Colorado Academy - Telesis Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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ORGANIZATIONS Gun lub f. Back Row: Mr. Hulbert fFaculty Advisorb, F. Bills, J. Inglis, M. Smith,.F. John- son, J. Baker, T. Hopkins, M. McCready, S. Adler. Front Row: B. Irmas, P. Uihlein, J. Guggenheim, C. Catlin, J. Reynolds. Not Shown: C. Frasche, H. Johnson, D. Jacobs, O. Young, G. Chavez. Again this year the Gun Club was the largest activity at CA with well over fifty members participating. Shotguns were the most Widely used guns, for the use of pistols and rifles was prohibited on campus. Chris Catlin and Jeff Reynolds both attained the Distinguished Expert rating with the NRA while Jim Guggenheim achieved an Expert rating. Meets were held with the Fountain Valley School and with Bailey. President ....,,............... ........... C hris Catlin V ice-President ............. ......... J eff Reynolds Executive Officer ....,.............,...,...,... Jim Frasche Secretary ..,....................... ..,,......, J im Guggenheim Treasurer ......... ,, ....., ...,.,,.,,,,,...., H enry Johnson Advisor ...,.. .,.. ........, M r . Ralph Hulbert

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Photograph lub ?iwhu.. wha Left to Right: O. Yomchinda, R. Levy, M. Reed, G. Shepard, C. Zweig, F. Bills, T. Headley, R. Gottschalk, E. Greenman, H. Froelicher, P. Clark, A. Gersten, T. d'Avi1a, Mr. Arlton fFaculty Advisorj. The faculty advisor for the Colorado Academy Camera Club and at the same time perhaps its most interested member, Mr. Stanley Arlton created an atmosphere of in- forrnality and constant activity in the club. The organization greatly aided the school publications by providing a myriad of pic- tures, which when published, made for the enjoyment of all. Student members of the club were in- structed and informed as to the operations involved in photography.

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