Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 246 of the 1957 volume:

file I 5. T- X 'QE . ,,, F':w-'fig' .d ve 4.- Sd ,K THE 1957 UGGET VOLUME 58 Compiled by the Associated Students of Colorado College Colorado Springs, Colorado Betty Troutman, editor Sam Best, business manager A PIOTORIAL REOORO OF LIFE AT OOLORAOO OOLLEEE Editor . . Assistant editor Business manager NUGGBT STAFF Assistant business manager . Advertising manager Copy editor . Organization editor Sports editor . Faculty and administration editor . Sorority editor ..... Fraternity editor Bookkeeper . Staff assistants . . . . . . . - . . . , , Merrillyn Bird, Mike Brown, Joy Hewins, Sue Ellen Kessler, Cathy Orr, Mary Grace Rogers, Bettie Powell Advertising salesmen Joan Allen, Keith Argow, Howard Boice, Jr., Nancy Egerton, George Kendry, Van Morrow, Molly Lou Wilson Betty Troutman . J on Cochran . Sam Best Charlene Dreher . . A1 Bevan Molly Bradshaw Marianne Smith . Bill Meyer Bunny Bauman . Judy Lentz . Bob Burford Jennelle Tipton Photographers . Bill Graham, Bill Guanell, Dick Leonard, Mark Spencer Photographs Maurice Studio, Larry Heller, Knutson-Bowers, Stan Payne, Sydney Gilbert, Bob Mclntyre, Color by Riley TABLE DT CONTENTS SPECIAL INTERESTS . . . . 4 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY . . 22 ACADEMIC . . 34 CLASSES . . . 46 ORGANIZATIONS . . . 98 SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS . . 124 SPORTS . . . . 172 ADVERTISEMENTS . . 208 L K ,,,, Y, W, ,Af g,,,,,,,,A - . , - ,f, ,- ,JH - -HV :A K k - ,... N-ff FRESHMAN WEB Whether it was standing on the corner watch- in' all the girls go by or dressing for a rush party or finding out what you knew before you started, Freshman Week was for one and all a week to be remembered. 5 3 ggi ' .4 , k 5 a. ,. V Ag R .V EP!! Eu- Wm ,y 8 21 if ' 1. fl-f N S ,-,b if P :Q ,J.i.f. A' if , . yftzi ,tm V -' .1 ,gg iff 2 l iii, iKg?f?:1 is X l si-sy , ,q A 3 ? is iv A' ,xg Candidates for Watermelon Bust Queen smile at the audience- Sand D bevich Delta Gamma SIGMA CHI WATERMBLUN BUST The crowd gathers. Y Y , 3 Nina Frimkess, Kappa Kappa Gammag Dana Bowen, Gamma Phi Betag Ann Lundgren, Al- pha Phig Marni Beck, Kappa Alpha Theta-5 and Joan Free- man, Independent Women. A booth sponsored by one of the pledge classes A distant view 6 Wat6Y2 . xc, 195' Ove - Nlarm Bjgen, felgned M155 n Bust es taieoceremom ' Waiting for the verdict C Make-up artist - S VARIBT Dance number The Bengals A picture of the South Pacific Randy Lee and group ewkj ndwu .lgate Faculty enters the act Another opening, another show 'W QMMED KN Opening event of the inaugural-home- ing weekend was the dedication of Tay- lor Dining Hall and Loomis Hall. Mrs. Harold D. Roberts spoke about Miss Ruth Loomis and Mrs. Charles L. Tutt spoke about Mrs. Alice Bemis Taylor. Willis R. Armstrong presided at the ceremonies. Shown with the plaques are Mrs. Tutt, Mr. Armstrong, President Benezet, and Mrs. Roberts. Sue Arnold, student speaker at the de- dication, shows Mr. Armstrong the pen- dant of Miss Loomis' presented to her as first president of the new residence. The Pendant will pass to future presi- dents of Loomis Hall. Participants in Shove Chapel service of rededication included Dr. Douglas Stra- ton, dean of the chapelg Dr. Clyde A. Holbrook, of Oberlin, former chapel dean, who preached the sermon: Dr. Charles C. Mierow, former president of the college, who presided, and Dr. J. Lindsay Patton, representing the clergy of Colorado Springs. Miss Louise F. Kampf and Dr. Ellsworth G. Mason inspect the Charles H. Collins Collection presented to the library as a gift from the family of the late Charles H. Collins, LL.D.. The collection was viewed by alumni at the Fine Arts Cen- ter during the inaugural-homecoming weekend. INAUGURAL- HUMEUUMING WEB END I INAUGURAL- HUMECUMING WEE END Q 'Shia Trustees and faculty assemble for the procession into Shove Chapel for the Inauguration ceremonies. President Louis T. Benezet receives the oath of office from Robert L. Mc- Ilvaine, chairman of the Board of Trus- tees. 451 Vg President Benezet receives a standing ovation on acceptance of the presiden- tial charge. Greetings at inauguration were giv- en by Robert W. Hendee, for studentsg Dr. Theodore A. Distler, director of As- sociation of American Colleges, for edu- cationg and Dr. W. Penland for faculty. The Queen and her attendants: Left to right, front row! Pat Inglis, Alpha Phig Codie Fletcher, Kappa Kappa Gammag Back row: Liz Long, Independent Womeng Jan Sterling, Delta Gammag Pauline Beck, Kappa Alpha Thetag Barb Drevdahl, Gamma Phi Beta. Halftime ceremonies. HUMECUMING QUBB!-MISS PAULINE W EEK i l'iL WINNERS V. 1 :fx ' pal: , uv- .jail .,4.q, fa., , 4 ffgila v' A mg, '15 'Eg' ci . ': ' , ' Y- 4 ,1 , , gi 4 1 In J, wk- ' gg ?, ff, L nw I 5X4sf4fl1 3K 'F s n Q , 1 We f F 0 49, Q'.' -:- Q Second place in each divi- sion - on the left Gamma Phi Beta Tigress of the Nile g on the right Phi Delta Theta Custer's Last Stand Left Alpha Phi Whale-Em! ' Right Kappa Sigma Build- ing Another Tiger Victory Left, Kappa Kappa Gamma Bust Em Tigers Right Sigma Chi St. George and the Dragon W K PM frffrrrrgg pew tru HUMECUMING PLUATS WN . ima' 32 wk? x , 'f I . ' in I than Alu. ,V Sigma Chi House decorations on the left and Beta Theta Pi C1obber Em Columbus on the right. Kappa Alpha Theta Delilah Did It, So Can We on the leftg on the right Phi Gam- ma Delta Noah's Fiji Ark WHUS WHO ' Eighteen students were chosen for Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities. Pictured above are Cfirst row! Pat Perkins, Codie Fletcher, Ellie Graves, Sue Arnold, Betty Troutman, Maggie Mathiesg Csecond rowb Don Schafroth, Wendell Osborne, Tom Fitzgerald, Billy Riley, Bob Dixon, Carl Pitts. Missing are Bill Kemp, Jim Kenney, Bob Hendee, Norm Spears, Jeff Simus, and Don Wishart. I E eisr rsr, i The installation of a chapter of Alpha Lambda Delta on the Colorado College campus took place during the winter months. All freshmen women with a 3.5 average or better became members of the national honorary fraternity. Upperclass women with an over-all average of 3.5 or better were charter members. The new members are shown above. First row: Sue Arnold, Joan Kretschmer, Bonnie Currie, Gretchen Overton, Sara Karloff, Laurel Rogers, Jan Jilka, Yettie Stolz, Anne Curtis, Arlene Rockwell, Joceile Milligan. Second row: Ann Tyler, Betty Jo Cummings, Mary Grace,Rogers, Jeanne Lenhoff, Molly Lou Wilson, Molly Bradshaw, Marian Reynolds, D'Anne Drache, Ginger Romnes, Pat Biondini, Connie Smith, Maggie Mathies, Sue Tytler, Julie Harnden, Jean Luxon. . Third row: Ellie Graves, Codie Fletcher, Julie Kooser, Doris Miedema, Nancy Baggs, Carol Orvis, Phyllis Puckett, Kay Jensen, Marge Coutchie, Claralynn Lewis, Barbara Carver, Paula Erickson, Jane Fugate, Eleanor Hammer, Lida Picton, Natalie Keinonen, Margie Uggerby, Madonna Wenz. AN ELBCTIUN BAP. Rosie Collins asks Vice-president Nixon How's the neck? during a pre-election visit by Nixon to Colorado Springs. When Nixon was in the Springs four years ago he was suffering from a minor neck discomfort and called on Rosie for massage. ndslide IA... Rauma! my www t.. , ' ai Zi! Eu-if 4 mmm' ' vt -fm mme, l I 5 iv .Fm rr the Q41 47. Lmfrwf-nunL ,Qmgv in- nffaf rm. - tomme. 1 nm .fmt ' nn we-xi .1 . K mn A mf-m,1. ' , an fm me K ' 3 wh aw nf me - npmsd wma. . . Results of the national election showed Ike in office again with the Democrats showing a slight edge in Congress. The pres- idential election results were similar to the CC campus opinion. In a student poll 75 percent of the students favored Eisenhower for president. f.,-aa, 11,-sf .I MW. tr lerzziffifl ,. L ami ..,-f me w..v..a fm- in mu ,vw Rector Sweeps To DA Triump RUYALT Miss Lee Hammond 1956 Blue Key Queen Miss Sue Schroeder Alpha Kappa Psi Queen Candidates for Man Worth a Million were Dick Blank, Independent Meng Ralph Barton, Sig- ma Chig Tom Fitzgerald, Kappa Sigrnag John Vil- mont, Phi Delta Thetag Gib Hazard, Beta Theta Pig and Basil Blume, Phi Gamma Delta. Missing Red Hay, Zeta candidate. A.W.S. GULDDIGGERS BALL Tom Fitzerald was elect- The lucky guys. ed by the Women Students prize to Roger Wilkowski as the Man Worth A Mu, tor the best corsage made lion. by Dee Ann Thompson UAIVIPUS CHEST DRIVE fs Highlight of the Campus Chest Drive was the Auction- the offices of President for a Day, Dean of Men, and Dean of Women were sold for 590, 527, and S25 respectively. Approximately S1500 was collected in the Campus Chest Drive through contributions, the auction, and proceeds of the Variety Show. Shown above are Betty Troutman, acting Dean of Meng Miss Sallie Payne Morgan, Dean of Women, Buster Gorham, acting Dean of Womeng Ellie Graves, president for the dayg and Dr. Louis T. Benezet. THE ULD MAID AND THB THIEF A tragic-comedy by Menotti, The Old Maid and the Thief, was presented by the opera workshop in March. The cast shown above was directed by Mr. Warner of the music department and the production was staged by Mr. McMil1en of the drama department. LAS VEGAS NIGHT The Independent Students Association pro- vided an evening of gambling, dancing, and dining for the student body at Las Vegas Night. The entire first floor of Slocum was converted into a Gambling Casino. A Floor Show featuring Jeanne Parks, The Bengals, and Wally Caldwell was held in the Night Club section with dancing supplied by Randy Lee and his Combo. Miss Pat Stonewater, Delta Gamma, was crowned Miss Lady Luck. Attendants were Ann Douglass, Alpha Phi, Laurie Campbell, Gamma Phi Betag Ruth Lind- quist, Kappa Kappa Gamma, and Rennie Powell, Kappa Alpha Theta. The deck was loaded! Couper Nelo' , .... ,. ,.. , .. .. W A ,. ,, .A ., W ,,,A., ,,A...h, ,- , - 14 X FN.. ., BOARD UF TRUSTEE Front row: Donald C. McCreery, George A. Allebrand, Robberts T. Simcock, Robert S. Mcllvaine, Ger- ald L. Schlessman, Louis T. Benezet, George H. Keener, Mrs. J. Hartley Murray, Galen E. Broyles. Back row: W. Robert Brossman, George W. Lilejestrom, Judge Wil- liam S. Jackson, Robert W. Hendee, Armin B. Barney, H. Chase Stone, Ben S. Wendelken. Vice-President W. Robert Brossman H. Edwin Mathias, A.M. Dean of Admission Director of Placement J Lloyd E. Worner, Ph.D. Douglas Straton, Ph. D. Dean of the College Dean of Shove Memorial Chapel 5 s i J- Juan Reid, A- B- Sallie Payne Morgan, A. M. Dean of Men , Dean of Women Director of Athletics Robert S. French, A. M. Assistant Dean of Admission William E. McMillen, A.M. Assistant Dean of Men Lewis N. Pino, Ph- D. A christine s. Moon, A.M. ASS1Sf-ant Dean Of the Assistant Dean of Women College 25 Grace G' Bffger'.A' M' Thomas A. Pankau, A. B. Ruth Scoggms Catalogue 1 ramn Director of Public Reglsffaf Information i Robberts T. Simcock John O- Howard Treasurer Assistant to the Treasurer Evelyn I. Sperling Dietition Mrs. Sam W. Vickerman Manager of the Bookstore Z Rflgel' S- Whitney, M- D- Louise F. Kampf, A. B. Ellsworth G. Mason, Ph. D Medical AdViS0I' Librarian Reference L1brar1an BUTE DEP RTMBNT i M M Sgt C. D. Collier Lt. Colonel J. O. Spencer Mai01' H- J- G0dfI'9Y V M Sgt R. W. Johnson M Sgt Leroy Odom DIVISION UI' HUMANITIES I Dr. Lewis M. Knapp A. B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of English Chairman of Department I 1 ur. J. ulenn uray A.B., A. M., Ph. D. Professor of Philosophy Chairman of Department A d M. E 1' ' AIgTnA?M, 115 iegrgex SM McCue Manuel M. Davenport A - t P f . .,. . . A.B., A.M. e ro essor of Assoclate Professor of Instructor in Philosophy Frank A. Krutzke A.B. Professor of English Neale R. Reinitz 12050125 gliiiolfi A.B., A.M. i . Instructor in English Lecturer In Geography K I Dr. Charles C. Mierow Roger? Ormes A B AM - A.B., A.M., Ph.D.,LL.D., . -, - - , ' ' ' L.H.D., Ed.D. II1StruCt0!' in EI1g11Sh Sgsociate lgfgfessolf and Distinguished Professor nec Of 0 peec of Classics Chairman of Department Chairman of Department IIIVIIIUII UI' IIIIMANITIBS Dr. Max Ph.D. , AB., AM. Of MUSIC Professor of Romance Languages Of Department Chairman of Department Earl A, Jul-,as JESSIE N. Hawkes f B,S,, A,M, B.M., M.S.M. Yvette Ottenga Assistant Professor of Instructor in Organ Instructor in French Music - ,.- S Carlton E. W. Gamer Martin Herman Dane K, Robe,-ts B-M-f M-M: , A.B. g A.B., A.M. Instructor 1n Muslc Instructor in MUSIC Instructor in Spanish Charles J- Warner C - k Dr. Leland W. Gralapp B.M., MM- Norman S' Orme B.s., M.F.A., Ph.D. ASSiStaI1t PI'0f9SS01' of in Dance Assistant Professor of Art Music Chairman of Department Chalrman of Department DIVISION DF II 'IUR L SCIENCES Dr. Robert M. Stabler A.B., Sc.C. Professor of Zoology Chairman of Department Dr. Mary A. Hamilton B.S., Ph.D. Lecturer in Zoology M I Dr. Joseph S. Leech A.B., M.S,, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Chairman of Department Dr. Margaret M. Hansman A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Dr. Otis A. Barnes B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry Chairman of Department Dr. Lester A. Michel A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr. Robert Z. Brown A.B. Sc.D. Associate Professor of Zoology 1 Wilson Y. Gately A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Joyce A. Charles A.B., A.M. Instructor in Chemistry DIVISIUN D1- NATURAL SCIENCES Dr. Paul E. Boucher A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Physics Chairman of Department Dr. William A. Fischer B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Geology Chairman of Department Dr. C. William T. Penland A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Botany Chairman of Department Dr. Wilbur H. Wright A.B., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Physics 1 l Richard M. Pearl A.B., A. M. Associate Professor of Geology Kenneth E. Scott A.B., M. S. Instructor in Geology Howard M. Olson B.S., M.S. Associate Professor of Physics Dr. L. Trowbridge Grose B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Geology John O. Kraehenbuehl B.S., M.S. Professor of Civil Engineering DIVISION UI' SUSIAL SSISIISES Dr. Kenneth J. Curran A.B., A.M., Ph.D. J. Douglas Mertz Professor of Economics and Business Administration Chairman of Department K Paul M. Jones A.B., M. S. Associate Professor of Business Administration and Banking John M. Olejnik B. S., M.B.A. Instructor in Business Administration Ray O. Werner A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Economics James A. Johnson A.B. Instructor in Business Administration John A. Crampton A. B., A.M. Instructor in Political' Science A.B., LL.B. Professor of Political Science Chairman of Department Grace Hopper Lecturer in Education J. Victor Hopper B.Ed., A.M. Associate Professor of Education DIVISION CI' SOCIAL SCIENCES Dr. Harvey L. Carter A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of History Chairman of Department Dr. Paul P. Bernard A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Instructor in History Dr. Earland I. Carlson A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History Dr. William A. Blakely B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Psychology Chairman of Department Ruth T. Carter A.B., A.M. Lecturer in Sociology P Dr. Bentley B. Gilbert A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History Dr. Van B. Shaw A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Sociology Chairman of Department Charles D. Bolton A. B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Sociology Dr. William R. Hochman A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History ,T E Fine Art Center Members of the Basic Design class, Carole Beery and Bill Meyer, are pictured working during their class period. ,,, Interior of Fine Art Center M USIC SHOVE CHAPEL The Colorado College chair, under the direction of Charles J. Warner, has not only sung occasionally at chapel services but has also participated in the College Concert series. Shown above is the Colorado College National Music Fraternity. The flute trio - Linda Watson, Alice Lehman, and Pat Smith- who perform with the band and presented concerts in the spring. M The Colorado College band under the direction of Mr. Earl A. J uhas presented concerts and supported the football and hockey teams throughout the year. The dance department has worked hard this year, putting on several shows, participating in the Variety Show and proving an asset to Color- ado College. The dance classes are under the direction of Norman Cor- nick. , A Palmer Hall Zoology Laboratory Advanced Zoology Laboratory CLASSES Chemistry Laboratory -ni I .W . GLASSES Tb Reserve room 1n Coburn Llbrary Accounting Lab Coburn Library Seminar in Psychology The staff of KRCC has worked industriously throughout the year to bring the students and the town people what they desire from a radio station. Shown above is part of the equipment, below the record file of KRCC. KRCC is located in South Hall. I u ou, 2, i 5, i 1? :Q 52 RCC ROTC Battalion Officers: left to right: Floyd King, Doug Little, Bob Blanpied. L - ROTC band under t h e leadership of Bob Burford. ROTC 5 4 X., Company A Capt. Bob Flint, commander -- ,a , Company B Capt. Don Peak, commander Company C Capt. Charles Owens, commander Pershing Rifles: Van Sonnenberg, president ..A. A , ,,,.. 1 A. ,.,.: .. M1 ., , .,,,.,A,4 ., .. offigg f rr s ,sign ,4 ,j'hq,-.nf ,,hffu'sgP- i in SENIUP-.S y Class Commissioners: Miriam Robbinsg Bob Hende, president Ellie Graves y John Vernell Brock Vonnie Adams Beloit, Wisconsin Psychology, Delta Gamma 1, 2, 3, 4 -House Chairman 3, President 45 AWS 2, 35 Secretary, Interdormi- tory Council 35 Hall Council 25 Tiger Club 3,45 Nugget staff 1. Billie Jean Andrews Colorado Springs, Colorado Englishg Kappa Alpha Theta l,2,3, 4-Rush Chairman 3, President 45 Panhellenic Council 35 Tiger Club l,2,3,4, FTA 43 Spanish Club, Vice- president 45 Stardust Queen Atten- dant l5 Variety Show 1. William Edward Barton Elfrida, Arizona Business Administration5 Alpha Kappa Psi, president 45 Pi Gamma Mu5 Deans List 2,3, Robert Howard Blanpied Ogden, Utah Chemistry, Beta Theta Pi 1,2,3,4- Pledge Trainer 2,3, Vice-president and Social Chairman 45 German Club 1,23 American Chemical So- ciety 2,3,45 Golf 1,2,3g Dean's List 3. Robert Lee Becker Poughkeepsie, New York Political, Science i Colorado Springs, Colorado Geology5 Geology Club 1,2,3,4-- Treasurer 3, Vice-president 4. Q al? gig ig i Susan Marie Arnold Salt Lake City, Utah Englishg Kappa Kappa Gamma 2, 3,4-Vice-president 45 Tiger Club 2,3,45 Honor Council 45 AWS 2,3 fist Vice-president 35 Interdorm- itory Council 45 President, Loomis Hall 45 Hall Council l,2,4g ASCC 1,25 Canterbury Club 2,3,45 Variety Show 45 Dean's List 1,2,35 Who's Who 4. Arima .1 xx E25 x X4 ,Rx i Gerald Gustave Capello Ottowa, Ontario, Canada French ' ' , .wr Berta Lou Clarke Littleton, Colorado Spanishg IWA 1,2,3,4-Secretary 2g French Club 1,2,3,4-President 4g Spanish Club 1,2,3,4g Foreign Student Committee 1,2,3,4g Hall Council 3g Wing President, Loomis Hall 4g lnterdormitory Council 45 Secretary FTA 4g Secretary Lead- ership Conference 33 German Club 2,35 French Award 2g Mountain Club lg Dean's List l,2,3. Gertrude G. Cormia New York City, New York Zoolo ' Ka pa Kappa Gamma 1 gy, D , 2,3,4g Tiger Club 2,3,4g WAA 2,4- Vice-president 4g Wakuta 3,4 - President 4g Cheerleader 43 FTA 4. Ellen Kay Cohen Columbia, Missouri Clinton Cook Daniels Denver, Colorado Economics Joseph Robert Daley Oglesby, - Illinois Chemistryg Football 1,2,3,4 Walter Reuben Dedrick III Los Angeles, Calif. Business Administrationg Phi Gamma Delta l,2,3,4 Elaine Patricia Demis Denver, Colorado 35, ft Douglis Albert Disney Genevieve Drews Long Beach, Cflllfofnlf? , Colorado Springs, Colorado Business Administrationg P h1 Chemistry: Graduate Studuent Gamma Delta l,2,3,4 Stephen Wardwell Edwards Evanston, Illinois Business Administration Richard Jessop Evans, Jr. Rocky Ford, Colorado Chemistry, Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4- President 45 Inter-fraternity Coun- cil 3,4, Leadership Conference 33 Dean's List 2,3. Nancy Joan Egerton White Plains, New York Political Science, Gamma Phi Beta l,2,3,4 - Corresponding Secretary 3, Recording Secretary 4, Foreign Student Committee 3,45 Tiger Club 3,4 Thomas Acton Fitzgerald, Jr. Dorchester, Massachusetts History, Kappa Sigma 1,2,3,4 - Grand Master of Ceremonies 45 ASCC 2,3,4 - Treasurer 43 Honor Council 2,3,4, Class Commissioner 1,2,3g Soccer 2,3,4 - Captain 33 President, Lancers 45 Theta Man 2g ,Newman Club 1,23 Who's Who 4. l 51 Codie Jo Fletcher Englewood, Colorado Political Scienceg Kappa Kappa Gamma 1,2,3,45 ASCC 3-Publica- tions Board Chairman 35 Class Commissioner 35 Honor Council 3,45 Hall Council 25 AWS 3,4 - Second Vice-president 3, President 45 Interdormitory Council 3,45 CUL 45 Campus Christian Fellowship 2, 3,45 Pi Gamma Mu 45 FTA 45 Vari- ety Show 2,45 Homecoming Queen Attendant 45 Dean's -List l,2,35 Who's Who 4. David Edward Fletcher Colorado Springs, Colorado Business Administrationg Phi Gamma Delta 1,2,3,45 Football l, 2,3,45-Captain 4. Sidney Gilbert Cascade, Colorado Psychologyg Psychology Club 3,45 Nugget staff 2,3,45 Music Work- shop 35 Variety Show 2,35 Opera Workshop 35 Stage Production 2,3 Lee Hammond Del Norte, Colorado Spanish5 Kappa Kappa Gamma 1, 2,3,4-Recording Secretary 45 Hall Council 2,35 Spanish Club 45 FTA 45 NCAA Hockey Queen Attend- ant 1, Honorary Blue Key Queen 3 Cynthia Bland Hagner Colorado Springs, Colorado Education5 Kappa Alpha Theta 1, 2,3,4 - Historian 3, Assistant Pledge Trainer 45 Tiger Club 1,2, 3,45 Variety Show 1,45 Miami Triad Queen 2 Ann Louisa Hanson Wichita, Kansas Frenchg Kappa Kappa Gamma 1, 2,3,4 - Key Correspondent 2,3, Corresponding S e c r e t a r y 3,45 French Club5 Military Ball Queen Attendant 25 Enthusiasm Commit- tee 15 Variety Show 4. his Barbara Jean Gilbert Seattle, Washington Sociologyg Kappa Kappa Gamma 1,2,3,4-Vice-president 3, Assistant Pledge Trainer 45 Hall Council 25 Wing President, Loomis Hall 45 Interdormitory Council 45 AWS 3,45 Sociology Club 1,2,3-Presi- dent 45 Variety Show 4 Julie Harnden Klamath Falls, Oregon Chemistryg Gamma Phi Beta 1,2,3, 4-Pledge Trainer 3, Coordinating Chairman 45 Hall Council 1,35 AWS 2,3,45 American Chemical Society 45 Sweetheart of Sigma Chi 35 Dean's List 2,3. Charles Andrew Haslett Colorado Springs, Colorado Geology Kay Charles Havenor Colorado Springs, Colorado Geologyg Geology Club 1,2,3,4- Vice-president 3, President 45 Dean's List 2,3. Charles Edward Hobden Colorado Springs, Colorado Psychologyg C a m p u s Christian Fellowship Robert William Hendee, Jr. Colorado Springs, Colorado Zoology, Phi Gamma Delta l,2,3,4 -Alumni Chairman 2,3, Rush Chairman 3, Scholarship Chairman 45 Honor Council 2,3,4-President 45 Blue Key 2,3,45 Class President 2,3,45 ASCC 2,3-Treasurer 35 German Club 2,35 Foreign Student Committee 2,35 Leadership Con- ference Chairman 35 King, Gold- digger's Ball 25 Dean's List 2,35 Who's Who 4. Carol Margaret Howell Taos, New Mexico Sociologyg Delta Gamma 2,3,4- Recordmg Secretary 3,4, Standards Board 45 French Club 1,2,3,45 So- C1010gy Club 2,3,4 Hall Council 2,3,4, Wing President, Loomis Hall 45 Interdormitory Council 45 Pi Gamma Mu 3,4-President 3,45 Variety Show 3. Joan Hatchette Lake Charles, Louisiana Education, Gamma Phi Beta 2,3,4 -Corresponding Secretary 43 Hall Council 25 Homecoming Queen At- tendant 2, Dance Concert l,2,3,4 Variety Show 1,4 Florence Dawn Irving Colorado Springs, Colorado Sociologyg IWA l,2,3,45 Foreign Student Committee 2,3 - Secre- tary 2,35 International Relations Club 2,45 Sociology Club 3,45 Cam- pus Christian Fellowship 1,2,3,4- Vice-president 3, Program Chair- man 45 Pi Gamma Mu 2,35 Dean's List 3. Linda Zoe Jenkins Burlington, Iowa Psychologyg Delta Gamma 1,2,3,4 -Recording Secretary 2,3, First Vice-president 3,45 Hall Council 25 Secretary Quadrangle Association 1,25 Tiger Club l,2,3,45 Wakuta 3,45 Psychology Club 2,3,4-Secretary 3,4. Raymond Edgar Kandt, Jr. Colorado Springs, Colorado Chemistryg Sigma Chi l,2,3,4 - Scholarship Chairman 2, S o n g Chairman 35 Committee on Relig- ious Affairs 2g Inter-fraternity Council 25 Dean's List 2,3. William Gordon Kemp Denver, Colorado Business Administration George Christopher Kenry, Jr. Highwood, Illinois Political Scienceg Alpha Kappa Psi 1,2,3,45 Swimming 15 Football 35 Zeta 4. James Elyn Kenney North Platte, Nebraska Business Administration' Al ha , , 5 , P Kappa Psi 3,45 P1 Gamma Mu 45 Honor Council 45 Campus Chris- tian Fellowship 3,45 Committee on Religious Affairs 45 Dean's List 35 Who's Who. Thomas Jefferson Kilgore Colorado Sprin.gs, Colorado Business Administration Richard S. Kopp Colorado Springs, Colorado Geology, Beloit College 1,23 Sigma Chig Geology Club 1,2,3,4-Secre- tary 4. Sharon Henson Kramer Colorado Springs, Colorado Chemistry, Alpha Phi 1,2,3,4 - Song Chairman 1,2,3, Scholarship Chairman 2,33 American Chemical Society 1,2,3,4-President 3, Ger- man Club 1,2g Variety Show 1,23 Opera Workshop 3, Dear-Us List 1,2 Ingeborg Loretta Lindner San Bernadino, California Mathematics, Gamma Phi Beta 1, 2,3,4 - Scholarship Chairman 33 Treasurer, AWS 39 Interdormitory Council 3, Basketball Queen 23 Wakuta 3,45 Dean's List 1,2,3. Elizabeth Reed Long Dallas, Texas Educationg SMU 1,2, Hall Council 45 Homecoming Queen Attendant 4 Douglas Ross Little Omaha, Nebraska Business Administrationg B e t a Theta Pi 1,2,3,4 -- Vice-president 35 Inter-fraternity Council 3,4g Pershing Rifles 2,3,4g Track 13 Basketball 1,2,3g Lancers 3,4. Richard Whaley McCabe Swarthmore, Pennsylvania English Robert Henry Ligier Colorado Springs, Colorado Business Administration Elmanson Avery McCarthy III Pasadena, California Spanish5 Pershing Rifles 3,45 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 - Social Chairman 3, President 4. James Russell McCrea Donald Madich Virginia Minnesota Riverside, Connecticut . ' . F tb 11 Geology: Mountain Club 1,2,3,4g Business Administration oo a Geology Club 4 2ii1,4Basketball 3 Inter hall Coun Elizabeth Maier Denver, Colorado Educationg Kappa Alpha Theta 1, 2,3,4 - Ass't Pledge Trainer 3, Rush Chairman 4, Personnel Board 45 Pahnellenic Council 3,45 Tiger Club 2,3,45 German Club 1,2-Sec- retary 25 Homecoming Queen At- tendant 35 Enthusiasm Committee 15 Variety Show 45 FTA 4. Margaret Jean Mathies Colorado Springs, Colorado Zoology5 Kappa Kappa Gamma 1, 2,3,4-Treasurer 2,35 Class Com- missioner 25 AWS 3,4 - lst Vice- president 45 Interdormitory Coun- cil 45 Tiger C-lub 2,3,4g Campus Christian Fellowship 2,3,4 - Vice- president 45 Westminster Fellow- ship 1,2,3,45 Committee on Relig- ious Affairs 1,2,3,4g Wakuta 3,45 Perkins Prize 25 Ann Rice Award 35 Dean's List 1,2,35 Phi Beta Kap- pa 3,45 Who's Who 4. Robert Lawrence Marsolais Colorado Springs, Colorado History, History Club 3,4 - Pro- gram Chairman 45 Treasurer, FTA 45 President, Hagerman Hall 35 Intramurals 1,25 Hockey 2,3,4. Donald Edward Miller Colorado Springs, Colorado Geology Charles Rowe Moeser, Jr. Colorado Springs, Colorado Sociologyg Original Class '51 - USAF '50-'565 Sigma Chi 1,2,3,45 Growlers 1,2,35 Ski Team 1,2,35 Ski Club 2,35 JV Football 15 JV Hockey 2,35 Student Sociology Council 35 Sociology Club 4 5 4 xii Robert Atwell Moore Falls Village, Connecticut Geology5 Lancers 45 Zeta 45 Geol- ogy Club 45 Intramurals l,2,3,45 Variety Show 45 Basketball l Joyce Byrnes Niedermeyer Mt. Carroll, Illinois Frenchg Kappa Alpha Theta 1,2,3, 4-Activities Chairman 2, Scholar- ship Chairman 3, Treasurer 45 Hall Council 2,45 Wing President, Loo- mis 45 French Club 3,45 Variety Show 1,2. David Wendell Osborne Colorado Springs, Colorado Chemistryg Football 1,25 Basket- ball 25 Track 1,2,3,45 American Chemical Society 2,3,45 Blue Key 3,4 - President 3,45 Dean's List 1,2,35 Phi Beta Kappa 3,45 Who's Who 4 Edward Carl Normandt Inverness, Illinois Art5 Nugget staff 2,35 Kinnikinnik staff 45 Slocum Hall Council 2,3,4 -President 3,45 Inter-hall council 3,4-President 3,45 Newman Club 2,3,4-Treasurer 3,4. Charles Wesley Owens Colorado Springs, Colorado Chemistry5 Foreign Student Com- mittee 1,2 - Secretary 25 Ameri- can Qhemical Society 2,3,4-Presi- dent 45 Pershing Rifles 2,3,45 Com- mittee on Religious Affairs 15 Dean's List 1,2,3. Milton Griggs Nichols Greenwich, Connecticut Business Administration Patricia Ann Perkins Englewood, Colorado English: Kappa Kappa Gamma 1,2, 3,4-Pledge president 1, Panhel- lenic delegate 3,4, Rush Chairman 4, Naiads 1, Tiger Club 2,3g Pan- hellenic Council 2,3,4-Treasurer 2, WAA 2,3 - Treasurer 2, Pres- ident 3g Committee on Religious Affairs 3,4g AWS 3g Christian Science Organization 2,3,4-Treas- urer 2, President 3,4g Hall Coun- cil 2,45 Wakuta 3,4g President, FTA 4, Who's Who 4. Antoinette Persons Fort Wayne, Indiana Education, Kappa Alpha Theta 1, 2,3,4-Pledge president 1, Jr. Pan- hellenic 1, Outstanding Theta Jun- ior 3, Scholarship pin 4, Vice-pres- ident 41 Tiger staff 2,3, Hall Coun- cil 3,4g Wing President, Loomis 4, lnterdormitory Council 4, Tiger Club 2,3,4-President 4, AWS 45 Dean's List 3. Carl Chester Pitts Colorado Springs, Colorado Chemistryg Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4 - President 3, ASCC l,2,3,4 - Pres- ident 45 Honor Council 3,43 Blue Key 3,45 Inter-fraternity Council 35 Who's Who 4. Samuel Jamieson Risk Wayne, Pennsylvania Business Administration John Nelson Price Colorado Springs, Colorado Economics, Kappa Sigma 1,2,3,4g Honor Council 3,4, Exchange Stu- dent to Holland 3 Miriam Clair Robins Denver, Colorado Musicg Kappa Alpha Theta 1,2,3,4 -Rush Chairman 2, Panhellenic delegate 3, Corresponding Secre- tary 4, Fraternity Education Chairman 4, Variety Show 1,2,3,4g Tiger Club l,2,3,4g Panhellenic Council 2,3 - Vice-president 3, Corresponding Secretary 3, Advis- or to Jr. Panhellenic 3, Senior Class Commissioner 4, Hall Coun- cil 2, Music Workshop 3, Song Fest Chairman 2g Dean's List 2. Phillip Weaver Phillips Colorado Springs, Colorado Geology, Geology Club 4, Dean's List 2,3,4. X A 5 . Stephen Andrew Rothman Lake Shore Drive, Illinois Political Scenceg International Re- lations Club 3,4 - Treasurer 3,45 Dramatics Club 35 Citizenship Club 35 Slocum Hall Council 3,4. fig, ry Qin 3f'a.1' ..li1 t IQ, .tl-,lx.z1 , .. K ,..,. 5 M, ,,X. . , I , Joanne Samples Fort Morgan, Colorado Historyg Kappa Kappa Gamma 1,2,3,45 History Club 3,4 - Vice- president 35 Hall Council 35 Tiger staff 15 Variety Show 2,45 Enthu- siasm Committee 15 Pi Gamma Mu 3,4 - Program Chairman 4 William Patrick Schacht Long Beach, California Geologyg Kappa Sigma 1,2,3,45 Swimming Team 1,25 Mountain Club 1,2,3,45 Geology Club 2 Robert Lloyd Schafroth Colorado Springs, Colorado Business Administration Don Wallace Schafroth Colorado Springs, Colorado Geologyg Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,45 Foreign Student Committee 2,3,4- Chairman 45 Geology Club 3,45 German Club 2,33 Publications Board 4 - Chairman 45 ASCC 2,3, 45 Variety Show 35 Dean's List l,2,3. Shirley Marie Schafroth Colorado Springs, Colorado Art5 German Club 2,3,45 Westmin- ster Fellowship 1,2,3,45 Summer Foreign Student Committee 2 3' Dean's List 3. Dorothy Jane Samson Honolulu, Hawaii Education5 Naiads 3,4 - President 45 Nugget staff 2,35 Vice-president FTA 45 Campus Christian Fellow- ship 4. Stella Marie Schmittner Colorado Springs, Colorado Zoology Alice Barrett Scudder Lake Forest, Illinois Zoologyg Delta Gamma 1,2,3,4g Hall Council 33 Tiger Club 2,3,4, Wakuta 3,4, Foreign Student Com- mittee 4 Harold Dean Shearer Colorado Springs, Colorado Zoologyg Navy '53-55g Creighton U. 35 Class President lg Chapel Board 15 Newman Club 2 - Pres- ident 2. Allan Jeffrey Simus Minneapolis, Minnesota Geologyg Phi Gamma Delta 1,2,3, 4,5g Honor Council l,2,3,4 -- Pres- ident 4, Blue Key 4,5g Hockey 2, 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4g Who's Who 4,5. Vernon Tedley Shelton Glenwood Springs, Colorado Political Scienceg Basketball 2, Intramurals 1,2,3g S e c r e t a r y - Treasurer, Hagerman Hall 3g In- ter-hall Council 33 Counselor, Slo- cum Hall 4g Zeta 4. Maryellen Smith Denver, Colorado Sociology, Alpha Phi 1,2,3,4 - Secretary 3, Sociology Club 5, FTA 4g Dean's List 15 Pi Gamma Mu 3,4. '3 at ag David Bartlett Shaw Springfield, Massachusetts Political Scenceg Transfer, Beta Theta Pi 3,4 - Social Chairman 3, Pledge trainer 4g Intramurals 3,4 -:qv milf Vance Erwin Sonnenburg Colorado Springs, Colorado Chemistry Norman Dixon Spears Elgin, Illinois Chemistry, Phi Delta Theta l,2,3,4 -House Manager 2, Vice-presi- dent 3g Honor Council 2,3,4g ASCC l,2,3 Foreign Student Committee 2g Blue Key 3,4 - Vice-president 4, Football 1,2,3g Tennis l,2,3g Committee on S'udent Conduct 4 -Chairman 4, Who's Who 4 Jennelle Tipton Casper, Wyoming Zoologyg Nugget staff 4 Betty Lee Troutman Merriam, Kansas Psychology, Gamma Phi Beta 1,2, 3,4 - Standards Chairman 3, President 4, Nuggett Editor 4, ASCC 2,3 - Social Chairman 3, Chairman Campus Chest Drive 2, 35 Hall Council 1,25 AWS 2,3 - Secretary Activities Council 3g Tiger staff 1,2,3-Copy editor 1, Managing Editor 2,3g Publications Board - Secretary 4, Leadership Conference Planning Committee 35 Mountain Day Committee 1,2 - Chairman 2, Who's Who 4 Anne Trostel Wh Neil Cecil Stillinger Las Vegas, New Mexico History, Kappa Sigma 2,3,4 Secretary 4g Tiger staff l,2,3,4 Sports Editor 2,43 Debate 1,2 Colorado Springs, Colorado Sociologyg Alpha Phi 1,2,3,4 - Homecoming Chairman 43 Sociol- ogy Club 4, Young Republicans 4 J. Lynn Tucker Greensburg, Kansas Business Administration, Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4g Pershing Rifle s , KRCC-FM M a n a g e r g Variety Show 2,3,4g Colorado College Play- ers. V James Alfred Tuttle Colorado Springs, Colorado Business Administrationg A l ph a Kappa Psig Band. I . if John Northup Underwood Ronald James Villeneuve Highland Park, Illinois Maxville, Ontario, Canada Sociologyg Sigma Chi 1,2,3,4g Geology Freshman Football Managerg In- ter-fraternity Council 2,3 James Jared Ward Pueblo, Colorado Physics Martha Woollett h'? i , Wilmette, Illinois 4 Psychologyg Delta Gamma 1,2,3,4g - Wing President, Loomis 4 I , , - John Russel Wheat Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan Historyg Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4- Treasurer 43 International Rela- tions Club 3,4- Publicity Chair- man 4g Debate Club 45 History Club 3,4-Social Chairman 4g Cit- izenship Club 3,4g Track Team 1,2,3g Ski Team 2,3-Captain 3g Variety Show l Anne-Cable Young Sherman, Texas Geologyg Alpha Phi 3,4 'Wlfrm Q 1 . JUNIURS Class Commissioners: Dave Glaze, president Karen Jorgensen, Dave Jenkins Joan Allen Suzi Althouse Keith ArS0W Pauline Beck Marni Becker Sam Best Matt Broom Lynn Brown Bob Buchanan Garry Carson Don Clay King Clemons Sara Clifford Jon Cochran Doug Corley Nancy Cunningham John Curzon Murray D93 N N N 65 Y w r i,,,,-W P3111 Dishong Barbara Drevdahl Dottie Duell Ray Eppert Paula Erickson Pete Gazzola TY Greene Harry Harasyn Andrea Jelstrup Dave Jenkins Marilyn Johnson Bob Jones Karen Jorgensen James Kramer Joan Kretschmer Sue Leonard Mary Leopold Loren Less N , T Connie Little Dan Louck Bob McCusker Bob Manka Peggy Merriman Sandria Miller 4 1 1 '1 68 John Morton Marty Offergeld Larry Oswalt Harley Patterson Marilyn Pauley Dean Perron Bettie Powell Gingef Romnes Judy Reid Ed Ruland Bill Savage Pat Scharf Ike Scott i Janet Slaughter Marianne Smith William Smith Don Soukup Jan Sterling Chuck Street J if William Tyree Keith Warrenburg Barbara Wusich SDPHUMURES N vt, H 2 2 i Class Commissioners: Larry Long, Bill Hardin, president Bob Burford Mary Allen Nancy Baggs Ruth Barnett Bruce Batting Kaye Asdel Duane Barber Doug Bassarab Barbara Baumann I Al Bevin Carl Boyer Lucinda Beyer Sue Bloche Jane Bridgeman Bob Burford Carole Carlson Barbara Case Kay Burcky T. J. Campbell Barbara Car ver Denne Chisholm Marilyn Clark Jean David Dan Crecelius Bette Jo Cummings Callista Davies Margaret Day APU Douglass Charlene Dfehel' Sarah Davis B111 Dickson Dianne Dyatt Sally Ebrey Sue Ecke Anne Frieser Ann Fiedler Ann Frederick K! Victoria Galloway A1'thUf G01'ham D003 H8I'I'iS5 Carol Hawkins Lyn Gardner Ann Hapgood Nancy Harrington Hal Huggins Ray Holt Barbara Jensen Terry Huston Jon J ecker Julie Kooser Larry Long Janet Johnson Carlyle J . , , Nancy Johnston Janis Kagges Margle Llndskog A11ne Lowman Y K Sue Lundquist Maxine McCotter Ann Lust Jean Luxon Sylvia Mcnermeit Phil Mason Doris Miedema Jvceile Milligan Don MacMillan John Mauk Martha Milam Nancy Morris Nancy Myers Carol Orvis Harold Paddon Mike Park r .' Joh? PHFI' Marian Reynolds Robert Roth Mary Alice Root Rvbm R165 Renny Powell Ernie Rotondo Jay Schrader E Robert Scarpati Shirley Shaffer Sue Schaefer Nancy Skorey Bevel-1y Smith Ann Speir Julie Stoutenour Bob Tanner Eddie Smith Robert Stephens Kay Stover Georgie Thomas Gerry Thompson Dick Waters Bill Tiedt Mike Tilma Jane Whitney Dick Wiegandt 5116 Wilhelm Ted Wilder Molly Lou Wilson Bob Yeager FRESHMEN ps. j Class Commissioners: Gary Eschg presidentg Mike Brown, and Bill Peterson K ..,g7.s3fvfszLAsw Te Warren Anderson Pat Barber Sue Aiken Sharon Austin Marni Beck Roberta Allen JO B811 Pat Bickhard John cis Best Merrillyn Bird Carol Bering Pat Biondini Shawn Bogue Peggy Barbee Barbara Brierly Howard Bgice Dana Bowen Charles Brodhead Martha Bonforte Helen Brainerd Curtis Brokaw I i Burkhard Mike Brown Roberta Browne , Ton1 Brown Barbara Bunyan Mafuynn BUTSOYI Laurie Campbell Alan Chirgwin C Jolie Burt Vefgie Cederberg Fred Cochrane William Cameron Frarwes Chandler Robert Coit John Cunningham t Anne' Curtis Susafl Dabelsfeen Bonnie Currie Emylou Cutter Hafflef Dany John D1er Ron Davis John Drake Richard De La Vergne Mike Duclaux Sandra Dybevick Bob Dyk Larry Eichman n . ff , ' , , LW f w 31. . Joan Ellis ' Y Suzanne Engle Toby Farrel Dotty Emmerson Lynn pales Dave Fessenden Bob Freeman Donna Garen Ann Finsterbusch J F Martha Garner Judie Forster can reeman Norm Gehrt Nina Frimkess Mary Genaro Doug Gover Martha G1'0SSk0P Kathy Goode Skip Greenman Lmda Guntle Audrey Hansen Peggy Hanson Morris Hecox Margaret Gurau Mary Ann Halker Barbara Hendrey Paul Henry Linda Hervey Portia Holt Sally Jam chick Howlett 312211 Ifffnes Kay Jenseffgn I J I Jamce Johnson Sara Karloff J'1k Jan 1 a M rna Johnson Natalie Kemonen Ch 1 J h Y ery 0 n Jeanne Joyner Mary Jo Keller Anne Kilham Don Kind - Doug Kimmel . . Aatos Koski Orey K1nasew1ch Anita Kurzenberger Susan LaRoche Ruth Lindquist Gaylen Lair Alice Lehman Lininger Goodrich Lanam Margaret Liggett Lmnea LIIJH Derek Longstaff T0m L0ve IIj'IgS,Eeg 1 Eaten Frank Lotrich Wylie Lucero g 2 Wallace McKenzie Barbara MacPherson Susan MCKUT1 Cecil McG1othen Barbar MCK1I11ey r I anne Meagher Jqhn Metzger ary Mertz B111 Meyer George McKinley Sally Mack Toni Mann Ed Miller Kay Miller A it L1nda Montgomery Glenna Muchow Dick Moore Curt Mueller Leslie Minear 1 M tt Ken Munson Doug Mitchell Pau O - , - Gretchen Overton H61eH.PHfiS 2:31570 tiller' Norman pam-up Naomx Parker 1 4 B111 Peterson Ruth Powell Sandie Peck Brooke Pierce Allan Powell Joan Pennington George Porter George Powell Maizie Primas Kathy Pullan Glenda Ridenour Phyllis Puckett Virginia Rea DOH R0b9I'TS0H Arlene Rockwell Peter Ruch Liz Robinson Laurel Rogers Judy Russell Phyllis Robson Ann Rosenkrans Lucille Sanford Elaine Schaneman Richard Schipper Bobette Sherlock Sally Scherer Don Scott T0va Siegmund. Ellery Sinclair Mark SDGHCGI' 5303 gills Herbert Smith sandra Steele u y lmpson Pat Smith Lenora Steeve Z Karen Stiffler John Sweney Jack Tench Bunny Swanson Stan Swenson Lynn Terrill 0 rr Carol Thrower Sue Tytler 'rom 'rheirbah Beverly Turner Mafgie.U.gge bY Pat Thompson Julie Turtle Joan Vlvlan Charles Wagner Nancy Ward Phoebe Weiss Cherry Wagner Linda Watson Noreen Welch Chas. Willoughby Terry Witt C. d ,W,1 John Worthington Awe White. P252 ivilsiiox L12 Wyckoff M1ckey W11k1DSOn Phyllis Yoes Jerry Young Spike Yoder PRESHMAN WEEK ...LATER H SE C0 i SSOOI TEO STUDENTS OF OOLORAOO OOLLEOE IX Front row, left to right: Tom Fitzgerald, Carl Pitts, Dave Glaze Margaret Day. Back row, left to right: Nancy Johnston, Jane Whitney Cindy Beyer Codie Fletcher, Don Schafroth, John Sangster, Robert Manka Jean David. The Associated Students of Colorado College, the principal student organization, represents the entire CC student body and works in coop- eration with the students, faculty, and admin- istration. This year it has been in the process of re-writing the constitution, with the hope of obtaining better representation from the stu- dent body and a stronger voice in college ad- ministrative policies. ASCC sponsonrs an an- nual Campus Chest Drive, the funds from which are given ten charities. It is also in charge of all-school elections. Margaret Day Tom Fitzgerald Secretary Treasurer 100 , HONOR OOUNOIL Bob Hendee President Seated: Bob Hendee, Andrea Jelstrup, Codie Fletcher, Susan Arnold, Bill Hardin. Standing: Carl Pitts, Don Wishart, John Price, Dave Glaze, Tom Fitzgerald, Jim Kenney, Norm Spears, Webb Otis. The Honor Council, composed of twelve students, introduces and explains the honor code to new students during Freshman week every year. It is their job to administer the honor systerni to hear and rule on all cases arising from violation of the code and to perpetuate the honor system on campus. COMMITTEE ON STUDENT OONOOOT Norm Spears Chairman Seated: Betty Troutman, Norm Spears, Karen Jorgensen Standing! Jim Doan, Dr. Worner, Keith Argow, Dean Reid. Not present: Dean Morgan. The committee on Student Conduct is the judicial body hand- ling disciplinary problems not under the jurisdiction of the dorm governments. It considers all cases of expulsion and is in charge of chapel attendance policies. The five student mem- bers are elected from the student body at large. Row 1: Amy Sasaki, Activities Council sec.3 Suzi Althouse, 2nd vice-pres., Barb Drevdahl, Sec. IDC, Row 2: Maggie Mathies, 1st Vice Pres.g Codie Fletcher, Pres.g Molly Bradshaw, Treas. SSCCIATED WCMEN STUDENTS The AWS Executive Committee is made up of the six officers of AWS. These officers also act as members of both the Activities Council and IDC. The purpose of the Activities Council is to coordinate the activities of the various women's organizations on campus and to sponsor services such as the Trade-Inn, the ANVS Bookstore, and the fall Welcoming Committee. ACTIVITIES COUNCIL Row 12 Ginger Romnes, Lynn Brown, Amy Sas- aki, Nancy Harrington, Barb Powell. Row 2: Toni Persons, Ann Daniels, Sue Alt- house, Karen Jorgensen, Maggie Mathies, Marty Campbell, advisor. Row 3: Leslie Davis, Barb Drevdahl, Carol Orvis, Codie Fletcher, Sue Leonard, Julie Koos- er, Joan Kretschmer, Jeanne Parks. INTERDDRMITUR COUNCIL IDC is the governing body which originates pol- icies and penalties for the women's dorms. 1 It is composed of the hall presidents, the executive officers, and an advisor. IHC SOVGTUS the men S residence halls. Its members are hall presidents and dorm representatives. Row 11 Maggie Mathies, Berta Lou Clarke, Amy Sasaki. Row 22 Toni Persons, Suzi Althouse, Cindy Beyer, Barb Drevdahl, Sue Arnold. Row 3: Jean Gilbert, Molly Bradshaw, Paula Erickson, Andy Jelstrup, Martha Woollett. Row 4: Codie Fletcher, Ellie Graves, Joyce Neidermeyer, Carol Howell. Floyd King, John Edwards, Don Madich, John Poer, Peter Papageorgiou, Bill Richmond. Seated: Harry Harasyng Ed Normandt, presi- dent, John Parr, secretary, Ray Eppert, treas- urerg Frank Daley. PNNHCLLBNIC COUNCIL Row 1: Barb Drevdahl, president-electg Andy Jelstrup, secre- taryg Claralynn Lewisg Ann Daniels, president. Row 2: Pauline Beckg Liz Maierg Sue Schroederg Jane Ellinger, treasurerg Sandy Zaring. Missing: Sherri Westerfield, Sharon Connor, Patsy Perkins, Miss Moon, advisor. Each sorority pledge class sends two rep- resentatives to this group whose purpose is to help with the orientation of pledges to sorority and cam- pus life. They spon- sor a service project and a progressive dinner in which all the pledges partici- pate. 104 JUNIOR PANHBLLCNIC COUNCIL The local Panhellenic Council, composed of representatives from all sororities, works in coordination with National Panhellenic. It is the governing body of all sororities on campus and reg- ulates and organizes rush. Row 1: Anne Lungren, Dee Lininger, Nancy Ward, Pat Smith, Goodrich Lanam. Row 2: Dee Ann Thompson, Judy Fuller, Helen Brainerd, Sara Karloff, Mary Jo Keller. IFC is organized to deal with all inter- fraternity relations such as sports events, social functions, and rush. The council is composed of the president and one other representative from each fraternity. INTER-FRATERNIT CUUNUIL Seated: Adlai Rust, Bob Dixon, president, Juan Reid, advisor. Standing: Charles Bordner, Dick Evans, Dave Glaze, Jim Deyo, Tom Crouch, Bill Kemp, Don Hansen, Jim Doan. Missing: Doug Little BLUE KE Row 1: Dave Glazeg Dave Jenkins, Webb Otis, alum Sec.g Norm Spears, vice-Pres., Carl Pitts, Bill Riley, Sec.-Treas. Row 2: Bill Kemp, Corres-Sec.g Bob Hendeeg Wendell Osborne, Pres.g Don Wishartg Jeff Simusg Don Soukup. Missing: Bob Buchanan, Ray Werner, advisor. Blue Key is a nat- i o n a l organization working on this campus to promote better school spirit as well as to maintain s c h 0 o l traditions. Members are tapped from the junior and senior classes. This g r o u p serves the campus by organiz- ing Homecoming and by taking roll in .as- semblyg they also sponsor a dance in the spring. 105 TIGER CLUB Julie Kooser, Sue Schroeder, Cindy Beyer, Norma Wolff, Gay Broyles, Karen Jorgensen, Liz Maier, Dotty Johnson. Row 2: Barbara Powell, Amy Sasaki, Ginger Romnes, Ann Hapgood, Sally Stevens, Cyndy Hagner, Jean David, Marilyn Pauley, Leslie Davis, Jan Sterling, Maggie Mathies, Maggie Witsell, Sandy Fergu- son, Lynn Brown, Joyce Charles, advisor. Row 3: Billie Jean Andrews, Suzi Althouse, Ann Lust, Barb Drev- dahl, Barbara Carver, Gerry Thompson, Sue Leonard, Pauline Beck, nn D . . , . . Debbie Gray, A aniels, Renny Powell, Sue Wilhelm Miriam Robins, Margaret Joyce Neidermeyer, Sonya Peters, Pat Scharf, Marni Becker, . Johnson, Marilyn Clark, Peggy Merriman. Tiger Club is the honorary womenis pep organization. They sponsor service proj- ects for campus improvements and sup- port athletic events and other school ac- tivities and programs. Members are tapped in the spring and fall. Tigerettes, the freshman pep club, is composed of all freshmen girls who are interested in pro- moting spirit at collage functions. 'DG' . x 965, , . Ginger BOYS 'Yfe?5 b Omceri-K YY LQOPO ,gen Vice Xu . 2 6 ' Tiiiiec advroglacnz garensllfiiant-at-arm ef Hate , Bay, KBYQ Cathy Margaret roff' A ?yeS- . 3116.57 Pretii PetS0nS' , govl X' Sec. To .be oiiicefsxgwell, Recgbiicitvii 'lfigetet tene Bocgafflet' gg ?YeS - AY gba Jil 3 Sei!-1 21 NNY S. jail B-Ovfinard, Tfgiesl BW 6 vice' Wat f LANCERS Row 1: John Wellman, Alan Levally, Dave Loy, Gib Hazard, Ted Blume, Dick Molloy, Larry Long, Jerry Esch, Bob Jones. Row 2: Berkley Brannon, Charlie Crevo, Bill Hardin, Bob Keiger, Eddie Ray, Jerry Art, Tom Fitzgerald, Bob Dixon, Floyd King, Tom Crouch, Don Hansen. Row 3: George Miller, Ralph Barton, Bill Ruthford, Doug Little, Dave Van Metre, Marty Offergeld, Bob Moore, Jerry Heffernan, Chuck Swallow. Standing: Hank Brooks, John Edwards, George deRappard, Sam Risk, Doc Stabler, Jim Deyo, Red Hay, Bob Blanpied, Ted Klinck. The Lancers, promote school attendance at all athletic functions, undertake the integration of all freshmen men into the CC family and assist with all-school functions such as pep rallies and homecoming. working with Tiger Club, Je!-I. Heffe D - Tom rqanf Se . i VICE'-P1-esi Clgllfzieralcgv Igled Blume ,,.. C S J eg.: I Social Wall . OW, Treasyd Klllg, l 107 ALPHA KAPP PSI sf gig., .mpg Alpha Kappa Psi is a national honorary bus- iness fraternity. Among other activities the group takes educational trips to business estab- lishments and industries throughout the state. Seated: Tom Budd, Roy Wilson, Bob Ligler, Bill Barton, C. V. Le- Force, Tom Kilgore. Standing: Howard Roberts, Gib Hazard, James Loetscher, Duane Marion, Mr. Jones, Dr. Curran, Don Madich, Dan Louck, Jim Tuttle, Don Moredock, Milt Nichols. PIG .sg Row 1: Carol Howell, Eleanor Graves, Maryellen Smith, Dawn Irving. Row 2: Ray Werner, Bill Barton, Harvey Carter, Bentley Gilbert, Earland Carlson, J. D. Mertz, Van B. Shaw. Missing: Codie Fletcher, Jim Kenney, Bonnie Boothe, Joanne Sam- ples, Charles Bolton, Kenneth Curran, Dean Worner. 108 Pi Gamma Mu is a national hon- orary fraternity for social science majors. Its purpose is to stimulate scholarship and mutual understanding and co- operation in the social studies: political science, history, econ- omics, and sociology. FOREIGN STUDENT GUIVMTTEE Seated: Carol Orvis, Marit Mary Grace Rogers, Judy Reid, Nancy Egerton, Sylvia McDermit, Bertha Lou Clarke, Miss Yvette Ottenga. Standing! King Clemons, Chuck Bordner, Robin Reid, Bob Treffers, Adhe- man Careo, Bob Yeager, Keith Argow, Dr. Bentley Gilbert. The membership of the Foreign Student Committee consists of one mem- ber of each fraternity, sorority, and independent organization and any others who are interested. This group works with the International De- partment of Education in selecting the foreign students who come to this campus. During the year they present numerous programs for the stu- dents and for the community. i 1 1 The foreign students who have been at CC this year are pictu Bob Treffers, Marit Opsahl, Adheman Careo. WAICUTA Treas.g Joan Kretschmer. ' ' ' Standing: Mary Leopold, Pat Perkins, Sandy Zaring, Maggie Mathies, Ginger Romnes, Lynn Brown. 1 Missing: Inky Lindner, Vice-Pres., Zoe Jenkins, Barb Franz, Leslie Davis, Pat Scharf. Wakuta is the honorary women's athletic association at CC. Members, tapped each spring, officiate at all women's athletic events. UMBN'S ATHLETIC ASSUUIATIUN Chandler, Jan Naylor. ' ' 7 ' lim'-H' --H ---mm Second row: Barbara Carver, Togie Cormia, Julie Kooser, Lynn Gardner, Pat Scharf, Marjorie Lindskog, Leslie Davis Cpresidentb. WAA represents all women students on campus and works closely with the girls' athletic program. The group sponsors a breakfast for new students during Freshman Week. Later in the year it organizes intramural tournaments NAIADS Row 1: Millie Neil, Nancy Ward, Barbara McPherson, Patsy Lloyd, Arlene Rockwell, Dottie Samson, Barb Powell, Frances Chandler, Ann Daniels, Charlotte Atwood. Row 2: Pat Barber, Ellie Cohen, Bobby Brown, Kay Burcky, Ann Douglas. Naiads, the women's swimming club, practices synchronized swimming weekly at the Broadrnoor in preparation for their annual spring show. Members are selected at tryouts in the fall on the basis of swimming ability and sense of rhythm. OOMMITTEE ON EELIOIOIIS AFFAIRS This student and fac- ulty standing com- mittee of the college assists the Dean of the Chapel in organ- izing and adminis- trating the religious activities of the cam- pus. , V , Vu - --'- -----1 --- v----V--v Dean Straton. Missingi Jim Thomas, Jim Kenney, Sherri Westerfeld, Pat M r Gamer Mr Roberts 'NJ Seated: Patty Graber, Standingi James Earl V Don Clay, Ted Davis, Chuck Beardon. Alice Root Meeks, Rev. Gene Worth, Tom Glover, y Baggs. METIIOOIST STUDENT MOVEMENT Methodist students on campus meet together of- ten to discuss religious af- fairs and to enjoy Bible study and Christian fel- lowship. The MSM invites all interested students to participate in the group discussions and activities. m 1 V-47 CAMPUS a , CHRISTIAN p p p viJs i5 FELLOWSHIP Trim, The Colorado College I ' W Intervarsity Christ- ian Fellowship is a branch of the inter- national organization on college and uni- versity campuses throughout the world. The group welcomes all inter- ested students to par- ticipate in weekly meetings and confer- ences with students from other schools. 112 Jan Naylor, Nancy Morris. Barbara Standing: Ginny Adams, Bob Manka, Jim Kenney, Ray Eppert, Dawn Irving, Eleanor Hammer. Steve Rothman, Peter Papageorgiou, Bill Guanell, Steven Guralnick, Dr. Gilbert, Harold F. Paddon, Don Henry, John Wheat. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club holds monthly meetings for all students interested in the language, the customs, and the history of Spanish- speaking countries. . if-M. 8, DEBATE The debaters at CC this year have participated in several tournaments be- sides sponsoring a high school debate tournament on the campus. These meets offer participants an opportunity to compete in debate, radio broadcast- ing, formal oratory, and poetry reading contests. Row 1: Bonnie Zirkel, Billie Jean Andrews, Avery McCarthy, Sally Clifford, Larry Oswalt, Pam Battey, Marcia Long. Row 2: Mr. Roberts, John Boyer, James Beechwood, Mr. Freitas, Frank Gappa, Bill Porter, Bob Moneypenny, Dick Heidorn. Officers: Anne Friesen, Vice-Pres.g Berta Lou Clarke, Pres., Yvette Ottenga, advisor. Missing: Jerry Magnusson, Sec.-Treas. FRENCH CLUB The French Club meets once a month to see slides and French movies and to learn about the French people and their customs. This year the advisor has been Miss Yvette Ottenga, who is here temporarily as an exchange teacher. 113 HISTUB. CLUB First row: Sylvia McDermeitg Sally Harper, Pres., Mrs. Don- ovan, Helen Hay, Mary Alice Root, Elizabeth Brown, Maggie Witsell, Marilyn Clark, Joanne Samples, Barbara Case, Lida Picton. Second row: Robert Bertolotti, Dan Crecelius, Jim Jamison, Curtis Brokaw, Robert LeFevre, guest speakerg Dr. Gilbert, John Wheat, Dr. Bernard, Dr. Hochman, Dr. Carter, Steven Guralnick, Tom Pierce, Ted Davis. First row: Lucille Sanford, Marianne Smith, Mary Grace Rogers, Leslie Davis, Sandy Ferguson, Steve Rothman. Second row: Dana Bowen, Euel Burgess, Eleanor Hammer, Ed Gardner, John Wheat, Dawn Irving, Ellie Graves. UUNG DBMDCR TS Front row: Alice Crumpackerg Eleanor Hammer, vice-pres. Beverly Smithg Marianne Smith, Sec. Back row: John Wheatg Ed Gardner, Pres.g Dr. Carlson, advisor UUNG REPUBLICANS Chuck Stephens, D'Anne Drach, Peggy Hanson, Jeanne Len- hoff, Dan Louck, Anne Trostel, Mark Spencer, Cable Young, Sherrie Best, Lyda Picton. MUU TAIN CLUB The Mountain Club has been extremely active this year. Besides having increased membership and greater participation the group has sponsored weekly climbs and other get-togethers. The program of the Geology Club include a lecture series and field trips to surrounding areas. This year a loan fund for the benefit of club members was established by Mr. Pearl. Shown above are: Row 1: Andy Haslett, Don Miller, Phil Phillips, Wayne Fleming, Glen Broiser, Tom Mosher, Bob Bur- ford. Row 2: Paul Dishong, Jim Beechwood, Don Schafroth, treasurer, Ann Fiedler, Sally Clifford, Ann Hapgood, Tom Mason, Dr. Fisher. Row 3: Sam Best, Don Clay, Matt Broom, Vaughn Surface, Bob Fox, Kay Havenor, presidentg Richard Kopp, secretary. ZBTAS grnith:'Dbn--Savaletta, Ron Loughlin, John Poer, Earl. Young. Row 2: Chuck Haering, Roy VVheeler, Wallace MCKCHZIC, Ed Mel- ville, Jack Stephens, Tom Mylott, Jerry Art, Murray Dema1ne, Jerry Heffernan. 1 Row 3: John Edwards, Bill Smith, Red Hay, Chuck Swallow, Dlck County Loren Less King Cy Whiteside Don QT John Edwards, Pres.g Sam Best, Publicityg Floyd King, Vice-Pres. Jerry Heffernan, Sec.-Treas. The purpose of the Zetas is to provide an organization for undergraduate men who do not belong to a CC social organ- ization, in order that they may qualify for intramural events and competition. They are perhaps best known for the annual Zeta Homecoming celebration. HHH W PUBLICATIONS BU RD Left to right: Mr. Jack Howard, Gene Eis worth, Dr. William Hqchman, Mr. Neale Rei- nitz, Don Schafroth, Dick Wimer, Ann Sebas tian, Robin Reid, Gordon S. Best tg H57 2 W. far i w The Publications Board is composed of the editor and business managers of the stu- dent publications and a member of ASCC who has been appointed as chairman. The faculty advisors are Dr. Hochman, Mr. Howard and Mr. Reinitz. The board con- trols the standards and policies of the Tiger, The Nugget, and the Kinnikinnik. INNI INNIK The staff inspects copy - Pete Ruch, Yettie Stolz, Marni Becker, and Ann Sebastian. The Kinnikinnik is the literary magazine of the college. It presents short stories, poems, and plays contributed by the students. THE STAFF Editor-in-chief-Ann Sebastian Business manager-Dick Wimer Art editor-Yettie Stolz Assistant art editor-Kay Thomsen Poetry editor-Pete Ruch Fiction editor-Marni Beckner Layout editor-Ed Normandt Hard at work-Bill Meyer, Dick Wimer 2 1 wi . ,,,,....J Us fuk The Tiger is the campus weekly -giving added zest and inspir- ation to Friday morning classes. t sais .A R, ff- A . if 5, rw ' t THE TIGER Editor Robin Reid and business manager Gene Eiswerth discuss shall we or shall we not plag- erize the Gadflyf' I X x 'Wx 'Copy editor Judy Reid and Man- aging editor Nancy Harrington pause a moment to pose for the photographer. The business staff ponders busi- ness: Warren Anderson, circula- . tion managerg Dan Louck. book- kefperg Bill Graham, advertising sa es. 1 Us .g t S -. a , Society editor Sally Jameson has a good laugh while reporters Linda Leith and Mary Alice Root work diligently. Society editor Jameson and News editor Nancy Cunningham fight with the typewrit- ers as reporter Root keeps going along. THE TIGER Reporters Sue Tytler, Pom McCrea, and Anita Kurzenberger fill in the details while sports editor Roger Wilkowski assumes the pose. THE STAFF Editor in Chief-Robin Reid Managing editor-Nancy Harrington News ,Editor-Nancy Cunningham Copy editor-Judy Reid Sports editor-Roger Wilkowski Society editor-Sally Jameson Business manager-Gene Eiswerth Advertising sales-Gaylen Lair, Bill Graham Circulation manager-Warren Anderson Comptroller-Dan Louck .quasar-r .35 W 122 Editorial staff: Bill Meyer, sports editorg Marianne Smith, or- ganization editorg Betty Troutman, editorg Jon Cochran, assistant editorg and Molly Bradshaw, copy editor. ms J. r, :-135A ,i . Business staff: A1 Bevan, advertising managerg Charlene Dreher assistant business managerg Sam Best, business manager. Explanation--this is it! VTHE STAFF TI-IE NUGGET Bill Meyer, Bunny Baumann, and Merrillyn Bird identifying pictures in all the mess. Editor-Betty Troutman Assistant editor-J on Cochran Copy editor-Molly Bradshaw Organization editor-Marianne Smith Sports editor-Bill Meyer Business manager-Sam Best Asst. business manager-Charlene Dreher 1 I Advertising manager-Al Bevan Bookkeeper-Jennelle Tipton :pp AUX sqm The way it never looked. fr-19 Ml-. ?i ,WM Layout problems being considered by Betty Troutman, Jon Cochran, Molly Bradshaw, and Mary Grace Rogers. 123 Kind., AN, . , , ,, , , f ,, A , , ,, , ,, , , , , , , .H Y H AMA 'Q x ff '51'i 31 1' ,QQ- 'ijl 3 .f f In 1. Q -'nv x. - QA N M w -4-.,. M . L? INOEPENOENT WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION X I x -I N N, XXX X f if S ' Xfgr, Nt gy 7 M 5 l W Nl N I N is I The Independent Women have worked actively this year in giving a Faculty Tea, having dances and open-houses, and planning service projects for charity. The Homecoming float, built in cooperation with IMA and entered in the men's division, won first place. In the past few months, the members have been working to finish redecoration of the Observatory. INDEPENDENT WOMENS ASSUEIATIUN Standing! Margie Lindskog, Sec.g Charlene Dreher, Treas.g Sara Fulton, Vice-Pres., Seated! Lynn Brown, Pres. First row: Joan Freeman, Sara Fulton, Margie Lindskog, Char- lene Dreher, Lynn Brown, Sylvia McDermeit, Laurie Campbell, Lida Picton. Second row: Mary Ann Halker, Glenda Ridenour, Peggy Barbee, Anita Kurzenberger, Dottie Lou Emmerson, Nancy Johnston, Kathy Pullan, Toni Mann, Ginny Adams. Third row: Sharon Bogue, Shirley Shaffer, Emylou Cutter, Anne Kilham, Dawn Irving, Miss Sperling, Ann Fiedler, Jeanne Parks, Dot Spann, Dee Duer. INDEPENDENT WOMEN IN NETIUN N Coffee drinkers In shame The EYES are 011 YOU In the woods I Just in from the twenties The winds did blow On top of the world INDEPENDENT MENS AESUEIATIDN Q X, N N .AX X N N4 is SN' S X 0 S 'E 040 S 94 Q1 5- A VG 00 QQV More active than ever this year, the Independent Men's Association took first place in the men's division with the ISA float, presented a good act in the variety show, and sponsored an open house at Slocum during Homecoming. They also participated in the intramural swim- ming and basketball. During the year a joint meeting was held for the CC members and for visiting independents from Colorado University. President Benezet was the guest speaker. INDEPENDENT MENS ASEUEI TIDN Officers: Seated: Bill Scholfield, Pres., Dr. Gilbert, advisorg Standing: Frank Lotrich, John Parr, Dick Blank, Robert Manka, Mark Warner. First row: Bob Sills, Robert Coit, Robert Manka, John Sweney, Lon Robinson, Charles Rhoads. Second row: Al Wise, Bill Peterson, Frank Lotrich, Mike Holmes, Bill Richmond, Ray Mueller, Mark Warner. Third row! Dr. Gilbert, Wallace Caldwell, Charles Brodhead, Bill Scholfield, Dick Blank, John Parr, Terry Witt, George Doo- little, George Powell, Wylie Lucero. 5 354 INDEPENDENT MEN IN ETIDN Behind the fLlIlI1i6S Sad? Itvs this way, sir The gun was loaded Caught in the act Share and share alike Camera fiends 1. K E 4 A F If i 5 E 4 s i I W 6 E ,L., ALPHA PHI Zfvffs K, , .2 '1 if ' Ill A V' L H im. U C 5 A . wx r W M Q V I ? ... ff ft b t A M of l vl 'iff J , 4 tlllllllllllll X um ' xy +1 1, I F' Gamma Theta Chapter of Alpha Phi began a successful year with 24 new pledges. Gentlemen Prefer Alpha Phi Pledges, the pledge dance, was held soon after rush - then open houses, an alumnae tea and desserts for the fraternities. As soon as work on the Variety Show was completed, plans for a Christmas formal and an alum Christmas :party engulfed everyone. In the spring the Alpha Phis participated in the song fest and had their annual spring formal. y ALPHA PHI ACTIVES Officers: Standing: Jane Whitney, treasurer, Pat Inglis, record- ing secretary, sitting: Sandra Zaring, president, Barbara Frantz, Vice-president in charge of pledgesg Jeanne Lenhoff, vice- president in charge of scholarship. First row: Cherie Best, Janet Slaughter, Jane Ellinger, Cable Young, Barbara Frantz. Second row: Ann Trostel, Liz Steadman, Jeanne Lenhoff, San- dra Zaring, Dianne O'Hern, Ann Douglas. Third row: Marion Cooley, Pat Inglis, Jane Whitney, Jane Johnson, Maryellen Smith, Kay Asdell. ALPHA PHIS IN ACTION Ladies Artists Sunday Best 4 Where's the dice? Happened by Small talk 'mf mr' Fascination Just Y9Sf9I'day Yonder in space- ALPHA PHI PLEDGES Officers: standing: Peggy Gurau, scholarship chairman, Good- rich Lanam, president, Alice Jason, corresponding secretaryg seated: Ann Lungren, junior Panhellenic representativeg Jan Johnson, recording secretary, Ruth Powell, vice-president. First row: Francis Chandler, Ann Finsterbusch, Muffet Ligget Sandra Steele, Kathy Goode, Brooke Pierce, Carol Hagopian Linda Watson. Second row: Joan Henrotte, Sue Ellen Kessler, Aneita Fletcher Barb McKinley, Ruth Powell, Ann Lungren, Jan Johnson. Third row: Jeanne Atkins, Barb Briarly, Peggy Gurau, Pat Wil- son, Sue Dabelsteen, Ann Curtis, Kathy Kraning, Alice Jason Goodrich Lanam. 7 nm rum PI if I ' Gr J vp Q' ff. L - V-1--,V J-I 4 1 ww XKa'L...., After twenty years in the shack at 106 E. San Rafael, the Betas evacuated to their new home across the street: Gregg House. Here they live -- participating actively in rush and entertaining royally through- out the year. This was also the scene of the traditional Pajama Dance and South Sea Island Dance. , The annual Christmas party was given for the children's ward at St. Josepffs Hospital. During this same week, Betas joined the Gamma Phis for caroling at the local hospitals and institutions. Betas on campus hold two class presidencies, an ASCC office, and participate in intramural sports and other campus activities. BETA THETA PI ACTIVES f 4 9 Jerry Young, secretary, Bob Blampied, vice-president, Dave Glaze, president, Dick Wimer, treasurer. First row: Mike Ford, Jerry Young, Gib Hazard, Ed Smith, Al Bevan, Berkley Brannon, King Clemons, Ted Wilder, Paul Ditmer. Second rowi Johnson Sinclair, Bill Anderson, Dick Wimer, Bill Hardin, Dave Shaw, Dave Beck, Van Morrow, Kent Glatthaar, Third rowi Jim Kiley, Jon Cochran, Harley Hamilton, Bob Blampied, John Payne, John Larkin, Doug Little, Bob Flint, Eddie Ray, Dave Glaze, Connie Olmstead, Bob Keiger. BETAS IN ,J u Happy? Expressions! First Nighters 'K Gossip time You never told me! Monkey getting bad? Funny? Where now? Dreamer! f 138 e BETA THETA PI PLEDGES Officers: Ned Bradley, secretary-treasurer, Chick Howlett, vice- presidentg John Cunningham, president, Mike Duclaux, ser- geant-at-arms. First row: Mike Duclaux, Toby Farrell, Woodson Sinclair, Howie Boice. Second row! John Cunningham, Ned Bradley, Frank Lyman. Third rowr Bob Draggon, Bill Clark, Chick Howlett, Mike Osborne, John Trammell, Skip Greenman. DELTA GAMMA J 'SE fir of Q'-11W 5 5 'I e J . bf: ,+ N g-X' N. Nx X ' I N,-af' XWX x .1 W, 'kg as exxxxv NN'-N X NNN Ngvxx xxx? 2 , gsm 3 4 I f 2 I ' 1 1 4 ' 1 f 4 5 A 1 1 ' 4 I V f 5 f f 2 5 4 1 .4 I 5 I 1 .4 I I 'l I Il ,gr I X K 3 X X ...S XXXXX -bul- I 'WIN Jdtqa-R Nxxxxxx sxxmxx xx sa-:-1.6-rt. ' s ADELTA in ES The DG's started a successful year by welcoming new pledg AND a new housemother, Mrs. Lyle Fleming. An all school open house, a pledge dance and many Sunday night suppers were enthusias- tically attended by members and guests. Much time was devoted also to the Delta Gamma service project: aid to the blind. For Homecoming the DG's presented Hannibal's elephants in their successful march over the Alps and won first place in the women's division. They took another First in defeating the Alpha Phi's in the championship match of intramural volleyball. DELTA GAMMA AGTIVES Martha Miller, treasurer, Vonnie Adams, president, Carol Howell, secretary, Zoe Jenkins, vice-president. First rowr Sue Rice, Pat Scharf, Kay Burcky, Zoe Jenkins, Carol Howell, Eleanor Hammer, Sue Bloche, Alice Scudder, Peggy Fulkerson, Nancy Myers. Second row: Kay Thomsen, Jan Sterling, Martha Miller, Cindy Waterous, Martha Woolett, Carol Lundberg, Sara Davis, Mar- garet Day, Barbara Carver, Julie Harkins, Rocky Leighton. Third row: Elaine Demis, Ginny Kroenlein, Ouida Leach, Mary Johnson, Sherri Westerfield, Claralynn Lewis, Mrs. Lyle Flem- ing, Sue Wilhelm, Vonnie Adams, Margaret Carley, Liz Shivers, Jan Naylor, Kim Palmer. DELTA GAMMAS IN ACTION Rear view I use Gleem Out like a light They'11 let you out tomorrow In that direction- Musigians The merry-go-round The Winners! In Prayer DELTA GAMMA PLBDGES Officers: Margie Uggerby, secretary, Dee Ann Thompson, pres- ident, Sandy Dybevick, vice-presidentg Jeanne Joyner, treas- UTEP. First row: Susan Burkhard, Sally Mack, Dee Ann Thompson Sandy Dybevick, Pat Stonewater, Molly Lloyd, Jeanne Joyner Second row: Josie Herrick, Natalie Keinonen, Steph Chapman Barbara Hendrey, Harriet Daily, Helen Paris. Third row: Pat Smith, Margie Uggerby, Lynn Fales, Alice Leh- man, Lucie Linn, Wendy Zollinger, Lenora Steevie, Emily Flint 7 rmrra sram 45? x L '4 4Yl 4-5-K-63 Kappa Sigs this year have been active in campus positions, includ- ing IFC and Honor Council. Energetic pledges, in order to qualify for initiation, devoted much of their valuable time to Tidying Up the campus gronmds -- a project which everyone appreciated. Again the traditional Skunk Hollow and Artists and Models cos- tume dances were a big success as were the formals and other fraternity functions. The Kappa Sigs got together with the Gamma Phis for their annual orphans Christmas party and also helped different members of the community thoughout the year. APPA SIGMA AUTIVES, Officers! Tom Fitzgerald, grand master of ceremonies, Dick Malloy, grand procteratorog Jim Deyo, grand master, Jim Doan, grand treasurer. l 4 3. - A 3 First row: John Mauk, Glen Nelson, Larry Long, Dick Malloy, Culver Hooker. Second row! Dave Sunderland, Bob Novak, Tom Fitzgerald, Mrs. Dorothy Kline, Bob Dixon, Jim Rice, Bill Riley. Third rowi Dick Emery, Jim Doan, Dick McCabe, Jim Deyo, Neil Stillinger, Mort Forster, Jerry Esch. Fourth row: Dean Nolte, Bill Schat, Roger Reid, Mike Tilma, Chuck Street, Marty Offergeld, Bob Fox, John Fernald, Wally Charm. APPA SIGS IN ACTION The observer The group Friendship s ' 1 ' L am I didn,t do it! The underdog active Mr. Atlas LQ 1 6 N- N. ,Q A. MRL e 4 Wipe that smirk off your face Mgther never knew Y There'11 be another day. APPA SIGMA PLEDGBS Q' A , .M 1 i Officers: Jerry Yanz, secretaryg John Metzger, treasurerg Gary Esch, president. First row: Alan Chirgwin, Bill Flickenger, John Drake. Second row: Dave Fessenden, Bud Lockridge, John Metzger, A1 Ives, Tom Moresy, Ted Tu11is. Third row: Jerry Yanz, Bud Smith, Doug Gover, Gary Esch, Don Roll, Norm Parrott, Spike Yoder, Orie Kinasewich. GAMMA PHI BETA A z, W .T Ny ' i, 1 X j' idx ,f xi! 5 'S 5145.51 ! I ' X N l W. .'::i ,- A - -. i - . - N - 'fll,l:. -. nn ll -I w w l 5- ml' , - f -W, -1 'A T . . - ,l- Q .-Q x - . ..- - ,li . V '- .- l' '11 Y . ss. -gi ...Q A- 1-rl .ii ,?.-.-. L, A - k -- Y,'-'Q -.1 ...,.,. - E kli- ' . TQ YQ-Q-u-! X ,,,..v- The Gamma Phis can look back on an extraordinary busy year. Open houses, functions with the fraternities, pledge dances and formals highlighted the social schedule. Christmas time saw the G-Phi actives giving a party for the pledges, the actives and alums and their children for a party, and Christmas caroling with the other sororities. Gamma Phis also helped the Tuberculosis association by stuffing envelopes and distributing them in the Colorado Springs area during their annual drive. Services were also volunteered as babysitters Election Day. Second place for Homecoming floats was captured by the G-Phis with Miss Cleopatra the tigress of the Nile being featured. Initiation week saw a program of inspiration and fun to all the girls. Aside from social life, the G-Phis have also contributed their share to major campus government and activities. One member sits on the Committee on Student Conduct and four are executive officers of AWS. The editor of thee Nugget and the chairman of Parents' Day are both Gamma Phis. In addition, Gamma Phi proudly earned second place in campus scholarship. GAMMA PHI BETA AUTIVES Officers: Standing: Mary Grace Rogers, treasurer, Nancy Egerton, recording secretary, Seated: Sandy Ferguson, social chairman, Betty Troutman, president, Suzi Althouse, first vice- president and pledge trainer. First row: Dotty Duell, Dianne Dyatt, Georgi Thomas, Kappy Hitchcock, Sandy Ferguson, Nancy Morris, Marilyn Clark, Amy Sasaki. Second row: Suzi Althouse, Barb Drevdahl, Jane Bridgeman, Molly Lou Wilson, Julie Harnden, Sue Schaeffer, Sally Step- hens, Inky Lindner, Joceile Milligan, Betty Troutman. Third row! Leslie Davis, Denni Chisholm, Joan Hatchette, Cindy Beyer, Bonnie Zirkel, Joy Hewins, Lynn Gardner, Mrs. Martha Rees, Mary Lou Vandenberg, Sue Schroeder, Jane Fugate, Sally Richardson, Mary Grace Rogers, Molly Bradshaw, Nancy Egerton. GAMMA PHIS IN ACTION F51 Couples Happiness Smiling voices Second place Active duties A stranger in the midst It's' not mine Cold? Concentration GAIVHVIA PHI BETA PLEDGBS WNV Officersr First row: Portia Holt, vice-president, Maizie Primas, treasurerg Bobbie Brown, secretary. Second row: Sara Karloff, president, Mary Jo Keller, Panhel- lenic representative. 'Riviera rf iiii 1 First row: Marilyn Burson, Julie Turtle, Sue LaRoche, Mary Genaro, Cherry Wagner, Nancy Mayfield, Lorraine Carlson. Second row: Mary Jo Keller, Sara Karloff, Maizie Primas, Bobbie Brown, Kay Jenson, Bette Powell, Merrillyn Bird, Portia Holt, Margaret Coutchie. Third row: Bette Jo Cummings, Dana Bowen, Joan Ellis, Roberta Allen, Suzanne Engle, Laurel Rogers, Ginny Rea, Judy Cossill, Dana Bissell, Sherry Dicus. PIU DELTA THETA Y 6 , , r' A x r If ji l ,gi-. ,5E.'i.... 1: r i i , - Y 'R is it A -5 . 3 -X ,-. --. -Q .-N -5 .. 'Tx 'A ,X T f: T 4 fi .N Hi i -J-A Q- N f-X' -'A ' w 1. s P 'Q X' Qgl .T -X Q ' sg I g cum fi Q5 auf An all-round program was sponsored by the Phi Delts throughout the year. Second place in House decorations at Homecoming was cap- tured by the Phi Delts. They again sponsored their She-Delt Dance as well as other informal dances and their Christmas and spring formals. Desserts were held with all the sororities on campus as well. Phi Delts on campus were active in student affairs. The editorship of the Tiger was awarded to a Phi Delt - two members sit on the Student Conduct Committee, one being chairman. Phi Delts also chair- men the Foreign Student Committee and the Publications Board. The group as a whole maintained their high scholarship record, the average putting them in second place among the fraternities. -,-- -- ., .2'2i2?IQf.::t -sg. Q' A W, PHI DELTA THETA ACTIVES Officers: John Wheat, treasurer, Keith Argow, representative Don Hansen, president, Don Peak, secretary. First row: Herb Wright, Bruce Batting, Terry Bishoff, Mrs. Mary Brusse, Don Hansen, Don Peak, Dave Loy. Second row: Bob Maxwell, John Wheat, Keith Warrenburg, Dick Dalsemer, Keith Argow, Rob Roth, Tom Crouch, Bob Yeager, Jim Neuman. Third rowi Bob Jones, John Knight, John Vilmont, A1 Levally, Jerry Schmidt, Doug Corley, Norm Spears, Robin Reid. PHI BELTS IN ACTIU Relaxation Adding points Concentration ,- , .si H a Q -- - 'H ' Cavaliers Straight from the box And there I was . . . E The food's not that bad From Inside TV The enthusiastic gamblers PHI DELTA THETA PLEDGES Q , U1 Officers: John Dier, secretaryg George McKinley, song chair- mang Mike Brown, presidentg Tom Wienreich, vice-president: Bob McHam, treasurer. First row: George McKinley, Tom Weinreich, Bob Scarpati, Earl Weidemueller, Ron Daniels, Phil Moran. Second row: Phil Secrist, Bill Graham, Bill Masters, John Dier, Jim Becker. Third row: Don Scott, Mike Brown, Bob Brown, Bob McHam, Jim Jameson, Doug Harris. :wrt ALPHA mm Finn ax , :FW U A J 'IIl ll ll! I I ndfjf 3 3 Begmnmg a very busy year, the Thetas held thelr annual open house and enjoyed many other functxons such as the Theta Sxgrna Chl Halloween party and the Beta Theta dlnner. Honors for the year 1n cluded M1ss Marme Beck, queen of the Slg Chr watermelon bust, sec- ond place 1n booths at the Watermelon bust, M1ss Paulme Beck, 1956 Homecommg queen, and honorable ment1on in Homecommg floats. Chnstmas proJects mcluded caroling with the sororxties, spon- sormg a Chnstmas formal, and g1V1l'lg toys to the Lod1gpedic Center, the Theta char1ty proJect. Problem of the year What's behind the Green Door? the theme of the pledge dance held at the lodge. KAI-'PA ELPH THETA ACTIVES Standing: Joyce treasurer, Miriam Robins, cor- responding secretaryg Seated: Billie Jean Andrews, president, Toni Persons, vice-president. -First row: Billie Jean Andrews, Gay Broyles, Liz Maier, Joyce Niedermeyer, Miriam Robins, Cyndy Hagner, Toni Persons, Carol Raymond, Lucy Ash. Second row: Pinkie Hollister, Gerry Thompson, Sally Ebrey, Jacque Lair, Sue Leonard, Sonya Peters, Marcia Long, Dottie Johnson, Carole Carlson, Marion Reynolds, Sue Lundquist, Patsy Lloyd. Third row: Mary Leopold, Ann Daniels, Mary Allen, Roberta Thorley, Kay Stover, Jean David, Barbara Wusich, Pauline Beck, Mary McElroy, Carol Orvis, Marilyn Johnson, Marianne Smith, Bunny Baumann, Peggy Merriman. N rg, THETAS IN UTIDN ff 11' '-' 2 kK,k' ' f' 48529 -K4 A, 1:5 The Winners Smiling faces Let yourself go lady 'M 4 zix ' 1 :I- . wk - if - , You make a fetching Delilah , The Queens Sweet Luloni, Heavenly flower y' L 2- Shave-15c Mad passion Body underneath? APPA ALPHA THETA PLEDGES Officers: Dee Lininger, jr. Panhellenicg Sue Tytler, social chair- mang Judy Fuller, president, Cathy Orr, secretary. First row: Martha Garner, Renny Powell, Marnie Beck, Gaylen Lair, Linda Leith, Dee Lininger, Judy Fuller. Second row! Cathy Orr, Jolie Burt, Sara Stevens, Liz Robinson, Judy Forster, Cindy Wilcox. Third row: Liz Wyckoff, Nancy Skorey, Carole Beery, Bunny Swanson, Sue Aiken, Gretchen Overton, Carol Thrower, Arlene Rockwell, Sue Tytler. rn: ummm nam zu, 1fi ,'.-,'.' ' 'M -4' I4 ' 'J 25 'T-:I :J 4' i i JJ.. , .ly 13, 4 -JH 1 gn h,x'lVil' uul'l11yh . M MW 1 ix Wm M Wggllll W, N la II . .4 X 5' Phi Gamma De1ta.began a successful year by winning the John Esden trophy last spring -- this trophy is awarded each year to a fraternity for outstanding campus scholarship and leadership. At Homecoming, the Phi Gams won first place for house decorations. During the year, the Phi Gams have sponsored various parties and formals and costume dances. Members have been especially active in campus organizations this year - offices include the president of the Honor Council and two class presidents. is? di s E ! 5 W ii K 3 ,555 3 X X K 3 E 5 i i if 1 Z .:,.,s,,i,.:i , ,, ,ag 2 2 ' S gi' 5 if sg ggi M1 Ki fi Q ii 5 ' 52 ,2 5 is ff .Wm W ii ,. P I GAMMA DELTA CTIVES Officers! Dean Perron, corresponding secretary, Adlai Rust, his- toriang John Morton, recording secretary, Bill Kemp, president, Don Soukup, treasurer, Bob Boge, recording secretary. First row: Dave Dairy, Bill Parrish, Bill Manning, Jim Ward, Garry Carson, Bob Burford, Bob Stephens, Jerry Gardner, Dave Stanley. Second row: Stan Huber, Don Hersack, Howie Milne, Jack Fer- guson, Bill Kemp, Don Soukup, Bob Boge, Ted Blume, Dave Peirce, Joee Cook, Bunt Hubchik. Third row: Gary Cook, Ron Sappenfield, Ray Holt, Bob Mont- gomery, John Morton, Dave Van Metre, Tom Campbell, Buster Gorham, Bill Ruthford, Charlie Crevo, Sam Risk, Frank Daly. Fourth row: Adlai Rust, Dick Waters, Dain Patten, Dean Perron, Dick Wiegandt, Bob Buchanan, Bob Hendee, John Sangster, Jim Finnerty. PHI GAME IN ACTION Laughing student We pledged him Cheerful group The steps upward Fireside chat From outer space ' usr , 7 f 4, Wrestling champ At home Got a D ! PHI GAMMA DELTA PLEDGES Officers: Bob Spear, song chairman, Tom Hanan, vice-pres- identg Ken Willoughby, president, Dick Jones, treasurerg Tom Hilb, social chairman. l First row: John Ashback, Tom Alexander, Tom Hilb, Dick Van Epps. Second row: Dick Moore, John Hitti, Jerry Zachery, Ken Wil- loughby, Bill Stewart, Norm Daluiso, John Curzon. Third row: Dick Mason, Ed Heath, Stan Swenson, Dick Jones, Tom Hanan, Jerry Carlson, Bob Speer, Dick Welch. if .., L... '?3?? fd Q KAPPA KAPPA GMWVIA -,,gsv' KlKf' Q 'ifilyfk ' 3 Kappa pledges won the first honor of the year with their striking booth at the Sigma Chi watermelon bust. The chapter as a Whole re- mained in top spot with the highest scholastic average among the groups on campus. Along the social line, the Kappas invited all the fraternities for dessert. Saturday morning coffees were held for members and their guests. Pledge dances, formals, and Christmas parties for the faculty completed the social schedule. Kappas today are wearing the latest in others clothes-which they purchased at a rummage sale held by the chapter as a fund raising project. , . fm ei i:Js':?M1'lfr ' ' ' .. ' ' --V V ,ua --W-am, . ,,,,.'--A ,awww --1,1 ft . gy Magis:-i.lP':gfffa-:rlchifxzif ,:::5'fr3i5ES5'i7x11I5 Glam-J:273fff12:r.? 5kSH -!?'f'fTgP,,ls'f2L.:4 sz, ---f::f'3f-Va 2,5 :wr fiL? 1rf'1f'53?' iff 'ff11,3iW' J' -, f'2 w--w..,..- L, . X ' ffl' 172' ,. --i,f'Q1r+Mea m2?:225Ewfts?1m1st 21egw?a??w5f22f?rv'f ,, ,. X .sf ,,,, 1 Q,-11.2, nupffzf gray..-M-tr. V W - -V .. 3, .. ,M . Q ,. ,t at gt H.. a ,. ' 1 Mow APPA KAPPA GAMMA ACTIVES Officers: Judy Reid, pledge trainerg Lee Hammond, recording secretary, Ruth Barnett, treasurer, Sue Arnold, vice-president, Bonnie Boothe, president. First row: Joanne Samples, Pom McRea, Norma Wolff, Margaret Mathies, Sue Arnold, Bonnie Boothe, Ann Speir, Barbara Jen- sen, Sally Smith, Nancy Harrington. Second row: Nancy Coil, Lee Hammond, Jo Vollers, Ann Fred- erick, Judy Reid, Aline Lowman, Toogie Cormia, Mary Lou Emrnert, Karen Jorgensen, Nancy Cunningham, Ginger Romnes, Pat Perkins. Third rowi Sue Ecke, Paula Erickson, Julie Kooser, Codie Fletcher, Jean Gilbert, Ellie Graves, Debbie Gray, Carlyle Jones, Mrs. Steele, Diane Reid, Andrea Jelstrup, Ann Tyler, Ruth Barnett, Julie Stoutenhour, Joan Kretchmer, Marieta Smith. APPAS IN AGTIUN n on Congratulations, girls! Debutantees Impressing the rushees? Before the parade This is Bavaria? Little girls What iS? I Such interest Must be exotic APPA APPA GMVIMA PLEDGES Officers: Phyllis Yoes, corresponding secretaryg Audrey Hanson, vice-president, Nancy Ward, president, Jane Lyman, recording secretary, Barbie McPherson, treasurer. First row: Pat Barber, Linda Hervey, Audrey Hanson, Jane Lyman, Ruth Lindquist, Judy Simpson. Second row: Nina Frimkess, Kathy McKe1vy, Sally Jameson, Barbara McPherson, Phyllis Yoes. Third row: Harriet Loken, Anne White, Nancy Ward, Judy Russell, Helen Brainerd, Jan Jilka, Martha Bonforte. SIGMA Cm . I 'Hx X QA lil NIS-45.1 i 'V'Wc'H' The Sigma Chi Watermelon Bust was the starting point of a busy year for the Sig Chis. The Watermelon Bust was Well attended by the entire student body and lots of watermelon was available for all. Socially, the Sigma Chis have had pledge dances, two formals, their annual Harvest Moon dance, and many informal get togethers at the house and in the mountains. Their annual party for underprivilized children with the Thetas was held at Halloween time. The Sigma Chis have been active in campus affairs, the president of ASCC being a Sigma Chi. The first place earned in scholarship first semester was an honor to the chapter. SIGMA CHI AUTIVES Officers: Standing: Ty Greene, recording secretaryg Fred Black- ley, corresponding secretary, Roger Wilkowski, historian, Allen Burt, treasurer. Seated: Hank Brooks, vice-presidentg Dick Evans, president. First row: John Hiatt, Jack Wellman, Dell Harty, John Edwards, Ty Greene, A1 Burt, Roger Wilkowski. Second row: Bud Schtierman, Hank Brooks, Carl Pitts, Gary Bell, Jack Olson, J. Tucker, Dick Evans, Fred Blackley, Pete Young. Third row: Ted Klink, Charles Ridge, Bill Monck, Larry Doolen, Mrs. Agnes. McLean, John Underwood, Ralph Barton, John Carder, John Shepard. 1 i 170 SIGMA CHI PLEDGES Officers: Andy McClintock, social chairmang Morey Hecox, treasurerg Neil Harriman, vice-presidentg Jerry Schulte, presi- dent. First row: George Porter, Paul McCormick, Robie Robertson, Andy McClintock, Jerry Schulte, John Worthington. Second row: Dick Enos, Neil Harriman, Morey Hecox, Timm Engh, Dave Williamson. 1- f , MEN BEHIND THE CTIDN Jerry Carle Athletic Director Tom Bedecki Robbie Robertson Hockey Coach Football Coach Leon Red E3St13Ck Rosie Collins Paul Bernard Basketball Coach Trainer Soccer Coach -nh, FOOTBALL 19 3,9 First row: Bill Riley, Dave Fletcher, Dick Waters, Dick Wiegandt, Charles Crevo, Don Soukup, Roy Johnson, Dick Munzinger. Second row: Norm Da Luiso, Dick County, Don McMillan, Bill Smith, John Blackburn, Ron Sappenfield, Dave Van Metre, Floyd King, Don Madich. Third row: Jack O'Leary, John Poer, Pete Ruch, John Stewart, Bob Stevens, Mike Ducleaux, Bill Clark, Reg Dunham, Jim Townsley, Bob Boge. Fourth row: Jerry Zachary, Sam Risk, Cecil Johnson, Jim Weaver, Loren Less, Bob Martin, Cecil McGlothen, Marty Offengeld, Don Drury, Gary Cook. Fifth row: Gary Mertz, Jay Schrader, Otto Koski, Bill Mooney, John Edwards, Orville Beard, Chuck Haering, Leland Hess, Bob Barton, Joe Daley. , Sixth row: Coaches Eastlack and Robertson, Trainer Collins. Bob Barton, HB Orville Beard, HB Robert Boge, FB Dick County, HB y ' Action with the Academy Charles Crevo, C Norm Da Luiso, E Don Drury FB Reg Dunham, T -101111 Edwards, E Dave Fletcher, FB Charlse Haering, QB Leland Hess, QB Q 1 Gary Hughes, HB Cecil Jackson, HB Roy Johnson, QB Floyd King, G Loren Less, E Don MacMillan, E Bobby Martin, HB Cecil McG1oth1en, G CC and the USAF Academy tangle in their first meeting. B'l1 M E - - 1 'mey' Dlck Munmgef' G Marty Offergeld, G Bin Riley, G Sam Risk, C Pete Ruch, C Ron Sappenfield, HB Jay Schrader, E L ful 01' R. M Collcqp X I .-11 5 5 . ,igpovlinzgs V Elf' LK1 y hx YW! 5 Ffhv flhxitcb Shui.-s ,WHIP kj!!-ypcv Qgqdcllll Bm Smith, T Don Soukupy C Robert Stevens, T Jim Townsley, HB Dave Van Metre, E Jim Weaver, T or G Richard Weigafldt, E Jerry Z21Cl'1Hry, HB 1 5 fu my ,Q A H 181 C.C. in action with a conference team. Q Y ,Ax FOOTBALL SCHEDULE C.C. 6 Eastern New Mexico U.--34 C.C. 0 Colorado State .......... 13 C.C. 14 Montana State .......... 30 C.C. 14 U.S.A.F. Academy ....... 53 C.C. 26 School of Mines ......... 13 C.C. 21 Denver University ...... 40 C.C. 0 Idaho State ............. 32 C.C. 14 Western State ..... .... 2 1 C.C. 36 Adams State --- ..---8 Majorettes: , - Kaye Thompson, Judy Lentz, M1ll1e Neil, Kim Palmer Cheerleaders: fStanding, L to RJ Bill Meyer, Toogie Cormea, Judy Forster, Bill Peterson. CFront, L to RD Sue Tytler, Audrey Hansen SOCCER First row: Irving, Nelson, Loughlin, Batting, Taggert, Moran. Second row: Coach Bernard, Love, Art, Hansen, Fitzgerald, Fessen- den, Tilma, Heffernan, Kinasewich, Flickinger. This season, under the coaching of Dr. Paul Bernard, the C. C. soccer team Went up against three teams for a total of five games. CC 0 U. S. Air Force Academy 5 CC 1 Colorado School of Mines 3 CC 3 Colorado University 2 CC 1 Colorado School of Mines 1 CC 1 U. S. Air Force Academy 4 And the spectators Watch it, now. Practice session. The players- Action with the Air Force Who'11 get it? And as the sun sinks slowly- Tigers vs. Miners. Waiting. Close race. Move the ball. Dr. Bernard and Company. Dick Blank QCD John Edwards QFD Don Madich QFD BAS ETBALL The Team A Squad: Dick Blank QCD, John Edwards QFD, Don Madich QFD, Bob McKendry QGD, Ed Ruland QCD, Jay Schrader QQFD, Don Scott QGD, Chuck Swallow QG8.:FD, ,Mike Tilma QFD, Roy Wheeler QGD, LeRoy Williams QFD, Don Young QGD. B Squad: Jim Becker QGD, John Curzon QFD, Ron .Datel QFD, Doug Grover QGD, Don King QCD, Dick Mason QGD, Bob McHam QFD, Paul Mott QCD, Ed Sneider QFD, Chuck Street QFD. l Bob McKendry my Ed Ruland cc: Jay Schrader CFP Don Scott KGJ Chuck Swallow KG or FJ COLORADO COLLEGE BASKETBALL 1956-57 Own Opp. Own Opponent Score Score Opponent Score Air Force Academy' 91 72 Denver University 60 Nebraska Statex 60 58 St. Michaels CSanta Feb 61 3 Eastern Montana 56 65 New Mexico Highlands 63 3 Carroll Colleges 83 78 Air Force Academy 52 Hldaho State 54 84 Adams State 75 Mldaho State 58 77 :f'6Western State 43 4 Co1orado State 66 78 MWestern State 55 Adams State? 88 68 MCo1orado Stated 77 i Colorado Mines 72 84 MColorado Mines 61 Won 5 Lost 13 'tGames Won '1 FConference Games CRocky Mountain Conferencej 3 Midland Roundtable Christmas Tournament Mike Tilma QFD Opp. Score 95 66 78 104 87 64 66 73 72 ROY Wheeler CGD LeRoy Williams my Don young gay IN ACTION N lf J EL! SITEAM The CC Ski team participated in two meets this year: Climax and Winter Park. They placed fourth in both sessions. At Climax, Robertson came in third in the down hill and fourth in the jump. At Winter Park, the Solalom showed in the top ten spots, Robertson first and Hilb tenth. In the other events, including cross country, down hill, and jumping, CC placed. For only one year of organization, the Ski team did very well this year. 1957 HUC EY CHAMPIONS First row: Jerry Art, Ron Laughlin, Bunt Hubchik, Gary Hughes, Don Wishart, Red Hay, Bob McCusker, Ike Scott, Howie Viger. Second row: Coach Tom Bedecki, Bob Tanner, Harry Harasyn, Gerry Capello, Ron Villeneuve, John Andrews, Rosie Collins. Third row: Pete Gazzola, Dick McGhee, George deRappard, Murray Dea, Harley Patterson, Bob Southwood. Pete Gazzola Tom Bedecki Rosie Collins Manager Hockey Coach Trainer J.a...1asfam,.,.. .. Murray Dea, Wing Goals 6, Assists 12 E HOCKEY SCORING 8 .......... Denver U. 5 ........ Regina Pats 8 ........ Regina Pats 3--- ------ Flin Flon 4 -.-----.--- Flin Flon 3 ------North Dakota ------North Dakota -------Minnesota U. -------Minnesota U. -----Denver U. U ----------Denver 6 ----... North Dakota 7 ------- North Dakota John Andrews, Wing Gerry Capello, Center Goals 6g Assists 20 Goals 4, Assists 13 1956-1957 COLORADO COLLEGE CUMULATIV Q30 Gamesj CC 2 -.--- .--- A lumni 1 CC CC 9 ---.- --.- A lumrxi 5 CC CC 8 ----. .--- H umboldt 4 CC CC 12 .------- Humboldt 3 CC CC 12 -----. St. Boniface 2 CC CC 15 --.-.- St. Boniface 5 CC CC 5 -------- Michigan U. 4 pts.J CC 4 CC 7 ---.---- Michigan U. 5 pts.J CC 3 CC 8 ----- Michigan State 2 pts.J CC 5 CC 7 ----- Michigan State 1 pts.J CC 6 CC 10 --.--------..- Yale 0 CC 4 CC 17 -------------. Yale 3 CC CC 4 -------- Minnesota U. 1 pt.J CC CC 5 -.----- Minnesota U. 3 pt.D CC 3 CC 3 ----.--..- Denver U. 6 pt.J CC 5 Michigan Tech Michigan Tech 7 3 1 5 2 6 5 2 2 4 3 4 6 4 4 fl Q1 Q1 C1 C1 Q1 C1 fl Q1 C2 Q2 pt.D OT pt-D PM pt.J OT Pt-J pt.9 Dt-J Dt-J pt.J OT pts.D pts.J Harry HHFHSYH, Center Bill Hay, Center Bunt Hubchik, Wing Goals 21, Assists 17 Goals 28, Assists 46 Goals 21, Assists 9 I. v , . i my fi - no , 1 Bob McCusker, Wing Dick McGhee, Defense Harley Patterson, Wing Goals 47, Assists 24 Goals 2, Assists 7 Goals 16, Assists 6 COLORADO COLLEGE TOTAL GAMES Won Lost Tied C. C. Goals Opp. Goals 27 5 0 216 112 WESTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE HOCKEY LEAGUE GAMES Won Lost Tied C. C. Goals Opp. Goals 14 4 0 93 69 N.C.A.A. HOCKEY RECORD Won Lost Tied C. C. Goals Opp. Goals 2 0 0 18 9 W.I.H.L. Champions of 1957 N.C.A.A. Champions of 1957 Gary Hughes, Defense Ron Laughlin, Center gggfgelgeiggsgmhwlng Goals 5, Assists 13 Goals 6, Assists 6 S ' -A kansas: 5 Ike Scott, Wing Bob Southwood, Goal Bob T3HU9T,.WiUg Goals 25, Assists 21 Games 16124, Stops 402 Goals 1, Asslsts 4 Pre-season session. 194 os Af ws 2 2 9 ' VLA Howard Viger, Goal Ron Villeneuve- Defense Don Wishart fcaptainj, Defense Games 1326, Stops 322 Goals 21 Asslsts 7 Goals 10, Asslsts 27 1957 TOURNAMENT RECORDS SET BY TEAMS AND INDIVIDUALS Most goals in two-game tournament Cindividualj-Bob McCusker, Colorado College C7--19577. Breaking previous record of 6. Most points in individual tournament Cindividualb-Bob McCusker, Colorado College C9-19577. Tying record of 9. Total goals in one game Cteamsl-Colorado College and Michigan University- f19-1957D. Breaking record of 17. Total points in one game Cteamsh-Colorado College and Michigan University -C40-19579. Breaking previous record of 35. Most goals by losing team in one .game-Michigan University against Colorado College-16-19571. Tying record of 6. 1956-1957 RECORDS SET BY TEAM AND INDIVIDUALS 1. Bill Red Hay smashed the 1950-51 record of Ron Hartwell who boasted 67 points that season with 68 points. 2. Hay also broke the record of Clare Smith, who in the 1954-55 season recorded 38 assists. Hay had 42 assists during the season. 3. Don Wishart, the highest scoring defenseman in the league this year, broke the team record of Jim Starrak set in 1950-51 who had 34 points, by scoring 9 goals and 26 assists for the record of 35 points. 4. The Tigers chalked up 14 consecutive wins this season, breaking the record of 13 made in 1947-48. 5. The Tigers won 17 consecutive home games compared to the 13 of 1947-48. 6. This season the team played three overtime periods, winning all of them. In sev- eral of the past seasons two wins and one loss held the record. 7. In the 1946-47 and in the 1947-48 seasons ten men on the Tiger team scored ten or more points. This year 13 men totaled ten or more. 8. The Tigers forced their oponents to stop 1,132 shots on goal this season, while in last year's play the record was 932. 9. By scoring 198 goals and shooting 1,132 times the Tigers set an all-time record of 1,330 shots on goal. 10. Bob McCusker, Bunt Hubchik, Harry Harasyn, Ike Scott, and Harley Patterson together, scored 14 hat tricks this season, the most in CC hockey history. 'Ti :aa .M .-96: li -'34 '- , --,, 'nga 1,5-Q A y,vg-ww ,pg 'agar' , I 5 'f.,'.ll .L , U x ' 4' a Yu Q., ., ,fuq ., 1 3'-21 . N - . Q . q, U, -Q w Qu. W K .fm --W- f, fn--K,-W N V ,f ., 197 Y iw 198 199 200 NCAA HUC E TOURNAMENT Queen of the N.C.A.A. Hockey Tourna- ment: Miss Pauline Beck, Kappa Alpha Theta. is .M .. f l, e N.C.A.A. Hockey QUEEN Candidates: Barbara Jenson, Kappa Kappa Gammag Barbara Brierly, Alpha Phi, Milly Neil, Independent Wom- eng Pauline Beck, Kappa Alpha Theta, Molly Lloyd, Delta Gamma: Joan Hatchette, Gamma Phi Beta. Coach Bedecki being carried by C.C. Champions. A11 Conference Team: CL to RJ stand- ing: McDonald of Clarkson, Goalg Pitts of Michigan, captain. Defense: McCusker of C.C., Wingg Rendall of Michigan, Center. Seated: Hay of C.C., Centerg and Wishart of C.C., Defense. Bob McCusker, most outstanding player of the tournament, receiving his award. This is it: the N.C.A.A. Hockey Champions of 1957 .- . .25 , f -'iw-n's:.,L,N ,ful L. lg. I 3 ,Q N, '7 y,5ip'CaL, ga ff:-Tin. 4 wg 2. 4 M 2-5 'W I H. - mf. , . gk, ig , f W X Q5 hyi, 'W Q 35 ig ,,., W 5' , ' x ' ,J -f... f1:.gfff ,k-f :--J,--sv .s,z,-fs - K -,fa If 1 . ' EW!! ISHIJ SMEIU HD BNILYHS E cI1'1BIJ Y EA EI' HN N G U1 INTRAMURAL SPORTS First place winners of the women's swimming meet-Kappa Alpha Theta. 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