Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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COUNSELING CENTER In every college there are the students who can ' t decide what to do with their tightly rolled diplomas once they ' ve finally received them. Then there are those, and a great deal of those, who suddenly realize they don ' t konw how to study. And it is for these and similar students that the Counseling Center was organized in 1 ): )(). Providing aid and guidance in the Fields of career planning, academic problems, or per- sonal-social adjustment, the Center, under the direc- tion of Dr. DWane R. Collins, is an indispensable part of the campus. Surely with all these folders and the expert advice of Dr. lienezet, Marian Rey- nolds and Sally Jameson will be able to decide on their future career. But then even the Counseling Center can ' t guarantee that they ' ll be able to help a woman make up her mind. : ,: ... 15

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Back: Judge William S. Jackson, Robert A. Burghart, Robert L. Spurgeon, secretary; Armin B. Barney, vice-chair- man; Arthur Sharp, alumni trustee; George W. Liljestom, Gerald L. Schlessman, Frederick Farrar. Second: Robert W. Hendee, Robert S. Mcllvaine, chairman; Dr. Louis T. Benezet, Galen Broyles. Front: Mrs. Robley S. Brannon, alumni trustee; Russell T. Tutt, Chase Stone. Not present: James W. Austin, alumni trustee; E. K. Gaylord, Donald C. McCreerv, Ben S. Wendelhen. BOARD OF TRUSTEES One of the groups most important to Colorado College is a-lso one of the least known to the majority of the students. Nevertheless, the influence of the Board of Trustees is strongly felt by all associated with the campus. Working on such matters as the in- crease in tuition, the Student Center, fraternity hous- ing, and student aid, the Board is an essential body in assisting the administration in mapping out the general policies of the college. 14

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ART The Fine Arts Center is known to many only for movies presented there on Tuesday eve- nings. But to others the FAC is more ap- propriately known for its art collection, which includes the painting shown here. Shown with the collage, which will soon be part of a nationally shown collection are: its creator, Bernard Arnest, director; Lew Tilley, Gerald Fager, Jean-Paid Darriau, and Mary Cheno- weth. BOTANY It helps to have a green thumb if you ' re a botany major, but more important is the understanding of such things as photosynthesis, genetics, and pollination. Here Dr. C. William Penland checks the growth of a laboratory plant. BUSINESS Even the enormity of big business couldn ' t survive a student like this. Checking a paper proves amusing to Mrs. Jack Rundell, William Barton, Fred H. Nicklason, and Professor Paul M. Jones. 16