Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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l l l i f BACK ROW: Anna Lee Early. Lufher A. Ghahare. Larry Tsosie, Clyde Benally. MIDDLE ROW: Joan D. Delgai, Jenny Muller, Roberr W. Loescher. FRONT ROW: Jalce Pioche, Anna Boyd, Charles Cambridge, Virginia Frank, N. G. Tale. sponsor. Sholciko Club The Shalalco Club relrained Hs 'rifle as official lamp-lighier for +he college lasi year, lighring Jrhe R during Homecoming and dec- oraiing +he campus a+ Chrisfmas wi+h ihe beauiiful Spanish-origi- naied luminaries. The group pariicipaied in ihe Jrradilional Tug-O-War agains+ 'rhe Wesrerners' Club during Wesrerners' Week and climaxed 'rhe year wifh 'rhe l-lohzoni Days lDays ol: Beaulyl. Fori Lewis' Wahleah Luian, Miss Indian America, as a member of Shalalco Club, af- lended The feslivilies. Hohzoni Days feafured a Navajo Band concert a baslce+ball game wi'rh The Wesierners' Club la rivalry noi' new or exclusive 'ro FLC . . . remember Cus+er?l, an Indian fashion show, and a wes'rern dance feaiuring fhe Wingale Valley Boys. Officers for 'rhe Shalalco Club were: president Bob Loescherg vice-president Clyde Benally: secre'rary-Jrreasurer, Arlene Toledo.

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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

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l32 -K1 ,, Organized on an experimenial basis, Mears dormi- i'ory was noi subiecl' lo sei quiel hours, room checks, or room inspeclions. The women of Mears Hall, being upperclassmen, were responsible lo 'rhemselves and lo each olher. They had an eleclecl council of five mem- bers which helped lhe sludenis resolve conflicis and sei' Jrheir own guidelines. Holding an inlroduclory open house. hosling The Chrisimas Facully Tea al Dr. and Mrs. Reed's house, selling mums al Homecoming 'ro raise money, planning and hosling a Valen+ine's pariy and a iea for women graduales were bui' a few of 'rhe accomplishmenls of ihe Mears Gals. The coeds aided Saga Food in serving and decoraling al' alhleiic ban- queis, prepared a pep scroll for a bus 'rrip lo Golden, Mears Council STANDING-Sandy Nicholson, Anna Boyd, Mrs. Lewis. Cheryle Chrislensen, Sandi Smale, Sue Terrill, and Kay Wallis. SEATED-Can ole Higgins, Lindy Ricedorff, Carol Mc- Knighl, and Jan Fullcs. :J celebraled each woman's birlhday ai informal gel-lo- gelhers, senl appropriale cards and noles 'ro liaculiy and slalff members for birlhdays and siclcnesses, and adopied a hall song enlilled Have Fun. Along wilh pariricipalion in regular college-sponsored funciions, 'rhe women of Mears evalualed Their sysl'em and suggesied guide lines for iuiure upperclass women's residence halls. Fall Council members included Pal Wells, Cheryle Chrisrensen, Kay Wallis, Lindy Ricedorlf and Sandi Smale. Winier council members were Carol McKnigh+, Carole Higgins, Jan Fullcs, Kay Wallis, and Anna Boyd. Sue Terrill and Sandy Nicholson served lhrough 'rhe year as iunior counselor and dorm secreiary, respec- lively. Assislani head residenl was Mrs. Duane Lewis. r O BACK ROW-Deanna Swifl, Jeri DeVries, Kaihy Allum, and Sandy Allred. FRONT ROW-Kaihy Sullivan, Mrs. Ashbaclc, Dawni Gasgill, Sandy Towne, Karen Miles and Paula Pargin. A collegiaie fashion show modeled by sev- eral Cooper coeds highlighled ihe fall Jrrimesier. Cooper Hall opened iis inner lounge ihrough- oui lhe year 'ro give campus siudenls access 'ro . ils fireplace and hol bulslered popcorn. Cooper girls ushered for 'rhe Denver Symphony and served as hoslesses io all campus dorm members during 'rheir Chrislmas open house. The Cooper cons+i'ru+ion was rewriHen To serve lhe indi- vidual needs oli lhe dorm, and S+. Pa+riclc's Day was honored wilh an open dorm and enlerlain- menl for lhe guesls. The girls were on call for all campus aclivilies and iobs lhal required a helping hand. Officers were Kaihy Sullivan, pres- idenlg Deanna Swilil, vice-presidenl: Mariane Ambler, secrelary-ireasurerg and represenlalives Karen Miles, Paula Pargin, Dawni Gasgill, Becky Ruffner, Kalhy Allum, Sandy Allred, Jeri De- Vries and Sandy Towne. Sponsor and head resi- deni was Mrs. Ashbaclc.