Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1955 volume:

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Gill 10:00 A.M.-Honor Code explanation 6:30 P.M.-Chuck Wagon Dinner 4.l SEQ Weflrzefday, S eplember I5 9:00 AM,-Regixtraiiorz explrzmzliorz 8:00 P.M.-Free movie al the Art Center Friday, September I7 8:00 A.M. -- Regiizrrzliorz 7:30 P.M.-A.lV.S. Wfelcome Parly at Bemix uv 7'hrrrJcZay, September 16 8:00 A.M.-Playxical exfzmimztiorzf M. mLmaf'zafLo12 Board of Uwifggi 1954-1955 ' 1PiE?Jks9.1r?? i '21 ef ' .X W4 5.7'?:4fib. hw if 1 164-S' fl' www Q... . KY., x , V ag . left to right, back row: Harold D. Roberts, William H. Gill, H. Chase Stone, Donald C. McCrerry, Armin B. Barney, Gerald L. Schlessman. From row Thomas H. Rawles, George A. Allebrand, George H. Keener, Robert A. Burghart. Not shown: William S. Jackson, Willis R. Armstrong, Beniamin M Rastall, Charles H. Collins, Robert W. Hendee, Arthur G. Sharp, Ben S. Wendelken, Robert L. Spurgeon, and Mrs. J. Hartley Murray. Beniamin M. Rastall ............. .......... C hairman of the Board Judge William S. Jackson ............ Vice Chairman of The Board Armin B. Barney ................ ......... S ecretary of the Board William H. Gill ..... ..... P resident of the College President William H. Gill, LL.D. l W. E. STERG O'DELL, Ph.D. Deon of the College l HENRY E. MATHIAS, M.A. Dean of Admission Direcfor of Summer School ,V A4,Qf,1,.fwgf?pwqqrwcf ' r 'f wg mg, Q. ., fpwgi y,y,,3:' qf fg. ?XQ2'1452QQi y . ' ':i??5 kiwi ,ff -'Eg . ++?,,i,vl1l'Mzf1?:3li i 1 wee A - ,fwsggk me fe . K' K fr - af ,f 53112 ., f Kin . qgwi My . 3,- 'ffvi ff ,. ,Q M I 94 . . .. -'-- 1 'f' .1 New we ?f:'3f'a,g . A V fkfgigf ,av .ff 52 W I J. JUAN REID, A.B. Deon of Men Dean of Women Director of Athletics SALLIE PAYNE MORGAN, M.A. THOMAS H. RAWLES, Ph.D. DOUGLAS STRATON, Ph.D. Treasurer of the College Deon of Shove Chapel Associate Professor of Religion THOMAS W. ROSS, Ph.D. Assistant Dean of the College Assisianl Professor of English ROBBERTS T. SIMCOCK BETTY l- I-YSTER, B-A- Assistunt Treasurer of the College Assisfunf Dean of Women ROBERT S. FRENCH, M.A. MRS. RUTH SCOGGIN, B.S. K, G, FREYSCHLAG, A,M, Assistant Director of Admission Registrar of the College Diredor of Publicify Lecturer in Journalism L is i A LORENA H. BERGER, A.B. WILLIAM LEE SCOTT, M.A. EVALINE C. MCNARY, B.S. SECVEWTY of the College Director of Slocum Hull Manager of Residence Halls and Secretary of National Alumni Association Supervisor of Men's Housing Dining Rooms ROGER S. WHITNEY, M.D. ADA M.GRANT, A.M. Wll-l-IAM W- POSTLETHWAITEI A-NL Medical Advisor Vocational Counselor Director of the Museum i . :S 1 if E E , DR. OTIS T. BARNES Professor of Chemistry Head of the Department B.S., M.S., Ph.D, DR. WILLIAM A. BLAKELY Professor of Psychology Head ofthe Department B.S., M.S., Ph.D. CHARLES D. BOLTON, A.NI, Assistant Professor of Sociology B DR. PAUL E. BOUCHER Professor of Physics Head of the Department B.A., M,A,, Ph.D. WALLACE C. BOYCE Assistant Professor of French B.A., M.A. DR. THOMAS 0. BRANDT Associate Professor of Ge Ph,D. DR. ROBERT Z. BROWN Associate Professor of Zoology B.S., D.Sc. DR. HARVEY I.. CARTER Professor of History B.A., M.A., PI't.D. MRS. RUTH T. CARTER Instructor in Sociology B.A., M.A. DR. HENRY H. CARTER Professor of Romance Languages Head of the Department of Foreign La as., MA., Ph.D. JOYCE A. CHARLES Instructor in Chemistry B.S. NORMAN CORNICK Instructor in Dance B.S. DR. KENNETH J. CURRAN Professor of Economics rmon nguages Head of the Department of Economics, Business Administration, Sociology B.A., M.A. AMANDA N. ELLIS Associate Professor of English B.A., M.A, CARLTON E. W. GAMER Instructor in Music M.M. f 5513553 S: Wwe F zz -4 - tif 1:-,Z 1- ff? rw Q .I. - GERALD E. GLEASON Instructor in Business Administration B.A., M.A. DR. DON B. GOULD Professor of Geology B.S,, M.S., PILD. ROBERT L. KOONS DR. L. W. GRALAPP Assistant Professor of Art History B.S,, M,F.A,, Ph,D. DR. MARGARET HANSMAN Assistant Professor of Mathematics B.A., M.A., PI1,D. MRS. JESSIE N. HAWKES Instructor in Organ M.M, FRED C, HOEPPNER Part time Instructor in Music B,M. J. VICTOR HOPPER Associate Professor of Education B.Ed., M.S. PAUL M. JONES Associate Professor in Business Administration B,A., M.S, JOHN S. JORDAN Associate Professor of Education Head of the Department B.A., M.A. EARL A. .IUHAS Assistant Professor of Music BS., M.A. DR. LEWIS M. KNAPP Professor of English Head of the Department B,A., M.A., PI'1.D. Associate Professor of Civil Engineering B.C.E. FRANK A. KRUTZKE Associate Professor of English M.A. DR. MAX R. LANNER Associate Professor of Music Head of the Department Ph.D. CHARLES T. LATIMER Professor of Romance B.A., M.A. D I DR. c. WILLIAM r. PENLAND Professor of Botany B.A., M.A., Php. NEALE R. REINITZ Instructor in English B.A., M.A. Languages R. JOSEPH F. LEECH Professor of Mathematics Head of the Department B.A., M.S., Ph.D. GEORGE S. McCUE Associate Professor of English B.A., M.A. DR. CARROLL B. MALONE Professor of History Head of the Department B.A., M.A., Ph.D. HENRY MARGOLINSKI nstructor of Piano J. DOUGLAS MERTZ Associate Professo Science r of Political B.A., L.L.B. DR. LESTER A. MICHEL Associate Professor of Chemistry B.A., M.S., Ph.D. HOWARD M. OLSON Associate Professor of Physics S., M.S. ROBERT M. ORMES Lecturer in English M.A. RICHARD M. PEARL Assistant Professor in Geology B.A., M.A., A.M. MISTER DANE K. ROBERTS Instructor in Spanish B.A., M.A. MISTER E. DARNELL RUCKER Assistant Professor of Philosophy B. of E.E., M.A. MRS. JACK RUNDELL Instructor in Secretarial Studies DOCTOR ALBERT SEAY Assistant Professor of Music B.A., B.M., M.M., Ph.D. DOCTOR VAN B. SHAW Associate Professor of Sociology B.A., M.A., Ph.D. MISS LUCY SMITH Instructor in Women's Physical Education B.S., M.S. DOCTOR FRED A. SONDERMAN Instructor in Political Science B.A., M. A., Ph. D. DOCTOR ROBERT M. STABLER Professor of Zoology B.A., M.A., Sc. D. MISTER ROY W. TUCKER Instructor in Mathematics A.A.. M.A. MISTER WOODSON TYREE Assistant Professor in Radio, Drama, and Speech Arts B.A., M.A. MISTER H. RICHARD VAN SAUN Assistant Professor in Psychology B.A., M.A. MISTER CHARLES J. WARNER Assistant Professor of Music B.M., M.M. MISTER RICHARD G. WARNOCK Instructor in Civil Engineering B.S., M.S. MISTER RAY WERNER Assistant Professor of Economics B.A., M.A. DOCTOR LLOYD C. WORNER Associate Professor of History and Political Science B.A., M.A., Ph.D. INA GJ oven HOUSE cgsflfamfisz 26 Qbeffa gamma am! gamma Upsn cl-foams Dawgsz 7O Kappa ana! miata Loflan Oqouas Loaiogsz 17 U Lopsn. olfouas What a wonderful way to socialize!! All the sororitie d 'nd de 1 o d 1he'r houses to all tudents an I epen n s pene I s for an evening of conversation, dancing, and eating. VQB 05.7. AVG OPEN Howseg KA9 Q E4 KKVG oven HOUSZS Qcfogsz 7 A fire which spread over the third and fourth floors of the McGregor dormitory gave strong competition to the annual Sigma Chi Water- melon Bust scheduled for that afternoon. The fire under control, all rushed to the Sigma Chi back-yard for an afternoon of fun with barkers ' ' l booths and a lively advertising gay carniva ' ' ur- watermelon eating contest. Jackie Lair, s rounded by a court of Freshman beauties, ceived the queen's trophy. Z X WATER MELON BUST .I I t J OCTOBER 1 2,200 EM. 11011117112 . i its ,-fin 1,111,110 - .uxnnkXX'xXlh. ,,,, , . sxxs nu -. ..L-ls' L - d'n left to right- Sue Boynton Watermelon Bust Contestants: Stan I g, , Delta Gamma, Charlotte Hatchette-Gamma Phi Beta, Ann Babcock- Kappa Kappa Gamma. Seated, left to right, Ann Shoenhair-Incle ' ' Al ha Theta, Marty Woodard- pendent Women, Jaclue Lair-Kappa p Alpha Phi. m A faq xii. 51555 , M ,,tf 4 fi 21'fff'? , ,OF , ff , f , rg ijxxqut Qwfss ikgfm . W 7 f ,M zwvk 'W 'vf 4, Lg nf ig d W QM Mx anion SENIOR CLASS COMMISSIONERS, Left to Right: Bill Fritz, President, Derry Cowles, and Tom Sinton We, the Senior Class of 1955, will to you, our successors, the many and varied talents of which we are possessed. In the hope that you many use them in the wholehearted and enthusiastic manner that characterized us, we leave you the exuberant party spirit of one faction and the determined brains of the other. But united we are, first in the challenge of the Freshmen fight and then in the won- derful culmination of graduation. X R XSX iw N i JANE ALICE ABRAHAMSON BETTY LOU BROADBENT Zoology Psychology Colorado Springs, Colorado Milchell, South Dakota MARY JQANNE AHERN BARBARA KAY CANNON Educalion Q. Music San Francisco, California is DOd9B CllY, KUNSUS -Ol A if v .V it sl f ,' ll I i iflli -All ll, l l l ,l 1 l 1 ll ,V J' 4 Rosen sennmm Aunlss, Q' .XX ' ' in PATRICIA cmuzn Business Administration il l l WE f L SociolO9Y Denver, Colorado I ,fl I l! V , X ix Wichita, Kansas 5 DEBORAH BREWSTER HOWARD PAXTON CHILD English Spanish YGf'lKf0N, 50UYl1 DCllf0f0' Colorado Springs, Colorado JUDITH BEATRICE CLAVE DERETH B. COWLES Art Sociology Websfer City, Iowa Los Angeles, California n ALS. f' ibn. RICHARD GRANT CLOTHIER ELIZABETH GIBSON COXE History 'K 1' ' lg Hisfory Princeton, New Jersey Penllyn, Pennsylvania A I Ei' XX ,- 2 ! :V , ' 3 L ya i Q2 i f, I Iliff I I 5 ii l I lg gill? ii all I ,Z si fflf ix ff V X X71 RR 'xx vio cmmou cnorrv EI.lZlnBETH ANN COLEY wk A I S I ocio ogy fr, 1.5-fx IZ - :ca cience Maniiou Springs, Color MX' HX X. icago, Illinois 'I' nouns rem comsv DONALD S. CROUSE Mafhemafics P5YCh0l09Y Colorado Springs, Colorado WCS? Haven, C0f1neCliCUl EUGENE OREST DANIELS BARBARA HARVEY ESDEN Geology English Conora, Sosk., Canada Shenqndgqhl Iowa X.-ff! ELEANOR LOUISE DIENER lk KENNETH SANDS FALES Chemistry A English Los Vegas, New Mexico 7 Waukegan, Illinois ws if MARILYNN KIRTLAND 5+-Q Eomuno F. ncsx Education usiness Administration Hays, Kansas N, Na lle, Illinois s.. A 13 K iln? E it gf f-'55, l f5!2??A ly if 3 i, Ni gf 'L 2,1 31 V S, 5, X ,X ,Ill 'QR N35 . w,.',. X 'xi ' 'f Hg ,Buy 'M A ,y 6 z A CARMEN FRANCES EDDY WILLIAM JOSEPH FRITZ Frengh Business Administration Washington, D. C. Colorado Springs, Colorado CAROL LA VON GEHRKE SUIANNE HENDRICK P5YCl 0l99Y English Denver, Colorado Trinidad, Colorado N smluev ANN Gncoonv hi N many JACK HERRMAN Economics l . Business Adminisvrafion I Des Moines, Iowa Avg-nv 'l Colorado Springs, Colorado 4 ff 3'-if . ,X r J I . 'Q l m g lf' J gl! 514 '. rr ,,,f gf Z, 'VL fi lf I ll ff f Wll 5 fi rdd , if o DORIS JANE GUNN Louis PAUL HOUSMAN Education J Hisgory Colorado Springs, Col Pueblo, Cglorudo RICHARD JOHNSON HAYES WILLIAM FORD HOWELL Political Science English River Forest, Illinois Claremoni, California HELEN LOUISE KIPP ROBERT JOHN MASON Mafhemalics Civil Engineering Colorado Springs, Colorado Colorado Springs, Colorado THOMAS ARTHUR LINN Chemisfry Colorado Springs, Colorado WAYNE RICHARD McKEE HisIory Chicago, Illinois HENRY EDWIN MATHIAS Business Administration Colorado Springs, Colorado Economics urango, Colorado LOIS McKENZIE English Denver, Colorado KAREN KAY MUENCH Political Science Dodge CiIy, Kansas DARLENE ANN OKONESKI WII.lIAM JACOB PETERS Education Sociology Coloradof Springs, Colorado Altadend, C0lif0 nlC' DAVID TURNER OWEN English Littleton, Colorado THOMAS AQUINA5 PA Psychology lil A SUE GRETCHEN PFEIFFER English Colorado Springs, Colorado SAllY ANN POWELL Education BQ Ar , ill 1 'l A l' ll l it 1' Mi. li 1 il I wa Q ,liiff 1, fi 'Q f V fl KX t 1 3 i l . ffff is Colorado Springs, f' 1- ff jf ,fl Des Moines, Iowa SALLY ANN PADON MllDRED PATRICIA REEVE5 Mathematics Sociology Prairie Village, Kansas Denver, Colorado B MARGARET ROSE ROOD KENNETH EDWIN SIMON Education Business Administration P lc Rid e, Illinois Kalamazoo, Michigan ar g WILLIAM TODD SERMON Political Science independence, Missouri 1 ASQ Ag g Y lt I in ll -xl l,l',i X iv! BLANCHE WICKS SINTON Business Administration Oak Park, Illinois fi 2 fy l J I pl l v ji ii f 5 ' l '. I il, l ' ' l ' ,ll ll ' lbx i THOMAS SPENCER SINTON English r X -X X nomics 1 Westfield, Massachusetts f '- ,5 'i K- X ado Springs, Colorado HOWARD CHAPIN SHAW JOANNE CASTELLAN SHAW DAVID van DIEST SKILLING sociology Zoology Webster Groves, Missouri Denver, Colorado DAN SULLIVAN SMITH HILDA RUTH STODDART Zoology French Pasadena, California LOQUY1, ufah RICHARD ANSON SMITH 1 .lo ANN WARNER Political Science X 7 Psychology Evanston, Illinois vs Denver, Colorado 1 2 A we -. sw N Q ,- if ' if ' -all 5? i????1HQig R E if 3 1 wa: sei y A yiiiy' u i f A y W if ygig' EQ A f 'fffgfs L R 3 1? V mfg f so 1. fo 2 1 is R Z 252 1. 5 51 WLQQ f 1, f me-.a - yy 4? fgqgi gi f f Qzsmm l 'is N28 A 1 if if? f'f.?wff52?E3l f 1, gs sHAnoN smmi yii f MAnclA Gannon wsess Psychology A 1 A Zoology Phoenix, Arizona il F A ' Denver, Colorado JOYCE ANN SOMERVILLE SHIRLEY JEAN WHITE Economics Business Administration Los Angeles, California Omaha, Nebraska CAROL WITWER Philosophy Greeley, Colorado JOHN POWERS WOLFF Zoology Oklahoma City, Oklahoma ANDERSON, EUGENE F. ANDERSON, ZELLA BETH ARGENTO, SALVATORE CHARLES AUSTIN, MARGARET LEWISE AVERY, .IUDITH ANNE BAIRD, KENNETH PERRY BATES, DOUGLAS J. BAUGHMAN, BERNA SUE BEER, KATHERENE SUZAN BENNETT, WALTER PERRY BRUTON, HARRY WAYNE BUTTERFIELD, ROBERT VANCIL CARTER, GEORGE FRANK CLARK, WILLIAM HAROLD COWAN, HAROLD FREDERICK CRUTHIRDS, MARY ELLEN DAY, HARRY CHAPMAN DENNISS, JERRY LELAND DOWNIE, JOHN C. EASTWOOD, FRED D. ..0.I72E7.Cl ELDREDGE, MARTHA ELDREDHE, RICHARD JAMES, JR. ERIcKsoN, DARYTH YVONNE FERRIs, CLINTON SYLVESTER FROELICKER, FREDERIC s. GEORGE, JOHN ANTHONY GRAY, SUZANNE GREEN, SALLY ANN GRIFFIN, SUE HAMMOND, NORMAN de MAURIAC HARMoN, WALLACE MORROW HARRISS, JOHN A. HAYHuRsT, ARVIN B. HEATH, ROBERT w. HILTON, PHILIP H, HUEBNER, MARGARET RUTH JORDAN, JusTINE HELEN KEELEY, JEAN ANN LAECHELT, RUSSELL JAMES LANNING, DIANE KAY LEONG, JOSEPH LIONEL LEWIS, DAMID Q. LoDMELL, EDWIN F. LONG, ELIZABETH ANN MANNING, MARcIA LOUISE MERRELL, MILDRED L. MITCHELL, RUTH MARGARET PADDoN, HEIIRY ALFRED PETERSON, MARGoT s. PREIIIs, WALTER J. PRESCOTT, WILLIAM E. REDIsIcE, FRED EDWARD REID, MARGARET JOAN ROSS, GEORGE sANIcH, JOHN GEORGE SHAW, MARION LEsLEY SLOCUM, LowELL HENRY sFIEGEL, ANDREW G. sPILLY, MRs. ETHEL MARIE THOMAS, LARRY DeWlTT THOMPSON, GWENDOLYN RAE TURNER, MARY LANE vAN DE wYNGAERDE, GEORGE WEEKS, BEVERLY JANE wIGLEY, cARoLYN JEAN zIGowsIu, FRANK EDWARD LLIZZOTQ JUNIOR CLASS COMMISSIONERS, Left to Right: Nancy Hogan, Ed Beatty, President, and Nancy Lynch We, the members of the Junior class, would like to extend our best wishes to the graduating Senior class. We will try to uphold the good examples which they have set. Kathryn Anderson Ingrid Brower Edward Butterworth Edward Beatty Suzanne Blair Dave Brown Marilyn Cimino Lois Clarke Patrick Butler Janet Colley Joe Daley Frank Derungo Ar! Elder Jerry Evereff George Gibson Marge Gilbert John Glenville James Gigone Alice Glynn Sue Gormley Ben Haggin Richard Hess Alan Johnson , K' un. 9 'E' wr Goldie Hannah Valerie Johnson Dorothy Harris Bruce Kellner Carolyn Held John Hirsf Jack Knight Robert Knoor Bob Lovelace Donna Kueker Neil Lewis Edward lofi Charles Lundberg Nancy lynch Joan Martin Charles McCormack Jeaneha Miller John Mills Marilyn Miichell Richard Molloy Bill Phelps Don Pixley William Paulson Don Moredock Helen Morgan Rhefa Olsen Janet Paine John Price Barbara Putnam Jeanne Rehm Jim Ruch lee Sage Rosemary Raid Larry Richman Robert Rampre Marilyn Ray Bernard Rayal Mac Schmidt Sara Sheldon Donald Singmasver xr? B Joan Vyciial Mary Spindel John Watts Sue Sfearman Hassel Taylor Ard Wolfgang Nancy Taber Roberi Van de Veldo Margaret Vincent John Zengerl cg pflomo 'zzz The members of the Sophomore class are taking their places among the leaders on the Colorado College campus. in all the college activities we are well repre- sented. Although we were not the victors of the Freshman-Sophomore fight, we exhibited much class spirit and unity. SOPHOMORE CLASS COMMISSIONERS, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: BOB HENDEE, PRESIDENT, AND TOM FITZGERALD. SEATED, MAGGIE MATHIES. Susan Arnold Robert Albee Barbara Bellas Vonnie Adams Lucille Ash Jean Baer Bonnie Boofhe Jane Ashworth Bob Blanpiod Nancy Barba Katharine Clark Judy Brown Carol Demund Jo Ann Brock Dan Buckley Bertu lou Clarke Elaine DuPuy Bob Cary Paul Diifmer Gerirude Cormiu Nancy Evans John Emery Carolyn Fisk Connie Ebener Richard Emery Richard Evans Tom Fifzgerald Mary Louise Emmert Bill Fiie Debby Fish lee Hammond Jeanne Foster Joan Hofchetfe Lg Bob Flin! Eleanor Groves Don Hansen Sharon Hensen Bonnie low Bob Hendee Nat Harris 'W' linda Jenkins Janet Hllles Mlrlam Johnson Joy Hewins Carol Howell Jane Johnson Ray Kandi Dorulis Howell Frank Kollmeyer Mary Johnson lngeborg Linder James Kiley Mary Ann Marlin Dawn Irving Gretchen Kloehn Doug lillle Bob Merrill Donald lamb Shirley Menge Nancy Lowry Meredith McComl.1s Sue Montgomery Charles Owens Barbara Miller Roberi Moore Joyce Niedermeyer Dick Patten Dick McCabe Julia H. Panlcou Wendell Osborne Bill Riley Ann Qulllen Dorothy Sampson Toni Persons Carol Rupp Miriam Robins Ted Sills Frank Reynolds Ted Shelton Fred Rueter I Neil Siillingor Wayne Smith David Sunderland Maryellen Smith Vance Sonnenberg Mary Ann Stinson Anne Trosfel Joe Sfeele Tracy Thomas Louise Sirubel Martha Woolleh Barbara Walker Betfy Troulman Joanne Whiiworih Roberl Trausdale J. Lynn Tucker Marlyn Wallace linda Wolff .lames Tutlle Barbara Williams Sandra Zaring Diz Warren 'ZEQQHZEIZ Q 'll :U HI Ui I 3 If Z n I' P ill U5 n O 3 5 ID 2 0 Z H1 su P' I- 0 I li o L! en :- :r I- o :- : 3 o 1 o 5' D :a a. -4 G- l UI 'P 'I C 15 G- an 3 -4 Z cz cr 12 'U I m 2. n. an I I4 x X if wa- 'W No? .J N 7 7 Z Z Z f Z 4 , I gtk f -102 Yjffg- if f We, the class of 1958, now consider our- selves members of the C. C. family. We have become an active part of the college life and hope to carry on the ideals, goals, and traditions that have been set for us. e we si 'UDV 4 vw evgf W is if ' SWS g i 'Eg 5 A yl 5 ,. , g Q Q is X iii Barb Abrahamson ' ic M V -.XQ3y.?,ii,i2 ' Alfred Acheson Caroline Ackerman Rick Adams Virginia Adams Coralie Allen Suzanne Althouse Augustine Amaru Florence Anderson William Anderson Joanne Anthony Keith Argow Judy Avery Ann Babcock William Bains Claudette Brignall Barton Baker George Bale Helen Barnes Jeanette Barton Ralph Barton Paulme Beck Pamela Bellain Donna Berqulst Cherie Best Dolores Boehm Tina Bonnyman Mavis Bourgois Susan Boynton Molly Bradshaw Carolyn Brown fi 4. , r i K fiifiiiffgffij Nadlne Brown Nancy Brownell Q 'M --'f' WE :S K if ,wif . gg 5 Q3 4 Ol V- 'V . ' 4-1-YZ' ffm. ,M H f5: 'v:?5' .A: 5 1 if ,p..:?, Y E5 EE 5 Robert Buchanan Euel Burgess Jack Butterfield Cathy Carman Garry Carson Wllham Castle Robert Cavanaugh Nancy Chapman Jon Cochran William Cochrane James Coil Susan Cooper Douglass Corley Geraldine Crawford Nancy Cunningham Pat Daniel Ann Daniels Clinton Daniels Leslie Davis Paul Dnshong .lim Doan Frank Donaldson Keith Drake Barb Drevdahl Dorothy Duell John Edwards ,,xT7,V,W., W Am-W-1 sw V M E X Q r YI ' ' :Mi a 5:5 ,fiflf K '41 . Robert Edwards R k J x y wwf 1. N if Q 'Zz 321 H if am fpmw Michael Ford Helen Fosshage Barbara Frantz Georganne Freefo William Gappert Jerry Gardner George Gates Patricia Gibbs David Glaze me 5' 1333 James Gordon Susan Granberg Timon Greene Ted Griffin Bill Griswold Shirley Hall Thomas Halloran John Hanna Charlotte Haichelte Richard Heidorn Andrea Herreid Robert Hite Sally Hughslon John Hunter Stun Jaycock Andrea Jelstrup Eleanor Johansen Dorothy Johnson Marilyn Johnson Nancy Johnson Karen Jorgenson il Leonard Keith Robert Kleger Anne Kirk Ruth Kirtland Paul Kistler Joan Kretschmer Ginny Kroenlein Bill Kuchar Jacque Lair William Lamberson Margaret Land John Larkin Jeanne Lenhoff Sue Leonard Mary Leopold Claralynn Lewis Connie Little Linda Lloyd Nancy Low David Loy Susan Madden William Manning Keith Mardock gfs-ws v' J SA is e X aiig - wx - I , ' wiesgizrfzm 55236 -- V 3.--:p mn 4 - ...- lg 11.252 : .5:.,.. ,, H 45522 -: ::-,: w i . , .g 'f :., Wim ' .- L '1, .2:fi ' ' -:e ' , U 7if:ifTLZ'i?': 'F ' ff.-' EFWZW, 1. U, 'aIm1 ,r .If W U Q , ..... g 1- ' H Q. Hope Mason MQ, , E gi? 2 f' 1' fl . , r 5 3 H V 5 iii Q Y 361 3 3? 1 I 5 Q 'I J x Q is Z 4 E lm wg . Simi .4 Philip Mason izzwjfwziszziw : Zl'l'j7Z.?iMwNg.i ' ' ein-M :gym . L, X , xl Helen Mayer Mary McElroy We H Ellene McGehee Olis McKee Joann Mclaughlin 1,1 W2 x 1, -. zggz We ,Q y N AL 2, ' of A V? Susan Millison Robert Moneypenny John Morton Garry Moss - . .A sziiigis 5sa?,f'5Yi?1 W V X pg' rg .2 v wwf A krgfgga 1 an - flap SX we it . ..,,,.. yr K ie? xy gf X ua X X Q 1 Q W Fx f if sq: A if 2 . MW, . .. Www ,. ., - , 21.353 . Q , . A J 4 f' M 5, Donald Mueller Judith Myers Judy Nash David Neill Nelson Neimark 'Ml' is its Edward Ray Judiih Reid Donald Reimer Glenn Nelson Mary Jo Nelson Elizabeth Newendylxe Morgan Norval Marilyn Ohlson Xandra Orton Lawrence Oswali John Payne Dean Perron I.ida Piclon Caroline Finger John Peer Elgine Rhinesharf Sallie Richardson William Richmond Chuck Ridge Mary Rogers Adlai Rus! Amy Sasaki Larry Sabine Carl Scholl Pete Schuler .ion Scott Anne Seeman Ann Shoenhair Bill Short Jean Short Ma! vm Janet Slaughter Cynthia Smith Marianne Smith Sally Smith Jane Snodgrass Don Saukup Carol Steinhorst Jan Sterling Sara Stevens Stephanie Stewart Jane Stransky Charles Street Roger Teller Norman Terry I' Susan Urban . 1 . , 2 x t 4 . . ,I Joan VanDerVlief Judy Van Epps Mary Wade Janice Watts Jeri Weafherbee Jo Ann Wicks Carolme Wilcox Warden Williams Jalm Witt Norma Wolff Mary Woodard Arlynn Woods Barbie Wusicll cvgomecoming THE C Qafogsm 22 V BREAKFAST HARGE VETERAN CAMPAIGNERS FLAG SNATCHER-RICK ADAMS HQMICQWZW ffz FW omaaoming Queen 514615 3561119 .CDOLUEZZ7 I' cb B 47,4611 joan. cysicf A I' JMLM Cyan cflffiaa Joan oyaiagsffs I. W. A. A41 514611 gaffy Q K A 9 Jaan Bonauffaz K K I' ig-f fi 2 -eg :f'fs1kf:.f2rfef:1r:a: -fm 1 ' A ' wi A gf, fix' IST PLACE KAPPA ALPHA THETA 2ND PLACE DELTA GAMMA cl-fomscoming, 7954 THE TIGERS SORORITY FLOATS The Tiger Club in their yellow uniforms and the freshmen in their dinks cmd paddles led the 1954 Homecoming Porade up and down the crowded streets. The competition was stiff in the sorority float division. But the Thetas won top honors by their Mother Goose theme entitled Throw the Book at 'em . Second place went to Delta Gamma for their Humpty Dumpty and the Gamma Phis received honorable mention with their See-Saw Marjorie Daw. MARCH GAMMA PHI BETA KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA df IST PLACE PHI GAMMA DELTA 2ND PLAC omzcoming, 1954 HONORABLE MENTION E BETA THETA PI FRATERNITY FLOATS The theme of Tales of Mother Goose provided the inspiration for this year's Homecoming Floats. Such nursery rhymes as the Beta's Old Woman In a Shoe and the Phi Delt's, Oh Dear, What Can the Matter Be? were used. The first place was given to the Phi Gams with the theme I Saw a Ship a Sailing . PHI DELTA THETA KAPPA SIGMA SIGMA CHI IST PLACE KAPPA SIGMA 2ND PLACE BETA THETA PI Gblomwmzng, 7954 House DEcoRATloNs The Kappa Sigs justly received first prize for their original house decoration with the Betas coming in second. All provided the enthusiasm necessary for a rip-roaring Homecoming. SIGMA CHI PHI GAMMA DELTA PHI DELTA THETA DELTA GAMMA GIRLS PAJAMA GAME November 18, the curtain came down on another successful three nights of the CC variety show. This year the capacity crowds saw acts ranging from the sedate Viennese Waltz to the lively Highland Fling. The senior ladies united to take the audience with them to cz CC homecoming in the future. The skit was one of the several to add to the enjoyment ot those attending. SH BOOM PAJAMA GAME The DGs will be remembered for their Highland Fling while the Alpha Phis and the Kappa Sigs com- bined in Paloma Game , a cute song and dance number. The Sigma Chi actives with Uncle Jasbo , The Texas Star , and Swedish Rhapsody ioined the Quartet ini adding the final touches to the Tiger's annual show. ARIETY SHCW SWEDISH RHAPSODY QUARTET Julia ffwiii 040515 K A 9 difouamgaz 73 TIGER- UGGET The annual all-school Tiger-Nugget dance opened the Campus Chest drive. Highlighting the dance was the crowning of Miss CC of 1954, chosen the best all-around CC co--ed. The voting was done at the dance. cfffiiu lla Won 955158 KKI' ,.4l T diffisi difanabzj liijnafi :fiffiu gulf! Bzown Ar ribs ,..-n cfmiaa Jlffcvzaia gags 514611 Qaida Sfofz A45 1. W. A. sazmfisz Z 81 Q, COLORADO COLLEGE PLAYERS William Shakespeare became modern when the CC players presented HA Comedy of Errors . The Duke was por- trayed by John Hunter with the twin masters being depicted by Jim Mergler and Louis Barrette. Ted Shelton, Bruce Heuser and Cal Fish played other lead- ing roles with an excellent supporting cast. A COMED ERRORS B scsmgsz 4 fE'LOLL9g IZ .scsmgaz 4 fgzougg VL QW MQ? K-1 I ? .Qi BAD TEST? FLIRT! NOW, PAT! BIRD WATCHING LOOKS SIMPLE STRAIGHT-LINE TEST CRAM SESSION PEP RALLY I qfVOm5122 cgociaf Uzganizafionz Sffsivb' WW L f.f+:o.0.fA noam as. 1 ' Xi Wx 6 6 Z Q 6 S Z .5 E : al 'eifgg-: S ull 42255577 .+A L f,liif :ifg.l .-.--s4.':f.T'If ii.,--4 .f'-3:- 11 1-1 jg-L-.gffrf-1: rrnig fi in, f-Ti n fl: ffgg- f i' '5'fi?, gag, -5' lndependently is heavenly, said the lndee women here at Colorado College as the have worked activel this ear to beautit their meetin lace-The Y Y Y Y 9 P Observatory, entered a float in the Homecoming Parade, gave a Faculty Tea had open-houses and dances, held a progressive dinner, a scavenger hunt, a skating part , and ' ' ' y participated In the Song Fest. U cfsfgzaizcfslzf omf-:iz Q, mociafiolz jncfapancfanf flflfoman EPD? BE if First row, left to right: Kiki Clark, Sue Arnold, Yetti Stolz, Dolores Boehm, Isabel Kent, Berta Lou Clarke. Second row: Laura Martyn, Dorothy Samson, Carmen Eddy, Hope Mason, Margaret Kalina, Sue Hendricks. Third row: Dorothy Spahn, Earlene Seabaugh, Shirley Hall, Corky Allen, Sue Brooks, Joan Hatchette, Miss Sperling. xscufiuaa N I K: SW K 5 K Sitting, left to right: Sue Hendricks, Vice-President, Earlene Seabaugh, President, Kiki Clark, Treasurer. Standing: Berta lou Clarke, Secretary. Wit, it Nriitmgi- X , - 1 gr ilmlllf .1 .ftulux '-wilt' If rr llllii V' ,f mx Q :H flak lim A X A it .. A W Mother Trench 645250, The Alpha Phis, being new on the campus this year, have already succeeded in gaining that feel- ing of belonging to C.C. Teas, dances, and open houses have been the center of attraction in their lovely modernistic lodge which was just completed this fall. The new pledges, along with the new house mother will continue to bring recognition and assure a great future for Alpha Phi. ALPHA PHI GAMA THETA, 1954 FOUNDED AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSlTY,'I872 cqfbga 7 Active Group First Pled jnafaffafion af 670170 'LC1.C!O 60127555 5417250 0405051 S bl M Ell S 'th, Karen Muench, Eleanor Diener, Sandy First row left to right: Sharon Henson, Debbie Fish, Joan Vycital. Second row: louise tru e, ary en ml Crouch, Crystal Rapp. cqafius xscufivaa Third row: Barbara Williams, Doris Gunn, Darlene Okoneski, Doralee Howell, Elaine DuPuy,, Barbara Walker, Terry Olsen. Y f UU 1 els I 'll Kneeling, left to right: Elaine DuPuy, Activities Chairman, Darlene Okoneski, President, Eleanor Diener, Recording Secretary. Seated: Sharon Henson, Song Leader, Terry Olsen, Vice President, Barbara Williams, Treasurer, Joan Vycital, Corresponding Secretary. wglfia 925, QDZQJ 54 First row, left to righi: Nancy Johnson, Sue Lilfel, lynn Woods, Jeanne lenhoff, Cary Brown. Second row: Marni Woodard, Sandra Zaring, Elaine Crawford, Par Inglis, Ruth Kirkland, Judy Myers, Phiz Jess. Third row: Nancy Evans, Jane Johnson, Helen Mayer, Barbara Frantz, Nancy Chapman, Anne Troslel. 9317541 5 xacufivai Kneeling, left Io right: Sandra Zaring, Secretary, Marni Woodard, Pan-Hel Represenfarive, Seated: Barbara Frantz, Treasurer, Judy Myers, Presideni, Nancy Chapman, Vice Pregidenf, , '- -V X: ff! X :YM 25,15 ill' X 4 1 Eaffa Last fall the Delta Gammas came back eager to begin another year of studies, activities, and fun under the leadership of Marty Kirtley Eldredge. Along with our whirl of social events we've had four dorm presidents, and many of our members belonging to AWS and QA. We won second place with our Homecoming float, and much has been accomplished on our project Aid to the Blind. f-N , Q v 6 'f ' ff s N, , ltaaifi 55 Xt . lv X X ' t W N 1, .x Xl X K sitmx V x , qt W CIHZHZG. DELTA GAMMA BETA DELTA, 1932 FOUNDED AT OXFORD, MlSSlSSIPPl, 1872 Ebsffa gamma Oqcfivaa First row, left to right: Janet McDonald, Martha Eldridge, Nancy Lowry, Derry Cowles, Marilyn Clark, Mary Vandergrift, Barbara Jorgens MGIYS Gasser Jeanne Rehm. Second row: Julie Stainton, Joan Reid, Jeannetta Miller, Zoe Jenkins, Jane Abrahamson, Joan Malm, Shirley Gregory Evle Nissen Helen Adams, Martha Woollett, Martha Miller, Martha Daily. Third row: Sue Hendrick, Peggy Rood, Alice Scudder, Mrs. Crehbs, Betsy Norman Dee Erickson, Barbara Klein, Virginia Holloway, Nancy Lynch, Joan Martin, Helen, McKenzie, Lucy Allen, Vonnie Adams, Sally Swanson, Julie Harkms Gqafiua xacufiuai left to right: Maits Gasser, Treasurer, Dee Erickson, Secretary, Martha Eldridge, President, Shirley Gregory, Vice President. rq Za ,, W 10,1 JK., w in AIT' ,I , 4 fill mafia gamma aa First row, left to irght: Andy Herreid, Lois Clarke, Deenie Brown, Donna Berquist, Jan Sterling, Claralynn Lewis. Second row: Helen Fosshage, Sully Smith, Jackie Dauvergne, Linda Lloyd, Dottie Golay, Suzie Boynton, Gail Koschmunn, Georgia Stis, Elizabeth Shivers, Virginia Kroenlein. gjfsd 5 fixzaaafivsa Left to right: Jan Sterling, Secretary, Lois Clarke, Vice President, Georgia Stis, President' Andy Herreicl, Treasurer. ' Q f'Hff-.W 6' ,ME 'g iff!! ii f W W? ,f I -EL? , 'zltq VQIZMGQK may V , ,,, his 'gk KK f gtltl X519 it ll Ml U f , , A A , .1 11511, '1- ,1'4.1,, 1 '1f fl' ,f',- ' 555715: , ' 'f 1 7' Z'vj9'FE!E .55i5':l,-:' - f f ff! if y 'iii uiflifggifin f 'A f ff, fy' ,,1.f - , :,,'5,,,,,, f , f , , 'ZZ?.,fi55i2E5'h'?:?2:iV' f ff' Q9 Z 'f n l fffsfifsii' nf My 1 ' 1 ' fx it fvlffffillr 'i!25E5 If-Q 'I' W ' X '7 If Q3 gaffwsffcijl my lffr if 1' nf 'ffl cf' ,,,.,,,,,,,,4,, 4, r ,!, A .A 1, V, fifriwfifiprff' ,1' ,1ff 1 X' f fr X '. ., g:e'g7gf4v , .4 1 f, f J? T ' :ZW ' ff, X IV W-1 of , ff, y ..i,f',f 'fix ,f f I f 1' fa g f1:,:' X l 5,1 If , '1Z': t I x 11,1 in 56 ',I : l A T si 4155521 F5210 1, :al-1, 1 Zffl, , eh? i 1 X Mother Cast amnzcz Baia The outstanding spirit and friendliness of the Gamma Phi Betas was shown throughout the year. ln the fall Sally Powell was elected Homecoming Queen with the See-Saw float placing third. Helping to better relationships with the town peo- ple, G-Phis distributed TB seals, made Christmas favors for the Child Day Care Center, and were the largest supporters of the Varsity-Alumni Basket- ball Game. Sandy Ferguson was the first CC Coed to be nominated for Aspen Winterskol Queen. Spring activities were centered around the pro- vince convention with CC Gamma Phis as hos- tesses-all together a wonderful year for every G-Phi. GAMMA PHI BETA ALPHA PHI, 1932 FOUNDED AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, T874 amma Baia Gqcfiuzi ,gg 4 Seated, left to right: Willa Freeman, Inky Brower, Sharon Conner, Betty Troutman, Joy Hewins, Joyce Somerville, Diane Lanning, Val Johnson. Middle row,, left to right: Ann Jakeman, Punky Johnson, Gail Cameron, Julie Harndon, Donna Kuelxer, Carol Witwer, Exie Everett, Nancy Egerton, S ll P well Debbie Brewster, Kay Anderson, Marion Shaw, Nancy Molly Bower. Last row, left to right: Barbie Cannon, Irish Glynn, Judy Brown, a y o , Tober, Dee Thaxton, Barbara Miller, Inky Lindner, Sally Stephens, Marilyn Good. Gqafiua xsaufiusa I K left to right: Sally Powell, Recording Secretary: Barbara Cannon, President, Carol Witwer, Vice President, Diane lanning, Treasurer. czmma Baia 55 Front row, left to right: Dotty Duell, Charlotte Hatchette, Barbara Abrahamson, Ellie Cohen. Middle row: Sandy Ferguson, Nancy Ellis, Barb Drevdahl Jeanette Barton, Joanne Anthony, Suzie Althouse. Back Row: Katie Kelley, Ann Gray, Mary Grace Rogers, Sallie Richardson, Mary Wade, Jo Wicks Cindy Smith. Qjfecf 5 Exsaufiusa Seated, left to right: Barbara Abrahamson, President, Sandy Ferguson, Secretary, Standing, left to right: Jo Wicks, Vice-President, Inky Brower, Pledge Trainer, Suzie Althouse Cor- responding Secretary. r C-5,910 TIGER 60 50am sn DEQ, .mm THE Ream EHHVEHHEHU - SRU, 'YXGER h e XX 2 3 arg Sha 5 new Q35 5 UZ 'E 2gl:::: 2:1 E 1:-1' ll' J' l 5 i. , if A f E D gym , jf' o f QHZPWQ 5 gf f -Q-'fy' A 4,6 , N ,TW T KC E-Tx V-kj 6 - 2,1 14 li Qf is f Q52 Q A , . 1 g ff ff ' f MXN? T my T' Mother Haugh Kappa cqlyzga 75550. The active Thetas have had a wonderful year with the help and guidance of our miraculous Mom Hough. An outstanding pledge class who walked away with all honors at the Watermelon Bust, a winning homecoming float and swimming team and Judy Avery as Miss C. C. were a part of the spirit that made this the best year ever. KAPPA ALPHA THETA BETA OMEGA, 1932 FOUNDED AT DE PAUW UNIVERSITY, 1870 .ijfafzfla 049150, Ugsfa cfiuai Back row, left to right: Liz Maier, Marty Stinson, Carol Chase, Helen Morgan, Miriam Robins, Dot Harriss, Cyndy Hagner, Margie Gilbert, Joyce Niedermeyer Third row: Mary Spindel, Janet Paine, Lee Sage, Carol Northcutt, Toni Persons, Pat Hunt, Bonnie Low, Mary Ann Martin, Sarah Sheldon. Second row: Joyce lind, Billie Jean Andrews, Wendy Bach, Billie Sue Hickman, Sally Sletton, Marlyn Wallace, Carol Raymond, Janet Shellenberger, Bunny McCambs. Front row: Sharon Smith, Maggie Huebner, Mary Jo Ahern,,Marcia Manning, Sally Green, Mary Ellen Cruthirds, Suzie Beer, Betty Broadbent. cfim: xaaufirfzi Jbvg, xy: g Left to right: Betty Broadbent, Vice-President and Pledge Trainer, Carol Raymond, Treasurer, Mary Ellen Cruthirds, Corresponding Secretary, Marcia Manning, President. jfafgfga gqgzfia Ugafa ggfaclgai Back row, left to right: Sue Jacob, Syl Schuler, Claudette Brignall, Ann Daniels, Slephanie Sfewarf, Pauline Beck, Barbara Wusich, Bip Ferry, Tino Bonnyman, Gay Broyles, Ann Seeman. Front row: Sue Millison, Pinky Hollister, Jackie Lair, Peggy Merriman, Sue Leonard, Cnlhy Carman, Joan Van Der Vliel, Mary Leopold. fpfac! 5 Exacufiusi H7 .6- Lefl lo righll: Sue leonard, President, Barbara Wusich, Junior Panhellenic Representalive Gay Broyles, Secrelary. yum .f af WZ: Jw if Q4 Y, W-M' C 7. ,,, 'ij fy J-sr! 2, yy 47'!ff ' 1-trfffi IQ,-if .wig 5 Ill l M '5 E Z ! ,l ,lg IA 53?-'-X , 5 W- '. ,Y-V f ,V glxmc, ,7 H, 5' ,574 22,3 wif J ,.- GP.. I f'3'7 ' MT ' -ZF EA :gg s -1 -, - '1 f' . E if , fy ' Z 'ff?,. it M fs' f'7' ' fkflifu' ' f ' --vs, Y .1 -4 fe? Y..:r:f? 'af' 'izfif' fa , , f ' y ' . 5511,,,.g75:5-g,-',:9v,,,,l2.e.,5f -4, yy' ,,y,, V ..: W, - - 1- ,,sg5f?f f7g1w 5-7:71mw21?2a':.7 nu C ' ,. .ff - .f -f L-.1 - 'fg,,,. ,,.,' 7121: .,,, , .,...,g-fawwg , 2?1 i 4 - A ,, ff 7 ll - ,N Ai, A :W f ff f, Q E- ' n f- V' ,, I y in :WY an f X2 , F.. ,j ff, asa li we 'yffff - 5 I' f . 'f , , l ii' num, , T f:' T-Fafiqn : C ' -' QXQ f Ql bff :gif Mother Jennings jfflfl WFP Even before the school year began, Delta Zeta Chapter received an award at the Kappa's Nation- al Convention for their scholarship. We also were given the scholarship cup for the sororities. It wasn't all study, though. The teas both for the members of Kappa and others, open houses, the dances, and our faculty party which we appro- piately called an Apple Polishing Party all went into the making of a wonderful and unforgettable year at C. C. CLHZHZCL KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA DELTA ZETA, 1932 FOUNDED AT MONMOUTH COLLEGE, T870 Kdflfld lyfafzfiza gamma 0405051 First row, left to right: lee Hammond, Mary Louise Emmert, Sue Stearman, Toogie Cormia, Nancy Warren, Ann Quillen, .lane Carroll. Second row JoAnn Warner, Mary Lane Turner, Louise Austin, Marcia Weese, Sue Pfeiffer, LaVon Gerhke, Doris Corley, Patsy Reeves, Lois McKensie. Third row Jean Bon cutter, Sue Flenniken, Sue Liggett, Joanne Samples, Maggie Mathias, Codie Fletcher, Helen Kipp, Sue Williams, Patsy Perkins, Jeanne Foster Bonnie Boothe Fourth row: Jenn Gilbert, Nancy Hogan, Sue Blair, Margaret Vincent, Mary Ellen Rogers, Linda Wolff, Joanne Shaw, Barbara Jo Fellows Peggy DeShong cgafiva xscafiusi Seated: Mary lane Turner, Secretary, Susie Williams, Vice-President. Standing: Maggie Mathies, Treasurer, Louise Austin, President. gf :wifi 456 Z' N we 'rg r- , -Q My F, my Kappa Kappa gamma 51 Kneeling, left to right: Andrea Jelsirup, Nancy Low, Pom McCrea, Sue Urban, Connie Lihle, Jane Snodgrass. Sfanding, left to right Judy Van Epps, Judy Nash, Karen Jorgenson, Nancy Brownell, Paula Erickson, Judy Avery, Ann Babcock, Judy Reid, Norma Wolff. MMA 5, gl 5 XX fpfzcf 5 fgcacaficfsi Seated: Connie Liiile, Presidenig Doris Corley, Pledge Trainer, Judy Nash, Secretary. Sianding Sue Urban, Treasurer, Judy Reid, Vice President. X K 2. ,, 5 3 5 m,,,.,.w- ,Q-M- W 'W'--Aggfd' t I f I f an 1 oem! 01 CU2LZCLfLOl25, X l l V :zzz -- 'fp ,ggi .J- U- X F ' Z 1,1 M f f 5 In u l 2 5 f 1 f f 5 fr I 9 2 1155, , l ' - Q ,CF - Uizcfsfzsn ani Jlflsn O cofmfo Q ffgg. The Independent Men of Colorado College this year have dropped the name Crown and Lance and are now reorganizing under a new constitution. They enioy the privilege of planning their own program of activities. The Independ- ents provide keen competition and take a great interest in the development of student leadership. They were represented at homecoming and in intramural sports. The interest they have shown toward cooperation with all groups on campus is highly commendable. jlzcfapsncfsnf Jlflan of Uofozacfo Uoffsg Seated, left to right: Bob Novak, Jerry Mabry, Tom Halloran, John Hunter. Standing: Jack Butterfield Bill Gappert, Roy Eppert, Mr. William Scott. Jerry Mabry ........ John Hunter ........ Larry Richmond ...... Tom Holloron ....... Bob Novak ........ Percy Howel ........ President Vice-President Treosurer ASCC Representative Athletic Director Social Chairman E, :Wa xl :ix I V I E N 5 ll 1 BGTT 'lf l W .jiiil 2 I El assess: 2 I L, - I N 5' i-' Mother Reiter Baia Ufisfa Beta Theta Pi was founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio in 1838. In 1914 the Gamma Delta chapter was installed at Colorado College. Now with fifty-five active members, the C. C. chapter has made great advancement since its start. At one time or another Betas have held every major office on campus, won the scholarship cup, intra- mural cup, played for C. C.'s athletic teams, and represented the school in Who's Who in American Colleges. .Wa BETA THETA PI GAMMA DELTA, 1914 FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY, 1839 BEECZ Ugifcl 936 5466051 Front row, left to right: Bud Krause, Dan Smith, Ed Butterworth, Vic Kao, Bill Howell, Hassel Taylor. Second row: Bob Merrill, larry Herrman, Dick Smilh. -,Olin Wolff, Ben Haggin, Wick Congdon, George Gibson. Third row: Ed Mathias, Ken Simon, Bob Blanpied, Jim Schell, Ed Beatty, Van Skilling, Dick Hayes, Bill Phelps, Jim Ruch. Gqcfiua xscufiuea Left to right: Dick Hayes, Secretary, Ed Beatty, President, Dick Smith, Vice-President, Hassel Taylor, Treasurer. Baia Ugafa .GDL 51 Front row, left to right' Nick, Mike Ford Rick Adams, Jim Kiley, Bill Anderson, King Clemons, Len Keith. Second row: Bob Keiger, Bob Edwards, Bob ' ' ' k K' tl D v Moneypenny, Pete Paoli, Dick Pennington, Bill Short, Jon Cochran. Third row: Harley Hamilton, John Payne, Bob Becker, Eddie Ray, Spi e is er, a e Glaze, Bob Flint, John Larkin, Fred Acheson, Ted Griffin. ggfisdgs ficscufiuai Left to right: Spike Kistler, Vice-President, Dave Glaze, President, Bob Flint, Secretary- Treasurer. Q ,wifi I. 5 fix i WWF 'VI 7 .. x N A ? 'I 5 lf f X l IU f 'T N fx W ii lan Z , f Z I -,lj-,- -E I1 5 lftlllllll all lllllllllll f ig www, ess! cf! I J! ,H 'ri 'Aff S 'M I' I -I IIN H EI lt Illl 3 ' N If ,J I as , rm 5. I . -V. Z Q I I ilfflll Kappa Sigma, with help from their new house- mother Gretchen Fitzgerald, had a successful year. They were sturdy competitors in Intramural Sports and were well represented on the football team. They took first place in homecoming house dec- orations and were on top in the 1954 AWS Song FEST. igma I I Mother Fitzgerald KAPPA SIGMA BETA OMEGA, 1904 FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, 'I869 jfafzfza Lgma 0445051 Front row, left to right: Jerry Loomis, Rus Lachelt, Neil Johnson, Bill MacDougall, Jack Mills, Bob Rompre, Charlie O'Fallon. Second row: Bob Van de Velde, Wally Prebis, Bruce Kellner, Mom Fitzgerald, Rocky Anderson, Fred Tomlison, Bill Riley, Bob Elgy. Third row: Mac Schmidt, Jim Wall, Bill Poulson, Frank Kallmeyer, Dick Stewart, Tom Fitzgerald, John Price, Ard Wolfgang, Dave Brown. Fourth row: Kipp Herreid, Chuck Lundberg, Dick McCabe, Marty Hanrahan, Don Smith, Bob Deyo, Bill Deyo. Gqafiua xacufiuai 6333 'T' ix ffl' ' Lf' fav V' ' 5 A l if ,M Seated, left to right: Bill Riley, Grand Master of Ceremonies, Rocky Anderson, Grand Procur- ator, Chuck Lundberg, Grand Master, Bruce Kellner, Grand Scribe. Standing: Dave Brown, Grand Treasurer, Neil Johnson, Past Scribe, Kipp Herreid, Past GMC, Wally Prebis, Past GM Kappa igma ai Front row, left to right: John Emery, Dan Buckley, Dick Malloy, Dave Sunderland, Glen Nelson Second row Jlm Doan Ken Johnson Jerry Chnlless Dale Sandberg, Edward Bailey, Dick Emery. Third row: Neil Stillinger, Bob Lovelace, Chuck Street John Hanna Delos Smith .QDKSJ 5 fgcacuficfai W akwuw X AQfifil3ffL'fQQfifQ2ifL3ZQ2:2ifdifiv' . Ag in,.:,,wig,smzmkmfgpyxff ,,g, . Q,,ims?12ff1:wPk. , f:,:117'l l?:zi:', if , -'gi 1 ,--,, A V .W nl Q N..- ,Y I , i ,, -,W , Bi Left to right: Dick Emery, President, John Hanna, Vice-President, John Emery, Secretary- Treasurer. 1 1 lyfff ,fi-IL ' ,Set lhali II ig H ar A E I IIZIIIIIIPI 'ef if-,gg-242' ' II at Q or ., ,O , 1 1 mu I ll ltlllllfllll X, , , , '. 47, X A - 3 'f e W5 ' 5 1 ' I f agile A T' S A 1 -Qffff' f I ' ' 'I' mil I 5 klifzfff- -'fo - 7' l Y : l - ,1 ! H EI - E A I - .ap 'E it E 'fl P ini 5 lm , In-,j-I T Q' 1.2- LH 5 H -- W f. f , r 5 I I I , - i i Mother Brusse fpfii E.-:Zia 27551561 Phi Delta Theta fraternity was founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, on December 26, 1848. Colorado Beta was etablished at Colorado College in 1913. Scholastically, the Phi Delts are tops on campus this year. The fraternity is also in posses- sion of the award for best all-around fraternity on campus. PHI DELTA THETA COLORADO BETA, 1913 FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY, 1848 Q66 mafia Ufiafa 0405051 N f .MX 3 Front row, left to right: Charles McCormack, Jerome Schmidt, Norman Spears, Stan Reid, Thomas lowry. Second row: Frank Maynes, Thomas Sinton, William Sermon, John Buzia, Philip Good, Ted Sills, Richard Hess, Richard Clothier. Third row: David Crotty, Ted Lott, James Johnson, Thomas Pankau, Duane Wolfe, Karl Holzl,, Robert Mann, Stephen Channer, Marion Acord. Absent: John Vilmont, Robert Maxwell, James Jacobs, Ken Fales, Wally Harmon, Chip Shaw, Robert Wessen, Alan Ashby, Wilbur Wandell, Don Hansen, David Lewis. fl ff' ,lf 1- R do 6 -Qs , I 4 Y b . R in Q r . .J Q fKJX WW an . V 3 Q' in 1 af Gqafiua xscufiusi Kneeling, left to right: Sam Maynes, Past President, John Buzia, President. Standing: Thomas Sintony Past President, Ted Sills, Secretary, Ted lott, Treasurer, Phil Good, Reporter. QDQZ Esffa Ugafa 51 Front row, left to right: John Poer, Ray Myers, John Morton, George Gates, David Loy. Second row: John Knight, Frank Donaldson, Keith Argow Robert Hite, James Coil, Douglass Corley. 93175435 Exacufivai v ,gb Left to right: David Loy, Social Chairman, John Morton, President, James Coil, Treasurer, Keith Argow, Secretary. if ZfL ,f-r: sw, Si s I Y 9 I I , g 5 ffg-1 :Ari - - 4 1 f -n 57 I 15 . QE-I I Il 'll li III .-iluuni Mother Kenniston 936' gamma Qsffa Phi Gamma Delta fraternity was founded at Washington and Jefferson College, at Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. Chi Sigma chapter is in its forty- seventh year at Colorado College. The Phi Gams took first place honors in the Men's division of the Homecoming Parade. In intramural sports, Phi Gams were first in swimming, hockey and skiing. They hold many prominent positions in College activities. The Phi Gams are initiating eleven new men, due to the first semester's initiation. PHI GAMMA DELTA CHI SIGMA, 1908 FOUNDED AT WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON, T848 9356 gamma Elbaffa 0466055 ..,.....-- Front row, left to right: Bill Fite, Bill Kemp, Tom McGonogle, John Glanville, John Zengerl, Jae Cook, Don Pixley, Mike Pierce. Middle row, left to right: Gerry Tolley, Dave Fletcher, Bill Porter, Don Crouse, Bob Trousdale, Doug Swail, John Stewart, Basil Blume, Stan Huber. Back row, left to right: Gene Daniels, Harold Cowan, Jeff Simus, Leo McCune, Bob Hendee, Bill Fritz, John Sanich, John Harriss, Paul Sims, Chuck Moyer, Phil Schoelzel, Doug Disney, Walt Dedrick. Gqcfius xacufioaa left to right: Don Crouse, Historian, John Stewart, Corresponding Secretary, Bill Fritz President, Bill Kemp, Treasurer, John Zengerl, Recording Secretary. V'-fix if ra Ill F 'I- Illllllllll 5 3 . . f 2 Il lil , , its s - - f . .. EE: E: I5 ll 'H L l ff 4-' 5 I Lg I720. C725 On June 28, 1955, the Sigs celebrated the 100th anniversary of the founding of Sigma Chi at Miami University. The local chapter ob- served the passing of its 50th year on the Colo- rado College campus. The year's activities be- gan with the traditional Sig Watermelon Bust which was a huge success, then continued with Harvest Moon and Apache Dances, and closed with the popular Sweetheart Dance in the spring. At the end of first semester, eight men were initiated into Sigma Chi. Mother Roehrig SIGMA CHI CHI SIGMA, 1908 FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY, 1855 igma 6405051 Front row, left to right: Carl Pitts, Fred Rediske, Chuck Jorgenson, Jim Eldredge, Ray Kandt. Second row, left to right, John Shepard lchapter advisori, Bob Teweles, Mother Roehrig, Dirk Huenink, John Hiatt. Third row, left to right: Dick Evans, Bill McClellan, Gene Ballou, Tom Gentry, Bob Cary, Sully I v tll ll. , Wiki! ilxikifri Kothman, George Miller, Craig Merrill, Ben Wendelkin, Alex Duncan, Tom Linn, Hank Brooks, l s 2 'HANQIL' ff, allll U l A 9 illln ink X ll C74CffU'E gcacuzfiuaz Front row, left to right: Dick Evans, Secretary, second semester, George Miller, Secretary, first semester, Ben Wendelkin, Treasurer. Second row: Bob Teweles, President, second semester, Fred Rediske, President, first semester, Dick Huenink, Vice-President. Z ma 51 Front row, left to right: Jerry Smith, .Iuan Witt, Dick Trispel, Barton Baker, J. Lynn Tucker, Al Burt. Second row, left to right: Ted Klinck, George McClure Chuck Ridge, Ralph Burton, John Corder, Harry Deutsch, Dick Chumplin, Ty Greene. QDKSCZLQS fgcacufiusi f IIUJ W Left to right: Harry Deutsch, Social Chairmunp Ted Klinck, Vice-President, Chuck Ridge, President, Barton Baker, Treasurer. awry 10 6700554651 an on am as Seated, left to right, Dick Clothier, Phi Delta Theta, Bob Teweles, Sigma Chip Bill Riley, Kappa Sigma. Standing, Don Crouse, Phi Gamma Del- ta, Ken Simon, Beta Theta Pi, Jerry Mabry, Independent. The Panhellenic organization spon sored the January Jubilee , the first all-school dance of 1955. An auction was held during the intermission in which the highest student bidders se- cured faculty services. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of The Coolest Man on Campus, Bill Riley. Proceeds from the tickets and the auction went to the Colorado Col- lege Foreign Student Fund. Bill Riley Coolest Man gofcfcfiggaz Z Buff GSEMQZLL, 26 Seated, left to right: John Buzia, Phi Delta Thetag Webb Otis, Sigma Chi. Standingg Bob Hendee, Phi Gamma Deltag Rocky Anderson, Kappa Sigmag Ed Normandt, lndependentg Van Skil- ling, Beta Theta Pi. The Associated Women Students sponsored the annual Golddigger's Ball, the dance at which all treats are on the girls including strange and hilarious corsages. Bob Hendee was crowned Golddigger's King by Ellie Graves, dance chairman. Prizes were awarded for the best corsages. Bob Hendee Golddigger's King 'zgcuzizazfiolzz 04.500 Dick Clothier Associated Students of Colorado College The A, S. C. C., the principal student or- 't', tth f' C.C.1- , l , , gomzo lon represen S e en we S U Left to right: Carl Pitts, Treasurer, Dick Clothler President, Debbie Brewster :lent body and works in cooperation with Secretary. 'he students, faculty and administration. Dperating under its own constitution as granted by the college president and the 3oard of Trustees, A. S. C. C. acts as a governing body which supervises student ite. 'snip Seated, left to right: Pamela Belbin, Doralee Howell, Carl Pitts, Dick Clothier, Debbie Brewster, Codie Fletcher, Mr. Simcock, Lee Sage. Standing, left to right: Mr. Freyschlag, Julie Harkins, Mr. Sonderman, Tom McGonagle, Patsy Reeves, Ed Beatty. Left to right: Marion Shaw, Treasurer, Sue Williams, Vice-President, Patsy Reeves, President, Sue Stearman, Secretary, . VW Patsy Reeves Associated Women Students A. W. S. is composed of every woman on the C. C. campus. This year it sponsored such activities as the Goldigger's Ball, the Song Fest, the A. W. S. bookstore and the Trade Inn. With Patsy Reeves as president, the A. W. S. adopted a new constitution which will go into effect this spring and combine A. W. S. and Q. A. Front row, left to right: Bonnie Boothe, Sue Arnold, Betty Troutman, Julie Harnden. Second row, Miss Campbell, Marion Shaw, Sue Williams, Patsy Reeves, Sue Stearman, Sue Beer. Third row, Lee Sage, Mary Spindel, Ellie Graves, Miriam Robins, Sue Griffin, Nancy Tober. Q. 04. .lo Warner Quadrangle Association The Quadrangle Association, headed by lo Warner, represents and governs all C. C. 'V0m9 l living in dormllorles- Each hall is Left to right: Zoe Jenkins, Secretary, Jo Warner, President, Jane Carroll, Vice governed by its own hall council whose President, Diane Lanning, Treasurer. :resident is a representative on the Q. A. udiciary board. The board this year has Norked toward combining with A. W. S. Jnder a new constitution. l Kneeling, left to right: Susie Williams, Maits Gasser, Hilda Stoddard, Shirley White. Seated left to right: Diane Lanning, Jane Carroll, Jo Warner, Zoe Jenkins, .lan Coley. Standing left to right: Derry Cowles, Sue Griffin, Martha Boettger, lee Sage, Sally Smith, Evie Nisson, Nancy Tober. The local Pan-Hel coun- cil, composed of represent- atives from all sororities, works in coordination with the National Pan Hellenic Association. it is the gov- erning body of all sorori- ties on campus and regu- lates and organizes rush. The president is Sue Stear- man. .f an cvlfeffanic Seated, left to right: Lu Anne Schuderman, Carol, Northcutt, Sue Stearman, Marilyn Clark, Sharon Conner. Standing: Betty Lyster, advisor, Pat Perkins, Jane Carroll, Elaine Du Puy, Mariam Robins. Lmioz .f an chlaffsmia left to right: Sue Madden, Sandy Orton, Marni Woodard, Georgia Stis, Sue Leonard, Dottie Johnson, Betty lyster, Martha Eldredge, Marlyn Johnson, Helen Marie Fosshage, Sandy Ferguson, Burl: Abrahamson, Jeri Weatherbee, Carol Howell, Connie Little. The Junior Pon-Hel council is composed of representatives from the pledge classes of the so- rorities on campus. It deals with matters concerning the pledges and this year, with Karen Jorgensen as president, sponsored a project to make cancer pads. 5.8 Left to right: Tom Linn, Dick Evans, Jon Cochran, Bob Merrill, Juan Reid, Sam Maynes, John Price, Karl Holzl, Jim Jacobs, Chuck Lundberg, John Zengerl, Bill Fritz, flfllnfafz Uazniuaf Snow Queen and King Candidates, left to right, kneeling: Jerry Mabry, lnde, Charlie O'Fallon, K. Sig, John Harriss, Phi Gam, Dick Hayes, Beta, Bob Cary, Sig Chi, John Vilmont, Phi Delt. Standing: Mary Wade, G. Phi, Jean Lenhoff, Alpha Phi, Jan Sterling, D. G., Diz Warren, Kappa, Carol Northcutt, Theta, Jan Watts, Inde. The Winter Carnival, sponsored by the I.F.C., offered ski enthusiasts a chance for skiing between semesters. Those who didn't ski could be seen in the Red Onion or participating in other activities that had been planned. Carol Northcutt reigned as queen of the carnival, John Vilmont as king. Inter-Fraternity Council The Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil on campus is organized to deal with all inter-fraterni- ty relations such as sports events, social functions and rush. The council is composed of two members from each fraternity, the president and one other member. This year, with Sam Maynes as presi- dent, it sponsored another highly successful Winter Car- nival at Aspen. E' .3 if it W r 'wi H,.s.,w.nnC' Bill Howell, President Honor Council The Honor Council is com- posed of twelve students whose main functions are to administer the honor system, hear all cases arising from violation of the honor system and acquaint all freshmen with the system dur- ing Freshman Week. It also assures a permanent form of student government. OIZO7, OLLIZCL Left to right: Jane Carroll, Dr. Worner, Marcia Manning, John Price, Sue Pfeiffer, Bill Howell, Pat Butler, Louise Austin, Tom Sinton, and Mort Forster. .f uggaczfiolzi oem Lee Sage, Chairman Publications Board The Publications Board pub- lishes The TIGER, a weekly news- paper, The NUGGET, the col- lege yearbook, and KINNIKIN- NIK, the literary magazine. It is composed of six students and three faculty members. Publi- cations Board operates under the A. S. C. C. constitution. Left' to right: John Hirst, Ed Beatty, Mr. Simcock, Sue Hendrick, Marion Shaw, Lee Sage, Dr. Ross, Mr. Freyschlag, Jim Jacobs, and Don Smith. Staff working on deadline Hendrick is editor of the Kinni- Sue kinnik this year. It is an annual lit- terary publication of the college con- taining original material contributed by the students. Prizes are offered for the best contributions. Marion Shaw, business manugerg Sue Hendrick, ediior-in- chief lrightl. IZIZIZZC l:l2l2f Riley, editorg Anne ZZ -..., Left to right: Ben Hclggin, Marion Shaw, Sue Hendrick, Jim Ruch, Connie Brown. This year John Hirst is edi- tor of the Nugget, the Colo- rado College yearbook. John and his staff have worked hard to have this Nugget ready for circulation among the students and faculty be- fore graduation. Ed Beatty is business manager. uggaf Seated: Jeanne Foster, assistant editor. Standing John Hirst editor in chief Left to right: Jeanne Rehm, arty and Ed Normandt. Sports Editor, Fred Acheson is a weekly news- aring the college containing editori- nrticles, and adver- im Jacobs is editor Jacobs, editor-in-chiefg te editorg Betty Trout- Iitor, l 1 t l l l i Lay-ou! Staff: Jeanne Foster and Ed Normandf, editor. Art Staff, lefi lo right: Hope Mason, Jeanette Barton, Jeanne Foster, edifor. , uigaf Copy Staff, left to right Marianne Smiih, edilorg Dan Smifh and Ed Bufierworfh. Blue Key, new on the C. C. campus this year, is a na- tional honorary fraternity its members work to promote school spirit as well as main- tain school traditions and are chosen from the iunior and senior classes. Among its functions and services, Blue Key takes roll every Tuesday in chapel. Bling 17555, Front row, left to right: Sam Maynes, President, Hal Cowan, Ed Beatty, Phil Good. Second row: Ken Simon, Kip Herreid, Rockey Anderson, Mr. Roy Werner. Third row: Doug Silverberg, Roger Bildstein, Phil Hilton, Jack Knight, Fred Ficek. , 69511 Back row, left to right: A. Scudder, N. Pound, N. Tober, J. Warner, M. Robins, J. Niedermyer, S. White, M. Stinson, D. Horriss, E. Everett, J. Colley, J, Brown, M. Good, Z. Jenkins. Second row: S. Beer, M. Mothies, C. Northcutt, C. Witwer, S. Powell, S. Greene, N. Hogan, M. Gilbert, C. Hogner, C. Ebener, l. Brower, B. Cannon, S. Liggett, M. Dailev. Foreground, front to back, lef to right: B. Broadbent, J. Abrahomson, S. Conner, D. Cowles, M. Wolloce, C. Strehler, S. Pheiffer, S. Gregory, M. Weese, J. Reid. Tiger club is the honorary women's pep club which sup ports all athletic events ana many college functions. It i going to help raise money fo new band jackets. Tiger clul helped buy the TV set fo Lennox and also sent Sut Millison to the cheerleading conference in Kansas City Members of Tiger Club art easily recognized by thei yellow iackets. EIZIZOXS OLLQE OCJJZ Front row, left to right: Miss Campbell, Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Jones, Janet Shellenberger, Jean Boncutter. Second row, left to right: Bill Scott, Dr. Rawles, Miss McNury, Betty Lyster, Dick Clothier, Jim Jacobs. Alpha Kappa Psi is the na- tnal honorary business fra- 'nity on the Colorado Col- ge Campus. It is sponsored ' D. Kenneth Curran. Qqffzga jfapfzcz .f ii Lennox House Board is composed of six students and six faculty members. lts job is to regulate the hours for Lennox and to plan activities such as bridge tournaments and ping pong tournaments. Through the efforts of the Lennox Enthusiams commit- tee, Lennox has become an active center on the campus. This year a TV set was added at Lennox. Seated, left to right: Gene Ballow, Jim Eldredge, Hassel Taylor, President, Bob Albee, Jim Tuttle. Standing: Howard Roberts, Ed Lodmell, George Kenry, John Emery, Ed Beatty. JM. CS JM. ated, left to right: Shirley Hall, Jo Garner, Lida Picton. Standing: Sue Gray, Ted Davis, Joann McLaughlin, Fred Venalale, zabeth Shivers. lntervarsity Christian Fellow- ship, an organization found on college and university campus- es throughout the world, is a newly organized group on the C. C. campus. It meets once a week for Bible study or dis- cussion of Christian beliefs. All students interested in such a program are welcome. jnfafzaauify M. S. M., the Methodist Student Movement, is an ac- tive religious group on the C. C. campus. They meet once a week in Lennox for discussion and fellowship. Buck row, left to right: Meredith Barnette, Jim Coclcing, LaVerne Cox, Jim Thomas. Second row: Barbara Frantz, Jim Kenny Shirley Hall, Carmen Eddy, Patsy Reeves, Eldon Ross, Joann Mclaughlin. Seated: Lois Brown, Maggie Mathies, Codle Fletcher, Ray Eppert, President, Dawn Irving, Martha Boettger, Jerry Crawford. This year Bill Kuchar is president of Newman Club which meets twice a month. Among their many activities are a fall picnic, two days of recollection at El Pomar, and Communion breakfast every first Sunday of the month at the Swiss Chalet. Membership is open to all interested C. C. students. EIAIHZCLIZ Seated, left to right: Lois Brown, Nancy Chapman, Janet Slaughter, Standing: Bill Kuchar, Bob Novak, Richard Richards, Sue Jacobs, unidentified. cuzfezgwz First row, left to riaht: Bill Johnson, Hope Mason. Second row: Kino Herried, Rev. Scott Frantz, Betty Frantz. Third row: Bob Mason, Jane Stransky, Joan Mclaughlin, Jo Anne Anthony, Chick Ridge. Canterbury Club is open to all Colorado College stu- dents. Its weekly meetings, sponsored by Grace Episco- pal Church, include ci ser- vice and pertinent discussions and other activities. E,'U720J2 Front row, left to right: Dr. Brandt, Sue Leonard, Vice President, Don Schafroth, President, Liz Maier, Secretary, Caroline Pinger, Treasurer. Second row: Mrs. Mathias, Shirley Schafroth, Berta Lou Clarke, Heinz Lang, Gerhard Poehlmann, Yvette Ottenga, Larry Richman, Ted Davis, Marcia Manning, Paul Kaaris, Mrs. Rawles. French club meets about once a month to see slides and French movies and to learn about the French people and their customs. Yvette Ot- tenga from Paris has worked with French Club this year. 'ZEIZG German Club meets about once a month and offers an excellent opportunity for C. C. students to meet and talk with the foreign students. It is open to everyone interested in the German language, lit- erature, civilization, and folk songs. Left to right: Dr. Boyce, Yvette Ottenga, Evie Nissen, Berta lou Clarke, Carmen Eddy, Kiki Clark, Inky Brower. Women's Athletic Association The Women's Athletic As- sociation represents all the C. C. women students. lt sponsors intramural tourna- ments in tennis, volley ball, basketball, bowling, swim- ming, and softball. W. A. A. also sponsors playdays with other Colorado schools. Front row, left to right: Nancy Hogan, Joyce Niedermeyer, Berta lou Clarke. Second row: Pat Perkins, Nancy Tober, Toogle Cormia, Linda Wolff, Nancy Lynch, Cherie Best, Alice Scutter, Mary Vandergrift. Third row: Elaine DuPuy, B. J. Fellows Mary Jo Ahern. czgufa --eq... :-. Q J f 3 X' wi, 1, - , QW' Front row, left to right: Mary Jo Ahern, Sue Beer, Sue Pfeiffer, Weta Austin. Second row: Lu Anne Scheideman, Sally Powell, Jean Abrahamson, Derry Cowles, Dot Harriss, Carol Witwer. Wakuta is the honorary women's athletic association at C. C. and works in close cooperation with W. A. A. It provides referees and um- pires for the tournaments sponsored by W. A. A. Each spring new Wakuta members are tapped and are honored, along with the graduating seniors, at the annual picnic. ala 5. Every Thursday evening the Naiads, under the direction of Miss Smith, swim at the Broad- moor Pool, learning synchronized swimming. They will give their annual swimming show this spring. Mountain Club is composed 'f those students who enjoy imbing mountains. Under the culty sponsorship of Dr. Mich- , they climb the mountains of e Pikes Peak region, with or ithout ropes. At their meetings ey see slides and 'Films and arn more about the sport of ountain climbing. K eell 9f 'ef' fo l9l'f2 MUYY Wade, Mary Leopold, Pauline Beck, Ann Shoenhair. Seated, left to right: Marilyn Johnson, Mary Spindel, Nancy Lynch, Sue Millison, Leslie Davis, Ellene McGel1ee, Kiki Clark, Janice Watts, Sue Madden, Maits Gasser. Absent: Nancy Tober, Irish Glynn. owzfain College ay Mr. 'lay an e C. C. Chapel out the as pre- n song. First row, left to right: Bob Beck, Hans Hirsch, Harvey Carter. Second row: Paul Dishong, Bob Nelson, Ginny Adams, Ron Beirstedt. Third row: Jim McCrea, Nancy Barba, Justine Jordan, Barbara Bellas. f I-19 R A C G 5 i i is R c c F M 377i 55'-E:'!!l'iiwM5 !l!!?!Qiawww Morne Woodard, Bob Becker, Ted Arbuugh, Caroline Delohunty, Lucille Ash, Corey Held, Bernie Royol, Sumner Lloyd, Percy Howze, Louis Burrette, Tom Lowry, Chief Tyree. Word Williams and Pat Seutz T. Programing, left to right: Jack Broclly, Ted Shelton, Chief Tyree. Joan Sheppard ut the controls. 2. Interviewing: Dot Goloy and Jan Sterling. 3. Radio Class, and row. left s o new campus :en over a by A. op gives ro work nposing, nlecsure. sponsor nn. This we musi- in the fl Ewwfgfg ,x 62.1. SL Z. A ww.. f . A MW . 'S A -f':zJP f' . X '11 V ms.. ' .W-Q gwggm .fr li in A 'A' 'Z r f 'Hide W .uw l... .wif ,Mus .. Hz: W il-1 fiwwwx 'T -af. 0.13-f4.5,' V Q . 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Ken nelh 'lst Executive, Bairdp Co. Kenneth Capt. cers: Co. Commander, Offi Company 33 66 U Martin Hanrahan. 2nd PII. leader, 2nd is d Lt. Karl Holz 2n wp lst Plf. leader, Sha ecutive, Howard Ex dersong Co. An fficers: Co. Commander, Capt. Eugene O Company R. 0. T. C. PERSHING RIFLES Officers: President-Tom Gentry Vice-President-Keith Argow Secretary-Bob Flint Treasurer-Tom Halloran R. 0. T. C. BAND Band Maior-Cadet Duane Wolfe Band leader-Cadet Tracy Thomas RIFLE TEAM, left to right: Kneeling, Cuvenaugh, Hiedorn Broughton, Kieger, Murdock. Standing, Sgt. Root, Doan Carson, Taylor, McCarthy, Kneeland, Sgt. Hughes. R. O. T.C COLONEL HERBERT B. HEYER Professor of Military Science and Tactics DEPT. MAJOR HAMPTON J. GODFREY Assist. Prof. of Military Science and Tactics MfSGT. RAY D. SLADE Instr. in Military Science and Tactics MXSGT. WILLIAM F. ROWLAND Instr. in Military Science and Tactics MISGT. FRANKLIN J. BARRY Instr. in Military Science and Tactics CAPTAIN THOMAS H. DEVLII Asst. 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A , iw'-wQ14SWggi,'M?,mzfsmmsmzfliiil feifwffiii xx ' iii? 94 ' 13461 42 -,Y W , wwg X-M. W if -, xszffi? ,ez'jE'?2z:fm, Q hiyf ' X: Qmz p izzmiliisis f V f ii1fizL: iggz?f2gW er :1i4:z2sse3bSgSZ ii iizf .D 0 255' L3W33iifsS3l:m121S .4w'-Qzwqgzw mei?flA5-vi3gvfii,'i?jg,,Z:ZZggygggwqglyiyzziv I ' i I f 1111 ' E., Q I 5 H, , P K V w h! -4 .,.,. , f + 5 rw W .,., ei, ' ., ' -' - s A FE T . 1 - A Xf-'Q Kei' ' .Q W Wgfzigxgiiffkgg Jim Peer-G Gary Cook-HB John Morton-T Carl Olson-FB Dave Stanley-FB John Edwards-E Jon Scott-T Fefe Schuler-G Not shown ure: Sum Argenio, Gp Harvey Ciurter, Gp Phil Hilion, HB7 and Doug Swail, HB. Don Soukup-C Bud Hardwick-HB Bobby Martin-HB SOCCER Kneeling, left to right: Glen Nelson, John Zengerl, Tom Fitzgerald, Dave Neil, Hassel Taylor. Standing: Coach Scotty Russell, Ted Klink, Mort Forster, Gerry Poehlman, Marty Hanrahan, Chuck Lundberg, Tom Gentry, Mgr. Nick Ferris. The 1954 Soccer team started the season off with a bang, C. C. defeating D. U. 6-2 in the first game. The rest of the season followed suit and ended with C. C. tying for 2nd place in the league. THOMAS A. PANKAU Major: P:ychology Phi Delta Theta 2, 3, 4 Hi:torian 3, 4 Tiger 1, 2, 3, 4 Editor 3, 4 A::i:tant Editor 2 Bookkeeper 2 Publication: Board 3, 4 Nugget 2 Kinnihinnih 2 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pre:ident 3 Vice Pre:ident 2 National Newman Key and Member:hip 3 P:ychology Club 2, 3, 4 Trea:wrer 3 Debate 2 C. C. Player: 1 SUE PFEFFER Major.' Engli:h Cheerkader 1, 2 Tiger Club 2, 3, 4 Wakuta 3, 4 Dorm Coun:elor 2, 3 Cla:: Commi::ioner 2, 3 Tiger Staff Feature Writer 1 Editorial Writer 2 New: Editor 3, 4 Kappa Kappa Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council Repre:entati1ue 3, 4 Social Chairman 3 Vice Pre:ident 4 Director of Campu: Variety Show 3 Campu: Che:t Drive Chairman 3 Chairman of Mountain Club 3 Lennox Hou:e Board 3 Chairman of Inter-Cla:: Committee 3 Drinhinh Code Committee 3 Co-Chairman of A.W.S. Welcoming Committee 3 Homecoming Queen 3 Sonny Price Award 3 E. K. Gaylord Publication Award 3 Honor Council 4 Who': Who in Amer. College: 4 SALLY POWELL Major: Education Gamma Phi Beta 1, 2, 3, 4 Ru:h Chairman 2 Pan-Hel Repre:entatiue 2, 3 Recording Secretary 4 AWS Service Chairman 2 Hall Council 2 Ya-Ta-He 2 Tiger Club 2, 3, 4 Wahuta 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Swimming Club 1 Variety Show 2, 4 Spani:h Club 1 Mi:: C. C. Candidate WILLIAM PRESCOTT Major.' Zoology St. Loui: U 1 Phi Delta Theta 2, 3, 4 Program Director 5 Station Manager KRCC-FM 4 Variety Show 2, 3 Stage Manager 3 JOAN REID Major: Engli:h Delta Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4 Reporter 2 Anchora 2 Corre:ponding Sec. 4 Tiger Club 3, 4 Hall Council 3 A.W.S. 3, 4 Social Chairman Variety Show 1, 2, 4 French Club 1, 2, 3 Secretary-Trea:urer 2, 3 Riding Club 1, 2 PEGGY ROOT Major.' Education Mill: College 1 Delta Gamma 2, 3, 4 Standard: Board 3, 4 Project Chairman 2, 3 Social Chairman in Dorm 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Chamber Mu:ic 2 AWS Social Comm. 3 jr. Panhellenic Repre:entatioe 2 Secretary junior Pan-Hel 2 Future Teacher: of America 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM TODD SERMON Major: Political Science Unioer:ity of Mi::ouri 1 Phi Delta Theta 2, 3, 4 Ru:h Chairman 4 A::i:tant Social Chairman Pledge Cla:: Vice Pre:. and Social Chairman 3 General Campaign Chairman 4 Student Council Rep. 4 juri:diction Comm. Chairman Con:titutional Re1fi:ion Comm. Chair International Relation: Club Pre:. MARION LESLIE SHAW Major: Phy:ic: Kinnihinnih Bu:ine:: Mgr. 4 Publication: Board Sec. 4 A.W.S. Board Trea:. 4 Publicity Chairman 3 Ya-Ta-He Welcoming Comm. 3 Gamma Phi Beta 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholar:hip Chairman 3 Phi Beta Kappa 3, 4 KENNETH E. SIMON Major: Bu:ine:: Admini:tration Beta Theta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Mgr. 2 Hockey 1, 2 Blue Key 4 Alumni Secretary 4 Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 Growler: 3 Intramural Sport: 1, 2, 3, 4 BLANCHE WICKS SINTON Major: Bu:ine:: Admini:tration Gamma Phi Beta 1, 2, 3, 4 W.A.A. Board 3 Pinned 1 Engaged 2 Married 3 Mother 4 THOMAS SPENCER SINTON Major: Economic: Phi Delta Theta 1, 2, 3, 4 Pledge Trainer 2, 3 Vice Pre:ident 3 Pre:ident 4 Student Council 2, 3 Honor Council 3, 4 Cla:: Commi::ioner 4 Interfraternity Council 4 Leader:hip Conference Comm. VAN SKILLING Major: Zoology Beta Theta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4 Social Chairman 2, 3 I.F.C. Repre:entati1te 3, 4 Homecoming Chairman 4 Intramural Sport: 1, 2, 3, 4 Ba:hetball 1 A.S.C.C. Social Committee 2, 3 Homecoming Committee 4 Pre:: Club 4 Growler: 2, 3 Per:hing Rifle: Charter Member DAN SMITH Major: Zoology Beta Theta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 4 Soccer 2, 3, 4 Tenni: 3 German Club 2 Canterbury Club 1, 2 Nugget 4 Pre:. of 1404 RICHARD A. SMITH Major: Political Science Beta Theta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4 Ru:h Chairman 2 Initiation Chairman 2 Trea:urer 3 Vice Pre:ident 4 A::t. Bu:ine:: M r. o Kinnikinnih g f Bu:ine:: Mgr. of Nugget 3 Publication: Board 3 Variety Show Director 4 Production Mgr. for C. C. Player: 3, Dean': Li:t 3, 4 SHARON SMITH Major: P:ychology Uniuer:ity of Arizona 1, 2 Kappa Alpha Theta 1, 2, 3. 4 Dorm Coun:elor 3 Dorm Pre:ident 4 Tiger Club Phi Beta Kappa P:ychology Club 3, 4 JOYCE SOMERVILLE Major.' Economic: Gamma Phi Beta 1, 2, 3, 4 Social Chairman 3 Mountain Club 1 AWS Publicity Board 1 A::t. Hou:e Chairman 1 Cowle: Tru:tee Scholar:hip 2, Dining Room Ho:te:: 4 Homecoming Chairman 4 Style Show Chairman 3 Sec. ASCC Soc. Comm. 4 Hall Council 2 Ho:te:: Comm. 4 GWENDOLYN BURMESTER THOMPSON Major: Mathematic: Spani:h Club Future Teacher: of America Dean': Li:t MARY LANE TURNER Kappa Kappa Gamma Secretary Ho:te:: Committee Ya-Ta-He Welcoming Comm. Future Teacher: of America Variety Show JO ANN WARNER Major: P:ychology Ya-Ta-He Welcoming Comm. 2 Women': Shi Team 2 Tiger Club 4 Dorm Coun:elor 2 Dorm Pre:ident 3 Pre:ident Q.A. 4 Student Council 4 Kappa Kappa Gamma 1, 2, 3, Trea:urer 3 Dean': List 3, 4 P:ychology Club Secretary 3 A.W.S. Board 3, 4 ASCC'CUL judicial Procedure: Comm. 4 Variety Show 4 Ann Rice Award Who': Who in Am. College: 4 SHIRLEY WHITE Major: Bu:ine:: Admini:tration Uni1fer:ity of Omaha 1, 2 Lennox Board Tiger Club 4 Hall Coun:elor 3 Hall Pre:ident 4 CAROLYN WIGLEY Major: Mu:ic Stephen: College 1, 2 Kappa Alpha Theta 3, 4 Variety Show 3, 4, 5 Opera Work:hop 4, 5 Riding Club 3 Mu:ical Comedy 4 CAROL WITWER Major: Philo:ophy Gamma Phi Beta 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pre:ident 4 Tiger Staff 2, 3, 4 Dorm Secretary 3 Hall Council 2 Tiger Club 4 Wahuta 4 A::t. Enthu:ia:m Chair. 3 Homecoming Comm. 4 Student Council 2, 3 Spani:h Club 1 Choir 1, 2 Variety Show 2, 3, 4 Nugget Staff 3 AWS Social Committee 3 ASCC Social Committee 4 Who': Who 4 4 GEORGE VAN DE WYNGAERDE Major: Pre-Medicine La Salle Football 3, 4 FRANK E. ZIGOWSKI Major: Education Colorado State College Poetry Club Future Teacher: of America 4 KEN FALES Major: Literature Phi Delta Theta House Manager Tiger Circulation Manager Cartoonist Kinnikinnik R.0.T.C. Lieutenant Color Guard WILLIAM J. FRITZ Phi Gamma Delta 1, 2, 3, 4 A.S.C.C. Treasurer 2, 3 Foreign Student Comm. Chair. 2, 3 Fraternity President 3, 4 I.F.C. 3, 4 C. C. Players 3 Senior Class President 4 Chairman Leadership Conference A. M. GAMMEL Major: History Beta Theta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4 Assistant Treas. 2 Track Letters 3, 4 Soccer Letters 1, 2, 3, 4 History Club C Club SUZANNE GRAY Major: Chemistry American Chemical Society 1, 2, 3, 4 German Club 1, 2, 3 Methodist Student Movement 3, Phi Beta Kappa 4 SALLY GREEN Major: Education Kappa Alpha Theta 1, 2, 3, 4 Social Chairman 4 Tiger Club 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2 Hall Council 3 Variety Show 3, 4 SHIRLEY GREGORY Major: Economics Delta Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4 Pledge Vice Pres. 1 Ass't Treasurer 2 Treasurer 3 Vice President 4 Pledge Trainer 4 Ya-Ta-He Welcoming Comm. 2 Naiads 1, 2, 3, 4 President 2 Tiger Club 4 A.S.C.C. Representative 2 Variety Show 3, 4 Deans' List 2, 3, 4 Phi Beta Kappa 4 SUE GRIFFIN Major.' English Ski Club 1 Ski Team 1 Hall Council 3, 4 Hall President 4 Q.A. Board 4 AWS Board 4 RICHARD J. HAYES Major: Political Science Beta Theta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4 Alumni Chairman 1 Publicity Chairman 2 Student Council 2 I.F.C. 3 Secretary 4 Nugget 1, 2, 3 Editor-in-Chief 3 Publications Board 3 Tiger Staff 1 Lennox Board 3 Newman Club 1, 2, 3 Secretary 1 Pershing Rifles 2, 3, 4 Historian 2 Variety Show Director 2 Asst. Prosecutor A.S.C.C. 2 Golf 1 Intramural Sports 1, 2 International Relations Club 2, 3 W. M. HARMON Major: Zoology Phi Delta Theta Secretary 3 Swim Team 1, 2, 3 Captain 3 German Club 2, 3 Secretary 3 SUZANNE HENDRICK Major: English Pasadena City College 1 Delta Gamma 2, 3, 4 Recording Secretary 3 Social Chairman 4 Christian Science Organization 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 President 3, 4 Kinnikinnik 3, 4 Prose Editor 3 Editor-in-Chief 4 Variety Show 3 Spanish Club 3 Religious Council 3 Publications Board 4 Social Committee 4 PHIL HILTON Brandon College Hockey 2, 3, 4 Golf Track Phi Gamma Delta Blue Key WILLIAM E. HOWELL Major: English Beta Theta Pi 1, 2, 3, 4 Pledge Trainer 2, 3, 4 Song Chairman 2, 4 Rush Chairman 4 IFC Representative 2 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Soph. Class President junior Class President Honor Council 2, 3 President 4 C. C. Players 2 Variety Show 1, 2, 3 ASCC Publicity Chairman ASCC Social Chairman Varsity Track 1, 2, 3 Captain 4 Growlers Club 2, 3 Blue Key 4 Tiger Staff 2, 3 Who's Who in Amer. Colleges MARGARET LARKIN HUEBNER Major: English University of Arizona 1 Kappa Alpha Theta 2, 3, 4 Service Chairman 2 Editor 3 Variety Show 2 Dorm Council 2, 3 Canterbury Club 2 JIM JACOBS Editor of Tiger 4 Homecoming Chairman 4 Phi Delta Theta President 4 Alpha Kappa Psi Lennox House Board Publications Board 4 BRUCE KELLNER Kappa Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 Foreign Student Committee 4 Kinnikinnik 2, 3 Variety Show 1, 2, 4 HELEN LOUISE KIPP Major: Mathematics Kappa Kappa Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2 Deputy 3 Registrar 4 Nugget Staff 1, 2 AWS Welcoming Committee 2 Future Teachers of America President 4 Trustee Scholarship 1, 2 THOMAS A. LINN, JR. Major: Chemistry Sigma Chi President 4 American Chemical Society 2, 3, 4 Foreign Student C omittee 3, 4 Phi Beta Kappa 4 Perkin's Prize Colorado-Wyoming Academy of Science 2, 3, 4 IFC 4 German Club 1, 2, 3 EDWIN F. LODMELL Football 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Football 1, 2 Si ma Chi Vice Pres. 3 8 Alpha Kappa Psi DIANNE LANNING Major: Mathematics Gamma Phi Beta 1, 2, 3, 4 Asst. Treasurer 2, 3 Treasurer 3, 4 Pledge Class Recording Sec. I Tiger Club 4 Dorm President 3 Dorm Secretary 4 Q.A. Treasurer 4 Variety Show 4 Hall Council 3, 4 MARCIA MANNING Kappa Alpha Theta President 4 Rush Chairman 3 Outstanding junior Award 3 Pledge Treas. 1 AWS Vice President Tiger Club Phi Beta Kappa Who's Who 4 German Club President French Club Panhellenic Council Variety Show, Co-Chairman Dorm Secretary Hall Council Ya-Ta-He Welcoming Coram. Miss C. C. Candidate Foreign Student Comm. SAM MAYNES Major: Economics Class Commissioner 1, 2 Varsity Football 1 Varsity Basketball 1, 2 Phi Delta Theta 1, 2, 3, 4 Historian 2 Warden 3 President 4 I.F.C. 2, 3, 4 President 4 Blue Key 3, 4 President 4 Who's Who in Amer. Colleges A.S.C.C. Ex-Officio Member 4 Debate Team 4 WAYNE R. McKEE Wilson Jr. College Football 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 3, 4 Intramural Track 3, 4 Varsity Track 4 History Club 4 Crown and Lance LOIS MCKENZIE Major: English Colley Ir. College Kappa Kappa Gam Tiger Club 4 Hall Council 3, 4 Tiger 4 Variety Show 4 KAREN KAY MUENCH Major: Political Science Dodge City College 1 Riding Club 3 International Relations Club 3, American Chemical Society 3 German Club 3, 4 Foreign Student Committee 3 Alpha Phi 3, 4 DARLENE OKONESKI Loretto Heights College 1, 2 Newman Club 3 Alpha Phi President 4 Panhellenic Publicity Chairman ma 3,4 MARY .IO AHERN Major: Education Choir 1, 2 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 Opera Workshop 3 Kappa Alpha Theta 1, 2, 3, 4 Mother Chairman 2 Social Chairman 3 Chaplain 4 Wakuta 3, 4 President 4 Ya-Ta-He 2 Newman Club 1, 2, 3 Nugget Staff 3 quench Club 2 .A.A. Board 4 ROCKY ANDERSON Major: Chemistry 'Kappa Sigma Vice President Master of Ceremonies Cootball 1, 2, 3, 4 . V. Hockey 1, 2 rack 1 lue Key .A.G. 1, 2, 3, 4 .M.M. 3, 4 EWISE AUSTIN , appa Kappa Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 3 President 4 Personnel Committee 3, 4 Chapter Council 3, 4 ice President of Q. A. orm Counselor 2 elcomer 2 onsor Council 2, 3, 4 iger Club 2, 3, 4 akuta 3, 4 iss C. C. 2 ho's Who in Amer. Colleges and Universities 4 EEN BAIRD ootball Captain 4 All-Conference 4 Coach UZAN BEER ajor: English 'Cappa Alpha Theta 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council Rep. 3 Social Chairman 4 jurisdiction Committee 3 Election Committee Chairman 3 Chairman Campus Blood Drive 2, 3 . C. Ski Team 2, 4 . C. Swim Team 1 ho's Who 4 akuta 4 iger Club 2, 3, 4 Sectretary 3 President 4 tarmigan Ski Club 1, 2, 3 orm Council 1, 2, 3 .W.S. Board 3, 4 Service Chairman 3 inter Carnival Queen 3 anterbury Club 1, 2 ariety Show 1. 2, 3, 4 anion JUDY AVERY Major: Psychology Tiger Club 2, 3, 4 Variety Show 1, 2, 3, 4 Musical Comedy 3 Miss C. C. of1954 4 Kappa Alpha Theta 1, 2, 3, 4 Ass't House Mgr. 2 Personnel Board 3 Song Chairman 3, 4 Tiger Staff 2, 3, 4 Society Editor 3, 4 Lennox House Board 3, 4 Student Union Activities Comm. 4 ASCC Rep. 4 Class Commissioner 3 Track Queen 2 Newman Club 2, 3, 4 HOWARD PAXTON CHILDS Major: Spanish Boise Ir. College 1, 2 Spanish Club 3, 4 President 4 Dean's List 3, 4 Phi Beta Kappa 4 JUDY CLAVE Major: Art Ya-Ta-He Welcomer Comm. 2 Kappa Kappa Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4 Song Chairman Pledge Trainer Scholarship Chairman Pic 'n Pan 1, 2, 3, 4 Opera Workshop 3, 4 Hall Counselor 3, 4 C. C. Variety Show 2, 3, 4 Musical Comedy 3 Operetta 4 Tiger Staff 1, 2, 3 Society Editor 2, 3 Gaylord Publications Award Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities Phi Beta Kappa BARBARA CANNON AWS Welcoming Comm. 2 Song Chairman 3 Canterbury Club President 3 Vice President 3 Treasurer 4 Pan-Hel 3 Gamma Phi Rush Chairman 3 President 4 Future Teachers of America Vice President 4 Tiger Club 2, 3, 4 Counselor of Gregg 3 DEBORAH BREWSTER AWS Service Chairman 4 A.S.C.C. Secretary 4 Gamma Phi Beta 2, 3, 4 Kitchen Manager 3 Personnel Chairman 4 Edwards Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2, 4 French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 Hall Council 2, 3 Dormitory President 3 ECO 'Z QA. 3 Future Teachers of America 4 Secretary 4 Ya-Ta-He 2 Ski Club 1 Sponsorship of Church Youth Group 4 RICHARD GRANT CLOTHIER Major: History Washington 6' Lee University 1 Foreign Student Committee 3 Honor Council 3, 4 Lennox House Board 3, 4 Leadership Conference Committee 4 Undergraduate Life Committee 4 German Club 2, 3, 4 History Club 2, 4 Phi Delta Theta 2, 3, 4 Blue Key 3, 4 Who's Who in Amer. Colleges and Universities 4 A. S. C. C. 3, 4 President 4 ElIZABETH ANN COI.EY Major: Sociology Transfer, Colorado A G M Gamma Phi Beta 1, 2, 3, 4 Sociology Club 3, 4 Canterbury Club 2 DORIS CORLEY Major: Mathematics Kappa Kappa Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4 Corresponding Secretary 3 Pledge Captain 4 Future Teachers of America 3, 4 Ya-Ta-He Welcoming Comm. 2 Homecoming Committee 3 DAVE CROTTY Wilson Ir. College 1, 2 Head Resident Hagerman 4 Inner Hall Council 4 Basketball 3, 4 Student Union Activities Board 4 Dean's List 3, 4 Phi Delta Theta 3, 4 Warden 4 Phi Beta Kappa 4 A Club 4 HAROLD COWAN Major: Geology Phi Gamma Delta 2, 3, 4 Blue Key 4 Dean's List 4 Hockey 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3 DERRY COWI.ES Major: Sociology Delta Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4 Activities 1 Rush Chairman 4 Tiger Club 2, 3, 4 Sergeant-at-Arms 2 Hall Council 1 Hall Counselor 2 Dorm President 4 Q.A. 4 Wakuta 4 W.A.A. 1, 2 Panhellenic Council 3, 4 Miss C. C. Attendant 2 Ya-Ta-He 1 Riding Club 1 Ptarmigan 1 Enthusiasm Asst. Chair. 2 Sociology Club 4 U.C.L.A. 3 MARY EI.I.EN CRUTHIRDS Major: History Canterbury Club 1 Ski Club 1 Mountain Club 1 Foreign Student Committee 2 Choir 2 Student Union Activity Comm. 3 A.W.S. Scholarship Chairman 3 Variety Show 4 Kappa Alpha Theta 1, 2, 3, 4 Historian 6 Marshal 3 Corresponding Secretary 4 EUGENE DANIELS Major: Geology Phi Gamma Delta 3, 4 Hockey 2, 3, 4 ELEANOR DIENER Major.' Chemistry New Mexico Highlands Uni1'. 1 German Club 2 American Chemical Society 3 S ecretary-Treasurer 4 Alpha Phi Recording Secretary 4 MARILYN KIRTLAND DOEFLER Major: Education Kansas State College CARMEN EDDY Independent Women 1, 2, 3, 4 Canterbury Club 2, 3, 4 Mountain Club 2 Sec. of Loomis 2 Ski Club 1, 2 French Club Sec.-Treas. 2 JIM ELDREDGE Major: Business Ski Team Sec.-Treas. Alpha Kappa Psi Sigma Chi Social Chairman Geology Club Regis College MARTY KIRTLEY ELDREDGE Major: English French Club Dorm Counselor Ya-Ta-He 2 Panhellenic Council 3, 4 Vice Pres. of Pan-Hel 3 junior Pan-Hel Advisor 4 Miss C. C. 3 Sweetheart of Sigma Chi 3, 4 Miami Triad Queen 4 Delta Gamma Rush Chairman 3 President 4 Outstanding junior 3 DARYTH ERICKSON Major: Mathematics Golicher College 1, 2 Delta Gamma 3, 4 Secretary 4 Ford Foundation Scholarship QQ WHIT'S STUDIO 2510 W. Colorado DENTAN PRINTING CO. Yearbook photographers 23 W' Colorado WANDELL 8. LOWE TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. I7 N. 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Teion 0121177793 French Zleaning N and Dyeing Zo. it it . k,,w , N, , -X. f glial: ---- :gk 467, V Shirt Laundry A A IC' .h b gg , Q T-qs Q 918 North Telon Street ,gi 5, N : I' Q Sit ia 1 I S iw I YWW F5535 GOODBAR'S Conoco Service Station Across from the campus THE MAN'S STORE 21 South Teion LUCAS SPORTING GOODS CO 120 North Teion cfvsfzfiaamazzfi .e 'H 5532 ,.................-., ,.......- Theia Swimming Team: Sue Millison and Do! Harris. Theta Tennis: Ann Daniels Theta Basketball Team: lefi to right: D. Johnson, J. Lynd, S. Millison, M. Johnson, C. Ackerman, D. Harris, S. Schuler, A. Daniels. MM...- ,.1..7 f 'hr front row P Erickson P Perkins Kappa Volleyball Team: let to rig , : . , . , ' L W lff T. B. J. Fellows, S. Flenmken. Second row: J. Avery, C. Fletcher, . o , Cormea, D. Warren. DG Bowling Team: P. Scharf, D. Cowles, S. Smiih, D. Berquisi, M. Clark Beta ........ ......... 5 points Phi Delt ........ ......... 3 points Sig Chi .......,. ....... l X1 point Phi Gum ....... ...,... 1 fz point Beta Tennis Team: left to right: V. Skilling, Mascot, B. Anderson, D. Glaze, S Kistler, D. Smith. Kappa Sig. ....... ........ 5 points Phi Del? .,....... ....... 3 points Inde ......, ......... 'I point Kappa Sig Basketball Team: left to right: B. Deys, F. Kallmeyer, B. Poulsnn, B. Deys, D. Brown. Kneeling: B. Lovelace. PING PONG BOWLING Indo ............ ,.... ................. ......... 5 p o ints Sig Chi ...... .........,......... ........ 5 p omts Kappa Sig ...... .....,... 3 points Phi Gam ....... ........ 3 points Phi Delt ........ ........ 1 point Indo ....... ...... 1 point I TR MURAL Phi Gam Swimming Team. Seated, left to right: J. Teller, A. Rust, P. Schuler, W. Dedrick. Standing: B. Porter, D. Soukup, B. Buchanan, W. Smtih. Beta ,,... ....... ,.,...,,. 5 p oints Phi Gam ......,.. .....,... 3 points Phi Delt ........ ....... I point Phi Delt Football Team: Seated, left to right: S. Channer, B. Mann, A. Ashby, K. Holzl, D. Loy. Standing: .l. Velmont, T. Lowry, S. Maynes. Phi Gam ..,.... ....... 5 points Beta ...... . ....... 3 points Inde .... ......... 1 point Beta Golf Team, kneeling, left to right: B. Haggin and M. Ford. Standing: B. Blanpied, J. Larkin, D. little. Phi Delt .......... ....... 5 points Inde , ......... ....... 3 points Beta .... ........ 'I point L. 674- cilfocgaky Queen fflffim :Sus cMiff21on N. C. A. A. All-tournament team with C. C. players Phil Hilton and Doug Silverberg. Fqn s Present Cheddy W' :th Q n ew Car N. C. A. A. Hockey Queen Candidates, left to right: Nancy Johnson, Alpha Phi, Jan Hillis, Delta Gamma, Sue Millison, Kappa Alpha Theta, Judy Van Epps, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Kathy Clark, Independent, and Inky Brower, Gamma Phi Beta. LL-AMERICA Phil Hilton WESTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE HOCKEY LEAGUE CHAMPS. Clare Smith College Hockey bigshots meet in Colorado Springs, March 10, 'I'l, and 12, for the Eighth Annual National Hockey Championships. Teams present were C. C., Michigan U., Harvard, and St. Lawrence. Western teams took control and Michigan placed first after defeating C. C. in the playoff. The 1954-55 Hockey season proved to be very fruitful for Colorado College and the players. The return of eleven lettermen and many promising newcomers made Coach Cheddy Thompson look with cautious optimism at the team's prospects. This optimism, along with fine leadership and great playing, brought much glory to C. C. Our first performance was against the Alumni. We split the two game series and then dove into the rest of the season. We placed first in the Western conference race, outplaying such teams as Michigan, North Dakota, Denver, and Minnesota. We also won the Western North-American Championship by defeating Alberta U. in a two game series at the Broadmoor Ice Palace. In the total of 28 games we played this season, C. C. came out on top in 22 and lost only 6. This outstanding record sent us to the N. C. A. A. Hockey Tournament in which we placed second. I Colorado College Player Clare Smith .... Seniors, left to right: Hal Cowan, Phil Hilton, Gene Daniels. Individual Scoring: Don Wishart ....... Bud Hulachick Hal Cowan ....... Doug Coulthard Doug Silverberg Bernie Royal ......... Don Demore .... Ken Smith ...... Don Hersack ..., Phil Hilton ...... Jerry Art ........... Bucky Reinking Gary Hughes ..... Don Hansen .............. George Dekappard ...,. Bob Rompre ............ Gene Daniels ..... Fred Wonoski .,... Pete Gauola ...,..... .... ............. ..,..,.... ..,..., Games Goals Assists Points Penalties Minutes 27 21 38 59 7 14 28 19 20 39 3 6 27 20 16 36 16 35 25 9 13 22 B 27 28 10 8 18 8 24 28 7 1 1 18 13 26 28 8 9 17 1 2 24 10 6 16 1 2 19 1 1 4 15 9 26 18 6 9 15 5 13 28 8 6 14 4 8 28 4 5 9 1 2 15 6 1 7 0 0 26 0 6 6 20 46 7 3 1 4 1 2 4 2 1 3 3 6 12 0 2 2 4 8 1 1 1 0 1 3 6 5 1 0 1 1 2 2 0 1 1 1 2 Goalies Simus, 713 Stopsp Viger, 37 Stopsg Bates, 20 Stops. Left to right: Don Demore, Hal Cowan, Jerry Art, ond Ken Smith. C.C ....... C.C ....,.. C.C ....... C.C ....... C.C ......, C.C ....... C.C ....... C.C ....... C.C ....... C.C ....... C.C ..,.,.. C.C ....... C.C ....... C.C ....... Denver U. .,.. . Denver U. .... . North Dakota North Dakota Minnesota U Minnesota U. North Dakota North Dakota Denver U. .,.. , Denver U. .... , Michigan Tech Michigan Tech Alberta U. Alberta U. .... . Left to right: Bucky Reinking and Don Hansen 1 4 3 'I 2 3 4 3 3 4 'I 3 1 3 Goalie Jeff Simus Goalie Doug Bates First Linemen, left to right: Don Wishart, Clare Smith, and Bud Hubchilx. C.C ....... '--- C.C ....... --.- C.C ....... -'-- C. C ....... -A4--4' C. C ....... .....,. 'I 7 C. C ,...... ....... 1 1 C.C ....... -4'---A C.C ......, ------ 4 C.C ....... .,..,.. C.C ....... V -4 ' - C.C ....... .A-.-4' C.C ....... -- --- C.C ....... , ..... . C.C ....... ------f Second Linemen, left to right: Hal Cowan, Ken Smith, and Bernie Royal. Alumni ,... ---4-- 3 Alumni ...,......... 5 Prince Albert ..... ------ 3 Prince Albert ...... .--... 4 St. Thomas .,.. 4---4- 0 St. Thomas .... ..4 - 0 Michigan U. ..... -.A--- 0 Michigan U. ........ ------ 4 Michigan State ....... '4---- 4 Michigan State .... ----,- 4 Minnesota U. 2 Minnesota U. 2 Lethbridge ...,. -4--- 5 Lethbridge ..,.. ----- 7 Alternate linemen, left to right: Bob Rompre, Doug Coulthard, and George DeRappard. Defensemen, left to right: Doug Silverberg, Gary Hughes, and Phil Hilton. HDCKEY K, . vunwwv- Front row, left to right: Jeff Simus, Ken Smith, Bernie Royal, Doug Coulthard, Gary Hughes, Bob Rompre, Clare Smith, Bud Hubchik, Bucky Reinking Howard Viger. Second row: Coach Cheddy Thompson, Don Demore, Phil Hilfon, Don Hansen, Hal Cowan, Gene Daniels, Don Wishart, George DeRappard Doug Silverberg, Jerry Art, Mgr. Morgan Norval. Coach Cheddy Thompson Individual Records Player Games F. Goals T. Poinfs Gary Cook .... ...... 1 8 64 187 Fred Ficek ......... 14 49 169 John Edwards ,..,.. 18 40 153 Dick Blank ....... 18 57 150 Chuck Swallow .,... 14 43 137 Ed Sneider ,... 17 29 97 Doug Little .....,.. 5 16 34 Emil Manzanares .... 5 11 28 Wendell Osborne .,.. 14 7 17 Dave CroMy ......,.. 13 2 14 Roy Wilson ,.., 9 3 9 Ed Lodmell ,..,. 12 2 5 Duane Wolfe .,..,. 2 1 2 Bolo Buchanan ., 3 0 2 Gary Carson ., 2 0 0 Jerry Esch' .... .. 2 0 0 Team Record C. C ................ ........ 5 7 C. C. ..... . C. C ......... C. C ......... C. C ......... C. C .......,. C. C ......... C. C ......... C. C .....,... C. C ......... C. C ...... C. C ...... C. C ...... C. C ...... C. C ...... C. C ....... C. C ....... C. C ....... Alumni ......,... ...... 5 6 Adams State ..,. .. 60 Fitzsimmon's ..... ...... 9 6 Fitzsimmon's ....... ...... 5 4 Western State ..... ...... 6 3 Western State ..... ...... 8 5 Ft. Carson ........ ...... 7 6 Regis ..................,.. ......... 1 09 Colorado Mines ...... ..... 7 6 Montana State ..... ...... 7 7 Montana State ..... ..... 9 6 Colorado State ...... ..... 8 5 Idaho State ...... ..... 8 4 Idaho State .,... ...,. 8 5 Adams State ,...... ..... 8 2 Colorado Mines ...,.. ..... 6 8 Regis .........,........,.. ......... 'l 02 Colorado State . ..... ..... 9 3 QQ 'wks' -Mil fm 5315? ASKETBALL apnnu-nun. I R d E stlack, Dave Crafty, Chuck Front row, left to right: Dick Blanc, Bob Buchanan, John Edwards, Doug Little, Fred Ficek. Second row: Coach e a ' ' ' C Il' . Third row: Ted Sheldon, Roy Wilson, Duane Wolfe, Gary Carson, Swallow, We Jerry Esch, Emil Manzanares. s..,w q'Wllrp.quluw ndell Osborne, Edwin Schneider, Gary Cook, Trainer Rosle a ms Coach Leon Red Eastlack Denver U. ..... . Colorado Mines .. Colorado A 8. M Colorado U. ....... . Denver U. ......... . Colorado Mines Colorado A 8. M Colorado U. ....... .