Colorado State University Fort Collins - Silver Spruce Yearbook (Fort Collins, CO)

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k Hikers Club TOP ROW: Charlotte Kerksiek, Jo Ann Marchand, Marilyn Critter, Ray Colyer, Dennis Mc- Millin, Randy Helfrick, Kenny Beik. SECOND ROW: Edward McTaggart, James Erskine, Donald Davis, Pam Post, Mike Freedenberg, Dave Johnston. FRONT ROW: James Court, V. Pres.; Judy Hemsing, Sec; Tony Gasbarro, Pres.; Jerry Connor, Treas. Demonstrating their ability and skill, robust CSU students enjoyed many trips to the mountains. Hikers Club helped its hearty members maintain the proper bal- ance between physical and mental well- being. Heavy boots, knapsacks and lofty mountains set the stage for their annual Thanksgiving outing. Climaxing winter quarter was the banquet held when the next year ' s officers were installed. Siegga Ski Club was one of the most active groups on campus. Members were off to the slopes at every opportunity that arose. The ski waxing party in the fall was one event that no avid skier missed. Ski Films were the usual program at their weekly meeting and skiers such as Warren Miller frequently spoke to the group. Siegga Ski Carnival was another big annual event. Ski Club TOP ROW: Bob Myre, Jim LaSasso, Robert Dunlap, Charles Thalken, Bob Grenier, John Aitken, Bob Horth, Dick Welsh, Steve Ledger, Wayne Cozart, Paul Karplus. THIRD ROW: Carol Austin, Jamie Mullen, Cindy White, Carol Cazer, Marilyn Rawolt, Bonnie Wise, Francie French, Shirley Spiers, Carlene Borgeson, Maxine Gustafson, Linda Chojnowski. SECOND ROW: Scott Spanjer, Marijane Evans, Carol Homyak, Ann Larson, Bill Mullen, Kathy Smits, Treas.; David Pickelner, V- Pres.; Ted Decker, Pres.; Rebecca Olsen, LeEUen Gay, Bonnie Simonson, Foss Lasdon. FRONT ROW: John Daday, Bill Thomas, Don Barz, Paul McKone, Jay Willey, Curt Hutchinson, Terry Haas. 214 ii l B 4i?B BH IHiki i BK I JV j m- . x. - Bk . V flBi ' i Cc en. S! Admo

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Haylofters TOP ROW: Russell Wykoff, Robanette Rice, Eric Siverts, Barbara Kohl. Carl Enix, Esther Lauek, David Ellis, Shirley Garner, Tony Heaton, Vol Strovas, Jolna Beeson, Roeland Elliston, Jean Rumsby, Laura Corzine, Jewel Vidano. SECOND ROW: Thomas Gibbens, Lois Taylor, Lael Jenkins, Rebecca Wallace, Carol Maul, Carol Osborne, Sandra Tillotson, Judy Brumbach, Rodine Sircy, Dalene Towndrow. FRONT ROW: Larry Coughlin, Elaine Dunn, Ruth West, Chuck Evans, Pres.; Frank Goode, Treas.; O. D, Loomis, Mrs. O. D. Loomis, Ken Walker. Alice Wallis. Judy Alford. Every Thursday night the members of Haylofters gathered to practice their square dance skills. This group, one of the largest on campus, presented the annual Aggie Haylofter Square Dance Festival in March. Square dancers from the entire Rocky Mountain region participated in the work- shops and dance sessions. Another activity of the Haylofters was their exhibition team. In the fall experienced dancers from the group auditioned for the team. The eight couples chosen gave exhibitions and par- ticipated in contests in Colorado and neighboring states demonstrating their square dancing skills. Haylofters TOP ROW: Lynn Hildebrand, Zavelle Stockham, Haroldeen Brownell. Sandy Dunbar, Janice Weber, Charlene Ross, Carol Neely, Kay Hughes, Ronald Dunn, Claudia Rogers, Sam Ashley. Marilynn Coe, Charles Roberts. Ruth Boyce, Bud Budzien, Jim Roark. Mary Binder. THIRD ROW: Diana Deane. Bob Wilcox. Sharon Van Sickle, Kathy Mintken. Larry Wilcox. Beatrice McDonald, Pat Foley, Pat Gleason. Mariana Cobb. Judith Miles. SECOND ROW: Bates Cook. Clo Sonne Teal, Ruth Haynes. Dave Fullaway, Robert Sand. Hollis Johnson. Mary Lou Stowell. Calvin Campbell. George Waring. Barbara Grove. Harry Walker. Ann Louise Peabody. Phil Robertson. FRONT ROW: Gene Clover. Orvin Logan. Lief. Earl Turner. Bruce Peterson. Larry Rhoadarmer. Bill Ed- wards, Tom Corzine. 213

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Foreign students show the pubUc what their native lands are like at International Days. A. W, Guiorguis, William H. Coffman, Dorolyn Smith, Ramesh Malhotra. FRONT ROW: Hamzi Moghrabi, V-Pres.; Edward Earle, Pres.; Don Griebenaw, Sec- Treas. Doimld s.; l«dy ilytliat iheli Problems of the world, both in politics and foreign relations were topics of dis- cussion of the International Relations Club meetings. Their desire to learn more about the world situation led them to see films of current events and sponsor speakers, not only for their own group, but for the cam- pus and townspeople as well. Cosmopolitan Club, the link between foreign students and the students of CSU, had members who were especially inter- ested in orienting foreign students to cam- pus and in bringing a part of other coun- tries to CSU. This group helped sponsor International Days, a time when the food, dances and ancient customs of the heritage of foreign students are brought to the campus. i Welsl, r, Harilyi Cosmopolitan Club en. SECOND ROW: Sue Burton, Treas Advisor; Mrs. Maurice L. Albertson, Mrs. K. . Nasim Siddiqi, Gyorgy Vidacs, Hamzi Kamel Moghrabi, Abdul Sudear TOP ROW: S. Dev. Phukan, S. M. H. Rizvi, Aziza Qureshi, Virendra N. Sharma, Mohammad Zaheeruddin, Abdul Hamid Javed, M. A. Quyyum, Johnson Gabuin, Someth Suos, Abdul Raziq, Qazi, Rene Eles. THIRD ROW: Linda Berg, Alice Perez, Gail Rasmussen, Charlotte Maclay, Sheila Stahl, Martha Brownlee, Edna Harper, Margaret Kessler, Leona Ford, Diane Row, Eila Lappalain- Geno Shen, Fae Story, Basil Ali Shah, V-Pres.; M. Ahsan Khan, Pres.; Nan Robinson, Sec; T. M. Sutherland, E. Carson, Ramesh Malhotra, Mariano Segura. FRONT ROW: Santiago DelaMacorra, Mohamed ElSayed, M. ' - . . . . j . Eloubaidy, Saroeun Kem, Hafiz Inayatullah, Fuad H. Issa. ■ -, «c iml 1 k t iu ' - ' 1 1 A U v H t 215