Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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c o n 1 e o V- ■m Foreword 6 7 Dedication President 10 Faculty 14 Seniors 24 Juniors 40 Sophomores 44 Freshmen 50 Organizations 58 Publications 60 Government 66 Social Organizations 72 Clubs . . ' . 98 Choir and Band 102 Shove Chapel 103 Honoraries 104 R.O.T.C 108 On The Scene 116 Variety Show 118 Colorado College Theater 119 Dance Concerts 120 Las Vegas Night 122 Watermelon Bust 123 The Freshman Carnival 124 All School Picnic 125 K.R.C.C 126 Greek Week 127 Homecoming 1 28 Royalty . . . ' . 1 30 Weekly Ways 1 36 Sports 144 Coaches 146 Football 147 Freshman Football 151 Basketball 152 Freshman Basketball 155 Hockey 1 56 Freshman Hockev 161 Track 162 Baseball 163 Tennis 164 Cheerleaders 165 Intramurals 166 Women ' s Sports 170 Advertising 176 This is COLORADO COLLEGE 190 Senior Activities 193 Index 195 Closing Words 199 Acknowledgements 200 The Hag and the tigers inspire thoughts of patriotism and school spirit in C.C. students.

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u e t S t aff Editor Wally Caldwell Assistant Editor Annie Hereford Business Manager Ed Heath Advertising Manager Morrie Hecox Copy Editor Sally McClure fane Grothaus Class Editor Ann Wilson Organizations Editor Sallie Emerson Ann Went land Sorority Editor Charlotte Wallace Fraternit) Editor Vic Kuehnert Sports Editor Bob Littell Carry Mingus Historian and Women ' s Sports Marilyn Dell Art Wally Caldwell Facult) and Administration Editor Heather Kirk Social Editor Bonnie Tanner Photograph) Jerry Cohn Fritz Friant Bookkeeping and Filing Cissy Richards Trish Beaver Typist Karen Bassford Linda Campbell Stall Assistants Kay Mathews, Susan Igelsrud, [tidy Swan, Dan Bern- stein, Jack Madav, and Carol Colfman. Special Photography Whit ' s Studios, Knutson-Bowers Advertising Stall Ted Worcester, Mike Osborne, Dee Lininger, Pat Griswald. Pikes IV, ik offers its majestu beaut) as ,i back drop to the Colorado College Campus.

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' • . OREWORD= One building whipped by the wind alone in a wilderness, Colorado College-1874. Eighteen people striving after a dream; A dream of knowledge, accomplishment, success, Colorado College-1874. One building, still whipped by the wind, but now one among many. Colorado College— 1960. Twelve hundred people each setting a goal; A goal for life in a modern age, Colorado College— 1960. The winds oi change have come and gone. They will come again whenever there is a dream to fulfill or a goal to be set. . . .