Colorado Womens College - Skyline Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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1 ,rm V 'I , , -,L .x ., N . t I TA ??2 KT ,. : lx. Little girl with two friends. Diane Walters has purchased a mirrored plant holder. The Festival of the Mountain and Plain was an annual event held in the autumn between 1895 and 1899, in downtown Denver. A historical parade opened the event, with elaborate floats imported from the New Orleans' Mardi Gras. A Masker's Ball was held in Arlington Park-everyone donned in costume. The location has been changed to the CWC campus, the time changed to spring, and harvests are no longer displayed: but the communal essense of good food and music, friendly folk, and handicraft still remains. Xe ' Information by Barry Morrison Denver Post Staff Writer rt 3,-fa -': '. 0 1 Approximately fifty artisans gathered for the fair. NN. , W The balloon man. Leslie Hicks and Lee Donelson were two of Mattie Silks' girls.

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9-XSCWC Service Qivyards Soona Bhappu Kim Bischoff Missy Clarke Diana Compestine Lee Donelson Roche Eldredge Nolan Knox Lynne Larsen Kathryn McMiller Pam Moodie Mary Purcell Beckah Reed Roberta Erps Suzy Ross Mary Farner Laura Singleton Dr. Dumont Kenny Gary Wallace Mrs. Esther Kenny Susan Wider Diana Huston Class 9-lwards Seniors Nancy Clegg Carolyn Solano Sandy Jaquith Karen Thatcher Juniors Terri Bakke Sue Hardy Ramona Chun Polly Hinds Diane Feit Pam Moodie Sophornores Soona Bhappu Peggy Montano Kathy McMiller Diane Walters Freshman Lee Donelson Milinda Edgerly Bobbi Erps Liz Morrison WM-X Qhvard Pulliam Hall iirofessors of the Year Dr. Lucy Creighton Dr. Harold Schofield Dr. Harold Schofield presents Judy Williams with the History Award. 1'-' Q- 155. Elaine Miller presents Susan Amold and Claudia Lorenzo with the Elaine Miller Award for Intemational Understanding. Carol Eifling receives the Chemistry Award from Dr. Charles Whittemore. -i U- l- ' Polly Hinds receives the Library Associates Prism Award for Literature from Mr. Paul Frame.