University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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LIFE AT C. U. Breakfast at Owen ' s . . . eight o ' clock in Arts . . . clatter of the Engine School . . . coke at the Sink . . . bell of Old Main ... a snooze in the lib . . . lunch at the Casa Grande . . . afternoon in the chem lab . . . refuge in a Law School cubicle . . . Y. W. C. A. meeting . . . and relaxation tea. Dinner comes — go easy on the sugar . . . Ballad for Americans ... off to a tea dance . . . then a coke at Greenman ' s . . . home to my little room under the eaves, where my light burns far into the night. Who am I? They call be Buff for short ... in the long, 1 am the spirit of C. U. 9

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IN SERVICE MOLONEY, UROY DUNN MOON. THOMAS STANLEY MOONEY, ALVIN B. MOORE, FRED EDWARD MOORE. MERRILL DEAN MORANDI, UNDO MORCK, DUAINE CAF! MORRILL, ROBERT MORRIS, HOWARD MORRISON, FRANK HAROLD MORSE, GEORGE DODGE MUELLER, EDWARD ELDON MURPHY, ;AMES DONALD MURPHY, LEONARD A. MURRAY. BERNARD MURRAY. CARI, NAEB, HAROL NEHRING. CXfJerov. NELSON. PaJiT TYLLi. NEWELL. IQflN RICHARD NICHOALKS, HARRY y Q ' ' NICHOLS, VeRBERT, NICHOLS. ROBERT NICOLL. At«5BW (i RtlE | NIEDHEISER. ROBERT NIEMANN. WALTER NIXSON, JACK ELDON ' NOCE. GENE WM. NODTVEDT. MAGNOS NOOKER. EUGENE LeROf NORGREN. CARL NEIL OGLEVIE. JAMES RICHAn: OHLER. GEORGE EDWARD OLIVER, ROSS LANNY ONEAL. CHARLES ONEAL. ELDON ELLSWORfH ONSTAD. VIRGIL OTEY. TED ROBERT OTT. GEORGE MELVIN OVERSTREET. GENE DONAIl OWENS. KENNETH NORWOi OWNBEY. AMOS OWNBEY. FRANCIS BRUCE OXFORD, RICHARD EDWARD OXFORD, ROBERT LYLE OZMAN, DALE OZMAN, OLIVER PACE, RICHARD GYNN PACHECHO, ARTHUR PAUL PADDOCK. WILLIAM LUaUS PALERMO. DOMINO PANTO PALMU. WILLIAM HAYES PARKER. DON LAURENN PAPPALARDO, JOSEPH PATTERSON, JAMES BARTON PATTERSON, LE ROY ROBERDS PAYNE, ARDITH PEABODY, JAMES CLELLAND PEACH, BOY EDWIN PEARSE, JOHN RICHARD PEARSON. ALVIN JERALD PEPPER, MURRAY MITCHELL PERKIN, CHARLES EUGENE PERKINS, RAYMOND LAMON PERRELLA, JOSEPH PERRY, HARRY AMOS PETERSON. DANIEL LEE ROY PETERSON. THOMAS ALONDO PHILIP, D PHILLIPS. PICKUP, 1 Vn.7., TM ' . OVER Jl .AS EDWARD ■J JAY ■ :i ROBERT STEPHEN PORTER. RAYMOND POTTER, RODERICK B. POWLOSKI, ROBERT FRANCIS PRECHTEL, JOHN EDWARD PROVANCHA. EARL DE LOSS RAGLIN, RAIFE, •.ANDL PRYOR, FRANK LANNON PUGH, DONALD WESLEY RACE, WILLIAM C. FLOYD EMERSON jANCIS EMER, IN HAROLD . ROBERT ORV FRANCIS -IAN, CARETON D ' BOLLIE SIMON 5HN DENVER AFJCON, DANIEL EDWA f:.n MORTON, JR ■ :.LACE KEN 7AM ' ROBE KINGTON, VERNON ' ' ICE, JAMEJi WILBUR R!CHAF»6rtFRANK EA I OlCKER,l5obERT RAYi RICKETSpil ' l FRANK. ' RIDER. MITtJiE! MAN ND ENRY US RIS, DA llDlREJNl Ry , BOBB, V IlL AM bMuC l%OBERT -!«lw«»foALl ON, JR. 1 ROBERTS. JAMEaEDWlN rOBERTS, JAME GOFPON =!OBERTS, MUR V B;Ki ERTS, WIL AM JOIN. JR. ILL SHAMES, OBEY SHANNON, GUS SHERIDAN, DAVID SKINNER H, ALBERT PAUL SHERREtN WILLIAM SHIFFEBTGEORGE EDWAS lALL. CLARK McMILL V ILLIAM LTZ. NORMAN ELLIOTT lEIER. LEONARD SMIT: : SIESERS. WILLIAM EDWARI ■SIi eRBERG. MARVIN SYLV S PSON. WAYNE GILBERT, §ON iHOMAS Mc yf Y ! iTid. eu5e 5IT1K. WILLIAiy ■ Srp LL, CHARTS LAV SON. N N HIGH SMALLEY. Z)MER DELBE SMILEY, l RSE WESLfi Sypt , C .RLES E ' SMTtH, De n BO SMITH, go: SMITH, GORDOa M SMITH, JACK DfAN SMITH, JAMES SNMtH, JAMES SMITH, RALPH SMITH, ROBER AMINHARL itOTT ND| UF IIlLIAM LL AN liOK, JACK S loNEY, THO: 3SA, LLOYD 5E. LLOYDR Mi ROEEIigl»« Sl ROSSMAN, WARDEN ROIKENIA. RAL ROUP, NORMAN lEWys ROWRA, LINS D. RUdIn, DONALD rudLlph, rowe.Ijr. RUPa, GEORGE RUPn HOWARD MILTON RUSKl DAVID FR; NCIS RUSlirON, ARTHL H RUSSILL, KEMPTO I V ALKtR RUTHERFORD, Wf LLS HAfJaCE SACHTER, LEWIS SAFR.4N, HOWARD DAVID ] SALIMRN, FLOYD . SALIBA, MAURICE sandi4am. GIBSOI SANDUEKY. JAMES HENRY SATO. 1AM ISAMLl SAUNDERS, ROGEI MERVILU SAXTOIf, CHESTER SAYRE, JOHN SCANL N, JOSEPH ALFRED SCANTLIn, GEOROE FRANK .WILLIAM DALE IT WILBUR ER, ChViRLES WEBSTER ALBERT TOOLLANDHOHN V. SCHRADER. DON RALPH SCOTT. DONALD ROBERT SCOTT, GEORGE EDMOND SCOTT, ROY SCRUBY, RALPH SECOR, WILLIAM T. SEIDENSTICKER, WILLIAM DILLON SELEEN, DARV IN SELF. LARRY KEITH SHAFFER. ERNEST SHAKESHAFT. RICHARD DANA ' ALL SNYDER, LINCfN El i AgD FFfDERICK ERS LEX ANDER ALE :n SOFEN, IRVINif km I SOMMERS. ErJuCE ( ;LEN SPARKS, WAHREN (fRVILLE SP K, RICh rD SPUR, IVAN SPENCER, CHARLfS SPENSKO, RCBE SPIVAK. HYIM tfA ' lID STAHlitifi- 4u CI STARK, MAP STARR, PAl STEARNS, EDWARD ER ANDREV DONALD RAYMOND! DtAll .RUM STEDWELL, MM!IO STEELE, RIChArD .DWELL STEINMETa MARV STERLING, ICHN ElflBER STETSON, feoBERT stevenscjn, v al stinemever, wilifam roy stinton john EEWARD STIRLINq, JOHN EjAMILTON STOKES, EDWARD STOLLERf, HAROLC STOLE, WILLIAM STONG,lbAVID stong john STOVALL. ROBERT STRAUES, DON SP STREAMER, CHARI ES WALK STRONG, ROBERT (ENRY STRYMER, JOHN STUDIBAKER, JAM TALCDTT, VERNOr TAPpfciN, charle; foR, CLYDE A TA OR, EUGENE TaAoR, JOHN wil: TAYUpR, THOMAS JEAS|AI.E, JAY M :ST, DONALD TENENBAUM, HAROLD BERTHUM TENNY, JOHN THOMAS, ROBERT VINCENT THOMPSEN, ERNEST AUGUST TIDWELL. BRUCE A. TILTON. WARREN DE BLOIS TIPPETT. RAYMOND GUY TIPTON. ROBERT ROYCE TOBIN, JOHN JAMES TOBIN, JOHN TODD, JOHN CLIFTON VAK S HUGH WARREIi =iTIN TORBET, ROBERT PETER TOUCHTON. CHARLES KENNETH TOWNLEY. RODNEY DALE iICK, JOHN TREVIThTCJSRICHARD JAMES TRIFON, HALJ TROY Rtgi,i(fiDEARL ' .RTHUR LEONARD :NEST ORRIN -OBERT IERRENCE BAZZIL V AYNE EVERETT JOHN CARL THE [ODEVITA, MARVIN PmuP ULLRICH, ARTHUR JOS H ULLRICH, RAYMO ND CaJviN [CijLMER, HERBERT. UNDERWOOD, CHARLES 1 VAGNINO, EDWlRD P. I ' ANCE, JACK ulc]kn .PliD VAN ARSDALE, vaYNe aLSOTT VAN METER, VJARREN EUGENE jVAN SCHAACH ROBEF ' van schaaci, peter schuyler VAUGHN, GRAHAM ykuMBULL VENDITTI, FRED PHIl lP jo VENUTI, ROBIRT VERNER. RofERT JCfiN VEFi . om; VINING, RCJBERT ACKSON VINSON. rAbERt j ACKSON VINYORD, FRAn EDWARD VOCKEL, myr; VOORHEES, DrfNIEL BALDWIN WAFER, will am EARLE WAGGEIira lUBERT ULLRIC A £»rc(stLAN STANLEY rALKEFf HAIRY ANTHONY walkeb, janes walkeI, v yman WALLM:E ESTELL BRUCE WALLERMK, LINCOLN WANCeC, STANLEY WARhE, CLINTON LEE WAR»iAUER, TED FRANK WARIEN, DONALD SIDNEY WATIINS, EUGENE CONRAD WAtIoN, ROBERT WARREN WATTS, LAWRENCE MILTON WAfMAN, CRAIG LFE, ROBERT HARMON ILFF, HERAM BRADLEY, JR. WfiLFSON, ALBERT 30D, HARRY DODS, GLEN roODS, KENNETH I ' CODHILL, GUY ALAN OODNORTH, PAUL THOMAS, JR. OODRIDGE, JAY HENRY WOODSON, WILLIAM HAMILTON f WOODWORTH, ROBERT JAY WOOLARD. WILLIAM CHARLES WRIGHT. GEORGE EDWARD WRIGHT, HARRY WRIGHT, WILBUR WUNNICKE, CHARLES WYATT, KON, JR, YATES, ROBERT JARVIS YAW, ROBERT HORTON YOUNG, CHARLES EDWARD YOUNG, ROBERT GLEN YOUNG, WILLIAM YOUNT, KEITH EUGENE YUNCKER, JOHN MEREDITH ZARLENGO, THEODORE GEORGE ZARLENGO, ANTHONY VINCENT ZELINGER, MORRIS GILBERT ZIMMERMAN, ROBERT CARL ZLATCH, ALEXANDER 8

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LIFE AT C. U. Came September and students answered the call of the classroom. To Boulder, pictur- esquely located on the feet of a mountain range, center of Colorado ' s largest institution of higher learning, came approximately four thousand students. An expected enrollment decrease was counterbalanced by a record freshman class. Students looked forward to a normal year of football, formals, and finals. Underneath the surface, however, could be seen the grim reality as the University entered its first full war year. A call, even louder than knowledge, had been sounded. It was a call to arms and many familiar faces had answered it. The effect was noticeable not only in this way, but in many others. About five hundred of the school ' s male population had enlisted in one of the reserves. The navy radio school was increasing in importance and the Japanese language school was be- ginning to accustom students to a previously unknown tongue. Registering students also found that many regular courses had been curtailed because the professors had gone to war and that many new defense courses had been added. Uniforms dotted the campus, and the war shared time with the prospects of the football team which was twice daily innoculating itself with the Yeager system in preparation for the coming season. lU