Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Robert W. Broughton, Robert Brossman Vice President and Business Manager Robert Broughton and Robert Brossman together have efficiently and effectively carried out the great responsibilities lacing them as vice-presidents of the college. Mr. Brossman specialized in the area ol col- lege development while Mr. Broughton served as Business tnager. Christine Moon Dean of Women With friendliness and sincere interest Christine Moon has assumed the responsibilities of Dean of Women. Besides advising many women ' s groups, Dean Moon helps students with personal problems, supervises outside and college work lor women stu- dents, and oversee resident housing. 11 J. Juan Reid Dean of Men Guiding and working with the men students was Dean ol Men J. Juan Reid. Assisting students to gain scholarships, to find outside work, or housing and supervising veteran ' s education are but a few of his duties.

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DR. LOUIS T. BENEZET PRESIDENT OF COLORADO COLLEGE Always himself in all things. . . The President of a college must be many men— an organizer, an intermediary, a financier, a leader, and a friend. He must head an institution with numerous and complex problems, finding a simple solution for each obstacle. Vet he must be the friend and advisor to students and faculty members, placing an indi- vidual ' s problem foremost in an already busy schedule. Since 1955 Colorado Col- lege has had such a president in Dr. Louis T. Benezet, a man who truly is himself in all things. At the Spring Convocation, 1959, Dr. Benezet spoke on the progress and many changes which Colorado College was in the midst of. The theme for this spe- cial program was titled Changes in the Wind, from which we dedicate this book. 10 Whether ii is a student dinner, sorority function, club meetings, oi ,mv othei student gathering, Dr. Benezet .in be counted on to speak oi just come and chat infoi mally. Seen above at the informal Coffee, grounds fot Discussion meeting, Dr. Benezet listens to Chief Justice Douglas as he discusses American government and its world importance. Showing a genuine interest in students is a quality lli.it makes him more than a college official.

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H III LLOYD E. WORNER Lloyd E. Worner, as Dean of the College, controls such activities as registration, class attendance, and graduate and undergraduate study. He is also a pro- fessor of history. H. EDWIN MATHIAS The exacting job of Director of Student Aid and Placement is held by H. Edwin Mathias who also serves as Associate Dean of the College. 12 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF The difficult job of running a growing college is han- dled ably by the tireless Administrative staf f. The details ol admissions, registration, scheduling, finances and all other college business are handled by the staff. Since the Firsi Row: Ellsworth (.. Mason, Lorcna Bcrgcr, Dr. Thomas J. Ross. I)i. Louis r. Benczet, J. Juan Rcicl, Dwayne Collins. Mrs. M. E. Scoggin. Second Row: Evalinc McNary, Helen Gilmore, Sharon Russell. John Howard, Geo Campbell, Dale Mattson, college ' s founding the staff has been changed and en- larged to meet every new condition providing the stu- dents the best possible organization. Alexandei Karolyi, David Fletcher, Glenn Urban, J. Victor Hopper. Richard Blackburn, Esthei Burch, Grace Berger, Robberts T. Sim- cock, Joan Shinew, Dr. Rogei S. Whitney, Jerry Carle.