Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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r . S v Q3 Coming to Rutlll from an lntenslve class, Dan'l Phelan only has SAGA on his mlnd. A V - X E SQ . . N ew X .Q . N. '-Q 1Kl'P'wt,,,, 3 A v ' cisfaduate xhe day mem' dfB8mS ot uv Om' ii when he W 7 For Italy it was a transition from the medieval to the modern times. It was an adaption of classical thought to the modern world bringing ideas, both old and new into an integrated whole. The idea caught on. For the Colorado College it was a yearly revival of literature and learning amid tradi- tional approaches. For the 1984-1985 Nugget it was a new beginning. Picking up events from 1983-1984, building on them, and putting them into an integrated view of the whole picture of the Colorado College. lt could never be an easy task to bring a nebulous continuum of faces and events into a intercon- nected microcosm. lt takes a liberal arts perspective to pull it all together, the names, the faces, the events that flow into the years called 1983-1985. Fl'- X N -me . rx Illllnor's day prompts Mary Boedigheimer and Trlcla Park to confer on how to approach the thematic mlnor. An outdoorsman at heart, Dave Whiting uses a wheelbarrow as a chalr. A renaissance 3

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K 3: 3 4 5 Q AW' Durlng the popular ski block break Jay Ferguson breaks for a quick snack before heading out again. A common occurence at a Hockey game, Tucker Mixon sees someone he knows in another section. Q15 . Although not graduating herself, Katy Lucht still finds reasons to celebrate at the Dinner-Dance S',l Tfg,gs 1 :Wir 2 Opening Interrupted In a conversation, Katy McNltt shifts her attention. A group makes new acquaintances at Fly Day. '44 YX W K 1 Q Q f H

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The eplrlt of graduation is personified by small encounters. , At the Broedmoor Hockey players Gord Whitaker and Rob Doyle sit this hockey game out. X. W l l By helping each other In their task, Kltzle li Pettereon and Theresa Ellbogen are able to tackle their problems. Graduation ls n time for the gathering of family, friends, and hundreds of cameras. A round of hugs tells its own tales for Mary Dewey and Laurie Pfelft. 4 Opening i l 1 l -L