Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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Sponsoring fhe Sfuarf's of Durango Dance and financing fhe producfion of a sfudenf direcfory were fwo of fhe main accomplish- menfs of fhe Men's Residence I-lall Associafion, The group esfab- lished fhe precedenf of oufsfanding faculfy and sfudenf awards and has helped in fhe promofion of an honor dorm as well as fea- furing an all-dorm inframural sporfs program. Realizing fhe neces- sify for anofher sidewalk, fhe club sponsored 'rhe consfrucfion of one connecfing Palmer and Escalanfe fo fhe back-parking Iof. The of- ficers include Jay Davidson, presidenf: Terry Alley. vice-presidenf: and Dick Vogel, secrefary-freasurer. STANDING: Deanna Swiff. SITTING: Frances Ruddock. Barbara Coffman, Paula Pargin, Jane Mahan, Marnie O'ConnelI. Men's Residence Hall Assn. BACK ROW: Bill Blunf. Chris Johnsfon, Dick Vogel, Pefe Forwood. MIDDLE ROW: John Weri-z. Ken Olson, Richard Shoup. Terry Alley. FRONT ROW: Dennis Prafher. Mr. Lewis lSponsorl, Jay Davidson. Women's Residence Hall Assn. The Women's Residencrl-lall Asso- ciafion was founded fo furfher fhe wel- fare of fhe sfudenf residenfs, promofe inferesf in residenf affairs and develop responsible cifizenship fhrough self-gov- ernmenf. Officers are presidenf, Ivlarnie O'ConnelI: vice-presidenf, Barbara Coff- man: and secrefary-freasurer, Vicki French. Represenfafives were Frances Rud- dock, Becky Ruffner. Marilyn Layfon, De- anna Swiff, Jane Mahan. and Paula Par- gm. I33

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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.

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Women Student Assistonts From Lett: Sandy Stone, De- anna Switt, Margie Fenhag- en. Susan Terrill, Mrs. Ash- baclc, head resident. Mrs. Lew- is. 'assistant head resident, Judy Sit-tler, Sue Biclc and Car- ol Simmons. I34 l Men Student Assistants l BACK ROW: olzn smaih, Jesse wood- house. Mr. Lewis, sponsor, and Derrill Johnson. FRONT ROW: Del Ottinger, Ron Jaynes. Carl Roth, Bob Woodward. Harlan Steinle, Don Koethe. Bruce Hesse, John Gates and Don Hill. Selected on the basis ot leadership, maturity. scholarship, experience and interest, the student assistants were awarded the taslc ot aiding the head resident in co-ordinating super- vising and developing their residence hall programs. Willing to give freely the time, energy and talents needed tor the successtul performance ot their iobs. the student as- sistants very capably tultill an important and demanding statt position.