Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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DEDICATION to the unconcerned . . . who regard education as secondary to college— the unread book on an unattended desk . . . who regard student government as ineffective and bothersome— unmarked ballots in a wastebasket . . . who regard activities as non-essential to campus life— the sparsely attended club meeting, the disbanded athletic team . . . To those who typify the apathy of our age, we dedicate this book.

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Delta Gamma 74 Gamma Phi Beta 76 Kappa Alpha Theta 78 Kappa Kappa Gamma NO Beta Theta Pi 82 Kappa Sigma 84 Phi Delta Theta 86 Phi Gamma Delta 88 Sigma Chi 90 Independent Women ' s Association ... 92 Independent Men ' s Association 93 Unaffiliated Students 94 Clubs 96 Talent and Speakers Bureau 97 Geology 97 Social Science • ' French 98 Spanish 99 German 99 Citizenship 99 Student Education Association 190 International Relations 100 Young Democrats ' 01 Young Republicans 101 Ski . ' . 102 Mountain 102 Riding 102 Band 103 A Cappella Choir 103 Honoraries 105 Blue Key 106 Alpha Kappa Psi 106 Phi Gamma Mu 107 Alpha Lambda Delta 107 Phi Beta Kappa 108 Who ' s Who 108 Tiger Club 109 Tigerettes 109 Black and Gold 109 STUDENT LIFE 110 Playing 112 Freshman Week 112 Variety Show 113 Dance Concert 114 College Theater 115 Radio Station KRCC 116 Sigma Chi Watermelon Bust 117 Homecoming 118 Homecoming Attendants 121 Homecoming Queen 122 Hockey Queen 12.H Miami Triad Queens 123 Man Worth A Million 124 Gold-Digger Candidates 124 Military Ball Attendants 125 Blue Key Queen 126 Sigma Chi Sweetheart 126 Alpha Kappa Psi Queen 127 Kappa Sigma Stardust Queen 127 ATHLETICS 128 Coaches 130 Football 132 Basketball 140 Soccer 148 Hockey 150 Baseball 158 Track 160 Golf 161 Tennis 162 Cheerleaders 163 Intramurals 164 Men ' s Intramurals 165 Women ' s Intramurals 168 Women ' s Athletic Association 169 Wakuta 169 Colorado College Figure Skaters 172 ADVERTISING 174 Student Index 177 Closing Words 197 Acknowledgments 200

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FOREWORD The years do little to change Colorado College: the steps of Palmer are worn down a little more, the old buildings are gradually replaced by new, the bell in Cutler becomes a little more clangy— things that are unnoticed from day to day. Rather it is the people who change it, determine its progress, attitude, success. Their disinterest can stagnate and outdate it. Their concern can give it purpose and future. We are the people, the determining factor. And this is our responsibility.