Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1961 volume:

PERro DICac RACTALL CENTER COLORADO COLLEGE LIBRART COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF THE COLORADO CGLLEGE, COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO JtV!v : ;f xV ' - ' ' ■ ' • ' S? ' : . ' • ' ■ : : . ■ ' v • ' ' ■ : ' ; ' : . ■} ' ■: ' ' ' : . - ; ■■:;;■■ ' - ' v;- editor ■ ' ' : - . . .;-o ■ doug norberg BUSINESS MANAGERS . PAUL KILBREATH : v . • . . ROD- PECK ACADEMICS ORGANIZATIONS CAMPUS LIFE ADVERTISING Doug Norberg — Editor Anne Wilson — Assistant Editor Paul Kilbreath — Business Managers Rod Peck Jane Grothaus — Faculty, Administration Linda Haneborg — Classes Isabel Williams — Organizations Dave Hite — Sports Sue Igelsrud — Campus Life David Bitters — Advertising Margaret Kurashita Scheduling Carole Coffman — Copy Toni Larson — Layout Alice Brooks — Index Bill Stafford -- Photography Staff — Sue Ballou Steve Bellstrom Nancy Hall Leilani Markisen Donna Sexton Darla Streamer Bobbie Tolley Sally Twaddle FOREWORD This is nothing but a presentation of Colo- rado College in the yea r 1960-61 as it appeared to us — the undergraduates. COLORADO COLLEGE LIBRARY COLORADO SPRINGS. COLORADO ' ix ' - m fflOTEW! ■ THE PRESIDENT Since 1955 when Dr. Louis T. Benezet came to CC as president, the campus has gained nationwide recognition. The multimillion dollar building program introduced just a short time ago by Dr. Benezet is well on its way to becoming a reality. Some of the achievements of Colorado College under Dr. Benezet are the naming of CC as one of the fifty outstanding small colleges in the country by Time magazine, and the invitation by General Electric to participate in the College Bowl and the resulting scholarships by GE. Locally, Dr. Benezet has been elected chairman of the Community Chest, and one of the local radio sta- tions designated a Sunday last fall as Dr. Louis T. Benezet Day. Dr. Benezet enthusiastically and gratefully accepts a science building from the Olin Foundation late in the spring of I960. The years that you are living in college are full of new emphasis upon the seriousness of learn- ing. College students today are being bom- barded with more books, more scientific de- vices, more highly trained and better paid pro- fessors, more lectures, symposiums, and other intellectual sideshows than ever before. It can- not help but make learning seem more impor- tant. Yet when we have completed the process of infusing college education with greater au- thority, shall we also have produced warm hu- man beings with a desire to live and work to- gether? The College yearbook is one of the elements in a college experience that ought to help you remember the human side of education. For despite all the important lessons, you will recall your professors, fellow-students and the events of your College life either as a sort of statistical background or else as warm, flesh-and-blood memories of four years ' that helped shape your life. I think it is important that we remember our College days in this way. Here then will be your Nugget; take it with you in your many- moves throughout life and let it help you remember. . . . Louis T. Benezet President and Mrs. Benezet enjoy the company of Gerry Carle, Athletic Director, at a hockey game. DEAN BUSINESS MANAGER VICE-PRESIDENT Lloyd E. Worner Robert W. Broughton Robert W. Brossman ASSOCIATE DEAN DEAN OF MEN DEAN OF WOMEN H. E. Mathias J. Juan Reid Christine S. Moon Standing: Lloyd E. Worner, Dean of the College; W. E. Mueller, A. S. Alston, Galen Broyles, Robert Hender, H. Chase Stone, Russell T. Tutt, W. Robert Brossman, Robert W. Broughton, Gerald Schlessman, Vice Chairman of the Board. Seated: Robert A. Burghart, Sr., John A. Cheley, George W. Liljestrom, Armin B. Barney, Chairman of the Board, Louis T. Benezet, President of the College, Mrs. Robley S. Brannon, Judge William S. Jackson. THE TRUSTEES 10 Standing: Robert M. Torrens, Food Service Manager; Glenn Urban, Director ot Public Relations; Richard E. Wood, Direc- tor of C.C. Campaign; J. Juan Reid, Dean of Men; Donald Oden, Student Activities Advisor; Dr. Roger Whitney, Medical Advisor; Richard D. Blackburn, Director of Rastall Center; H. E. Mathias, Associate Dean of College; David Fletcher, As- sistant Director of Admissions; Robert W. Broughton, Vice President and Business Manager; Ellsworth G. Mason, Librarian; Mrs. M. E. Scoggin, Registrar. Seated: John O. Howard, Purchasing Agent; Miss Sharon Russell, Assistant Dean of Women; Miss Christine Moon, Dean of Women; Lloyd E. Worner, Dean of College; Thomas W. Ross, Director of Admissions; Miss Evaline McNary, Manager of Resident Halls and Dining Rooms; Mrs. D. E. King, Coordinator of Campus Planning; W. Robert Brossman, Vice President of College; Miss Lorena A. Berger, Secretary of College; Miss Helen Gilmore, Assist- ant to the Business Manager; Louis T. Benezet, President of College. THE ADMINISTRATION 11 KITCHEN STAFF Robert M. Torrens, Mildred Weaver, Lillie Thomas, Eva Chase. GROUNDS CREW Chuck Remington, Ken Angus, Howard Miller, Pete Bruno, C. W. Clement. FACULTY BOTANY Dr. Penland, botany professor, is planning with great care the new area he will have in the new science building. In the fall of 1962 he will move into a department five times larger than the pres- ent one, and which will include a spacious green- h ouse. ART Members of the art department have had wide varieties of art experiences. Miss Chenoweth ' s pictures have been exhibited in major cities from coast to coast, while Mr. Darriau was the recipient of a Fulbright Grant for Sculpture in Florence, Italy. Mr. Arnest was the Chief War Artist of the historical section of the European theater of the U.S. Army from 1943-45. Mr. Darriau, Mr. Arnest, Miss Chenoweth, Mr. Eager. BUSINESS The bus iness department is extending the amount of independent work done by c enior majors. Six hours of departmental work will be done without a scheduled class. Majors will be more responsible for their own education by doing reading, writing of papers, and solving problems. Mr. Barton, Mr. Jones, and Mr. Johnson. ■,j •--■ ' ..■ Mr. Hitchcock, Dr. Snyder, Dr. Champion, Dr. Barnes, and Dr. Michels. CHEMISTRY CC ' s chemistry department is fully accredited by the American Chemical Society, and has a group of student affiliates with the society. In the department itself, two members, Dr. Barnes and Dr. Michels, are reviewed in the book Ameri- can Men of Science. Last summer two other mem- bers of the department, Dr. Champion and Dr. Michels, attended conferences sponsored by the National Science Foundation. DRAMA Mr. McMillen of the drama department, pro- duces two all school plays annually. He spent six years doing professional stage and radio work be- fore coming to CC. Mr. MacMillen DANCE Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cornick, professors of dance, have both danced professionally. Mr. Cor- nick was with a group in Los Angeles which went on tour, while Mrs. Cornick has danced on Broad- way. Mr. and Mrs. Cornick, Mrs. Gray ECONOMICS In the economics department Dr. Curran was foreign manager of the Americo-Persian Develop- ment and Trading Corporation from 1926-30. Dr. Curran, Mr. Werner, and Mr. Bechtol. EDUCATION Dr. Collins of the education department was the Educational and Counseling Consultant for the In- stitute Tec. de Aeronautica in Brazil from 1952-55. Dr. Collins, Mr. Jordan, deceased, Miss Saunders, Miss Eaton ENGINEERING The engineering department offers its majors a 3-2 plan by which they can attend CC for three years and follow a liberal arts course. They then go on to Columbia University, Illinois University, or Rensular Polytechnic Institute for two years of intensive study in engineering. Graduate then re- ceives a bachelor ' s degree from CC and a bach- elor of science degree from the other school. Mrs. Kendrick, and Mr. Kraehenbuehl ENGLISH Miss Amanda Ellis of the English department is now a writer in residence at CC. She has had a number of books published, as have other mem- bers of the department. In the fall of I960 she had a play produced on TV, and will soon have another shown. Mr. Racey and Mr. Van Becker are new members of the department. Dr. Racey, Mr. Ormes, Dr. Knapp, Dr. Ross, Mr. McCue, Mrs. Hershey, Mr.. Krutzke, and Mrs. Monroe. In the French department, Dr. Boyce has done a rather reverse teaching stint. Instead of the teaching of French to Americans, he taught Eng- lish to Parisians in 1956-57. Mr. Miller, Mr. Von Puttkamer, Mrs. Secrist, Dr. Boyce, and Mr. Madruga. GEOLOGY Renovation of many of the geology classrooms brought better eguipment to the students. A con- vention of the National Geographical Society of America, which 4,000 geologists attended, was held in Denver in the fall. Advanced geology stu- dents were invited to attend. Mr. Lewis, Mr. Osborne, visiting lecturer, Dr. Pearl Fischer, and Dr. Grose. Dr. GERMAN To help the 145 students taking German, the department ' s assistant, Peter von Puttkamer, who is an exchange student from Germany, uses a tape recorder. All German professors here were either born in Germany or have studied extensively there. Dr. Brandt, Mrs. Elstun, and Mrs. Feyock. HISTORY Faculty in the history department are carrying out a revised program for the history majors. More independent reading, theses for outstanding senior majors, reading courses, and a language reguire- ment are the new goals. Mr. Volan, Dr. Hockman, Mr. Rudoff, Mrs. Satt, Dr. Geiger, Dr. Gilbert, Dr. Carter. MATHEMATICS Dr. E. J. Miles, CC Carnegie Visiting Profes- sor of Mathematics, came in I 957 after forty-three years at Yale. He stepped into his place as founder of a dynasty, which includes Thomas Rawles and Joseph Leech, who both studied under him. Dr. Miles, Dr. Hansman, Dr. Rusch, Dr. Rawles, and Dr. Leech. ROTC The ROTC department at CC is working to- ward two goals — to commission a minimum of twenty-fiv e cadets in the U. S. Army Reserve each year and to give military training to all freshman and sophomore men during their basic course. Sfc. Petre, Sfc. Penton, Mr. Lang, M Sgt. Wadkins, Maj. Johnson, Capt. Pistone, M Sgt. Seymour, Mrs. L. A. Barefield, Col. Decker. MUSIC The music department has purchased a rather unusual instrument — a harpsichord. It is one of the largest in this area, and was made in Germany. It is approximately ten years old. Mr. Jenkins, Dr. Seay, Mr. Gamer, Dr. Lanner, Mr. Aus- tin, Dr. Juhas. PHILOSOPHY Enrollment in the philosophy courses has jumped considerably in the past few years, showing that the student is willing to be encouraged to think. Dr. Gray has recently published a book, The War- riors. Dr. Maue, Miss Cauvel, Dr. Gray, Rev. Jepson. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical education is required of all freshman women. Sports range from archery to skiing. Miss Young and Miss Roberts. mh. m PHYSICS Dr. Wilber Wright of the physics department returned this year after attending Stanford Uni- versity on a National Science Research Foundation Grant. He also headed the committee which de- signed the new science building. Dr. Boucher, Dr. Wright, Mr. Olson, and Mr. Bell. POLITICAL SCIENCE The political science classes were very interested and active in the presidential elections this year. Dr. Sondermann, Dr. Mertz, and Mr. Brooks. PSYCHOLOGY CC is one of the relatively few colleges which provides beginning students with live rats. Be- cause each trio of students keeps the same experi- mental animal and systematically and cumulatively alters its behavior throughout the course, both in- terest and understanding of the basic principles of behavior are enhanced. Dr. Roberts, Dr. Freed, and Dr. Blakel y- SPEECH AND RADIO Chief Woodson Tyree, an honorary Indian chief, is the faculty advisor of the CC radio station, KRCC-FM. RELIGION Dr. Booth and Dr. Bailey are both the ministers of Shove Chapel and serve the college chapel services. Dr. Bailey and Dr. Booth. PAhPLOH mum 1 - Pf|H H 5 SOCIOLOGY The sociology department sponsored a lecture by the president of the American Anthropological Society. A new course, Problems of Mass Socie- ties, was previewed by Dr. Boderman in a faculty lecrure concerning bureaucracy. Dr. Boderman, Dr. Shaw, Dr. Kutsche. SPANISH The Spanish department has added several study aids this year — a new tape recorder, new records, and new books for first year students. Miss Perry and Mr. Roberts ZOOLOGY Individual student research projects under fac- ulty supervision have been completed in the zool- ogy department. Some of these were done well enough to be published. Dr. Hamilton, Dr. Stabler, Dr. Beidleman, and Dr. Brown. CLASSES : SENIORS CLASS COMMISSIONERS: BOB SELIG, ANNIE HEREFORD, PRESIDENT, JEFF RACE. , 2+ ■ ' ABERCROMBIE, LOIS Tacoma, Washington English I v It v ■ 9 ACKERMAN, ART ALLEN, CHARLES ASHWORTH, JANE ATKINS, HENRY Fairbury, Nebraska La Canada, Calif. Denver, Colo. Duluth, Minn. Business Adm. Political Science Sociology Business Adm. 24 BENDER, ANN BRADLEY, MARY ELIZABETH BRILEY, MILLICENT BUNGENER, BETTY Evanston, III. Talihina, Oklahoma Perrysburg, Ohio Green Bay, Wise. Education Music Political Science German BURGOON, BETTY Roswell, New Mexico Psychology BYLAND, DAVID Colorado Springs Mathematics CALDWELL, WALLACE E. Detroit, Mich. Art CASE, RICHARD Minneapolis, Minn. History 25 CASHMAN, JOHN H. CERGIZAN, FRANK CHRISTENSEN, LINDA CRAY, LINDA Chicago, III. Hammond, Indiana Kansas City, Mo. Elmhurst, III. Economics Business Administration Psychology Sociology CROSSIN, PATRICIA DOTY, CHARLIE DRAGGON, ROBERT DYE, SANDY Arlington Heights, III. Colorado Springs Santa Fe, New Mexico Corte Madera, Calif Mathematics Mathematics Political Science Zoology 26 ELLETT, EMERSON Denver, Colo. English EMERICK, ROSEMARY W. Colorado Springs Education ENGLISH, GEORGE Mexico City Business Adm. ERIKSON, JOAN Madison, Wise. Economics EVANS, SUE Rocky Ford, Colo. Zoology EYRE, WILLIAM Arlington, Virginia Sociology FISHER, ANTHONY KENT Darien, Connecticut Political Science FONTIUS, HARRY Denver, Colo. Business Adm. GALLALLEE, GINGER Nashville, Tennessee History GIVAN, RICHARD L. Corning, Iowa Mathematics J GAPPERT, GARY Arlington Heights, III. Chemistry GLASSCOCK, MARY FRANCIS Calgary, Canada Sociology GATCHET, MARIS f Evergreen, Colo. History J 1 K GUSTIN, MIKE Salt Lake City, Utah Art GEE, WAYNE Ponoka, Canada Business Administration HAGERMAN, SANDRA LEE Colorado Springs Music 28 s HAIGLER, CAROL ANN Casper, Wyoming English HEREFORD, ANNIE San Francisco, Calif. Sociology HARTWELL, KEN Swan Lake, Canada Business Administration HERNDON, CAROL Tulsa, Oklahoma Education HEGEMAN, ALANSON Los Angeles, Calif. Political Science HILLIS, SUSAN RILEY Kansas City, Kansas Political Science HEPP, SIGRID Santiago, Chile English HITTI, JOHN Durango, Colo. aps - 29 HOPPER, IDA-ANNE HUSHES, SANDRA ILIFF, BAMBI JENSEN, PAUL Atlanta, Georgia Council Bluffs, Iowa Arlington, Virginia Denver, Colo. Education Economics Psychology Mathematics JOHNSON, BOB JONES, DALE KAPOSTASY, JOE KEISER, JO ANN Deerfield, III. Boone, Colo. Fairport Harbor, Ohio Denver, Colo. Mathematics History Chemistry English 30 KIPP. ELSIE Colorado Springs Art KUSHNIR, STEVE Colorado Springs History LEGG, KAREN Hamilton AFB, Calif. Political Science LETTS, DOUGLAS St. Joseph, Mo. Political Science LILLIE, DAVE Colorado Springs Physics LOCKHART, MARTHA McAllen, Texas English McCONNELL, BOB Urbana, Ohio Business Adm. McCOMISH, JOHN San Francisco, Calif. Geology 31 McCREA, SALLEE Colorado Springs Mathematics MANLY, JEAN Massena, N. Y. Philosophy, History McKAIG, JOYCE Boise, Idaho Education MARFIELD, JOHN Wayzata, Minn. Business Adm. MAGEE, JANE Los Angeles, Calif. Political Science MAXEY, GLENNA Lubbock, Texas Art MAGUIRE, GEORGIA Colorado Springs French MOORE, GARY A. Colorado Springs Zoology 32 « f MORROW, VAN GORDON Webster Groves, Mo. Business Adm. NEVA, EDWARD San Antonio, Texas Psychology MOSS, DICK Denver, Colo. Zoology NORTON, DAN Colorado Springs Business Adm. MYERS, PIETER San Francisco, Calif. Art ORAM, SHIRLEY Kansas City, Mo. Economics NELSON, BILL Colorado Springs PARKER, BETTY Richland, Washingtor History • 33 PICKARD, ROBERT POLICELLI, ANNABEL RACE, GEOFFREY RATCLIFF, SALLY Cicero, New York Salt Lake City, Utah Kalamazoo, Mich. Hinsdale, III. Geology Chemistry Math Sociology RAWLES, WANN REAL, JACK RIVARD, SARA RUDA, SHELDON Colorado Springs Political Science Durango, Colo. Math Kansas City, Mo. English Chicago, III. Chemistry 34 RUNDELL, DICK Kansas City, Mo. German SECRIST, TUCKER H. Colorado Springs French RUTENBER, TOM Waukesha, Wise. Business Adm. SCHOCK, ROBERT Monticello, N. Y. Geology SELIG, ROBERT Denver, Colo. Economics SINCLAIR, ELLERYW. Falls Village, Conn. Philosophy SECRIST, PHILIP B. Dedham, Mass. History STEPHEN-HASSARD, Q. La Jolla, Calif. Zoology 35 . « ¥ ' m STONOROV, KATRINA STRATTON, SABRA STREAMER, RALPH SZILAGYI, PAUL Charleston, Pa. Houston, Texas Colorado Springs Budapest, Hungary History Business Adm. Business Adm. Chemistry TALBERT, LINDA TAYLOR, LORINDA TIPPIN, SCOTT M. TOMLIN, SHEILA Toft. Calif. Colorado Springs Fairbury, Nebraska Colorado Springs Zoology English Business Adm. Sociology h t 36 TRAVIS, CECILIA Savannah, Georgia Geology TUCKER, EUDORA Springfield, Colo. Business Adm. k w- TUCKER, LIBBY Independence, Mo. Political Science TYLER, JILL Denver, Colo. Music VAN LOO, CHARLOTTE Canon City, Colo. Math VICK, KENT Dumas, Texas Business Adm. WARRENBURG, KEITH Colorado Springs Business Adm. WATSON, MARY JANE Milwaukee, Wise. History ,s - 37 WELD, ALEXANDER Weston, Mass. Business Adm. WHITELEATHER, CAROL Memphis, Tenn. Zoology WHITELEATHER, BONNIE Memphis, Tenn. Zoology WIEGEL, JOANNE Chicago, III. Psychology WILFONG, JEAN Pasadena, Calif. Education WOODWARD, SUAN Littleton, Colo. Art WISGERHOF, KEN Newton, Iowa Business Adm. ZORN, JAMES Colorado Springs Business Adm. JUNIORS CLASS COMMISSIONERS: TIM MOE, PRESIDENT, MARIANA COGSWELL, JERRY OSBORNE GORDON AAMOTH TRICIA ADAMS JUDY ALT LUIS ARRIETA GORDON AXELSON CHARLES BATTS BARBARA BAZATA JAMES BELLIS LARRY BOWMAN WILLIAM BROOKS DOTTIE BUSH MARIANA COGSWELL JIM CURPHY DALE DALBY SUE DARE CASSIUS DE FLON JUDY DONER DIANE ELLIOT SALLIE EMERSON BETSY FOOTE JANET FRY DAVE FURGASON WILLIAM GEARY JUDY GIBSON LARRY GILBERTSON GIL GRABOSKI JUDITH GRAY GEORGE GREEN CHRIS GRIFFITHS JANE GROTHAUS MEREDITH HALL CAROL HAMMOND GINNY HAMPTON JOHN HANEY BARRY HARRISON SERENA HAYDEN KRIS HOOF BRUCE HOUGHTON SUE HOYT CHUCK HUDSON MARTIN HYLBOM ELIZABETH ICKS HIROAKI UNO JOAN JILKA WILL JOHNSON BETH KENDALL SUSAN KING DON KINTZ VIC KUEHNERT BARBARA LAMBIE TONI LARSEN KAREL LEEFLANG NANCY LEWIS JOAN LINDLEY ROBERT LITTELL DAVID LOGAN DICK MOORE KATHLEEN LYONS SALLY McCLURE MARIAN MARTIN KAREN MIN STAN MOSKAL ROBERT NELSON DOUG NORBERG VERNON OLIVIER 111 JERRY OSBORNE STEPHEN PEACOCK ROGER PEARSON ROD PECK EDWARD PLUMMER MICHAEL PONTING ARCHIE PRESTAYKO ROBERT PRICE MEREDYTH RICHARDS STEW RITCHIE TOM RIVERS REBECCA ROBERTS 42 LINDA RORK JERRY ROSENFELD GWEN SALISBURY BILL SCHANEMAN CAROL SIPPY OSCAR SOULE m -mm- IP GARY SPARKMAN STEVE SPOONAMORE JUDITH STANDER MARK STETSON RAY SULLIVAN SUZANNE TAYLOR LIZ THOMPSON SANDY WILLIAMS KAREN WILLIAMSON TED WORCESTER BILL YEAGER SOPHOMORES CLASS COMMISSIONERS: HANK VAN ARSDALE, ERV HINDS,- PRESI- DENT, JULIE BOHLKE AZIZ AGHBARI JEAN ALBRECHT STEPHANIE AMES BARRY ANDERSON KATHLEEN ANDERSON LAURI ANDERSON SUSAN BALLOU GERRI GENE BARTZ CAROL ANNE BAUER CHARLES BEEMER PEIGI BENHAM BILL BENTLEY 44 ART BERGLUND KAREN BESSESEN JOHN BLUCK JULIE BOHLKE NEWELL BOSSART SEECE BOYCE WALTER BRAYMAN MARTY BRETERNITZ ALICE BROOKS FRANKIE BUSCHKE MARY LINDA BUTCHOFSKY BETSY CAMPBELL DONNA CELLINI PAT CHAPMAN BRADFORD CHASE ELIZABETH COLEMAN JUDITH COLES SUSAN CONNELLY JEANNETTE CHELEY KAREN CLAUSEN CAROLE COFFMAN SPENSER COOK NANCY COX STEPHEN CROSS CV ay. {% - i ' - . ft 45 ARTHUR DANA JEANIE DANIELS NANCY DEHLIN BEN EASTMAN CATHERINE ENRIGHT ROBERT FOSTER BRUCE FRANKLIN POLLY FRANKLIN SARAH GRUEN HAZEL HAIGH ROBERT FREDREGILL LINDA HANEBORG BETSY GASKILL SUE HARDY SUSAN GERARD PATSY GRISWOLD ROY HAY NANCY HEITZ 46 JERRY HILLHOUSE ERV HINDS DAVID HUE CAROL HOWARD ILL HUNTER SUSAN IGELSRUD f 2 SARAH JAMISON RAECHEL JENSEN DIANE JOHNSTON TREV JONES BARB JUSTIS DAN KETCHUM TERRY KIDNER PAUL KiLBREATH HEATHER KIRK NORMAND LAURENCE DIANA LE BOSQUET BEN LEWIS 47 i tan Mt JO ANNE LEWIS ALDO LIZZUL MARILYN McCHESNEY ANN McFADDEN LEILANI MARKISEN GEORGIANA MASON KAY MATHEWS ROD MAYO SKIP MEIS MICHAEL MINGUS JOE MOORE VICTORIA MOREY MARCIA MOSES JAN MOSKAL THEODORA MUZZY CAROLYN ODELL SUE OLDS EDWARD PARKER ALICE PARSONS ARTHUR PETERS LINDA PIERCE ROBERT PITTAWAY WILLIAM POWELL MAX POWER CHARLES PUCKETT ELIZABETH QUINT LEIGH RAINEY HANK RASE TOM RAVIN PAT RAU ROBERT REINKING DON RHOADES JOHN RINDERKNECHT DIANA ROBERTSON RICHARD ROHRBACH JULIE ROLFE BETTY ROUSE CAROLINE SANBORN RALPH SCHMIDT JOAN SEELIG ANN SEELY FRED SINGLETON BRETT STEARNS LUCY SMITH BRADLEY SNYDER MARGARET SPEER RUSSELL SPERRY DON STOUFFER PAULA SWANEY INGRID SWENSON MARGIE ANNE TAYLOR WILLIAM STAFFORD JULIE THOMAS TWYLLA THOMAS 50 DONALD THOMPSON RUSS TODD IE TOLLEY ROBERT THRASHER HANK VAN ARSDALE PORTIA VAN METER LYNNE VINCENT STEPHEN WELD JOHANNA WALLER DAVID WHITING PAM WARDEN ISABEL WILLIAMS MARK WEBER PETE WEED ANNE WILSON DON WOLFGANG JAY VICKERMAN SANDY WEIR KATHY MURPHY 51 FRESHMEN CLASS COMMISSIONERS: DICK WOODS, PRESIDENT, SUE HEIDEL, j ANN RUTH VERNE AFTON CHARLOTTE ALDERFER SUSAN ARENTZ SUZANNE ARMSTRONG FRANCES AUDIER NAN AUGENSTEIN ' • m mm mi TONI AYERS SUE BAILEY SANDY BALLARD ANN BARBER MARY BARDONE JOHN BARKER 52 JANICE BECKWITM DEAN BEHSE SUSAN BIGELOW DAVID BITTERS SALLY BLANCHARD NELLE BONFOEY m u£ ' J i-i J p MM ' 4 B LEE BOYNTON DON BRADBURY LYNN BRADLEY ROSEY BROWN BUFFIE BUFFUM MARLA BULLOCK BORDEN BURCK THOMAS BURK GEORGE BURMASTER NAN BURROUGHS CONAN CANTWELL PAUL CHRISTENSEN JUDY CLARK SARAH CLIFFORD TOM COCKAYNE JANICE COLLINS JAMES COSTAN BARBARA COUEY 53 ' n ft S YWik o 7 A, hJrJj BETSY CROCKETT TONY CULVER CHARLES CUSHION ARTHUR DALY LAURA DEARBRON ED DE GEORGE JAN DETRICH JUDY DICKINSON THOMAS Dl MARE KAY DODGE LOUISE DODGE PHILLIP DOERR BECKY DUNBAR NANCY DUNCAN BETSY DUNHAM LINDA DUNN MIKE DURFEE SUZANNE EDWARDS NANCY EGENHOFER GLENNIE EISELE HENRY ENGLISH JAMES ENGLISH JAMES FOX DIANE FRANKLIN JAY FREER DIANE FREW ANNE FREY FRANCES FRIES TONY GASKILL JOHN GAUBATZ CHARLES GIBSON SUSAN GIBSON FRED GOLDING ANN GOURLAY GEORGE GRAHAM SUSAN GRAHAM SUSAN GRIMES NANCY HALL GAIL HALPERN MANDY HAMILTON DONNA HAMPTON JANICE HANSEN KEN HANSEN LYNN HARE RUBY HASLAM DAVE HAYES WALTER HECOX SUSAN HEIDEL EUGENE HERMAN AL HILL LORNA HILL SCOTT HOCKER JULIA HOFFMAN REBECCA HOLDEN DAVID HOLDORF JANE HULT RICHARD HUNT WILLIAM HYBL KATHY INNIS J. JACKSON MARDI JAFFREY ELIZABETH JAMES BARBARA JOHNSON LYNDA JOHNSON DEDE JONES JUDY JONES MIMI JONES BRIAN KELLOGG SUSAN KELLOGG ALFRED KING NANCY KITZMILLER GEORGE KLEIN DIANE KRUSHEL MARGARET KURASHITA CHARLES LADD HARVEY LAMBETH LEE LARSON SHARON LEE RAY LIBONATI NAN LINDSLEY MARILYN LIPMAN AL LOOSLI DOROTHY LYNCH BEN LYON CAROL McALEER JOANY MacLEOD ED LOOSLI JOYCE MANNING RICH LOVE CHARLES MASON FRED LOFT ED MASON MOLLY ANN MASON CAROL MATOUSH HOLLY MENKEL SUSAN MERRELL GINNY METCALF CHRISTIE MICKELWAIT FRANK MILLER LYNN MILLER WENDY MILLER MANCEL MITCHELL RAY MITHUN HELEN MOE CAROLYN MORRIS MIMI MULDROW JEAN MURRAY MARSHA NYE ROBERT OAKES ELEANOR PATTERSON LYNNE PELLY WILLIAM PELZ RUSSELL OLDS BLAKE OZIAS NANCY PARKER MARG ANN PARKS NANCY PETTIT MARCIA PFLUGRATH BOB PINGER ELIZABETH POWELL k; GORDON PRICE ELLEN PRICE MARY PRIEST MATT RAILEY JUDITH REAGAN DANA RHODES  ! PETE RICE MALCOLM RICHARDS DEAN ROATH NANCY ROCKWELL LINDA ROOD SUE ROSS STEPHANIE ROW JOHN ROWLAND SUSAN ' ROWLETTE JANN ROWLEY LYNN RUBUSH JAY RUEHLEN 1 V ANN RUTH STEVE SABOM JAN SARTOR NANCY SCHORLING WALLACE SHULTZ NANCY SEARS PHYLLIS SETTER DONNA SEXTON DOUG SHAW DAVE SHER HARRIS SHERMAN SALLY SIKES JOHN SIMUS DEBORAH SMITH DORINE SMITH MARILYN SMITH SANDRA SMITH SUSAN SOMERVILLE CLAY SORRICK STEVEN SPARLING JAMES SPERRY ALEXE STOCKTON DONNA STORY ROBERT STRAIGHT I Hk A CORNELIUS STRAKOSH DARLA STREAMER TRAER SUNLEY KATHRYN SYMMS JAMES TALMAN REBECCA TAYLOR CHRISTINE THATCHER SHELLEY THOMSON JEAN TORCUM COLEMAN TRAVELSTEAD LEE TRUEBLOOD KAY TYTLER DONNA VER LEE BARBARA WADELL CHRIS WADSWORTH MARY JO WAGNER SUSAN WAHLBERG PENELOPE WALHOLM SAMUEL WALKER JO ANN WALLACE KRISTIN WALLACE MARY N. WEBB A MELINDA WELLS SHIRLEY WENDEL SUSAN WIESENDANGER RAY WILBUR ROBERT WILLIAMS SUSAN WILLIAMS DEBRA WOOD RICHARD WOODS CAROL WRIGHT VIRGINIA WRIGHT DENNIS ZEPP BARBARA BLAIR ' .1 ■■ i v=T 61 mmu T I ■— ■■— m wnii uiiiMi; ijwmmi ' i Him mm j n , in niiwini wniji iwi in pm — ii ii i ii iu mmi mi iiiitwiiifflriiriiriinri ii i wririll fl - i- . . • :, • 1 i— iMn— h hjmwb ii —ii ras | ■8S — ii i ii ii i mm ii .1 w ' i i iiiwiiiii iiiiBl HONOR COUNCIL Honor Council, Composed of twelve stu- dents and the president of ASCC, handles violations of the honor system. Dr. Hochman, Jerry Moore, Gay Petzold, Rick Street, Pat Beaver, Erv Hinds, Stew Ritchie, Presi- dent, Jill Tyler, Secretary, Ralph Schmidt, Betty Burgoon, Bob Kendall, Karen Williamson, Tim Moe, Ruthie Snodgrass. STUDENT CONDUCT COMMITTE! Both faculty and students make up the Student Conduct Committee, which handles non-academic disciplinary problems not un- der the jurisdiction of other groups. Seated: Jill Tyler, Jim Urmson, President, Mariana Cogswell. Standing: Dean Reid, Gordon Aamoth, Tom Rivers. COMMITTEE ON UNDERGRADUATE LIFE The Committee on Undergraduate Life, composed of the administration, faculty, and students, handles noncurricular policies and problems. Seated: Jeff Race, Mr. Kutsche, Mr. Barton, Miss Moon, President Benezet, Mr. Fletcher, Marti Gravitis, Tim Moe, Jack Real. Standing: Mr. Shaw, Dean Reid, Mr. Blackburn, Hank Van Ars- dale. ASCC The Associated Students of Colorado College is the formal student governing body. Seared: Ron Strasburger, Ann Ruth, Sue Heidel, Mariana Cogswell, Tim Moe, Mr. Barton, Don Lavers, Jack Real, Sue Hoyt, Chris Griffiths, Jack Howard, Annie Hereford, Julie Bohlke, Janey Alderson, Erv Hinds, Hank VanArsdale. Standing: Jerry Osborne, Dick Woods, Jeff Race, Bob Seliq. 66 EXECUTIVE BOARD The Executive Board of ASCC is made up of the president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. Don Lavers, Vice President; Jack Real, President; Sue Hoyt, Secretary; Chris Griffiths, Treasurer. TRAFFIC COMMITTEE Traffic Committee handles campus traffic vio- lations. Seated: Bill Stafford, Glenn Clark, Marty Breternitz, Erv Hinds, Paula Stone, Isabel Williams. Standing: Tom Darden, Rod Mayo. ASSEMBLIES COMMITTEE Assemblies Committee plans guest speakers ' visits and entertainment for assemblies. On couch: Dr. Gamer, Jean Manly, Jan Cosby, Dr. Bo- derman, Bob Selig, Dick Rundell. On floor: Jan Fry, Dave Dunlop. -Hi il. 111 ■ ill ' I gj | , SJW 11 ' D 67 AWS ADVISORY BOARD The AWS Advisory Board coordinates women ' s activities on campus. Standing: Diana LeBosquet, Annie Hereford, Hazel Haigh, Jean Wilfong. Seated: Barbie Lambie, Say Petzold, Susan Dare; Treasurer, Dean Moon, Marti Gravitis; President, Betsy Foote; Secretary, Ann Ruth. Standing: Jane Woodward, Jan Fry, Jayme Begor, Maria Bullock, Helen Moe. Seated: Betsy Foote, Susan Dare, Marti Gravitis, Linda Robeson, Chessie Kemp, Miss Russell, Dean Moon, Judy Gibson, Sabra Stratton, Sara Rivard, Peggy Coe. AWS JUDICIAL BOARD The AWS Judicial Board is the governing body for all women ' s dorms. 68 FRESHMAN WOMEN ' S DORM COUNSELORS Freshman counselors give advice and information to all girls during their freshman year when they are new to the CC campus. Standing: Ruth Richardson, Karen Bessesen, Judy Gray, Jean Albrecht, Eleanor Jones, Sara Gruen, Sue Olds. Seated: Polly Franklin, Lynn Vincent, Lynn Carmichael, Judy Gibson, Ginny Metcalf, Joan Jilka, Jean Daniels. Standing: Bill Greeley, Fred Singleton, President, Bob Littell, Mr. Oden, Resident Man- ager, Ben Lewis. Seated: Tom Di Mare, Doug Shaw, Colin Nichols, Ron Butler, Max Powers, Chuch Mason, Bob Nussbaum, Treasurer, Dan Bernstein, Clay Sorrick. SLOCUM INTRA-HALL COUNCIL Composed of the counsel- ors and officers of Slocum Hall, the Intrahall Council gov- erns the dorm and advises its residents. RASTALL CENTER BOARD t Al Church, Judy Alt, Vic Kuehnert, Mr. Blackburn, Gary Gappert, Chairman, Mr. Oden, Mary Frances Glasscock, Diane Johnston, Mr. Ormes. i 70 RASTALL DIRECTORS Mr. Blackburn and Mr. Oden PLANNING BOARD Seated: Nancy Cox, Judy Alt, Mary Frances Glasscock and Mr. Oden. Standing: Rusty Bastedo, Gini Hamp- ton, Jim Spences and Betsy Gaskill. BOOK STORE Mrs. Louise Bowers, Mrs. Betty Phelphs, Mrs. Francis Butler, Mrs. Mary Vickerman, Mrs. Sally Stabler, Mrs. Lois Nipper. Jinn Scarboro, Rod Peck, Doug Norberq, Dick Woods, Mr. Jones, Barb Lambie, Annie Hereford, Dr. Gray, Tim Schellenbach, Susie Schellenbach, John Formby, Carole Coffman. PUBLICATIONS BOARD 72 kiiwikmnik Kinnikinnik is the campus literary magazine and is composed of student and faculty contributions. Co-Editors: Gary Gappert, Jim Scarboro. Business Man- ager: Carole Coffman. Barbara Binns, Mike von Helms, Doug Cowles, John Ebey, Nancy Duncan, Dave Dunlop, Terry Kidner, Pat Swarr- wood, Lynn Carmichael, Steve Sprague. 73 MBJEEE Sue Igelsrud, Bobbie Tolley, Sally Twaddle, Bob Anton, Dave Bitters, Steve Bel strom, Sue Ballou, Dave Hite, Adolfo Doddoli. Editor Doug Norberg. 74 Linda Haneborg, Toni Larson, Isabel Williams, Alice Brooks, Carole Coffman, Margaret Kurashita. Jane Grothaus. Anne Wilson, assistant editor. Business Managers Rod Peck and Paul Kilbreath. 75 Ann Armstrong, Miles Hopper, Jim Dyson, Kathy Pavlis, Tom Absher Editors Susan and Tim Schellenbach 76 Business Manager John Formby Steve Porter, Tim and Susan Schellenbach, Sandy Litchfield, Marcia Moses, Jane Hult. John Haney, Circulation Manager; Dave Furgason, Advertising Manager. 77 BLACK AND GOLD Black and Gold is the men ' s pep club, and is open to upper- classmen. Seated: Bob Lurle, Archie Prestayko, Ted Worcester, Jim Wexels, Bob Kendall, President, Tony Fisher, Buzz Poe, Jerry Northern. Standing: Dick Givan, Don Ullman, Rick Street, Robin Poole, Kent Vick, Ben Eastman, Oscar Soule, Art Ackerman, Ken Wisgerhof, Ken Cairns. Pat Smith, Dave Holdorf, John Barker, Tom DiMare, Harris Sherman, Ed Mason, Jim Talman, Dick Woods, Bob Pinger, George Klein, Ray Libonati, Rick Carroll, Dean Behse, Stan Keiser, Bill Hybl, Gar Clark, John Levis, Scott Hocker, Ray Mithun, Art Daily, Ed Loosli, John Collins, Bill Greeley, Randy Short, George Herman, Charles DePuy. BENGALS Organized this year, the Bengals, open to freshman men, pro- motes enthusiasm among freshmen. TIGER CLUB Tiger Club is an hon- orary pep club for up- perclass women. First Row: Ginny Hampton, Sarah Gruen, Heather Kirk, Linda Pierce, Annie Hereford; Presi- dent, Sandy Huqhes, Jan Fry, Anne Seely. Second Row: Leigh Rainey, Mimi Meek, Kathie Bruce, Teddy Muzzy, Betsy Gaskill, Marti Gravitis; Treasurer, Gerri Gene Bartz, Sue Dare, Nancy Heitz, Betty Parker, Pat Crossin. Third Row: Mary Breternitz, Barbie Lambie, Sue Hoyt, Nadine Chang, Lynn Vincent, Pixie Campbell; Tiqerette Liaison, Jeannete Cheley, Nancy Lewis, Gretchen Feroe, Julie Bohlke, Kay Mathews, Ginger Gallale. Fourth Row: Chessie Kemp, Linda Rork, Carol Swartz, Betsy Foote; Campus Chest, Trish Adams, Jean Wilfong; Vice Presi- dent, Joan J ilka ; Secretary, Sue Evans, Linda Robeson, Charlotte Wallace, Isabel Williams. First Row: Margaret Kurashita, Janice Collins; Secretary of Row Call, Mimi Jones; Secre- tary of Minutes, Buffie Buffum; President, Jann Rowley, Vice President, Susan Hile, Susan Mer- rill; AWS Representative, Mary Bardone; Publicity Chairman. Second Row: Sarah Clifford, Lee Boynton, Loise Dodge, Sukey Arentz, Nelle Bonfoey, Melinda Wells, Sandy Marvin, Robin Beckwith, Lynn Pel ly , Alexe Stockton, Christine Wallace, Donna Ver Lee, Barbara Couey. Third Row: Susan Wiesendanger, Georgia McGay, Betsy Crockett, MargAnn Parks, Julia Hoff- man, Debby Smith, Kitty Tytler, Judy Clark, Helen Moe, Ellen Price, Laura Dearborn, Carol McAleer, Eleanor Patterson, Sarah Weidner, Frances Fries, Lynda Johnson, Clay Towne. TIGERETTES Tigerettes: the freshman girls pep club on campus. BLUE KEY Blue Key is the junior and senior men ' s national honorary service fraternity. Background: Don Roll, Jerry Osborne, Jeff Race, Rich Hunt. Seated: Jack Real, Bob Selig, Gary Gappert, Tim Moe, Stev Ritchie, Gordy Aamoth, Jim Dunlop, Eddie Kintz, Wally Caldwell. 80 PHI BETA KAPPA Phi Beta Kappa is the national honorary scholastic fraternity. Standing: Frank Mesich, John Starr, Ruth Snodgrass, Jill Tyler, Pat Crossin, Cecelia Travis, Niki Ganns, Sara Rivard, Jack Real, Dave Logan. Seated: Mrs. Tucker Secrist, Mrs. Audrey Ward, Shelia Tomlin, Jo Keiser, Susan Cannon, Mrs. Delphine Rupert, Karen Legg, Charlotte Van Loo, Betty Burgoon. Missing: Lorinda Taylor, Libby Tucker. CAP AND GOWN Cap and Gown is an honorary women ' s service organization for senior women. Karen Legg, Vice-President, Lois Abercrombie, Treasurer, Pat Beaver, Betty Burgoon, Presi- dent, Jill Tyler, Historian, Sara Rivard, Miss Shinew, Advisor. 81 ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA ®p m National honorary scholastic fraternity for freshman women. Seated: Judy Clark, Linda Hamilton, Stephanie Row, Karen Bessesen, Anne Schneeberger, Vice President; Ann Arm- strong, Secretary; Jean Daniels, President; Dean Moon, Ad- visor; Miss Hamilton, Advisor; Jo Waller, Treasurer; Terry Kidner, Historian; Carole Wright. Standing: Lynn Vincent, Barbara Morgan, Polly Franklin, Carrie Sanborn, Maria Bul- lock, Mary Bardone, Jo Ann Gray, Sukey Arentz, Susan Hile. ALPHA KAPPA PSI National Professional business fraternity. Standing: Mr. Bechtol, Frank Cergizan, Bill Cameron, Mr. Jones, Mr. Johnson, Larry Mingus, Dr. Curran, Bob McCon- nell, Henry Atkins, Mr. Barton. Seated: Al Petersen, Presi- dent; Ralph Streamer, Vice President; John Marfield, Treas- urer. 82 PI GAMMA MU National honorary social science fraternity Standing: Steve Kushnir, Libby Tucker, Vice President, Sheila Tomlin. Seated: Mrs. June Mindock, Program Chairman, Karen Legg, President, Betty Parker. DELTA EPSILON National honorary research fraternity. Mr. Pearl, Mr. Hitchcock, Secretary-Treasurer, Ed Starr, Dr. Grose, Dr. Barnes, Dr. Snyder, Dr. Hamilton, Dr. Roberts, President, Annabelle Policelli, Dr. Stabler, Dr. Beidleman, Mr. Lewis, Dr. Champion. CLUBS m TODAY .ASTALL CENTER uOO SUB-COMMITTEE 205 PLANNING COMMITTEE 4-00 GREAT DECISIONS 130 DUTCH EXCHANGE ASCC R.C.PROGRAM COUNCIL SOS MOUNTAIN CLUB BERG HEIL OSTER WORKSHOP i CRAFT SHOP NCH CLUB k FOR NUGGET 2 °3 BATAULT : . . GERMAN CLUB First Row: Ginger Gallilee, Secretary; Betty Bungener, Social Chairman; Dick Rundell, President; Vernon Oliver, Publicity; Brad Snyder, Treasurer; Mariana Cogswell. Second Row: Marti Gravitis, Karen Johnston, Peigi Benham, Maris Gat- chett, Peggy Rose, Steve Kushnir, Carlos Morales, Terry Kidner. Third Row: Judy Reagan, Joan Berneau, Eva Shu- bart, Renata Appel. Fourth Row: Mrs. Feyock, Advisor; Ann Schneeburger, Rachael Jensen, Judy Gray, Gay Petzold, Arnold Anderson, Jim Bolick, Sue Wahlberg, Steven Feyock, Dr. Brandt, Advisor. Fifth Row: Mrs. Elstun, Polly Franklin, Karen Min, Ann Armstrong, Frances Fries. Sixth Row: Don Thompson, Dan Norton, Nuncy Kitzmiller, Cecelia Luchak, Vice President; Gary Gappert, Jerry Yauz, Jim Fox, Lee Lar- son, Daryl Anderson, Charles Cushion, Dick Stephen-Has- sard, Art Dana, Joe Wilcox, Sky Stevenson, Jim Fernie, Elton Hay. FRENCH CLUB Standing: Steve Kushnir, Paul Kilbreath. Seated: Dr. Boyce, Diana LeBosguet, Renata Appel, Mary Bardone, Nadine Chang, Susan Hile, Sue Igelsrud. 85 MOUNTAIN CLUB Left to right: Niki Ganns, Ann Stratford, Secretary, Jim Talman, Danny Bernstein, Steve Peacock, President, Butch Rider, Jay Vickerman, Barbara Johnson, Randy Lea- tham, Art Merrill, Dick Brigham, Jim Da- bels, Publicity, John Kuglin, Don Thomp- son, Gene Herman. OSKASITA The Colorado College women ' s riding club. Standing: Jo Ann Wallis, Susan Ross, Julie Hoffman, Susan Rowlette, Sarah Clifford, Susan Wiesendanger, Nancy Kitzmiller, Carol Hyde. Seated: Miss Roberts, Ad- visor, Jean Albrecht, Secretary-Treasurer, Kris Hoof, President, Sarah Gruen, Vice- President, Suzy Gillespie. FOREIGN STUDENT COMMITTEE The Foreign Student Committee was organized to help promote bet- ter relations with foreign students and is responsible for selecting the students who will attend CC each year. Standing: Bob Selig, Karel Leeflang, Adolfo Doddoli, Aziz Aghbari, Peter Von Putkramer, Dr. Sonderman, Hiroaki lino, Renata Appel, Paul Szilagyi, Shoji Hoshino. Seated: Mr. Johnson, Tim Moe, Dave Hite, Sue Hedrick, Luis Arrieta, Carol Hammond, Hua Ling Wang, Niki Ganns, Sue Wahlberg, Teddy Muzzy, Jan Cosby, Trev Jones, Vicki Morey, Shelia Tomlin, Steve Kushnir, Sigrid Hepp, Doug Norberg. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB The International Relations Com- mittee sponsors programs on current international problems and was host at the Regional Conference here in October. 87 ZETA Seated: John Trujillo, Wayne Gee, Mike Minelli, Mike Romero, Rubin Trinidad, Alex Yankovich, Art Warwick, Pat Chapman; Lieutenant Governor, Chris Batley; Premier of Special Events, Barry Harrison; Secretary General, Dick Givan; Premier of Sports, Ed Boychuk; Prime Minister. Standing: Ron Furdock, Art Berglund, Ken Cairns, Jess Manzenares, Bill Goodacre, Stan Zaqrodnik; Premier of Social Events, Bob Halsband, Jim Frolick, Duke Dutkowski, Larry Gilbertson, Ken Wisgerhof, Ken Hart- well, Fred Emmerling, Mr. Barton; Chancellor of the Advisory. Missing, Mr. Johnson, Chancellor of the Advisory. Zeta is an independent social organization for men. 88 RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE The Re ' igious Affairs Commit- tee coordinates campus religious activities. Standing: Dr. Gamer, Bruce Grace. Seated: Jean Manly, Sandy Hughes, Ray Boyce, Mr. Booth, Lynn Carmi- chael, Mr. Bailey, Mary Frances Glass- cock, Mr. Jenkins. METHODIST DISCUSSION GROUP Left to right: David Hayes, Jill Virgil, Phyl- lis Setter, Carol Hammond, Rev. Bollinger, Charles Cushion, Betty Whitcomb, Maria Bullock, Alexe Stockton. 89 NEWMAN CLUB PRESBYTERIAN YOUTH GROUP Linda Beyer, Nancy Parker, Sharon DeMong, Katie Priest, George English, Steve Cross, Daryl Anderson, President, Rev. Jepson, Ron Biondini, Bob Thrasher, Nancy Lynn, Mike Casey, Carolyn Morris, Sukey Arentz. Rev. Tatum, Don Brown, Sue Grimes, Nancy Lynn, Sue Olds, President, Curtis Brokaw, John Gaubatz, Susan Hile. 90 GEOLOGY CLUB Standing: Ted Calender, Harley Hamilton, Dr. Pearl. Seated: Randy Leatham, Bob Shock, Nan Lindsley, Cecilia Travis, Mr. Lewis, Dr. Grose, Dr. Fischer, Fred Peel, President. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Standing: Eugene Herman, Arthur Dana, Gary Gappert, Larry Gilbertson, Dr. Cham- pion. Seated: Max Taylor, Mike Hiltz, Charles Cushion, Jim Talman, Ed Parker, Maris Gatchett, Jay Ruehlen, Cecilia Lus- chak, Jeannette Moore, Dorine Smith, Har- old Rider. STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Standing: Al Thompson, Merrill Louden, Ida- Anne Hopper, Joyce McKaig, Ann Bender, Paul Molt, Miss Saunders, Eva Shubart. Seated: Lt. Col. Kharitonoff, Tucker Secrist, Sue Evans, Carla Sperling, Joan Jilka, Miss Eaton, Rosemary Emenck, Jean Wilfonq, Vir- ginia Johnson, Marti Gravitis, Charlotte Van- Loo. Debate Team Snapshots I Debate Team in Greeley. Coach Johnson: Known to the debate team as Captain Al. Arizona contrast in Colorado snow. 92 DEBATE TEAM This year CC ' s Debate Club participated in events in Colorado, Wyoming and Ari- zona, and hosted at the thirteenth annual Invitational Debate Tournament on the CC cam- pus. At the University of Wyoming Speech Tournament the debaters won the first place trophy and the team of Jack Cashman and Chris Griffiths was the only undefeated team at that meet. The squad also participated with about sixty other teams from thirty col- leges in the Desert Invitational Meet at the University of Arizona and reached the quarter finals. Standing: Bob Thrasher, Max Taylor, Jack Cashman, Jack Walker, Dave Fergason. Seated: Charles Puckett, Max Power, Dave Bitters, Dr. Rudoff, Mr. Johnson, Nancy Dehlin, Linda Pierce, Chris Griffiths. YOUNG DEMOCRATS The Young Democrats have been very ac- tive this year. They canvassed the Colorado Springs area during the presidential campai gn and will be hosts for a state-wide Young Dem- ocrats convention this June. Jack Walker, President, John Formby, Steve Kush- nir, Vice-President, Linda Beyer, Nancy Lynn, Tina Stonorov, Secretary, Bob Thrasher, Treasurer. YOUNG REPUBLICANS The Young Republicans took an active part in the local Republican campaign last Novem- ber and have been busy with various other activities during the year. Ted Worcester, Corky Strakosh, Mike Irsfeld, Bill Hunter, Treasurer, Al Peterson, John Gaubatz, Vice- President, Bill Ward, Bill Hybl. Missing: Max Power, President. CITIZENSHIP CLUB Citizenship Club has stimulated interest in political activity during the past year. Standing: Al Peterson, John Gaubatz, Jack Walker, Steve Kushnir, Bill Hunter. Seated: Jean Torcum, Tina Stonorov, Max Power, President, Nancy Lynn, Linda Beyer. SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Standing: Bob Selig, Brad Chase, Bruce Boyd. Seated: Rod Peck, Stew Ritchie, Eric Hender, Mike Cudahy, Hugh Weed, Ma- jor Johnson, John Reynolds, President, Tom Rivers, Dean Reid, Jim Dyson. 96 PANHELLENIC JUNIOR PANHELLENIC First Row: Judy Coles, Barb Justis, Barbie Lambie, President Pro-tern, Jeanette Cheley, Ina Begerow, Secretary, Linda Robeson, Vice-President. Second Row: Sue Hoyt, Pat Crossin, Miss Russell, Advisor, Joanne Wiegel, President, Meredith Richards, Treasurer, Sunny Jamison. First Row: Leilani Markisen, Stephanie Row, Christie Mickel- wait. Second Row: Mandy Hamilton, Nancy Bowers, Phyllis Setter, Nancy Parker, President, Dotty Lynch, Kay Anderson, Dede Jones. 97 BETA THETA PI Beta Theta Pi came to Colorado College in 1914, having organized in 1859 at Miami University, Ox- ford, Ohio. The local chapter is Gamma Delta. Their pin is a shield with Beta Theta Pi inscribed on it. President, Tom Rivers; Vice President, Doug Letts; Secretary, Bob Lurie; Treasurer, Joe Kapostasy; Social Chairman, Skip Meis. First Row: Bill Nelson, Adolfo Doddoli, Gerry Dorsey, Bob Hamel, Chris Griffiths, Erv Hinds, Sky Lyon, Joe Moore. Second Row: Jeff Race, Joe Kapostasy, Doug Letts, Tim Florence, Jim Combs, Ralph Schmidt, Dick Stephen-Hassard, Steve Spoonamore, Evan Heckel. Third Row: John Levis, Bill Brooks, Mrs. Wolf (Housemother), Bob Selig, Bob Foster, Harry Font- ius. Fourth Row: Andy Durham, Jim Borah, Brett Stearns, Ned Lawrence, Dale Jones, Charlie DePuy, Dave Hayes, Dean Behse, Tony Fisher, Bob Lurie, Ben Eastman, Oscar Soule, Bill Casey, Bill Greeley. Fifth Row: Dick Woods, D. C. Graham, Tom McDowell, Jerry Rosenfeld, Tom Burk, Newell Bossart, Skip Meis, Corky Strakosh, Rich Hunt, Dave Furgason, Jerry Os- borne, Ozzie, Al Hill, Bill Bentley, Mike Clark, Spence Cook, Orin Flint, Jim Sperry, Mike Von Helms, Dave Dunlap. , .«K« NKi- „.• | q.pil. ■ - i i n ' Ifmfl ' mi mmmmmmmvK ' SS5355553S33S! wmmssamamm ««=:. ■■■ ' - 98 COLORADO COLLEGE LIBRARY COLORADO SPRINGS, 99 KAPPA SIGMA The national organization of Kappa Sigma was founded in 1869 at the University of Virginia and the local chapter, Beta Omega, was organized in 1904. Their pin is the star and crescent. Grand Master, Eddie Kintz; Grand Procreator, Kent Vick; Grand Scribe, Rod Peck; Grand Treasurer, Doug Norberg; Grand Master of Ceremonies, Bob Johnson. First Row: Pat Smyth, Pete Rice, Gordon Price, Ripper the Dog, Karel Leeflang, Barry Anderson, Clay Sorrick. Second Row: Bob Johnson, Matt Railey, Ted Uihlein, Al Loosli, Jim Haley, John Barker, Ed Loosli, Ray Libonati, Gar Clark. Third Row: Gary Martin, Rod Peck, Mike Cudahy, Charlie Batts, Mrs. Ainsworth (Housemother), Doug Norberg, Jerry Northern, Gordon Aamoth, George Graham, Rich Cholakian. Fourth Row: Conan Cantwell, Emerson Ellett, Dave Krell, Mike Durfee, Gary Gappart, Ed Mason, Jack Cashman, Don Jorgenson, Jim Wexels, Jim Hanks, Terry Whiting, Art Daly, Will Johnson. Fifth Row: Ed DeGeorge, Tom Coit, Eddie Kintz, John Collins, Bill Schaneman, Buzz Poe, George Klein, Bruce Houghton, Bob Kendall, Dave Whiting, Kent Vick, Bob Anton. 100 101 PHI DELTA THETA t r LUti W w Phi Delta Theta was founded at Miami University in I 848 and the Colorado Beta chapter at CC was established in I 9 I 3. Their pin is the shield and sword. President, Sandy Weld; Secretary, Dick Rundell; Treasurer, Rick Street; Social Chairman, Pete Weed; Reporter, Chuck Allen. First Row: Jan Detrick, Fred Singleton, Rick Richards, Mancel Mitchell, August Meyers, Alex Johnson, John Haney. Second Row: Chuck Allen, Scott Hacker, Chuck Lawrence, Steve Weld, Chris Wadsworth, Ray Mithum, Harvey Lambeth, Jim Eng- lish, Fred King, Steve Sprague. Third Row: Keith Warrenburq, Mike Sustin, Sandy Weld, Bruce Buck, Dick Case, Hugh Weed, Mrs. Brusse (Housemother), Mike Hart, Sam Coleman, Rick S + reet, Don Lavers, John Thiessen. Fourth Row: Charlie Camp- bell, John Rowland, Charlie Greening, John Reed, George Greer, Vic Kuehnert, Bruce Franklin, Chuck Beemer, Stew Ritchie, Don Wolfgang, Tim Moe, Steve Sabom, John Reynolds. Fifth Row: Ken Hanson, Roger Morgan, Ray Babb, Steve Frink, Hank Rase, Ben Lewis, Chuck Hudson, Hank Van Arsdale, Pete Weed, Paul Kilbreth, Mike Dungan, Bob Price, Fred Weid- ling, Dave Hite, Frank Mesich. 102 103 PHI GAMMA DELTA Phi Gamma Delta was founded nationally at Jef- ferson College in Canonburg, Pennsylvania in 1848. In 1908 the Colorado College chapter was estab- lished. The pin is diamond shaped with the letters Phi Gamma Delta inscribed on it. President, Ron Strasburger; Corresponding Secretary, Pete Pleasant; Recording Secretary, Bruce Radley; Treasurer, Jim Dun- lop; Historian, Al Church. First Row: Jeff Clark, Tom Richardson, John Trujillo, Jess Manzanares, Pete Pleasant, Jack Real, Rubin Trinidad. Second Row: Tom Dairy, Tom Hoof, Dan Norton, Mrs. Bartlett (Housemother), Ron Strasburger, Chuck Meece, Al Church, John Simus. Third Row: Gary Sparkman, Jerry Hillhouse, Gail Bundy, Bruce Radley, Tim Mather, Tony Cherin, Don Bradbury, Dan Ketchum, Jim Dunlop, Norm Laurence, Scott Tippin. Fourth Row: Bill Pelz, John Gray, Bruce Boyd, Bob Batson, Wayne Deutscher, Bill Gray, Brad Chase, Ben Melton, Rick Carroll. t[ f$ Mm ill A Oil fl; C frf 104 105 SIGMA CHI The Beta Gamma chapter of Siqma Chi was estab- lished at Colorado College in 1905. It was founded at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, in 1855. Their pin is a white cross with the letters Sigma Chi in the center. President, Roland Booma; Vice-president, Eric Hender; Secretary, William Grabowski; Treasurer, Thomas Price; Social Chairman, Dale Dalby. First Row: Ted Worcester, Tony Culver, Colin Nichols, Bob Littell, Bill Hybl, Bob Bruce. Sec- ond Row: Fred Ahlers, Mike Schmidt, Allen Petersen, Pete Trushel, Mike Irsfield, Doug Shaw, Chuck Cornell. John Trot- ter. Third Row: Bill Grabowski, Jay Ruehlen, Luis Arrieta, Mrs. Jackson (Housemother), Judy Cookingham (Sweetheart), Dale Dalby, Tom Price, Bob Pinger, Pete Law. Fourth Row: Bob Williams, Les Whittaker, Vern Collier, Jr. (College ad- visor), Ken Reeves, Bill Bowden, Clark Denny, Charles Azias, Wally Schultz, Mark Weber, Kent Flanders, Walt Bray- man, Jim Dyson, Ed Starr, George Burmaster, Roland Booma. Fifth Row: Bill Ward, Chuck Deaver, Denny Zepp, Ray Wilbur, Walt Hecox, Eric Hender, Ralph Foster, Jim Floerchinger, Fred Luft, Chuck Rowland, Gordie Allott. 106 107 KAPPA ALPHA THETA GAMMA PHI BETA KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA ALPHA PH Alpha Phi was founded at Syracuse University in I 872 and the Gamma Theta chapter was established on the CC campus in 1954. Members wear a badge made of the Greek letter Phi with the letter Alpha superimposed upon it. President, Ann Bender; First Vice President, Beth Kendall; Second Vice President, Jo Ann Floswer; Recording Secretary, Sunny Jamison; Corresponding Secretary, Carol Hammond; Treasurer, Pixie Campbell; Social Chairman, Joan Seelig. First Row: Roseann Brown, Dottie Lynch, Carol Pederson, Susie Holmes, Marilyn Smith, Judy Gray. Second Row: Joan Seelig, Becky Holden, Marg Ann Parks, Carol Hammond, Sarah Clifford, Carol Zimmerman, Sandy Weir. Third Row: Sunny Jameson,. Judy Alt, Beth Kendall, Pixie Campbell, Ann Bender, Jane Ashworth, Lynda Cray. Fourth Row: Donna Story, Shirley Wendel, Becky Powell, Karen Clausen, Louise Dodge, Lee Boynton, Julie Thomas, Tammy Barnett, Lorna Bates. Fifth Row: Lynn Miller, Lynda Johnson, Jo Ann Wallis, Clay Towne, Phyllis Setter, Betsy Crockett, Sue Ballou, Lorna Hill. no Ill DELTA GAMMA Delta Gamma was founded nationally at the Lewis School in Oxford, Mississippi in 1874. In 1932 the CC chapter Beta Delta, was established. The DG ' s wear the anchor. President, Jane Magee; 1st Vice President, Carla Sperling; Second Vice President, Sue Evans; Corresponding Secretary, June Chappell; Recording Secretary, Gwen Salisbury; Treasurer, Karen Legg; Social Chairman, Abett Icks. First Row: Lucy Smith, Ann Armstrong, Trev Jones, Linda Haneborg, Cathy Murphy, Becky Dunbar, Ellen Price, Portia Van Meter, Peiqi Benham, Julie Bohlke, Kiki Minor, Ginny Metcalfe, Abett Icks, Buffie Buffum. Second Row: Judy Dickison, June Chappell, Karen Legg, Carla Sperling, Sue Evans, Shirley Oram, Mrs. Fleming (Housemother), Joanne Wiegel, Ginger Gallalee, Jane Magee, Gwen Salisbury, Nettie Cheley, Kathy Lyons. Third Row: Linda Rood, Judy Cookingham, Pam Warden, Alice Par- sons, Bobbie Tolley, Sharon Lindsay, Betsy Gaskill, Nancy Dehlin, Jackie Ives, Lynne Pelly, Sue Somerville, Ann McFadden, Toni Larson, Nancy Parker, Mandy Hamilton, Sue Merrell, Liz Thompson. Fourth Row: Marilyn McChesney, Patsy Griswold, Mary Lou Spry, Barbara Justis, Janie Grothaus, Sue Graham, Mimi Meek, Diane Johnston, Janie Alderson, Nancy Schorling, Suzanne Armstrong, Sue Heidel, Barbara Estes, Penny Walholm, Sally Adler. C?f£Hl 112 113 GAMMA PHI BETA Gamma Phi Beta was founded at Syracuse Univer- sity in 1874 and the CC chapter, Alpha Phi, was es- tablished in 1932. The pin is made of the Greek let- ters, Gamma Phi Beta, superimposed in a crescent. President, Karen Williamson; First Vice President, Trish Adams; Second Vice President, Dottie Bush; Secretary, Sally Rat- cliff; Treasurer, Betsy Foote. First Row: Barbara Wadell, Judy Clark, Sue Bailey, Margaret Kurashita, Debby Smith, Sandy Smith, Dede Jones. Second Row: Judy Coles, Mary Lee Turtle. Martha Jaffrey, Cecilia Travis, Linda Foster, Ingrid Swenson, Jo Waller, Barbara Binns, Rachael Jensen. Third Row: Karen Bessesen, Sally Ratcliff, Mary Frances Glasscock, Karen Wil- liamson, Mrs. Cunninqham, (Housemother), Dottie Bush, Pat Crossin, Betsy Foote, Trish Adams, Sue Olds, Judy Gibson. Fourth Row: Jean Wilfong, Sue Brackney, Jill Vigil, Leilani Markisen, Susan Wiesendanger, Carol Wright, Sally Blair, Betsy Dunham, Jean Albrecht, Sally McClure, Sherrye Crosswy. Fifth Row: Kathy Clark, Linda Hamilton, Judy Doner, Nan Lindsley, Mimi Jones, Jean Torcum, Mary Tarr, Paula Stone, Ruth Richardson, Kathy Schaefer, Sandy Lazzari. 114 115 KAPPA ALPHA THETA The national organization of Kappa Alpha Theta was founded in I 870 at De Pauw University, while the local chapter, Beta Omega, came to the CC campus in 1932. Thetas wear a kite-shaped pin. A A t A President, Carol Herndon; First Vice-president, Sara Rivard; Second Vice-president, Sue Hillis; Recording Secretary, Bamby lliff; Corresponding Secretary, Anne Hereford; Treasurer, Sandy Slough; Social Chairman, Teddy Muzzy. First Row: Jan Fry, Linda Robeson, Barbie Lambie, Sara Rivard, Carol Herndon, Sue Hillis, Teddy Muzzy, Gretchen Feroe, Sue Dare, Anne Here- ford. Second Row: Betty Bungener, Ruth Snodgras, Linda Talbert, Bamby lliff, Nan Burroughs, Jan Hansen, Ann Gourlay, Sarah Gruen, Karen Johnston, Betsy Campbell, Isabel Williams. Third Row: Stephanie Ames, Nancy Heitz, Heather Kirk, Nancy Pettit, Ann Herlihy, Sue Covode, Mrs. Haugh (Housemother), Marty Breternitz, Marti Gravitis, Sue Ross. Fourth Row: Glenna Maxey, Sue Gerard, Lynne Vincent, Sue Kellogg, Marsha Nye, Lee Trueblood, Tina Stonorov, Liz Coleman, Mary Vaughan, Christie Mickelwait, Diane Frew, Patty Hay, Carol Howard, Ann Seely, Mary Jane Watson, Carol Haigler. Fifth Row: Sue Bigelow, Kathy Innis, Leigh Rainey, Kathie Bruce, Gay Petzold, Nancy Bowers, Sue Hoyt, Margie Taylor, Ginny Hampton, Sue Connelly, Polly Franklin. X I HIMII tMMM MM ' !!!!(! Ml! I 1 m 116 117 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA A Kappa Kappa Gamma, Delta Zefa chapter, came to the CC campus in 1932, having organized in Mon- mouth Colleqe in Illinois in 1 870. Kappa members wear the golden key. President, Jill Tyler; Vice-President, Mariana Cogswell; Secretary, Linda Christensen; Treasurer, Jean Daniels; Social Chair- man, Connie Windle. First Row: Sheila Watson, Marian Martin, Lynn Carmichael, Kathy Symms, Valerie McNaught-Davis, Suzanne Edwards, Wendy Miller, Elsie Kipp. Second Row: Joan Jilka, Judy Bensel, Ann Barber, Carrie Sanborn, Ann Willum- sen, Glennie Eisele, Karen Mcllvaine, Charlotte Alderfer, Pat Beaver, Laura Dearborn, Jo Kaiser. Third Row: Kathy Francis, Dana Rhodes, Marcia Moses, Jan Rowley, Jan Sartor, Mrs. Ftardaway (Housemother), Jan Cosby, Nancy Cox, Chessie Kemp, Sabra Stratton, Mariana Cogswell. Fourth Row: Linda Pierce, Melinda Wells, Sue Louthan, Kay Anderson, Kay Anderson, Eleanor Jones, Kay Mathews, Lyn Ballard, Marian McClauqhry, Sigrid Hepp, Jane Gose, Lynn Elsea, Betty Parker, Susie Stonefield, Helen Newman, Ann Ruth, Libby Tucker, Stephanie Row. 118 mmmml WMKQWNfi m ? trJPT PicM VVva9 W, • 119 The Independent Women ' s Association was form- ally established on the CC campus in 1945, and since then has been a member of the National Independ- ent Student ' s Association which coordinates national activities. Local members sell huge sandwiches called smashers to raise money. They are active in all cam- pus activities, especially Homecoming and WAA. INDEPENDENT WOMEN ' S ASSOCIATION Front Row: Jill Hicks, Diane Krushel, Sally Twaddle, Frankie Buschke, Georgie Mason. Second Row: Anne Frey, Nadine Chang, Mrs. Maue, Mr. Maue, Sponsors, Sally Emmerson, Nancy Hall, Susan Hardy. Third Raw: Denis Garriques, Karen Hed- blom, Hazel Haigh, Joan Carter, President, Elizabeth Quint, Betty Rouse. 120 A traditional function of the Independent Men ' s Association is Las Vegas Night which is held each spring. Members also held a Christmas Carol Sing for the entire student body just before Christmas vacation this year and they hope to make it an annual affair. In addition, IMA made a float for Homecom- ing and held several social functions with the Inde- pendent Women ' s Association. INDEPENDENT MEN ' S ASSOCIATION Standing: Coleman Travelstead, Jay Vickerman, Lynn Hare, Art Dana, Charles Ladd. Seated: Asiz Aghbari, George English, John Bluck, President, Dr. Wright, Sponsor. 121 pmR T THE COLORADO COLLEGE COACHING STAFF Serry Carle, Director of Athletics and Football Coach, Leon Red Eastlack, Basketball Coach, Frank Flood, Track Coach, Box- ing Coach, and Assistant Football Coach, Gary Cook, Assistant Football and Track Coach, and Freshman Basketball Coach, Tony Frasca, Baseball Coach, and Hockey Coach. 124 FOOTBALL MJMmmmm H ' jrt I T i Pi - ' - . . ' Front Row: Pete Pleasant, Dean Dickson Scott Tippin Ed J man, Rueben Trinidad, Joe Cordova D,ck Cholakjah Chuch Hen on. Bob B ««- Off Rouse, John Ward, Vince Greco, Ron Furdock, Ken Wisgerhof, Jim Blair B I Gadd.s. Fred Emmerhng R° S bur ' £ ns _ Tra ner , Frank Flood-Assistant Head Coach Gerry Carle Trainer Roosevelt Collins Assistant Coaches Gary Cook and Frank Flood 126 2 fe- ' :■ ' :• ' :- ' •.- ' .vV.v ' v ' r..-. ' ;. 1 -;- . .,-.- V •.. ' ' .• . ' . ' ' - ' • :; ' _ ' ■■-. - l ' y After two weeks of practice, the CC football team, includ- ing ten junior college transfers, started out their I960 season by meeting highly touted Washburn University of Topeka, Kanas. For the second year in a row we beat them by the margin of a field goal. The next two games the Tigers easily overpowered their opponents, St. Mary ' s of the Plains and Ft. Hays. Disaster followed thereafter. In the traditional rivalry with Colorado Mines, the Tigers had a couple of bad breaks that cost them the game. The following week against Colorado State again bad luck struck. Untimely penalties cost CC a victory and to make matters worse, top ground gainer Pete Pleasant suf- fered a broken ankle. The string of bad luck reached its peak at Idaho State. On the opening kickoff Scott Tippin suffered a broken back which just gave an indication of the things to come. Idaho State could do no wrong and CC could do no right as the score showed only too well. The following week was Homecoming and Coach Carle had to face Western State with a sadly depleted sguad. The spirit of Homecoming, however, was instilled into the team and they turned in a terrific defensive show against Western State in a snowstorm to take the win, cheered on by the staunchest, coldest fans a team could ever have. Adams State beat CC in a rugged game with the Tigers fighting all the way. In the final game against highly favored New Mexico Highlands, the Tigers went into the final five minutes trailing 34-12. In those minutes the Tigers staged a tremendous rally only to have it fall short by two points. The CC football team wishes to thank the student body for its fine support. When playing football under Coach Carle and his staff, there is a lot learned out on the field besides football. It takes a great coach to bring a team back from a 77-8 loss and fire them up for another game, but he did. For this and the things he taught us, we thank him. JACK REAL Captain 127 MMHHBm A SOLID LINE AGAINST MINES FUMBLE ! Washburn 9 7 St. Marys, Kansas 33 13 Ft. Hays, Kansas 28 19 Colorado Mines 1? 16 CSC 15 21 Idaho State 8 77 Western State 17 3 Adams State 16 28 New Mexico Highlands 32 34 SCOTTY BREAKS LOOSE 128 HELP ME DICK ' If ?: % KINTZ CHANGES FIELD HOCKEY VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM: Front Row: Norm Lawrence, Don Stouffer, Wayne Gee, Dan McGill, Bill Goodacre, Pete Doyle. Second Row: Coach Frasca, Alex Yankovich, Ed Boychuk, Gary Martin, Brian Dutkowshi, Gil Grabowski, Ken Cairns, Pat Smythe. Third Row: Arch Prestayko, Larry Gilbertson, Stan Moskal, Bill Dixon, Paul Kilbreath, Doug Hill. The scoreboard painted a gloomy picture of this year ' s hockey season. Coach Frasca ' s sophomore dominated team closed the 1960-61 Hockey season with five wins and twenty defeats. A combination of injury and scholastic trouble was a strong contributing factor to Tiger defeats. De- fenseless C.C. goalies, Norm Lawrence and Pete Doyle faced an average of 40 shots on goal a game while the Beng ' e offense shot less and scored less the four goals a game. With the loss of only three graduating seniors — Boychuk, Gee, and Goodacre — Tiger potential will for next season be high. 131 Tiger defense forms againsf Denver. Goodacre trips up the Pioneer ' s Offense. , . - ' . ■■-■■ ■ • 1% Fast action accompanied every Tiger game. I dreamed I was a cheerleader . . . c.c. 7 4 2 6 5 5 I I 4 6 2 6 5 9 2 I 5 I 3 I 2 I I 3 Freshmen Denver Mich. St. Mich. St. Mich. U. Mich. U. Mich. Tech Mich. Tech Minn. (Duluth) Minn. U. Minn. U. N. Dakota N. Dakota N. Dakota N. Dakota Denver Denver Mich. U. Mich. U. Mich. Tech Mich. Tech Minn. U. Minn. U. Denver Denver C.C. scores on Denver ' s KIrkwood. FRESHMAN HOCKEY TEAM OPP 2 8 5 5 10 4 5 4 6 9 4 5 10 4 5 I I 7 5 7 10 II 12 7 8 13 t Row: Tom DeMare, Berry Anderson, Jocques Rivard, Rich Love, Reno Van Putten, Art Warwick. Second Row: Coach Brennon, Chris Batley, capt., Ken Hanson, Augie Meyer, John Simus, Chuck Mason, Marv Parliment, Wayne McAlpine, War- ren Fordyce. BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL: Coach Eastlack, Jim Hanks, Rosie Collins, Jim Wexels, Fred Singleton, Tony Sellitto, Dan Wright, Far- rell Thompson, John Reid, Dave Krell, Paul Mott, Art Ackerman. ROCKY MT. CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS The Tigers this year wrapped up the first conference championship since 1945. This was the result of unselfish teamwork and a tremendous amount of desire on the part of the players. Perhaps there were other teams in the conference wit h as good or possibly better material but lacking in the unity so essential for success in the game of Basketball. This feeling of unity was, I feel, the strongest ingredient of our team this year. The support our team received this year was very gratifying and we of the team are very grateful for this backing by our student body. I hope this spirit will prevail through- out all Colorado College athletics and possibly carry the team next year to another cham- pionship. Jim Hanks Captain 138 Easy does it — Art Ackerman scores two for the Tigers Ackerman fights for control. Fa ' rrell Thompson drives through the Air Force defense. Tigers score against a tough Air Academy team c.c. OPP 103 St. Joseph 90 87 St. Mary 75 62 St. Mary 80 73 Ft. Hays 84 93 Hastings 65 86 Black Hills 75 60 Colo. Mines 51 102 Colo. Mines 62 74 Omaha U. 66 81 Neb. Wesleyan 76 85 Western St. 82 97 Western St. 83 72 Colo. Mines 39 83 Colo. St. 56 75 Colo. St. 86 55 Colo. Mines 46 69 Adams St. 81 75 Adams St. 71 64 Western St. 74 60 Western St. 67 72 Air Force A. 77 114 Adams St. 93 96 Adams St. 88 105 Colo. St. 78 99 Colo St. 85 oach Cook outlines Tiger strategy 140 ' What goes up must come down 141 4 ,4 I ■ 221 30 40 L, 50 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Pete Rice, Ed Loosli Libonati, Steve Sabom, Al Lizzel, Stan Keiser, Cook. Jim Haley, Ray Bill Pelz, Coach The strength of C.C. ' s Freshman Basketball team caused court fans to look optimistically toward continued Varsity Team strength and dominance of the Rocky Mt. Confer- ence. Two for the Tigers. Jim Wexels — one of C.C. ' s top scorers. Dave Krell makes scor- ing look easy against Colo. St. r BOXING TEAM: Ed Kintz, Bob Batson, Alex Johnson, Al Church, Ken Wisgerhof, Harchle, Hartley, Coach Flood. Highlighting the season for a strong but young C.C. boxing team was the Rocky Mountain Regional Golden Gloves Tournament. Two Colorado College Boxers won in their divisions: Ed Kintz and Ken Wisgerhof. SPRING SPORTS r„. V t TRACK TEAM: Kneeling: Dean Dickson, Farrel Thompson, Farrel Howell, Rick Cholakian, Harry Boyd, Dick Givan, Don Kintz, Jeff Clark, LeRoyal King. Standing: Coach Cook, Ed Loosli, Jim Blair, Dale McNeil, Mike Durfee, Rick Carrol, Pete Rice, John Barker, Bob Broyles, Coach Flood. TRACK Sparked by an early win in a triangle meet against Adams State College and Western State, the C.C. Track Team has a strong chance to capture high honors in the Rocky Mt. Conterence. Paced by several returning lettermen, the center of Tiger strength lies in the middle distance runs. In the 100 yard dash, Bob Broyles and LeRoyal King are strong competitors for the Tigers. Conference winners will be running for the squad in the 880 with Gary Martin and two-mile run with Don Kintz. Jim Blair is expected to carry honors in the pole vault with Dave Krell, Bruce Boyd and Sylvester Carraway all look promising in the shot and discus. Dean Dickson stretches for distance in the Tigers ' first meet of the season against Adams State and Western State. 146 1 VARSITY BASEBALL: Gil Grabowski, Tom Cockayne, Ron Stasburger, Jim Hanks, Ken Wisgerhof, John Trotter, Selvester Car- oway, Glen Urban, Ass. Coach. Front Row: Duke Dutkowski, Norm Lawrence, Terry Dees, Kieth Warrenenburg, Tim Moe, Jim Frolick, Al Yankovich. 1961 BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 7 Colorado School of Mines 12 Colorado School of Mines 14-15 Colorado State 25 Adams State College 28 Colorado School of Mines May 2 Adams State College 5-6 Western State 10 Colorado School of Mines 12-13 Colorado State 19-20 Western State FRESHMAN TEAM: Back Row: Mike Morris, John Simus, Dick Hunt, Ken Hanson, Ron Butler, Ed DeGeorge, Dennis Walker, John Levis, Mat Railey. Fronl Row: Reno VanPutton, Warren Fordyce, Mike Irs- feld, Barry Anderson, Cris Batley, Wayne McAlpine. J M M I 4 I I ■ ■■ : ■$ b mw ii ' : k • ■ ■ - Jr 4 - « Tigers talk it up on the bench BASEBALL With Coach Frasca at the helm, the Tiger Base- ball team faced a 16 game Spring season. A large number of returning lettermen formed a strong nucleus for a squad whose greatest weakness was pitching. Traditionally however this inadiquacy has been countered by a strong fielding and batting team backed by a strong Tiger spirit. TENNIS TEAM: Dave Whiting, Alex Johnson, Russ Sperry, Sam Coleman, Coach Cook. TENNIS With five returning lettermen and the memory of last years second p ' ace in the RMC still in mind, the C.C. netters look with a strong degree of op- timism toward the spring tennis season. 1961 TENNIS SCHEDULE April 12 Air Force Academy 14 Regis College IS Colorado State 26 Air Force Academy ?9 Colorado State May 12-13 Conference at Greeley 150 I ! ' N . - ' ■ GOLF TEAM: Art Berglund, Don Stouffer, Rich Love, Ed Boychuk, Gordon Aamoth, Jeff Race, Jim Wexels, Mike Cudahy. With six returning lettermen, the Tiger Golf Team is expected to maintain its traditionally strong position in the Rocky Mountain Region. As in the past, highlighting the season will be the C olorado College Invitational at the Broad- moor. GOLF 1961 GOLF SCHEDULE April 14-15 Colorado School of Mines 19 Air Force Academy 21-22 Colorado School of Mines 28 Adams State College 29 Colorado University May 2 Denver University 5 Colorado University 6 Adams State College 10 Air Force Academy 12-13 Colorado College Invitational 151 1NTRAMURALS i ■« «■ W la -r = Newell Bossart, Pete Pleasent, Chuck Henson, Bruce Houghton, Red Eastlack, Chuck Hudson. INTRAMURAL ADVISORY BOARD Serving as the governing body for all intramural athletics, the Intramural Advisory Board is composed of faculty advisors and one representative from each of the five campus fraternities. Scheduling events, making gen- eral policies, and awarding league as well as individual trophies, the board supervises an active all campus program of athletics among the various social organizations. 153 Kappa Sig Football Champs Phi Gam Crosscountry Champions Kappa Sig Ping Pong Champs 154 Beta Wrestling Champs Kappa Sig Basketball Champs Phi Delta Theta Hockey Cham- pions Beta Golf Champs Beta Swimming Champs Sigma Chi Bowlers WOMEN ' S SPORTS , - ' First Row: Jane AshwOrth, Pixie Campbell, Ginger Galla- lee, Marti Gravitis. Second Row: Sandra Hughes, Keekee Minor, Jan Fry, Gwen Salisbury. Third Row: Beth Ken- dall, Mimi Meek, Annie Hereford, Sue Evans. Fourth Row: Jean Wilfonq, Sally Ratcliff, Joan Jilka, Shirley Oram. Fifth Row: Chessie Kemp, Linda Christensen, Kris Hoof. WAKUTA Composed of leaders in intramural athletics, Wakuta serves as Colorado College ' s honorary women ' s athletic organization. First Row: Jennie Moore, Nadine Chanq. Second Row: Gwen Salisbury, Sara Gruen, Pixie Campbell, Mimi Mick, Sue Evans. Third Row: Jean Albrecht, Sydney Lamme r s, Shirley Oram, Hazel Haigh, Jean Wilfong. Fourth Row: Tish Amberg, Portia Van Metre, Betsy Gaskell, Sally Adler, Beth Kendall. ft f% WOMEN ' S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Scheduling and supervising all women ' s sports activities is the Women ' s athletic Association. 158 Gamma Phi Volleyba Champs Delta Gamma Swimming Champs Delta Gamma Bowling Champs Delta Gamma Basketball Champs Kappa Table Tennis Winners Delta Gamma Ski Team CHEERLEADERS Mary Vaughan, Abett Iclcs, Ginny Hampton, Heather Kirk, Nancy Heitz, Gerri Gene Bartz. 161 MH$ LIFE Breakfast at dawn equals a CC beginning FRESHMAN ORIENTATION OK, now what? Riot in Kangaroo Court Yell, Freshmen, yel Sorority pledge class candidates. Queen Lynne Pelly, third from left. Mud bath, anyone ' SIGMA CHI WATERMELON BUST Booths, watermelon, and fun The winner, Doc Stabler 166 In October CC was invited to participate in the nationally televised General Electric College Bowl, a college quiz show. Warmed up against a faculty team which they defeated, the team scored a victory over Illinois University, almost twenty times the size of CC. However, the next week CC lost to Vanderbilt University. GE awarded two scholarships to CC for its partici- pation. Farewell CC; Hello success! GREENING ANN WILLCOX iJtf L0ERCH1NGER TERRY KLDNE United Air Lines Photo GENERAL ELECTRIC COLLEGE BOWL Dr. Benezet honors team. Albert la Duce, tiger mascot, and CC ' s team face the nation. COLORADO COLLEGE , ' ! 167 h , • m KRCC opens in Rastall Center KRCC— FM 91.3 MC RADIO COLORADO COLLEGE Bach not bop On the air Folk Singers, Inc. Kappa Sigma Kappa Alpha Theta ii ' wr,t .MM ■ DIRECTORS: INA BEGEROW, SYLVIA STENOVEC. BUSINESS MANAGERS: DOUG NORBERG, ROD PECK. 1960 VARIETY SHOW h f  ■ - S ( 169 HOMECOMING 1960 „, % ,: W ' ' Sigma Chi and Dragon First Place The winning float Kappa Alpha Theta iNH It , I W)MtCDH «3 . .£££ Hail, Queen Meredyth A bevy, of beauties ' Shall We Dance? ' 172 Meredyth Richards I960 Homecoming Queen Kappa Kappa Gamma Peter and the Wolf performed by the C.C. dancers. Norman Cornick, CC choreographer. ' Dido and Aeneas is presented as the spring opera. The Diary of Anne Frank in rehearsal. CC THEATER Dido and Aeneas 175 CHOIR First Row: Lynn Bradley, Betty Whitcomb, Ruth Richardson, Marg Ann Parks, Carolyn Morris, Frances Fries, Nancy Rockwell, Audrey Ward, Kathy Schaefer, Sue Olds, Frances Audier, Joyce Manning, Jean Daniels, Polly Franklin. Second Row: Nancy Parker, Joan Linley, Carol Fisher, Mary Pat Hill, Jo Ann Gray, Nancy Dunham, Vicki Morey, Sue King, Linda Foster, Jo Wal- ler, Barbara Couey, Jan Sartor. Third Row: Kathy Pavlis, Betty Reeves, Debby Wood, Joan MacLood, Carol Sippy, Sandy Lillie, David Lillie, Tom Rutenber, Ben Lyon, Bill Nelson, Bob Littell, Bill Grabowski, Harry Fontius, Don Bradbury. Fourth Row: Horace Work, Vern Olivier, Ben Lewis, Mike Mendenhall, Walt Brayman, Jim Dables, Jim Floerchinger, Phil Secrist, Mike Grace, Lynne Hare, Elton Hay, Joe Wilcox, Mike Durfee, Tom Burck. The CC choir sang at many events this year in- cluding convocations, the memorial service for the U.S. Figure Skating Team, the memorial service for Dr. Jordon, and at Sunday services in Shove Chapel. During spring vacation, the choir toured Colorado, California, Arizona, and Nevada, giving ten concerts in twelve days. Director Jenkins 176 BAND Playing at football, basketball, and hockey games, the band raised enthusiasm of students, faculty, and townspeople. They gave concerts at home and in other Colorado towns. Director Juhas First Row: Steve Peacock, Al Peterson, Jay Vickerman, Sharon Lee, Stephen Feyock, Susan Hardy, Judy Gibson, Judy Alt. Sec- ond Row: Ken Reeves, Leland Larson, Don Kintz, Charlie Gibson, Rusty Bastedo, Joe Wilcox, Paul Thomas, Rod Mayo, Sandra Lillie, Norm Liden, Anne Frey, Steven Frink, Richard Wahlfield. Third Row: Henry English, Bill Furgason, Jim English, Eugene Herman, Judy Gray, Jay Reuhlan, Dennis Sauve, Dave Lillie, Bill Oakes, Bill Fisher, Ricky Wager, John Haney, Ed Parker, Russ Sperry. - ■. ' . 177 Dr. Sigmund Koch SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM Dr. Leslie Fiedler HUMANISM Dr. Booth, moder- ator of the third session. 178 Slocum Open House SLOCUM HALL Slocumites during a dorm meeting. Mr. Oden calls the meeting to order. Jeff Race heads the conference on inter-collegiate athletics LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE Star Ranch is an ideal place for the retreat. 180 181 MILITARY BALL Scott Tipin, Queen Nancy Bowers, and Wally Caldwel ' Scott and Nancy during the Queen ' s Dance. 182 Chuck Henson and Ann Willumsen QUEEN AND ATTENDENTS: Anne Frey, Indep; Becky Dunbar, DG; Sandra Lazzari, Gamma Phi; Queen Nancy Bowers, Theta; Ann Bender, Alpha Phi; and Ann Willum- sen, Kappa. .ynn Charmichaei skating . . . Queen Lynn Ballard and attendants The Folksingers Inc. tf. ' and skiing. A dance SOPHOMORE WINTER CARNIVAL some hockey Mr. Vance Packard spoke to the students on Changes in American Character. Bishop Neill spoke on Church Union: Possibilities in the Next Generation. Speaking on Church and State Father Ryan, Pres- ident of Seaton Hill College, is addressing a convo- cation. ?J? - 186 Ted Kennedy, brother of the President. GUEST SPEAKERS ON CAMPUS Senator (Rep.) Walter Judd from Minnesota, Sen. (Rep.) Gordon Allot from Colorado, and Weldon Tartar. 187 R O T C 4i 188 189 SENIOR CADETS ? ?. f H %m8mesm ' V JUNIOR CADETS nnir BATALLION HQ ' ■. .: -.- ON THE RANGE 190 PERSHING RIFLES JM 9R$ i ROTC RIFLE TEAM Srg. Penton, Don Ullman, Eric Hasf- jord, Bruce Lew, Mark Stetson, seated, Jim Dyson, Jay Vickerman. Hashers STUDENT AID College Ground Engineers Larry Bowman, Gary Moore, Jack Walker, Joe Cordova, and John Formby. Slocum Dorm Councelors Standing: Archie Prestayko, Hank Rase, Pat Chapman, Dave Dunlop. Seated: Al Thompson, Jim Hanks, Oscar Soule, Tim Moe, Paul Kilbreath, Norm Laurence, Don Oden, director, and Joe Moore. 192 Alice Bemis Taylor Scholarships: Margaret Kurashita and Jerry Moore; Women ' s Ed- ucational Society Scholarships: Traer Sun- ley, Lynne Vincent, Jeanette Moore, Linda Hamilton, Linda Ann Harrison, Dor- ene Smith, and Rosean Brown. Missing: Phillip Blandin, A.B.T.; Susan Louthan, Donna Story, Jo Ann Gray, and Mary Catherine Priest, W.E.S. Continental Oil Company: Cecilia Travis; Mar- garet T. and Otis A. Barnes Scholarships in Chem- istry: Frank Mesich, Dennis Mueller, Michael Orem, Edward Starr, Max Taylor; Roof Memorial Founda- tion: Lorinda Taylor; Gates Foundation: Arthur Dana; Elks National Foundation: Joan Jilka; Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation Scholarships: David Lillie, Wayne Maxwell; L. G. Stolhswer Scholarship: Ronald Butler. Boettcher Foundation Scholarships: Nancy Bowers, Maria Bullock, Judy Gray, Barbara Morgan, Jack Real, Ralph Schmidt, Jerry Macon, Marcia Moses, Susan Hile, Joan Berneau, Lani Markisen. Missing: John Gaubatz, Judy Alt, and Jean Daniels. Rich Cholakian, Armenia, and Karel Leeflang, the Netherlands at the Kappa Sigma house. Living at the Phi Gamma Delta house is Carlos Froncosa Morales, from Mexico. 194 Dr. Sondernan, Dean Worner, Hiroaki lino, Paul Szilagyi, Peter Von Putkamer, Adolofo Doddoli, Renata Ap- pel, Shoji Hoshino, Karel Leeflang, Sue Wahlberg, President Benezet, and Aziz Aghbari. FOREIGN STUDENTS ON CAMPUS Loomis foreign students: Wang Wau-Ling, and Renata Appel. 195 MeR t D n S MILLER EVANS CO CD - O a i n CO o o - o m EDWARDS FOR CHILDREN HATHAWJff MAGAZINE nd CMAR STOlRE 127 N. TtJON collect Ker BiLL From CC Campus to Pikes Peak proud owners are adding to their whickerbiii possessions. ; J ii , i 210 NORTH TEJON STREET COLORADO SPRINGS. COLORADO COX BROTHERS SHOE CO. 118 E. PIKES PEAK HALLE ' S 119 N. NEVADA ME 2-6626 kv mwo . . . SINCE 1872 KIOWA AND TEJON Coopen Joundation Iheatewi 126 e. pikes peak ave. 22 e. pikes peak ave. 1 7 s. nevada Coofien Iheate the only theater of its kind in the world exclusive showcase of CINERAMA in the rocky mountain area s. 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NEVADA BOWL-MOR LANES 31 W. LAS VEGAS SENIOR INDEX ASHWORTH, HELEN J. Alphi Phi 1.2,3.4; Tiger Club I 2.3: Wakuta 3,4; Sociology Club 4; Field Hockey Team I; Rifle Team I; Tigerettes I. BEGOR. JAYME A. Southern Methodist University l ' 2 ; Chi Omega; Alpha Lambda Delta I; AWS Judicial Board 4; AWS Advisory Coun- cil, Junior Representative 3; President of 1st Floor Loomis 4; Dean ' s List 1,2,3. BENDER, NANCY A. De Pauw University Alpha Phi 12— President 3,4; Student Ed- ucation Association, vice-presi- dent 4; Dorm Counselor 3; Homecoming Queen attendant 3; Military Ball Queen attend- ant 4; Methodist Student Move- ment 2,3. BINNS, BARBARA S. Gamma Phi Beta 1,2.3,4; Poetry Workshop Coordinator 4; Kin- nikinnik Staff 4; Tiger Reporter I; Counselor 2; Variety Show 4; Student Union Publicity Com- mittee 2; German Club 2,3,4. BOYCHUK, EDWARD A. Zeta — Prime Minister of Zeta Oraanization 4; Hockey 2,3,4; Golf 2,4; Bowling 3,4. BRADLEY, MARY E. Sigma Alpha lota; Sinfonetta I ; Choir 2.3,4; Madrigal Group 4; Opera Workshop 4; Poetry Workshop 4; Pick and Pan 3,4; Talent and Speaker ' s Bureau 3,4. BUNGENER. ELIZABETH M. Kappa Alpha Theta 1,2,3,4; Panhellenic Council, Secretary 2; Cheerleader I; German Club — Social Chairman 4; Tiger Club 2,3,4; Tigerettes I . BURGOON, BETTY R. Phi Beta Kappa 4; Alpha Lambda Delta I — Secretary; Cap and Gown 4 — President; Honor Council 2.3.4; Student Union Board 2.3; Campus Plan- ning Comm. 3,4; Library Plan- ning Comm. 3,4; Dorm Coun- selor 2. CALDWELL, WALLACE E. Independent Men ' s Association 1,2 — Vice President I, President 2; Alpha Kappa Psi 2; Blue Key 3,4; Nugget 3 — Editor; Publica- tions Board 3; Tiger 4; Pershing Rifles 2,3,4 — Executive Officer 4; KRCC Station Mgr. 4. CANNON, SUSAN E. Gamma Phi Beta 1.2,3,4; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Kinnikinnik 2; Student Union Board 2; Wel- comer 2,3; Tigerettes I. CASE, RICHARD L. Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Intra- mural Board 2; Tennis Team 1,2, 3,4. CHRISTENSEN, LINDA J. Kappa Kappa Gamma 1,2,3,4 — Marshall 3; Recording Secretary 4; AWS Advisory Council 4; Dorm Counselor 4; Wakuta 3,4; Variety Show 1,2,4; Tigerettes I. CRAY, LYNDA D. Alpha Phi 1,2,3,4 — Pledge Presi- dent I; Kinnikinnik 2; Dorm Counselor 2; Homecoming Queen Attendant 4; Choir 1 ,2,3 ; Tigerettes I . CROSSIN, PATRICIA A. Gamma Phi Beta 1,2,3,4 — Treas- urer 2,3; Rush Chrmn. 4; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2,3,4; Panhellenic Coun- cil 4; Tiger Club 3,4; Rastall Center Comm. 3; Brigadoon 3; Dance Concerts 1,2. DICKSON, DEAN A. Kappa Sigma 2,3,4; Zeta I; Geology Club 4 — President; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. DYE, SANDRA J. Oskasita 2; Tigerettes I; Moun- tain Club I . EMERICK, ROSEMARY S.E.A. 3,4; Choir 4. CASHMAN, JOHN H., JR. Carnegie Institute of Technol- ogy 1,2; Kappa Sigma 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 3,4 — President 4, Vice President 3; Appollonian Award 3; Tiger 3 — Editor; De- bate Team 3,4; Pick and Pan 3; ASCC Executive Council 3. ENGLISH, GEORGE T.. JR. Independent Men ' s Association 1,2,3,4; Tiger 3 — Business Mgr.; Mountain Club 1,2,3,4; Newman Club 1,2,3,4; Citizenship Club 3. ERIKSON, JOAN Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2 — Treas- urer; Tiger Staff 1,2,3,4, Copy Editor 3,4. EVANS, SUSAN Delta Gamma 1,2,3,4; Tiger Club 2,3,4; Wakuta 3,4— Vice President 4; W.A.A. 2,4; S.E.A. 4 — Treasurer; Dorm Counselor 2; Welcomer 3; Jr. Panhellenic Council I ; Tigerettes I . EYRE, WILLIAM F. University of Colorado 1,2; International Relations Club 3,4; Sociology Club 4. FONTIUS. HARRY E., Ill Beta Theta Pi 1,2,3. 4— Pledge Trainer 3; Mountain Club 1,2; Foreign Student Comm. 12,3,4; Pike ' s Peak Ski Patrol 3,4. GALLALEE. MARIAN V. Delta Gamma 1,2,3,4; Tiger Club 2,3,4; Wakuta 3,4 — Secre- tary-Treasurer 4; German Club 2,3,4 — Secretary 4; Brigadoon 3; Varsity Show 2,4; Cheer- leader 2; Greek Weekend Comm. 2,3. GANNS. ELSA L. Armstrong Junior College 1,2; and Gold Wrestling 1,2,3,4; 1,2,3,4; . 1,2,4; French Foreign Student Comm. 3,4; Oskasita 3,4; Mountain Club 4; German Club 3. GAPPERT, GARY M. Kappa Sigma 1,2,3,4 — Secretary 2; Blue Key 2,3,4; Tiger 3— Ed- itor; Kinnikinnik A — Co-editor; Rastall Center Board 4 — Chrmn.; Writers ' Workshop Chrmn. 4; American Chemical Society 4; German Club 3,4. GATCHET, MARIS A. Kappa Alpha Theta 1,2,3,4; American Chemical Society 3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Span- ish Club 4; Ski Team 4. GIVAN, RICHARD L. Zeta 1.2,3,4; Black 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 I; Football 3. GLASSCOCK. MARY FRANCES Gamma Phi Beta 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Union Board 1,2,3,4; Pan- hellenic 1,2; Religious Affairs C mm. 4; Socioloqy Club 4. GRACE, J. BREWSTER International Relations Club 3; Religious Affairs Comm. I. GRAVITIS, MARUTA Kappa Alpha Theta 1,2,3,4; AWS— Vice-President 4, Treas- urer 3; AWS Advisory Council 2; Wakuta 3,4; Tiqer Club 2,3,4 — Treasurer 4; Tigerettes I; German Club 2,3,4; S.E.A. 4; Welcomer 2,4. HAIGLER, CAROL A. Kappa Alpha Theta S.E.A. 4. HEPP, SIGRID Kappa Kappa Gamma Foreign Student Comm German Club 1,2,4; Club 1,2,4; Spanish Club 1,2,4; Tiger Club 2; Variety Show 4; Tigerettes I. HEREFORD, ANNE Kappa Alpha Theta 1,2.3,4 — Marshall 3, Corresponding Sec- retary 4; Senior Class President — A.S.C.C. Executive Council 4 Publications Board A — Chrmn. Nugget 2,3 — Assistant Editor 3 AWS 2,4— Social Chrmn. 2; Ti- ger Club 2,3,4 — Vice-President 3, President 4; Wakuta 3,4; Ti- gerettes I — President; Dormi- tory Counselor. HERNDON, CAROL Kappa Alpha Theta 1,2,3,4 — Rush Chrmn. 3, President 4; Beautiful People lead 3; Ti- gerettes I ; set design, The Enchanted 4. HOPPER, IDA-ANNE Student Colorado Education As- sociation 3,4 — Secretary 3, Treasurer 4: SEA 2,3,4 — -Treas- urer 2, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4; Brigadoon Accom- panist 3. HUGHES, SANDRA J. Tiger Club 2,3,4; Wakuta 3,4; Dorm Counselor 2,4; Religious Affairs Comm. 4; Campus Chest Chrmn. 2.3; Brigadoon 3; Choir 3,4. ILIFF, MARYBELLE Sweet Briar 1,2; Kappa Alpha Theta 3,4— Pledge President 3; Recordinq Secretary 4; Dorm Counselor 4. JOHNSON, ROBERT E. Kappa Sigma 1,2,3,4 — Social Chrmn. 2, Scribe 3, Grand Mas- ter of Ceremonies 4; Class Commissioner 2; ASCC Social Chrmn. 2; Black and Gold 2,3; Blue Key 4. KEISER, JO ANN Kappa Kappa Gamma 1,2,3,4 — Rush Chrmn. 3,4, Asst. Pledge Trainer 4; Panhellenic Council 2,3; S.E.A. 4; Tigerettes I. KIPP, ELSIE M. Kappa Kappa Gamma 1,2,3,4 — Historian 2, House Chairman 3, Public Relations Chrmn. 4; Va- riety Show 1,2; German Club 2,3; S.E.A. 4; Tigerettes I. KUSHNIR, STEPHEN J. E.A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University I ; Pi Gamma Mu 4; Student- Faculty Seminar 3,4; Curriculum Advisory Committee of ASCC 3; International Relations Club 2,3,4 — Club President 3, Re- gional President; Young Dem- ocrats 4, Vice Chairman, Southern Region College Di- rector; Foreign Student Com- mittee 3,4. LEGG, KAREN Delta Gamma — Treasurer 4; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Alpha Lambda Delta I — President; Pi Gamma Mu 3 — President; Cap and Gown 4 — Vice President; AWS 1,2,3— Vice-President 3; IRC — Vice-President 3, Secretary- Treasurer 2, Publicity I, Re- gional Secretary 2. LILLIE. DAVID A. Mountain Club 3,4; German Club 3; Concert Choir 1,2; Ma- drigals 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Band 4. LILLIE, SANDRA L. German Club 2,3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Wind Quintet 4. McKAIG, JOYCE C. Southern Methodist University I; Gamma Phi Beta; Counselor 3; Treasurer of Loomis 2; Stu- dent Education Association I. MAGEE, JANE E. Delta Gamma 1,2,3 — President 4; Panhellenic 2; Representative to Hall Council I . MAGUIRE, GEORGIA E. Alphi Xi Delta; French Club 2,3. MANLY, JEAN G. Co-Editor Kinnikinnik 3; Tiger Staff I; Religious Affairs Comm. 2,3,4; Assemblies Comm. 3,4; Counselor 3; Dean ' s List 2,3. MAXEY, GLENNA Kappa Alpha Theta 1,2,3,4; Fra- ternity Education 3. MEECE, CHARLES D. Phi Gamma Delta; Alpha Kappa Psi President 3; I FC 3; Football I — Manager 3,4. MESICH, FRANK A. Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Delta Epsilon 3,4; American Chemical Society I ; German Club 1 ,2,3. MINGUS, LAWRENCE A., JR. IMA 1,2,3; Alpha Kappa Psi 2,3,4; Pick and Pan Award 3; Pershing Rifles 2; Mountain Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3. MORROW, VAN G. Beta Theta Pi; Assistant Adver- tising Mgr. of the Nugqet 2; Mountain Club I ; Spanish Club Secretary 1,2; Choir 4. NELSON, WILLIAM K. Beta Theta Pi; Pershing Rifles 1,2; Mountain Club I; Choir 2,3,4; Brigad- on 3; Opera 3. NEWMAN, HELEN J. Kappa Kappa Gamma Saint Mary of the Woods I ; Foreign Student Committee 2,3; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4. NORTON, DANIEL M. University of Colorado 1,2; Phi Gamma Delta; International Re- lations Club 1,2; Ski Club 1,2; Dean ' s List 4. ORAM, SHIRLEY V. Delta Gamma 1,2,3,4 — Second Vice President, 4; Wakuta 3,4; WAA 2,4; AWS Advisory Board 2; Welcomer 2,3; Tigerettes I. PARKER, ELIZABETH A. Kappa Kappa Gamma 1,2,3,4 — Pledqe Trainer 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Tiger Club 1,2,3,4— Secretary 2,3; Tigerettes I; Hall Council 2. PEEL, FREDERICK A. Delta Epsilon 3,4; Geology Club 2,3,4— President 4. POLICELLI, ANNABEL L. Delta Epsilon 3,4; American Chemical Society — President 3, Treasurer 4; German Club 1,2, 3,4. POOLE, ROBERT N. Phi Delta Theta 1 ,2 3,4 — Pledge Trainer 4; Black and Gold 3,4; Circulation Manager of Tiger 2.3; Football 3,4. RACE, GEOFFREY S. Beta Theta Pi 1,2,3,4; Blue Key 3,4 — President 4; Black and Gild 1,2; Vice President of Class 34; ASCC Executive Council 3,4; Slocum Hall Coun- cil I; Homecominq Parade Chairman 3; Golf 1,2,3,4. RATCLIFF, SALLY A. Gamma Phi Beta 1,2,3,4 — Re- cording Secretary 4; Junior Pan- hellenic President I ; Panhel- lenic Representative 2; Wakuta 3,4; ASCC Elections Comm. 4; ASCC Traffic Comm. 3; Rastall Center Program Comm. 3; So- ciology Club 4. RAWLES, R. WANN Independent Men ' s Association 1,2,3,4; International Relations Club 1,2,3,4; Citizenship Club 1,2,3,4. REAL, JACK D. Phi Gamma Delta 1,2,3,4; Phi Beta Kapoa 4; Blue Key 3,4; ASCC President 4; Honor Council 2,3,4; Student Conduct Comm. 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 — Captain 4. REYNOLDS, JOHN F. Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Inter- Fraternity Council 2,3,4 — Presi- dent 4; Chairman, Greek Week 3; The Enchanted 4. RIVARD, SARA E. Kappa Alpha Theta 1,2,3,4 — House Manager 3, Pledge Trainer 4; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Alpha Lambda Delta 2; Cap and Gown 4; President of Bemis 3; President of Loomis 4. RUDA, SHELDON D. American Chemical Society 4; KRCC 4; Mountain Club 4. RUNDELL, RICHARD J. Phi Delta Theta 2,3,4— Secre- tary 4; Junior Class Commis- sioner 3; Counselor 3; Publica- tions Board 2,3 — Chairman 3; Kinnikinnik Editor 2; Assemblies Comm. 4; German Club 2,3,4 — Treasurer 3, President 4; CC Players 2,4. SELIG, ROBERT W. Beta Theta Pi 1,2,3,4— Rush Chairman 2, President 4; Ex- change Scholarship to Holland 3; Alpha Kappa Psi 4; Black and Gold 2; Blue Key 3,4; Class Commissioner 1,2,4 — President 1,2, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Comm. on Undergraduate Life 2; Publications Board Chairman 2; Foreign Student Comm. Vice Chairman 2; Assemblies Comm. Chrmn. 3. SCHOCK, ROBERT N. Orange County Community Col- lege 1,2; Independent Men ' s Association 3,4 — Social Chair- man 3; Geology Club 3,4,5. SPERLING, CARLA A. Delta Gamma 1,2,3,4 — Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Wakuta 3,4; SEA 4; Student Union Board 2; Hall Council I; Tigerettes I. STARR, J. EDWARD Sigma Chi 2,3,4; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Delta Epsilon 3,4; Soccer 2. STEELE, LOIS Rocky Mountain College 1,2,3; Class President 3; Choir 2,3; Briqadoon 2. STEPHEN-HASSARD, QUINTON D. Beta Theta Pi 1,2,3,4; Dorm Counselor 2,3; German Club 2; Spanish Club 2,3. STONOROV, KATRINA Kappa Alpha Theta 1,2,3,4; Pan- hellenic 2; Junior Panhellenic I; Tiger Club 1,2; Counselor 2; oung Democrats 4. STRATTON, SABRA A. Kappa Kappa Gamma 1,2,3,4 — Corresponding Secretary 4; Vice President of Loomis — President of Late Board 4; Counselor 3; AWS Activities Council 1,2; Freshman Representative from Bemis I ; Tigerettes ! . STREET, RICHARD B. Phi Delta Theta 2,3,4 — Treasurer 4; Honor Council 2,3,4; Rastall Center Board 3; Black and Gold 2,3,4. SZILAGYI, PAUL J. Chess Club 3,4; Mountain Club 1,2,3; Soccer 1,2; Wrestling I; Foreign Students from Hungary (Freedom Fighter ' 56). TALBERT, LINDA K. Kappa Alpha Theta 1,2,3,4— Re- cording Secretary 3, Scholarship Chairman 4; Freshman Coun- selor — Secretary of Montgomery 3; AWS Activities Council I; Alpha Kappa Psi Queen 2. TAYLOR, LORINDA J. Phi Beta Kappa 4; Alpha Lambda Delta 1,2,3,4 — Senior Advisor 4; Newman Club 2; Welcomer 2; Dean ' s List 1,2,3,4. THOMPSON, ALBERT R. All College Party 1,2,3— Presi- dent 2,3; Choir 1 ,2,3,4— Presi- dent 3; Counselor 2,3,4; Bengals I ; Madrigal Choir 3,4. TIPPIN, SCOTT M. Phi Gamma Delta 1,2,3,4; Al- pha Kappa Psi; Distinguished Military Student 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2. TOMLIN, SHEILA R. Willamette University I ; Alpha Chi Omega; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4; Faculty- Student Seminar 4; Colorado- Wyoming Academy of Science 4; Sociology Club 4. TRAVIS, CECILIA A. Gamma Phi Beta 1,2,3,4; Schol- arship Chm. 2; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Geology Club 2,3,4 — Secre- tary-Treasurer 4; AWS Scholar- ship Chmn. 2; Counselor 2. TUCKER, ELIZABETH M. Kappa Kappa Gamma 1,2,3,4; Phi Beta Kappa 3,4; Pi Gamma Mu 3,4 — Vice-President; Alpha Lambda Delta; InternatiDnal Re- lations Club 3; Tigerettes I; Hall Council 3. TUCKER, EUDORA M. IWA 1,2,3 — Secretary; Campus Christian Fellowship 1,2,3; Ti- gerettes I. TYLER, A. JILL Kappa Kappa Gamma 1,2,3,4 — Treasurer 3, President 4; Phi Beta Kappa 4; Cap and Gown 4; Honor Council 3,4 — Secre- tary 4; Student Conduct Comm. 3,4; Counselor 2. ULLMAN, DON Phi Gamma Delta; Alpha Kappa Psi 2,3,4; Black and Gold 1,2, 3,4. URMSON, JAMES Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Student Conduct Comm. 3,4 — Chairman 4; Hockey I ; Choir 2. VAN LOO, CHARLOTTE J. Phi Beta Kappa 4; Alpha Lamba Delta I ; Student Edu- cation Association 4. VICK, N. KENT Kappa Sigma 1,2,3,4; Presi- dent ' s Prize For Scholarship 3; Black and Gold 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 2.4 WARRENBURG, STANLEY Phi Delia Theta 1,2,3,4; Head Cheerleader I ,3. WATSON, MARY JANE Kappa Alpha Theta 1,2,3,4; Newman Club 1,2; Student Ed- ucation Association 4. WEED, HUGH H. C, III Phi Delta Theta 1,2,3,4; Inter- fraternity Council 3,4. WELD, ALEXANDER Phi Delta Theta 1 ,2,3,4— Presi- dent 4, House Manager, Inter- fraternity Council, Pledge Trainer. WHITELEATHER, BONNIE B. Southwestern at Memphis 1,2; Zeta Tau Alpha; Hall Council 3; Oskasita 3; German Club 4; Canterbury Club 3,4. WHITELEATHER, CAROL L. Dennison 1,2; Southwestern at Memphis 3; Chi Omega 3; Oskasita 3; French Club 4; Math Club 4; Canterbury Club 1,2,3,4. WIEGEL, JOANNE R. Delta Gamma — Rush Chairman 3,4; President of Panhellenic 3,4; Co-Editor of Kinnikinnik 3; Tiger, Columnist-Society Editor 2,3; Counselor 4; Homecoming Queen 3; Miami Triad Queen 2; R.O.T.C. Honorary Cadet Colonel 1,2. WILFONG, JEAN D. Gamma Phi Beta 1,2,3,4 — Sec- retary 3; Tiger Club 2,3,4 — Vice-President 4; AWS Advis- ory Council 4; Wakuta 3,4 — President 4; Women ' s Athletic Association Board 2,3,4 — Presi- dent 3; Student Education As- sociation 4 — Secretary 4; ASCC Enthusiasm Comm. 4; All Col- lege Party I . WILLCOX, ANN V. Kappa Kappa Gamma 1,2,3,4; Class Commissioner I ; Coun- selor 3; College Board Team 4; WAA 2; Variety Show 1,2,3,4; Riders to the Sea 3; Briga- doon 3; ASCC Enthusiasm Comm. Co-Chrm. 2. WISGERHOF, W. KEN Zeta 1,2,3,4; Black and Gold 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball l ? WOODWARD, SUAN L. Rastall Center Board 3; Floor President Loomis 4; Counselor 3; Student Education Associa- tion 4. ZORN, JAMES J. Phi Delta Theta. STUDENT INDEX Aamoth, Gordon (3) 39, 65. 80, 100, 151 Abercrombie, Lois ' 4) 24, 81 Absher, Thomas (4) 76 Ackerman, Art (4) 24, 78, 138, 139 Adams, Patricia (3). . .39, 79, I 14 Adler, Sally (2) 112, 158 Afton, Verne (I) 52 Aghbari, Aziz (2) .44, 87, 121, 195 Agnew, Jeremy ( I ) Ahlers, Fred (I) 106 Albrecht, Jean (2) 44, 69, 86, 114, 158 Alderfer, Charlotte (I). . .52, 118 Alderson, Janey (2) 66, 112 Allen, Charles (4) 24, 102 Allen, Frank (4) Allott, Gordon (SP) 106 Alt, Judy 13). 39, 70, 71, I 10, 177 Amberg, Patricia (I) 158 Ames, Stephanie (2) 44, 116 Anderson, Barry (2). 44, 100, 136 Anderson, Carol (2) Anderson, Cathie (SP) Anderson, Darvl (3) 85, 90 Anderson, Julia ( I ) Anderson, Kathleen (2). ..44, I 18 Anderson Kay (3) 97, 118 Anderson, Lauri (2) 44 Anderson, Mary ( I ) Anderson, Mrs. R. E. (GR) Anderson, Richard (GR) Anderson, Travis (3) Anderson, Warren (4) Anton, Robert (2) 74, 100 Appel, Renata (ij... .85, 87, 195 Arentz, Susan (I). ..52, 79, 82, 90 Armstrong, Ann (2). . .76, 85,-112 Armstrong, Suzanne ( I ) ... 52, 112 Arnett, Sandra (3) Arnold, Andrew (GR) Arrieta, Luis (3) 39, 87, 106 Ashton, Carolyn (SP) Ashworth, Jane (4) . .24, I 10, 158 Atkins, Henry (4) 24, 82 Audier, Frances (I) 52, 176 Augenstein, Nan ( I ) 52 Ausec, Rudy ( I ) Austin, David (GR) Austin, Stephanie ( I ) Axelson, Gordon (3) 39 Ayers, Toni ( I ) 52 Babb, Raymond 13) 102 Bailey. David (SP) Bailey, George ' 4) Bailey, Robert (3) Bailey, Sue (I) 52, 114 Bain, Mrs. N. (VIS) Ballard, Lynn (2) 118, 185 Ballard, Sandy (I) 52 Ballou, Sue (2) 44, 74, 110 Bambara, Frank (GR) Barber, Ann (I) 52, 118 Barbre, Maxine (3) Bardone. Mary ( I ) . 52, 79, 82, 85 Barker, John (I).. 52, 78, 100. 146 Barnett, Tamra (3) NO Barrett, Margaret (2) Bartz, Gerri Gene (2) .44, 79, 161 Bastedo, Rusty (3) 71, 177 Bates, Lorna (3) I 10 Batley, Chris (2) 88, 136 Batson, Robert (I) 104, 144 Batts. Charles (3) 39, 100 Bauer, Carol (2) 44 Bazata, Barbara (3) 39 Beaver. Pat (4) 65. 81. 118 Beazell. James (SP) Beckwith. Janice (I) 53. 79 Beemer, Charles (2) 44. 102 Begerow, Ina (3) 97, 169 Begor, Jayme 14) 68 Behnke, Richard (SP) Behse, Dean (I) 53. 78, 98 Bellis, James (3) 39 Bellstrom, Mrs. S. K. (VIS) Bellstrom, Stephen (3) 74 Bender, Ann (4).. 25, 91, I 10, 183 Benham, Peiqi (2) 44, 85, I 12 Bensel, Judy (2) 118 Benson, James (SP) Bentley, Bill (2) 44, 98 Berenyi, George (SP) Berglund, Art (2) 45, 88, 151 Berneau, Joan ( I ) 85, 193 Bernstein, Daniel (3) 69, 86 Bernstein, Susan ( I ) Berthronq, Kathryn (2) Berzins Vilis ( I ) Bessesen, Karen (2) 45, 69, 82, I 14 Beyer, Linda (I) 90, 94 Bigelow, Susan (I) 53, 116 Biggins, James (2 ) Binns. Barbara (4) 73, I 14 Biondini, Ronald (3) 90 Birchenall, Michael (SP) Bishop, John ( I ) Bissell, Nancy ( I) Bitters, David (I) 53, 74, 93 Bjustrom, Carl (SP) Blair, Barbara (I) 60 Blair, Jim (3) 126, 146 Blair, Sally (I) 114 Blanchard, Sally (I) 53 Blandin, Phillip (2) Block, Susan (2) Bluck, John (2) 45, 121 Bohlke, Julie (2) 44, 45, 66, 79, I 12 Bolick, James (2) 85 Bonfoey, Nelle (I) 53, 79 Booma, Mrs. R. C. (4) 106 Booma, Roland (3) Booth, Omer (3) Borah. James (3) 98 Borchert, Ann ( I ) Bordner, Richard (4) Bossart, Newell (2) . . . .45, 98, 153 Bourg, Nicholas (2) Bowden, William (I) 106 Bowers, Nancy (I) 97, I 16, 182, 183, 193 Bowers, Mrs. J. C. (SP) Bowman, Larry (3) . . .39, 126, 192 Boyce, Jay (3) 89 Boyce, Seece (2) 45 Bouchuk, Edward (4) .88, 131, 151 Boyd, Bruce (3) 96, 104, 146 Boynton, Lee (I) 53, 79, I 10 Brackney, Susan ( I ) 114 Bradbury, Don (I) . ..53, 104, 176 Bradley, Lynn (I) 53, 176 Bradley, Mary Elizabeth (4)... 25 Bramwell, James (3 ) Bramwell, Mrs. J. M. (3) Brandt, Christopher (SP) Bratt, Wanna (SP) Brayman, Walter (2) .45, 106, 176 Breternitz, Marty (2) 45, 67, 79, I 16 Brigham, Richard ( I ) 86 Briley, Millicent (4) 25 Brokaw, Curtis (Gr) 90 Brooks, Alice (2) 45, 75 Brooks, William (3) 39, 98 Broughton, Mrs. C. H. (SP) Brown, Barbara (3) Brown, Donald (3) 90 Brown; Mary (3) Brown, Rosey (I). .. .53. I 10. 193 Broyles, Bob (2) 126, 146 Bruce, Kathy (2) 79, 116 Bruce, Robort (I) 106 Bruss, Otto (SP) Buchanan, Chris (3 ) Buck, Bruce (4) 102 Buffum. Buffie (I). .. .53, 79, 112 Buhl, Thomas (SP) Bull ck, M„rla (I) 53, 68, 82, 89, 193 Bundy, Garl (2) 104, 126 Bungener, Betty (4) . . .25, 85, I 16 Burcham, Lee (SP) Burcham, Mrs. M. J. (Gr.) Burck, Borden (I) 53 Burgoon, Betty (4) 25, 65, 81 Burck, Thomas (I)... .53, 98, 176 Burmaster, George ( I ) . . . .53, 106 Burrouqhs, Nan (I) 53, I 16 Buschke, Frankie (2) 45, 120 Bush, Dottie (3) 39, I 14 Butchofsky, Mary Linda (2) . . . .45 Butter, Ronald (I) 69, 193 Bylane, David (4) 25 Cadwallader, John (SP) Cairns. Kenneth (2). . .79, 88, 131 Calder, Bob (I) 126 Caldwell, Mrs. H. B. (3) Caldwell, Suzanne ( I ) Caldwell, Wallace (4). 25, 80, 182 Callahan, William (GR) Callender, Edward (3) 91 Callender, Mrs. E. (3) Cameron, James (SP) Cameron, Mrs. J. (SP) Cameron, William (3) 82 Campbell, Betsy (2) 45, I 16 Campbell, Charles (2) 102 Campbell, Priscilla (3) 79, I 10, 158 Cannon, Susan (3) 81 Cantwell, Conan (I ) 53, 100 Carmichael, Lynn. . . .89, 118, 185 Caroom, Mrs. H. (3 ) Carpenter, Gilbert ( I ) Carroll, Richard (I) .78, 104, 146 Carter, Joan (2) 120 Carver, Mrs. Dorothy (3) Case, Richard (4) 25, 102 Casey, Mary (4) 90 Casey, William (2) 98 Cashman, John (41 . . . .26, 93, 100 Castro, Manuel (GR) Covode, Sue (2) 116 Cellini, Donna (2) 45 Cerqizan, Frank (4) 26, 82 Chang, Nadine (2) 79, 85, 120, 158 Chapman Pat (2) 45, 88, 126, 192 Chappell, June (3) 112 Chase, Brad (2) 45, 96, 104 Cheley, Jeannette (2) 45. 79, 97, I 12 Cheney, Peter ( I ) Cherin, Anthony (2) 104 Chilberg, Barbara (SP) Cholakian, Rich (2) 100, 126, 194, 146 Christensen, Linda (4) 26, I 18, 158 Christiansen, Paul ( I ) 53 Christianson, Richard (SP) Church, Al (2) 70, 104, 144 Clofalo, John (GR) Clark, Glen (I) 67, 78, 100 Clark, James (3) Clark, Jeffrey (I) 104, 146 Clark, John (3) Clark, Judy (I). . .53, 79, 82, I 14 Clark, Kathleen (2) I 14 Clark, Michael (2) 98 Clausen, Karen (2) 45, I 10 Clifford, Angela (3) Clifford, Sarah (I). 53, 79, 86, 110 Cockayne, Tom (I) 53, 148, Coe. Peqgv (I) 68 Coffman, Carole (2) 45, 72, 73, 75 Cogswell. Mariana (3) 40, 65, 66, 85 Coit, Thomas (3) 100 Coleman, Elizab-th ' (2). ..45, I 16 Coleman, Judy ( I ) Coleman, Theodore (2). 102, 150 Coles, Judith (2) 45, 97, 114 Collins, Janice (I) 53, 79 Collins, John (I) 78, 100 Combs, James (3) 98 Connelly, Susan (2) 45, 116 Conwill, Mrs. H. (SP) Cook, Mike (3) Cook, Spencer (2) 45, 98. . Cookingham, Judy (2) ... 106, 112 Cordova, Joe (2) 126, 192 Cornell. Charles (I) 106 Cosby, Jan (3) 67, 87, I 18 Costan, James .( I ) 58 Couey, Barbara ( I ) 53, I 76 Courtney, Marguerite ( I ) Cowles, Douq (I) 73 Cox, Nancy (2) 45, 91, I 18 Cray, Linda (4) 26, 100 Criss, Sandra (4) Crockett, Billy (2) Crockett, Betsy ( I) . . .54, 79, I 10 Croll, Richard (3) Cronenwett, Charles (SP) Cross, Stephen (2) 45, 90 Crossin, Pat (4) 26, 79, 81, 97, I 14 Crosswy, Sherrye ( I ) 114 Crumb, Mrs. D. (3) Crumb, DeWayne (3) Cudahy, Mike (3) 96, 100, 151 Culver, Tony (I) 54, 106 Curphy, Jim (3) 40 Cushion, Charles ( I ) 54, 85, 89, 91 Dabels, James (3) 86, 176 Daqg, John ( I ) Daily, Arthur (I) 78 Dairy, Thomas (SP) 104 Dalby, Dale (3) 40, 106 Dalsemer, Leonard (3) Daly, Arthur (I) 54, 100 Dana, Arthur (2) 45, 85, 91, 121, 193 Danqremond, Richard ( I ) Daniels, Mrs. A. (VIS) Daniels, Jeanie (2) 46, 82, 69, I 18, 176 Darden, Thomas (2) 67 Dare, Sue (3) 40, 68, 79, I 16 Dawson, Jane ( I ) Dearborn, Laura ( I ) . . .54, 79, I 18 Deaver, Charles (I) 106 DeFlon, Cassius (3) 40 DeGeorge, Ed (I) 54, 100 Dehlin, Nancy (2) ... .46. 93, 172 Demong, Sharon ( I ) 90 Denny, Clark (3) 106 DePuy, Charles (I) 78, 98 Detrich, Jan (I) 54, 102 Deutscher, Wayne (2). . . 104, 126 Deach, Crofton (3 ) Dees, Terry 148 Dianovsky, Ronald (3) Dickinson, Darol (SP) Dickison, Judy (I) 54, I 12 Dickson, Dean (4) 126, 146 Dienst, Eugene (SP) Di Mare, Thomas (I) 54 69, 78, 136 Dixon, Bill (2) 131 Dobbs, Mrs. W. (GR) Doddoli, Adolfo (FR) 74, 87, 98, 194, 195 Dodge, Kay (I) 54 Dodqe, Louise (I). .. .54, 79, 110 Doerr, Phillip (I) 54 Doner, Judy (3) 40, I 14 Doty, Charlie (4) 26 Doyle, Peter (2) 131 Draggon, Robert (4) 26 Drenkhahn, Andrew (4) Duell, Halliwell (4) Dugdale, Richard (3) Dunbar, Becky (I). . .54, I 12, 183 Duncan, Donna (3) Duncan, Nancy ( I ) 54, 73 Dungan, John (I ) 102 Dunham, Betsy (I).. .54, I 14, 176 Dunlap, David (2) .67, 73, 98, 192 Dunlop, Jim (3) 80, 104, 126 Dunn, Kari (2) Dunn, Linda ( I ) 54 Durfee, Mike (I) 54, 100, 146, 176 Durham, Andrew ( I ) 98 Dutkowski, Brian (3) . 88, 131, 148 Dye, Sandy (4) 26 Dykes, Judith (I) Dyson, James (3) 76, 96, 106 Eastman, Ben (2) 46, 78, 98 Ebey, John (2) 73 Edwards, Suzanne ( I ) 54, 118 Eqenhofer, Nancy ( I ) 54 Egnor, Robert (SP) Eisele, Glennie ( I ) 54, I 18 Eisner, Doris (SP) Elfring, Carol ( 3 ) Ellett, Emerson (4) 27, 100 Elliott, Diane (3) 40 Ellis, Alex (GR) Elsea, Lynn (3) 118 Elstun, Mrs. J. (GR) Emerick, Jack (GR) 27, 91 Emerick, Rosemary (4) Emerson, Sallie (3) 40, 120 Emmerling, Fred (3) 88, 126 English, George (4) . .27, 90, 121 English, Henry (I) 54, 177 English, James (I). . .54, 102, 177 Engstron, David (SP) Enright, Catherine (2) 46 Erickson, Arthur (SP) Erickson, Katherin (3) Erikson, Joan (4) 27 Escalante, Michael ( I ) 94 Estes, Barbara (3) 112 Evans, Evan (3) Evans, Sue (4) 27, 79, 91, I 12, 158 Eyre, William (4) 27 Falagrady, Anna (SP) Falbo, Rose (3) Ferbstein, Frances (3) Ferguson, William ( I ) Fernandez, Mrs. W. (3) Fernie, Robert (2) 85 Feroe, Gretchen (2) 79, 116 Feyock, Stefan (I) 85, 177 Fisher, Anthony (4) 27, 78 Fisher, Carol (2) 176 Fisher, Nora (3) Fisher, William (3) 98, 177 Flanders, Kent (3) 106 Flint, Orin (2) 98 Floerchinqer, James (4). 106, 176 Florence, Ouentin (3) 98 Flower, JoAnn (4) 110 Foley, Delane (4) Fontius, Harry (4) . . . .27, 98, 176 Foote, Betsy (3) .. .40, 68, 79, I 14 Fordya, Warren (I) 136 Formby, John (3) . .72, 77, 94, 192 Foster, Mrs. A. (3) Foster, Linda (I) 114, 176 Foster, Ralph (2) 106 Foster, Robert (2) 46, 98 Fox, Gretchen (2) Fox, James ( I ) 54, 85 Francis, Mansfield ( I ) Francis, Kathryn (2) 118 Franklin, Bruce (2) 46, 102 Franklin, Diane ( I ) 54 Franklin, Polly (2) 46, 69, 82, 85, I 16, 176 Fredregill, Robert (2) 46 Freer, Jay ( I ) 54 Freienmuth von Helms, Ernst ( I ) 73, 98 Frew, Diane (I) 54, I 16, 177 Frey, Anne (I) 54, 120, 183 Fries, Frances ( I ) . . 54, 79, 85, 176 Frink, Stevens (I) 102, 177 Frohlick, James (3) 88, 148 Fry, Janet (3) 40, 67, 68, 79, I 16, 158 Fulton, Edith (2) Furdoch, Ron (3) 88, 126 Furgason, Dave (3) .40, 77, 93, 98 Gaddis, Bill (3) Gallallee, Ginger (4) 28 79, 85, I 12, 158 Ganns, Niki (3) 81, 86, 87 Gapp ert, Gary (4) 20, 70, 73, 80, 85, 91, 100 Garriga, Montserrat (VIS) Garriques, Denis ( I ) I 20 Gartner, William J. (3) Gaskill, Betsy (2) 46, 71, 79, I 12, 158 Gaskill, Tony (I) 54 Gatchet, Maris (4) . . . .28, 85, 91 Gaubatz, John (I) 54, 90, 94 Geary, Bill (3) 40, 126 Gee, Wayne (4) 28, 88, 131, 135 Genuchi, Ivan D. (GR) Genung, Robert D. (3) Gerard, Susan (2) 46, 116 Gibson, Charles (I) 54, 177 Gibson, Judv (3) 54, 177 Gibson, Susan (I) .40, 68, 69, I 14 Giffin, Donald H. (SP) Gilbertson, Larry (3) 40, 88, 91, 131 Gillespie, Suzy (2) 86 Gilman, Martha J. (2) Gi van, Dick (4) .28, 78, 88, 146 Glasscock, Mary Francis (4)... 28 71, 89, 90, I 14 Goett, L. Kieth (2) Golding, Fred (I) 55 Goldsby, Carol G. ( I ) Goodacre, Bill (3) . . .88, 131, 132 Goodbar, Don L. ( I ) Gordon, Frances Ann (Mrs.) (3) Gose, Jean R. (3) 118 Gourlay, Ann ( I ) 55, 116 Grabowski, Gil 40, 131, 148 Grabowski, William B. (3) 106, 176 Grace, James B. 13) 89 Grace, Michael D. (2) 176 Graham, De Courey W. (2) . . .98 Graham, Georqe (I) 55, 100 Graham, Susan (I) 55, 112 Gravitis, Maruta (4) 65 68, 79, 85, 91, I 16, 158 Gray, Jo Anne (I) 82, 176 Gray, John W. (2) 104 Gray, Judith (3) 40, 69, 85, I 10, 177, 193 Gray, William H., Jr. (I) . .. . 104 Greco, Vince (2) 126 Greeley, William (I) . .69, 78, 98 Green, G eorqe (3) 40, 102 Greening, Charles K., Jr. (3). 102 Grier, Mrs. Joyce M. (GR) Griffin, Mrs. R. K. ( I ) Griffiths, Lynn C. (3) Griffiths, Chris (3) 40, 66, 67, 93, 98 Grimes, Susan ( I ) 55, 90 Griswold, Patsy (2) 46, I 12 Grothaus, Jane (3). . .40, 75, I 12 Gruen, Sarah (2) 46, 69, 79, 86, I 16, 158 Guenther, Wesley P. (2) Gustin, Mike (4) 28, 102 Halnni, Mrs. P. V. (2) Hagerman, Sandra (4) 28 Haiqh, Hazel (21 .46, 68, 120, 158 Haiqler, Carol Ann (4) .. .29, I 16 Haley, James D. (I) 100, 142 Hall, Meredith (3) 40 Hall, Nancy (I) 55, 120 Halpern, Gail (I) 55 Halsband Robert M. (I) 88 Hamel, Roberts H. (3) 98 Hamilton, Mandy ( I ) . 55, 97, I 12 Hamilton, Harley G. (4) 91 Hamilton, Linda L. ( I ) Hammer, John H. ( 3) Hammond, Carol (3) . . 87, 89, .82, 193 40, I 10 I 12 177 100, 192 I 16 136 177 I 76 Hammond, Pamela ( I ) Hample, Charles C. ( I ) Hampton, Donna ( I ) 55 Hampton, Ginny (3) 40, 71, 79, I 16, 161 Hand, Gerry D. (VIS) Haneborq, Linda (2). 46, 75 Haney, John (3) . .40, 77, 102 Haney, Suellen (SP) Hanks, James (3) 138, 148 Hansen, Janice ' I ) 55 Hansen, Ken (I) 55, 102 Hardy, Sue (2) 46, 120, Hare, Lynne (I) 55, 121 Harker, Susan L. ( I ) Harrison, Barry (3) 40, 88 Harrison, Linda A. (I) 193 Hast, Michael C. (2) 102 Hartwell, Ken (4) 29, 88 Hasfjord, Eric N. ( I ) Haslam, Ruby ( I ) 55 Hathaway, James D. ( I ) Hay, Patricia (I) 116 Hay, Roy (2) 46, 85, 176 Hay den, Serena (3) 41 Hayes, Dave (I) 55, 89, 98 Heckel, Evan E. (I) 98 Hecox, Walter (I) 55, 106 Hedblom, Karen (2) 120 Hedrick, Mary Sue (4) 87 Heffernan, John V. ( I ) Hegeman, Alanson (4) Heiberger, Jim (2) Heidel, Sue ( I ) . . . 52, 55, 66, Heitz, Nancy (2) 46, 79, I 16 Hender, Eric (3) 96 Hendric, Mrs. J. G. (VIS) Henkels, Peter D. (4) Henson, Chuck (4) . . 126, 153 Hepp, Sigrid (4) 29, 87 .29 I 12 161 106 183 Hereford, Annie 29, 66, 6E Hereford, Daniel Heilihy, Ann M. Herman, Eugene Herndon, Carol Heiks, Jill (I ) . . H H H H H H H I I H H H I 16, 4) , 72, 79, 3. (SP) (I) (I) 78, 86, 91, 4) 29, 24, 158 I I 6 55, 177 I 16 120 ckey, William K. (2) ggins, Eugene L. (3) II, Al (I) Susan B. (I) 82, 85, 90, Douglas C. (2) Lorna ( I ) 55, Mary Pat (3) Ilhouse, Jerry (2) 47, His, Susan Riley (4) . . . .29, Itz, Michael A. (I) nds, Irv (2) 55, 98 . . .79, 193 I 31 110 176 104 116 .91 .44, 47, 65, 66, 67, 98 Hite, David (2). . .47, 74, 87, 102 Hite, Marguerite (2) Hitti, John (4) 29 Hoague, Lucy B. (2) Hochfeld, Martin (4) Hocker, Scott (I) 55, 78, 102 Hodge, Mrs. Julie M. (VIS) Hoffman, Julia (I) 55, 79, 86 Hoffmann, William C. (4) Holden, Rebecca (I) 55, I 10 Holdorf, David (I) 55, 78 Holleran, Terence P. (2) Holmes, John U. (SP) Holmes, Susan M. ( I ) Holt, Portia (GR) Hoff, Kris (3) 41, 86 Hook, Thomas B. (3) Hopper, Ida-Anne (4) Hopper, Myles ( I ) I 10 158 .104 .30, 91 ....76 Home, Mrs. F. G., Jr. (4) Hoshino, Shoji (I) 87, 195 Hoskins, Jack L. (4) Houghton, Bruce (3) 41, 100, 153 Howard, Carol (2) 47, I 16 Howell, Ferrell (2) 138, 146 Hoyt, Sue (3) 41, 66, 67, 79, 97, I 16 Hruthy, William (GR) Hudson, Chuck (3) . . .41, 102, 153 Hudson, Mrs. Charlotte D. (SP) Hughes, Sandra (4). . .30. 79, 89, 158 Hult, Jane (I) 55, 77 Hunt, Richard (I) 55, 80, 98 Hunter, Bill (2) 47, 94 Hussey, John L. (SP) Hybl, William ( I ) . 55, 78, 94, 106 Hyde, Carol A. (2) 86 Hyblom, Martin (2) 41 Icks, Elizabeth (3) . . . 41, I 12, 161 Igelsrud, Susan (2) 47, 74, 85 lino, Hiroaki (3) 41, 87, 195 llliff, Bambi (4) 30, I 16 Ingraham, Mrs. O. J. (3) Innis, Kathy (I) 55, I 16 Irsfeld, Michael A. (I) 106 Ives, Mrs. A. D. (3) 112 Jackson, Barbara (3 ) Jackson, J. ( I ) 55 Jaffrey, Mardi (I) I 14 James, Elizabeth ( I ) 55 Jamison, Sarah (2) . . . 47, 97, I 10 Jayson, Steven M. ( I ) Jensen, Paul (4) ■ 30 Jensen, Rachael (2). . .47, 85, I 14 Jilka, Joan (3) 41, 69, 79, 91, I 18, 158, 193 Johnson, Alexander C. (3) . . 102, 144, 150 Johnson, Anthony G. (GR) Johnson, Barbara ( I ) 55, 86 Johnson, Lynda (I) .55, 79, I 10 Johnson, Mrs. Nancy W. (VIS) Johnson, Richard L. (VIS) Johnson, Bob (4) 30, 100 Johnson, Russell W. (3) Johnson, Will (3) 41, 100 Johnson, William S. (3) Johnston, Diane (2) . . .47, 70, I 12 Johnston, Karen M. ( I ) . . . 85, 116 Jones, Dale (4) 30, 98 Jones, Dede ( I ) 56, 97, I 14 Jones, Donald N. ( I ) Jones, Eleanor A. (2) 69, I 18 Jones, Judv ( I ) 56 Jones, Mimi (I ) 56, 79, I 14 Jones, Tiev (2) 47, 87, I 12 Jorgensen, Don (2) 100 Jungnitsch, Marlene I. (SP) Justis, Barb (2) 47, 97, I 12 Kaiser, Stanley D. ( I ) Kaltenbaugh, Dan (2) 126 Kapostasy, Joe (4) 30, 98 Karabin, Jan ( I ) Keens, Nancy L. ( I ) Keiser, Jo Ann (4) 30, 78, 81, I 18 Keiser, Stan (I) 142 Kellogg, Brian ( i ) 56 Kellogg, Susan (I) 56, I 16 Kemp, Francewca B. (3) 68, 79, I 18, 158 Kendale, Beth (3). . . .41, I 10, 158 Kendale, Robert (3) . 63, 78, 100 Kennett, William C. ( I ) Ketchum, Dan (2) 47, 104 Kharitonoff, Alex (4) 91 Kidner, Terry (2) . . .47, 73, 82, 85 Kieser, John ( 3 ) Kilbreath, Paul (2) 47 75, 85, 102, 131, 192 King, Alfred ( !) 56, 102 King, C. Sue (2) King, Jerry G. ( I ) King, LeRoyal .(3) 146 King, Susan (3) 41, 176 Kinney, Bertie R. (3) ?on (3) . .. .41. 177, 146 Kintz, Eddie (4) .80, 100, I 15, 126 Kipp, Elsie (4) 31 Kirby, Frank E.. Jr. (I) 47, 79. I 16, 161 Kirk, Heather (2) Kergein, John W. (2) Kistler, Paul M., Jr. (4) Kistler, Mrs. P. M. (4) Kitch, John J., Jr. (SP) Kitzmiller, Nancy ( I ) . . . 56 85, 86 Klein, George ( I) . . . .56, 78, 100 Koch, Richard P. (4) Kramer, Robert T. (3) Krauskopf, Karl B. ( I ) Krell, David (3) 100, 138, 143 Krushel, Diane (I) 56, 120 Kuchnert, Vic (3) 41, 70, 102 Kuglin, John (2) 86 Kulenguski, Joseph A. (SP) Kurashita, Margaret ( I ) 56 75, 79, I 14, 193 Kushnir, Mrs. R. M. (VIS) Kushnir, Steve (4) 31, 83, 85, 87, 94 Ladd, Charles (I) 56, 121 Lamb, Cynthia (VIS) Lamb, James ( 3 ) Lamb, Steven (2) Lambeth, Harvey (I) 56, 102 Lambie, Barbara (3) 41 , 68, 72, 79, 97. I 16 Lammers, Sydney (2) 158 Lange, Robert ( I ) Larson, Lee (I) 56, 85, 177 Larson, Toni (3) 41. 75, I 12 Laurence, Normand (2) 47, 104, 131, 148, 192 Lavers, Don (3) 66, 67, 102 Law, Peter (I) 106 Law, Walter (2) Lawrence, Charles ( I ) 102 Lawrence, Edward (3) 98 Lawrence, Ward (2) Lazzari, Sandra ( I ) 114, 183 Leary, George (GR) Leathern, Robert (4) 86, 91 LeBosguet, Diana (2) . . .47. 68, 85 Lee, Sharon (I) 56, 177 Leeflang, Karel (3) 41 87, 100, 194, 195 Legg, Karen (4) . .31, 81, 83, 112 Leibensperger, George (2) Lenox, John (2) Letts, Douglas (4) 31, 98 Levinson. Arlene (2 ) Levis, John (I) 78, 98 Lew, Bruce ( I ) Lewis, Ben (2). .. .47, 69, 102, 176 Lewis, David (3) Lewis, JoAnne (2) 49 Lewis, Nancy (3) 41, 79 Libonati, Ray ( I ) . 56, 78, 100, 142 Liden, Norman (I). .31, 177, 193 Lillie, Dave (4) 41, 176, 177 Lillie, Sandra (4) 176, 177 Lindholm, Carol ( I ) Lindley, Joan (3) 176 Lindsay. Sharon (2) 112 Lindsley, Nan (I) 56, 91, I 14 Lipman, Marilyn ( I ) 56 Litchfield, Ann (I) 77 Littell, Robert (3) .41, 69, 106, 176 Lizzul, Aldo (2) 49, 142 Lockridge. Benjamin (2) Lockhart, Martha (4) 31 Logan. David (3) 41, 81 Lonergan, Carol (4) Loosli. Alvin (I) 100 Loosli, Ed (I) 56, 78, 100, 142. 146 Lorraine. Ruth (GR) Louden. Merrill (4) 91 Louthan. Susan (I) 118 Love, Rich (I) 56, 136, 151 Love, Perry (2) Luft, Fred (I) 56, 106 78, Lundberq, Mrs. C. (VIS Lurie, Bob (3) Luschak, Cecelia ' 3) Lutz, Jack (2) Lynch, Dorothy ( I ) . . . , 56, 97, Lynn, Nancy (I) 90 Lyon, Ben ( I ) 56, Lyon, Bruce (4) Lyon, Philip (3) Lyons, Kathy (3) 41, MacCorquodale, D. (SP) MacLeod, Joan ( I ) 56, McAleer, Carol (I) 56 McAlpine, Wayne ( I ) McChesney, Marilyn (2).. 49, McClaughry, Marian (2) McClay, Georgia ( I ) McClure, Sally (3) 41, McComish, John (4) .49, .32 McConnell, Bob (4) 31 McCotter, William (3) McCoy, Judith (2) McCrea, Sallee (4) McDaniel, Mildred (GR) McDonald, Walter (SP) McDowell, Thorn (3) McFadden, Ann (2) . McGill, Daniel (2) . . . McGrath, Patricia (3) Mcllvaine, Karen ( I 1 McKaig, Joyce (4) , . McKee, Fred (I) McNaught-Daves, Valerie (4 McNeal, Dale (3) Macon, Jerry (2) Mack, Clyde (SP) Maffei, Salvatore (SP) Magee, Jane (4) .... Magrath, Homer (SP) Maguire, Georqia (4) Manly, Jean (4) 32, 67, Manning, Joyce ( I ) 56, Manzenares, Jess Marfield, John (4) 32, Mark, Mrs. C. (4) Markisen, Leilani (2) 98 .91 126 I 10 94 176 .98 I 12 176 79 136 I 12 ! 18 ' 9 114 .31 82 32 .32, 112 131 118 91 I 18 193 I 12 .32 97, I 14, I) 1 3 ) 100, .42, Maroney, Mary Marple, Sue (2) Martin, Gary ( 3 Martin, Marian Marturano, Lucien (GR) Marvin, Marian ( I ) Mason, Charles (I). ..56, 69, Mason, Ed (I) 56, 78, Mason, Georgiana (2) . . . .49, Mason, Molly Ann ( I ) Mather, Tim (2) Mathews, Kay (2) 49, 79, Matoush, Carol ( I ) Mattoson, Victor (2) Maxey, Glenna (4) 32, Maxwell, Wayne (3) Mayo, Rod (2) 49, 67, Meek, Mimi (3) 79, I 12, Meece, Charles (4) 104, Meis, Skip (2) 49, Mendenhall, Mike (2) Menhel, Holly (I) Merrell, Arthur (2) . Merrell, Susan ( I ) , Merret, Zoe (4) Mesich, Frank (4) . Metcalf, Ginny ( I ) Meyer, Augie ( I ) Michaels, Douglas (4) Mickelwait, Christie ( I ) 176 104 82 49, 193 131 I 18 .79 136 I 00 120 57 104 118 .57 .57, 79, 81, 102, .57, 69, .. . 102, .57, 97, He r, Frank (I) Her, Lynn ( I ) Her, Robert (2) Her, Susan ( I ) Her, Wendy (I) 57, Iner, Michael (4) n, Karen (3) 42 ndock, June (3) nelli, Mike (2) 88, ngus, Michael (2) 49 nor. Katherine (3) . . 112 tchell, Mancel I .... 57. I 16 193 177 I5K 126 98 176 .57 .86 112 193 112 136 57, I 16 .57 i in 83 126 82 l r ,K 102 Mithun, Ray (I) 57, 78, 102 Mitros, Raymond (3) Moe, Helen (I) 57, 68, 79 Moe, Tilman (3) 65 66, 80, 87, 102, 148, 192 Mooney, James (4) Moore. Dick (3) 41 Moore, Gary (4) 32, 192 Moore, Jeanette ( I ) 91, 158 Moore, Jennie ( I ) 193 Moore, Jerry (3) 65, 193 Moore, Joe (2) 49, 98, 192 Moore, Thomas ( 3 ) Morales, Carlos (SP) 85, 194 Morey, Victoria (2) . .49, 87, 176 Morgan, Barbara (2) 82, 193 Morgan, John ( I ) 102 Morris, Carolyn ( I) . . .57, 90, 176 Morris, Michal (2) Morris, Mrs. J. (GR) Morris, Thomas ( I ) Morrow, van Gordon (4) 33 Moses, Marcia (2) 49, 77, I 18, 193 Moskal, Stan (3) 42, 131 Moskal, Jan (2) 49 Moss, Dick (4) 33 Mott, Paul (3) 91, 138 Muehlbauer, Bernard (3) Mueller, Dennis (3) 193 Mueller, Donald (SP) Muldrow, Mimi ( I ) 57 Murphy, Kathy (2) 51, 112 Murray, Jean (I) 57 Muzzy, Theadora (2) 49, 79, 87, I 16 Myers. Pieter (4) 33 Nelson, Bill (4) 33, 98, 176 Nelson, Robert (3) 42 Nemic, Rudolph (GR) Neumann, Margaret ( I ) Neva, Edward (4) 33 Newman, Helen (4) 118 Newman, Nancy (SP) Nicholl, Mrs. L (4) Nicholl, Larimore (4) Nichols, Colin (I) 69, 106 Nichols, Elizabeth (2) Norberg, Doug (3) 42, 72, 74, 87, 100, 169, 219 Norris, Benjamin (2) Northern, Jerry (3) 78, 100 Norton, Dan (4) 33, 85, 104 Norton, Donald ' 3) . ..33, 85, 104 Nussbaum, Robert (3) 69 Nye, Marsha (I) 57, I 16 Oakes, R-bert (I) 57, 177 Oborne, Harry (SP) Odell, Carolyn (2) 49 Oldham, Ronald (2) Olds, Sue (2) .49, 69, 90, I 14, 176 Olds, Russell (I) 57 Olivier, Vernon (3). .. 42, 85, 176 O ' Malley, John (3) Onufrock, Harry (2) Oram, Shirley (4) ...33, I 12, 158 Orban. James (2) Orem, Michael (I) 193 Ortelli, Sherlyn ( I) Osborne, Jerry f 3 1 .42. 66, 80, 98 Osborn, Mrs. J. (SP) Ozias. Blake (I) 57 Packham, Toni ( I ) Paddon, Mrs. J. (VIS) Panhau, Eugene (2) Park, Robin (SP) Parker, Betty (4) . .33, 79, 83, I 18 Parker, Edward (2). .. .49, 91, 177 Parker, Nancy (I) 57, 90, I 12, 176 Parks, Marg Ann ( I ) 57, 79, I 10, 176 Parliament, Maru ( I ) I 36 Parsons, Alice (2) 49, I 12 Pasley, William (I) Patterson, Eleanor (I) 57, 79 Pavlis, Kathy (2) 76, 176 Peacock, Stephen (3). 42, 86, 177 Pearson, Roger (3) 42 Pease, Elizabeth ( 1 ) Peck, Rod (3) 42, 72, 75, 96, 100, 169 Peel, Frederick (4) .91 Pelly, Lynne (I). .57, 79, I 12, 166 Pelz, William ( I ) ... .57, 104, 142 Perry, Mrs. S. (SP) Perry, Lawrie (SP) Peters, Arthur (2) 49 Petersen, A l (3) . .84, 94, 106, 177 Peterson, John (4) Peterson, Suzanne (4) Pettit, Nancy (I) 57, I 16 Petzold, Gay (3) . . .65, 68, 85, I 16 Pfaelzer, Mrs. D. (VIS) Pflugrath, Marcia ( I ) 57 Pickard, Robert (4) 34 Pierce, Jane (2) Pierce, Linda (2) . .49, 79, 93, I 18 Pinoer, Bob ( I ) 57, 78, 106 Pittaway, Robert (2) 49 Pleasant, Pete (3) . .. 104, 126, 153 Plummer, Edward (3) 42 Poe, Buzz (2) 78, 100 Policelli, Annabel (4) 34, 83 Ponting, Michael (3) 42 Poole, Henry ( I ) Poole, Robin (4) 78, 126 Porter, Stephen (2) 77 Post, Sara (3) Powell, Elizabeth (I) 57, I 10 Powell, William (2) 49 Power, Max (2) . . . .49, 94, 69, 93 Prestayko, Archie (3) 42, 78, 131, 192 Price, Gordon ( I ) 59, 100 Price, Ellen ( I ) 59, 79, 112 Price, Robert (3) 42, 102 Price, Thomas (4) 106 Priest, Mary ( I ) 59, 90 Prior, Dennis ( I ) Puckett, Charles (2) 49, 93 Ouinn, William (2) Quint, Elizabeth (2) 49, 120 Rabin, Barbara (2) Race, Jeff (4) 24, 34, 65, 66, 80, 98, 151, 180 Radlev, Bruce (4) 104 Railey, Matt (I) 59, 100 Rainey, Leigh (2) 49, 79, I 16 Randies, Timothy (2) Randol, Marilee ( I ) Rase, Hank (2) 49, 102, 192 Rataczak, Robert (GR) Ratcliff, Sally (4) . . . .34, I 14, 158 Rau, Pat (2) 49 Ravin, Tom (2) 49 Rawles, Wann (4) 34 Reagan, Judy ( I ) 59, 85 Real, Jack (4) 34, 65, 66, 67, 80, 81, 104, 126, 193 Reeves, Betty (I ) 176 Reeves Kenneth ( I ) 106, 177 Reeves, Ronald ( I ) Reeves, Sarah (3) Reid, John (2) 102, 138 Reinking Robert (2) 49 Remington, Vernon (SP) Reynolds, John (4) 96, 102 Rhoades, Don (2) 49 Rhodes, Dana (I) 59, I 18 Rice, Pete (I) . .59, 100, 142, 146 Richards, Malcom ( Richards, Meredyth [3] .59, 102 42, 97, 173 Richards, Nathan (2) Richardson, Ruth ( I ) 69, I 14, 176 Richardson, Thomas (3) 104 Richert, Jerry ' 3) Richer, Johanna ( I ) Rider, Harold (3) 86, 91 Rinderknecht, John (2) 49 Rippe, Robert (SP) Ritchie, Stew (3) 42, 65, 80, 96, 102 Rivard, Jacgues (3) 136 Rivard, Sara (4) 34, 81, 116 Rivens, Tom (3). .42, 65, 96, 98 Roath, Dean (I) 59 Robb ins, Don (3) R-bbins, Michal (GR) Roberts, Rebecca (3) 42 Robertson, Diana (2) 49 Robeson, Linda (3) 68 79, 97, I 16 Rockwell, Nancy (I) 59, 176 Rohrbach, Richard (2) 49 Rolfe, Julie (2) 50 Roll, Donald (4) 80 Roll, Mrs. D. (SP) Romero, Mike (3) 88, 126 Rood, Lynda (I) 59, 112 Rork, Linda (3) 43, 79 Rose, Margaret (3) 85 Rosenfeld, Jerry (3) 43, 98 Ross, Dorothy ( I ) Ross, Susan (I) 59, 86, 116 Rossiter, Charles ( I ) Rottman, Louis ( I ) Rouse, Betty (2) 50, 120 Rouse, Cliff (2) 126 Row, Stephanie ( I ) 59, 82, 97, I 18 Rowland, Charles (I) 106 Rowland, John (I) 59, 102 Rowlette, Susan (I) 59, 86 Rowley, Jann (I) .. .59, 79, I 18 Rubush, Lynn (I) 59 Ruch, Peter (GR) Ruda, Sheldon (3) 34 Ruehlen, Jav (I ) 59, 91, 106, 177 Rundell, Dick (4) . 35, 67, 85, 102 Rupert, Delphine (4) 81 Rutenber, Tom (4) 35, 176 Ruth, Ann (I). .52, 59, 66, 68, I 18 Ryan, Robert (SP) Sabol, Steve (I) 59 Sabom, William (I) 102, 142 Salisbury, Gwen (3) 43, I 12, 158 Sanborn, Caroline (21 50, 82, I 18 Sartor, Jan (I) 59, I 18, 176 Sauve, Denis ( I ) I 77 Sawyer, Sally ( I ) Scarboro, James (2) 72, 73 Schaefer, Katherine (2) . . I 14, 176 Sch-aneman, Bill (3) 43, 100 Schellenbach, Susan (3) 72, 76, 77 Schellenbach, Tim (3) . .72, 76, 77 Schmidt, Michael (I) 106 Schmidt, Ralph (2) 50, 65, 98, 193 Schneeberger, Ann (2).... 82, 85 Schock, Robert (4) 35, 91 Schorling, Nancy ( I ) 59, I 12 Schreiber, Charles (3) Schubart, Eva (GR) 91 Schulte, Edward (SP) Schultz, Howard (4) Shultz, Wallace (I) 59, 106 Schwartz, Richard (2) Schwartz, Thomas ( I ) Scott, Marvin (GR) Scars, Nancy ( I ) 59 Secrist, Philip (4) 35, 176 Secrist Tucker (4) 35, 81, 91 Seelig, Joan (2) 50, 110 Seely, Ann (2) 50, 79, I 16 Selig, Robert (4) 24, 35, 66, 67, 80, 87, 96, 98 Sellitto, Tony (4) 126, 138 Setter, Phyllis ( I ) . . 59, 89, 97, I 10 Sexton, Donna ( I ) 59 Shafer, Diane (2) Shafer, Thomas ( I ) Shaw, Dale (2) Shaw, Doug (I ) 59, 69, 106 Shepard, Loren (4) Shepard, Virginia (GR) Sher, David (I) 59 Sherman, Harris ( I ) 59, 78 Short, Randy ( I ) 78 Sikes, Sally ( I ) 59 Silver. Marshall (4) Simenson, Thomas ( I ) Simus, John ( I ) 59, 104, 136 Sinclair, Bruce (GR) 35 Sinclair, Ellery (4) Singer, Mrs. S. (3 ) Singleton, Fred (2) 50, 69, 102, 138 Sippy, Carol (3) 43, 176 Sloane, David (2) Slough, Sandra (3) 116 Smith, Bonnie (2) Smith, Deborah (I).. .59, 79, 114 Smith, Dorine (I) 59, 91, 193 Smith, Lucy (2) 50, I 12 Smith, Marilyn (I) 59, I 10 Smith, Paula (2) Smith, Robert (GR) Smith, Sandra (I) 59, I 14 Smyth, Patrick (I) .. .78, 100, 131 Snodgrass, Ruth (3) . .65, 81, 116 Snyder, Bradley (2) 50, 85 Sohl, Patricia ( I) Somerville, Susan (I) 59, 112 Sorrich, Clay (I) 59, 69, 100 Soule, Oscar (3) . . .43, 78, 98, 192 Spaise, John (SP) Sparkman, Gary (3) .43, 104, 126 Sparling, Stephen ( I ) 59 Speer, Margaret (2) 50 Spencer, James (SP) 71 Sperling, Carla (4) 91, I 12 Sperry, James (I) 59, 98 Sperry, Russell (2) . . . 50, 150, 177 Spinoza, Bernard (2) Spoonamore, Steve (3) . . . .43, 98 Sprague, Stephen (2) 73, 102 Spry, Mary Lou (2) 112 Stafford, William (2) .50, 67, 219 Stander, Judith (3) 43 Stanisich, William (I) Starr, John (4) 81, -106, 193 Stearns, Brett (2) 50, 98 Stedman, Jon (2) Steele, Mrs. L. Stenovec, Sylvia (3) 169 Stephen-Hassard, Dick (4).... 35 85, 98 Stetson, Mark (3) 43 Stevenson, Wilfred (3) 85 Stickney, John (3) Stockton, Alexe (I). . . .59, 79, 89 Stone, Paula (2) 67, I 14 Stonefield, Susan (3) 118 Stonorov, Tina (4) ... .36, 94, I 16 Story, Donna (I) 59, I 10 Stouffer, Don (2) . . . .50, 131, 151 Straight, Robert ( I ) 59 Strakosh, Cornelius ( I ) 59, 94, 98 Strasburger, Ron (3) 66, 104, 126, 148 Stratford, Ann 86 Stratton, Sabra (4) . . . 36, 68, 118 Streamer, Darla (I) 59 Streamer, Ralph (4) 36, 82 Street, James (3) Street, Richard (4) . . . 65, 78, 102 Sullivan, Ray (3) 43 Summers, Gary (2) Sunley, Traer (I) 59, 193 Swaney, Paula (2 ) 50 Swann, James (2 ) Swartwood, Patricia (2) 73 Swartz, Carol (2) 79 Swenson, Inqrid (2) 50, 114 Symms, Kathy (I ) 59, I 18 Szilagyi, Paul (4) 36, 87, 195 Talbert, Linda (4) 36, I 16 Talman, James ( I ) . .59, 78, 86, 91 Tanner, Bonnie (2) Tarr, Mary (I) 114 Tatum, Mrs. M. (SP) Taylor, Becky (I) 59 Taylor, Hadley (2) Taylor, Lorinda (4) 36, 193 Taylor, Margie (2) 50, 116 Taylor, Max (2) 91, 93, 193 Taylor, Suzanne (3) 43 Teague, Donald (SP) Thatcher, Christine (I). 7 60 Thiessen, John (3) 102 Thomas, David ( I ) Thomas, Jane (3) Thomas, Julie (2) 50, Thomas, Paul ( I ) Thomas, Twylla (2) Thompson, Al (4) 91, Thompson, Allene (2) Thompson, Donald (2) .51, 85, Thompson, Elizabeth (3).. 43, Thompson, Farrell (2) I 139. Thompson, Shelley ( I ) Thrasher, Robert (2) 90, 93 no 177 .50 192 Tilley, Mrs. L. Tippin, Scott 104, 126, 126 ....51, 74, 36, 83, 87, I 12 38, 146 .60 51 94 .36, 182 .51 112 181 104, 106, .60, I 14 ! 10 121 ,37, 193 126 148 I 16 106 104 .37 I 18 114 120 I 18 79 100 .78 .65 Todd, Russ (2 Tolley, Bobbie Tomlin, Sheila Tonskemper, Mary ( I ) Toole, Jamelle ( I ) Torcom, Jean ( I ) 60, 94, Towne, Clay (I) 79, Toxby, Bonnie (2) Travelstead, Coleman ( I ) 60, Travis, Cecilia (4) 81,91, 114 Trinidad, Reuben (2 Trotter, Frances (4) Trotter, John (4) . . Troxell, Carolyn ( 3) Trueblood, Lee ( I ) . Trushel, Peter ( I ) Trujlllo, John (2) 88, Tucker, Eudora (4) Tucker, Libby (4) 37, 83 Turner, William (4) Turtle, Mary ( I ) Twaddle, Sally (2) 74, Tyler, Jill (4) . . . . 37, 65, 81, Tytler, Kitty ( I ) 60 Uihlein, Edqar (I). Ullman, Don (4) . Ulrich, George (3 ) Urmson, James (4) Utue, Robert (I ) Vaeth, David (GR) VanArsdale, Hank (2). . , 44, 51, 65, 66, 102 VanEtten, Mrs. R. (SP) VanLoo, Charlotte (4) 37, 81, 91 VanMeter, Portia (2) 51, I 12, 158 VanPutten, Reno ( I ) 136 Vaslef, Mrs. N. (GR) Vauqhan, Mary (3) 116, 161 VerLee, Donna (I ) 60, 79 Vick, Kent (4) . . . 37, 78, 100, 126 Vickerman, Jay (2) .51, 69, 86, 177 Viqil, Jill (I) 89, I 14 Vincent, Lynne (2) 51, 69, 79, 82, I 16, 193 VonPutlkramer, Peter (SP) 87 194, 195 Wadell, Barbara (I) 60, I 14 Wadsworth, Chris (I). .. .60, 102 Waqer, Richard 177 Waqns-r, Mary Jo ( I ) 60 Wahfeld, Richard (I) 177 Wahlberg, Susan (I ) 60, 85, 87, 195 Walholm, Penelope Walker, Charles (I) Walker, Dennis (I) Walker, Jack (2). . Walker, Samuel (I) Wallace, Charl-tte (2) . . . .60, 79 Wallace, Julie (2) Wallace, Kristin (11 60, 79 Wallace, Mrs. J. (SP) Waller, Johanna (2) 51, 82, I 14, 176 Wallis, JoAnn (I) 86, 110 Walston, Robert (4) .60, 112 93, 94, 192 60 Wang, Hua Ling (SP). . . .87, Ward, Mrs. A. (3) 81 Ward, John (2) Ward, William (I) . .. . Warden, Pamela (2) . . . Warrenburg, Keith (4) .94, .51 Warwick, Art (I) Watson, Mary Jane (4) Watson, Sheila (I) Webb, Mary (I) Weber, Mark (2) Webster, Peter (2) Weed, Hugh (4) Weed, Pete (2) Weible, Frank Weidling, Frederick (2). Weidner, Sarah ( I ) Weir, Sandy (2) Weld, Alexander (4) . Weld Stephen (2) Wells, Melinda ( I ) . .60, Wendland, Ralph (4) Wendel, Shirley (I) West, Paul (4) Wexels, James (3) 102, .37, 51, .96, 51, 51, 38, 51, 79, 195 176 126 106 112 .37, 148 136 i 16 118 .60 106 102 102 102 .79 I 10 102 102 I 18 100, 138, 143, Whitcomb, Elizabeth (I) .89, Whiteleather, Bonnie (4) Whiteleather, Carol (4) Whitinq, David (2) 51, 100, Whiting, Sidney (3) Whittaker, Lester (2) Wiegel, Joanne (4) . . 38, 97, Wiesendanger, Susan ( I ) . . . . 79, 86, Wilbar, William (2) Wilbur, Ray (I). Wilcox, Joseph ( Wilfong, Jean ( 6 Wilkinson, Diane Willcox, Ann (4) Williams, Harry i Williams, Isabel 60, 110 78, 151 60, 2) . .85, 126, ) 3, 79, 91, I 14 (I) mams, lliams, lliams, 67, 75, 79, I) 60, (3) I). (2) ' (3) I 18, . .51 Robert Sandy Susan ( I ) Iliamson, Karen (3) .43, 65 His, Arthur (I ) llumsen, Ann Ison, Anne (2 Ison, Honie B. ndle, Connie nston, Charles ( I ) sgerhof, Ken (4) 78, 88, 126, 144, Wolfgang, Don (2) 51, Wood, Debra ( I ) . . . ' 60, Woodbury, Wendy (2) Woods, Dick (I) 60, 66, 72, 78 Woodward, Susan (4) 38, Worcester, Ted (3) 78, 94, Work, Horace (I) Worth, Phillip Wright, Carol Wright, Dan Wriqht, Terry Wright, Virginia ( I Wuescher, Barbara Wujcik, Jim (3) . .. Wynne, Eloise (2) Yankovich, Alex (2) Yeager, Bill (3). . . Zagrodnik, Stan (3 ) Zepp, Dennis ( I ) . , Zorn, James (4) . . . Zych, Ed !76 ,38 38 150 100 106 I 12 .60, I 14 106 177 .38, 158 51, I 16 106 43 60 I 14 183 75 I 18 38, (SP) (I) (3), (4) .60, 82, .60, 148 102 176 52, 98 68 .43, 106 176 1 14 138 .60 126 148 .43 106 .38 126 It ' s done now, finished. Our shutters have been clicked 2000 times, 96 ounces of rubber cement have been smeared, and $ I 1 ,000 have been spent. We shall probably never really know to what ex- tent we have succeeded in giving to CC the year- book that was conceived of at this time last year. This NUGGET wou ' d never have been possible in any form without the dedicated effort of the small efficient staff. The work of our photogra- pher, Bill Stafford, merits particular commenda- tion. Margaret Kurashita ' s long hours in the phone booth got the book out on time. Rod Peck ' s bur- den was indeed heavy and well carried. The job of the organizations fell to Isabel Williams and with it the identification of over I 000 people, well done. This year ' s second in command, Anne Wil- son, proved invaluable as she gained another year ' s experience. Beyond the staff the advice of the Publications Board and the patience of Mr. Jones is greatly appreciated. To Stewart ' s Photos tireless hours behind the enlargers and developing tanks we are indebted. To all these people and many more we the stu- dents of Colorado College owe our thanks. The production of a yearbook is an experience which affords deep satisfaction. I hope that the student body as a whole will hold some of this satisfaction in reviewing 1960-61 through the pages of this NUGGET. . . . Doug Norberg, Editor in Chief 219 YEARBOOKS RASTALL CENTER inci [PvlfH I H