Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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A Tierce compeTiTive spiriT. enTwined wiTh The desire To obTain money Tor a worThy cause. adorned The eTTorTs Tor The HearT Fund Drive on Sunday oT HearT Week aT FLC. CollecTion Team capTains Olin SmiTh, Don Tin- nin, Mike Skuria, and Bob ATkins jumped To Thelcall oT l-learT chairman Carmen Crone and led Their Teams To a whopping gaThering of SI.25I.O2, bring- ing The ToTal Tor The week To Sl.966.53. Olin's Team led in collecTions, winning sTeaks Tor lieuTenanTs Ed Zink and Sam Juliano and TickeTs To movies aT The Kiva Tor The resT of The Team. 1 l'learT Fund Week aT ForT Lewis College was a Io+ oT Tooling around-aT loT oT laughs and goof- ing oTT-buT iT also had The pride of accomplish- menT wriTTen inTo iT. And This Tooling around by The college crowd, so oTTen criTicized Tor age alone. resulTed in coin collecTed Tor The NaTional l-learT Fund-quiTe a loT of coin, in TacT. Mixed wiTh The Tund and games oT l-learT Week aT The ForT, The spiriT and idea behind The NaTional l-learT FoundaTion came ouT in an overall picTure which could leT The people involved sTand a liTTle Taller because of Their conTribuTion To The I967 l-learT Fund Drive.

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Mountain Magic of Chrystal Chalet' Adorned Winter Formal Winter Formal-a world where the sott sounds ot the orchestra playing Deep Purple, the en- trancing aroma ot cologne. the sight ot elegant dresses. and the teel ot the candle's gentle heat are each known not by the senses. but by a mood. Once the gymnasium was tilled with raucous yells, the sound ot stomping teet, the glare ot blaz- ing lights-but suddenly it transtormed into a win- ter slci lodge with mountains tor the baclcgroundi and the sott strains ot dance music permeating the Crystal Chalet. The ieans-clad troops, led by COAC chairmanf Del Ottinger and Winter Formal chairmen Jane lvla- han and Jim Dale, waded into the mass ot girders and bleachers: a magic world emerged. The ceiling dipped and a wall became a window through which dancers would gaze at mountain pealcs, capped with snow by the artists' brushes. A revolving kaleido- scope ot color hanging trom the ceiling would re- tlect shitting hues upon the taces ot the couples. 68 The big evening arrived. and in the winter slci setting, Dolph Kuss seemed somehow right as the Master ot Ceremonies. l-le dramatically announced Barbara Cottman as Snow Queen. and Kathy Sulli- van and Linda l-loward as princesses. All too soon it was time to leave the little world ot the Crystal Chalet. The gowns, long white gloves, and tuxedos had to be stored away, almost reluctantly, until another year.