Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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Infer- Vorsily Chrisficin Fellowship . ' 'WL' r.. STANDING: Irene Leonard. SEAT- ED: Ilene Leonard. John Keenan Kay Rosengarlen, Vicki French. FROM LEFT: Ron Slanek. Bob AI'- kins, Dianne Alkins. Ellen Zabel, Jan lvlinler. Kalhy Sullivan. Tom Bene'l'I, Tom Armand. r I B One of rhe newesr organizalions on campus is The Inler-Varsily Chrislian Fellowship. Officers in- clude John Keenan, president Gloria I-lood, vice- president Kay Rosengarlen, COACg Judy Johnson, secrerary: and Gary Casady, lreasurer. The group holds a Bible siudy ar each of ihe weekly meeiings and hopes in The near Iulure 'ro hosl guesl speakers and sponsor social aclivilies. Ski Club Bound by a murual love of win- ier snow and challenging slopes, Jrhe Forl Lewis Ski Club organized a Irip io Vail as one of iis many proiecls during 'rhe year. The skiers also en- ioyed movies. sponsored a dance and helped lo sponsor 'rhe Winler For- mal. Oilicers are Bob Alkins, presi- denl: Dan Larkin, vice-presidenlp and Ellen Zabel, secrerary. l29

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LeTTermen's Club LEFT ROW, FROM BACK: Ron Helland, Dick Bender, Joseph Scarpino, Mike Russell, Bruce Hesse, Dave WerTs. Mel SmiTh. MIDDLE ROW, FROM BACK: Tom Wolfe, Mike Skuria, Wesley Jones, Rich SmiTh, Larry Walsh, Ron Jaynes, Jim Doyle. RIGHT ROW, FROM BACK: James Decker, Lloyd Moore. Larry Keenan, Ken Widhalm, John STock, Ron Drake. Vic KnighT. One oT The besT-loved acTiviTies aT ForT Lewis College is The ChrisTmas ParTy Tor The children oT SanTa RiTa, sponsored every year by The LeTTermen's Club. The Roaring TwenTies Dance is anoTher annual specialTy oT The organizaTion. For Homecoming '66, The LeTTermen sponsored The guesT visiT oT Mr. Reuben Heflin, who scored The TirsT Touchdown in The hisTory oT The school. The club's consTrucTion oT The Oueen's FIoa+ won TirsT place in The Homecoming parade. The LeTTermen also worked concessions Tor The sporTs acTiviTies and ushered aT many social evenTs. OTTicers include: presidenT, Vic KnighTg vice-presidenT, Jim Decker: secreTary-Treas- urer. John STock7 and COAC represenTaTive, Dave WerTs.

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SfiC. BACK ROW: Cheryle ChrisTensen. S a n d y Nicholson. John GaTes. Carol McKnighT, Debbie M o o r e . FRONT ROW: Ron Jaynes. STeve Sanders. JeTT Rodewald. Phil Devor. Organizing and arranging Tor all Fine ArTs EvenTs and guesT speakers is The Task oT The SenaTe Scheduling CommiTTee. The group sponsored orienTaTion dances aT The beginning of each TrimesTer lasT year. The com- miTTee also was responsible Tor The scheduling oT The Sunday nighT movies which oTTered an appealing varieTy To campus moviegoers. John OaTes served as chairman oT The SenaTe Scheduling CommiT- Tee, while Debbie Moore acTed as secreTary. SCEA FROM BACK: Judy SiH'ler, Frank Kinion. Dennis McCargar. Ron l-lelland. John Gohn. Vicki French. PaT'Ti ArmsTrong. STudenTs and Teachers were guesTs oT The STudenT Colorado EducaTion Associa- Tion's Apple Polishing l-lour held aT The be- ginning oT The school year. Over one hun- dred sTudenTs represenTing various high schools in The basin were in aTTendance aT SCEA's FuTure Teacher's Day. Club mem- bers helped The Kiwanis Club in puTTing on The Pancake Supper and assisTed in The seT- Ting up oT book displays. eTc. Tor The Colo- rado EducaTion AssociaTion ConvenTion. SCEA members also helped wiTh decoraTions Tor Homecoming, ChrisTmas, and WinTer Formal. Club oTTicers were: presidenT. Ron l-lellandg vice-presidenT. John Gohn: secre- Tary-Treasurer, Vicki French: and COAC rep- resenTaTive. Frank Kinion. 47 -LL