Ken Siporin Mark Nichols Scott Martinez Scott Mills Billy Fear Ray Bridges Kregg Listen Richard Mayne Mike Stefanic Jeff Klarner Ed Muhovich Channing Gibson Anthony Quarles Sterling Griffin Kirk Turner Dave Collier Steve Bonucci Perry Corder Scott Clemenson Carter Brims Mark Notz Steve Daly John Kiggen ■■ •T: The volleyball team was plagued by injuries throughout the season. While this caused their record to suffer, everyone got a chance to play and the team developed a co- hesive spirit. The tigers played against many Division I and II teams, compiling a 16-27-4 record for the season. 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I 473-9999 94S S. 8th St. College Pharmacy GET IT HERE TIGER FANS Congratulations and best wishes to class of ' 83 2729 North Nevada Colorado Springs, Co. UPTOWN SPIRITS MENS BASKETBALL The mens basketball team managed only four wins against eighteen losses. Nevertheless, Coach Williams considered the year a success as the team showed much improvement as the season progressed. All of this years players should be returning next year so we should see an even more im- proved team in 1984. Wade, Craig Walker, Eric Kirchhof, Jamie Pytell, Tim Dohm, Jeff Genee, Hendrickus Bradbury, Tom Wells, Todd Quarles, Tony Floore, Thad Driggers, Scott Craig Wade Scott Driggers; do you suppose he ' s good at this? C. C. HOCKEY Mike Bertsch took over as head coach of the Tigers this year and he and his team found the going to be a bit rough. Not only was the team very young, but it was plagued by in- juries all season, particularly to the upperclassmen. The WCHA competition was severe as usual and the Tigers were able to scrape up only a few wins. The Tigers moved the puck well in many of their games but were unable to put everything together to score the necessary goals. Bertsch ' s skaters finished the regular season with a record of 6-26-1 and 2-24 in WCHA play. At the WCHA playoffs the Tigers got off to a good start against Wisconsin, taking the lead in total goals early in the second game. However the Badgers came back with five goals to put the Tigers away for good. Hope springs eternal . . . ? C. C. TIGGER! Doug Lidster MENS SWIMMING Coach Jerry Lear considered this year ' s team to be one of the best in his 20 years as coach. The 400 freestyle relay team especially strong, setting a new school and pool record to take 1st place at the ISL championship meet. At Nationals the Tigers swam well but no one was able to place in the top 12 to achieve All-American status. They didn ' t miss it by much, though, as the 400 free relay team took 16th as did Troy Tafoya in the 200 freestyle. Eric Tibbey finished 26th in the 100 freestyle. For his job in leading this great Tiger effort Jerry Lear was named ISL coach of the year. m i £ Todd Elwyn, Troy Tafoya, Coach Lear, Eric Tibbey, David Hartong BlGCkTS Eric Tibbey, Jerry Lear Top: Todd Elwyn, Troy Tafoya, Brad Ross, Mark Thorkalson, Jeff Faunce, Dave Hartong, Eric Tibbey, Coach Lear Bottom: Lloyd Pierce, Tony Johnson, Mike Ramsey, Phil Guzzeltavern, Marshall Griffith, Bruce Tracey Becky Price ; f mj ' WOMENS SWIMMING The 82-83 season was an excellent one for the women swimmers with both strong relay teams and fine individual efforts. The Tigers really came on strong at the end of the season improving their times impressively at the last few meets. Nine swimmers quali- fied to go to the NCAA Division III Nationals. At Nationals Laura Luckett placed ninth in 3m diving and Sue Wolfe took twelfth in 50yd backstroke. Both Laura and Sue were named All-Americans for their outstanding performances. Top: Sue Wolfe, Carrie Jenkins, Josie Foster, Kate Fuller, Becky Price, Daryl Boyd, Jennifer McFarland Middle: Nancy Anderson, Amy Baker, Ellie Brandenburg, Laura Luckett, Helen Buchanan. Bottom: Janine Hitchcock, Cynthia Surret Laura Luckett Cynthia Surret, Becky Price, Ellie Brandenburg, Nancy Anderson Skiing The Tiger skiers had a great year qualifying for the National College Ski Association Championships in Waterville New Hampshire. Even though captain Bill Graebel fell in the giant slalom and was unable to compete in the other events, the men took 9th place overall. Dave Terry put in an outstanding performance, coming in 5th in giant slalom, and got himself voted a 1st team All-American. Scott Ree took 13th place in the slalom. The women ' s team narrowly missed qualifying for Nationals, but Millie Halek qualified as an independent and finished 26th in the giant slalom. Steven Paul, Scott Ree, Dave Terry, Andrew Schwartz, Richard Giorgi, Millie Halek, Bill Graebel WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Under the direction of first-year coach Ruth Olson, the Tigers developed into a well-balanced team, showing steady improvement over the course of the year. It was quite an exciting season, with many games won or lost only in the final seconds. The women finished with a 14-11 record to take second place in the Continental Divide Conference. In the CDC championship game against UNC the Tigers made a valiant attempt to come from behind, but the Bears held them off 62-60, denying them the league title. Mom ' s Angels Destined to commit suicide in seven years. The girl your mother warned you about Robin Snyderman Rich Stacey, Bob Matsuoka Steve Hoag, Close friend Bob Daly, Sue Simpson Joseph Goldwasser, Lori Mendelsohn HOUSES MONTGOMERY Back Row — Cheryl Carlson, Ann Pfeiffenberger, Carrie Taylor Third Row — Lani Carroll, Patty Gessner, Laura Wolf, Sally Husak Second Row — Amy Tamura, Merrie Margolin, Margery Fernald, Chris Northrop, Bonnie Kindel, Kendra French, Karen Southwick, Alice Goodlette Front Row — Penelope Savalas, Mae Tia TENNEY Back Row — Jeanine Rodriguez, Sarah Pascoe, Sally Husak, Heather Dickinson Middle Row- Sarah Law, Amy Van Court, Carol Gallegos, Kim Case, Nina DeConcini, Leslie Packard, Kathy Malone Front Row — Josina Rome- ro, Camille Bzdek, Susie Gass, Lee Anne Dunham, Rachel Young TICKNOR Back Row — Kris Lund, Kim Eckhout, Ruth Hampton, Jane Oldfather, Jenny Oakes Middle Row— Nancy Druege, Jo Seavy, Nina Dulacki, Chris Wandel, Susie Brasher Front Row — Melanie Beck, Susie Magee, Jinan Martini, Velva Price, Margo Herbert MC GREGOR Third Floor; Back Row— Grant Ferguson, Sky Eldridge, Dave Scott, Rich Ruby, Emory Ells- worth Middle Row — Brian Armstrong, Shane Hubler, Curt Windsor, Ed Santen, Mark Wright, Pete White, Dion McClellan, Jeff Shore; R.A., Front Row — Dan Zvonek, Brian Meek, Ed Langlois Second Floor; Back Row — Jon Boren, David Baay, John Gudvangen, Tony Quarles Middle Row — Winston Luke, Randy Hubbard, Norm MacKensen, Ralph Marshall, Bob Armstrong, Chris Wray, James Norby, Frank Dealy Front Row — Steve Bersticker, Hank Borra First Floor; Back Row — Joe Goldwasser, Sherb MacFarlan, Kevin McDonough Middle Row — Clodio Fernandez, Jeff Wolf, Greg Creagor, Roger Powell, Dan Dinell, Craig Smith; R.A., Brad Smith Front Row — Gage Reichert, Deady Bear, Xavier Wong FRENCH Back Row — Mark Muse, Andrew Hook, Karen Knudsen, Susan Sherman, Marie-France Semmel- beck. Meredith Thomas, John Leigh Front Row — Christine Green- wait, Merri-Lyn Cushman, Jeanette Joy SPANISH Back Row — William A. Moon III, Kristin C. Allen, Miriam Dupinet; H.R., Linda D. Boesch, Karen L. White Front Row — Helen E. Buchanan, Vincent Dodge, Mar- tha J. Tarpenning, Kimberly K. Sandberg Not Pictured; Lauren Dailey, Amy Rubin GERMAN Back Row — Heidi Rauscher, Hennie Genee, Gretchen Pagel, Kathleen Lynch, Monika Winkel Front Row — Nancy Lamb, Alice Hubbard, Essie Brooks, Gavin Ehringer, Kristin Schliep, Carolyn Slade, Carolyn Colwill, Annie Gallacher Sitting; Suzanne Schelden, Mitch Green JACKSON HOUSE Back Row — Geoff Gushee, Amy Schaaf, Ernie Luning, Shaun Avery, Chris Weaver, Eve Pollak, Pete Nelson, Scott Ellard, Mike Neff, Beth Franklin Middle Row — Judy Wray, Deb Francis, Stef Rob- inson, Nina Brudie, Becca Klenk, Mary Worner, Charlie Kellogg, Robin Richards Front Row — Ken Boyer, Sally Tatler, Ju- dith Spiegel, Greg Wright Not Pictured; Amy Bloom, Peg Canning, Sera Soler- Sala, Ann Conlin, Robin Snyderman, Han- nah Clinton, Saul Magallenes, Sheldon Smith, Greg Gale, Paul McCartney, Bill Gray, Aimee Serrurier, Lisa Burkstaller, Terry Kessel, Anna Scholten, Anami Ev- Nerissa Bardfeld, Emily Goodman, Mike Russel, Lisa Wiener BEMIS Back Row — Mona Yen, Kathy Axtell, Kathy Grisby, Karen Ruiz, Karen Ruehl, Suzy Grimm Front Row — Denise Soss, Ashley King, Mary Kay Puryear, Lisa Radley Not Pictured; Sue Boettger; R.A. Back Row — Ashley Mooser, Nancy Schwappach, Susan Swafford, Beth Hubbard, Jill Kitagawa, Kirstin Wexels, Anne Turner, Sasha Carney Middle Row — Toni Crochet, Tracy Hite, Kathy Ullench, Sue Kotval, Autumn Westa, Hyla Wolf Front Row — Marianne Lile, Julie Johnson, Mandy Maccallum, Kimie Wurster, Debbie Dawson; R.A., Ella Ray Mathias 4 West House ack Row — Laura Fulginitti, Stephanie Maddux, Darcie Bucklin, Lynn Van De Wa- ter. Front Row — Wendy Reeves, Katy Schorr, Mandy Kerchner, Sarah Scott, Susan Heninger. Mathias 2 West House Back Row — Brenda Radichel, Caroline Dunn, Tracy Diedrichs, Jan Bollenbacher, Kathy Purfield. Front Row — Jean Carpenter, Marty Geisler, Cathy Buchanan. Not Pictured: Tiffany Darr, Jill Forsythe. Mathias 4 East Back Row — Steve Kohn, Jill Gregg, Dave Bost Marty Kemmer, Kristen Ames, Beth. From Row — Jaqueline Cahill, Jay, Adisa Fredericksen Lauren Gipe, Mark Lee. Mathias 1 West Suite Back Row — Unknown extra, John Goodfellow. Middle Row — Micheal Flemming, Dan Leonardi. Front Row — Courtney Smith, Greg Leddy, Greg Ettinger. Mathias 2 West Back Row; Jackie Knowlton, Allison O ' Neall, Mary Beth Barron, Lisa Seaman, Jill Chupack, Beth Touchette. Middle Row; Greta Hanson, Kate Nelson, Sharon Hoag, Karmen Delridge, Sally Lyon, Rebecca Kenny, Julie Potocnik, Sophia Eitel. Front Row; Madlen Polly Caplow, Cathy Buck Buchanan, Deb Nalty, Victoria Kelso, Kandis Hanson Mathias 2 Core; Top; Bob Moore, John Crawford, Andy Hornbrook, Richard May, Mike Freiderich, Phil Perry, Jim Griss, Jim Agar, Brad Ross, Steve Broodbeck, Tom Bradbury, Shep Davis. Bottom; Kip Rillos, John Vennick, RA, Steve Suderland. Mathias 2 East Top; Laura Hartman, Thea Kearny, Kristi Kight, Cynthy Kim, Wendy Koenig, Leisa Sinclair. Mid- dle; Christie Cook, Judy Roorda, Anne Von Rogov, Nancy Keates, Christy Olsen, Brenda Frihauf, Katie Lucht, Barb Ross, Bottom; Hanna Steffian, Elizabeth Larsen, Allison Grimm, Lisa Lear, Nicole Trousdale. Mathias 3 East 1st row: Bill Berger Dan Moe, Mike Ramsey 2nd row: Dave Collier, Abbott Lawrence, Ted Vidmar, Scott Desmarais, Kraig Ecton, Tom Elliot, Ned Muhovich 3rd row: Tom Dil- lon. Brad Segal. Brad Robertson 4th row: Steve Hoppin, Peter Mattox, Phil Drinkhaus mam Community Interaction Theme Wing Not Pictured Here: Steve Maupin (R.A.), Bruce Allen, Hugh Davis, Andrea Eldred, Heidi Henson, Sally Spector, Katie Mc Clintock, Kevin King, Josh Davidson, Bob Daly, Paul Burge, Cindy Waldron, Dona Bossart, Kim Kopecky, Bev Bushey, Steve Hoag, Dave Peck, Mary Snyder, Scott Evans, Tom Highland, Janice Rhyne, Kate Clark, Amy Shackelford, Virginia Headen, Sue Simpson. Anne Smith, Tory Corbel Mathais 3 Core 1st row: Brenda Shelton, Jan Abendroth, Sue Schoo, Ann Drum- mond, Nancy Stotz, Raquel Kennedy, Sandy Gardner (R.A.) 2nd row: Robin Truesdell, Holley Darden, Tammy Norman, Cynthia Weber. 3rd row: Grace Cowper, Ann Duncan Not Pic- tured: Liz Wilson, Sarah Kreutz, Janine Hitchcook, Laura Baughman, Yvonne Montano Loomis 1 East 1st row: Ellie Brandenburg, Ann Kelly, Serena Smith, Jill Johnson, Barbara Guerrero 2nd row: Nancy Nicholl, Anne Scarborough, Jean Ann Morrison, Linda Smith, Karen Cheney 3rd row: Kami Lambert, Margaret Cleermans, Gina Trovas, Katie Kendall, Joy Mumford 4th row: Ann Lindsey, Beth Theabah, Kathy Mahoney 5th row: Kate Leahy, Julie Date, Amanda Whorf, Sheila Jack, Roslen Farris, Beth Mills Loomis 1 North Standing L to R: Zan Moltz, Andy Post, Eric Brown, Phil Gunther, Jeff Janeway, Todd Han- sen, Andy Stephens, Tucker Mixon, Aaron Weiner Kneeling L to R: Bill Steel; R.A., David Lee Not Pictured: Ed Santos, Pat Esquibel, Da- vid Pollack Loomis 3 West Clockwise: Suzanne Zinn (in diamonds) Dirkson Bauman, Paul Augie Feder, Justin Sherman, Emily Dohe, Cynthia Ste- venson, Randi Isaacson, Brooke Serrell, John Cook, Theresa Ellbogen, Laurie Por- ter, Stephanis Noland Loomis 3 North Top: Scott Heron, Steve Vela, Rick Chase, Tim Panzer Middle: Dan Demund, Stan Law, Garth Fitzgerald, Bill Witter, John Burbridge Bottom: Burt Neiman, Slim Dog Bell, Stratis Kakodelis, Les Snyder Loomis 2 West Back Row: Jennie Allen, Nancy Hastings, Debbie Weaver, Chanda Chess, Jay Hahn, Karen Lawrence, Tia Mc Kinley Front Row: Stephanie Bowers, Erica Fite, Emily Anderson, Lori Halle, Kim Beswick Loomis Garden West Back Row: Johnny Hansell, Lloyd Pierce, Tim Hughes, Scott Elliot, Will Harper, John Boitlan, Chris Burke, Kirky Turn- er, Jack Meyer, John Young, Jeff Shaw, Mark Douglass, Jay Hoppe, Jim Mason, Pete Burford Front Row: Chang Oh, Dave Martin, Jay Marshall, Jeff Segal, Dave Bair, Rich Lawton, Eric Gustafson, Rob Koch Mathais 4 East Suite L-R: Jeff Dohm, Dan Rohlf, Perry Corder. Chan Gibson, Andy Motz Mathais 4 Core Top: Lauri, Dan Sam, Geoff Middle: Keith, Kelly, Eric, Carol Bottom: Samuel Mathais 3 West and House: Top row: Holly Wilson, Bill Sandburg, Jennifer Mc Farland, Paula Hildebrand Bottom row: Kyle Beckler, Ben Slocum, Melody Johnson Mathais 2 East House Top row: Diana Bernardo, Mary Travers, Katie Hite, Lupita Gallardo, Carol Rome- ro, Martha Marco, Michelle Marchese Bot- tom row: Annabeth Headrick, Nancy Mc- Coy Not pictured: Kristi Parker Mathais 2 West Suite Back row: Liz Janes, Melissa Babigian. Elizabeth Ellerb, Christy Ragg Front row: Barb Thorpe, Bev Weinberg Mathais 1 East Suite Top: Kim Zeller, Andrea Marcus, Liz Gardner Mid- dle: Carolyn Christensen, Dan Martin, Missy Hyde Front: Kathy Ludwig s. tJ s 4 West Slocum Standing: Pickslay Cheek, Jay Collins, Marc Margolin, Eric Hayes. Dave Rolph, Walter Enterline, Russel Worth, Neil McGorian Seated: Dave Catterson, Terry Britten, Tom Payne, John Regas, John Khoury On the Floor, Kurt Bullard, George White and Bong Missing: Mark Gulinson, Kris Kamm : 4 North Slocum Front: Terry Van Speybroeck Bottom of pyramid from left to right: Kip Freytag, Joy Duran, Joanna Hambidge, Dana Casper, Caro- line Davis 2nd row from left to right; Carolyn Lowe, Caryl Howerter, Jean Leahy, Katie Schneider Top: Dawn Ewonus Missing: Nancy Anderson, Tessa Reese, Zanna Zuckerman, Judy Tytler, Lisa Goodman, Michelle Sullivan, Krista Smith, Liz Henderson, Sara Blaik, Sharon Ives, Suzi Rusho, Suzanne Bratt, Mary Kate Mendoza, Amy Oswald 1 South Slocum Left to right: Jeff Faunce (R.A.), Alex Abel, Doug Holland, Eric Heegard, John Lasley, Alan Davis, Dave McGauley, Rick Moore, Jeff Mouleen, Hans Brennan, Jim Shallow, Doug Rawls, Kip Roe Missing: Robert Erben, Eric Stacey, Ben Fredregel, Jeff Tuttle, Lee Sessions, Kevin McCabe, Marc Lauret j?J - mk 1 West Slocum L to R: Scott Ree, Braxton Copley, Andy Sergeant, Matt Oik, Todd Elwin, Shawn Crawford, Jeff Frank, Tim Daniels, Kurt Ostergaard 2 South Slocum: The Community Chests Back Row: Leslie Endacott, Jennie Myers, Joan Hofmann, Lai Grabi Prochaska, Michelle Smith, Kristin Smith Middle Row: Carole Youngren, Jodi Royce, Sally Strupp, Debbie Tulloch, Jenny Wilcox, Julie Gerstenfeld, Cynthia Surrett, Margy Hubbell, Karyn Acre Front Row: Amy Hance, Sheryl Welte, Dina Carson, Amy Baker, Carrie Christison, Zibby Lanou 2 North Slocum Sitting: Tim Bell, Bill Walsh, Dave Baker, Dan Brennan, Dave Hardie Standing: Dave Wilkinson, Mike Samuel, Mike McCarthy, Bill Fear, Chris Thorne, David Crabtree, Dee Baker, Jerry Ligrani, Bob Herz, Scott Martinez, Peter Christopher Harrigan, Tony Johnson, Mark Peters. 2 West Slocum Front Row; Dee Kahler, Julie Moffett (R.A.), Lucy Congdon, Marie Sanner 2nd Row: Bob Herz, Shawna Howard, Frenchie LaPier, 3rd Row: Sandy Grinde, Tammi Young, Ann Vandenbos, 4th Row: Mary Mannen, Laurie Brown, Dana Graham 3 North Slocum 1st Row: Sara Mayben, Cynny Scott, Carey Pixley, Liza Grant 2nd Row: Kara Knox, Libby Russell, Patrick O ' Furniture, Betsy Horsley 3rd Row: Hilary Nieberg, Stacie Sakowski, Kelley Hanks, Julia Weldon, Gena Tollis 4th Row: Claire Buckley, Lee Ann Manning, Tammy Gen- try, Karen Harlor 3 West Slocum L to R: Glen Primack, Marc Greidinger, Thomas, Sandoval, Tom Shimotake, Jeff Webb, Ted Stike- Leather, Mike Steam, John Peterson, Bob Service, Jamie Kirrhoff 3 South Slocum Top Row: Anne Meadows, Betsy Vosburgh, Allana Barton, Molly Holtzman, Beth Brossman, Jenny James, Scootie Jordan Bottom Row: Sarah Parker, Katie Soden, Janet Martinson, Susan Dillon, Sarah Cohen, Tamara Dossett, Sarah Whitehouse, Gwen Bell 1 North Slocum 1st Row: Evan Williams, Mike the Marine. 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' : - S PHILOSOPHY Pat Risser, Jane Cauvel, Ray Garcia, Chris Emmanouilides Dana Anderson, Mike Farady, Gary Waltzer, Jenny Langford Harvey Rabbin, John Riker, Judith Geonva, Mereth Dunn Hans Krimm Michael Grace MUSIC Carleton Gamer ANTHROPOLOGY RELIGION Kenneth Burton ■ E S Bfttav V w }l W w •■ r Sam Williams Douglas Fox GEOLOGY Bob Wobus — visiting professor ' Jr 1 f ff. IL. x n I M Sp tf M fev U PP i «fiw ; :fc f £--• J 1 ■ ! inn . 9in - K- Bruce Loeffler LANGUAGES SOCIOLOGY Dr. Judith Reynolds, Nancy Paton, Annie White Stephanie Zimmer, Virginia Mc Minn Business Economics 1 T William Barton m - V Ruth Kolarik MATH John Watkins David Roeder 14 1 B J . ., ' e, ■ - . _ 3 Bp t sI George Simmons ENGLISH Thomas Mauch POLITICAL SCIENCE il.Al President Gresham Riley ljj«j: 1 i Gordy Riegel; Dean of Men (and Frats?) Max Taylor; Dean of Students PSYCHOLOGY PHYSICAL EDUCATION Jerry Carle, Jerrel Lear, Leon Erstlack, Mike Williams, Ron Byrne, Sharon Peterson Nancy Dickson, Ted Castenada, Norita Gester, Bruce Kola, Emily Varley, Tony Frasca, Sherrie Springer Elmer Peterson, Summer Session Off) Stan and Teddy :- . ' w H| w ■ «lf% S8S 9l M • -:• .. W |% H MP f -T H - 1  ;- f „3 _-• • ' -• Kurt Ostergaard 4 ifl Freezing Jenny Winship, Chris Barnard, Paul Blumberg, Sue Jv . „ Sonnesyn, and Mae Tiao Steve Jacobson While enjoying the sights and sounds and rich traditions of Colorado Springs, join us for another experience in tradition . . . dinner in the London Grill. Table-side service and continental cuisine non pareil in downtown Colorado Springs ' most intimate setting. The London Grill A Tradition of Excellence For reservations, dial 473-5600. Chase Stone Center Pikes Peak Cascade Avenues Colorado Springs, CO 80903 Ihe lnHers Flint Ellsworth, Beth Lyndon ' You wouldn ' t believe what ' s in the 506 North Cascade Colorado Springs, CO 80903 Telephone (303) 473-4413 Sfad xM a restaurant featuring fresh fish choice steaks refreshing spirits CG,N,,s ' s 252 e. Cheyenne mtn. blvd. 576-5223 LI StegnzC cPorttiyts m m B 407 N. Tejon the difference iri Photography CALL ON US FOR THE FINEST SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR PHOTOGRAPHIC NEEDS The Bank at Broadmoor The Bank of Colorado The Bank of Manitou The Bank of the Rockies, N.A. Central Bank of Academy Boulevard Central Bank of Colorado Springs Citadel Bank Citzen ' s National Bank Colorado National Bank Exchange Colorado Springs National Bank Farmers State Bank of Calhan First American Bank THE COMMERCIAL BANKS OF THE PIKES PEAK REGION These are your Full Service Banks where we ' ve got the answers. First Bank First Colorado Bank First National Bank of Colorado Springs Fort Carson National Bank Garden of the Gods Bank Intrawest Bank of Colorado Springs Liberty State Bank Pikes Peak National Bank Pioneer Bank of Fountain United Bank Valley Bank Western National Bank V twOv I An ' FX _L1 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 West Of Downtown V a BLOCK N. OF COLORADO AVE. i—m 714 NORTH f AVE. 636-3385 Toll FREE (S0q)fc38-+400 HBO CABLE AIR CONO. FREt. ( offee Heated WOuponS POOL, George Brown, Diana Rathe, John Simon Angie Feder The Professional Copy Center 1 ' ! ■ ' • i V aaR |j fb¥ aU your copying needs ft 7 E st kfm La Poudre ' «   A CX I WK3 . - ■■■ J | WHEN ' S THE LAST TIME YOU CAME TO DINNER? LAST YEAR MORE THAN 80,000 PEOPLE FROM 50 STATES AND 35 FOREIGN COUNTRIES VISITED THE BRO A DMOOR Year in and year out, The Broadmoor ' s tradition of excellence attracts people from all over the world. 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 I ' eta THE BRODMOOR m BETA THETA PI x .. .. ' Ri 1 Ivvr ii CAf KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA V V V V V r 4 A A A A A tf nonnnv 1 PHI DELTA THETA KAPPA ALPHA THETA SIGMA CHI DELTA GAMMA R3I KAPPA SIGMA GAMMA PHI - WOMEN ' S TRACK The women ' s track team was vastly improved over last year according to Coach Bonnie Everhart. The weather shortened season prevent- ed some of the women from reaching their full po- tential, but the Tigers put in strong performances at meets, especially toward the end of the season. High jumper Karen Knudson competed at the Di- vision III National meet, taking 15th place with a jump of 5 ' 3V2 Kathryn Pam BASEBALL It was a dissapointing year for the home nine. The Tiger baseball squad suffered 14 defeats while coming up with only two wins. The team did, however, show improvement toward the end of the season and played several close and exciting games in their final week. Unfortunately they were continually denied victory, of- ten by only a run or two. Better luck next year slug- gers. Barry Patterson With the exception of two dissapointing losses to Air Force the Lacrosse team had a successful season compiling a record of 8-5. The Tiger stickers led by co-captains Paul Lastayo and Brooks Gentleman dis- played a lot of talent and provided plenty of excitement for the fans. High scorer Terry Claasen was named the most valuable players. Despite the loss of several seniors, next year ' s team should be a strong one as many talented underclassmen will be returning. C.C. LACROSSE MENS ' TENNIS Under the tutelage of new coach Ken Bartz the men ' s tennis team compiled an excellent 12-4 record. The Tigers were nar- rowly defeated in both matches against Air Force but vanquished the tough Mines team twice. The team also per- formed well on a spring road trip to California. The raqueteers established themselves as one of the top teams in the state and one of the better Division III squads nationwide. The Tigers should be formidable again next year as four players will be re- turning. MENS TENNIS TEAM WOMENS ' TENNIS Led by sophomore Hyla Wolfe, the women ' s tennis team faced many tough opponents; most of them from Division I and II schools but managed to come up with a respectable 6-7 record for the up with a respectable 6-7 record for the year. tW+m+ri±f M Karen Ruehl Gay Shaddock Nina Dulacki DRAMA DANCE LIQUOR-BEER WINE _ n ffT?) FINN ' S FVesh Seafood • OLDCWG4GO IhQj UJMjp vIPl The largest selection jLl Ali j- Q of fresh exotic and pr teH ,h,mer7 P domestic seafood g ) in the region. IP FRESH HOMEMADE PASTA AND DEEP DISH PIZZA MADE TO ORDER IN OUR EXHIBITION KITCHEN. Our seafood is flown in fresh Create your own six days a week. at Colorado Springs ' finest Pasta Bar 1 with six sauces daily. LUNCH • DINNER ■ SUNDAY BRUNCH DAILY SPECIALS • FILL TAVERN PATIO • FULL BAR WINE LIST LUNCH • DINNER • TAKE OUT MAJOR CREDIT CARDS • RESERVATIONS PATIO • MAJOR CREDIT CARDS 128 S. Tejon St. • 635-3535 • Downtown 118 N. Tejon St. • 634-8812 • Downtown Vi block east of Pikes Peak Center 3T JOSE ' MULDOON ' S T ZZZ north tejon • fi3fi-Z311 V downtown Specializing in Mexican-style and American dishes, including sandwiches, steaks, seafood and a build-your-own taco tostada and salad bar. LUNCH • DINNER • SUNDAY BRUNCH MARGARITAS • NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT PATIO • MAJOR CREDIT CARDS 9 J£ • jp V r -S a Abnev. Darlene 12 Acre. Karyn 120 Agar. James 112 Allely, Craig 68 Carpenter, Jean 44,111 Carroll, Lam 12,76,85 1 ' . Carson, Dina 83,85,120 Cartwright, Elizabeth 24,67.104 Case, Carolyn 52 Case Kunberly 106 Casper, Dana 119 Cast, Carolyn 75 vi,-, 4« ; i Jul 115,182 . Grant 107 Margery 74,106 In, 10.1.1 .(2.1 19 ndersen. Dana 69.125 nderson. Emily 116 nderson. Nancy 97 Stephen IK. 11(1 , Brian 107 Armstrong. Peter 40,6] 66, Armstrong, Robert 80 1117 As s. l.iltor.l 42 Asner. Marci 87 Atwater, John 47 Ault. Alhe 62 Avery. Shaun 109 Axtell. Kathleen 109 Bakaly, Thomas 104 Baker. Amy 97.120 Baker. David 120 Baker. Dee 120 Baker. Eugene 53 Baker, Kathryn 65 Bamara, Chris 65 Barker. Brett 122 Barkley, Charlie 18 Barnard. Chris 172 Baron, Michael 50 Barr. John 170 Barron. Mary 112 Barstad, Joel 58 Barton, Allana 121 Barton. Christopher 60 Bashore, Elizabeth 75 Bauman. H Dlrksen lie Beach. Derry 13 Beckler. Kyle 117 Belle, Richard 180 Bell. Gwendolyn 121 Bell. Timothy 120 Bellamy. Thomas 90 Bender. Stella 24 Benson. Carlton 125 Berger, William 114 Bergquist, Bob 34 Chast IK. -nberg. Paul 58.172 Bost. David 111 Bourey, Drew 20.77 Bower. Stephanie 116 Boyd. Darvl 97.110 Boyer. Kenneth 109 Bradbury. Tom 94,112 Brand, Chase 13.53 Bram iti.isii. i su. ' .iiLii. mi, Brennan. Danny 1 1 ' ' 121) Brenton, Diane 139 Bridges. Curtis 4 1 45 I 12 Hull M.Jim, la 21.78,82 Brooks, Essie 108 Brophy, Thomas 72 Brossman. Beth 121 Brown, Barry 133 Brown. George 182 Brown. Stephen 64 Brown. Steven 34 Brown. Susan 59.77 Bryan, Douglas 23,42 Hellen 79.97.1118 I h.,l„w.,y, .1...,, ui.i 75 124 Chnzen Lisa 7 7.11111 Cheek Pickslay 119 Cheney. Karen 115 Chernushin, Alexel 42 Chess. Chanda 116 Christ Phillip 71 7 ! ( linslenscn ( uiolyii 1 18 Chupack. ' jill 112 Clemenson. Scott 43 Clinton, Hannah 101 Cohen, Sarah 121 Collier. David 43.114 Collins. Andy 66 Congdon. Lucy 120 Coogan. Thomas 16,89 Cook. Christie 112 Cook, John 40.115 Cook, Lawrence 56 Copley. Braxton 120 Corder. Perry 43.117 Corley, Andrea 61 Cowper, Grace 114 Crabtree, David 120 Crawford, John 112 Crawford. Shawn 120 Creager. Gregory 107 Curtis. Sean 42 Curto. Nancy 70 Cushman. Mem Lynn ' . Daly. Robert 104 Davis. Caroline 119 Davis. David 61 Davis. Eleanor 63,140 Davis, Shepard 112 Dawson, Deborah 51, Delisle. Raymond 83 Delndge, Karmen 105,1 Demund, Dann 116 Denmson, Margaret 61, Diagh, Shelly 57 Dickey, Rochelle 80 Dickinson. Heather ! Diednchs. Roschell ! Drnell. Daniel 107 Dines, David 31.105 Dodge, Vincent 108 Dohe. Emily 115 Dohm. Jeflery 94.117 Dolan, Daniel 95 Donnelly, Carolyn 41 Dornbush, Kirk 27 Dossett. Tamara 121 Douglass. Mark 116 : 42.S Dunn. Julie 19 Duran, Joylene 119 Dushane. Kay 41,47 Dynell, Daniel 39 Eastland. Ann 85 Edmunds. Megan 70 Edwards. Randall 79 Ehringer. Gavin 108,1! E.tel. Sophia 112,173 Eldndge. Schuyler 107 Fitzgerald ( .urtli ' , Fleming. Michael 5 Floore. Thad 94 Flynn, Sarah 41 Forsythe. Julie 41 Foster, Josephine Foster. Laura 47,! Francis, Debo rah Frank. Jeff 76.121 Franklin. Elizabeth Fredetiksen, Alisa Friedench, Gregory 40.112.129 Frrhauf, Brenda 112 Fulginiti. Laura 110 Fuller. Katherine 97 i ,,ll„ 47 Galves. Fred 32,42 Gardner. Karen 110.1] Gardner. Sandra 114 Garver. Lori 35.46.16 Gass, Susan 106 Gales. Julie 13 ( ins Daniel 481,7 7 I Geonelta, Pat 19,42,122 Gershman Dyan 74 Gerstenleld, Julie 120 Gar. 126 t..bs..i linnet 42 li; Giorgi. Richard 98 Gipe. Lauren 111,140 Goldberg, Jan 20 Goldin, Glenn 1680.122,1 Joseph 105,11 Goodlette. Alice 106 Gordon, Brian 25 Graebel, Bill 19.72.98. 128. 1 Graham. Dana 120 Graham. Laurie 126 L29 Gram. Peter 134 Grant. Elizabeth 121 .sll, I.I 1 to Green, Mitchell 40.108 Greenwalt, Christine 108 Gregg. Jill 1 1 1 Greidinger. Marc 121 Grewe. Gerald 60 Grice. James 40.112 Griffin. Sterling 43 72,175 110 Hampson, Gregory 33 H.iweilun Steven 38 Hubbard. Alice 72 84 1118 Hubbard. Beth 109 Hubbard. Randall 54.107 Huhhell Mary 120 Hubler, Shane 107 Huffman. Kyle 25 Hughes. Timothy 116 . Deborah 66 Sally 106 .son. Theodore 32.67 Jaramillo. Susan 133 Jenkins Carence 97 Johnson Anthony ' It. 1211 J,,hns,,n Jeftery 70 Johnson. Jill 115,180 Johnson. Julie 105.109 Johnson. Maria 78 Johnson, Melody 117 Johnson, Russell 32 Jones, Christopher 51 Jordan. Catherine 121 Joy. Jannette 77,108 Kahler, Deonne 120 Kahn, Fred 50 Kakadelis, Stratis lit Kalb, Eugene 74 Kalla. Robert 64 Kallander, Dominique Keales. Nancy 112,12 1,17 1 Keegan. Carolyn 12,45,65 Kellogg Charles 104.109.128,1 Kelly. Ann 115,140 Kenny, Rebecca 112 Kiyuen John 41 Kight, Kristi 112 Km, I untlea 2 18.1,1 12 Km, Whitney 28,58 Kindel. Bonnie 106,135 King. Ashley 109 King, Christopher 121 K.tigawa. Jill 109 Klarner, Jeffery 31,37,43,173 Klenk, Rebecca 109 Knowlion, Jaqueline 112 Knox, Kara 121 Knudsen, Karen 108 Koch, Lili 59,98 Koch, Robert 116 Kocman. Edward 42 Koemq Wendy 112 Is. .,..,1.1 M, ,. ,.,,el 48 1,7 Kotval. Susan 109 Krengel. William 63 LaPier, Rosalyn 120 Lake. Jonathan 110 Lamb. Nancy 108 Lambert. Kamela 115.174 Lance. Susan 70 Burdick, Michael 105,1 Burford, Peter 116 Burgess, Robert 87 Calder. Jeffery 65 Calderhead. John 87 Cannon, Maeve 39 Caplow, Madlen 1 12 Carlson, Cheryl 106.135 Carney. Alexandra 109 Carney, Edward 25 Enckson. Bryan 40,16 Eschbach. Joseph 63 Essaye, John 89.169 Evans. Scott 40,136 Fake. Thomas 22.132 Heegard, Eric 119 Heller Janet 110 Henderson, Darcy 105 Henninger, Susan 110 Hennessy, John 56 Henry, Charles 58.10.1 Henry. Stacy 62 Herbert, Margot 106 Heron, Scott 116 Hershey, Laura 75 Herz, Robert 120 Heuer, Charles 73 Law. George 116 Lawrence! Karen 1 Leahy Kallile, Lear. Lesa 11 I. eddy Gieqor Andrea 122 Darnel 1114,122.135.170 Elizabeth 13 I ij[„|h..,g Biaiile,, 411, ' HI 1—1. Fmesl I ' ! Lynch. Kathleen 48,108 Lyndon. Elizabeth 175 Lyon. Satah 112 M.ul ilium Amanda 109 MacFatlan. Sherburne 10 MacGill. Dan 28 MacKensen Norman 68,1 MacKenzie. Thomas 40 M.i. M.ll.in. David 141 M.l. 1,1,1. Stephanie I 10 Magee Susan 85,106 Magill, Roland 21 Magruder. Justin 179 Nungestet. Knstine 122 OFurnitute. Patrick 121 O ' Neall, Allison 112.173.175 Oakes. Jennifer 85.106 173 116 llldlatl.et. J. X ' l.llU. Olds. Todd 29.68 Oik. Matthew 120 Olsen, Christine 112 Olsen, Nicki 44 Olshan. Jordan 58,172 Olson, Brigham 40 Pauly. Knsten 55 Payne. Thomas 119 Paynter, Rhonda 41,5( Peck, David 54 Peek. Tim 29.140 Peitce. Lloyd 96.116 Pellento. Jennifer 44 Penzel. Thomas 40 Schoo. Suzanne 114 Schorr. Kathryn 110 Schorr. Wagner 52 Sclheim. Julie 129 S,hw.,pp.i, h. Nancy 109 Schwartz. Andy L 1 1 ' 18,17 ' Schwartz. Samuel 40 Scott. Cynthia. 121 Scott. David 107 Scott. Gregory 56 Scott. Sarah 110 Seagraves, David 88,175 Sean,,, i, Lisa 41.112 Seavy. Jo 106 Segal. Bradley 114 Segal, Jefl 116 s,..,,, ,,, Will,.,,,, ;. ' !,. ' , i.a Semmelbeck. Man, Serruner. Aimee 141 Service, Robert 121 Shackelford. Amy 131 Shaddock, Gay 85 Shaw. Jeflery 11 Shelton, Brenda ] Shepperly. Lisa 2 Sherman. Justin : Shlmotake. Thomas 121 Shore. Jell 107 Shubart, Beth 7b Sides, Charles 78.87 Sigstedt. Shawn 51.63 Simon. Jonalhon 182 Simpson. Susan 104 Sisk. Thomas 35 Slade. Carolyn 79,1 Slocumb, Beniamin Walker, Michael 59 Walsh. William 120 Waltz. Robyn 41 Weavet. Deborah 116 Webb. Tracey 101 Weber. Cynthia 114 Weinberg, Beverly 1 Welell, Susan Karen )9 Ills . Peter 107 . Susan 22.47 Whitmer. Becky 1 Whorf. Amanda 4 Motlett Juke 1211 gas. John 119 ichert. Forest 107 misch, Katie 75.12 :ca, Caryl 18.47 hards. Robin 109 Taber, Michael 39 Tafoya. Troy 96 Taggart. Rebecca 60 I.,.,,,,.. Mi.lull,. I ' i 1 4 Tamura, Amy 106 Tarpenning. Martha 108 Tate. Sally 130 Tatler. Sarah 109 Taylor, Carrie 106 Terry. David 98 Thebaud. Elizabeth 115 Thomas, Virginia 108 Thorkelson. Mark 96 Thorpe ' Barbara 118 Tiao. Mae 46,106.172 T.bby. Eric 89.96 Tollis. Gena 121 Touchette. Elizabeth 1 Tracy. John 96 ;_( Mumford, Lowrey 56 Murphy. Carol 110 Murphy. Laurel 81 Murphy, Teres,, 20 129 Nelson. Kate 112 Nelson. Peter 109.124.127 Nek.. I. Steven 80 haan, Charles 36 Saal, Theo 50.60,103 Sacks, Kenneth 174 Sakowski, Stacie 121 Samuel. Michael 120 Sandberg, Kimberly 10 Sandberg, William 117 Sandoval, Thomas 121 Schaaf. Amy 109 Schelden. Susanne Schliep. Kristin 10S Schmidt. Mark 124 Trousdale, Mary 112 Trovas, Gina 115.174 Truesdell. Robin 114 Trujillo, Tracy 101 Tubb. Jennifer 87 Tulloch, Deborah 120 Turner. Anne 109 Turner. Catharyn 71 Turner Win 77.100 Twitmyer, Thomas 121 Ni. Kathy 1119 , Speybroeck, Teresa idenbos. Ann 120 iderbosch, Joseph 33 Vinsor. Curhn 107 I I,.., it.,., I, ,,n Carey 121 I, Ms,, ...I,.., I. , ' rosser. Tom 104 ,.,„„„ John 42.173 Radichel. Brenda 1 1 1 Radle Lisa 109 I lilistv 1 IN K. ur. Scott 121 K.,i,,s y. Paul 121 ph. John 100.128 R..I.I 1. Lucy 61.127 Rathe Diane 59.179.182 106 Snyderman. Robin 101 Soden, Katherine 121 Sonnesyn, Susan 39,6 Soss. Denise 109 Southall, Thomas 42 Southu Spectot. Joel 26 Spei lot Sail;, 1 10 Spergel. Diane 86 Spiegel Judith 109 Sprunt. Peter 28.105.174 Stacey. Richatd 29. .17. 102 Stanley, Matt 18 Steel. William 115,127 Stelanic. Mike 43 Steinbergs, Kurt 22 Stephens. Andrew 115,170 Street, Mary 60 Strupp. Sally 120 Sulger. Tom 134.135 Sullivan. John 36.64 Sunderland. Steven 112 Worth, Russel 11 Wray, Judith 109 Wright. Gregory Wright. Mark 10: Yelenick. Ann 62 Yen. Mona 109 York. Cathy 77 Young. John 116 Young. Rachel 106,1 Young, Tammi 120 Youngten. Carole 12 Zahorik. Steven 69 Zeller, Kimberly 118 Zinn, Suzanne 115 Zvonek, Daniel 107 It is finished. The school year for some, college for others, and this book for us. This book incorporates the aspects of C.C. which we perceived to be the most important, namely the students, professors and other personnel here. We hope our approach is appealing and offer our apologies to those not included. We would like to thank the dedicated people who were instru- mental in putting this book together. Special thanks to Allison O ' Neal, Russ Johnson, Ed Calvin, Bob Bergquist, Sharon Yanagi, Mary Warner, Alan Manley, Ted Gates, Ann Duncan and Steve Brodbeck. We don ' t know where all the energy came from (might have been the Old Swills which were pounded so regularly around the office) but it was phenomenal. There are many other people who contributed in greater or lesser ways to whom we are also very grateful. It is thus with pleasure that we present this 82- 83 Colorado College Yearbook. John DeLong and Jody Boyman Editors in Chief