Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1945 volume:

COLORADO COLLEGE LIBRARY COLORADO SPRINGS. COLORADO 1945 A u Qt VOLUME XLVI PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF COLORADO COLLEGE COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ANN ENSTROM BUSINESS MANAGER ELIZABETH GILLILAND HONOR ROLL LT. JAMES TIMMONS BELL, ' 41 Bombardier, Army Air Forces Killed in combat, European theater of war, August 26, 1944. LT. HOMER C. BIGGS, ' 38 Pilot in Army Air Forces Killed in action, May 13, 1943, when parachute failed to open. European Theater of War. LT. JAMES WILLIAM CLEMENTS. ' 43 Instructor, Army Air Forces Killed in airplane accident, August, 1942. Specialist in aerial gunnery and tactical piloting. LT. HENRY ADAMS DANGLER, ' 43 Bomber Pilot, Army Air Forces Reported missing in action over Austria, June 26, 1944. RICHARD ADDIS DOOLEY. ' 40 Merchant Marine Lost at sea, April 14, 1942 LT. JOHN THOMAS GIRLING, ' 41 Pilot in Army Air Forces Died in transport crash, Dutch Guinea, January, 1943. CAPT. HERBERT WILLIAM HAMPY. ' 42 Navigator, Army Air Forces Missing in action, November 23, 1942, European theater. AVIATION CADET HOWARD SWAIN HENDERSON, ' 45 Armv Air Forces Killed in air crash near Ellington Field, Texas, April 1, 1944. CAPT. J. THOMAS HERNDON, ' 40 Pilot in Army Air Transport Command Killed in an aircraft accident in the Asiatic Area, January 6, 1943. WILLIAM BERTRAM HILLE. ' 43 Army Air Forces Missing in action, August, 1943, North Africa. BRIG. GEN. JAMES F. C. HYDE, 16 Died from shock at Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, Aug. 7, 1944. SGT. CLYDE HOMER JAY, JR., ' 40 Royal Canadian Air Force Killed in action, March 24, 1942, England. ENSIGN IVAN OLIVER JOHNSON, ' 43 United States Navy Killed in action over Atlantic Ocean, Summer, 1943. T SGT. LEONARD CHARLES JONES, ' 44 Infantry Division, United States Army Killed in action in France, July 4, 1944. CAPT. ROBERT WILLIAM KAYE. ' 41 United States Marine Corps Accidentally killed somewhere in the South Pacific, March 29, 1944. WARRANT OFFICER JOE LANE KIRBY, ' 38 United States Army Engineers Killed in action in Northern Burma, June 5, 1944. CAPT. THOMAS LEROY KIRKPATRICK, 11 Chaplain in the United States Navy Killed when USS Arizona was sunk at Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. LT. GLENN ROBERT LEECH, ' 28 Trainee Instructor, Army Air Forces Killed in airplane accident in Arizona, March 28, CAPT. GREGORY KASSON LOESCH, ' 40 Fighter Pilot, I ' nited States Marine Corps Died in West Coast crash, September 27, 1943. CHARLES ARTHUR McLELLAN, ' 39 1943. United States Navy Buried at sea. ' 36 SGT. KENNETH W. MARKEL, United States Navy Killed in action, August 28, 1943, Southwest Pacific Area. GERALD WAYNE MARTIN, ' 40 Flying Cadet, Army Air Forces Killed in airplane crash in San Francisco Bay, July 3, 1941. LT. LEWIS MARTIN MILLER, ' 42 Bomber Pilot, Army Air Forces Killed in action, September 6, 1943. LT. KENNETH MOORE, ' 44 Fighter Pilot, Army Air Forces Missing in action over Germany, September 9, 1944. LT. ROBERT CAMPBELL MOSES, ' 28 Civilian Pilot Instructor, Army Air Forces Killed December 7, 1942, in a plane crash in Arizona. LT. JAMES DUNLOP TURNBULL NAISMITH, ' 39 Coast Artillery Anti-Aircraft Unit Died in Southwest Pacific Area from Septicemia, March 8, 1943. SGT. FRANK WILLIAM REED, ' 46 Gun Comdr. on B-29 Bomber Missing in action, January 12, 1945. LT. WILLIAM HENRY RESSLER, JR.. ' 43 Army Air Forces Killed in crash of heavy bomber while on a training flight near Sebring, Fla., December 27, 1943. LT. CHARLES EUGENE ROE, ' 41 Instructor, Army Air Forces Killed October 11, 1944, in an airplane crash, Barksdale Field, La. (This assignment came after he had returned from the European theater of war where he had com- pleted 55 missions over enemy territory.) CAPT. JOHN DAVID ROOT. ' 42 Meteorologist, Army Air Forces Missing in action over France since June 8, 1944. LT. GEORGE BERT STILES, ' 42 Army Air Forces Missing in action Jan. 10, 1945, European theater of war. LT. JAMES HOWARD YOUNG, ' 39 Meteorologist, Army Air Forces Died at Hicks Field, July 4, 1943, from infantile paralysis. dedication TO PEACE AND THE HOPE THAT WE OF COLORADO COLLEGE WILL BE CAPABLE OF PLAYING OUR ROLE IN IT, THIS 1945 NUGGET IS DEDICATED. SacL ' toa ti OH, COLLEGE! HUP, 2, 3, 4,-1. 2, 3, KICK! THE TWO RHYTHMS INTERMIX AS ANOTHER YEAR FINDS C.C. WELL ADJUSTED TO THE V-12 PROGRAM. WITH CLASSES SIX DAYS A WEEK, A PREDOMINANCE OF NAVY AND MARINE UNIFORMS. AND AN INCREASED CIVIL- IAN ENROLLMENT, MANY CHANGES ARE NOTICED. FORMAL DANCES, PIC- NICS, OPEN HOUSES, AND LENNOX GET-TOGETHERS STIMULATE THE OLD COLLEGE SPIRIT. WORK MAKES MORE DEMANDS THAN EVER BUT TIME IS STILL FOUND FOR ATHLETICS, ORGANI- ZATIONS, AND PLAY. WE, THE STAFF, HOPE YOU WILL ENJOY YOUR NUGGET, AND THAT IT WILL BRING NOTHING BUT HAPPY MEMORIES TO YOU. (content 5 FAMILIAR VIEWS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS NAVY QUEENS SPORTS CANDIDS ADVERTISEMENTS ' Real education must ultimately be limited to men who insist on knowing, The rest is mere sheep herding. ' Life without industry is guilt, industry without art is brutality. — RuSKlN ' There is no frigate like a book to take us lands away, Nor any coursers like a page of knowing poetry. — Emily Dickenson Open my eves to music ; let me thrill with spring ' s first flutes and drums, But let me never dare forget the bitter ballads of the slums. Where they Learn to look at all things With a sort of mental squint. — Lewis Carroll No ship contained a better crew. — William S. Gilbert ' There is only one religion, though there are a hundred versions of it. — G. B. Shaw ' All who joy would win must share it. — -Byron Great things are done when men and mountains meet; These arc not done by jostling in the street. — William Blake Where students Did nothing in particular and did it very well. - — W. S. Gilbert -@dmini5ttation President Thurston J. Davies and Acting President Charlie B. Hershey PRESIDENT DAVIES Lots of us, comparatively new to C.C., have never met Presi- dent Thurston J. Davies, who is absent on leave, but not a day goes by that we do not feel his influence on campus. President Davies left Colorado College in February of 1943 for a far more important job . . . that of helping to win the war. He is now Lt. Colonel Davies of the United States Marine Corps, with head- quarters in Washington, D. C. However, soon we hope Prexy Davies will be back with us, guiding us through the trials and tribu- lations of college with his ever-present smile and his great wisdom. Until that day comes, we will try to do at C.C. what he is doing for our country ... a magnificent job. 18 Louise W. Fauteaux, M.R.E. Dean of II ' o men Charlie B. Hershey, LL.D. Acting President Wesley Gadd, LL.D. Dean of Men Thomas H. Rawles, Ph.D. Acting Dean of the College Henry E. Mathias, A.B., A.M. Acting Director of Admission Josephine R. Morrow, A.B. Registrar Lorena A. Berger, A.B. Secretary 19 Sckool ofi Jlettati and Tina -@ttl Paul Parker, A.M. Art Appreciation, General Director Martha Wilcox Dance Albert H. Daehler, A.B. English Amanda M. Ellis, A.M. English Lewis M. Knapp, Ph.D. Frank A. Krutzke, A.B. English English George S. McCue, A.M. English Woodson W. Tyree, A.M. English and Drama Frank M. Chambers, Ph.D. Charles T. Latimer, A.M. French and Spanish French and Italian Rebekah M. Hartness, A.M. Mark Skidmore, Ph.D. German and French Spanish Jack F. Lawson Journalism and Director Puhlii Relations Frederick Boothroyd, Mus. D. Music, Organist and Choirmaster Robert Gross, A.B. Music, Violin Edward D. Hale, A.M., Mus.D. Music, Dean Emeritus Johana Harris Music, Visiting Professor Roy Harris Music, Composer in Resident Peter Page, A.M. Music, Voice James Sykes, A.M. Music Lawrence Barrett Lithography and Etching K m Edgar Britton Design Otis Dozier Painting and Drawing Boardman Robinson Director of Art School School of} A atutaL Science Charles H. Sisam, Ph.D. Frank W. Douglas, Ph.D. Mathematics Chemistry Donald B. Gould, Ph.D. Geology Ralph J. Gilmore, Ph.D. Biology William C. Service, M.D. Biology Guy H. Albright, A.M., Sc.D. Mathematics and Astronomy Margaret Hansman, Ph.D. William V. Lovitt, Ph.D. Mathematics Mathematics lfc ' . ' .I A ' ■ Frank M. Okey, C.E. Civil Engineering Paul E. Boucher, Ph.D. Physics Howard M. Olson, M.S. Physics Ruth Smith, A.B. Botany William F. Drea, D.M.D. Lester E. Griswold, B.S. X-Ray Lecturer Engineering Drawing David W. Crabb, M.S. Business and Banking W. Lewis Abbott, Ph.D. Bionomics and Sociology John S. Jordan, A.M. Education Lucile H. Latting, A.M. Education George L. Anderson, Ph.D. History Carroll B. Malone, Ph.D. Samuel S. S. Browne, Ph.D. Edith C. Bramhall, Ph.D. History Philosophy Political Science, Professor Emerita William A. Blakely, Ph.D. Psychology Roger Hazelton, Ph.D. Religion, Dean of Chapel Mlicellaneoud Alice E. van Diest, A.M. Sociology Leo W. Bortree, M.D. Medical Advisor Catherine J. Ryan Infiriuarian Louise F. Kampf, A.B. Librarian Laura E. Tate, A.B. . Issistaut Librarian Helen H. Waring, B.S. Reserve Librarian Jo E. Irish, A.B. Graduate Manager and Track Coach Harold A. White Football and Basketball Coach, Physical Education William W. Postlethwaite, A.M. Director of Museum Harry M. Stewart Superintendent of Grounds and Buildings Myrtle M. Bridges, A.M. Piano Tkoie A ot Pictured Loyde Knutson Engineering Science and Photography Charles H. Boissevain, M.D. Biology Evaline McNary, B.S. Manager of Women ' s Residences and Dining Room Arthur Williams Engineering Science Elizabeth Clark, A.B. Music Esther Vance, A.B. Piano Loretta K. Cass, A.M. Psychology Anne Dunbar, A.B. Chemistry Theodora Way, B.S. Cataloguer Marjorie L. Weed, B.S. Women ' s Physical Education Elizabeth R. Maltby Resident Manager of Lennox House Cecil Effinger, A.B. Chemistry Frank H. Gilles Music Max Barnett Art Otis A. Barnes, Ph.D. Chemistry Vance T. Alexander, M.D. Consulting Psychiatrist and Mental Hygiene Charlotte L. Kelley, B.S. Assistant Librarian 23 Lt. Loyd D. Bernard, U.S.N.R. Ofifcceu oft A avy V-12 Unit Lt. Robert Hammond, Jr., U.S.N.R. Capt. Hans M. Guenther, U.S.M.C.R. Lt. Comdr. John B. Farley 3rd row: CSP(A) J. F. McCreary, Ira Brown Ph M2c, Albert H. Hanley Ph Mlc, Alfred G. Yarrow Ph Mlc. 2nd row: Gy. Sgt. C E. Moore, 1st Sgt. W. L. Laughten, Sgt. Lawrence Bligh, Sgt. Julian V. Elliott, Pfc. Robert Dewey. 1st row: Catherine Shober SK3c V-10, Lt. Comdr. John B. Farley, Lt. Loyd D. Bernard, Capt. Hans M. Guenther, R. Julia Nieto Ylc V-10. 2L 55Q5 Cftadti te MILDRED ELOISE APPLING, Santa Fe. New Mexico. Major — English. Scholarships. Trustee 1, 2. Sharp 3. 4, Alice Bemis Taylor 4; Chapel Choir 1. 2. 3, 4; Victory Garden Committee 1, 2; Tiger Club 3. 4; Tiger Staff 3; C.C. Players: History Club 3; A.W.S. Independent Senior Representative 4. BARBARA JEANNE BEAVER, Oklahoma City. Oklahoma. Major — Mathematics. W.A.A. 1. 2; Victory Garden Chairman 3; Summer Camp Committee 3. 4; A.W.S. Board 4: J.S.F.E.C. Sec. 4; Tiger Club 3, 4; Independ- ent Women Pres. 4. GRACE BLOOD-SMYTH, Denver. Colorado. Major — Sociology. Delta Gamma. Treas.. House Chm.. 3; W.A.A. 1. 2, 3. 4; Tiger Club 2. 3, 4; Junior Counselor 3; Q.A. Board 2. Vice-pres. 3. Pres. 4; Wakuta 3. 4; C.C. Players. PHYLLIS JEAN BROTHERS, Colorado Springs. Major — ■ Psychology. Scholarships. Trustee 2. Sharp, Alice Bemis Taylor 3. Edith Barker 4; Kappa Kappa Gamma. Pres. 4; Nugget Staff I; Orchestra 1; Opera Group 1; Doq Club 1; W.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Tiger Club 2. 3. 4.; A.W.S. Board 2. 3. 4; Welcoming Committee 2. Chm. 3, 4; Panhellenic Council 3. Treas. 4; Minute Maids 2; War Activities Chm. 4; Summer Camp Committee 4; Christ- mas Basket Committee 4. MADELINE MARIE BURKE, Pueblo. Colo. Major — Sociology. Pueblo Jr. College 1. 2; Quiet Counselor 4. MIRIAM RUTH BUSIEL, Colorado Springs. Major — Psychology. Colorado University 1; Illinois Univ. 1. JEAN GURLY CHRISTIANSEN, Chicago. 111. Major — Biology. Delta Gamma. Sec. 2, Vice-pres. 3, 4. Pledge Trainer 3; A.W.S.. Pres 4. Vice-pres. 3; Q.A. Board. Hall Coun- cil 3. 4; Nugget Staff; Tiger Club 2. 3. 4; W.A.A., Board 2. 3. 4. Sec. 4; Wakuta 4: J.S.F.E.C. Sec. 4; Dog Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1. 2: Publications Board 4; Panhellenic 3. Sec. 4; Minute Maid 1. 2. 3; Jr. Hostess 1. 2. KATHLEEN BEECH CHURCH, Wichita. Kansas. Major — Art. Wichita Univ. 1. 2, 3; C.C. Players. DOROTHY ANN CLARE, Denver. Colo. Major — Business. Colorado Univ. 1; Gamma Phi Beta. Vice-pres. 4; Panhellenic 3; Tiger Club 3. 4; Q.A. Board. Hall Pres. 3; W.A.A. 2: Euterpe 3. ALICE CLAIRE COLWELL, Ovid. Colorado. Major — Biology. Scholarships. Trustee I. 2. Harkey 3. 4; Delta Gamma. Pres. 4; Tiger Club 2. 3. 4: Dog Club 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3; W.A.A. 1. 2, 4. Treas. 3; Wakuta 3. Pres. 4; Bemis Hall Pres. 4; Hall Council 3. 4; Q.A. 4; A.W.S. Board 4. MARION ALICE COOPER, San Marino. Calif. Major — Botany. Pasadena Jr. College 1; Gamma Phi Beta; Band 2; A.W.S. Wel- coming Committee 3 ; Victory Garden Chm.; Nugget Business Manager; Wakuta. Sec. Treas.; Tiger Club 2, 3, 4; College Place Sec. 4. HARRIET ANN CORBUS, Grand Rapids. Mich. Major — Sociology. Smith College 1. 2. 3. 26 BARBARA IMOGEN DICK, Winnetka, 111. Major — Music. Bradford Junior College 1; Northwestern Univ. 2; Delta Gamma; Tiger Club; Opera 3; Wakuta. HELEN LOUISE DURBIN, Wichita. Kansas. Major — English. Univ. of Wichita 1; Schol- arships, Trustee 2, Alice Bemis Taylor 3, 4; Kappa Alpha Theta; Lyrichorus 2. SALLE OSBORNE EDWARDS, Wilmctte 111. Major — Spanish. Scholarship, Taylor 3 4; Gamma Phi Beta, Recording Sec. 4; Who ' s Who in Am. Universities and Colleges 4 Spanish Club I, 2; W.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Tiger Staff 1, 2, 3; A.W.S. 2, 3; Tiger Club 2. 4 Sec. 3; Lennox House Board 4, Publicity Chm 2; Tiger-Nugget Queen Attendant 2; Bemis Hall Council 2; Q.A. Board 3, Pres. 4; Ham- lin House Pres. 3; Howbert House Pres. 4 MARY VERNETTA EYSTER, South Gate, Calif. Major — English A.W.S. 3, Treas. 4; McGregor Hall Fire-Captain; Opera Make-up Crew; W.A.A.; Barbettes; Art Club; Tiger Club 2. 4. Sec. 3; Tiger Staff, Editor 4. MARILYN LEE FREDERICK, Chicago, 111. Major — Psychology. W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1; Hamlin House Sec. 3; Christ- mas Pageant 4; Drum Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Opera 3; Dance Reviews 2, 3; W.R.C. Enter- tainment Group 3. GLORIA GOSSARD, Steamboat Springs, Colo. Major — Sociology. Kappa Alpha Theta, Vice- pres., Pledge Trainer 4; Tiger Club, Vice-pres. 2, Pres. 3; W.A.A. 1. 2, Board Member 2; A.W.S. Board 2, 3; Q.A. Board 2; Tiger Staff 3, 4; Nugget Editor 3; En- thusiasm Committee Chm. 3; J .S.F.E.C. 3, 4; Panhellenic Council, Vice-pres. 4; Who ' s Who in Am. Universities and Colleges 4; Outstanding Senior Woman 4; Publications Board 3, 4; Chapel Committee 3, 4. NANCY CUSHING GUPTON, Kansas City. Missouri. Major — English. Scholarships, Trustee 1, 2, Edwards 3, Dern 3; Kappa Alpha Theta, House Manager 3, Treas. 4; A.W.S. Publicity Chm. 2; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Board 1, 2; Tiger Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 1. 2; Nugget Staff 1, 2, 3; Tiger Staff 1. Assoc. Editor 2, Editor 3; Publications Board 3. PATRICIA LOUISE GUTHRIE, Las Animas, Colo. Major — Economics. Scholarships. Trus- tee, Crane. Hypatia, Jacques; Kappa Kappa Gamma, Pledge Trainer, Standards Chairman Hall Council 1, 3. 4; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-pres.; Chapel Choir 1; Spanish Club Opera; Orchestra; Minute Maids; Koshare Tiger Club 2, 3, 4; Lennox House Board Wakuta 3, Vice-pres. 4; Panhellenic, Treas. Nugget Staff, Asst. Business Manager. JULIE PENROSE HALL, Denver, Colo. Maj- or — Psychology. Delta Gamma. Vice-pres. 2; W.A.A.. Pres. 4; Cascade Hall Council; Horse Show; Swim Meet; Wakuta 3, 4; Tiger Club 2, 3, 4; Montgomery Social Chairman. MAXINE EVELYN HEBERER, Salida, Colo. Major — Spanish. Scholarships, Trustee 1, 2, Alice Bemis Taylor 3, 4; Kappa Kappa Gam- ma; Euterpe 1, 2, 3, 4; Nugget Staff 3; Junior Counselor 3; Spanish Club 1 ; Tiger Club 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH MOSBY JENKINS, Denver. Colo. Major — History. Tiger Club 2, 3, 4; A.W.S. Executive Board and Nominating Committee; A.W.S. War Production Unit. Chm.; Montgomery Hall Sec; Committee for Children ' s Christmas Party; Independent Wom- en ' s Board. ELLEN KEITH JOHNSTONE, Santa Fe. New Mexico. Major — Art. Kappa Alpha Theta; W.A.A. 1. 3; Minute Maids 2; A.W.S. Poster Chm. 2; Tiger Club 2, 3, 4; History Club 2: Montgomery Hall Social Chm. 3; Bemis Hall Sec. 3; Nugget Staff 3. 27 MARJORIE HELEN LANDSBERG, Des Moines, Iowa. Major — Psychology. Delta Epsilon 4; Scholarships, Trustee 1, 2, El Po- mar Foundation 3, Hawkins 4; Kappa Kappa Gamma. Cor. Sec. 2, Pres. 4: W.A.A. 1. 2. 3; Tiger Club 2. 3. 4; Tiger Staff 1; Nugget Staff 1. 4; A.W.S. Board 4; Hall Council 3. 4; Minute Maids 3; Lab Assistant 3; Koshare 1; C.C. Players 4. CHARLOTTE Springs. Major- LUCY LEWIS, -Biology. Colorado ROSALEEN MARIE MALOOLY, El Paso. Texas. Major — Music. Voice Scholarship; Hall Council; Junior Counselor; Hostess Com- mittee; Euterpe. JEAN FRANCES McCONNELL, Greeley. Colo. Major — Music. Euterpe; Chapel Choir; C.C. Players. NELLIE ROSE McCOOL, Colorado Springs. Major — Psychology. Southwestern Institute of Technology 1; Oklahoma A. 6 M. 2; Riverside Jr. College 3; Alpha Phi Sigma; Delta Sigma Epsilon; Women ' s Airforce Service Pilots. JEAN MELCHER, Newton, Mass. Major- Biology. Scholarship. . Trustee 2. Taylor 3. 4: Gamma Phi Beta. Pledge Trainer 3. Pres. 4; Q.A. Recording S-c. 3 ' ; A.W.S. Board 4; W.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; Wakuta 4; Tiger Club 1. 2. 3. 4; Ski Club I. 2: K ' .share 1, 2; Spanish Club 1, 2. DIETRICH EHLER MEYER, Colorado Springs. Major — Physics. Junior Phi Beta Kappa. KATHRYN MEYER, Newtonville. Major — Chemistry. Wellesley 1, 2. 3 Mass LAURLIE MAE MITCHELL, Colorado Springs. Major — Philosophy. Kappa Kappa Gamma; Euterpe 1: Spanish Club 1; W.A.A. 1, 2. 3. 4: Student Forum 4. ELEANOR LEIGH MOODY, Colorado Springs. Major — Sociology. Scholarships. Trustee 1. 2. Alice Bemis Taylor 3. 4. Shear- er 3: Gamma Phi Beta. Pledge Trainer 3, 4; Q.A. Board. Treasurer 2, Vice-pres. 4; Mc- Gregor Pres. 3; W.A.A. 1. Board 2. Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Tiger Club 2. 3, 4; Lennox House Board 3; Chapel Committee 4; A.W.S. Board 4; Panhellenic 3. Vice-pres. 4; Wakuta 4; Nugget Staff 4. PATRICIA KATHERINE OLBERDING, Wichita. Kansas. Major — Art. Wichita Univ. 1, 2, 3; C.C. Players; Newman Club. WINNIFRED JANET PIKE, Colorado Springs. Major — History. Tiger Club: Ko- share; History Club. Pres.: C.C. Players. 28 ELEANORE ANN POSTHUMUS, Colorado Springs. Major — History. W.A.A.: Tiger Club; History Club. Sec. RHODA LOUISE PRITCHARD, Glendale. Calif. Major — Music. Scholarships. Trustee 2, B. A. Koch Special 3, Women ' s Educ. So- ciety 4; Delta Gamma. Treas. 3, 4; Q.A. Board 3; Wood Ave. Hall Pres. 3; W.A.A. 1. 2, 3; Euterpe 1, 2. 3, 4; Tiger Club 2, 3, 4. MARGARET MORRIS RAYMOND, Aurora. N. Y. Major — Psychology. Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Epsilon; W.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Montgom- ery Hall Council 2; German Club; Barbettes. Athletic Chm. 1. Pres. 2; A.W.S. Board. Vice-pres. 3. Pres. 4; Q.A. Treas., Vice-pres. 3; Jr. Counselor 3; Wakuta; J.S.F.E.C; Din- ing Room Hostess; C.C. Players. ROBERT WILLIAM RICHMAN, Denver, Colo. Major — Physics. Scholarships. Trus- tee 1, 2, Mautner 3, Jackson War Memorial 4. Carpenter ' s Fund 4. Hibbard 4; Debate Club 1; French Club 1; Radio Speech Group 2; Band 3; Track 1. 2; Chapel Choir 1, 2. 3. 4; Ko- share 1. 2; C.C. Players 3, 4; Tiger Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4; Nugget Staff 3; Men ' s Representative Student Council 4; Pub- lications Board 4; Hastings Prize Award on Religion 4. SALLY ANN RINKLE, Denver, Colo. Major — Romance Languages. Phi Beta Kappa; Delta Gamma. Pledge Trainer 3, Pres. 4; Q.A. Freshman Rep., Social Chm. 2; Tiger Club; A.W.S. Vice-Pres.; Panhellenic, Pres. 4: C.C. Players; W.A.A. Treas.. 3; Wakuta; J.S.F.E.C; Summer Camp Committee; Mc- Gregor Hall Quiet Counselor. JEANNE ROBERTS, Denver. Colo. Major- Biology. Scholarships, Trustee 1, Kappa Kappa Gamma 3; Perkins 2, 3, 4; Kappa Kappa Gamma, House Pres. 3. Standards Chm. 3. A.W.S. Board 2; Class Pres. 2; Tiger Club 2. 3. 4; W.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; Dog Club 1, 2. 3, 4; Navy V-12 Beauty Queen 3; Modern Dance Award 1; Opera Cast 1. 3; Musical Comedy Cast 1; War Activities Com- mittee 3: Modern Dance Reviews 1, 2. 3; Lab Assistant 2, 3. 4; Hall Council 1, 3. ELIZABETH VAN STONE SEIFERT, Den- ver, Colo. Major — Sociology. Kappa Kappa Gamma. DOROTHY J. SELLNER, Denver, Colo. Major — Psychology. W.A.A.; Tiger Staff; Koshare: Tiger Club. Pres. 4; C.C. Enthusiasm Committee; J.S.F.E.C.; C.C. Players; Wakuta; Tiger Staff. ELEANORE ANNE SPENCER, Denver. Colo. Major — Psychology. Kappa Kappa Gamma, Social Chm., Scholarship Chm.; Tiger Staff, Editor. Asst. Editor; W.A.A.; Dog Club; Choir; Lyric Chorus; Lab Assistant; A.W.S. Barn Dance Chm. BEVERLY BARBARA Springs. Major — Spani College 1, 2. STALEY, Colorado h. Colorado State NATALIE TOLL, Denver, Colo. Major— Bi- ology. Choir 1. 2. 3; A.W.S. 4; Independent Women; Dog Club 2, 3. 4; W.A.A. 1, 2, 3. ROSEMARY TONELLI, Pueblo. Colo. Major — Political Science. Tiger Club; Hall Coun- cil 3; Hamlin House Sec. 4; Independent Candidate for Queen. 29 HENRY OLUF VAAG, Colorado Springs. Major — English. Junior Phi Beta Kappa. ALICE VAN ARSDALE, Casper. Wyo. Major — English. Kappa Alpha Theta, Pres. 4; French Club 1: Dog Club 1; W.A.A. 1; Tiger Staff 2; Hall Council 3; A.W.S. 4: Panhellenic 4; Student Forum 4. ANNE COLEMAN VAN STONE, Denver. Colo. Major — Psychology. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Pres. 3; Dog Club 1. 2; W.A.A. 1. 2, 3, 4. Hockey. Swimming. Tennis. Baseball; History Club 1: Homecoming Committee 1: Ski Club 1; A.W.S. Board 2. 3: War Activi- ties Chm. 3; Panhellenic 2, Treas. 3; Wakuta 3, Pres. 4: Tiger Club 2. 3. 4. CARL BLAHNIC, Pasadena. Calif. Major- Pre. Med. Navy V-12 Unit. GEORGIA HERBERT DAY, Colorado Springs. Major — Business. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Treas. 2; Tiger Club 3, 4; Wakuta 3, 4; French Club 1: Orchestra I: J.S.F.E.C. 3; Q.A. Pres. 4; Vice-pres. 3: Chapel Com- mittee: A.W.S. 4; Dining Room Hostess. ROBERT BRUCE BAULESH, Pueblo. Colo. ROSALIND A. BECKER, Winnetka, III. JEAN BENNION, Port Chester. N. Y. MARTHA BLISS, Greeley, Colo. MARY POLK BRITTINGHAM, Colorado Springs. BETTY JANE CALHOUN, Denver. Colo. ALBERT PERRY CHRISTENSEN, Manti, Utah. MARGERY VAUGHAN COFFIN, Milwau- kee. Wis. PHYLLIS ANN COFFIN, Milwaukee. Wis ROBERT EMMET CURTAN, Louisville, Colo. BEVERLY JANE DAY, Wilmettc. 111. ALLEN JOHN DUSAULT, Montclair, N. J BARBARA JUNE DWYER, Denver. Colo. JOAN ENGELHARD, Winnetka. III. DAVID EMERY FRIEND, Denver. Colo. WILLIAM HERBERT FRYBACK, Colorado Springs. JOHN STORRIER GILMORE, Fredonia. Kans. RICHARD MORTIMER GLOVER, Newton. Kans. CHARLOTTE MAE HARDIN, Colorado Springs. FREDERICK HASTINGS, Bryn Mawr. Pa. MARGARET ELLEN HILLIGOSS, Manitou Springs. Colo. MARIAN McMURRY JEWETT, Colorado Springs. DOROTHY KATHERINE LATIMER, Colo- rado Springs RICHARD HEALD LEACH, Washington. D. C. JANE ELLEN LEWIS, Colorado Springs. JAMES DUARD MARSHALL, Neosho. Mo. ELIZABETH SENGER MOORE, Colorado Springs. CARL O. MUNDAY, Colorado Springs. LAURA THORNTON NICKELL, Evanston, 111. JANE NORMAN, Amarilla. Texas. EDWARD DANA ORTH, Trinidad. Colo. VIRGINIA M. PAISLEY, Lakewood. Ohio. GERTRUDE ELIZABETH PATTERSON, Denver. Colo. HOPE SABIN, Denver. Colo. JOHN ROBERT SANDERS, Sterling. Colo. FRANCES-LOUIS SEEMAN, Memphis. Tenn. STANLEY ICHIRO SHIKUMA, Hilo. Hawaii. JOAN SMITH, White Bear. Minn. HOWARD HERBERT STEVENS, Colorado Springs. MARY GRACE TIDBALL, Laramie. Wyo. 30 Undtet- SALLY RAY ABRAMS Chicago. Illinois NATALIE ANN ACTON Colorado Springs DONNA ALESHIRE Evanston, Illinois MARION ATWOOD Colorado Springs JUDITH BARRETT Meeker, Colorado BARBARA BARTLETT Fort Lauderdale, Florida MARTHA BARTON Denver, Colorado ETHEL BIGGS Grand Junction, Colorado DORIS BLASIUS Evanston, Illinois WELTHA MAE BOOS Denver, Colorado LURA JEAN BOURDETTE Henry, Illinois JOYCE BOWMAN Denver, Colorado TURZA BRISCOE Colorado Springs PEGGY BROWN Chicago, Illinois ELIZABETH BROWNSON Grand Junction, Colorado DOLORES JEAN BUNKER Colorado Springs CONSTANCE BURRITT Denver, Colorado JANE BURRITT Denver. Colorado SHIRLEY BURNETT Chicago, Illinois PATRICIA CALDWELL Hermosa Beach, California 31 MARY LOU CAMPBELL Greenville, Michigan DORRIT CHALMERS Denver. Colorado PATRICIA CHARLSON Colorado Springs CONSTANCE COLEMAN Montrose, Colorado L1LA LEE COLEMAN Colorado Springs MARY ANN COLEMAN Coloralo Springs JEAN COULTER Colorado Springs GRACE CURRENT Colorado Springs MARY IRIS DAY Denver, Colorado GLORIA DAVIES Johnstown, Pennsylvania KATHRYN DAVIS Denver, Colorado ALMA JEAN DILLINGHAM Colorado Springs JEANE DUDLEY Durango, Colorado PHILIP EAKINS Silver City, N. M. BARBARA EHLER Greeley, Colorado LORRAINE ELLIS Evanston, Illinois ANN ENSTROM Grand Junction, Colorado ANN EVANS Denver, Colorado ALICE FARNSWORTH Denver, Colorado ELMA FELTNER Pinedale, Wyoming 32 VIRGINIA FERGUSON Pueblo. Colorado MARY FIHE Chicago, Illinois BARBARA FISHER Colorado Springs VIRGINIA LEE FRANKENBERGER Roscoe. California vf ' -- MARCIA FRANTZ Salida. Colorado ELIZABETH GILBERT New York. N. Y. ELIZABETH GILLILAND Las Animas. Colorado VIRGINIA GILLES Colorado Springs BETTY GJELLUM Del Norte, Colorado ALTHEA GODDARD Pocatello, Idaho RUTH GONSER Denver. Colorado MARTHA GOSS Colorado Springs SUZANNE GREENE Evanston, Illinois MYRA GREENLEE Wichita, Kansas JOANNE GUERIN Seattle, Washington JANE HAIGLER Colorado Springs THEODOSIA HALL Lake Forest, Illinois BETTY HANDY Greencastle. Indiana JEANNE HARRISBERGER Colorado Springs JANE HAWKINS Yampa, Colorado 33 MARTHA HAVENS Denver, Colorado ELIZABETH HEINZEN Colorado Springs WILANNE HESTER Colorado Springs CALLINE HILLMAN Salem, Oregon SUZANNE HIGGINS Dillon, Colorado HELEN HOLMES Littleton, Colorado CAROLINE HOOSER Whitewater. Kansas KANSA RAE HUGHES Colorado Springs DOROTHY HULEATT Denver, Colorado NORMA JUNE HUNT Colorado Springs DOROTHEA IRION Sherwood, Oregon CAROLINE JACKSON Glenwood Springs, Colorado JOSEPHINE JANSSEN Bergenfield, New York LOUISE JONES Riverside, Illinois MARSHALL JOHNSON Colorado Springs ROBERT JOHNSON Colorado Springs FRANCES KAPELKE Colorado Springs MARY KEATING Muscatine, Iowa BILLIE KEBBLE Colorado Springs MARILYN KEELEY River Forest. Illinois 34 PATRICIA KERR Colorado Springs JESSIE MARY KETCHAM Colorado Springs SALLY KETRING Golden, Colorado ANGELYN KONUGRES Trinidad. Colorado JOSEPHINE KURIE Colorado Springs FRANCES LEMAN Evanston, Illinois JOANNE LEVY Chicago, Illinois BILLIE LEWIS Commerce, Oklahoma ORIAN LEWIS Denver, Colorado FAYE ELIZABETH LIEURANCE Denver. Colorado NORMA LINDGREN Minneapolis. Minnesota BETTY ANNE LONG Conway. Texas JANICE LONG Evanston. Illinois MARY MacDOUGALL Chicago, Illinois SARA McADAM Marseilles, Illinois BARBARA McCLEARY Ordway. Colorado ELOISE McCORD Colorado Springs SHIRLEY McINTYRE Grand Junction. Colorado MARY JO MESA Winnetka. Illinois MARY ALICE MEYERS Rapid City. South Dakota 35 MARGARET MITCHELL La Mesa, California MARY JANE MOHLER Colorado Springs FREDERIC MORATH Colorado Springs LORRAINE MORRISON Denver. Colorado JOAN MURPHY Kenilworth. Illinois AGNES NELLESEN Colorado Springs JEANNE NELSON Skokie, Illinois SUSAN NESBIT St. Paul. Minnesota ANN NEUDORFER Highland Park, Michigan MARY ELLEN NORTHROP Council Bluffs, Iowa RUTH ELIZABETH OLSEN Colorado Springs IEAN ANNE PARVIN Wynne wood. Pennsylvania ANNE PAYNE Glen Ellyn, Illinois HELEN PICKERILL Durango, Colorado JANE PIKE Lorn as de Chapui tepee, Mexico. D. F. ANN PITHER Evans ton. Illinois BRELERE PLETTNER Denver, Colorado JEAN PRESCOTT Hugo, Colorado BARBARA REED Brush, Colorado ALLENE REICH Glenwood Springs, Colorado 36 HELENE REINSBERG Chicago, Illinois DOROTHY RICHARDSON Grinnell. Iowa VIRGINIA RICHMOND Colorado Springs NANCY ROBERTS Denver, Colorado DOROTHY ROSE Colorado Springs PATRICIA ROTH Denver, Colorado BETTY RUNCHEY Winslow, Washington SUSAN SCHENCK Colorado Springs LOIS SCHIAGER Colorado Springs MARIAN SCOFIELD Denver, Colorado FRANCES SEEMAN Memphis. Tennessee JOAN SHIMONEK Wilmette, Illinois JACK SHOUP Colorado Springs RUTH SHUBERT Montrose, Colorado DORIS SIMONSON Colorado Springs BETTY SLIFER Buffalo, Wyoming BETTIE LOU SMITH Denver, Colorado ESTHER SMITH Delta, Colorado FLORENCE STEWART Beatrice, Nebraska MARGARET STOCKS Chicago, Illinois 37 MARGARET STRAIN San Angelo, Texas BARBARA STROUP Salida. Colorado MARY ALICE SWANSON Colorado Springs BETTY JEANNE THAXTON Raton, New Mexico MARIORIE THOMPSON Greeley. Colorado EMMY TIMPE Secaucus, New Jersey SHIRLEY TOMLINSON Grand Junction, Colorado FLORENCE TONELLI Pueblo. Colorado REDELL TRIMM Colorado Springs CYNTHIA TUPPER Denver. Colorado ENID TURNER Los Angeles. California JEROME VAETH Colorado Springs NANCY VANDEMOER Denver. Colorado ELIZABETH VAN VALKENBURGH Merion Station. Pennsylvania BARBARA WADE Los Angeles, California ANN WHALEY Walla Walla. Washington ELAINE WHITE Colorado Springs ANNETTE WILCOX Denver, Colorado MOLLY SUE WILLIAMS Morristown, New Jersey ROYLEE WILLIAMS Palisade, Colorado 38 MARIAN W1LLSON Greeley, Colorado CONRAD WILSON Chipita Park, Colorado ]ANE WILSON Colorado Springs JULIA WINCHELL Bronxville. New York RICHARD W1NTERNITZ Colorado Springs BLANCHE WISE Denver, Colorado CORA WOODSON Colorado Springs BARBARA WORTMAN Denver, Colorado CARL JOHN ALLEN Shelbyville, Tennessee BETTY CARTER Murray, Utah BARBARA SMITH Sterling. Colorado CHARLES EDMONDS Manitou Springs. Colorado HUBERT ROSE Colorado Springs 39 JUh where C. C. students spend their afternoons 40 O r taanl ' iatlon5 Betty VanValkenburgh. Dean Gadd, Hubert Rose, Maurice Notch, Jean Christiansen, Marjorie Thompson At the table: Barbara Beaver, Lee Ann Ballantvne [. S.7. £. ?. Joint Student-Faculty Emergency Council . . . melting pot for problems concerning V-12, civilians, and faculty . . . consists of representatives of these groups . . . budgets the money for school functions and organizations . . . carry out suggestions for improving the campus . . . governing body of entire campus . . . regular weekly meetings . . . Dean Fauteaux and Dean Gadd, faculty advisors . . . Lee Ann Ballantyne, president . . . Barbara Beaver, secretary . . . 42 Q. A. BOARD: 3rd row: Robin Ward, Claire Colwell, Lee Ann Ballantyne, Dorothy McCrory, Molly Williams, Georgia Day 2nd row: Margaret Newman, Betty Van Valkenburgh, Betty Jenkins, Dorothy Claire, Sally Reeds 1st row: Eleanor Moody, Elizabeth Gilliland, Jean Christiansen Composed of women living in dorm . . . controlled by board consisting of officers and presi- dents of dorms . . . make final decisions on coed problems . . . keep discipline in halls ... all rules for halls made by girls . . . sponsor Christmas party for Lowell school first grade . . . dances . . . spreads . . . ini- tiate new members to board . . . give banquet for Presi- dent Hershey . . . Georgia Day, presi- dent . . . Eleanor Moody, vice presi- dent . . . Robin Ward, secretary . . . Joy Eames, treas- urer . . . Associated Women Students ... all C. C. coeds members . . . every organization repre- sented on legislative board . . . welcome freshmen and transfers with tea and name tags . . . friendly get-togeth- ers . . . Christmas parties and baskets for the needy . . . annual Gold Dig- gers Ball . . . formal dinner . . . awards to outstanding sen- ior women . . . Skeleton Tea . . . Jean Christiansen, president . . . Lee Ann Ball an tyne, vice president . . . Blanche Wise, sec- retary . . . Virginia Gilles, treasurer . . . W. S. BOARD: 3rd row: Molly Williams, Sally Reeds, Nancy Pollock, Sally Ketring, Georgia Day, Charlotte Duncan, Natalie Toll, Katherine Davis 2nd row: Eleanor Moody, Jean Christians en, Betty Jenkins, Jane Haigler, Phyllis Brothers, Jane McComb 1st row: Florence Tonelli, Lee Ann Ballantyne, Claire Colwell, Barbara Beaver, Blanche Wise 3rd row: Claire Colwell, Dorothy McCrory, Sally McAdam, Shirley Foster, Molly Nickell, Nancy Vandemoer, Jan Cumming, Mary Lou Campbell, Joan Murphy, Barbara Dick, Beth Lieurance. Alice O Brian, Polly Brittingham, Esther Swerer, Margaret Newman 2nd row: Anita Lewis, Barbara Wortman, Lee Ann Ballantyne, Ruth Douglas, Melissa Evans, Barbara Stroup, Janet Frost, Ann Pither, Jane West, Barbara Kepner, Grace Current 1st row: Francis Swerer, Jeane Dudley, Natalie Burris, Jane Peterson, Rhoda Lou Pritchard, Francis Leman, Elma Feltner, Elaine White, Betty McDonald, Judy Barrett Velta ty am ma Mrs. Lillian Jackson, House Mother Hannah, my Delta Gamma . . . athletic group of girls . . . winners of the baseball and bas- ketball tournaments . . . pledges gave a backwards dinner . . . guests of Peterson Field Officers at dinner dance . . . representa- tives attend Delta Gamma Re- union Day dinner in Denver . . . also are represented at conven- tion at Lawrence, Kansas . . . alumnae entertain pledges and graduating seniors at dinner . . . annual Christmas party for the chapter and a party for the blind children in Colorado Springs . . . open houses for campus . . . rush- ing, pledging, initiation . . . com- pletes an active year for the Delta Gammas . . . 44 Lee Ann Ballantyne Denver, Colo. President Polly Brittingham Colorado Springs Natalie Burris Las Vegas, N. M. Mary Louise Campbell Greenville, Mich. Gloria Canepa Denver, Colo. Treasurer Jean Christiansen Chicago, 111. Pledge Trainer, Vice President Claire Colwell Ovid, Colo. President Janet Cumming Evanston, 111. Vice-President, Pledge Trainer Barbara Dick Winnetka, 111. Lydia Filonowicz Detroit, Mich. Social Chairman, Recording Secretary Janet Frost Denver, Colo. Scholarship Chairman Barbara Kepner Denver, Colo. Rush Chairman Frances Leman Evanston, 111. House Chairman, Corresponding Secretary Dorothea McCrory Cotopaxi, Colo. Rush Chairman, Panhellenic Representative Joan Murphy Kenilworth, 111. Margaret Newman San Diego, Calif. Molly Nickell Evanston, 111. Alice O ' Brian Rochester, N. Y. Recording and Corresponding Secretary Ann Pither Evanston, 111. Corresponding Secretary Rhoda Louise Pritchard Glendale, Calif. Barbara Stroup Salida, Colo. Esther Swerer Denver, Colo. Jane West Alamosa, Colo. Song Chairman, Panhellenic Representative Blanche Wise Denver, Colo. Scholarship and Song Chairman Pledge Judith Barrett Meeker, Colo. Grace Current.. Colorado Springs Ruth Douglas Denver, Colo. Jeane Dudley Durango, Colo. Melissa Evans Hollywood, Calif. Elma Feltner Pinedale, Wyo. Shirley Foster Detroit, Mich. Anita Lewis Buffalo Creek, Colo. Elizabeth Lieurance Denver, Colo. Sara McAdam Marseilles, 111. Elizabeth McDonald Wichita, Kans. Mary McDougall Chicago, 111. Jane Peterson Chicago, 111. Francis Swerer Denver, Colo. Nancy Vandemoer Denver, Colo. Elaine White Colorado Springs Sally Wickwire Detroit, Mich. Cora Woodson Colorado Springs Barbara Wortman .Denver, Colo. 45 4th row: Jean Melcher, Betty Van Valkenburgh, Margaret Anderson, Billie Lewis, Helen Pickerill, Cynthia Tupper, Jeanne Harrisberger, Barbara Bartlett, Robin Ward, Brelere Plettner, Jane Lewis, Patricia Charlson, Nancy Pollock, Peggy Stocks 3rd row: Jean Ennis, Louise Jones, Mary I. Day, Jeanne Nelson, Mrs. Maude Ray, Jane Pike, Dorothea Irion, Margaret Brown, Turza Briscoe 2nd row: Calline Hillman, Shirley Ryan, Betty Jeanne Thaxton, Suzanne Greene, Lura Jean Bourdette, Anne Neudorfer, Theo Hall, Lorraine Morrison, Martha Havens, Anne Payne, Lorraine Ellis 1st row: Eleanor Moody, Constance Stevens, Joy Eames, Jean Pollock, Mary Jo Mesa, Alma Jean Dillingham, Shirley Burnett, Betty Runchey, Dorothy Clare, Joan Brady Gamma Phi Hata Mrs. Maud Ray, House Mother Gamma Phi Beta furnished two beauty queens for the cam- pus . . . Constance Stevens, Queen of the Civilian Ball . . . Jeanne Nelson, Queen of the Cub Club dance . . . two Gamma Phi Beta war bond drives . . . helped buy equipment for rehabilitation hospital . . . cheered the conva- lescent soldiers at Camp Carson regularly . . . pledges entertained other pledges at Hawaiian party . . . annual Founder ' s Day tea was a big success . . . pledges play hostesses to actives at win- ter dance . . . members enter- tained the faculty at a tea . . . open houses . . . picnics . . . parties . . . dances . . . G Phi house center of friendliness and fun . . . 46 Lura Jean Bourdette Henry, 111. Corresponding Secretary, Vice President Margaret Brown Denver, Colo Sally Buckmaster Evanston, 111. Rush Chairman Shirley Burnett Chicago, 111. Patricia Charlson Colorado Springs Song Chairman, Scholarship Chairman Dorothy Clare Denver, Colo. Scholarship Chairman, Vice-President Joan Cleveland Newtonville, Mass. Activities Chairman, Corresponding Secretary Marian Cooper San Marino, Calif. Song Leader Mary Iris Day Denver, Colo. Rush Chairman, War Activities Chairman Joy Eames Denver, Colo. House Chairman, Pledge Trainer Salle Edwards Wilmette, 111. Recording Secretary Jean Ennis Denver, Colo. Song Leader Suzanne Greene Evanston, 111. Crescent Correspondent Jeanne Harrisberger Colorado Springs Treasurer Martha Havens Denver, Colo. Literary Exercises Chairman Dorothea Irion Sherwood, Ore. House Chairman, Recording Secretary Grace Jaynes Chicago, 111. Crescent Correspondent Louise Jones Riverside, 111. Historian, Junior Panhellcnic Representative Billie Lewis Commerce, Okla. Jane Lewis Colorado Springs Jean Melcher Newton, Mass. President Patricia Miles Wichita Falls, Texas Eleanor Moody Colorado Springs Pledge Trainer, Senior Panhellenic Representative Lorraine Morrison Denver, Colo. Gertrude Patterson Denver, Colo. Treasurer Helen Pickerill Durango, Colo. A ctiz ' ities Chairman Jane Pike Lomas de Chapuitepec, Mexico, D. F. Brelere Plettner Denver, Colo. Nancy Pollock Elmhurst, 111. Betty Runchey Winslow, Wash. Recording Secretary Hope Sabin Denver, Colo. Vice-President, President Joan Smith White Bear Lake, Minn. Corresponding Secretary Constance Stevens St. Louis, Mo. Peggy Stocks Chicago, 111. War A ctiz ' ities Chairman Betty Van Valkenburgh Merion Station, Pa. Pledge Trainer, President Robin Ward Denver, Colo. House Chairman Lila Weichbrodt Chicago, 111. Pledge Margaret Anderson Colorado Springs Barbara Bartlett Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Joan Brady Chicago, 111. Turza Briscoe Colorado Springs Alma Jean Dillingham Colorado Springs Lorraine Ellis Evanston, 111. Theodosia Hall Lake Forest, 111. Calline Hillman Salem, Ore. Mary Jo Mesa Winnetka, 111. Jeanne Nelson Skokie, 111. Ann Neudorfer Highland Park, Mich. Anne Payne Glen Ellyn, 111. Jean Pollock Elmhurst, 111. Shirley Ryan Lakewood, Colo. Betty Jeanne Thaxton Raton, N. M. Cynthia Tupper Denver, Colo. 47 4th row: Donna Aleshire, Betty Ross, Ellen Johnstone, Ann Evans, Barbara Smith, Joyce Bowman, Jean Ann Parvin, Betsy Gilbert 3rd row: Sally Reeds, Geraldine Fleming, Virginia Mann, Heloise Jones, Mrs. Joseph Nate, Marian Scofield, Martha Barton, Ethel Biggs, Jane McComb, Carlynn Stitt, Molly Williams 2nd row: Virginia Richmond, Alice Van Arsdale, Nell Ray DeLoache, Ann Carver, Betty Lou Smith, Mary Jane Mohler, Virginia Raines, Marian Crowder, Sally Rhodes, Jean Coulter, Peggy Brown, Donne Clayton 1st row: Louise Durbin, Mary Jean Keating, Susan McPhee, Martha Goss, Bea Bishop, Dorothy Kempshall, Julie Winchell, Suzanne Warner, Marian Willson, Barbara Reynolds, Nancy Gupton Kappa -@lpha beta Mrs. Joseph Nate, House Mother Always working together on social, war, and school activities . . . several successful formal and informal dances . . . annual breakfast honoring seniors at which outstanding senior is chosen . . . pledges entertain other pledges at big breakfast . . . Christmas party for chapter . . . Founder ' s Day dinner for alum- nae and actives . . . Monday night desserts for pledges and actives . . . numerous open houses for V-12 and campus . . . several blood donors . . . chapter pur- chases stamps and bond . . . vol- unteer service at W.R.C. . . . entertain convalescents at Camp Carson twice a month . . . Martha Barton Denver, Colo. Ethel Biggs Grand Junction, Colo. Panhellenic President, Treasurer Bea Bishop Wilmette, 111. Phyllis Coffin Milwaukee, Wis. Helen Louise Durbin Wichita, Kans. Geraldine Fleming Denver, Colo. Martha Goss Colorado Springs Song Chairman Nancy Gupton ..Kansas City, Mo. House Manager Helen Holmes Denver, Colo. A ctivitics Chairman Ellen Johnstone Santa Fe, N. M. Scholarship Chairman Heloise Jones Canon City, Colo. Mary Keating Muscatine, la. Rush Chairman Dorothy Kempshall Winnetka, 111. Susan McPhee Denver, Colo. Activities Chairman Jane Norman Amarillo, Tex. Jean Anne Parvin Wynnewood , Pa. Sally Reeds Grand Junction, Colo. Treasurer Virginia Richmond Colorado Springs Marian Scofield Denver, Colo. Bettie Lou Smith Denver, Colo. Corresponding Secretary Alice Van Arsdale .Casper, Wyo. President Suzanne Warner Cynwyo, Pa. Annette Wilcox Denver, Colo. Molly Williams.. Morristown, N. J. President, Rush Chairman Julia Winchell... Bronxville, N. Y. Recording Secretary Pledge Donna Aleshire ....Evanston, 111. Joyce Bowman ...Denver, Colo. Peggy Brown Burlington, Wis. Donne Clayton..... Coronado, Calif. Jean Coulter Colorado Springs Marian Crowder Denver, Colo. Nell Ray DeLoache ..Salina, Kans. Ann Evans Denver, Colo. Betsy Gilbert New York, N. Y. Bobbie Lee Hilton Denver, Colo. Hazel King ..Eaton, Colo. Virginia Mann Denver, Colo. Jane McComb Denver, Colo. Mary Jane Mohler Colorado Springs Virginia Raines Denver, Colo. Barbara Reynolds Greeley, Colo. Betty Ross Rosemont, Pa. Sally Rhodes Webster Groves, Mo. Barbara Smith Sterling, Colo. Marian Willson Greeley, Colo. 49 5th row: Joanne Richards, Margaret Dennis, Joan Davy, Janice Long, Dorrit Chalmers, Sally Ketring, Betty Sue Kurie, Barbara Reed, Sally Lewis, Gloria Downie, Elizabeth Moore row: Frances Burritt, Enid Turner, Dorothy Huleatt, Mary Ellen Northrop, Virginia Gilles, Margaret Warren, Beth Hunter, Patty-Ray Esmiol, Jessie Mary Ketcham, Peggy Sinclair, June Hunt, Virginia Ferguson Maxine Heberer, Constance Burritt, Georgia Day, Marjorie Landsberg, Mrs. Isabel Ross, Phyllis Brothers, Patricia Guthrie, Barbara Wade, Barbara Ehler, Shirley Anderson Elizabeth Gilliland, Elizabeth Lamb, Jane Burritt, Patricia Stewart. Dorothy Richardson, Susan Schenck, Jane Haigler, Susan Nesbit, Eloise McCord, Elizabeth Seifert, Ann Enstrom 1st row: Jane Wilson, Nancy Pinkett, Betsy Reeves, Nancy Roberts, Bettie Bowman, Eleanore Spencer, Betty Ann Long, Ruth Gonser 4th 3rd 2nd row: row: Kappa Kappa Qamma Mrs. Isabel Ross, House Mother I Love the Name ofKKG ... 60 girls busy with war and social activities . . . sponsor the care of a war refugee . . . every week mem- bers go to the camp to entertain convalescent soldiers . . . open houses once a month for entire campus . . . formal dances . . . pledge duties, courtesy week, then initiation . . . won the cup awarded for the highest scholastic average on campus . . . outside speakers . . . breakfast for seniors . . . Active- Alumnae Christmas Party . . . won Navy Queen Contest . . . placed second in the baseball and basket- ball tournaments . . . exchange din- ners . . . fun for all . . . 50 Shirley Anderson Hillsdale, Mich. Bettie Bowman Denver, Colo. Phyllis Brothers Colorado Springs President, Rush Captain Constance Burritt Denver, Colo. Frances Burritt Denver, Colo. Jane Burritt.... Denver, Colo. Corresponding Secretary Dorrit Chalmers Denver, Colo. Lena Clark Denver, Colo. Mary Lou Condon Colorado Springs Georgia Day Colorado Springs Barbara Ehler Greeley, Colo. Ann Enstrom Grand Junction, Colo. Panhellenic Representative Virginia Gilles Colorado Springs Treasurer Elizabeth Gilliland Las Animas, Colo. House Chairman Patricia Guthrie Las Animas, Colo. Standards Chairman, Pledge Trainer Jane Haigler Colorado Springs Rush Chairman Maxine Heberer Salida, Colo. Corresponding Secretary Louise Herbert Denver, Colo. June Hunt Colorado Springs Beth Hunter Colorado Springs House President Marian Jackson Pueblo, Colo. Patricia Kerr Colorado Springs Sally Ketring Denver, Colo. Activities Chairman Luella Knight Wheaton, 111. Elizabeth Lamb Denver, Colo. Recording Secretary Marjorie Landsberg Des Moines, la. President Betty Anne Long Conway, Tex. Eloise McCord Colorado Springs Scholarship Chairman Laurlie Mitchell Colorado Springs Recording Secretary Elizabeth Moore Colorado Springs Betsy Reeves Denver, Colo. Dorothy Richardson Grinnell, la. Registrar Jeanne Roberts Denver, Colo. Standards Chairman Nancy Roberts Denver, Colo. Susan Schenck Colorado Springs Pledge Trainer Elizabeth Seifert Denver, Colo. Personnel Chairman Eleanore Spencer Denver, Colo. Social Chairman Patricia Stewart Colorado Springs Marshal Enid Turner Los Angeles, Calif. Nancy Van Stone Denver, Colo. President Barbara Wade Los Angeles, Calif. Art Chairman Margaret Warren Colorado Springs Marshal Jane Wilson Colorado Springs Joan Davy Evanston, 111. Margaret Dennis Denver, Colo. Gloria Downie Wilmette, 111. Patty-Ray Esmiol Colorado Springs Virginia Ferguson Pueblo, Colo. Ruth Gonser Denver, Colo. Dorothy Huleatt Denver, Colo. Jessie Mary Ketcham Colorado Springs Betty Sue Kurie Colorado Springs Sally Lewis Denver, Colo. Janice Long Evanston, 111. Susan Nesbit .St. Paul, Minn. Mary Ellen Northrop Council Bluffs, la. Nancy Pinkett Denver, Colo. Barbara Reed Brush, Colo. Joanne Richards Bakersfleld, Calif. Peggy Sinclair Limon, Colo. 51 Unde endent U omen Consists of unaffiliated women and wandering Greeks . . . officers are stu- dents from each class . . . regular meetings . . . participation in all campus activities . . . enter a team in intramurals . . . pro- gressive dinners . . . picnics . . . hold responsible offices on campus . . . enter beauties in queen contests . . . Barbara Beaver, president . . . Independent Women ' s Board: Top row: Natalie Toll, Betty Jenkins, Barbara Beaver, Charlotte Duncan Bottom row Kathryn Davis, Florence Tonelli 52 4th row: Val Whitacre, Bill Killerlain, Ted Manning 3rd row: Robert Larson, Dietrich Meyer, Philip Eakins, Bob Schaper, Dean Gadd, Roy McKithrick, Howard Hodgman, Jack Shoup 2nd row: Conrad Wilson, Hank Loomis, Robert Johnson, Jerome Vaeth, Scot Moxley 1st row: Bruce Sinclair, Robert Schreck, Hubert Rose, Jack Sanders Civilian Mi en Reorganized this year . . . represented on boards and va- rious committees . . . sponsored successful dance at Broadmoor with Kay Freyschlag as chair- man and Bill Killerlain, Jerome Vaeth and Hubert Rose to help him . . . regular meetings twice a month . . . reorganized the Growlers . . . Jack Sanders and Hubert Rose are officers . . . Dean Gadd sponsors the or- ganization . . . . ' Jack Sanders and Hubert Rose 53 Panhellenic Board: 2nd row: Alice Van Arsdale, Ann Enstrom, Molly Williams, Jean Christiansen, Louise Jones 1st row: Phyllis Brothers, Ethel Biggs, Eleanor Moody, Patricia Guthrie Working together for better inter-sorority rela- tions . . . Delta Gamma, Gamma Phi Beta, Kappa Alpha Theta, Kappa Kap- pa Gamma, national soror- ities on campus make rushing rules . . . set quotas pledging and initiation re- quirements . . . informal rush week in March . . . formal rushing in July and November . . . distribute helpful booklet explaining rushing and sororities . . . we find strength in unity. . . Panhellenic Cub Club Officers: Margaret Newman, Barbara Kepner, Jean Ennis, Betty Jeanne Thaxton 2ul, 2Lul Consists of all freshmen girls . . . sports dances . . . helps freshmen get started in activi- ties . . . regular meetings . . . recently organized by fresh- men . . . sponsored successful Snow Shuffle Winter dance with a queen and all the trim- mings . . . gives freshmen a chance to become well ac- quainted and to learn to work together . . . 54 3rd row: Landsberg, Keeley, O ' Brian, Richardson, Williams, McClung, Nickell, Filonowicz, Ketring, G. Day, J. Burritt, Davis, Pickerill, Turner, Brown, Cleveland. Harrisberger 2nd row: Gupton, Leman, Heberer, Brothers, Colwell, Frankenberger, Konugres, Wise, Van Valken- burgh, Biggs, Reeds, Ehler, Burnett, McCord 1st row: M. Day, Bourdette, Jones, Johnstone, Irion, Parvin, Smith, Greene, Ellis, Christiansen, Moody, Guthrie, Hunter Tlaei lu(t Pep organization . . . gold blazers . . . black skirts . . . For old C.C. I yell, I yell . . . drilling between halves . . . selling cokes . . . Keep in step! . . . Kangaroo Court . . . paddles and green ribbons for freshman . . . severe punishment for dis- obedient froshies . . . personality gals . . . smiling faces . . . friendly Hi ' s . . . meet all incoming teams and welcome players . . . He ' s a Tiger; Who ' s a Tiger . . . GtourL Black and orange jackets, symbol of the Growlers ♦ . . boys ' pep club . . . purpose to help welcome incoming athletic teams . . . boost en- thusiasm at football games . . . recently re-activated . . . honorary organization con- sisting of eight members . . . President Bob Johnson . . . Vice-president Jack Shoup . . . Secretary-treasurer Scott Moxley . . . Dean Gadd fac- ulty sponsor and honorary member . . . Growlers Club hopes to become an influen- tial men ' s organization for sports and activities. Standing: Ted Manning, Bob Johnson, Dick Winternitz Sitting: Fred Morath, Scott Moxley, Jack Sanders. Orin Soest, Jack Shoup 2nd row: Florence Tonelli, Peter Page, Priscilla Putnam, Enid Turner, Virginia Gilles, Ted Manning 1st row: James Sykes, De Ruth Wright, Lois Schiager, Mary Ann Coleman, Stuart Creighton, Jean McConnell, Penelope Pappas, Johana Harris, Martha Goss £utetjQi Musical organization com- posed of all students taking music . . . musical programs pre- sented by students . . . faculty speakers and artists . . . recep- tions for visiting artists . . . chance for students to show tal- ent . . . present pop concerts every spring . . . certs and recitals opera Martha . Penelope Pappas . dent, Priscilla Putnam . . . secre- tary treasurer, Martha Goss . . , sponsors con- . . . presented . . president, vice presi- Under the direction of Dr. Boothroyd . . . furnish music for weekly chapel meeting . . . special music Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter and other holidays . . . • ! ' Hi ' m i -I 999i ■ ,.;;. C V i - ; ' 1 1 till ' C. C. Chapel Choir Chapel Committee Purpose is to meet and wel- come chapel speakers . . . make arrangements for them to have conferences with students and faculty . . . introduce speakers to campus and city and make it a pleasure for them to visit c.c. ... Eleanor Moody, Georgia Day, Nancy Martsolf, Lee Ann Ballantyne, Sally Reeds (2. Plants One of the most active organizations on campus . . . three successful plays, The Male Animal . . . Taming of the Shrew . . . El Cristo . . . big party after each play for entire crew . . . many work on properties, stage crew, make- up, and lighting . . . plays pre- sented in Art Center Theater with demand performances at camps and for various drives . . . Mr. Woodson Tyree is new director and sponsor . . . a most successful year for a most successful group . . . The Male Animal Taming of the Shrew Stage Crew in Action . sHM • • ■ - ,H ' • ■- ■■ ' l ' ' - ; ' r :lh: ;:: ' : ' K ■ ' :::::: s J M imBiM ■l ' 1 ■:■ '  £§ V i 8 R HBMv ' fc HrH L 57 W.A.A. Board: Standing: Mrs. Weed, Jean Ennis, Annette Wilcox, Enid Turner, Martha Barton, Helen Holmes, Frances Stein Sitting: Shirley Burnett, Dorothy Scott, Patricia Guthrie, Beth Hunter, Jean Christiansen, Eleanor Moody IV. A 4. Women ' s Athletic Association . . . intra- mural tournaments . . . basketball game with WACS, we beat ' em too! . . . Barbie Bartlett and Beth Hunter swing the bat to make a homer every time . . . Susie McPhee ' s long basketball shots . . . spectators cheer wildly . . . swimming . . ping pong . . . ice skating . . . archery . . . good sportsmanship empha- sized . . . picnics . . . Eleanor Moody, presi- dent . . . Beth Hunter, vice president . . . Jean Christiansen, secretary . . . Helen Holmes, treasurer . . . 58 U akuta Honorary women ' s athletic organization . . . encourage sports on campus . . . members specialize in at least one sport ... 1 5 maxi- mum number of members . . . parties . . . picnics . . . cooperates with W.A.A. in spon- soring intramurals ... all athletic girls strive to become members . . . Nancy Van Stone, president . . . Patricia Guthrie, vice president . . . Beth Hunter, secretary- treasurer . . . Wakuta: Third Row: Sally Ketring, Claire Colwell, Mrs. Weed, Barbara Dick, Mary I. Day Second Row: Jean Melcher, Georgia Day, Molly Williams, Jean Christiansen, Eleanor Moody First Row: Beth Hunter, Patricia Guthrie, Nancy Van Stone 59 Tu Q1 Mad scramble every week to put out the latest at C.C. . . . hunting madly for an exciting feature . . . getting someone to cover the lecture at the art center . . . freshman vs. upperclassmen editorials . . . Conrad Wilson, editor, dashing around gathering news . . . Fred Morath, busi- ness manager, constantly on the business men to get advertising . . . other able helpers are Lila Lee Coleman, associate editor; Paul Baessler, sports editor; Jane McComb, coed editor; Philip Eakins, copyreader; and Mary Jane Mohler, editorials . . . Publication Eoatd Editor and Business Mana- gers of the Tiger and Nug- get . . . coordinate publica- tions . . . discuss and rehash editorial policies . . . applica- tions for editorship of Tiger and Nugget . . . Conrad Wilson, Editor; Fred Morath, Business Manager Norma Lindgren, Sally Rhodes. Brelere Plettner, Mary Jane Mohler, Jane McComb, Fred Morath Conrad Wilson, Ray Abrams. Philip Eakins, Jeanne Harris be rger, Virginia Mann, Jean Prescott 60 A uajet Under the leadership of Ann Enstrom, Editor, and Elizabeth Gilliland, business manager . . . long hours and sleepless nights for staff . . . Loyde Knutson flashing pictures continuously . . . endless stacks of copy to be checked . . . dummy slowly taking shape . . . final proofs sent to printer . . . days Z3 Business Staff: Patricia Guthrie, Elizabeth Gilliland, Jean Look Elizabeth Gilliland, Business Manager Ann Enstrom, Editor of impatient waiting . . . then THE NUGGET . . . staff members in- cluded Hope Sabin, Associate Editor; Eleanor Moody, organiza- tion; Jean Christiansen, athletics; Frances Burritt, administration; Janice Long and Dorothy Richard- son, copy-readers; Blanche Wise and Patricia Charlson, snaps; Frances Leman, assistant editor; Sally Ketring and Gloria Canepa, classes; and Patricia Guthrie, as- sistant business manager . . . Louise Jones, Alma Jean Dil- lingham, Jean Harrisberger, Eleanor Moody, Jean Chris- tiansen Jane McComb, Mary I. Day, Shir- ley Burnett, Ann Enstrom, Betsy Gilbert, Ruth Gonser Standing: Marjorie Landsberg, Janice Long, Jack Sanders, Patricia Roth Sitting: Sally Lewis, Hazel King, Barbara Reynolds 61 Sitting: Philip Eakins, Joan Brady, Conrad Wilson, Alice Van Arsdale, Helen Louise Durbin, Dr. Abbott, Phyllis Coffin, Virginia Frank- enberger, Laurlie Mitchell, Frances Leman, Elizabeth Gilliland, Ray Abrams, Mr. Tyree Standing: Maurice Notch, Sam Hopper, Barbara Ehler, Gerald Jones Student Totum Informal discussion group . . . discusses current events, philosophy, drama, art, or anything of interest . . . faculty member or student gives short speech followed by panel discussion of the subject . . . meets twice a month . . . Mr. Tyree, faculty advisor . . . Phyllis Coffin, chairman . . . Margery Coffin, vice chairman . . . Jlennox -ffou5e Jsoatd Composed of members of the faculty and student body . . . settle problems which arise concerning management of Lennox . . . rules on hours and recreational facilities . . . sponsors social functions held at student union . . . Sitting: Dean Fauteaux, Dean Gadd, Salle Edwards, Mrs. Maltby Standing: Mr. Rawles, Keith Zook, Dean Mathias, Jack McClure 62 PcLmia (lolotado C.C. hosts at summer camp located near Woodland Park ... 25 underpriv- ileged boys and girls are guests . . . health- ful surroundings . . . lasts a week . . . youngsters have opportunity of having rest and good food . . . days spent in recreation . . . games, crafts . . . C.C. students make all the plans and arrange- ments . . . supported by voluntary contri- butions from students . . . camp committee headed by Patty Kerr . . . Jeanne Harris- berger, treasurer . . . Eloise McCord, food chairman . . . Pat Charlson, pre-investiga- tion . . . Ted Manning, drive chairman . . . Dolly Frankenberger, handicraft . . . Miss Alice van Diest and Dean Roger Hazelton, advisors . . . Standing: Patricia Kerr. Virginia Frankenberger Sitting: Patricia Charlson, Eloise McCord, Barbara Beaver 63 Scrap Drive U al -Qctiritiei Colorado College does its part to- ward victory . . . Minute maids selling war stamps . . . Katherine Davis, minute maid chairman . . . gathering scrap paper every week . . . Priscilla Putnam, scrap paper chairman . . . entertaining convalescent soldiers at Camp Carson . . . bingo every Saturday night . . . riding out to the camp in the back end of a cold truck . . . fun for everyone . . . many blood donors . . . Barbara Dwyer, chairman of blood donors . . . lots of good things to eat from victory garden . . . Marian Cooper and Barbara Beaver Chairmen of victory garden . . . pealers and potters helped prepare food in the kitchen . . . entertained lonely soldiers at the Y.M.C.A. . . . Red Cross work . . . nurses ' aid . . . hospital volunteers . . . poster work . . . help at the O.P.A. office . . . Phyllis Brothers general chair- man . . . Minute Maids Victory Gardeners 64 Mildred Appling Maxine Heberer Phyllis Brothers Eleanor Louthan Sally Rinkle Penelope Corye Doris-Gale Crownover Jean Hartwig Ruth McClintock Winnifred Pike Margaret Raymond Jeanne Roberts Henry Vaag Phi Heta Kappa Phi Beta Kappa, honorary scholastic fraternity, elected 13 seniors and two juniors . . . one-seventh of the graduating class elected each year . . . goal of almost every c ollege student . . . installed at C.C. in 1904 . . . activities have been curtailed since the Navy program started . . . STUDENT MEMBERS Elected since February 1944 FACULTY MEMBERS Mildred Appling Phyllis Jean Brothers Marjorie Coffin Penelope Corye Doris-Gale Crownover Maxine Heberer Jean Hartwig Henry Vaag (Junior) Kathleen Joy Eleanor Louthan Ruth McClintock (Junior) Winnifred Pike Margaret Raymond Sally Rinkle Jeanne Roberts George L. Anderson Lorena A. Berger Leo W. Bortree Edith C. Bramhall Frank M. Chambers David W. Crabb Thurston J. Davies Amanda Ellis Louise W. Fauteaux Charies Ralph J. Gilmore Don B. Gould Edward D. Hale Margaret M. Hansman Lewis M. Knapp Frank A. Krutzke Charles T. Latimer Carroll B. Malone Thomas H. Rawles H. Sisam 65 Our Favorite Hang Out A ennox Lots of Good Things to Eat 66 A avy 1 -I2 Unit ?ti 5- (J £ 09 W | ' S3 H C CO c CO a S o U CO a 72 ■ N|La ; ' - ' ■ iH jhniA feJ ' ill I —- An I A ' A 1 , i , [ili .•mil ■■■Hi , ife.. M :.:■ M If -• „ WT t| , ' SwGHHM|iM ■ •-♦ U p i .-. -- z. HP JW 80 J-l to (J (J s u H 73 C cd c CO a 6 o U en 45 C 3 m ■ (ftauion -ffoute Grayson house, center of a big time all the time . . . picnics . . . get-togeth- ers . . . just play boys at heart . . . house adjutants were Robert W. Jones and Edgar D. Dodds . . . master adjutant, Robert H. Hoseman . . . football lettermen were Ed Dobbs, Bill Smith, and Carl Rodine . . . Gray- son honored by having the two foot- ball managers, C. G. Dahl and L. J. Vernon . . . also had the basketball manager, A. M. Ramunno and A. E. Gray, the hockey manager . . . Gray- son was full of hockey players includ- ing such notables as C. G. Dahl, R. L. Harper, C. E. Peterson, and Carl Rodine . . . 70 Cftauion Tjouie Kelaxei 71 4 aaetman 4j U Hagerman Hall is nothing but a hall of notables . . . those who starred at football are Ben Cardinelli, Stan Corey, Ray Hayes, Charles A. Os- borne, Jack Purdy, Ed Scott, Chester Wentworth, Joe Brookshire, Fred Crouch, D. E. Spencer . . . basketball heroes are R. B. Aggson, Del Mad- dox, Ed Scott, Bud Spratlen, Bill Carey . . . those responsible for Hag- erman ' s softball victories include Ed Scott, Joe Brookshire, G. Carstens, B. Tracy, R. Hooker, W. Gandy, G. C. Carpenter . . . hockey stars are R. G. Buckley, R. Hooker, D. R. Jones . . . not only is Hagerman full of notables but it also has won its share of the intramurals . . . house adjutants in- clude Del Maddox, R. Hooker and Henry Etchemendy . . . the Master of Arms who resides at Hagerman is Osborne C. Wickham . . . Hagerman is a great place . . . 72 Qacklon 4fou5e Cut it short on the telephone . . . make it snappy with that shower . . . hurry! You 11 miss muster . . . nothing but a big time at Jack- son . . . house adjutants were Pvt. G. B. Powell and Pvt. L. F. Haegen . . . intramural basket- ball winners . . . also softball champs . . . Del Maddox and Gizmo Gray served as Battalion Athletic Adjutants . . . outstanding football players were Johnny Zeigler, Reed Nostrom, Vince Gadbow, Bob Errett, George Kinnick, Blair Dalton, Willie Brown, Eddie Farrington, Dan Goers, Jack Hudnell, Joe Harvatin, Bill Latch, Moe Miller, Mac McKibben, John Overman, Grant Powell, Ralph Scott, Dutch Van Schoonevelt . . . basketball heroes are Dan Goers, Rex Hester, George Kinnick, Le- Roy McWhinney, John Pfeffer, Grant Powell . . . Hockey lettermen are Jason Johnson and Verne Collier . . . other notables include Maury Notch, Battalion Commander and Rusty Gates, king of the Gold Diggers Ball . . . 74 Time Out at Qa cK5on 75 76 77 Stoadmoot — .Scene on a Eia lime rot fill 78 (foLddlgget Everything reversed is the by- line for the evening . . . hours spent by coeds balancing budget to cover the cost of dinner, drinks, corsage, tips and transportation to the Broadmoor . . . girls worn out from helping dates with their coats, opening doors for them, and being general my girl Friday . . . girls adorned dates with corsages made of anything from soup to nuts . . . Rusty Gates, Marine Representa- tive, reigned as king for the affair . . . Bernie Campbell, Navy repre- sentative and Dick Winternitz, Civilian representative, completed the kings court . . . 79 V-12 IVant, Meat 4 fe-men £ueen5 Jeanne Roberts NAVY BALL QUEEN 82 Kappa Kappa Gamma Standing: Lila Weichbrodt, Betty Handy, Natalie Burris, Gail Sedgewick, Martha Barton, Jean Melcher, Salle Edwards Sitting: Jane Burritt, Phyllis Brothers, Jeanne Roberts, Susan McPhee, Ethel Biggs, Barbara Guy, Mary Lou Campbell A avu V-12 Jiummet rotmal V-12 summer formal . . . sororities and independents selected three girls to run for queen . . . non-partisan board chose Gail Sedgewick, Jane Burritt, Ethel Biggs, Susan McPhee, and Jeanne Roberts to be final candidates . . . men on the campus voted Jeanne Roberts to reign as queen of the evening . . . 83 ' Constance Stevens CIVILIAN BALL QUEEN Gamma Phi Beta M Civilian Ball Queen Attendants: Rose Mary Tonelli, Sally Wickwire, Sally Ketring, Virginia Mann. Chilian Hall Winter formal held at the Broadmoor . . . Navy V-12 Unit guest of the civilian men . . . beautiful crowning ceremony for queen, Connie Stevens and her attendants . . . each sorority and independent organization selected one girl to be entered as a contestant for queen . . . 85 Jeanne Nelson SNOW SHUFFLE QUEEN Gamma Phi Beta 6 Snow Shuffle Queen Attendants: Billie Lewis, Nancy Roberts, Joyce Bowman, Sally Lewis. Informal dance for the freshmen girls and their dates . . . Bemis dining room converted into ski lodge for the occasion . . . delicious food . . . music by Harry James, Glenn Miller, T. Dorsey, and Shep Fields . . . Jeanne Nelson voted queen by the boys at the dance . . . candidates for queen were selected by the Cub Club, sponsors of the dance . . . 87 Gail Sedgewick Atote Iseautu Lila Weichbrodt and Jeanne Roberts 88 ■Athletic TootUl LT. ROBERT HAMMOND Assistant Coach CHIEF S. RYERSON Assistant Coach CAPT. HANS GUENTHER Assistant Coach HAROLD A. WHITE Head Coach CC. TIGERS VS. 2ND AIR FORCE SUPERBOMBERS III 4i ■ !■■ 1 f — ill I sn I I «! ' 1 — TootUl c. c c. c 67 c. c 25 c. c 33 c. c 20 c. c c. c __ 6 c. c... ... ...... 6 c. c ......13 24 Superbombers Washburn 7 New Mexico U. 13 Fort Warren 12 Denver University 28 Colorado University 21 Utah University 40 Colorado University 27 Denver U. (Bond game) The Colorado College Tigers came through the 1944 football season with a 50-50 record, winning four and losing four, hard-fought games. A night game at Penrose Stadium against the Superbombers . . . Trip to New Mexico against the Lobos . . . Night game at Denver versus the Pioneers . . . Trip to Boulder encountering our eternal rival, the Buffs . . . Home games against Washburn, Fort Warren, Utah U., and C. U. . . . Winding up with a post-season War Bond game in Denver, against D. U. Summing up the season in players as well as games we find Zeigler and Nostrom of the ' 43 championship team, their loss in mid-season was a great one. Other old-timers included Chuck Osborne. Bob Errett, Joe Harvatin and Tiny Wentworth, all of whom made a wonderful showing. New and promising talent included Dan Goers, fullback; Billy Latch, guard; John Overman, guard; Billy Smith, back; and Ed Scott, end. All of these men did a beautiful job on the football field, some playing their first college ball and others their first football after many months overseas. Hats off to a fine team of ' 44, and here ' s to an equally or more successful season in ' 45. AT WILL ROGERS STADIUM Glenn McKibben Johnny Zeigler Bill Elam Jim Elliott Chuck Osborne Lee Lincoln Blair Dalton 92 Johnny Robertson v Jim Carr Tiny Wentworth Ray Hayes Frank Cook Tom Hollcraft Herman Richman George Lukich 93 Stan Corey George Kinnick Reid Nostrom Vince Gadbow Ed Dodds Johnny Steele Joe Harvatin Bob Errett 94 Jack Purdy R. Farrington Billy Latch Billy Smith Dan Goers Ben Cardinelli John Overman Joe Brookshire 95 Ralph Scott CLARENCE DAHL Manager CHARLES MILLER a, jjjf %OU o jfe ,£ RO r X %5ft, 2 .i J. f rOJ AJWp 96 CHIEF JOHN F. McCREARY Assistant Coach fiaslcetball HAROLD A. WHITE Head Coach Kneeling: G. Powell, R. W. Hester, }. D. Nelson, B. E. Tracy, J. R. Pfeffer, G. Kinnick, R. B. Aggson Standing: Chief McCreary, Assistant Coach; A. M. Ramuno, Manager; V. A. Parris, L. McWhinney, R. F. Jackson, W. D. Carey, E. E. Scott, D. Maddox, Coach Harold A. White 97 RONALD AGGSON Six victories and eleven losses were the results of a seven- teen-game basketball season, ' 44-45, here at C.C. Among these are included eleven home games against various local (Colorado) teams and one visiting team from California, George Pepperdine. The C.C. quintet also traveled to Pueblo, Boulder, Greeley, and to Denver for an A.A.U. meet game. Filling the center position was Bill Carey; at guard Del Maddox and Ronnie Aggson, and Ed Scott and Vernon Paris at forward, all putting in a fine season and backed by other talented cagers, as Hester, Nelson, Tracey, Jackson, Kinnick, Pfeffer, McWhinney, Spratlen and Walters. DEL MADDOX VERNON PARIS BILL CAREY 98 C. C 35 C. C 46 C. C 35 C. C .36 C. C 30 C. C... 33 C. C 66 C. C 41 C. C 56 C. C 44 C. C 28 C. C 41 C. C 44 C. C 78 C. C 57 C. C 53 C. C 42 BOB JACKSON 1944-45 BASKETBALL 41 Peterson Field 51 .Walker Field 53 Geo. Pepperdine 51... Pueblo Air Base 47 Colorado University 57 Colorado University 44 Greeley State 51.. Denver University 47 Glenwood Springs Hospital 45 Glenwood Springs Hospital 29 Peterson Field 33 Colorado Aggies 42 Denver University 39 Greeley State 53 Pueblo Air Base 55. Colorado Aggies 45 Poudre Valley Creamery (A.A.U.) BRYCE TRACY GEORGE KINNICK JACK NELSON LEROY McWHINNEY 99 Kneeling: R. G. Buckley. D. R. Jones, R. L. Harper, C. G. Dahl, K. G. Freyschlag, V. P. Collier Standing: A. E. Grey, Manager; O. H. Soest, J. S. Johnson, C. G. Rodine, R. Hooker, L. B. Maytag, G. E. Peterson, G. R. Scott, S. C. Knoop, G Sgt. Moore, Coach 4 ocL Gunnery Sgt. C. E. Moore coached the C.C. Pucksters in an exciting season ... in three practice scrimmages the Puck- sters encountered the 2nd Air Force Falcons twice, C.C. los- ing 6-5 in the first and a 1-1 tie in the second, and defeating the C.S.H.S. sextet 2-0 .. . two scheduled season games were versus the Colorado Springs Rangers, the Pucksters losing 6-5, and the 2nd Air Force Falcons defeating them 3-1. 100 ' T ' cack CHIEF B. MEISNER Ass ' t Coach SGT. J. LILLEY Ass ' t Coach JO E. IRISH Coach 1st row: Williams, Johnson, Richman, Cockrell, Burrows, D. Jones. Christenson, Callas 2nd row: Burgess, R. Jones, Anderson, Scott, Shafton, Huffman, Suttie, Thompson, Hazard 3rd row: Coach Jo E. Irish, Brestol, Wentworth, Pryor, Krueger, Dykstra, Adams, Manager Zorach, Assistant Coach Bernard Meisner 4th row: Cross, Machado, Seiferling, Spratlen 101 ANDY DYKSTRA JOHN ZORACK Manager I DANN BRESTOL Ttack Coached by Jo E. Irish and captained by A. S. John Hazard, the 1944 Tiger track team participated in six meets. Placing second in the Colorado Relays . . . Second in both dual meets with Lowry Field and C.U. . . . Second in a triangular meet at Colorado Springs . . . First in a quadrangular meet at Denver . . . Winding up their season with third place in the A.A.U. meet. JACK SEIFERLING ELL IS COCKRELL MIKE CALLAS 102 IRV CROSS GEORGE KRUEGER  J iL ♦ i -i . m JOHN MACHADO JOHN HAZARD LEONARD SHAFTON JOHN ZEIGLER RONALD CHRISTENSEN ,9f 1 t- V 103 w c. Colors! Z£ ip5 104 Just Doing Nothing Ah! Seniors Just Thinking I ' m In the Army Now Mutt and Jeff Where ' s the Fire? 105 Stan The eternal pastime Kappa Queens Careful Dottie Hamlin views Mrs. Uppington? Miss Eager Beaver After lunch 106 The ' 45 Club Pretty interesting fire-truck ' J Not too studious Roomies Look at the birdie On the steps of College Place 107 J1ovq Un HLoom 108 -Hdwzti5ement5 B uy OOks at the OOK HOME NEW USED FOREIGN Books LENDING LIBRARY LEO MOHL The Book Home 16 E. Kiowa M. 1688 for gifts of enduring charm 12 N. Tejon Street COLORADO SPRINGS 534 Sixteenth Street DENVER Western Hospitality at Its Peak GEO. 0. TEATS Building Contractor ANTLERS Colorado Springs ' Largest and Finest Hotel The Popular Coffee Shop and Main Dining Room where foods of Antlers Hotel high standards of quality are prepared by Antlers Hotel chefs and served at popular prices. Club and plate meals, also a la carte service. Beautiful Copper Grove for Dining and Dancing With Fine Orchestra Telephone 7584 1701 N. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, Colo. GET THE LORIG HABIT YOU, TOO, WILL FIND THAT IT PAYS LORIG ' S 107 S. Tejon MEN ' S WEAR HENDRIE BOLTHOFF MFG. SUPPLY CO. Machinery — Tools Electrical Supplies — General Supplies Motors — Appliances Builders Hardware Automotive Parts and Equipment Welding Supplies, Etc. You Can Depend Upon H B Thousands Have — Since 1861 211 East Colorado Avenue COLORADO SPRINGS LOCATED for YOUR CONVENIENCE PHONE US FIRST Colle Cle52 er s Main 2958 BILL HOBBS, Prop. 825 North Tejon Street JQefjtelh l ouuelfi It ' s natural for popular names to acquire friendly abbrevia- tions. That ' s why you hear Coca-Cola called Coke . Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Colorado Springs, Colorado 111 nuro EDUCATION, IS A FIRM FOUNDATION ON WHICH TO BUILD City of Colorado Springs DEPT. of PUBLIC UTILITIES 112 TO MAINTAIN THE PAYROLL IN COLORADO SPRINGS Ule... 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Crissey-Fowler Lumber Company BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 45 Phone Main 101 117-129 West Vermijo COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO Men ' s Clothing AND FURNISHINGS Standard merchandise only — but at prices that assure you of honest values. HEIDELBERG ' S 10 North Tejon 114 H. L. STANDLEY PHOTOGRAPHER 224 NORTH TEJON HAND COLORED VIEWS OF COLORADO Framed and Unframed Commercial Work, Finishing, Copying Lantern Slides, Enlargements, Picture Framing Compliments of the Colorado Springs Bus Co. Main 556 515 South Cascade SHEWMAKER ' S Camera Shop Phone 960 30 N. Tejon St. Colorado Springs Careful Workmanship EVERYTHING FOR THE CAMERA SAY IT WITH FLOWERS SAY IT WITH OURS £ 110 North Tejon Street Main 599 THE MAHAN JEWELRY COMPANY 26 EAST PIKES PEAK AVENUE McCarthy and COMPANY Offers the Best Service in PLUMBING and HEATING J B6TT6R, JGWCLfcy 121 North Tejon Main 674 L Ur r £j£j PASTRIES Roasters candies Since 1899 • THE DERN CO. 15 The California Kids at the Biltmore Bowl C. C. Picnickers Surveying Washburn Wreathed in Smiles 116 Chris and Moody made me do this. Our Favorite Gym Teacher Ye Bonnie Lassie I don ' t believe it! 117 tt the casual shop Pome to e ° T life, • • i The clotKes ° T castt als. foT „ ' Terlans-S aTeT l k sw its eas? g° wg ■ , im suits, slac pto u dog oU . ana M • loo k. that so aes ' CALIFORNIA CLASSICS PERKINS - SHEARER CHARACTER IN CLOTHES AMERICA ' S MOST COMPLETE YEAR AROUND RESORT Ice Skate public sessions daily in Broadmoor Ice Palace Swim in heated mountain water in Broadmoor pool SPECIAL PARTY RATES FOR CLUBS AND CLASSES BROADMOOR HOTEL COLORADO SPRINGS 118 Up-to-the-minute College Fashions For many years Giddings has been proud and happy to keep the smartly dressed C. C. co-eds in the latest styles. GIDDINGS LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE FOR OVER 70 YEARS (zolotado (?olUac Man and Women ... on battle fronts round the world are serving their country ... to keep America free. Here at home the Denver- Colorado Springs-Pueblo-Motorway, unit of the far-flung National Trailways sys- tem, is also dedicated to the great task of winning the war . . . but is looking ahead to times of peace . . . and planning lux- urious new buses for your travel thru the Rockies. DENVER-COLORADO SPRINGS- PUEBLO TRAILWAYS Union Bus Depot 3 North Nevada Avenue Phone Main 1101 119 JohnSOIl-English Prescriptions Drug Co. Ius ! wha f th , e . CT Doctor ordered The Johnson-English Drug Company 134 North Tcjon Main 1400 Colorado Springs, Colorado Bijou at Tejon Streets Quality and Service ISAAC BROTHERS Jewelers . . 129 North Tejon Street Colorado Springs, Colorado Main 2252 Compliments of The VILLAGE INN QUALITY LUNCH 106 East Pikes Peak Avenue COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO Berwick Electric Co. 8 E. 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HITE THE BENNETT-SHELLENBERGER REALTY COMPANY Real Estate, Insurance and Rentals 210 North Tejon Street Colorado Springs GOLD NUGGET SANDWICH SHOP FOR QUICK, TASTY SNACK 5 S. TEJON Flowers by Wire Inc. Distinctive Corsages Main 214 206 North Tejon THE METROPOLE 113 E. Colorado Ave. CAFE Colorado Springs 120 THE WIGWAM For Your Gifts, Greeting Cards and Souvenirs 108 East Pikes Peak Ave. Edith Farnsworth ' s Book Shop BOOKS GIFTS LENDING LIBRARY 111 East Pikes Peak Phone Main 823 Out West Tent Awning Co. 18 East Kiowa Street Colorado Springs Phone Main 1261 CANVAS GOODS— LABORATORY APRONS F. E. KOHLER. Owner WE ARE PROUD TO BE Colorado Springs ' Leading Sportswear Shop CLAMPS 29 South Tejon Street Main 1342 Swiss Chalet Beautifully and Restfully Appointed in Its Swiss Motif and with a cuisine such as you have so enjoyed and appreciated in the finest restaurants both east and west. 117 East Pikes Peak E. H. EDWARDS R. E. 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