Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1962 volume:

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Benezet Colorado College is a place of almost unique variety and inter- est. As students, faculty, and administrators ' e seem to have come from all corners of the United States and even further. We bring to our campus a diversity of vie vpoints which makes this place a live, and sometimes hectic, college home. A college of such variegated dwellers is not easy to characterize. Many times I have heard it asked, What is our real College spirit? , as if to imply we may be lacking in this respect. On the contrary: when we look over the pages of a College year such as 1961-62 we find perhaps the best spirit of all for a college: a con- stant seeking in many directions for experiences and activities from which we learn something of the complexity of life itself. I hope the Class of 1962, reviewing the rich and animated life they have enjoyed at Colorado College, may feel a sense of pride and comradeship which will last throughout the years. . . . Louis T. Benezet 14 ADMINISTRA TION CHRISTINE S. MOON A.M. Dean of Women LORENA A. BERGER A.B. Secretary of the College Alumni Secretary LLO ' D E. WORNER Ph.D Dean of the College H. EDWIN MATHIAS A.M. Associate Dean of the College Director of Student Aid and Placement J. JUAN REID A.M. Dean of Men W. ROBERT BROSSMAN A.B. Vice President RICHARD D. BLACKBURN MPS Director of Rastall Center 15 ROBER ' F V. BROUGHTON A.B. Vice President and Business Manager ■ • 1— i f V., ' ... ilS B ?! '  r 1 Iv Ci 1 k- - ■J k:;« jr5 S T - EVALINE C. McNARY B.S. Manager of Residence Halls and Dining Rooms DONALD ODEN A.M. Resident Director of Slocum Hall JOHN O. HOWARD Assistant to the Business Manager ELLSWORTH G. MASON Ph.D. Librarian RICHARD A. KENDRICK B.S.M.E. Director of Physical Plant LARIMORE NICHOLL A.B. Assistant Director of Admission ROBBERTS T. SIMCOCK Treasurer RUTH SCOGGIN Registrar 16 ROBERT M. TORRENS B.S., B.A. Food Service Manager RICHARD E. WOOD A.M. Director of Admission ROGER S. WHITNEY M.D. Medical Advisor BOARD OF TRUSTEES Standing: Robert A. Burghart, George V. Liljestrom, J. W ' alcott Stewart, Edward H. Honnen, Harold C. Harmon, Galen E. Broyles. Seated: Mrs. Robley S. Brannon, judge William S. Jackson, Gerald L. Schlessman, Vice-Chairman of the Board, Armin B. Barney, Chairman of the Board, Robert L. Spurgeon, Secretary of the Board, Louis T. Benezet, President of the College, Russell T. Tutt, Robert W. Hendee. Those not pictured: A. S. Alston, John A. Cheley, Edwards K. Gaylord, Donald C. McCreery, W. E. Mueller, H. Chase Stone. 17 BERNARD P. ARNEST Professor of Art DAVID R. AUSTIN B.A. Instructor in Violin JOHN A. BAILEY B.A., B.D., Th.D. Assistant Professor of Relisfion FACULTT OTIS A. BARNES B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Verner Z. Reed Professor of Cliemistry WILLIAM E. BARTON A.B., M.B.A. Instructor in Business Administration PAUL T. BECHTOL, JR. B.S., A.M. Assistant Professor of Economics RICHARD G. BEIDLEMAN A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Zoology PAUL P. BERNARD A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History GEORGE J. BASBAS A.B., M.A. Instructor in Physics RONALD BIERSTEDT B.S., M.A. Instructor in Mathematics ALVIN BODERMAN A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of Sociology WALLACE C. BOYCE A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of French RICHARD C. BRADLEY A.B., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Physics THOMAS O. BRANDT Ph.D. Professor of German ROBE RT Z. BROWN A.B., Sc.D. Professor of Zoology KENNETH W. F. BURTON A.B., ALA. Assistant Professor ot Religion and Minister of Shove Chapel GERALD C. CARLE B.S. Director of Athletics and Professor of Physical Edvication ' • HARVEY L. CARTER A.B., A.M., Ph.D. John and Harriet Parker Campbell Professor of American History RUTH T. CARTER A.B. Lecturer in Sociology JANE CAU ' EL B.A., AT. A. Instnictor in Pliilosophy H ■ Bj 1 H h kt j J AVILLIAM C. CHAA4PION B.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry ELLEN E. CLAYDON A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Instnictor in Spanish RICHARD COLE A.B. Instructor in Philosopliv DWANE R. COLLINS A.B., M.S., Ed.D. Director of Counsehng Center and Associate Professor of Education NORMAN S. CORNICK B.M., B.S. Assistant Professor of Dance KENNETH J. CURRAN B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Economics 20 H ■ t 1 m M ll m k. , m 9 THOMAS B. DOHERTY A.B., A.M. Lecturer in Education GERALD EAGER A.B., M.A. Instructor in Art History LEON C. EASTLACK A.B., M.S. Assistant Professor of Physical Education AMANDA M. ELLIS A.B., A.M. Professor of English and Writer in Residence HERTHA T. EEYOCK ALA. Instructor in ficrman WILLIAM A. FISCHER B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Geology DOUGLAS W. FREED A.B., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology CARLTON E. W. GAMER B.M., M.M. Assistant Professor of Music LOUIS G. CaEGER B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Professor of History MARY ALICE HAMILTON B.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Zoology MARGARET M. HANSMAN A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Mathematics EDWARD J. HERBERT A.B., M.S. Instructor in Zoology ANTHONY FRASC. A.B. Assistant Professor of Physical Education 21 KATHERIXE WATERS HERSHEY A.B. Lecturer in Ensflish DONALD P. JENKINS B.A., B.M.E., M.S. Instructor in Music ELDON T. HITCHCOCK B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry JOHN JEPSON M.A. Instructor of Philosophy WILLIAM R. HOCHMAN A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of History J. VICTOR HOPPER B.Ed., A.M., Ph.D. Director of Summer Session and Associate Professor of Education J. ALAN JOHNSON A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration 22 II = i ' ' K ' H i 1 m-w ' -vV PU- M fM n ' Sife iiifc III -iff , 5«?? Y PAUL M. JONES A.B., M.S. Professor of Business Administration and Banking EARL A. JUHAS B.S., A.M., Ed.D. Associate Professor of Music RUTH F. KENDRICK B.S., M.E. Instructor in Engineering LEWIS M. KXAPP A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Ensrlish JOHN O. KRAEHENBUEHL B.S., M.S. Professor of Enarineerin? FRANK A. KRUTZKE A.B. Professor of En2;lish R. PAUL KUTSCHE, JR. A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Sociology and Anthropology MAX LANNER Ph.D. Professor of Music JOSEPH S. LEECH A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics 23 JOHN H. LEWIS B.S. Instructor in Geology WILLIAM E. McMILLEN B.S., M.F.A. Associate Professor of Speech and Drama HERVIXG MADRUG A B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Romance Lans;ua2;es ALEXEV X. MALVSHE A.B., MA. Assistant Professor of Russian HENRY MARGOLINSKI Instructor in Piano J. DOUGLAS MERTZ A.B., LL.B. Professor of Political Science DOROTHY MIEROW A.B., M.S., A.M. Lecturer in Geography, Curator of the Museum URSULA MONROE M.A. Lecturer in English and German FREDERIC R. MORATH A.B. Lecturer in History HOWARD M. OLSON B.S., M.S. Professor of Physics ROBERT M. ORMES A.B., A.M. Assistant Professor of English RICHARD B. PAINE B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mathematics RICHARD M. PEARL A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of Geology 24 C. WILLIAM T. PENLAND A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Botany E. ROBERT PETERSON A.B., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of French EDGAR F. RACEY, JR. A.B., M.A. Instructor in English THOMAS H. RAWLES A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics NEALE R. REINITZ A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of English CARL L. ROBERTS B.S., A.M. Associate Professor of Psychology JOHN D. ROBERTS, JR. A.B., B.B.A., M.A. Assistant Professor of Spanish MARY MARSHALL ROBERTS A.B., M.A. Instructor in Physical Education THOMAS VV. ROSS A.B., M.A.. Ph.D. Associate Professor of English E. DARNELL RUCKER B.E.E., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy 25 JOHN P. RUDD B.A. Assistant Professor of Education HP ■ r J i ROBIN M. RUDOFF A.B., M.A. Instructor in History DOROTHY RUNDELL Instructor in Secretarial Studies MARGARET C. SAUNDERS B.S., M.A. Assistant Professor of Education VAN B. SHAW A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Professor of Sociology DONALD SHEARN A.B., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology lAMES M. SHORT B.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry E. JAQUELIN SMITH A.B., M.A. Lecturer in History 26 HERMAN SNYDER B.F.A., M.F.A. Instructor in Art MIL TON K. SNYDER A.B., M.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry FRED A. SONDERMANN A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Political Science ROBERT M. STABLER A.B., Sc.D. Professor of Zoology W. WOODSON TYREE A.B., A.M. Associate Professor and Director of Speech, Radio DAVID VAN BECKER A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of English RAY O. WERNER A.B., A.M. Associate Professor of Economics WILBUR WRIGHT A.B., Ph.D. Professor of Physics Those not pictured: ALBERT G. W NNE A.B., M.A. Assistant Professor of Art BETTY YOUNG A.B., M.S. Director of Physical Education for Women GLENN E. BROOKS, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Political Science DAVID H. HAND, A.B., Instructor in Speech and Drama RICHARD R. MAAG, B.M., M.M.. Instructor in Cello GEORGE S. McCUE, A.B., A.M., Professor of English GEORGE MILLS. A.B.. A.M.. Ph.D.. Lecturer in General Education 27 s T U D E r s f% P P v ' Y v ' . ' % . V N ■fc -. V ,i. - «.! . .•■■ ■r ' . vS - - ' l,iis2 XL ' fe ' ,-■ ' : i,-. ?  :i :-vf: Itrr r ' 3 . ' ■ . I . ' • ' .Jrf I SENIORS Class Commissioners: Oscar Soule, Bob Kendall, Dave Furgason. The seniors are faced with another prob- lem. GORDON AAMOTH South Fargo, North Dakota Zoology AZIZ AGHBARI Colorado Springs, Colorado Economics 30 JUDITH ALT Pueblo, Colorado Humanities DARYL ANDERSON Manitowoc, Wisconsin German TAMRA BARNETT Homevvood, Illinois Humanities PHILIP BASTEDO New York City, N. Y. English - LORNA BATES Potrerillos, Chile Spanish CHARLES BATTS Santa Fe, New Mexico Economics EMERY BAYLEY Seattle, Washington Geology CHARLES BEEMER Crawfordsville. Indiana History 31 LARRY BOWMAN Colorado Springs, Colorado English WILLIAM BROOKS Littleton, Colorado Philosophy GAIL BUNDY Fairbury, Nebraska Business PIXIE CAMPBELL San Marino, California Zoology LYNN CARMICHAEL Sacramento, California Mathematics JUANITA CAROOM Brawley, California Education , ♦-  DONNA CELLINI Colorado Springs. Colorado JUNE CHAPPELL Los Alamos, New Mexico Philosophy 32 MARIANA COGSWELL Ooodland, Kansas History THOMAS COIT Grand Junction, Colorado Political Science JAMES COMBS LaGrange, Illinois Political Science JANET COSBY Berkeley, California English P CANDANCE CRUMB Goodland, Kansas History DEWAYNE CRUMB Goodland, Kansas Psychology ROBERT CURPHY Eveleth, Minnesota History DALE DALBY Colorado Springs, Colorado Business Administration 33 PININA DAVIDSON Denver, Colorado French SUSAN DARE River Forest, Illinois Political Science CASSIUS DEFLON Pine Chadron, Nebraska Zoology RONALD DIANOVSKY Chicago, Illinois Education JIM DUNLOP Des Moines, Iowa Economics BRIAN DUTKOWSKI Regina, Canada Education JOHN EBEY Los Angeles, California English FRED EMMERLING Colorado Springs, Colorado Education 34 EVAN EVANS Lethbridge, Canada Education FRANCES FERBSTEIN Akron, Ohio Education NORA FISHER Denver, Colorado Art BESTY FOOTE Glenwood Springs, Colorado English JOHN FORMBY Atlanta, Georgia Economics JANET ERASER Overland Park, Kansas Mathematics JAMES FROLICK Regina, Canada Business Administration JANET FRY Bethesda, Maryland History 35 RONALD FURDOCK DuBois, Pennsylvania Business DAVID FURGASON Denver, Colorado Economics WILLIAM GEARY Wayne, Pennsylvania Political Science ROBERT GENUNG Minneapolis, Minnesota Political Science JUDITH GIBSON Grand Junction, Colorado Mathematics LARRY GILBERTSON Grand Forks, North Dakota Chemistry WILLIAM GRABOWSKI Elgin, Illinois Zoology JUDITH GRAY Grand Junction, Colorado Mathematics 36 CHARLES GREENING Mahwah, New Jersey History CHRISTOPHER GRIFFITSA Pueblo, Colorado Economics JANE GROTHAUS Alexandria, Virginia Psychology CAROL HAMMOND Rocky Ford, Colorado Zoology JOHN HANEY Colorado Springs, Colorado Business Administration BARRY HARRISON Calgary, Alberta Business SERENA HAYDEN Tucson, Arizona Art ERIC HENDER Marion, Iowa Business 37 MARY PAT HILL Colorado Springs, Colorado Music KRISTEN HOOF Renton, Washington English BRUCE HOUGHTON Denver, Colorado History SUSAN HOYT Berkeley, California English CHARLES HUDSON La Jolla, California Design MARTIN HYLBOM Colorado Springs, Colorado Political Science PENELOPE HYBLOM Colorado Springs, Colorado English JACKIE IVES Wichita, Kansas Economics 38 JOAN JILKA Denver, Colorado Zoology WILLIAM JOHNSON Denver, Colorado Economics DON JORGENSEN Colorado Springs, Colorado Zoology DANIEL KALTENBAUGH Tier Hill, Pennsylvania Art FRANCESCA KEMP Cleveland, Ohio History BETH KENDALL Lakewood, Colorado Mathematics ROBERT KENDALL Lakewood. Colorado Economics ALEX KHARITONOFF Colorado Springs, Colorado History and Government 39 JOHN KIESER Denver, Colorado Physics DON KINTZ Colorado Springs, Colorado Music DAVID KRELL Colorado Springs, Colorado Business VIRGINIA KRELL Colorado Springs, Colorado Sociology VICTOR KUEHNERT St. Louis, Missouri Mathematics BARBARA LAMBIE Menlo Park, California Art TONI LARSON Rockford, Illinois English DONALD LAVERS Stamford, Connecticut Sociology 40 JOAN LINDLEY Duncan, Oklahoma Education ALDO LIZZUL New York, N. Y. Education GEORGE LEIBENSPERGER Topton, Pennsylvania Mathematics MARDI LELAND Longview, Washington Art DAVID LOGAN Africa Chemistry ROBERT LURIE St. Louis, Missouri Business CECILIA LUSCHAK New York, N. Y. Chemistry SALLY McCLURE Colorado Springs, Colorado English . V •« v.- 41 THOMAS McDowell Bradford, Pennsylvania Political Science DALE McNEAL Kansas City, Kansas Botany CLYDE MACK Colorado Springs Colorado Psychology SALVATORE MAFFEI Glen Cove, New York Social Science GARRY MARTIN Neepawa, Manitoba Psychology MARIAN MARTIN Amarillo, Texas History WAYNE MAXWELL Shiprock, New Mexico Geology KAREN MIN Colorado Springs, Colorado Mathematics 42 LAWRENCE MINGUS Brookfield, Illinois Business Administration KATHARINE MINOR Steubenville, Ohio Psychology TIM MOE Minneapolis, Minnesota Business Administration JERRY MOORE Santa Fe, New Mexico Mathematics MARCI MOSES Alamosa, Colorado Philosophy STAN MOSKAL Grandview, Manitoba Psychology BERNARD MUEHLBAUER Colorado Springs, Colorado History DENNIS MUELLER Milwaukee, Wisconsin Mathematics 43 DOUGLAS NORBERG San Marino, California Business Administration and Banking JERRY NORTHERN Denver, Colorado Psychology VERNON OLIVIER Denver, Colorado Mathematics GAY PETZOLD Mesa, Arizona History RODNEY PECK Denver, Colorado Geology PETER PLEASANT Colorado Springs, Colorado Economics MICHAEL PONTING Sausalito, California History ROBERT PRICE Oakland, California History 44 J 1 HAROLD RIDER Groveland, New York Chemistry CHARLES RITCHIE Wichita, Kansas Zoology DON ROBBINS Colorado Springs, Colorado Psychology THOMAS RUTENBER Waukesha, Wisconsin Business Administration GWEN SALISBURY Minneapolis, Minnesota Sociology WILLIAM SCHANEMAN Torington, Wyoming Mathematics OSCAR SOULE St. Louis, Missouri Zoology 45 GARY SPARKMAN Durango, Colorado Education JUDITH STANDER Pueblo, Colorado Psychology JON STEDMAN Palo Alto, California Business Administration JOHN STICKNEY Lake Forest, Illinois Geology JOY STOVIAK Milford, Connecticut Spanish RONALD STRASBURGER Holdrege, Nebraska Political Science REUBEN TRINIDAD Pueblo, Colorado Education CAROLYN TROXWELL Syracuse, New York Sociology 46 JACK WALKER Colorado Springs, Colorado Political Science KAREN WILLIAMSON Denver, Colorado English ROBERT WILLIAMS Des Moines, Iowa Business SANDRA WILLIAMS Galveston, Texas Religion CONNIE WINDLE Sutton, Massachusetts English TED WORCESTER Milwaukee, Wisconsin English STAN ZAGRODNIK Timmins, Ontario Business Administration 47 JUNIORS Class Commissioners: Skip Meis, Betsy Gaskill, Brad Chase. Mike Clark, Kathy Berthrong, Lucy Smith, and Hadley Taylor, relaxing in one of Ras- tall ' s listening rooms. J S- A well attended class meeting! 48 Jean Albrecht Kay Anderson Ann Armstrong Sue Ballou Pegi Benham Art Berglund Kathy Berthrong Julie Bohlke Newell Bossart Nick Bourg Seece Boyce Ann Brooks Kathie Bruce Ken Cairns Betsy Campbell Joan Carter Nadine Chang Bradford Chase Nettie Cheley Richard Cholakian Karen Clausen Samuel Coleman Judith Coles Judy Cookingham Mary Ann Cramblit Barbara Cross Thomas Dairy Barby Deeds Nancy Dehlin Crofton Diack i Bill Dixon Pat Donahue Claudia Elkins Sallie Emerson Gretchen Feroe |U -| _ - m . Robert Foster Bruce Franklin Polly Franklin Robert Fredregill Susan Gerard Suzy Gillespie Sarah Gruen Nancy Jane Haines Susy Hardy Elton Hay Erv Hinds David Hite Farrell Howell William Hunter Chris Huston Carol Hyde Susan Igelsrud Sunny Jamison Racheal Jensen Diane Johnston Terry Kidner Karen Kossuth Norm Laurence Nancy Lewis Judy McCoy Marion McClaughry Kathleen Mcintosh Marilyn Maicr Leilani Markisen Kay Mathews Rod Mayo Henri Meis Benny Melton Arthur Merrel! Joe Moore m ' i f £ Jan Moskal Cathy Murphy Teddy Muzzy Lynn Odell Edward Parker ;, ! . Linda Pierce William Powell Max Power Charles Puckett Elizabeth Quint Hank Rase Pat Rau John Reid Robert Reinking Ruth Richardson 4Y Jacques Rivard Julie Rolfe Betty Rouse Vijay Sampat Caroline Sanborn Fred Singleton Lucy Smith Margaret Speer Russ Sparry Mary Spring Bill Stafford Donald Stouffer Ingrid Swenson Max Taylor Julie Thomas Donald Thompson Bobbie Tolley Sally Twaddle Portia Van Meter Jay Vickerman Lynne Vincent Johanna Waller Surachit Wang-Lee Pamela Warden Irwin Warren ts Peter Webster Sandy Weir Isabel Williams Honie B. Wilson Don Wolfgang 52 SOPHOMORES Class Commissioners: Bill Greeley, Steve Sabom, Nan Burroughs. Sophomore Winter Carnival Queen, Barbara Couey, receives crown from President Steve Sabom. Silky . rentz Suzanne . rmstrong Vivian Arviso Nan . ugenstein .Ann Barber Mary Bardone John Barker Dean Behse Sally Blair Lee Boynton Sue Brackney Roseann Brown Buffie Buffum Maria Bullock Thomas Burk Nan Burroughs Linda Burtschi Conan Cantwell Sarah Clifford Peggy Coe Mary Ellen Collier Jan Collins Barbara Couey Douglas Cowles Betsy Crockett Charles Cushion Art Daily Richard Dangremond Laura Dearborn Ed DeGeorge Sharon Demong Judith Dickison Louise Dodge Becky Dunbar Betsy Dunham Leslie Dunn Judy Dykes Suzanne Edwards Glennie Eisele Sara Fish Linda Foster Steve Frink George Graham Sue Graham Ann Gourlay V onne Griffins Xancy Hall Linda Hamilton Mandv Hamilton Donna Hampton Lynne Hare Sara Harrell Linda Harrison James Hathaway Da e Hayes ■alt Hecox Susan Heidel Jill Hicks Sue Hile ' , V ' Lacy Hill Lorna Hill Jane Hilton Julie Hoffman Rebecca Holden Susan Holmes Julie Huenink John Hughes Bill Hybl Caroline Jacobson Mardi Jaffrey Mimi J Nan cv ones Keens Margaret Kurashita Lee Larson Norm Larson Sandy Lazzari Nan Lindsley Ed Loosli Sue Louthan Friedrich Luft Dorothy Lynch Nancy Lynn Ben Lyon Joyce Manning George Nansfield Sandra Marvin Charles Mason Ed Mason Molly Mason Susan Merrell Christie Mickelwait Lynn Miller Wendy Miller Carolyn Mitchell f CT i Diane Mitchell Helen Moe Steve Morgan Carolyn Morris Colin Nichols Penny Nichols Nancy Parker Margaret Parks Marv Parliament Eleanor Patterson Leslie Pearcc Bill Peiz Robert Pinger Tony Placzek Elizabeth Powell Ric Richards Lynda Rood Susan Ross Louis Rottman Stephanie Row — . ftlk Ellen Price mm Matt Railey W L Judy Reagan w -m Ron Reeves r Xathan Richards OC ' t- f i Susan Roulette Jann Rowley Eldon Sanders Jan Sartor Joan Schmitz Nancy Schorling Wally Schultz John Schwella Phyllis Setter Ron Sher Sally Sikes Barbara Blair Smith Debbie Smith Dorine Smith Marihii Smith Sandy Smith Sue Somer -ilIe Clay Sorrick Steve Sparling Alexe Stockton Donna Story Darla Streamer Traer Sunley Jarr.es Talman Mary Tarr Christine Thatcher Jill Thomas Shelly Thomson Jean Torcom Mary Lee Turtle Kitty Tytler Chris Wadsworth Kristin Wallace JoAim Wallis Mary Jo agner Sarah Veidner Sue Veisendanger Melinda ' ells Shirlev Wendel h Ray Wilbur Ann Willimisen Carol Wright Denny Zepp Carol Zimmerman FRESHMAN Class Commissioners: Frank Boyden, Sue Caudill, Bill Mendenhall. Well, what happens now? Are you going to get it 59 Jamie Adler Jan Afton Dan Armstrong Lucia Bates Bob Bauer f? IT Pam Bays Leslie Beebee Kathie Bell Jill Bennett Cheryl Betts f -? v WiM Thomas Brindley Peggy Bronnenkant Frank Buhlcr Bill Cann Robert Carlson Bcv Carrington Paul Carson Harry Cazzola Carl Chard Kathleen Clark Cynithia Bickley Nancy Bills Jo Ann Birchill Mary Ann Bishop Mary Beth Bishop Bob Blauvelt Barbara Bohn Peter Booth Gloria Borowski Wayne Brechbuhler ... ti 1 Fred Davis John Dickson Ann Doremus Gerald Dorsey Kent Driimmond Linda Dunkin Bob Edmiston Joan Edwards Lucy Ela Mary Emavel Bruce Colvin Sally Connolly Richard Conrad Carolyn Cool Tom Cooper BtW Mike Covert Jean Cramer Caroline Creyke Pat Damian Sue Dano ic iM Jr. Linnea Erickson Tom Etlieridge Gloria Farha Romclia Fa rot t t Susan Fertig Beth Fincke Sue Finley Jan Forsgren Glenn Foust Larry Franks Steve Fredrikson Onica Freind Natalie Gee Sue Gehle Toil Gilmore Cathy Grant Robert Grant Steve Gress Sara Grogan Bill Guy Susan Halton Bruce Hansen Jo Heller Da e Helms Judy Hendrick Sue Henrikson George Henzel Liz Hickman fS Marsha Holden Ann Holmes Dave Holmes Judy Hooker Peggy Hoover Gus Hart Jim Howe Da e Howland Mary Anne Hubbell Jane Humphrey M. Lee Hunt James Hutchins Carol Imatani Marcia Irving Judy Jaccard Tina Jackson Linda Johnson Emily Kachel Susan Kania Judy Kennedy Mary Lee Kilgore Marilee Knox Kay Knudson Frieda Koster Dwight Kramer Pete Krouwer William Kutza Ron Lakes Pats Lambert Ernest LeMelle n Bob Lewis Edward Lorson JefFery Lucker Ed McCarroll Shirley McCullough L Christine Mclnerney Michael McLaughlin Pete McLaughlin Molly MacNamara Dan Martin Mike Mayer Mary Lou Meadows ViIliam Mendenhall Pam Meredith Ann Miller Myrle Mi ller Polly Miller Michael Monell Christine Moon Susan Moore Lee Muller Carol Nelson Rich Nichols Phyllis Nolting Michael Norris Robert Novig Jan Nyquist Janet Okamura Lynn O ' Malley Faith O ' Reilly Caroline Paige Norma Parker Bill Parks Cindy Pate Suzy Patterson June Pellillo Belinda Perry Rosalie Perry Maria Ann Peters Susan Phelps • ' ; fe Susan Phillips Marta Phipps Sharon Polkinghorn Richard Porter John Prestholdt Joel Prithin Peter Ramsey Judy Raid Tom Richardson Cammy Riggs Ronnie Rishagen Robbie Robinson Dennis Rooney Terry Rosen Donald Scheid James Schultz Nancy Seaman Sharon Shackleford Jay Shidiler Lynn Sipple Hal Smith Moonyean Smith Nancy Smith Audrey Snyder 5o Brian Somers Don Sprinkle Judy Stampfli Peter Starsmann Nancv Stauffer Carol Stiles Mark Streuli John Tarr Robin Taylor Ronald Tavlor Steve Terry Susan Thompson Polly Thomson Hillary Todd Lynn Tondro Steve Trowbridge Karen Tucker Richard Van Ort Genevieve Vaughn Tom Walsman Bob Ward James Warden Roger Weed Cubby Welch Bently West Lawrence Weymouth Charles White Jeanni Whyte Diane Wood Sandra Wood Martha Woodman B. J. Young FOREIGN STUDENTS ABIODUM AFONJA Nigeria THEODORA BRODIN Sweden AL JOHANSSON Finland EDWARD KUIPER Holland REU TN ROSEN FEEDER Israel MAGDALANA FINDEISON Poland SOLMON NKIWANE Africa VIJAV SAMPAT India R G A N C I L Z u A B T S I S - . ' r- . ( ? ' ' ' ' P J . 1 . . ' -4:, ?: I« ii . ORGANIZA TIONS HONOR COUNCIL First Row: Gay Pet old, Ben Lewis, Lynn Car- michael, Stew Ritchie, Karen Williamson, Gordon Aamoth, Seece Boyce, Irv Hinds, Dr. Hochman. Second Row: Tim Moe, Steve Sabom, Jerry Moore, Bob Kendall. STUDENT CONDUCT COMMITTEE First Row: Dean Moon, Mariana Cogswell, Leigh Rainey, Gordie Aamouth, Sue Hoyt, Ann Armstrong. Second Row: Tom Rivers, Irv Hinds, Dean Reid, Dr. Juhas, Dr. Sondermann. %i .« wn COMMITTEE ON UNDERGRADUA TE LIFE First Row: Sue Dare, Dean Moon, Mr. Oden, Jan Fry, Sue Caudill, President Benezet. Second Row: Chris Griffis, Dean Worner, Dr. Kern. Nan Burroughs, Mr. Rudoff, Mr. Barton, Skip Meis. First Row: Skip Meis, Frank Boyden, Bill Mendenhall, Sue Caudill, Hank Rase, Chris Griffiths, Julie Bohlke, Bill Stafford, Steve Sabom, Nan Burroughs, Dave Furgason. Second Row: Mr. Barton, Tom Rivers, Bob Kendall, Sue Dare, Betsy Gaskill, Barbie Lambie, Brad Chase, Bill Hybl, Max Powers, Mr. HoAvard. THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF COLORADO COLLEGE TRAFFIC COMMITTEE ASSEMBLIES COMMITTEE First Row: Paula Stone, Maria Bullock, Steve Sabom, Ann Gourlay. Second Row: Bill Stafford, Chuck Beemer, Bob Kendall. John Stickney, Mr. Boderman, Betsy Gaskill, Janet Cosby, Peigi Benham, Mr. Burton. A.S.C.C. EXECUTIVE BOARD Hank Rase, Tim Moe, Julie Bohike, Bill Stafford. LOOMIS DORM COUNSELORS Mrs. New, Nan Burroughs, Janet Fry, Alice Brooks, Linda Pierce, Carolyn Troxell, Betty Rouse, Sue Ballou, Kay Mathews, Joanie Jilka, Mrs. Roper. FRESHMEN DORM COUNSELORS First Row: Julie Hucnink, Kay .Anderson, Sue Hile, Linda Foster, Miini Jones. Second Row: Carolyn Morris, Ann Gourlay, Mary Tarr, Carol Wright, Jean Torcum, Fifi Ma- roney, Sue Louthan, Tish .Amberg. 73 AWS JUDICIAL BOARD First Row: Marcia Moses, Carolyn Troxell, Sue Heidel, Sue Dare, Ann Armstrong , Joan Jilka, Miss Moon. Second Row: Raechel Jensen, Jan Fry, Bev Carrington, Sarah Gruen, Sue Ballou, Ann Gourlay, Sharon Shackleford, Judy Stampfli, Judy Hooker. AWS ADVISORY BOARD Pollv Franklin, Sue Hile, Sue Heidel, Ann . rn1stron2:, Betsv Foote, Sue Dare, Miss foon, Chessie Kemp, Mimi Meek, Jean Albrecht, Bobbie Tolley, Stephanie Row. 74 A WS EXECUTIVE BOARD Sue Heidel, Sue Dare, Betsy Foote, Ann Arm- strong. SLOCUM INTRA- HALL COUNCIL First Row: Bob Nussbaum, Terry Fonville, Rich Nichols, Jim Schultz, Dan Martin, Gus Hart. Second Roiv: Bob Echniston, Dave Bitters, Bob Carlson, Charles Puckett, Gil Burns, Don Oden. SLOCUM COUNSELORS First Row: Norm Laurence, Mr. Oden, Clay Sorrick, Steve Cross, Paul Kilbreath, Dave Dunlap. Second Row: Ron Strasberger, Joe Moore, Tom Darden, Oscar Soule. 75 ENTHUSIASM COMMITTEE First Row: Bill Greeley, Hank Rase. Second Roio: Frank Boy- den, Bobie Tolley, Trish Adams, Skip Meis, Nadine Chang, Brad Chase, Dan Martin. RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS COMMITTEE First Row: Dr. Boyce, Kay Dodge, Bentley West, Cathy Grant, Mr. Madruga, Peigi Ben- ham. Second Row: Karen Wil- liamson, Drane Wilkinson, Mr. Bailey, Sue Hile, Mr. Burton, Ray Boyce. FOREIGN STUDENT COMMITTEE Fitst Row: John Levis, Jan Sar- tor, John Stickeny, Treve Jones, Marian Martin, Theodora Bro- din, Kitty Tytler, Molly Mason, Luis Arrieta. Second Row: Diane Johnston, David Hite, Edward Kuiper, Jan Cosby, Vijay Sam- pat, Azziz Aghbari, Charles Greening, Cathy Grant, Lorna Bates. 76 4. Mr. Rudoff, Skip Meis, Mr. Blackburn, Will Johnson, Ben Lewis, Erv Hinds, Julie Rolte, Clay Sorrich, Leilani Mark- isen, Mr. Oden. Friday Afternoon Committee. Joan Schmitz and Chuck Gibson. RASTALL CENTER BOARD Bookstore Staff. Lois Nippert, Frances Butley, Louise Bow- ers, Sally Stabler, Betsy Threlkeld, Betty Phelps, ALiry Vickerman. 77 Max Power makes another point in his argument. The Air Force at- temps a rebuttal. Griffiths and Power plan their stra- tegy. . ,V Gry.hs! M ' R ido ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Thresher, Nancy Dehlin, Max Power, Charles Puchel., Jo Heller, Chr,s DEBATE TEAM Chris Griffiths and Dave Furgason work on debate project. 79 I Ji ■ m ■ ' 1WW ' M M First Roiv: Sue B. Fertig, Jane Humphrey, Carolyn Morris, Carla Nelson, Judy Stampfli, Liz Hickman, Mardi Leland, Anne Lea, Theodore Brodin, Kazuko Kosug, Joyce Manning, Gretchen Feroe, Genevieve Vaughn, Anne Perry, Mr. Jenkins. Second Row: Jan Fraser, Onica Friend, Don Wolfgang, Fred McKee, Stephanie Row , Nadine Chang, Mary Lou Meadows, Linda Dunkin, Lewis Myers, Ben Lewis, Ann Gourlay, Sue Hile, Peggy Hoover. Third Row: Judy Hendrick, Chris Mclnerney, Jim Fox, Vernon Olivier, Chuck White, Bob Littell, Horace Work, Sue Ballou, Mary Jo Wagner. Fourth Row: Jon Stedman, Richard Dangremond, Elton Hay, Lynne Hare, John Janis, Karl Lrauskopf, Dale Spall, Don Norton, John Hughes. ,  w CHOIR 80 BAND First Roio: Lee Larson, Bruce Colvin, Ken Reeves, Dick Hautala, Harry Cazzola, John Tarr, Jaimie Adler, Judy Alt, Stefan Feyock, Johanna Ricker, Pat Lambert, Lucy Ela, Sue Hardy, Judy Gibson. SecoTjd Row: Jeanie White, Ben Lyon, Pete Spangler, Bob Grant, Sue Aver, Norm Liden, Steve Frink, Frank Weible. Third Row: Sir. Juhas, Charles Gibson, Don Kintz, Rusty Bastedo, Terry Rosen, Joe Wilcox, Ed Parker, Bill Furgason, Henry English, Judy Gray, Al Petersen. Paul Carson, Jeff Sauer, Rick Wager, Bob Oaks, Michael Monell. PUBLIC A TIONS PUBLIC A TIONS BOARD @ P Firsl Row: Toni Larson, Terry Kidner, Dave Furgason, Nancy Dehlin, Mr. Don Jenkins, Julie Bohlke. Second Row: Bill Stafford, Dave Hite, Charles Puckett, Rod Peck. 83 Editor: Toni Larson Business Manager: Rod Peck NUGGET 1 1 1 « 1 H If H B Js 3f- jUfifl M Tn -o ' TJ 1 H 1 1 1 ■ H By B H BE? j1 i ' JCfc ' H K-V- v 4|B| I H W 3ft..j Bfc E| ' Mk ' ' ' K B V B K ' 1 l n Cru t Ek 1 i_ L 1 1 hP Ct ITlMk p « j Hr E V — .- - Li JLh Pp T ■ ■« m - ' ' - IHH I Fu 1 tan ■T .«. Tr«a  B . ■ ' - • % if sports Editors: John Levis and Ned Lawrence. 84 Stn[J: Ellen Price. Faculty Editor: Betsy Crockett. Clubs Editor: Sue Wiesendanger. Class Editor: Margaret Kurashita. Art Editor: Stu Hovey. Campus Life Edi- tor: Jane Grothaus. Clubs Copy Editor: Diane Johnston. Index Editor: Gwen Salisbury. Advertising: Bob Anton, Judy Clark, and Rich Cholakian. 85 V -N . J Editor First Semester: Max Powers Business Manager First Semester: Tim Moe Editor Second Semester: Charles Puckett Business Manager Second Semester. David Hite TIGER 86 Dan Jaffe, June Pcllillo, Belinda Perry, Beth Fincke, Natalia Gee, Don Woligang, Terry Kidner. Marta Phipps, Jim Warden, Jim Tal- man, Onica Friend, Jim FJieckman, Carolyn Creyke, Don Thompson. 15 words a minute and no mistakes! Diane Johnston 87 KINNIKINNIK Editors: Peigi Benham and Terry Kidner. Fnst Row: Villis Berzins, Jay Heminway, Terry Kidner, Peigi Benham, Seece Boyce, Harris Sherman. Second Row: John Ebey, Doug Cowles, Charles Miesmer, Norm Colbert. 88 HONORARIES First Row: Kathy Lyons, Joan Jilka, Karen Villiamson, Lynn Charmichael, Karen Minn, Jan Fraser, Judy Alt, Judy Gibson, Judy Gray. Second Row: Chuck Beemer, Dennis Muller, Gay Petzold, Archie Prestayko, Mrs. Singer, Ron Biondini, Art Dana, Don Norton. PHI BETA KAPPA CAP AMD GOWN Karen Williamson, Judy Gibson, Mari- ana Cogswell, Kathy Lyons, Joan Jilka, Betsy Foote, Sue Dare. 90 First Row: Stephanie Row, Suky Arentz, Miss Moon, Miss Cauvel, Sue Hile, Mary Bardone, Joan Jilka. Second Roiv: Sharon Demohg, Linda Harrison, Maria Bullock, Judy Jaccard, Norma Parker, Linda Dunkin, Cathy Grant, Genevieve Vaughn, Hillary Todd, Onica Friend, Jan Alton, Frieda Koster, Jan Nyquist, Sue Phi llips, Judy Clark. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA ALPHA KAPPA PSI First Roio: Gerry Dorsey, Larry Mingus, Lee Larson, Steve Sparling, Corky Strakosh, Mr. Becktol, Loyd Fisk. Sec- ond Roiv: Aziz Aghbari, Don Giffin, Wally Schultz, Pete Starsman, Ron Schreiber, Jim Honaker. 91 TAU KAPPA ALPHA First Roiv: Max Powers, Chris Griffiths, Charles Puckett, Nancy Dehlin, David Furgason. Sec- ond Row: Mr. Riidoff, Mr. Johnson. PI GAMMA MU First Row: Marion Martin. Second Row: Rod Peck, Terry Whiting, Vick Kuehnert, David Furgason, Charles Greening, Chuck Beemer, Mr. Rudoff. BLACK AMD GOLD First Row: Chris Batley, Bob Lurie, Dan Ketchum, Ted Worcester, Rich Chola- kian, Bill Hybl, John Simus. Second Row: Ben Eastman, Mike Durfie, Wayne Deutscher, Buzz Poe, Steve Sabom, Mike Clark, George Klein, Wayne McAlpine, Bill Greelev. 92 4 S- HiH«- First Row: Bill Mendenhall, Mike Emmet, Greg Wingate, George Henzel, Tom Malone, Mark Strevli, Mick Ramsey. Sec- ond Row: Frank Boyden, Dubby Welch, Gus Hart, Rich Nichols, Bob Ward, Bart Somers, Coleman Robinson, Rick Porter, Ed McCarroll, Dan Martin. BENGALS r ' TllfUr?! |Vlllf}f ' i BLUE KEY First Ro7v: Bob Kendall. Erv Hinds. Stu Ritchie, Bob Williams, Don Lavers, Archie Prestayko, Gordon Aamouth. Second Row: Doug Norberg, Jerry Osburn, Tom Rivers, Tim Moe, Jim Dunlop, Ron Strasburger, Al Church. 93 TIGER CLUB First Row: Peggy Coe, Patty Hay, Suzie Bigeovv, Helen Moe, Lynn Miller, Kitty Tytler, Mar- garet Kurashita, Raechel Jenson. Second Row: Nadine Chang, Heather Kirk, Teddy Muzzy, Lynne Vincent, Kathy Innis, Sue Kellogg, Trish Adams, Nancy Lewis, Mimi Jones, Isabel Williams. Third Rozv: Sue Hile, Chessie Kemp, Mimi Meek, Jane Grothaus, Susie Stonefield, Jann Rowley. Louise Dodge, Carol Wright, Sue Dare, Sue Hoyt, Betsy Foote. Fourth Row: Gretchen Feroe, Melinda Wells, Mary Bardone, Lee Trueblood, Jan Fry, Buffie Buffum, Marsha Nye, Sharon Demong, Eleanor Patterson, Mary Nelle Webb, Jeannie Moore, Nancy Newman. TIGERETTES First Row: Carla Nelson, Sharon Shackleford, Maxine Gaddis, Polly Thomson, Myrle Mil- ler, Linnea Erikson, Judy Stampfli. Second Row: Polly Miller, Lynn Tondro, Audrey Sny- der, Mary Beth Bishop, Ann Lea, Sue Moore, Gail Coney, Jamie Adler. Third Row: Kathy Grant, Sue Hendrikson, Natalie Gee, Jeanni Whyte, Nancy Smith, Norma Parker, Gloria Farha, Anne Holmes, Chrissy Moon. 94 CLUBS GERMAN CLUB First Row: Sue Aver, Beth Kendall, Gary Boucher, Nancy Lynn, Jan Hansen, Phillip Doerr, Stephan Feyock. Second Roiv: Karen Benson, Jane Hamilton, Ann W ' illumsen, Ann Holmes, Shirley Wendell, Pixie Campbell, Joan Edwards, Mandy Hamilton, Jan Mastin, Shnley McCullough, Susan Phelps. Third Row: Mrs. Feyock, Pam Bays, Gay Petzold, Ed Kuiper, Anna Schneeberger, Ceil Luschak, Daryl Anderson, Vernon Olivier, Captain Anderson, Mike Orem, Chuck Gib- son, Mr. Malyshev. FourtJt Row: Mrs. Monroe, Judy Gray, Karen Minn, Becky Holden, Jan Eraser, Donna Hampton, Peggy Bronnenkant, Cathy Murphy, Lynn Vincent, Nancy Kitzmiller, Karen Kassouth. Fifth Row: Polly Franklin, Russ Sperry, Bill Kranich, Ken Reeves, Carl Chard, Don Norton, Art Dana, Sky Stevenson, Jim Talman, Chuck Puckett, Don Thompson, Dr. Brandt. FRENCH CLUB First Row: Pinina Davidson, Sara Harrell, Leslie Wood, Jeannie Gibbs, Sandy Marvin, Mardi Leland. Second Row: Captain Eyves Geneste, Dr. Boyce, Mr. Madruga, Jay Hem- ingway, Rusty Bastedo. 96 CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP First Roiu: Dave Logan, Carol Sippy, Ben Lyon, Phyllis Carr, Chris Bushanan, Ron Oldham, Russell Pennington, Bentley West, Bill Powell, Solomon Nkiwane, Sonja Bensen. WESTMINISTER FELLOWSHIP First Row: Cathy Grant, Roms Favrot, Nancy Stauffer. Second Row: Chuck Deaver, Rev. Spen- cer Marsh, Sue Hile, Ann Gourlay, Max Power. Third Row: Mary Collier, Polly Miller, Linda Hamilton, Lucy Ela. NEUMAN CLUB First Rou ' : Mary Priest, Suky Arent , Father Jep- son, Carolyn Morris, Ronald Bionbini. 97 First Row: Ted Calender, Nan Lindsley, Hank Rase. Second Row: Ken Reeves, Vayne Maxwell, John Stick- ney, Emery Bayley, Mark Weber, Bob Reinking. GEOLOGY CLUB First Roiu: Dr. Snyder, Mike Hiltz, Emma Segel, Harold Rider, Dr. Champion, Mandy Hamilton. Second Row: Art Dana, Cecilia Luschak, Max Taylor, Steve Peacock. CHEMICAL CLUB STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION First Row: Pat Ran, Miss Sunders, Donna Cellini, Joan Lindley, Sue Hoyt, Betsy Foote, DeWayne Crumb, Tammy Barnett. Second Row: Dan Kaltenbaugh, Larry Mingus, Gary Mertz, Aldo Lizzul. 98 I.R.Cj, Mr. Sondermann, Luis Ar- rieta, Barbara W idell, John Bluck. Rusty Bastedo, Den- nis Fa Ik, Nancy Haines, Brett Stearns, Mr. Snyder, Jo Heller, Mr. Brooks. OS K AS IT A First Rozv: Gloria Borowski, Miss Roberts, Sarah Gruen, Kris Hoff, Julie Hoffman, JoAnn Wallis, Sara Grogan. Second Row: Belinda Perry, Sarah Clifford, Ann Peters, Ricki Bransby, Sue Ross, Merilyn Wise, Marily Smith, Alarilyn Maier, Dori Ross. MOUNTAIN CLUB First Rozv: Gary Ziegler, Dan Bernstien. Sec- ond Row: Don Thompson, Art Dana, John Kuglin, Art Merril, Ir. Ron Beardstadt. Third Row: Ernie LeMelle, Jim Warn, Bob Carlson, Jay Shideler, John Prestholdt, Linda Harrison, Nancy Lynn, Ken Roe, Les Lewis. 99 CYCLING CLUB Mark Stetson, John Tarr, Cathy Murphy, Bruce Colvin, Carol Howard, Julie Rolfe. SPORTS CAR CLUB Larry Mingus, John Tarr, Bruce Colvin, Bob Nelson, Chuck Hudson. ZETA First Row: Larry Gilbertson, Marv Parliament, Jacques Rivard, Billy Stanisich, Stan Zagrodnik, Mr. Al Johnson, Mike Romero. Second Row: Art Berglund, Jim Curphy, Don Kintz, Reno Van Putten, Sylvester Carraway, Duke Dutkowski. GREEKS INTER- FRA TERN ITT COUNCIL First Roiv: Bill Bentley, Bill Hybl, Gary Martin. Second Roiu: Bob Anton, Tom Rivers, Rod Peck, Ted VV orcester. Third Row: Al Church, Tony Cherin, Tom McDowell, Dean Reid, Tim Moe, Hank Rase, Rob- bin Rodoff. 102 PANHELLENIC First Row: Leigh Rainey, Sue Hoyt, Nettie Cheley, Barbara Justice. Sec- ond Roiv: Kay Mathews, Sandy Weir, Jan Rowley, Leilani Markisen, Bar- bie Lambie, Betsy Dunham, Mrs. Oden. c JUNIOR PANHELLENIC First Row: Rom Favrot. Second Row: Mrs. Oden, Molly MacNamara, Karen Tucker, Susan Smith. Third Row: Jan Nyquist, Suzie Patterson, Judy Reid, Linda Burtschi, Ann Lea. 103 1 y r s First Row: JoAnn Wallis, Becky Holden, Betsy Crockett, Cathy Grant, Lorna Bates, Sue Sehnert, Mary Tom Spring, Phyllis Setter. Second Row: Pam Bays, Margann Parks, Carol Hammond, Shirley Wende, Judy Reid, Sarah Clifford, Joan Selig, Carol Zimmermann, Alice Brooks, Sandy Marvin. Tliird Row: Nancy Smith, Judy Alt, Donna Story, Tammy Barnett, Beth Kendall, Mrs. Carr, Pixie Camplaell, Sunny Jamison, Lynn Miller, Sidney Lammers, Sandy Weir. Fourth Row: Lorna Hill, Clay Towne, Anne Holmes, Sue Halton, Becky Powell, Louise Dodge, Suzie Patterson, Karen Clausen, Lee Boynton, Sue Kania, Sharon Polkinghorn, Julie Thomas, Nancy Bills. Fifth Row: Honie B. Wilson, Jean Whyte, Sue Ballou, Sara Fish, Dottie Lynch, Ann Miller, Lynda Johnson, Judy Gray, Marilyn Smith, Sue Igelsrud, Jeanette French, Donna Jones. ALPHA PHI The Alpha Phis christened their newly re- modeled house with their pledge dance and post Variety Show Open House. They were also the hostess sorority for the Foreign Student Tea in the fall. Cheerleader Lynn Miller, Sigma Chi Sweet- heart, Karen Tovatt, and Sigma Chi Watermellon Bust Queen, Susan Halton were individuals who brought honors to the chapter. As a group, the sorority helped their alums at a bridge for the benefit of the Heart Fund, their national philanthropy. 104  — , - - ' I know paint will help! We ' ve got to get organized. But officerrr . . . Nooo, don ' t light it! W hat do you want We ' ll be good, where are the lolly pops? 105 DELTA GAMMA In the early Fall, the D.G. ' s took a retreat with their pledges to the Paint Pony Ranch, initiating a new tradition for the chapter. Miss Julie Bohlke reigned as Homecoming Queen while the sorority finished third in float competition. During Greek Weekend, the D.G. ' s won the bicycle race and fin- ished second in the donkey race. At Christmas time, the sorority had an all campus open house, the day after their formal with the G.Phis at the Antlers Hotel. The chapter also had a Christmas Party for the children from the Deaf and Blind School in conjunction with the national project, Sight Conservation and Aid to the Blind. In the Fall, the Delta Gammas had a picnic for faculty members and their families in Monument Park, and. in the Spring, had the D.G. Ox Roast which was a function begun last year. Sue Caudill, President of the freshmen class, brought home a few trophies for the debate team, as did Jo Heller. Betsy Gaskill was President of the Junior class and Julie Bohlke, Secretary of ASCC. Toni Larson edited the Nugget. Peigi Benham was a co-editor of the Kinnikinnik, and Diane Johnston was a co-chairman of Parents ' Weekend. First Row: Sara Grogan, Marilee Know, Judy Dickison, Traer Sundley, Jo Heller, Becky Dunbar, Rams Favrot, Ginny Metcalfe, Natalie Gee, Julie Bohlke, Portia Van Meter, Ann Doremus, Cindy Pate. Second Row: Judy Cookingham, Peigi Benham, Toni Larson, Mimi Meek, Pam Warden, Kathy Lyons, Mrs. Mitchell, Nettie Cheley, Seece Boyce, Jane Grothaus, Cathy Murphy, Liz Thompson, Bobbie Tolley. Third Row: Maria Bullock, Jan Afton, Mandy Hamilton, Sue Merrill, Lynn Pelley, Sue Sommerville, Julie Huenik, Sally Sikes, Nancy Parker, Lynda Rood, Trev Jones, June Chappell, Betsy Gaskill, Buffie Buffum, Ellen Price, KeeKee Minor. Fourth Row: Cheryl Betts, Diane Mitchell, Judy Dikes, Sue Caudill, Barb Justis, Joan Schmitz, Diane Johnston, Jane Alderson, Sue Graham, Suzanne Armstrong, Nancy Shorling, Nancy Dehlin, Sue Heidel, Joyce Manning, Gwen Salisbury. i f .1 f f if.t t tP . ' 4 i 4VVv You stay with us! However, Vogue says . Even you can turn me on!!! 4 ' i ' S ■• Who ■as supposed to get the food? I r r •? 107 Is it that bad, Portia? f i :i © ? fSJ P,, v MP ' fi t First Row: Sandy Smith, Deb Smith, Karen Tucker, Sue Bai Burtschi, Judy Reagan, Sue Wiesendanger, Sally Connely, Kathy Mcintosh, Liz Hickman. Third Row: Leilani Marki McClure, Mrs. Cunningham, Judy Gibson, Betsy Dunham Brackney, Linda Hamilton, Sue Danovic, Sherrye Crosswy, ing, Jan Collins, Jean Torcum, Nan Augenstein, Sandy Laz terson, Julie Hoffman, Linda Foster, Mimi Jones, Dottie B Davidson, Kathy Clarke. ley, Margaret Kurashita, Nan Lindsley. Second Row: Linda Ingrid Swenson, Karen Benson, Judy Jaccard, Kay Knudson, sen, Raechel Jensen, Karen Williamson, Betsy Foote, Sally , Carol Wright, Jo Waller, Judy Coles. Fourth Row: Sue Caroline Jacobson, Jean Albrecht, Sally Blaire, Marsha Irv- zari. Fifth Row: Judy Clark, Mary Nelle Webb, Elanor Pat- ush, Trish Adams, Ruth Richardson, Julie Rolfe, Pinina GAMMA PHI BETA The Gamma Phis won the Scholarship Trophy for two semesters, and also won the Denver Pan- hellenic Scholarship Trophy. In the Freshmen Dorms, the sorority had seven counsellors and Raechel Jensen was President of Montgomery. Karen Williamson and Judy Gibson were members of Cap and Gown, and Trish Adams was President of Tiger Club. Jean Torcum served as President of the Young Republicans. Next year, Lani Markisen will serve as Presi- dent of Panhellenic. 108 1 sIhBHI s l Let go of my finger The Sisters Four???? ■• ' S. f This is really a sneak play. What, me worry? You ' re next, big boy! . . . and in the phone book, too! 109 KAPPA ALPHA THETA This year the Thetas took first place in float competition at Homecoming with their entry, Tippe-canoe and the Indians Too! The group entered a skit, ' Enry ' Iggins in the Variety Show last fall. Also last Fall the Thetas took first place in the Donkey Race during Greek Weekend. In athletics this year, the group took first place in Softball and broomball while taking a second place in swimming and a third place bowling. Sue Dare was President of AWS and Janet Fry was a class Commissioner. First Row: Jan Nyquist, Sue Kellog, Carol Howard, Carol Paige, Sue Thompson, Myrle Miller, Patty Hay, Lee True- blood, Maxine Gaddis. Second Row: Sue Ross, Ann Seely, Betsy Campbell, Heather Kirk, Polly Thompson, Molly Mac- Namara, Lynn O ' Dell, Jan Mastin, Leslie Beebe, Linaea Erikson, Sue Gerard. Third Row: Marsha Nye, Lynn Vin- cent, Christie Mickelwait, Sue Hoyt, Leigh Rainey, Jan Fry, Polly Franklin, Gay Petzold, Teddy Muzzy, Kathy Bruce, Sue Dare, Gretchen Feroe, Sarah Gruen. Fourth Row: Donna VerLee, Sue Lindholm, Sue Gehle, Nancy Bowers, Sue Connelly, Margie Taylor, Barbara Bohn, Ginny Krell, Isabel Williams, Susie Cavode, Margaret Speer, Carolyn Cool, Sue Moore, Jeannie Gibbs, Joy Stoviac, Nancy Pettit, Nan Burroughs. Fifth Row: Barbara Lambie, Diane Frew, Susie Biegelow, Barbie Deeds, Kathy Innis, Jane Humphrey, Debbie Wood, Karen Johnston, Jan Hansen, Sue Hendrikson, Ann Gourlay, Gloria Farha. .! f if ft I Alice in Thetaland Who ' ll be a passenger? Wella 01 .-. All the word is a stage . . . i 1 -V . Oh he ' s i ' e)y gentle . . . Rockette audition next week 111 • ► Fn-5i Row: Nancy Shoup, Madlyn Millimet, Stephanie Row, Barbara Couey, Marsha Holden, Helen Moe, Kristin Wal- lace, Nancy Haines, Marta Phipps. Second Row: Pam Meridth, Laura Dearborn, Suky Arentz, Crissy Moon, Sue Lou- than, Sara Harrell, ary Bardonne, Leslie Pearce, Karen Mcllvaine, Barb Jackson, Connie VVindle, Anne Lea, Lucia Bates, Sue B. Fertig. Third Row: Ann Barber, Marty Leland, Marion Martin, Janet Cosby, Marianna Cogswell, Ches- sie Kemp, Mrs. Hardaway, Frannie Ferbstein, Marcia Moses, Joannie Jilka, Kay Mathews, Lynn O ' Malley, Ann Wil- lumsen. Fourth Row: Kay Anderson, Maryanne Hubell, Boots Stockton, Lucy Christy, Kathy Symms, Suzanne Ed- wards, Jann Rowley, Jan Sartor, Dana Rhodes, Jill Thomas, Shelia Watson, Suzie Stonefield, Marian McClaughry, Peggy Hoover, Sharon Shackelford, Linda Dunkin, Judy Stamp ' fli, Melinda Wells. This year the Kappa Pledges adopted ten or- phans with whom they worked all year, and in the Spring the sorority had their traditional Beta Kappa Orphan Party. During the Christmas season, the house had a series of Faculty Christmas parties. They also had their Christmas Dinner Dance. At Homecoming the sorority ' s entry placed second in the float competition. Marianna Cogwell served on Honor Council, and Marcia Moses was President of McGregor Hall. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA 112 ' You could wait your turn, Karen ' ' Drink Tang every morning! . . . and ketchup, rattleshake, liver and lemon juice. ' h t-Jam ml r Springtime, when a young woman ' s fancy . . . . . . well it ' s a cinch we ' re not elves and a big Hi, from KKG 113 BETA THETA PI This year, the Betas were quite active in student government, and last June they received the Esden Trophy for the best overall fraternity. Athletically, they did very well taking first place in intramural football and swimming. At the Christmas formal, the BBT was innovated, and in the Spring, they had a party for the orphans. At Christmas, also, the fraternity made a carolling tour of all the hospitals in the city. Tom Rivers served as President of IFC, Chris Grif- fiths, President of ASCC, and Erv Hinds, Chairman of Rastall Center Board, served on Honor Council. First Roiv: Gerald Dorsey, D. C. Graham, Brett Stearns, Dave Furgason, Jerry Rosenfeld, Cris Griffiths, Mark Strueli, Bill Bently, Newell Bossart. Second Row: Steve Spoonamore, Geoff Rivers, Greg Wingate, Oscar Soule, John Clarke, Jerry Osborne, Mrs. W olf, Dan Armstrong, Fred Davis, Frank Boyden, Bill Greeley, Andy Durham. Third Row: Tom Rivers, Bob Linie, Jim Borah, Corky Strakosh, Dave Hayes, Tom Malone, Bob Hamel, Ben Eastman, Spencer Cook, Coleman Robinson, Steve Livingston, Tom McDowell. Fourth Roiv: Mike Clark, Joe Moore, Pete Goodbody, Pete Booth, Rich Nichols, Tom Burk, Dan Martin, Dean Beshe, Erv Hinds, Skip Meis, Bob Foster, John Levis, Tom Dardin. ™,« ' M ■!9i r v ' r Listen when I speak to you! They said it couldn- ' t be done. But I used to be able to ride one! ■ ' « :zz - -  . _1 _ But where are we going to put the car? Glad we get pledges Use Ban, the man ' s deodorant! X ! I 1 ' l. First Row: Mike Cudahy, Gary Martin, Jerry Northern, Rod Peck, Bob Kendall, Bob Anton, Will Johnson, Conan Cantwell, Hunt Cudgjiy, Pat Donahue, John Stanicek. Second Row: Tom Etheridge, Stu Brubaker, Tom Coit, Mrs. Ainsworth, Gordon Aamoth, Doug Norberg, Barry Anderson, Earl Wallingford, Farrell Howell. Third Row: Ed Kintz, Ed Kuiper, Mike Mestik, Buzz Poe, Ed Loosli, Mike Durfee, Al Loosli, Steve Schaneman, John Barker, Dave Krell, Ed Mason, Clay Sorrick. Fourth Row: Art Daily, Jim Hutchins, Bud. Mixon, Tony McGinnis, Nolan Coogan, Bruce Houghton, Lincoln Westcot, Art Basham, Bob Edmiston, Chip Lyeth. Fifth Row: Rich Cholakian, Dick Lower, Dave Whiting, Charles Batts, John Collins, George Henzel, George Graham, John Rinderknecht. The Kappa Sigs also had a new house this year, and in the Spring had a series of Sunday afternoon functions. The social highlight for the fraternity this year was the R.F. , but not to be forgotten are the formals and the Skunk Hollow. For the fourth year in the row the fraternity dominated the intramural scene, along with hav- ing many members on the Varsity teams. Bob Kendall was President of the Senior Class, Rod Feck was Business Manager of the Nugget, Gordy Aamouth was President of the Student Conduct Cominittee, and Jerry Northern was Chairman of Song Fest for the second year. Gerry Moore, Ed DeGeorge, Bob Kendall, and Gordy Aamouth were members of Honor Council. KAPPA SIGMA 116 Intellectualizing Rain, sleet, snow, or hail Smile pretty! Fast getaway! Brawn not brains 117 PHI DELTA THETA This year the Phi Dehs christened their new house with sorority desserts. They also had their Phi Delt- She Delt Dance at the house. A new innovation this year was the Turtle Race, which along with other functions this year provided a great deal of fun for the members of the fraternity. The traditional Community Service Day project was a time consuming activity, but the Phis main- tained high enough grades to cop the Scholarship Trophy for first semester. Hank Rase was vice-president of ASCC, Stew Ritchie and Tom Moe were on Honor Council, while Steve Sabom served as President of the Sophomore Class. First Row: Dave Helms, Tom Dimare, Tom Simenson, Glen Foust, B. J. Young, Chuck Lawrence, Fred King. Second Row: Rick Richards, Tom Richardson, Mike Mayer, Bill Park, Pete Weed, Ben Lewis, Gus Hart, Steve Sprague, Don AV olfgang, Reuven Rosentelder. Third Row: John Thiesson, Dale McNeal, Bob Price, John Haney, Don Lavers, Mrs. Brusse, Vic Kuehnert, Tim Moe, Chuck Beemer, Charles Greening, Stew Ritchie, Chuck Hudson. Fourth Row: Dennis Rooney, John Reid, Steve Frink, Fred Singleton, Augie Meyer, Charlie Campbell, Chris Wadsworth, George Mansfield, Steve Frederickson, Fred W idling, Dave Hite, Ed Lorson, Steve Sabom, Tom Cooper, Bruce Franklin. Fifth Row: Bill Mendenhall, Gil Barns, Jan Detrick, Hank Rase, Sam Coleman, Ray Sullivan, John Rowland, Mike Hart, Curt Ken- nett, Bob Strom, Paul Carson, Rick Porter, Roger Morgan, Dave Holdorf, Pete McLauglin. r ' If only ' Big Daddy ' Lipscomb weren ' t pro ' Conditions for social pro are . . . Smile . . . it ' s Christmas ' Off to the local KKK meeting ' We miscounted again, so we ' ll have to fry Fred 119 . . . and now ' Casey ' Franklin . . . l % • First Row: Paco Buhler, Jim Schultz, Vince Grecco, Mike Covert, Ron Taylor, Rich Love, Don Bradbury. Second Row: Jay Lewis, Jeff Wiley, Benny Melton, Gary Sparkman, Bob Williams, Norm Laurence, Ron Strasburger, Bill Gray. Third Row: Ruben Trinidad, Larry Franks, Bill Pelz, Ronald Rishagen, Gregg Smith, Jeff Clark, Tom Dairy, Tony Cherin. Fourth Row: Carl Cabbiness, Bill Guy, Rich Conrad, Cubby Welch, Lee-Muller, Bill Mellin, Ron Sher, Ric Carroll, Don Sprinkle, Tom Brindley, Bill Ward, Pete Pleasant. Fifth Row: Gary Martin, Chris Huston, Kent Drum- mond, Wayne Deutscher, Brad Chase, Pete Davis, Chuck Mason, Tony Ayers, John Simus, Jerry Hillhouse, Jim Dunlop. The Fijis also christened a new house this year with various functions. At Christmas the fraternity had their traditional orphan party, which they gave up their dinner for one night and gave the children presents. Fiji Island, the Bowrey Dance, and the Christ- mas formal were a few of the many social events that the house had this year. The Phi Gams won the Chariot Race at Greek Weekend, and took first place in the intramural Basketball program. Brad Chase served as vice-president of the Junior Class, and Pete Pleasant served as co- captain of the Football team. PHI GAMMA DELTA 120 What . . . purple milk? That ' s good, but what is it? Let go, and you can have some. Got that, guy? You ' ve got to play better, we play the next week. We ' ll get her next lap . just keep running. SIGMA CHI Sigma Chi, the only fraternity still owning and op- erating its own house, began the year with a room redecoration project. In early October, Sigma Chi held its 29th Annual Watermellon Bust, the only all campus event sponsored by a fraternity. Miss Karen Tovatt reigned as Sweetheart of Sigma Chi over the year ' s social events. In mid-December, after the traditional Santa Claus party, the Sigs moved to the Antlers Hotel for their Christmas formal. An enjoyable evening of dining and dancing was had by all. At the beginning of the Second Semester, Sigma Chi initiated 1 5 new members and began looking forward to a profitable New Year. First Row: Brue Hansen, Goeff Goulart, Colin Nichols, Alan Anisgard, Bob Pinger, Dale Dalby, Bob Bauer, Bob Bruce. Second Roiv: David Smith, Mick Ramsey, Jay Ruehlen, Ed McCarroll, Mike Irsfeld, Mike Emmett, Bart Somers, Terry Rosen, Bill Kranich, Chuck Cornell. Third Row: Hal Smith, Bill Grabowski, Mike Schmidt, Ralph Foster, Ted Wor- cester, Mrs. Jackson, Bill Hybl, Al Petersen, Peter Law, Jim Frolick, Gil Braboski, Chris Batley. Fourth Row: Chuck Deaver, Walt Hecox, Jim Furman, Wally Schultz, Bill Ward, George Burmaster, Eric Hender, Steve Gress, Ron Butler, Verne Collier (chapter advisor), Scott Bruntjen, Bob Ward. Fi th Row: Ken Reeves, Kent Flanders, Ray Wilbur, Denny Zepp, Rick Firmine, Fred Luft, Russ Veach, Blake Ozias, Alex Yankovich, Louis Rottman, Dale Hicks, Mark Weber, Clark Denny. Marcello? Anyone seen the queen candidates? This is hard on the one knig. 4« (1I f , This beats the late show . Bacchus had nothing on us. That pledge didn ' t change the linens. 123 INDEPENDENT WOMEN ' S ASSOCIATION First Roiv: Nadine Chang, Susie Hardy, Betty Rouse, Emma Segel. Second Row: Lucy Ela, Sally Emerson, Hillary Todd, Marilynn Maier, Ann Brooks, Nancy Hall. 124 Aziz Aghbari, Steve Peacock, Art Dana, John Bluck, Lynne Hare, Jim Orban, Bob Blauvelt, Harold Ryder, Rod Mayo. CROWN AMD LANCE 125 kROTC SENIOR CADETS First Row: Tim Moe, Harry Diack, Jerry Northern, Bob CAirphy, Mark Stetson. Second Rozv: Doug Norberg, Bob Kendall, Spenser Cook, Ted Worcester, Wayne Maxwell, Don Lavers, Dan Bernstein, Bob Wil- liams, Bob Nussbaum, John Haney. Third Roiv: Will Johnson, Don for- gensen, Bill Fisher, Ron Strasburger, Tor Hylbom, John Form by. Bob Lurie, Dale Dalby, Al Petersen. Fourth Roiv: Vic Kuehnert, Dale McNeal, Bill Cameron, John Thies- sen, Benny Melton, Larry Gilbertson, Clark Denny, Charles Greening, Don Norton. JUNIOR CADETS First Row: Pete Doyle, Bill Bentley, Brett Stearns, Vince Greco, Al Church, Dan Ketchum, Bill Powell, Jim Heiberger. Second Rcnv: Joe Moore, Pete Weed, Bob Broyles, Hank Rase, Jim Cotton, Chuck Rowland, Gary Ziegler, Dale Hicks. Third Row: Jim Bolick, Jay Vick- erman. Buzz Poe, Don Thompson, Pete Webster, Dale Shaw, Skip Me is, Cliff Rouse. Fourth Roiv: Wayne Deutscher, Carl Cabbiness, Steve Cross, Bruce Franklin, John Reid, Farrell Howell. PERSHING RIFLES First Roiv: Ernest LeMelle, Dennis Sauver, Jay Vickerman. Second Row: Les Whittaker, Mike Minell, Jim Warn, Bob Grant. BAND HONOR LEGION First Row: Doug Norberg, Jerry Northern, Dale Dalby, John Haney, Wayne Maxwell, Spencer Cook, Ted Worcester, Bob Nuss- baum, Don Lavers, Bill Fisher. Second Row: Jim Curphy, Harry Diack, Clark Denny, Mark Stetson, Vic Keener, Dale Mc- Neal, Bill Johnson, Charles Greening, Larry Gilbertson, John Thiessen, Ron Stras- burger. RIFLE TEAM Jay Vickerman, Jay Freer, Bruce Han- sen, S. F. C. Penton. FLAG GUARD Bob Grant, Rod Mayo, Ernest LeMelle. Lt. Col. Arthur D. Decker Capt. Louis J. Pistone Secretary— Mrs. Leon Barefield M Sgt. Charles K. Morton S. F. C. Lyle T. Penton : 1 Stt- isk W ' il«JillIJIJ« . ?. i 1 H H T 1 Sgt. Spiller A Field Formation 129 Pershing Rifle members work field problem at Fort Carson, Colorado. MM And they told me it was just like home! Srg. Spiller supervises while Leslie Lewis, Auggie Meyers, Mike Irsfeld, and John Collins clean the ALL Srg. Spiller demonstrates the new M-60 machine gun to Jim Heiberger and Pete Doyle. Haris Sherman, Pete Truschel, Ken Hansen, Pat Smvth, Steve Frink, and Bob Lange observes as Srg. Penton gives a brilliant demonstration of tactics. ' f Juniors at Summer Camp at Fort Riley, Kansas. •yjl .j l r . ' t r- ' MkS ' s p R T S : n ■■ ' r.-j ' ... ••e ' i.,- ' Frank Flood, Tony Frasca, Rosie Collins, Red Eastlack, Jerry Carle. F r B A L L An injured Terry Holleran is escorted off the field. Tiger starters enjoying a well deserved rest. 134 Back Row: Coach Flood, Coach Carle, Frink, Gotto, Hayes, Deutscher, Strasburger, Dianovsky, Geary, Blair, Carroll, Cybulski, Mestek, Emerling, Sparknian, Carroway, Dakes, Coach Eastlack, Rosie Collins (trainer) . Second Row: Coach Bowman, Loosli, DeGeorge, Mason, Melton, Sabol, Rouse, Chapman, Zens, Broyles, Muller, Bundy, Henry, Welch, Schwella, Coach Frasca. First Row: Trinidad, Hambleton, Cholakian, Trujillo, Williams, Taylor, Greco, Kintz, Bas- ham, Furdock, Pleasant, Romero, Minelli. cc Opp. 14 Washburn 18 9 St. Mary ' s 6 14 Ft. Hays 6 6 Wesminster 6 24 Colorado State 13 34 Western State 7 8 Adams State 25 7 Colorado Mines 10 34 Nebraska Wesleyan 14 Co-captains Pete Pleasant and disabled Ed Kintz inspect the toss of the coin. JIM BLAIR Backfield in action. Rugged Tiger blocking helps Pete Pleasant pick up yardage. Terry Holleran evades a would-be tackier. 138 Syl Carroway throws a Nebraska halfback for a long loss. For the second straight year injuries to key players before crucial games hurt C.C. ' s opportunities of having a more successful season. The absence of several interior linemen for the important Homecoming clash with Adams slowed down the Tiger attack in the game that decided the R.M.C. race. The loss of quarterback Eddie Kintz during the second half of the Mines game was keenly felt as the Tiger offense was not able to jell. The team had a winning season with an overall record of five wins, three losses, and one tie. Another high point was the fact that this year ' s squad was the first C.C. team to beat Colorado State College since 1952. The Tigers ended in a three way tie for second place vith a 2-2 record in conference competition. 139 First Rout: Art Warwick, Paul Kilbreath, Dan McGill, Ken Cairns, Norm Laurence, Gary Martin, Jacques Rivard, Jim Frolick, Pete Doyle. Second Row: Coach Tony Frasca, Manager Pat Smyth, Don Stoufter, Archie Prestayko, Alex Yankovich, Art Berglund, John Simus, Wayne McAlpine, Dave Lewis, Coach Tom Brennan. Third Row: Mike Minelli, Larry Gilbertson, Stan Moskal, Brian Dutkowski, Ken Hanson, Marv Parliament. HOCKEY Captain Stan Moskal The C.C. icers had high hopes at the start of this year ' s hockey wars. Their reason for optimism was the return of seventeen letter- men. As it turned out, a very game, hustling crew of warriors finished the most dismal season on record. The Tigers never said die and kept up the hustle until the last whistle was blown. How- ever, hustle could not compensate for the lack of goals scored. There are many reasons why the Tiger team failed to click. First the Tigers lost the services of Paul Kilbreth and Gary Martin due to injury. The next tragedy was the loss of five key players due to grades. The team would like to thank the loyal fans who stuck by them during this disasterous season and they promise C.C. fans a better showing next season. (Chris Batley) 140 Jacques Rivard brings the puck into Alberta territory. Coach Frasca and Manager Smith leave the ice after another close game. Dan McGill awaits pass from teammate. 141 Brian Dutkowski, C.C. ' s leading scorer in action. Ken Cairns battles for control as Ken Hanson moves in to help. Chris Batley gets his shot off despite the efforts of an opposing defenseman. 142 C.C. prepares to face off after scoring. Jim Frolick keeps the opposition away from the net as Paul Kilbreath clears the puck. C.C. prepares to revert to defense as Denver regains the puck behind their own net. Tigers move into scoring posi- tion. 144 I II II I V r  OKA. n ' ' vVOl . OM, ' Otll o. A 7 X R l . 1 i be9amr A N - 3 J ¥ i B ? 3B i v B X f ) y Rolo: Gil Burns, Dave George, John Gross, Ron Rishagen. Second Row: Tom Brennan (coach) , Tom Brind- ley. Bob Magee, Jeff Sauer, Dave Scrim, Steve Gustafson, Dan Cybulski. FRESHMEN HOCKEY TEAM FRESHMAN GAMES Colo. Opp 3 Denver 2 5 Denver 8 6 W. MD 5 2 W. MD 8 1 McKallister 4 6 McKallister 3 For the first time in recent years Colorado Col- lege sponsored a Freshman hockey program. Al- though part of this program was cut short because of extenuating circumstances the general idea was a success. The two games with Denver and the road trip to Minnesota gave the team a chance to play to- gether and to get them acquainted with some of the competition it will meet in varsity years. Coach Brennan felt the trip accomplished what it was meant for and was pleased with the split in games. 145 URKE BARRY ANTHONY CARL CAB f e ? ' mi First Row: Rosey Collins, Coach Eastlack, Manager Fred Singleton, Ass ' t. Coach Jim Hanks. Second Row: Dan Wright, Dave Herrington, Farrel Thompson, Al Lizzul, John Reid, Farrel Howell, Barry Anthony, Steve Sabom, Dave Krell, Bill Binke, Al Loosli, Carl Cabbiness, Greg Smith, Bill Pelz. BASKETBALL This year ' s basketball team met with bad luck from the start of the season until the last game. The black cat first crossed Coach Eastlack ' s path when six-seven cen- ter Steve Sabom was sidelined with a back injury. The big blow came at semesters when six players were declared scholas- tically ineligible including the top four sco rers and the top two rebounders. Few people gave the Tigers a chance for an- other victory after this loss but the Tigers stayed right in the title race until the last game. The final calamity occurred, again through the injury route, as a sprained ankle and a chipped bone limited the Ti- gers to eight men, including three fresh- men. The Tigers went into the final two game series needing one victory for the co- championship and two for the undisputed title. Hard luck was again a factor as the Tigers played well enough to win but dropped a 76-74 decision in the final game. As a result the cagers finished in a three- way tie for second with an 8-8 record in the conference. The makeshift squad ' s rec- ord is a fitting monument to the coaching ability of Red Eastlack and Jim Hanks. 148 Bill Burke taps in easy bucket. Dave Krell gets the ball out of trouble. 149 Greg Smith drives in hard for a lay-up. Bill Burke and Dave Krell control boards. Promising freshman Harrington hits for two. Dan Vright cracks C.S.C. defense. The Tigers take the floor. Barry Anthony up high for the tip. Coach Eastlack outlines strategy dur- ing halftime. 151 m-m ' ' First Row: Ted Sliopoulos, Buzz Poe, Ed Kuiper, Solomon Nkiwane, Tony Gaskill. Second Row: Frank Boyden, John Pasley, Ray Boyce, Abiodun Afonja, John Stickney (captain), Ernie Le Melle. SOCCER TEAM SEASON RECORD wins losses 4 2 This record was compiled in a series of games with the Air Force Academy and the Fountain Valley School. 152 First Row: Al Johansson, Dean Behse, Chuck Hudson, Tom Malone, Greg Wingate. Second Row: Tom Richardson, Bill Mendenhall, Jim Heiberger. SWIMMING The Colorado College Swimming Team was represented in the Conference Meet and placed third. Schools participating in this meet were Colorado School of Mines- US, Colorado State College-lOVi g, Colo- rado College— 251 , and Western State College— 6. Members of the team practicing for Conference Meet. 153 First Roiv: John Barker, Solomon Nkiwane, Stefan Feyock, Harry Boyd, Don Kintz, Brian Bleakney, Norm Lidine, Tony McGinnis. Second Roiv: Coach Flood, Jim W ujcik, Denny Henry, Pete Webster, Ed Loosli, Jim Blare, Dale McNeal, Dave Krell, Jay Shideler, Jack Schwella, Bob Grant, Mike Durfy, Rosy Collins. TRACK TRACK SCHEDULE Date Opponent 2 17 Colorado School of Mines and Denver University 2 24 Colorado School of Mines and Colorado State University 3 17 Indoor Invitational 3 24 Rocky Mountain Conference Teams 4 14 Western State 4 21 Colorado State College 4 24 Denver University and Colorado School of Mines 4 28 Rocky Mountain Relays 5 4 Colorado State College and Colorado University 5 11-12 Conference Meet __ Colorado Mines Coach Flood 154 b ' V ' k - ® n , - 0f - Dale McNeil, Don Kintz, Dave Krell, Jim Blare. ,. ' ' Jim Blare and Jack Schwella. Ed Loosli 155 Brian Bleakney Harry Boyd Dave Krell rrfl -— i:-- - ' 156 Wayne McAlpine, Dennis Walker, Matt Railey receive batting pointers from Jim Hanks. BASEBALL Jim Hanks gives a few pointers to Gary Spark- man, Chris Batley, Barry Anthony, and Jeff Sauer. 157 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Date Opponent 4 18 Air Force Academy 4 21 Colorado School of Mines 4 24 Adams State College 4 27 Colorado School of Mines 4 28 Regis College 5 1 Adams State College 5 4 Western State College 5 5 Western State College 5 9 Colorado School of Mines 5 10 Colorado State College 5 12 Colorado State College 5 16 Air Force Academy 5 18 Western State College 5 19 Western State College Coach Carle, Jim Frolick, Wayne McAlpine. Joe Cordova, Coach Carle, Tim Moe, Dennis Walker, Matt Raihy. 158 Jeff Sauer, Chris Batley, Coach Carle, Wayne McAlpine. Gary Sparkman practicing while Barry Anthony and Jim Frolick observe. Barry Anthony practices pitching 159 First Row: Ron Taylor, Harris Sherman, Al Anisgard. Secnd Row: Mr. Petersen (coach). Rod Pittaway, Rusty Bas- tedo, Russ Sperry. TENNIS TENNIS SCHEDULE Date Opponent 3 24 Colorado College Alumni 4 16 Denver University 4 18 Air Force Academy 4 21 Colorado State College 4 27 Regis 4 28 New Mexico Highlands 4 28 Colorado School of Mines 5 5 Colorado University 5 11-12 Conference Meet 5 16 Air Force Academy 160 IJVTRA MURALS nv O te ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ ■M J ' P - ' 162 Kappa Sigma Cross Country Team. Ed Mason, John Mingus, John Barker, Bruce Houghton. Beta Theta Pi Football Team. Newey Bos- sart. Bob Lurie, Tom Rivers, Tom Mc- Dowell, Ned Lawrence. Kappa Sigma Golf Team. George Graham, Gordie Aamouth, Jim Hutchins, Mike Cud- ahy, Hunt Cudahy, John Rinderknecht. 163 Kappa Sigma Ping Pong Team. Pat Dona- hue, Dave Whiting, Gary Martin, Don Jor- gensen. Sigma Chi Tennis Team. Wally Schultz, Ted Worcester, Mike Irsfeld, Ken Reeves. 164 Beta Theta Pi Swimming Team. First Roiv: Steve Spoonamore, Greg Wingate, Dean Behse, Newey Bossart, Bob Foster. Second Row: Andy Durham, Tom Malone. Kappa Sigma Volleyball Team. First Roiv: Alike Durfy, Ed DeGeorge, Doug Norberg, John Rinderknecht. Second Row: Red Lar- son., Jim Haley, Ed Kuiper, Gordic Aamouth, Mike Cudahv. 165 Phi Gamma Delta Basketball Team. First Row: Bill Mellin, Bob Williams, Lee Muller. Second Row: Ken Mellin, AVayne Deutscher, Ron Strasburger, Cubby AVelch, Gregg Smith. Phi Gamma Delta Bowling Team. Jim Schultz, Tom Brindley, Bruce Boyd, Cubby Welch. 166 WOMEN ' S SPORTS ' ■•- ' 1 First Row: Jan Fry, Leigh Rainey, Pixie Campbell, Beth Kendall, Kris Hoof, Nancy Dehlin. Second Row: Chessie Kemp, Karen Clausen, Marianna Cogswell. Third Row: Connie Windle, Nadine Chang, Joan Jilka, Marian McClaughry, Keekee Minor, Mimi Meek, Honie B. Wil- son, Gwen Salisbury. WAKUTA W.A.A. First Roiv: Betsy Crockett, Carol Wright, Jan Albrecht, Jean Torcum, Betty Rouse. Second Row: Boots Stockton, Kathy Simms, Nan Lindsley, Nadine Chang, Iarianna Cogs- well, Nancv Pettit, Donna Storv. 168 Kappa Alpha Thcta Softball Team. First Roio: Sue Hoyt, Lee Trueblood, Jan Fry, Sarah Gruen. Second Row: Sue Lindhom, Diane Frew, Sue Bigelow, Sue Kellogg, Nancy Pettit. Gamma Phi Beta Golf Team: Julie Rolfe, Jean Torcum. Kappa Kappa Gamma Tennis: Con- nie Windle. 169 Delta Gamma Bowling Team. Becky Dunbar and Nancy Schorling. Delta Gamma Swimming Team. First Row: Roms Favrot, Buffie Buffum, Jackie Ives, Gwen Salisbury. Second Row: Ann Doremus, Julie Huenick, Joyce Manning, Susie Mer- rell, Cindy Pate, Cheryl Betts, Judy Cook- ingham. Kappa Kappa Gamma Table Tennis Team. Joan Jilka and Susan Flint Stone. Alpha Phi Table Tennis Team. Donna Story and Pixie Campbell. 170 CHEERLEADERS Sharon Demong Isabel W illianis Suzie Kellogg Lynn Millei Bobbie Tolley 171 c A M P U s L I F E t7% r. - f . f . TV ' . Veni FRESHMAN Vidi ' The time has come ... to talk of many things IRIENTA riON Freshmen Orientation has a purpose ... to re- lieve upperclass aggressions (at least that ' s how it seems) and to help the freshmen become imbued ■ vith C.C. enthusiasm and organization. Campus tours, class meetings, pep rallies and registration guides are prepared by the Tiger and Black and Gold club members, headed by the Enthusiasm Committee. The process of indoctrination is ended vith the combination flag pole climb and garbage fight be- t veen the Sophomore and Freshmen Classes. Vici All this for one course? A little louder! Isn ' t this fun! Slurp, slurp . . . Hey, you ' re eating the rind! WATERMELON BUST The Sigma Chis, for 29 years, have added to activities with their all school Watermelon Bust. Each year the Freshmen girls in each sorority and I.W.A. prepare a fun booth and chose one from their group to compete for the Watermelon Bust Queenship. The afternoon ' s fes- tivities are supplimented by a jazz band. We ' re not that hard to ring Sue Halton, Queen for an afternoon. 176 X la k. But I don wanna g ' ' ome! VARIETY SHOW Another C.C. tradition, the Variety Show, offers a relief from hectic studies and a chance for expression for both the faculty and students. The program was varied— from a Philippine folk dance to riotous melodramatic sketches. and I ' ve got a song that I ' m singing One, two, three— fling. 178 We know what you ' re doing The esteemed group behind it all. You ' re nice, but who are you? We want more . . . ! Oh, for my 10 speed light weight . . i f Need a push, lady? Such determination! •• |k How ' s your elbow, friend? On Dasher, on Piancer 180 Watch those signals, Dale. GREEK WEEKEND Are there any questions? And now we have Greek Week, fun and frolick for frats. Developed to promote an Intra-Fraternity-Sorority spirit, each year it succeeds in inspiring a sense of the importance of common goals and good will, through the traditional Greek-type races, discussions and a dance. W hat, no twisters? 181 n ■I ■ H ' 1 v ImJl h.jhI ■| H H f •wis . f C ' mon, you guys, let ' s go! HOMECOMING A not so sunny day set the scene for the traditions of C.C. ' s Homecoming Weekend. Weeks of careful planning, blood and s ' veat produced a memorable bonfire, pep rally, parade, floats, game and dance. The floats this year carried out the theme of quota- ble quotes. The Thetas and the Betas took first place honors for their ■work, - vhich was soon torn to shreds by the fiercely blowing - vind. The busy weekend ended with a formal held at the ne v Broadmoor International Center. Who do you all think the Queen is? And the band played on . . . and on. 182 Is that so f i-rrfl- ' Everyone does his part— even Trigger Cold, but enthvisiastic fans. Let ' s fight, fight, fight . . .! 183 Six lovely ladies— Vho ' s to be the lucky one? W ho me? Oh, you ' re kid- ding. A swinging affair, for sure. • ■ 9i A JULIE BOHLKE Delta Gamma Homecoming Queen RASTALL Here ' s to the winners of the Rally Around the Keg. The celebrations were so fiery that the Iron Springs Chateau disappeared in flames after the party left. It ' s the only thing to do— join the Friday Afternooners and . . . TWIST! CENTER The custom of trimming the tree and group singing is continued at Rastall during the Pre-Vule Season. 186 ' ' i  ■ r IH ■aa Bf; f ' l til Jf ' JF lH 9 -: ' H| r 1 Which of the stories is true? Is the accused, Carl Chard, innocent? RASH OM ON Myles Hopper, Jim Fox and Drane Wilkinson begin the play with a discussion of the happenings to unfold. 188 Ah, the plot is coming to the fore. Ethel Geary is explaining her version of what happened to her mother, Theo Brodin. Terry Kidner portrays a Medium who enables the dead man to speak. ' a m uk i w - H f if V 1 = ■ ' H % fk 1. J ■fffHgl -h ' H .« io L i - teft ai ■ OEDIPUS Jocasta (Ethel Geary) and Oedipus (Dr. Hochman) see more clearly the horrors that he has perpetrated. Tiresias played by Dr. Bernard is brought before Oedipus and the chorus. Jocasta and the Greek Chorus. X M y O Oedipus now realized his fate to come. 4 189 Once again, our Drama, Dance, and Choral Departments have joined to pro- duce for us another musical spectacular. The leads for Damon Runyon ' s classic, Ben Lyon, Genevieve Vaughn, Lynn Bradley and Mary Hylbom, along with the support- ting characters, were convincingly por- trayed—the whole production was one that shouldn ' t have been missed. The coordina- tors, Mr. McMillen, Mr. D. Jenkins, and Norm Cornick coached the utmost from every member of the cast. It was a produc- tion - vhich should be ranked among the firsts of this year ' s activities. GOLDDIGGER ' S BALL Golddigger ' s Ball is a tradition renewed this year by A.W.S., it ' s the Sadie Hawkins Day of the C.C. campus. All women students voted on their choice for king of the ball— the lucky one being Jim Hanks. -■ , . There must be an easier way Crowning and glory for Jim Hanks. Rastall has never been so swinging. His majesty and court. -yf -. -= Lynn shows us a few things that can be done with a pair of skates and lots of talent. Queen Barb Couey and her attendants. Hey guys, you ' re supposed to stay on your feet. WINTER WEEKEND Watch out, brooms are in motion. Each year the Sophomore Class gets together and plans a Winter Carnival for all students of C.C. This year it ' W ' as especially grand, with such varied activities as a Broomball contest, inter- The winning Broomballers and coaches. fraternity hockey games, figure skating exhibi- tions, ski contests, a dance after it all and finally a lovely queen, Barb Couey, was chosen to preside over the whole proceedings. The Zetas are here— who will they play? Aren ' t you glad you ' re just watching? W ' hat a way to finish. I wish they ' d do something about these poles. Gibson and crew played on, and on and on . . . A lovelv way to end a weekend, with a dance at the Broadmoor. SYMPOSIUM Professor Morgenthau spoke on The Politi- cal Consequences of Nuclear Power at an evening lecture at Shove Chapel. Mr. Valter Millis, a close up of one of the speakers. The C.C. bus leaves Rastall headed for a briefing at NORAD Headquar- ters. The weeks discussions were begun with an All-College Assembly with Messrs. Brodie, Millis, Morgenthau present to speak on War or Peace in the Sixties — which is a statement of the theme to be carried out in the various meetings. 196 An informal talk between Harris Sherman and Dr. Bernard Brodie after a discussion in the W.E.S. room in Rastall. Careful planning by a steering committee of students and faculty produced a program of lectures and discussions to extend over three days— handling the topic War or Peace In The 60 ' s, the Issue of Survival in a Nuclear Age. Messrs. Millis and Brodie participate in the wind- lip symposium conducted by Prof. Boderman. A view of the enthusiastic participants in an afternoon discussion group in ' .E.S. room. 197 Tlie long line of professors militant in Shove Chapel for the first of three Convocations to be held during the year. President Benezet speaks at a convo- cation. Chris, what ' s the worried look for? COMVOCA TION AND ASSEMBLIES Harris Sherman and Myles Hopper with Peigie Benham as moderator elucidate and discuss their trip to Washington, D. C. They were present for a series of lectures for students who are concerned with the question of peace in this age. They presented films, slides and impressions gleaned from the trip. 198 in the heat of discussion . . ALL COLLEGE CONFERENCE For the second year C.C. has spon- sored a conference for all members of the college community, where such topics as 59 Minutes in Twilight, Is Dead Week All Year Around? Of What Value is Religion to the Student? were discussed by a panel with group participation. La Foret was the scene of the action which in- cluded discussion groups, dinners, and jazz and group folk singing en- tertainment. Tall pines, fresh air, and a clear sky provide a fitting setting for a mo- ment of relaxation. Bob Williams, Mr. Brooks, Buffie Buffum, Tom Rivers, Lani Marki- son, and Chris Griffiths discuss the topic, Is There Lack of Leadership at C. C; are the Greeks to Blame? 199 MIAMI TRIAD The Sigma Chis, Betas, and the Phi Delts, annually combine forces to pro- duce a series of group events for one weekend. This year a picnic was held at the Black Forest. That evening the three Greeks had a dance for their members and dates at the Antlers. ' l ' - ' ' : How about a small game of Prince to start things right? Sigma Chi: Dale Dalby and Karen Tovatt. Phi Delta Theta: Don Wolfgang and Gretchen Feroe. Beta Theta Pi: Brett Stearns and Leigh Rainey. What going on here? It ' s about this crowded floor. J . sr Queen Candidates: Sharon Shackleford, Bobbie Tolley, Norma Parker, Isabell Williams, Myrle Miller. MILITARY BALL Queen: Sharon Shackleford 201 What a lovely way to spend a . . . Christmas vacation . . . And you thought this game was hard with two- try it with three sometime . . . That ' s a great Benrus watch ya got there, Sher- iff. 202 and to your right ... is the new sight tor tlie K I can ' t believe it, but I think it ' s beer. So that ' s what they wear under those kiks . . . A small, but devout, prayer meeting— Rastall Rc ival. Quick, before Collins comes! And then it raincil . . . doves Can ' t y ' all get any lower? 203 Are you sure that ' s what he said? Some are really hard up for new idols and places of worship. Has anyone seen the church key: Ve ' re taking a collection for the ice rink . . . I y 2i This Rally for the Keg is getting harder each year. Excuse me, I thought the Rally for Peace meeting was to- night. A loaf of bread a jug of wine . . And Colin Wilson Here ' s the crew that serves food with a smile! Bemis Groin ip. Seated: Vince Greco. First Roiv: Sue Hardv, Jennie Moore, Debbie Wood Mary Lou Meadows, Donne Smith, Sandy Lazzari, Marcia Pflugrath, Sandv Johnson, Peegy Bronnen- kant. Second Row: Jacques Rivard, Gail Bundy, Chff Rouse, John Pasley, Dale SpaH Steve Cross Dan Martin, Matt Railey, Daryl Anderson, Pete Doyle. ' r . HASHERS Rastall Groiip. Front Row: Dick Lower, Judy McCoy. Billy Stanisich. 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Jean ....49,74,108,168 Alderson. Jane 106 Alt. Judith 31,81,90,104 . nil)eig, Tish 73 Anderson. Banv 116 Anderson. Darvl 31,96,20. ) Anderson, Julia .Vnderson. Rav 49.73,112 Anisgard. Alan 122.160 Anthony, Barry . 146,148, l. ' )7, 159 . nt( n, Robert 85. 102, 1 Hi . rent . .Susan 59.91.97.112 .Armstrong. . nn .49,71,74,75.205 .Vrmstrong. Daniel 60.1 14 . rmstrong. .Suzanne 53,106 Arrieta, I.iiis 76,99 .Vr iso. ' i ian 53 . iigenstein. an 53,108 Aycr, Susan 81,96 .Vyers, . nthonv 120 Bailey, Susan ' 108.205 Ballon. Susan ...49.74.80.84.104 Barber. . nn 53.112 Bardone. Mary 53.91.94.1 12 Barker. John ' 53.1 16.154.163 Barnctt, Tamra 31,98,104 Basham Arthur 116,135 Bastedo. Rusty ..31.81,96.99.160 Bates. Lorna ' 31,76,104 Bates, Lucia 60,112 Batley, C:iiris .92,122.142,157,1.59 Batts, Charles 31,116 Bauer. Robert 62,122 Bayley, Emery 31,98 Bays. Pamela ' 60,96,104 Beebe, Leslie 60,110 Beemer, Clharles .31,72,90,92.118 Behse. Dean 53,114,153,165 Bell, Kathleen 60 Benham, Peigi ...8,49,72,76,88, 106,198 Bennett, Jill 60 Bcnsen. Sonja 97 Benson. Karen 96.108 Bentley. William ...102.114.127 Berghind. Art 49.100.140 Bernstein. Daniel 99.127 Berthrong. Kathryn 49 Berzins. ilis ' 88 Belts. Cheryl 60.106.170 Bickley. Cynthia 60 Bigelow. Susan 94.110.169 Bills, Nancy 60,104 Biondini, Ronald 90,97 Birchill, Joanne 60 Bishop, NTary .Ann 60 Bishop, Mary Beth 60,94 Bitters. Dayid 75 Blair. James 135.136,154,155 Blair, Sally 53.108 Blauyelt. Robert 60.125 BIcakney, Brian 154.156 Bluck. John 99,125 Bohlke, Juliana ..8,49,72.73,83. 106.175 Bohn. Barbara 60.110 Bolick, James 127 Booth. Peter 60.114 Borah. James 114 Borowski. Gloria 60,99 Bossart. Newell ..49.114,163,165 Boucher, C.ary 96 Bourg. Nicholas 49 Bowers, Nancy 110 Bowman. Larry 32 Bo ce. Jay 76.152 Boyce. .Seece 49.71.88.106 Boyd. Bruce 154.156.166 Boyden, Frank 59,72,76.93. 114.152 Boynton. Lee 53.104 Brackney. Susan 53.108- Bradbury. Donald 120 Bransb . Fredericka 99 Brechbuhler. Wayne 60 Brindley. Thomas. 60,120. 145. 166 Brodin, Fheodora 67.76,80 Bronnenkant, Peggy ..60.96.205 Brooks. .Mice 49.73.104 Brooks. . nn 124 Brooks. William 32 Brown. Roseann 53 Broyles, Robert 135 Brubaker. Stuart 116 Bruce. Katharine 49.110 Bruce, Robert 122 Brunt jen. .Scott 122 Buchanan. Chris 97 BulTum, Buffie ...53,94,106,170, 171.199 Buhler, Frank 60.120 Bullock, farla 53.72.91.106 Bimdy. Gail 32,135.136,205 Burk. Thomas 54,114 Burke, Bill 147,148,149 Burmaster, George 122 Bmns. Gil 75.118,145 Binroughs. Nan ....53,54.71.72, 73,110 Burtschi, Linda 54.103,108 Bush, Dorothy 108 Butler, Ronald 122 Cabbiness, Carl .120,127,147,148 Cairns, Kenneth 49.142 Callender. Edward 98 Cameron. James 127 Campbell. Betsy 49.110. Campbell. Charles 118 Campbell, Priscilla . . . .32,96,104 168,170 Cann, Villiarn 60 Cantwell. Conan 54,116 Carlson, Robert 60.75.99 Carmichael, Lynn ..32,71.90,194 Caroom, Mrs. H. C 32 Carr, Phyllis 97 Carraway, Sylvester .100.135,139 Carrington Be erly 60,74 Carroll. Richard 120.135 Carson, Paul 60,81,118 Carter, Joan 49 Caudill, Susan. 59,71,72,74,79,106 Cazzola. Harry 60,81 Cellini, Donna 32.98 Chang, Nadine 49,76,80.94, 124.168 Chapman, Patrick 135 Chappell, Jime 32,106 Chard, Carleton 60.96 Chase. Bradford ...49.72,76,120 Cheley, Jeannete.. ..49,103,106 Cherin, Anthony 102,120 Cholakian, Richard ...49,85,92, 116,135 Church, Albert 93.102.127 Clark, Jeffrey 120 Clark, Judith 85,91,108 Clark, Michael 92.114 Clarke, John 114 Clarke, Kathleen 60.108 Clausen. Karen 49.104.168 Clifford, Sarah 54,99,104 Coe, Peggy 54,94 Cogswell, Mariana ....33,71.90. 112.168 Coit, Thomas 33,116 Colbert. Norman 88 Coleman. Samuel 49.118 Coles, Judith 49,108 Collier. Mary Ellen 54 Collins. Janice 54.97.108 Collins. John 116 Cohin. Bruce 61.81.100 Combs, James 33 C oney. Gail 94 Connelly, Susan 108,110 Connolly, Sarah 61 Conrad, ' Richard 61,120 Coogan, Nolan 116 Cook, Spencer 114,127,128 Cookingham, Judy 49,106, 170,20;, Cool, Carolyn 61,110 Cooper, Tom 61,118 Cordovor, Joe 158 Cornell, Charles 122 Cosby, Janet 33.72,76,112 Cotton, James 127 Couey, Barbara 53,54,1 12, 194,205 Coyert, Michael 61,120 Co ' ode, Susie 110 Cowles. Douglas 54,88 Cramblit, Mary 49 Cramer, Jean 61 Creyke, Caroline 61,87 Cristy. Lucy 112 Crockett, Elizabeth .54.85,104.168 Cross. Baryara 49 Cross, Stephen 75,127,205 Crosswy, Sherrye 11)8 Crumb, Candy 33 Crumb, DeW ' ayne 33,98 Cudahy, Himtington ...116.163 Cudahy, Michael ...116,163,165 Curphy, Jim ....33.100.127,128 Cushion. Charles 54 Cybidski. Daniel 135.145 Dairy. Thomas 49.120- Dakes. John 135 Dalby. Dale ..33.122,127,128,200 Damian. Patricia 61 Dana. Arthur ...90.96.98,99,125 Dangremond, Richard . . . .54,80 Danovic, Susan 61,108 Darden , Thomas 75,114 Dare, Susan .34,71,72,74.75,90,94 Dayidson, Pinina 34,96,108 Day is, Frederick 61,114 Dayis. Peter 120 Dearborn. Laura 54.1 12 Deayer. Charles 97.122 Deeds, Barbara 49,110 De Flon, Cassius 34 DeGeorge, Edward ..54,135,165 Dehlin. Nancy ...49,74,79,83,92. 106.168 Demong. Sharon ...54.91.94.171 Denny. Clark 122.127.128 Detrick, Jan 118 Deutscher, Wayne ...92.120.127 135.166 Diack. Crofton 49.127.128 Dianoysky, Ronald ..34,135,136 Dickison, Judith 54,106 Dickson, John 61 DiNLire. Thomas 118 Dixon. AVilliam 50 Dodge. Kay 76 Dodge, Louise 54.94.104 Doerr, Phillip 96 Donahue. Pat 50.116.164 Doreinus. .Ann 61.106.170 Dorsey. Gerald 61.91.114 Doyle. Peter 127.140.205 Dnnnmond. Kent 61.120 Dunbar. Becky 54.106.170 Dimham. Betsy 54.103.108 Dunkin. Linda 61,80,91,112 Dunlap. Da id 75 Dunlop, James 34.120 Dunn. Leslie 54 Durfee. Michael .92.116.154.165 Durham. .Andrew 1 14.165 Dutkowski. Brian .34,100,140.142 Dykes. Judith 54.106 Eastman, Benjamin 92.114 Fbey. John 34,88 Edmiston. Robert . . . .61.75.1 16 Edwards. Joan 61.96 Edwards. Suzanne 54.112 Eisele, Glennie 54 Ela. Jan 61 Ela. Lucy 61,81,97,124 Eliopoulos, Theodore 152 F.lkins, Claudia 50 Emanuel, Mary 61 Emerson, Sallie 50,124 Emmerling, Frederick. 34, 135, 136 Emmett, .Michael 93,122 English, Henry 81 Erikson, Linnca 61,94.110 Etheridgc, Thomas 61,116 E ans, Evan 35 Falk. Dennis 99 Farha, Gloria 61.94.110 Fayrot, Romelia 61.97,103. 106,170 Findeison, .Magdalana 67 Ferbstein, Frances 35,1 12 Fergason, William 81 Feroe, Gretchen .50,80,94,110.200 Fertig. Susan B 61,80.112 Feyock, Stephen 81,96.154 Fincke. Beth 61,87 Finlcy. Sue 61 Firmine. F.ugene 122 Fish. Sara 54.104 Fisher, Nora 35 Fisher, William 127,128 Fisk. Lloyd 91 Flanders. ' Kent 122 Fonyille. Ferry 75 Foote. Betsy. 3.5.74, 75,90.94.98, 108 Formby, John 35,127 Forsgren, Janet 61 Foster, Linda 54,73,108 Foster, Ralph 122 Foster, Robert 50.1 14.165 Foust, Glenn 62,118 Fox. James 80.188 Franklin, Bruce 50,118.127 Franklin. Polly ....50,74,96,110 Franks. Larry 62,120 Eraser. Janet 35,80,90,96 Fredregill, Robert 50 Fredrikson, Steye 62,118 Freer, Jay 128 French, Janette 104 Frew, Diane 110,169 Friend, Onica 62,80.87.91 Erink, Steyens 54,81,118,135 Frolick, James ..35,122,140.143. 157.158 Fry. Janet ...35.71.73.74,94,110, 168,169 Furdock, Ronald 36.135.136 Furgason. David ..30.36,72,74,83, 92,114 Furman, James 122 Gaddis, Maxine 94.110 Gaskill. Elizabeth 72.106 Gaskill, Herbert 152 Geary, Ethel 188.189 Geary. William 36.1.35.136 Gee. Natalie 62.87,94.106 Gehle, Susan 62.110 Geneste, Capt. Eyves 96 Geniing. Robert 36 George. Da id 145 Gerard, Susan 50,110 Gibbs. Jeannine 110 Gibson. Charles 77.81,96 Gibson. Judith ....36,81,90.108 Gilbert.son. Larry ...36,100,127, ' 128,140,144,205 Gillespie. Suzy 50 Gilmore. Thomas 62 Goodbody. Peter 114 Gotto. John 135 Goulart. Geoffrev 122 Goinlcy. Ann ...55.72.73.74.80, 97.110 Graboski. Gilbert 36.122 Gra!,owski. William 36.122 Graham. De Coincy 114 Graham. George 54.116.163 219 INDEX Gialiam, Susan 54,106 Grant. Catherine ...62,76,91.94, 97,104 Grant. Robert . . .81,127,128,ir)4 Gray. Judith 56,81.90.96,104 Gray. William 120 Greco. Vincent .. 120,127.1 3 ).20r) Greeley, William ..53.76.92,114 Greening, Charles 37.76.92, 127,128 Cress, Stephen 62,122 Griffin. Donald 91 Griffins. Y onne 55 Griffiths, Christopher ..37,71,72, 78,79,92,114,199 Grogan, Sara 62,99,106 Gross. John 145 Grothaus. Jane .37.85.94.106,205 Gruen Sarah .,.,50.79.99.110,169 Gustafson. Steohen 145 Guv, Bill 62,120 Haines. Nancv Jane . . .50.99,112 Haley, Jim . . ' 165 Hall, Nancy ,55,124 Halton, Susan 62,104,176 Hambleton. Duffy 135 Hamel, Robert 114 Hamiton, Jane 96 Hamilton, Linda 55,97,108 Hamilton, Mandv ..55,96,98,106 Hammond, Carol 37,104 Hampton, Donna 55,96 Haney, John 37,118,127,128 Hanks, James 148,157,192 Hansen, Bruce 62.122.128 Hansen, Janice 96,110 Hanson, Kenneth 140,142 Hardy, Susan 50,81,124,205 Hare, ' Lynne 55,80,125 Harrell, Sara 55,96,112 Harrison, Barry 37,205 Harrison, Linda 55,91,99 Hart, .Augustus 62,75,93,118 Hart, Michael 118 Hathaway, James 55 Hautala, ' Dick 81 Hay, Elton 50,80 Hay, Patricia 94,110 Hayden, Serena 37 Hayes, David 55,114,135 Heckman, James 87 Hecox. Walter 55,122 Heiberger, Jim 127,153 Heidel, Susan 55,74,75,106 Heller, Jo 62,79,99,106 Helms, David 62,118 Heminway, Jay 88,96 Hender, Eric 37,122 Hendrick, Judy 62,80 Henrickson, Site 62,94,110 Henry, Denzel 135,154 Henzel, George 62,93,116 Hen.sel, George 62,93,116 Herrington, Dave 147,148 Hickman, Elizabeth ...62,80,108 Hicks. Dale 55,122,127 Hile, Susan ...55,73,74,76,80,91, 94,97 Hill, Lacy 55 Hill, Lorna 55,104 Hill, Mary Pat 38 Hillhouse. Jeremy 120 Hilton, Jane 55 Hikz, Michael 98 Hinds, Ervin ....50,71,77,93,114 Hite, David 50,76,83,86,1 18 Hoffman, Julia 55,99,108 Holden, Marsha 62,112 Holden, Rebecca 55,96,104 Holdorf, David 118 Holleran, Terence 134,138 Holmes, .Ann 62,94,96,104 Holmes, David 62 Holmes, Susan 55 Honaker, Jimmie 91 Hoof, Kristen 38,99,168 Hooker, Judy 62,74 Hoover, Margaret 62,80,112 Hopper, Myles 188,189 Houghton, Bruce 38,116.163 Howard, Carol 100,1 10 Howe, James 62 Howell, Farrell 50,1 16,127, 147,148 Howland, David 62 Hoyte, Susan ...38,71,94,98,103, 110,169 Hubbell, Mary 62,112 Hudson, Charles .38,100,118,153 Huenink, Julia ...55,73,106.170 Hughes. John 55,80 Humphrey, Jane 62,80,110 Hunt, Lee 63 Hunter, William 50 Huston, Christopher ....50,120 Hutchins, James 63,116,163 Hybl, William ..55,72,92,102,122 Hyde, Carol 50 Hylbom, Martin 38,127 Hylbom, Penelope 38 Igelsrud. Susan 50.104 Imanani, Carol 63 Innis, Kathy 94,110 Irsfeld, Michael 122,164 Irving, Marcia 63,108 Ives, Jackie 38,170 Jaccard, Judy 63,91,108 Jackson, Barbara 112 Jackson, Christine 63 Jacobson, Caroline 55,108 Jaffe, Daniel 87 Jaffrey, Mardi 55 Janis, John 80 Jamison, Sunny 50,104 Jenson, Raechel ..8,50,74,94,108 Jilka, Joan. 39,73,74,90,91, 11 2,1 90 Johansson, .Allan 67,153 Johnson, Linda 63 Johnson, Lynda 104 Johnson, Sandy 205 Johnson, William 39,77,116, 127,128 Johnston, Diane ..8,50,76,85,87, 106,205 Johnston, Karen 110 Jones, Donna 104 Jones, Mimi 55,73,94,108 Jones, Trevelyn 76,106 Jorgenson, Don 39,127,164 Justis, Barbara 103,106 Kachel, Emily 63 Kaltenbaugh, Daniel ..38,98,137 Kania, Susan 63,104 Keens, Nancy 55 Kellogg, Susan ...94,110,169,171 Kemp, Francesca . 39,74,94,1 12,168 Kendall, Beth 39,96,104,168 Kendall, Robert .. ' ..30,39,71,72, 93,127 Kennedy, Judith 63 Kennett, William 118 Ketchum, Dana 92,127 Kharitonoff, Alex 39 Kidner, Terry ...50,83,87,88,188 Kieser, John 40 Kilbreath, Paul 75,140,143 Kilgore, Mary 63 King, Alfred 118 Kintz, Donald ....40,81,100,154, 155,205 Kintz, Edward 116,135,137 Kirk, Heather 94,110 Kitzmiller, Nancy 96 Klein, George 92 Knox, Marilee 63,106,205 Knudson, Kay 63,108 Kossuth, Karen 50,96 Koster, Frieda 63,91 Kosugi, Kazuko 80 Kramer, D wight 63 Kranich, William 96,122 Krauskopf, Karl 80 Krell, David 40,116,147,148, 149,154,1.55,156 Kiell, Virginia 40,110 Krouwer, Peter 63 Krushel, Diane 205 Kuehnert, Victor 40,92,118, 127,128 Kuglin, John 99 Kuiper, Edward ...67,76,96,116, 152,165 Kurashita, Margaret ...55,85,94, 108 Kutza, William 63 Lakes, Ronald 63 Lamb, Steve 205 Lambert, Patricia 63,81 Lambie, Barbara ..40,72,103,110 Lammers, Sydney 104 Larson, Leland 55,81,91 Larson, Norman 56,165 Larson, Toni ...40,83,84,106,205 Laurence, Normand . .50,75,120, 140 Lavgrs, Donald .40,93,118,127,128 Law, Peter 122 Lawrence, Charles 118 Lawrence, Ned 84.147,163 Lazzari, Sandra 56,108,205 Lea, Anne 80,94,103,112 Leibensperger. George 41 Leland, Mardi 41,80,96,112 LeMelle, Ernest. 63,99,127,128,152 Levis, John 76,84,114 Lewis, Ben 71,77,80,118 Lewis, David 140 Lewis, John 120 Lewis, Nancy 50,94 Lewis, Robert 63 Liden, Norman 81 Lindholm, Susan 110,169 Lindley, Joan 41,98 Lindsley, Nancy ...56,98,108,168 Littell, Robert 80 Livingston, Stephen 114 Lizzul, Aldo 41,98,147,148 Logan, David 41,97 Loosli, Alvin 116 Loosli, Edward ..56 116,135,154, 155 Lorson, Edward 63,118 Louthan, Susan 56,73,1 12 Love, Rich 120 Lower, William 1 16,205 Lucker, Jeffrey 63 Luft, Friedrich 56,122 Lurie, Robert .41,92,114,127,163 Luschak, Cecilia 41,96,98 Lyeth, Chip 116 Lynch, Dorothy 56,104 Lynn, Nancy 56,96,99 Lyon, Ben 56,81,97 Lyons, Kathleen 90,106 McAlpine, Wayne ...92,140,157, 158,159 McCarroll, James 63,122 McCaughry, Marian .50,112,168 McClure, Sally 41,108 McCoy, Judith 50.205 McCullough, Shirley 63,96 McDowell, Thomas ..42,102,114, 163 McGill, Daniel 140,141 McGinnis, Anthony 1 16,154 Mcllvaine, Karen 112 Mclnerney, Christina 63,80 Mcintosh, Kathleen 51,108 McKee, Fred 80 McLauglin, Michael 63 McLaughlin, Peter 63,118 MacNamava, Molly ..63,103,110 McNeal, Dale ...42,118,127,128, 154,1.55 Mack, Clyde 42 Maffei, Salvatore .42 Magie, Robert 145 Maier, Marilyn 51,99,124 Malone, Thomas .93,114,153,165 Manning, Joyce ...56,80,106,170 Mansfield, George 56,118 Markisen, Leilani ...7,51,77,103, 108,199 Maroney, Fifi 73 Martin, Daniel 63,75,76,93, 114,205 Martin, Garry .42,102,1 16,140,164 Martin, Marian .42,76,92,112,205 Marvin, Sandra 56,96,104 Mason, Charles 56,120,135 Mason, Edward 56,116,163 Mason, Molly 56,76 Mastin, Janet 96.110 Mathews, Kay 51,73,103,112 Maxwell, Wayne ..42,98,127,128 Mayer, Michael 64,118 Mayo, Rod 51,125,128 Meadows, Mary Lou ..64,80,205 Meek, Marion 74.94.106,168 Meis, Skip .51,71,72,76,77,114,127 Mellin, Ken 166 Mellin, W ' illiam 120,166 Melton, Benny ...57,120,127,135 Mendenhall, William ..59,64,72, 93,118,153 Meredith, Pamela 64,112 Merrell, Arthur 51,99 Merrell, Susan 56,106,170 Mertz, Gary 98 Mestek, Michael 116,135 Metcalf, Virginia 106 Meyer, .August 118 Mickelwait. Christie 56.1 10 Miesmer, Charles 88 Millard, W ' endy Miller, Ann 64,104 Miller, Lynn 56,94,104,171 Miller, Myrle 64,94,110,201 Miller, Polly 64,94,97 Miller, W endy 56 Millimet, Madlyn 112 Min, Karen 42,90,96 Minelli, Michael ....127,135,140 Mingus, Lawrence .43,91,100,163 Mingus, Michael 98 Minor, Katharine ....43,106,168 Mitchell, Carolyn 56 Mitchell, Diane 56,106 Mixon, Bud 116 Moe, Helen 56,94,112 Moe, Tim ...43,71,73,93,102,118, 127,158,201 Monell, Michael 64,81 Moon, Christine 64,94,112 Moore, Jennie 94,205 Moore, Jerry 43,71 Moore, Joseph ....51,75,114,127 Moore, Susan 64,94,110 Morgan, Roger 118 Morgan, Stephen 56 Morris, Carolyn 56,73,80,97 Moses, Marcia .....73,74,112 Moskal, Jan 51 Moskal, Stanley 43,140 Muehlbauer, Bernard 43 Mueller, Dennis 43,90,205 Muller, Lee 64,120,135,166 Muzzy, Theadora 51,94,110 Myers, Lewis 80 Murphy, Catherine ..51,100,106 Nelson, Carla 80,94 Nelson, Carol 64,205 Nelson, Robert 100 Newman, Nancy 94 Nichols, Colin 56,122 Nichols, Penny 56 Nichols, Rich 64,75,93,114 Nkiwane, Solomon .67,97,152,154 Nolting, Phyllis 64 Norberg, Douglas 44,93,116, 127,128,165 Norris, Michael 64 Northern, Jerry ..44,116,127,128 Norton, Donald ....80,90,96,127 INDEX No ig. Robert 64 Nussbaum. Robert ...75,127,128 Nve, .Marsha 94, UO Nvquist. Janet ...5,64,91.103,110 Oakes. William 81 Odell. L nn 51,110 Okaimira. Janet 64 Okihani. Ron 97 Olivier, ernon 44.80,96 OMallev, Lvnn 64,112 OReillv. Faith 64 Orban. James 125 Orem. . lichael 96 Osborne, Jerry 93,114 Paige, Carol . ' . 64,110 Park, AVilliam 118 Parker, Edward 51,81 Parker, Nancv 56,106 Parker. Norma 64,91,94,201 Parks, Bill 64 Parks, Margaret 56,104 Parliament. Mar in ..56,100,140 Paslev. William 152,205 Pate,Cynthia 64,106,170 Patterson, Eleanor ....56.94.108 Patterson. Susan 64,103.104 Peacock. Stephen 98.125 Pearce. Leslie 57,112 Peck. Rodnev. 44,83,84,92,102,1 16 Pellillo. June 64,87 Pellv. Carolvn 106 Pelz. William 57,120,147,148 Pennington, Russell 97 Perrv, Belinda 64.87,99 Perrv, Rosalie 64,80 Peters, .Ann 64,99 Petersen. .Allen 81,122,127 Pettit, Nancv 110.168,169 Petzold, Gav 44,71,90,96,110 Pflugrath. Marcia 205 Phelps, Susan 64,96 Phillips. Susan 65,91 Phipps. Marta 65,87,112 Pierce, Linda 51,73 Pinger, Robert 56,122 Pihawax, Rod 160 Placzek, .Anthonv 57 Pleasant, Peter 44,120,135, 137,138 Poe. Buzz 92,116,127,152 Polkinghorn. Sharon ....65,104 Pouting. Michael 44 Porter. Richard 65,93,118 Powell. Elizabeth 57,104 Powell, illiam 51,97,127 Power, Max .51,72,78,79.86,92,97 Prestavko, .Archie 90,93.140 Prestholdt, John 65,99 Price, Ellen 57,85,106 Price, Robert 44,118 Priest, Mary 97 Pritkin, Joel 65 Puckett, Charles . .46,51,75,79,83, 92,96 Quint, Elizabeth 51 Railev, Matt 57.157,158.205 Rainev, Leigh . 71 ,103,1 10,168.200 Ratnsev, Mick 93.122 Rase, Hank ..51,72.73,76,98,102, 118,127 Rail, Patricia 51 ,98 Reagan, Judith 57,108 Reeves, Kenneth .81,96,98,122,164 Reeves. Ronald 57 Reid. John ...51,118,127,147,148 Rcid, Judy 65,103,104 Rcinking. Robert 51,98 Rhodes, Dana 112 Richards, Nathan 57 Richards, Ric 57,118 Richardson, Ruth 51,108 Richardson, Thomas .65,118,153 Ricker, Johanna 81 Rider, Harold 45,98,125 Riggs, Camilla 65 Rinderknecht, John .116.163.165 Rishagen, Ron 65,120,145 Ritchie, Stewart 45,71,93,118 Rivard, Jacques 51,100,140, 141,205 Rivers, Geoffrey 1 H Rivers, Thomas ...71,72,93,102, 114,163,199 Robbins, Don 45 Robinson, Coleman ...65,93,114 Roe, Ken 99 Rolfe, Julianne. 51,74,100,108,169 Romero, Mike 100,135,137 Rood, Lynda 57,106 Rooney, Dennis 65,118 Rosen, Terry 65,81,122 Rosenfeld, Jerald 114 Rosenfelder, Reu en . . . .67,1 18 Ross, Dorothy 99 Ross, Susan . 57,99,110 Rottman. Louis 57,122 Rouse, Clifton 127.205 Rouse, Elizabeth ..51,73,124,168 Rouse, Frank 135 Row, Stephanie ..57,74,80,91,112 Rowland, Charles 127 Rowland, John 118 Rowlette. Susan 57 Rowlev, Jann 57,94,108,112 Ruehlen, Jan 122 Rutenber, Thomas 45 Sabol, Stephen 135 Sabom, Steve .53,71,72,92,118.148 Salisbury, Gwen 45,85.106, 168,170 Sampat, ' ijay 51,67,76 Sanborn, Caroline 51 Sanders, Eldon 57 Sartor, Jan 57,76,112 Sauer, Jeffrey ....81,145,157,159 Sauve. Denis 127 Schaneman, ' illiam 45,116 Scheid, Donald 65 Schmidt, Michael 122 Schmitz, Joan 57.77,106 Schneeberger, .Anne 96 Schorling, Nancy 57,106,170 Schreiber, Ronald 01 Schultz, Howard 91 Schultz, James ....65,75,120,166 Schultz, Vallace 57,122,164 Schwella. John ...57,135,154,155 Scrim, Da id 145 Seaman. Nancy 65 Seelig, Joan 104 Seelv, Ann 110 Segel, Emma 98,124 Sehnert. Susan 104 Setter. Phvllis 57,104 Shackleford, Sharon ...65.74,94, 112,201 Shaw, Dale 127 Sher, Ronald 57,118 Sherman, Harris .88,160,197,198 Shideler, Jay 65,99 Shoup, Nancy 112 Sikes, Sally 57,106 Simenson, Thomas 118 Simus, John 92,120,140,205 Singer, .Mrs. Shelton 90 Singleton, Fredrick ...52,118,148 Sipple, Lynn 65 Sippy, Carol ' .97 Smith, Blair 57 Smith, David 1-22 Smith, Deborah 57,108 Smith, Dornie 57.205 Smith, Greg ....118,147,148.166 Smith, Hallett 65.122 Smith, Lucv 52 Smith, .Marilyn 58,99,104 Smith, Moonvean 65 Smith, Nancy 65,94,104 Smith, .Sandra 58,108 Smith, Susan 103 Smyth. Partick 140 Snead, Sarah 45 Snyder, .Audrey 65,94 .Somers, Brian 65,93,122 Somer ille, Susan 58,106 Sorrick, Clay f)8, 75,77,1 16 Soule, Oscar 30,45,75,114 Spall, Dale 80,205 Spangler, Pete 81 Sparkman, Gary 46,120,135, 157,1.59 Sparling, Stephen 58,91 Speer, Margaret 52,110 Sperry, Russell 52,96,160 Spoonamore, Stephen ...114,165 Sprague, Stephen 118 Spring, Mary Tom 52,104 Sprinkle, Don 65,1 18 Stafford, William . 52,72,73,83,225 Stampfli, Judith .65,74,80,94,112 Stander, Judith 46 Stanicek, John 116 Stanisich, William 100,205 Starsmann, Peter 65,91 Stauffer, Nancy 65,97 Stearns, Brett 99,114,127,200 Stedman, Jon 46,80 Stetson. Mark 100,127,128 Stevenson, Schuyler 96 Stickney, John . ' ..46,72,76,98,152 Stiles, Carol 66 Stockton, .Alexe 68,112,168 Stone. Paula 72,205 Stonefield, Susan 94,112,170 Story. Donna 58,104,168,170 Stouffer, Donald 52,140 Stoviak, Joy 46,110 Strakosh, Cornelius 91,114 Strasburger, Ron ..46,75,93,120, 127,135,137,166 Streamer, Darla 58 Streuli, Mark 66,93,114 Strom. Robert 118 Sullivan, Raymond 118 Sunley, Traer 58.106 Swenson, Ingrid 52,108 Svmms, Kathryn 112,168 Talman, James 58,87,96 Tarr, John 66,81,100 Tarr, Mary 58,73 Taylor, Margie 110 Taylor, Max 52,98 Taylor, Robin 66,160 Taylor. Ronald 120,135 Terry, Stephen 66 Thatcher, Christine 58,205 Thiessen, John 118,127,128 Thomas, Jill 58,112 Thomas, Julia 52,104 Thompson, Donald ...52,87,96, 99,127 Thompson, Elizabeth 106 Thompson, Farrell 148 Thompson, Shelley 58 Thompson, Susan 66,110 Thomson, Polly 66,94,110 Thrasher, Robert 74,79 Todd, Hillary 66,91,124 Tollev, Barbara ..5,52,74,76,106, 171,201 Tondro, Lvnn 66,94 Torcom, Jean .58,73,108,168,169 Towne, Clay 104 Trinidad, Reuben .46,120,135,137 Trowbridge, Stephen 66 Troxell, Carolyn 46,73,74 Trueblood, .Anne 94,110,169 Trujillo. John 135 Tucker, Karen 66,103,108 Turtle, Mary 58 Twaddle, Sally 52 Tytler, Kitty 58,76,94 ' an Meter, Portia 52,106 A ' anOrt, Richard 66 X ' anPutten Marinum 100 A ' aughn, Genevieve ....66,80,91 each, Russell 122 X ' erLee, Donna 100 X ' icherman, Jay 52,127,128 ' incent, Lynne 52,94,96,110 Wadell, Barbara 99 Vadsworth, Christopher .58,118 Wager, Rick 81 Wagner, Mary Jo 58,80 ' alker, Dennis 157,158 Walker, Jack 47 Wallace, Kristin 58,112 Waller, Johanna 8,52.108 Wallingford, Earle 116 Wallis, Jo.Ann 58,96,104 Walsman, Tom 66 A ' ang-Lee, Surachit 52 AVard, Robert 66,93,122 AVard, William 120,122 ' arden, James 87 Warden, Pamela 52,106 Warn, James 99,127 Warren, Irwin 52 Varwick, .Arthur 140 Vatson, Sheila 112 Webb, .Mary Nelle 94,108 Veber, Mark 98,122 Vebster, Peter 52,127,154 Weed, Peter 118,127 A ' eed, Roger 66 AVeible, Frank 81 Veidling, Frederick 118 Veidner, Sarah 58 AVeir, Sandra 52,103,104 AVeisendanger, Susan .58,108,185 AVelch, David ..66,93,120,135,166 Vells, Melinda 58,94,112 Vendel, Shirley 58,96,104 AVest, Bently 66,76,97 Westcott, Lincoln 116 AVevmouth, Lawrence 66 AVh ' ite, Charles 66,80 AVhite, Jeannie 81 AVhiting, David 92,116,164 AVhittaker, Lester 127 AVhvte, Jeanni 66,94,104 AVilber, Pay 58,122 Vilcox, Joe 81 AViley, Jeffrey 120 AVilkinson, Drane 76,188 AVilliams, Isabel ..52,94,110,171, 201 AVilliams, Robert ..37,47,93,120, 127,135,166,199 AVilliams, Sandra 47 AVilliamson, Karen ....47,71,76, 90,108 AVillumsen, .Ann 58,96,112 AVilson, Honie B 52,104,168 AVindle, Connie ..47,112,168,169 AVingate, Gregory .93,114,153,165 AVise, Marilyn . . ' 99 AVolfgang, Donald ....52,80,87, 118,200 AVood, Debra 110,205 A ' ood, Diane 66 AVood, Sandra 66_ AVoodman, Martha 66 A ' orcester, Theodore ..47,92,102, 122,127,128,164 ' ork, Horace 80 AVright, Carol ..58,73,94,108,168 AVright, Dan 137,140 AVujcik, James 137,154 Yankovich, .Alex 122,140 Young, Bayard 66,118 Zagrodnik, Stanley 47,100 Zens, Tony 135 Zepp, Dennis 58,122 Ziegler, Gary 99,127 Zimmermann, Carol 58,104 222 AUTOGRAPHS 223 AUTOGRAPHS 224 Bill Stafford The last page of this yearbook is finally being completed. It has been a long arduous year filled vith trials, tribulations, deadlines, pictures, and copy. The success of all the work represented in this book is up to you. Colorado College IS a com- munity where we learn through many things, and the staff and I hope that this book is representative of some of the learning experiences which you have had this year. Through the efforts of a few (as is always the case) and capable people, this yearbook came into being. Bill Stafford, the omnipresent photogra- pher, tops the list of these people. It was only through his efforts that this book was possible at all, and as next year ' s editor wath all his experi- ence, Mr. Stafford should produce one of Colorado College ' s best yearbooks. Jane Grothaus, even after an accident with the paper cutter, willingly spent many hours organizing and typing the Cam- pus Life section. John Levis and Ned LawTcnce, though ery busy in other activities, industriously completed the Sports section. Betsy Crockett, who was one of the most efficient people on the staff, THE EDITOR Toni Larson scheduled the faculty pictures, typed copy and de- voted time to working on the other sections. The advertising section which was done by Kathy Clark, Bob Anton, and Rich Cholakian, hopefully will be as well received as last year ' s section. Owen Salisbury spent many hours indexing and typing names, and Stu Hovey did the cover design. Diane Johnston efficiently wrote the copy for Clubs and helped out in other areas where she was needed. Rod Peck handled all the business end of the year- book and spent considerable time in writing checks and sending out bills, as well as overseeing the sale of ads. Other people who helped with typing and iden- tifying and scheduling pictures were Sue Ballou, Sue Weisendanger, Margaret Kurasita, Kitty Tytler, Hadley Taylor, Kathy Berthrong, and Ellen Price. Yes, Colorado College is a community where we learn through experience and this yearbook has been one of those experiences for the staff and myself. ft! kMYER S YEARBOOK INC, 7 ..r-r ' :- ' . - iiwi fe ■w -r aisik- c . ' - ' jU; ,.-Ja . - ■LsaSfW- ir ' = Tj