Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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mer vii-ml r A favoflle sum 5609 bo. ' yendiv- 1'ol tr Franklin and ,milk . wsu tw? WM-K KI! I The Colorado College was a meeting place for people with something to say and a willing- ness to listen. CC played host to faces from around the world and harbored a respected facultyg yet it was the students, the friends, the late night conversations on whimsical topics, that brought the knowledge home. The campus was a forum for interaction, for forming ideas and ambitions, it was a revitalization, with new perspectives on timeless themes. lt was belonging - a feeling, a mood, the comfort of worn-out shoes that would never lose their fit. CC was confusion, insight, awareness. And among it all - the tradition, the trends, the tedium, the animation - for 1923 students, over 150 faculty members and the countless com- plexities in 1984-1985, the Colo- rado College was home. A renaissance 5 og SXGV9

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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

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