Colorado Academy - Telesis Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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CHESS Chess still remains the intel- lectual status symbol at C.A. despite the inroads made by the intellectuals in Bridge. The team had several opportuni- ties to demonstrate its prowess at Club sponsored matches and tournaments with other schools. Chess: D. Barton, J. Bennett, T. Bryant, R. Byron, T. Butler, P. Clark, C. Cox, A. Lee, G, Mehlmann, T. Minckler, S. Mill- er, S. Norris, C. Severy, J. Sokol. Advis- ors, Mr. Musil and Mr. Davenport. BRIDGE Bridge, enjoying increasing popularity at C.A., gained many new advocates and die- hards this year. Played when- ever possible, the Bridge Club led by lVlr. Evans was a natural outlet for this new breed of fanaticism. The club held numerous tournaments for its members including instruction and play in duplicate bridge. Bridge Club: B. Bistline, T. Butler, J. Campbell, P. Clark, G. Cox, A. Gersten, B. Hall, G. Mehlmann, S. Miller, P. Mor- ris, L. Newell, M. Pearson, R. Perkins. R. Salazar, F. Smith. Advisor, Mr. Ev- ans. ll8

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GLEE CLUB HCATCHERS IN THE RYE C. A.'s major performing group this year, the Glee Club, enjoyed a number of appearances. Music written by Phil Levy, President of the Club, was featured at all performances, including the Phil Levy Compositional Concert. Highlight of the year was a tour to promote the club's record. Off-campus appearances included Colorado Springs. School for Girls, The ACIS Music Festival, and numerous performances for hospitals and nursing homes. The director was Mr. Woods. Accompanists were Ken Pray and Phil Levy. Catchers in the Rye: S. Miller, E. Meyer, W. Osborn, D. Andreae, T. Claiborne, C. Johnson, J. McDonald, J. Haney. Glee Club: Mr. Soto, K. Pray, P. Emery. P. Crossland, H. Grimes, B. Thurmond, B. Bistline. J. Burdick. G. McEwen. J. Malo. D. Wilson, P. Levy, Mr. Woods, Third Row: C. Woolley. K. Perry, P. Boucher, G. Aubrey, D. Malo, D. Hulbert, B. Chalfant, H. Waters, M. Stark, C. Filley. B. McMullen, Fourth Row: C. Cox, D. Rice. D. Malo, F. Ryan, J. Lewis, P. Charbonneau, W. Perkins, J. Sands. D. Aitken, J. Sprauer. P. Stonington. Not Shown: R. Har- bert. S. Christian. T. Travis, M. Weiker. ln their unmistakable sideburns and red vests, The Catchers ln The Rye, the school's other vocal group, continued to sing madri- gals and barbershop while performing with the Glee Club. II7

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GUN CLUB The Gun Clubthis year again had a very successful season. Under the guidance of Mr. Hulbert, the Club maintained an efficient operation, with members loading their own ammunition and maintaining a trap range on campus. Tee year was marked by intraclub shoots and the Red-White Clas- sic. 48 41' '?. 'T .mn-TT-N -- SATURDAY MORNING n PROGRAM For the first time, a Saturday Morning Program was made mandatory for all boarders on campus. The available activi- ties ranged from Art, Driver's Education, Woodshop, and Russian to volunteer work at area hospitals. Response to the program was enthusiastic due to the excellent planning of Mr. Evans, program director. .YI