Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1974 volume:

The Colorado College NUGGET 1974 •a ? m r - V :: - j ! IN submitting to the public the first annual issued by any class in Colorado College, a few introductory words seem fitting. The purpose of the class of 1901 in publishing this book is to give an impulse to the life of the College which shall inspire every future class to follow our example. We have chosen as a name, which we hope the successive volumes will bear, one which was, in our judgment, the best of many suggested by the student body; one appropriate to this region and to the locality, at the same time symbolic of the tiger colors, and expressive of the spirit which is characteristic of the College. We have tried to make this publication what a college annual should be — a record of the college life, representative of the students and containing a fair proportion of fun and fancy, yet not unmindful of the best literary standards. ft r :: , iV SO WE RESPECTFULLY SUBMIT to the students, the alumni, and the other friends of Colorado College, Volume I of THE PIKE ' S PEAK NUGGET. You may test it in the crucible of criticism, you may horde it away like a miser, or you may make it an ornament for your table and exhibit it freely to your friends. Our labor will be repaid if you find it true gold. THESE SENTIMENTS are not unlike those felt by the current staff seventy years later, and so we echo this INTRODUCTION with but minor emendations. SO WE RESPECTFULLY SUBMIT to the students, the alumni, and the other friends of Colorado College, Volume Seventy- Three of THE PIKE ' S PEAK NUGGET, the record of the year of the Centennial, 1974. ALTHOUGH COLORADO COLLEGE is strictly non-sectarian and independent of all ecclesiastical control, its early history shows the influence of the Congregational Church. THE FOUNDATION of Colorado College was first actively un- dertaken by the Congregational Association in 1873 due to a proposal of Reverend Edward P. Tenney, who realized the need for educational facilities under Christian auspices. The first ac- tive work of the association was prompted by Professor Thomas Haskell, who entered into the foundation with great earnestness and acted as financial agent during the establishment of the College. The College was officially approved at a meeting of The Congregational Conference in Denver on January 20, 1874, two years prior to the statehood of Colorado. Chief financial backer of the young college was General William Jackson Palmer, owner and builder of the Denver Rio Grande Railroad. The Reverend Jonathan Edwards was in charge of the opening of the college. IV = - T . -- ' ;.-r « ,  r3« ' -. SflfcS A? ON MAY 6, 1874, the association opened the first classes of Colorado College in the old Wanless Building (now the First National Bank Building) with an enrollment of Seventeen Students. The following September a two-room temporary building was erected opposite Acacia Park with the enrollment increased to forty students. For six years this building remained the home of Colorado College. By this time the Panic of 1873 and the grasshoppers of 1874 had completely paralyzed business and hopes. The cry of those who remain- ed in the territory was money for bread, and not money for colleges. President Dougherty went East at this time to appeal for financial assistance but after a most earnest effort reported that nothing could be done at that time in the way of assisting Colorado College financially, and with this report came his resignation. REVEREND EDWARD P. TENNEY was sent out from New England to investigate the reported possibilities of the College and upon his favorable report was elected President of the College, and he assumed his active duties in 1876. President Tenney ' s coming brought new life and hope to the college. President Tenney was an advocate of the highest standards of scholarship and was not satisfied with anything below the standards of Har- vard and Yale. He had, of course, the problem of finance. For the purpose of securing a large en- dowment fund without begging it, he entered upon a land scheme which, when viewed in light of pre- sent day business ventures, was exceedingly far- sighted and prospectively profitable. However, the venture ended in failure, and his office was vacated by the Trustees in 1884. His major con- tribution was the foundation of the present-day campus which began with the construction of Cutler Hall in 1877 and its occupation in January of 1880. The College was run by a faculty committee during the intervening years, and the future of the College was definitely in doubt. This bleak picture continued until 1888. THE ADMINISTRATION of William Frederick Slocum as President of Colorado College began in 1888 and would eventually span twenty-nine years, the longest to date. He was an able administrator, educator, and above all, builder. The endowment was enlarged by continued contributions from the East as well as from friends of the College who had come into wealth during the Cripple Creek Gold Strike of 1891. Many of the buildings of the modern era were constructed during Slocum ' s long ad- ministration — Hagerman Hall, a men ' s residence, Montgomery and Ticknor Halls, women ' s residences, Corburn Library, Perkins Fine Arts Hall, McGregor and Bemis Halls, and Cossitt Hall. Last, but hardly least, was the omnipresent Palmer Hall, which still stands today as the campus ' chief source of awe and legend. Yes, General Palmer ' s ageless contribution did block the proposed streetcar line of millionaire miner Winfield S. Stratton when its construction was begun in 1903. When this builder of the Colorado College presidency retired in 1917, Slocum left a valuable legacy. Colorado College had entered the Twentieth Century. M ' DURING THE YEARS between World War I and the seventy-fifth anniversary of the College in 1949, the campus saw four different Presidents— C. A. Duniway, C. C. Mierow, Thurston Davies, and William H. Gill. The college waxed and waned with enrollment depending upon several fac- tors—World War I, the ' Roaring Twenties ' , The Great Depression, World War II, and the Post-War Era. Notable among the new edifices constructed was the chapel donated by Eugene P. Shove during the Mierow ad- ministration and dedicated in 1931. This was the only major construction since the Slocum Era. During these years the College grew in prestige and stature, with continuing improvement in the campus endowment fund. Future President Lloyd Worner graduated from Colorado College in 1942. Construction of Slocum and Loomis dor- mitories concluded the Gill administration. r DR. LOUIS T. BENEZET succeeded Gill as President of the College in 1955, and the College began to build again under his capable administration. He was especially successful in gaining support from large foundations for the college. Among the con- tinuing benefactors of the college were the Ford Foundation, the Carnegie Foundation, the Boettcher Foundation, the Olin Founda- tion, and the El Pomar Foundation. The resulting additions to the physical plant were Rastall Center, the Fraternity Complex, Tutt Library, and Olin Hall of Science. NOT SINCE SLOCUM ' S ERA has the cam- pus undergone such physical changes. Since Dr. Lloyd E. Worner became the College ' s first alumnus President in 1963, eight new additions have been made to the growing campus— Honnen Ice Rink, Schlessman Pool, Boettcher Health Center, Mathias Hall, Armstrong Hall, El Pomar Center, and the new Arts Music Building. But steel and ce- ment have not been Worner ' s only tools for building. He has built the College ' s endow- ment to a new level of security, unknown to many similarly sized colleges in the educational world, notably the recent Packard Grant of $7 million and El Pomar Foundation ' s $1 million endowment. These are achievements which are unparalleled in the College ' s history. The celebrated Colorado College Plan has been another in- novation during the Worner presidency which is proving a great success. It is an ap- propriate honor that Dr. Lloyd E. Worner, who was present during the seventy-fifth an- niversary of the College in 1949 as a member of the History Department, should now preside over the Centennial Celebrations of 1974. 12  m. • •• 13 14 15 LEFT: Mrs. Russell Tutt, President Lloyd E. Worner, Mrs. Lloyd Worner, Mr. Russell T. Tutt, Chairman of the Board of Trustees. RIGHT: President Worner addresses the guests of the College ' s Centennial Dinner. BELOW LEFT: Professor Wilber Wright, Chairman of the Centennial Committee. BELOW RIGHT: Dr. John Silber, President of Boston University, delivers the keynote address at the Centennial Convocation. LEFT: Centennial Convocation — Shove Chapel, January 21, 1974. ABOVE RIGHT: The academic procession begins the observation of the Centen- nial. RIGHT: Dr. John Silber fields questions from the audience during one of the many panel discussions. 17 |r H ■ ■ 1 w v ' I ► kv Ik ' ▼ I - I «« UPPER LEFT: Craig Wilson eludes tackles on a sweep around left end. UPPER RIGHT: The Razzy Dazzy Spasm Band performs their famous pencil formation at half- time. CENTER: Team warming up on the side-line prior to the game. FRONT ROW: Line Coach Frank Flood, Scott Robinson, Dan Wat- son, Ron June, Dave Banks, Bruce Kolbezen, Bill Howard, Mark Preuss, Mike Schweitzer, Mike Krutsch, Craig Burleson, Todd Anderson, SECOND ROW: Head Coach Jerry Carle, Chuck Olson, Rich McDermott, Mark Huvard, Dan Traub, Craig Wilson, Bob Hall, Felix Martinez, Gary Linsin, Pat Haley, Sheldon Kersey, Carey Chamberlin, Darryl Crawford, Tim Black, Fred Stang, Greg Turman, Equipment Manager Harold Varley. THIRD ROW: John Hunter, Mike Royal, Terry Johnson, Mark Buchanan, Bob Blaik, Ted Swan, Quinn Fox, Ben Judy, Harry Mosco, Mark Robert, Dave McDermott, Bob Nystrom, Mike Rawley, Kirk Sullivan, Mark Paich, Mark Bergendahl, George Love, Randy Kinskey, Offensive Backfield Coach Leon Red Eastlack, Steve Paulsen. FOURTH ROW: Defensive Line Coach Ed DeGeorge, Sid Stockdale, Dick Harris, Mike Hubbard, Rich Haberkorn, John White, Frank Buchannan, Dennis Melton, Bruce Edwards, Rich Campbell, Steve Brown, Bob Harrington, Mike Hopkins, Tom Benson, Rick Stahlman, Tim Beaton, Jim Pogue, Cole Emmons, Wide Receiver Coach Jerry Lear. UPPER LEFT: Bill Howard and Mark Preuss block ahead of the play. UPPER RIGHT: A Helpless opposing quarter- back is smothered by Tom Benson. BOTTOM: Ted Swan sends another field goal on its way with the help of Dick Harris. «hl mm 4 Ttvv: f ■ . V tfj Sr. 21 f UPPER LEFT: Chuch Olson (37) and Gary Linsin (64) along with the remainder of the defensive line move in on the passer. LEFT: Quarterback Mark Buchanan looses a long bomb. RIGHT: Head Coach Jerry Carle watches his team with anticipation from the bench. 23 3WL I H I tt  am •■ .-.£% . , 4 M £ A V - . A UPPER LEFT: Doing the Soccer Tiger- tango. UPPER RIGHT— (To Page 25): Mean Machine Larry Weisgal shoots for the goal. LOWER LEFT: Jamie Peters battles for a chance to lead the ball. Ail- American Dick Schulte boots one for the net. I mi iiw mifiii ' -w 24 25 -__- __ RIGHT: Goalie Dan Griffin readies for the breakaway shot. FAR RIGHT: Jim Stebe and Jim Mitchell cover up the va- cant Tiger net. BELOW LEFT: Ed gets involved in the action in front of the net. BELOW RIGHT: Save! OPPOSITE LEFT: Griffin holds his ground on a point-blank Air Force drive. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Mio comes out of the crease for another save. OPPOSITE BELOW LEFT: Ed Mio does the splits. O PPOSITE BELOW RIGHT: Charlie Zupetz clears the rebound after an initial save. • ,- - ¥ 1 FRONT ROW: Hunter Sherry, Doug Palazzari, Pat Lawson, Ed Mio, Gerry Carmichael, Dan Griffin, Steve Sertich, Walt Bush, Bob Gunderson, John Hunter, Trainer. SECOND ROW: Jeff Sauer, Head Coach; Mike Hiefield, Greg Smith, Dave Hanson, Jack Downing, Tim Egan, Mike Straub, Warren Loken, Wayne Holmes, Trip Frasca, John Silver, Assistant Manager. THJRD ROW: Mike Bertsch, Assistant Coach; John Prettyman, Bryan Pye, Fred Klashman, Bruce Gallus, Mike Egan, Lynn Olson, Charlie Zupetz, Jim Mitchell, Randy Barton, Jim Stebe, Dennis Haley, Team Manager. 26 J. ' WNtfg % i its 27 RIGHT: Bob Gunderson and Greg Smith mash a ' Gopher ' against the post. OPPOSITE UPPER LEFT: Palazzari slammed into the boards. OPPOSITE UPPER RIGHT: Doug Palazzari, WCHA Most Valuable Player, wins another important face- off. LEFT: The Chicken. BELOW RIGHT: Pat Lawson breaks in alone on DU ' s Lo Presti. BELOW LEFT: John Prettyman rushes up ice. OPPOSITE LEFT: All-American Palazzari and Bryan Punch Pye fight for the puck. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Greg Smith introduces DU ' s Bob Krieger to the CC net. OPPOSITE LOWER LEFT: Pat Lawson fights off an Air Force defender. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Steve Sertich avoids a ' hook ' while moving into the attack zone. RIGHT: A shot moves toward the crease. OPPOSITE ABOVE: Palazzari scores! CENTER: John Prettyman hits twine. OPPOSITE LEFT: GOAL!! OPPOSITE RIGHT: Congratulations after the last goal of the year. BELOW: Palazzari tries to put the puck in through the Minnesota goalie. BELOW RIGHT: Sertich waits for the puck in the slot. OPPOSITE BELOW LEFT: Palazzari scores again. OPPOSITE BELOW RIGHT: After the overtime goal. 30 t 4 I HOCKEY Denver Denver Wisconsin Wisconsin Minn-Duluth Minn-Duluth Notre Dame Notre Dame Air Force Air Force N-Dakota N- Dakota Michigan St Michigan St Colgate Ctarkson Mich-Tech ' Mich-Tech Michigan St Michigan St N-Dakota N-Dakota Wisconsin Wisconsin Minn-Duluth Minn-Duluth Michigan Michigan Minnesota Minnesota Denver Denver 2 2 4 5 1 4 4 4 5 4 9 5 10 0f f ME ■■■RS- A S 31 UPPER: Guard Steve Howard drives in for two to the score at 35 all. LOWER: Left to Right; Rick Lopez, Brent Lanier, Jim Levecchi, Jim Eichenour, Jim Deichen, Bili Branwell, Terry Fetterhoff, Bryan Stafford, Ross Ar- mour, Dave Long, Bill Powelson, Steve Howard, and Ken Salazar. FRONT ROW; George Sheff-Asst. Equipment Manager, Leon Red Eastlack-Coach, Harold Varley-Equipment Manager, and Paul Gagnon-Asst. Coach. 32 . UPPER LEFT: Jim Deichen goes high to grab the rebound out of the oppositions expectant grasp. UPPER RIGHT: Bill Branwell and Jim Eichenour make sure the Tigers get two more. MIDDLE: Leon Red Eastlack coaches his team during a time out. LOWER LEFT: Bill Branwell lays it up and in as Bryan Stafford looks on. LOWER RIGHT: Brent Lanier fires an outside jumper for C. C. 33 LEFT: The Tigers and their opposition churn up Schlessman pool in a free- style heat. RIGHT: A C.C. swimmer grabs a breath while making a flip-turn. BOTTOM: Ace butterflyer Pete Simp- son on his way to another win! 34 i 3 12 l , UPPER LEFT: John Kessel goes high to power a hard spike past C.U. ' s blockers. UPPER RIGHT: Stuart McKinlay and Barney Dawson reach up to block an Air Force Spiker. CENTER: CC Volleyball Team (Left to Right)— George Jackson, John Kessel, Captain, Clark Lehman, Mark Lassleben, Stuart McKinlay, Mark Eastman, Tom Baxter. LOWER LEFT: Clark Lehman and Tom Baxter block while the rest of the team covers. LOWER RIGHT: George Jackson drives a spike at the USAFA team. 35 37 TOP: An opponent luckily sneaks away from the scrum, though a CC player has spotted him. LEFT: Quinn Fox, Dave Banks, and a host of other CC. Ruggers successfully defend the goal line. RIGHT: Hugh Cheney powers high to grab the in-bound throw. BOTTOM: CC. and Queen City Ruggers go for it. i . .-♦. % . . 38 • «W !ii « wm c v- 1 TOP: The Colorado College Lacrosse Team coached by the great Doc Stabler. LEFT: Tom McMahon lightly checks an opponent in preparation for picking up the ball. RIGHT: Cliff Crosby wards off a few opponents as Jim Soran scoops up the ball to begin the play. BOTTOM: Captain Tom Soran leaves his feet to fire a low shot. 39 ■ UPPER LEFT: Captain Tom Dumler drives long down a tricky fairway. UPPER RIGHT: Walt Bush gets out of trouble. MIDDLE: Tom Cone, Ted Warner, and John Hunter show the right way to hit the long tee-off. BOTTOM: CC Golf Team at the home course The Broadmoor. (Left to Right): Ted Warner, Mick Fredricks, Walt Bush, Tom Dumler, Captain, Tom Cone, and John Hunter. , ' . 40 UPPER LEFT: Women ' s Tennis Team (Left to Right): Anne Woodward, Julie Marine, Kris Lau, Rosie Harvey, Mrs. Handly, Coach, John Silver, Assistant Coach, Kay Knowlton, Lisa Flesche, Mary Barnes, and Shelley Coleman. LEFT: Peggy Reilly. RIGHT: Glenn Miller. BOTTOM: 1974 Men ' s Tennis Team. 41 JkeM UPPER LEFT: First-baseman Chris Sutley knees out the runner on a force. UPPER RIGHT: Wayne Holmes avoids the break-up and fores to first for the dou- ble play. MIDDLE: Dan Griffin con- nects for a hit and leaves the op- position ' s catcher empty-handed. BOTTOM: C.C. Team (Left to Right)— FIRST ROW: Trip Frasca, Steve Goettge, Eddie Mio, Rich McDermott, Al Medina, Dan Griffin, and Tony Frasca, Coach. SECOND ROW: Chris Sutley, Wayne Holmes, Rick Saver, Kevin Felch, Rick Lopez, and Fred Klashman. THIRD ROW: Joel Walber, Mark Samson, Rick Benoit, Terry Ver Haar, Doug Palazzari, and Dave Lowry. 42 UPPER LEFT: Kon June moves on out to a 9.8 clocking in t he 100-yard dash. UPPER RIGHT: Clinton Davis break the tape for the win. MIDDLE LEFT: Mark Van clears the first hurdle and takes the lead. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mike Hub- bared leaps long on the last part of his triple jump. LOWER LEFT: Paul McHugh lofts the bar for the Tigers. 43 44 TOP-CENTER: Colorado College Cam- pus Association. BOTTOM: Jay Maloney accepting gavel from Joe Simitian.   MV%AY I 1 ,N I. Ill IHWiL ' IH, TOP: KRCC staff. BOTTOM: Honor Council. 45 ? 3|- v •P ► ■ % I ■£ it w 1--9 ■ d • Nfe J m ' • t lb V - i . UPPER LEFT: The Boys in the Band. UPPER RIGHT: The Boys in the Band. LEFT: German Play. RIGHT: Pete Koscumb and John Plotkin. LOWER LEFT: Pat Casey. LOWER RIGHT: Margaret Snow. 48 a 49 50 TOP: Theater Workshop. BOTTOM: Chavarim. 51 52 53 BACK ROW L to R: Frank Buchanan, Rob Lewis, Watt Taylor, Tom Lyon, Mark Meyer, Bill Branwell, Dan Traub, Bob Nystrom, Mark Van, Dennis Melton, Paul McHugh. SECOND ROW: Pete Lelong, Paul Hurt, Doug Palazarri, Bill Steiner, Mike Hubbard, Steve Brown, Mark Buchanan, Kay Brotherton, Charlie Sherwood, Jim Haire, Ed Budd, Rob White, Hal Holder. FRONT ROW: Kevin Felch, John Zinner, Frank Purdy, John Forster, Al Medina, Tim Welcomer, Mike Krutch, Bob Hayes. 1 ■ V IK 111 fc BACK ROW L to R: Rob Hevey, Joe Thompson, Jim Blickensderfer, Dave Feil, Jim Small, Jeff Ardell, John Howe, Gary Ardell, Don Nelson, Glen Leisure, Tim Duggan, Jim Merrill, Chris Dalton, Fred Gysi, Jeff Johnston, Jeff Wengrovius, Phil Genty, Alpha Anders, Dave Gering, Brian Matayoshi, Dave Cowen, Larry Beidle. SECOND ROW STANDING: Gerry Piper, Ned Calonge, Chuck Streamer, Dan Shifrin, Britt Johnson, Bob Shiflett, Larry Levenson, Bob McManus, Gene Wades, Dave Caldwell, Gary Martz, Dave Long, Mitch Bird, Paul Ahern. KNEELING: Roy Leisure, Gary Dodge, Tom McKenzie, Chuck Allison, Greg King, Steve Collett, Dave Banks, Greg Oakes, Rick Angell, Howie Kellogg, Bob Hedges, Lloyd Hayne, Frank Bowman, Dave Hill, Paul Holmes, Lee MacLeod. NOT PRESENT: Bob Parmenter, Matt Dalton, Rick Colvin, Gil Cryer, Scott Noll, Chip McCrory, Chris Thomas. 55 BACK ROW: Jamie Harrison, Jim McDowell, Miles Flesche, Andy David, Lee Weisgal, Larry Weisgal, Scott Blackett, Jim Beck, Rolf Olson, Dave Boardman, Jeff Kinner, Ken Shaw, Randy Barton, Steve Lewis, Jim Byers, Toby Gallegos, Dave Burkepile. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Dilger, Mike Allured, Ned Holloway, Walter Bush, Chip Williams, Ed Jenkins, Charlie Van Orden. FRONT ROW: Will Smith, Tom Hirschel, Brian Eustis, Paul Anthony, Steve Koloskus, Mark Collins, Clark Bentley. . 56 SEATED (Left to Right): Mark Olsen, John Ordahl, Ben Judy, Bill Powelson, Wally Predovich, Tom Cone, Bill Howard, Mark Preuss, Mick Fredrich, Clark Lehman, Hank Otto, Kirk Hoffman. STANDING: Chuck Olsen, Mike Sims, Harry Mosco, Chris Sutley, Greg Harpel, Kirk Sullivan, Ross Armour, Jim Martin, Bruce Kolbezen, Joe Huggins, Sam Anderson, Tom Hirata, Rich Haberkorn, Bruce Edwards. ALOFT: Wayne Holmes, Fred Stang, Bob Orr, Todd Ander- son, Bill Gomez, Jim Buchanan, Mike Shay, Kevin Kinney, Jim Lowry, Jim Deichen, Carey Chamberl in, Dave McDer- mott. 57 FOREGROUND, SEATED— Left to Right: Chris Brown (reclining), Sandy Jones, Ted Earnshaw, Hark Heider, Paul Coquillette, Phil Amsterdam, Jerry Sohn (reclining, extreme right). BACKGROUND— Left to Right: Barry Rhoades, Mark Quinn, Jim Walker, Shahdad Zandfard, Jay Bruns, Chip Seymour, Peter Warner, Reg Francklyn, Thorn Keeling, Fritz Schaeffer, John Golden, Peter Hickey, Phil Allen, Alan Harris (peeking out), Fraser McAlpine, Bob Shaw, Steve Rosenbery (standing), Bob Epple, Ed Taylor, 17, Charlie Weiss, Ross Barker, Jon Burris, Dick Hoyt, Kile Powers, Kim Harper, Richard Balsam, John Villa, Mark Darlington. 58 59 —-mr- m ! ' ■ ■- — ) — W— w- «r BACK ROW L to R: Betsy Campbell, Debbe Bucher, Margy Felcher, Barbara Jean Hicks, Pat Moe, Banana Behan, Debbie Andrews, Priscilla Castillo, Peggy Yaeger, Carol Garten, Ellen Berrey, Katrina Carlson, Jennie Greenwald, Lisa Martin. THIRD ROW: Debbe Stern, Caroline Stoeckly, Chris Warfield, Edie Greenlee, Lauren Dun- can, Priscilla Bellows, Cathie Atwood, Carrie Rodgers, Cam Holzwarth, Jessie Bennion, Debbie Chaloud, Jane Kucera, Sue Tharp. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Schlessman, Susan Barney, Heidi Van Ert, Laurie Rennebohm, Kim Smith, Sue Benson, Lex Gamache, Connie Peters, Laurie Sweet. FRONT ROW: Jeannie Covey, Markie Jordan, Mel Robinson, Candy Wanlass, Joyce Baca, Juiia Craddock. 60 BACK ROW L to R: Mrs. Dzwans, Jennifer Varner, Nancy Vine, Jeannie Corbridge, Ginger Wilhelmi, Ruth Rowland, Kris Lau, Karen Kronman, Nancy Pattee, Melanie Swift, Mette Brogden, Dierdre Jo Fricke. SECOND ROW: Connie O ' Connell, Anne Hogan, Jill Hirschfeld, Ann Hamilton, Ann Foster, Mary Veranth, Mindy Hartman, Jenny Jameson, Twila Gibbens, Debbie Smith. FRONT ROW: Karen Fennell, Nancy Zellerbach, Maria Borowski, Patty Lovett, Rose Ellen Pattison, Jean Robertson, Amanda Gilbert, Susan Dwyer, Kathy Vigil, Julie Marine 61 BACK ROW L to R: Pam Keeling, Susan Hadley, Martha Carlson, Mia Vye, Maile Gray, T. C. Wilson, Kit Herrmann, Lisa Wise, Jane Lynch, Janice Stafford, Carol Garnand. THIRD ROW: Shelley Fox, Vicki Fagerness, Sue Johnson, Suzi Farver, Patti Maas, Sunny Truss, Gail Headstrom, Nancy Hall, Lee Darcy, Carol Barton, Nancy Small, Jan Christensen. SECOND ROW: Patty Hughes, Pam Perrill, Cindy Rhodes, Lisa Shefchik, Gwen Mottek, Peggy Reid, Jan Isaacs, Barbie Futrell. FRONT ROW: Barb Evans, Lisa Davis, Galen Goldsmith, Judy Smith, Margaret Snow, Wynn Downing. - - - - - ' ■•. •■ . - , . .•■.; ; --- - - ' « -■ ..... -v .,. ? ■ J A 4 . . % BACK ROW L to R: Sue Knock, Debbie Jones, Debbie Lanning, Lynn Luikart, Robin Chapman, Betsy Coulson, Sue Presti, Connie Cohrt, Linda Hart, Kris Rockey, Mom Hand, Patti Pflug, Candy Hand, Kathy Donovan, Cheryl Holmes, Sally Gaskill, Patti Freudenburg, Karen Hora, Karen Cox. FRONT ROW: Ann Ladenson, Lucy Bates, Amy Reichman, Anne Woodward, Kathy Leech, Melanie Dickinson, Linda Bradley, Linda Ribnik. 63 UPPER LEFT: Karate class. UPPER RIGHT: Marlys Gengler and Melanie Swift. LEFT: Mindy Hartmann. LOWER LEFT: Dance class. LOWER RIGHT: Mike Young and friend at Art Show. 64 TOP: John Grenardo. UPPER LEFT: A card game. UPPER RIGHT: A student who wishes to remain nameless. LOWER LEFT: Elsa Wolman. RIGHT: Another lecture. LOWER RIGHT: Richard Spaw, Karen Sweetman, Michael Roberts, and Noel Adams. 65 TOP: Broomball. LEFT: Jeannie Cor- bridge and Ann Ladenson. RIGHT: Gloria Taylor and Marty Clark. LOWER LEFT: Bob Sherman and Dave Tinsley. LOWER RIGHT: Ye Public House. UPPER LEFT: Carl Wolfram. UPPER RIGHT: Jesse Colin Young. RIGHT: Leo Kottke. LOWER LEFT: Mimi Farina. LOWER RIGHT: Livingston Taylor. 67 UPPER RIGHT: Now this is a bat . . . LEFT: Peter Ogura. CENTER: John Carper. RIGHT: Steve Menhennett. LOWER LEFT: Gary Dodge, Joe Thomp- son, and Bob Hedges. LOWER RIGHT: Carolyn Brown. 66 UPPER LEFT: Lisa Wise. UPPER CENTER: Mark Hughes. UPPER RIGHT: Chris Bastedo. LEFT: Dog Days . RIGHT: Off Campus-ites , BOTTOM: Margy Felcher. 69 UPPER LEFT: Professor Tom Ross, English, and John Leed. UPPER RIGHT: Ralph Byess. LEFT: Kurt Bucholz. RIGHT: Mike Hiefield. LOWER LEFT: Marian Davenport. LOWER RIGHT: Professor Hans Krimm, Philosophy. UPPER LEFT: Bruce Didesch. UPPER MIDDLE: Laurie Van Court. UPPER RIGHT: Dr. Rodman and Steve Lewis. LEFT: ROTC Day. LOWER LEFT: Diane Watson. LOWER MIDDLE: Jay Engeln. LOWER RIGHT: Anne Hogan. UPPER LEFT: Sidney Darden. UPPER RIGHT: Professor Ray Werner and Margaret Chase Smith. MIDDLE LEFT: Guard Harold Beaman and friend. MIDDLE RIGHT: Rugby Practice. LOWER LEFT: Betsy Neilly and Laurie Weinstein. LOWER RIGHT: Alison Ickes. 72 % m a 9 UPPER LEFT: Mark Bergendahl and Dennis Melton. UPPER RIGHT: Charlie Vogel. MIDDLE LEFT: Winter Pushball. MIDDLE RIGHT: Eileen O ' Neill, Bar- bara Hood, and Joe Simitian. LOWER LEFT: Rudy de la Garza, Dave Finley, Tim Fuller, Fred Sonderman, Bob Lee, and Glenn Brooks; the Political Science Department. LOWER RIGHT: Marlys Gengler. 73 UPPER LEFT: Marc Bennett. UPPER RIGHT: Tim and Meg Davis. LEFT: John Villa. RIGHT: Prudy Hawthorne, Joan Lindgren, Debi Bucher, and Sue Benson. LOWER LEFT: Sally Goerner. 74 UPPER LEFT: Lisa Carney. UPPER RIGHT: Joan Whitley and Raleigh Bowden. LEFT: Nancy Bragard, Deborah Lehman, and Betty Lewis. RIGHT: Steve Wong. BOTTOM: Karen Walker. 75 w JE Br , i p ■ UPPER LEFT: Jim Walker. UPPER CENTER: Allen Cranmer. UPPER RIGHT: Nancy Weber. LEFT: Peter Hickey. CENTER: Becky Cochran. BELOW LEFT: Jamie Clouse. BELOW RIGHT: Drew Castleberry. «k. y K i| m H !■ ■S v«v ' ' PSR H I J u Ms it IH M 7 ift-spp c-- J If- sjn| 76 UPPER RIGHT: Bruce Lowry, Hugh Cheney, Peter Budge, Dave Banks, Brad Berge (sitting). LEFT: John Ferguson. CENTER: Tom Hess, RIGHT: Rodger Neiley. LOWER LEFT: Paul Kuerbis and Charlotte Mendoza, Education. LOWER RIGHT: Scott Coleman and Renee Cousins. 77 Mm UPPER LEFT: Steve and Joan Mann. LEFT: Ann Hellesmark. CENTER: Margaret Eby. RIGHT: Markie Jordan. LOWER LEFT: Don Massey. LOWER RIGHT: Mike Keenan. 78 UPPER LEFT: Bill Frye. UPPER RIGHT: Dan New- man. LEFT: Glenn Miller, Paul Liggitt, Louis Agre, and Frank Moen. RIGHT: Deb Berger. LOWER LEFT: A rugby crowd, CC vs. Notre Dame. LOWER RIGHT: Howard Jones. wOf m -rvta. Wjjm Wm r V SL J 1 • i f Mr v : ' 5 . ■ ! 80 UPPER LEFT: Patty Coughlin. UPPER RIGHT: Barb Nevins. LEFT: Business and Economics Departments — FRONT ROW: Ray Werner, Eileen Tynan, Earl Molander, and Karla Schmidt; BACK ROW: Chris Griffiths, William Barton, Mike Bird, Walt Hecox, Al Johnson, and William Bechtol. RIGHT: Philip Naumberg. LOWER LEFT: Dead Dog Rover basketball team. LOWER RIGHT: Robin Morris. 81 BELOW: Kirk Thomas, Loomis Hall Resident Director. RIGHT: Professor Robert Loevy, Political Science. LEFT: George Love and Robin Morris. CENTER: Professor Wilber Wright, Physics. BOTTOM: 1974 Colorado College Centennial Trivia Bowl. 82 UPPER LEFT: Professor Owen Cramer, Classic. UPPER RIGHT: Math Department. SEATED (Left to Right), Bill Cateley, Jim Wood, George Simmons, Margaret Hansman. STANDING, Dan Sterling, Chairman, Dick Paine, John Karon, Jim Flanders, Dave Roeder. LEFT: Steve Paulsen. RIGHT: Mrs. Charlotte Tate, HR Mathias, and Mrs. Mary Stewart, HR Jackson House. BELOW RIGHT: Nancy Pattee. ►  xmmim lrJ ■ ■ •«• •■ •■• ' «a ana or mf w 83 85 LEFT PAGE— TOP: Kristin Lau. ABOVE: Cornell Scott. MIDDLE: Andrew Rush and Neil Anderson. BOTTOM: Jim Barton, Linda McEncroe, and Ava Berinstein. RIGHT PAGE— UPPER LEFT: Wendy Stephenson. UPPER RIGHT: Mexican Arts Festiva. LEFT CENTER: Tubing at Evergreen. RIGHT CENTER: Debbie Chaloud. LOWER LEFT: Professor Mike Nowak, Anthropology. LOWER RIGHT: Tracy Hughes. 86 • ■ 87 88 . TOP: Cynthia Frye, Joe Simitian, Carrie Rodgers. LEFT: Jim McDowell. CENTER: Dodie Taylor. RIGHT Professor Tim Saska, Art. LOWER LEFT Todd Holmes. LOWER RIGHT Professor Carl Roberts, Psychology. ♦ 1 89 11 UPPER LEFT: Government and Business Class. UPPER RIGHT: Mike Mill. LEFT: CC Mountain Climber. LOWER RIGHT: Lance Haddon, Director of Residential Programs. LOWER LEFT: Diane Watson, Margaret Montana, Sally Goerner, and Debbie Bucher. „ ' -. ' 4 k v ' ' :.- : . ' f ' M 90 TOP: Typical CC Football Crowd. LEFT: Paul Ahern. RIGHT: Professor Neil Anderson, Visiting Professor of Art. BOTTOM: THE SORORITY DANCE. 91 92 mtk 93 UPPER LEFT: Carolyn Frank, Gregg Wagner, and Professor Ramon Lopez-Reyes, Military Science. UPPER RIGHT: Mike Murray. CENTER: Peter Reum. ABOVE: Muff Soli. LEFT: Professor James Driy, Chemistry. 94 UPPER LEFT: Leslie Graver, Sue Larsen, Maririta Hicks, and Dale Gregory. LEFT: Professor Horst Richardson, German. RIGHT: Mindy Hartman and Jeff Siler. BELOW L EFT: Gwen Mottek and Twila Gibbens. BELOW RIGHT: Professor Walt Hecox, Economics. 95 ABOVE LEFT: Mark Schlessman. ABOVE RIGHT: Albert Shultz, Laurie Rennebohm, Pete Koscumb. BELOW LEFT: Jim Prouty. BELOW RIGHT: Jim Levison and Elsa Wolman. 97 UPPER LEFT: Football spectators. UPPER CENTER: Professor Doug Freed, Psychology. RIGHT: Doug Swain, Jeff Chism, Rhonda Fonay. BELOW LEFT: Cody Kelly. BELOW RIGHT: Glenn Leisure, Steve Collett, John Howe, Greg Oakes, Chip McCrory, Bob McManus, Roy Leisure, Howie Kellogg, and Dave Fe ■ - gfcg . %- v ,-Jir.- m | ■ - i . ■ Lr ' l 51M Wfi Mfr t Hw ■ ■- Ijt ■ l ' I ■ a k 53 - lOO UPPER LEFT: Suzannah Weston. UPPER RIGHT: Professor Lester Michel, Chemistry, Tom Dumler, and Bob Larsen. ABOVE: Professor Harold Jones, Chemistry. ABOVE RIGHT: Carolyn Frank. RIGHT: Rich Mount. FAR RIGHT: Tim Hearn and Ellen Lippman. 101 102 UPPER LEFT: Tracy Hughes. UPPER RIGHT: Lisa Davis and Patty Hughes. CENTER: Ed Rivera. LOWER LEFT: Professor Mary Alice Hamilton, Biology. LOWER RIGHT: Pete Ander- son. TOP: Jay Christopher. LEFT: Rich Mount. CENTER: Steve Nordbye. RIGHT: Chris Dalton. BOTTOM: John Golden. 103 ABOVE RIGHT: Dan Gregory. RIGHT: Carol Pomerance. BELOW LEFT: Evan Weiner and Missy Serre. BELOW RIGHT: Britt Johnson. 104 m LEFT: John Howard, Rick Byess, and Jeff Chism. ABOVE: Professors William Champion and Richard Taber, Chemistry. BELOW: Nick Huston and Neil Anderson. BELOW LEFT: Ellen Lippman. BELOW RIGHT: Margie Felcher. 105 UPPER LEFT: Jim Prouty. UPPER CENTER: Kris Lau. UPPER RIGHT: Lloyd Hayne. LEFT: Babalola Ayoola. LOWER RIGHT: Professor James Enderson, Biology. L06 r ; ABOVE LEFT: Professor Richard Pearl, Geology. UPPER RIGHT: Professor Barry Huebert, Chemistry. LEFT: Lou Agre. RIGHT: Peter Yanker. LOWER LEFT: Steve Nordbye and Jonathan Lash. 107 ABOVE LEFT: Alice Ballew. ABOVE RIGHT: Cossitt Ha RIGHT: Shadad Zandfard. FAR RIGHT: Dave Banks. BELOW: Lisa Sandstrom and Professor Keith Kester, Chemistry. fffW EPJCK H COSSTTf MEMORIAL I UPPER LEFT: Betsy Kehoe. UPPER RIGHT: Karen Serafini. LEFT: Bob Larsen. BELOW LEFT: Tom Cone. BELOW RIGHT: Miles Flesche, Lisa Flesche, Kay Knowlton, and Sue King. 109 110 UPPER LEFT: Reg Francklyn. UPPER RIGHT: Nina Feldt. CENTER: Betsy Roberts, Charlie Hopper, Lisa Flesche, Carol Kast. LOWER LEFT: Connie O ' Connell and Steve Collett. LOWER RIGHT: Steve Gropp. • -mm , m t in UPPER LEFT: Tom Taylor. UPPER RIGHT: Evan Weiner and Jeff Rose. FAR LEFT: Tom Gargan. ABOVE: John Gitlin. BELOW: Nancy Saltzman. 113 RIGHT: Michael Nava. BELOW LEFT: Cayle Behan. BELOW CENTER: Rover. BELOW RIGHT: Michelle Barefoot and Tom Spriggs. BOTTOM: Another foot- ball crowd. .c Vi Jn t § ABOVE LEFT: Dan Rutledge and Chris Junkin. UPPER RIGHT: Florence Walusimbi. LEFT: Sue Dutcher. RIGHT: Wendy Eisman, Roy Leisure, and Larry Levenson. BELOW LEFT: Jennifer Jameson. LOWER RIGHT: Dennis Haley. 116 UPPER LEFT: Tim Duggan. UPPER RIGHT: Chuck Streamer and Din Din Smith. LEFT: Bob Parmenter. ABOVE: Dean Elizabeth Sutherland. 117 118 UPPER LEFT: Margaret Felcher. UPPER RIGHT: Karen Pillmore. LOWER LEFT: Bill Howard and Julie McCauley. LOWER RIGHT: CC Jock. 119 RIGHT: Fantu Cheru, Howdy Jones, and Paul Rock. BELOW: Professor Dirk Baay, German. BELOW RIGHT: Cindy Campbell, Melanie Dickenson, Sherril Ice, and Candy Hand. FAR RIGHT: Colorado College Skier. xX U r_rr ABOVE LEFT: C. L Harmer and Friends. ABOVE RIGHT: Jeff Jones. BELOW LEFT: Eileen Carle, Karen Helrich, and Susan Hadley. BELOW RIGHT: Don Nelson. 121 UPPER RIGHT: Lisa Wise. LEFT: Dave Levine. RIGHT: Sara Hill, Susan Barney, and Roy Leisure. LOWER LEFT: Pat Kennedy and Professor Richard Beidleman, Biology. LOWER RIGHT: Twila Gibbens and Ann Hamilton. 122 LEFT: Jenny Jameson. CENTER: Dan Shifron. RIGHT: Shannon Hegarty. LOWER LEFT: David Thompson and friend. LOWER RIGHT: Rick Sauer. FAR LEFT: Harold Copeland and Tita Flack. THE CHARLES 123 124 ABOVE LEFT: Charlie Vogel, ABOVE RIGHT: Rhonda Fonay. BELOW LEFT: Margi Felcher. BELOW RIGHT: Steve Hong. 125 UPPER RIGHT: Josef Benavides. FAR RIGHT: Alison Lammot. BELOW LEFT: Sally King. BELOW RIGHT: Admissions Staff. BOTTOM LEFT: Feli x Martinez. BOTTOM RIGHT: Psychology class. 126 UPPER LEFT: Professor David Roeder, Mathematics. UPPER RIGHT: Dexter Guerrieri and Ric Sonderman. CENTER: Rick Colvin, Professor Don Shearn, Psychology, Louie Larimer. BELOW LEFT: Dean Maxwell Taylor. BELOW RIGHT: Fritz Schaefer. 127 ABOVE: Twila Gibbens. ABOVE RIGHT: Student on bicycle. RIGHT: Professor Alexandra Vargo, Biology. BELOW: Kathy Vigil. BELOW RIGHT: Janice Stafford. 128 RIGHT: Mitch Bird. BELOW: Judy Logan and Turna Lewis. BELOW RIGHT: John Middleton. BELOW LEFT: Mark Buchanan. BOTTOM RIGHT: George Wright and Melanie Dickenson. i , f 44 ttit4 Iff! |F£iAi 4, (2 ' UPPER RIGHT: Rober t Stabler. BELOW: Glenn Leisure and Kathy Vigil. BOTTOM LEFT: Tutt Library. BOTTOM RIGHT: Don Nelson and Tom Gross. 130 BELOW: Rugby Club. BOTTOM LEFT: Kris Lau and Bob Clabby. BOTTOM RIGHT: Dean Ronald Ohl. 131 ABOVE LEFT: Harold Copeland, Bob Drewery, Steve Stamfli, Don Harbison, Zeke Reynolds. ABOVE RIGHT: Karen Pillmore. CENTER: Miles Flesche. ABOVE: Hunter Sherry. LEFT: Palmer Hall. 132 RIGHT: Brad Turk. FAR RIGHT: Lynn Luikart. BELOW: Mike Mill. BELOW RIGHT: George Williams and Becks Field. BOTTOM: Joan Whitley, George Jackson, Maria Borowski, John Kessel, Laurie Jones, Mark Lassleban. 133 UPPER LEFT: Kelsey Cook. LEFT: Charlie Cambridge, Visiting Lecturer in Anthropology. RIGHT: Judy Logan. LOWER LEFT: Jon Roberts and Pat Cassidy. LOWER RIGHT: Betsey Coulson. 134 UPPER LEFT: Barb Hicks. UPPER RIGHT: Don Hinman and Gary Witherspoon, Visiting Professor of Anthropology. LEFT: Professor Mike Nowak, Anthropology. RIGHT: Professor Jane Cauvel, Philosophy. BOTTOM: Phi Delta Theta Community Service Day. 135 UPPER LEFT: Psychology Department, Professors Freed, Eichengreen, Shearn, and Roberts. UPPER RIGHT: Donn Turner. RIGHT: Shelley Mills. 1 136 TOP: Taylor dish crew, Randy Schurr, George Eves, Ken Michel, and Mike Hannigan. LEFT: Cole Emmons and Ted Swan. CENTER: Bob Clabby. RIGHT: Kathy Hein. LOWER LEFT: Larry Weisgal. 137 UPPER LEFT: Cutler Hall. UPPER RIGHT: Scott Robinson and Sue Murahata. RIGHT: Lisa Shefchik. FAR RIGHT: Admiring the photo display in the Great Hall of Armstrong. LOWER LEFT: Sue Dutcher. - 138 ' 1 4 ' mm ■ k m W mmmmmW ' ' :■ ■ ' ' :: ■! ImmmmWjU p- ' Mt a v HmmmmmW ■ f 1 ;; ' .:.T!Wi Py TOP: Brian McGuire and Tracy Hughes. LEFT: Julia McCaule. RIGHT: Larry Mascetti and Spence Stuart. BOTTOM: Chip McCrory. 139 ABOVE LEFT: Libby Gilchrist, Jay Bruns, Nina Klebanoff. ABOVE RIGHT: Terry Noble. ABOVE: Jen- nifer Lubs, Barbara Brooner, Sue Kay Johnson. FAR RIGHT: Professor Robert Mcjimsey, History. BELOW RIGHT: Lee McLeod. 140 UPPER LEFT: Chip McCroy, Twila Gibbens, Julie McCauley. UPPER RIGHT: Dan Gregory. BELOW LEFT: Paul Coquillette and Bob Morton. BELOW RIGHT: Pete Anderson. 141 aMmmmmm wmwmtwMnmmtmmu m m m m m m m w at m mi m a m w «■ m m ■ BWIft iWBB MOM ta wwraiM TOP: Skiing enthusiasts. ABOVE LEFT: Harold Bend. ABOVE RIGHT: Cassie Harkins and Laurie Rennebohm. BELOW RIGHT: Unidentified skier. 14; TOP LEFT: Craig Werner. TOP RIGHT: Mark Miller. ABOVE LEFT: Kyle Gifford. BOTTOM RIGHT: ANOTHER Crowd. 143 Ill ! WMN Mi TOP LEFT: Professor Ed Bauer, German. TOP RIGHT: Fraternity Football. LEFT: Indian Display. RIGHT: Meg Taylor. BELOW RIGHT: Kappa Sigs and friends. T0fi ) ' f ■ ' - ' ' rtL i ■■ ■■■ ■ ;■ ' ■ : . ' - ■ r ■■■- ' ' ' ' ,. ' fr: ' ■ Wi p S : ■L ■■■ ' ■■  . , F ■ 1 3 j N _- ■ r 906 ' Sff ' x ' S T . ' Ak Ski 4Jm ll Sf .„ _. A « ; i, v  . . ■ ■• ' _ . V- . .„. , . J.. .. ' 144 LEFT: Soccer Dinner. RIGHT: Ed Jenkins. BELOW LEFT: Professor Ray Werner, Economics. BELOW RIGHT: Britt Johnson, Gary Dodge, Chip McCrory. 145 146 UPPER LEFT: American Chamber Ballet. UPPER RIGHT: CC v. Air Force — second period hockey. LEFT: Jamie Peters. CENTER: Andrew Wille. RIGHT: Professor Beidleman, Biology. BELOW RIGHT: Chemistry Depart- ment, Standing, Taber, Champion, Jones. Seated, Michel, Hitchcock, Driy, Huebert. 1 TOP: CC Rugby Club. LEFT: Dr. George Fagan, Librarian. RIGHT: CC Lacrosse Team. BELOW LEFT: Andy Levy and Betsy Campbell. BELOW RIGHT: Phi Delta Theta Community Service Day. ifHetnpN clan LPES DI FR UPPER LEFT: Michael Nava. UPPER RIGHT: Outdoor Biology Class. LEFT: Mitchell Ignatoff. CENTER: Peter Quint. RIGHT: Brad Turner, LOWER LEFT: Jerry Sohn, Wendy, Stephenson, Kimball Forrest. LOWER RIGHT: Professor Sarah Simmons, French. i ' 48 UPPER LEFT: Dave Banks and Conway Fleming. UPPER RIGHT: John Frederick and Linda Hart. LEFT: Mathias after the snow. LEFT CENTER: Alpha Anders. RIGHT CENTER: John Mathew Davidson. LOWER LEFT: Miles Flesche. LOWER RIGHT: Donn Turner and Tom Dumler. 149 UPPER LEFT: Russ Curry. UPPER CENTER: Bob Hedges. UPPER RIGHT: Professor James Trissel, Art. LEFT: Patty Hughes. CENTER: Mark Eastman. RIGHT: Paul Coquillette and Sheila . . . BELOW LEFT: Ed Joyce and Lou Agre. BELOW CENTER: Paul Anthony. BELOW RIGHT: Sue Murahata. 150 UPPER LEFT: Ben Fischer. UPPER RIGHT: German Russian Department — Dirk Baay, Chairman, Edward Bauer, Miriamna Soudakoff, Armin Wishard. LEFT: Gordon Palmer. CENTER: Francisco Camarillo. RIGHT: Scott Noll. BELOW LEFT: Chris Brown. BELOW RIGHT: David Mapel. 151 RIGHT: Liz Kane and Hal Holder. LEFT CENTER: Bob Sherman. RIGHT CENTER: Pat James. FAR RIGHT: Greg King. LOWER LEFT: Peggy Kirkegaard. 152 ■ y V UPPER LEFT: Wynn Downing. UPPER RIGHT: Sunbathing 402? LOWER LEFT: Dennis Haley. LOWER RIGHT: Betsy Roberts. 153 UPPER LEFT: Daryl Koropp. UPPER RIGHT: Mary Sletvold. LEFT: Bob and Will Frey. RIGHT: Janice Johnson. BELOW LEFT: Mark Weston. BELOW RIGHT: Clyde Smith. 154 UPPER LEFT: 2 East House— Mathias Hall. UPPER RIGHT: 3 East House— Mathias Hall. LEFT: 2 East Suite + 1— Mathias Hall. RIGHT: The Blue Zoo. BELOW LEFT: 4 East Suite— Mathias Hall. BELOW RIGHT: 1 East Suite— Mathias Hall. RIGHT: Razzy Dazzy Spasm Band. LOWER LEFT: Chuck Briggs. LOWER RIGHT: Tim Hearn and Margaret Snow.  i H i  W ■n i • ! : v f t 1 It 5 K 1 7 li - % fa i V T 1 w 156 157 UPPER LEFT: Daniel Friedman. UPPER CENTER: Marshall Mayer. UPPER RIGHT: Keith Maranger. LEFT: Frank Moen. CENTER: Joel Maguire. RIGHT: Kurt Bucholz. LOWER LEFT: Lucy Bates. LOWER RIGHT: Leslie Priest and Peter Hickey. EXTREME LOWER RIGHT: Professor Shirley Hill Witt, Anthropology. UPPER LEFT: Judy Garrett and Fran Fisher. UPPER RIGHT: Ann Hellesmark. LEFT: Carol Barton, Nancy Hall, and Barb Evans. RIGHT: Cam Holzworth. LOWER LEFT: Joanne Omoto. LOWER CENTER: Debbie Singer. LOWER RIGHT: Aldine Lipe. X RIGHT: Tom Singleton. LEFT: Ann Ledenson and Carrie Rodgers. RIGHT: Linda Hart. BELOW LEFT: Nick Huston. BELOW RIGHT: Dave Levine and Muf- fy Mafei. 160 UPPER LEFT: Doug Peek and Patty Caughlin. UPPER RIGHT: Kay O ' Neill. LEFT: Phil Allen and Barb Crane. ABOVE: Debbi Schaffner. 161 UPPER RIGHT: Debbie Dahl. LEFT: Trivia Bowl. CENTER: Bemis Fire Escape. RIGHT: Karen Fennell. LOWER LEFT: David Sherman, David Mapel, Jane Robertshaw, Nancy Ekberg, Barb MacNaughton, Michele Bograd, and Ginger Maurer. LOWER RIGHT: Julie Oney. 4 162 UPPER LEFT: A quiet breakfast. UPPER CENTER: Priscilla Dale and Joan Whitley. UPPER RIGHT: Peggy Earnshaw. LEFT: Kathy Nyrop. CENTER: Kris Lau. RIGHT: Lawn Par- ty—Off to lunch. LOWER LEFT: Chris Chamler. LOWER RIGHT: Cindy Funckes. 163 ABOVE LEFT: Chris Dalton, Tim Duggan, Jerri Midgley. UPPER RIGHT: Betsey Johnson. ABOVE: Jill Hirschfeld. 164 165 166 UPPER LEFT: Kile Powers. UPPER RIGHT: Peggy Reily and Patrick Trowbridge. LEFT: Brad Turner. RIGHT: Mark Devos. LOWER LEFT: Michelle Bograd. LOWER RIGHT: Paul Cowden, Linda Lindquist, and Chris Brown. 167 UPPER RIGHT: Sue Murahata and Elaine Falender. CENTER: Jerry Carle, Director of Athletics, Tony Frasca, Jeff Sauer, Betty Foxwell, Red Eastlack, Ed DeGeorge, Clarence Sterne, Frank Flood, and Jerry Lear. BELOW LEFT: Becky Clark. BELOW CENTER: Susan Atkins. BELOW RIGHT: Randy Huwa. BOTTOM LEFT: Kathy Hein. BOTTOM RIGHT: Tutt Lecture crowd. UPPER LEFT: Tom Latka. UPPER CENTER: Professor Harvey Rabbin, Philosophy. UPPER RIGHT: Felix Mar- tinez. LEFT: Jan Isaacs. BELOW LEFT: Bruce Edwards and Sarah Jelin. BELOW: Peggy Lubchenco and Liz Madison. BOTTOM LEFT: Darryl Craw- ford. BOTTOM RIGHT: John Hillebrand, Peter Yanker, and Steve Paulsen. 169 UPPER RIGHT: Seniors watching off-campus girls ' Softball team. LEFT: John Hunter. CENTER: Kathy Kelleher and Nancy Ekberg. RIGHT: Mark Lassleben. BELOW LEFT: Chris Deemer. BELOW RIGHT: Cutler Quad Volleyba UPPER LEFT: Fred Fitzhugh. UPPER CENTER: Jim Sanders. UPPER RIGHT: Tita Flack. LEFT: History Department — Peter Blasenheim, Alex- ey Malyshev, Frank Tucker, Susan Ashley, Robert Mcjimsey, William Hochman, Tom K. Barton, Arthur Petit, and Dennis Showalter. LOWER LEFT: Women ' s Volleyball — Jeannie Jongeneel, Lucy Bates, John Kessel, Coach, Laurie Jones, Amanda Gilbert, and Maria Borowski. LOWER RIGHT: Barney Dawson. 171 mtiffim UPPER LEFT: ROTC swearing-in ceremony. UPPER RIGHT: Tom Lyon. LEFT: Greg Wagner and Ver- non King. CENTER: Ma rk Samson. LOWER LEFT: Professor Peter Blasenheim, history, and Professor Salvatore Bizzarro, romance languages. LOWER CENTER: Wendell Gallegos. LOWER RIGHT: Carl Watley. BOTTOM: Professor Alvin Boderman, sociology, and Professor Van Shaw, sociology. 172 iW V [ ' M w ll B i fwR v ■ Ai WV £ « 3S£ 5r V r -J V UPPER LEFT: Professor Herving Madruga, Romance Languages, Professor Marcelle Rabin, French, Bernard Bragard, Professor Wallace Boyce, Romance Languages. UPPER CENTER: Linda Hallenbeck. UPPER RIGHT: Chip Hawkinson. LEFT: Don Hinman. CENTER: Marc Coalstone. RIGHT: Susan Rogers. LOWER LEFT: Bruce Leaf. LOWER RIGHT: Capt. Larry Fleener, Lt. Col. Ramon Lopez- Reyes, Maj. Virgil Wells, and Sgt. First Class Albert Siemen. UPPER LEFT: J. Douglas Mertz. UPPER CENTER: Dean Ron Ohl. UPPER RIGHT: Dean Maxwell Taylor. CENTER: DEVELOPMENT OFFICE— Barbara Yalich, W. Robert Brossman, and staff. LOWER LEFT: Dean of the College Richard Bradley. LOWER RIGHT: Ad- missions Staff. 174 A 175 176 177 President Lloyd E. Worner has been associated with Colorado College since his days here as an undergraduate during the 1940 ' s. Since retur- ning to CC after his postgraduate studies, he has served in various capacities — professor of history, Dean, and finally President of the college. For his many outstanding con- tributions to Colorado College as a whole, and his financial and moral support of this book, we think it more than appropriate to DEDICATE THIS CENTENNIAL EDITION OF THE COLORADO COLLEGE NUGGET TO LLOYD E. WORNER, A FINE EDUCATOR AND A FINER MAN. 178 Photo index Adams, Debbie (4) 79 Agre, Louis Steven (2) 80,107,150 Ahem, Paul Benz (1) 55,91 Allen, Philip Brooks (1) 58,161 Allison, Charles Franklin (2) 55,157 Allured, Michael Earl (3) 56 Amsterdam, Phillip Lehr (1) 58 Anders, Alpha Jerome (2) 55,93,149 Anderson, Bruce Statham (4)89,101 Anderson, Peter Eric (4) 102,141 Anderson, Samuel Collins (2) 57 Anderson, Todd Fredrick (1) 20,57 Angell, Richard Lee (4) 55 Anthony, Paul Brooks (4) 56,150 Ardell, Gary Lynn (1) 55 Ardell, Jeffery Laurence (3) 55,157 Armour, Ross Wilton (2) 32,57 Atkins, Susan Diane (4) 168 Ayoola, Babalola Adebisi (4) 106 Ballew, Alice (1) 108,165 Balsam, Richard Aldo (4) 58 Banks, David James (1)20,77,108,149 Barker, Michael L. (4) 46 Barker, Ross Dickinson (1) 58 Barney, Susan Mary (3) 122 Barton, Carol Ann (4) 62 Barton, James Robert (3) 86 Barton, William Randolph (2) 26,56 Bastedo, Christopher (4) 69 Bates, Lucy Gardner (4) 63 Baxter, Thomas William (2) 35 Bayard, Joseph Edward (4) 79 Beaton, Timothy James (1) 20 Beck, James Wesley (2) 56 Behan, Gayle (2) 60,115 Beidle, Lawrence Richard (2) 55 Benavides, Josef A. (4) 126 Bend, Harold Pelham (4) 142 Bennett, Marc M. (4) 74 Benoit, Richard Donald (3) 42 Benson, Thomas Joseph (2) 20,21 Bentley, Clark McCary (2) 56 Berge, Bradford Craig (3) 77 Bergendahl, Mark Holmes (3) 20,73 Berger, Debra Eugenia (4) 80 Berinstein, Ava Ellen (3) 86 Berkeley, Anne Randolph (2) 46 Berrey, Ellen Maida (2) 60 Bird, Mitchell Peter (2) 55,129 Biven, Leslie Taber (4) 166 Black, Timothy Thompson (1) 20 Blackett, Scott Lourie (3) 56 Blaik, Robert Earl (1) 20 Blakney, Peter James (4) 166 Blickensderfer, James C. Ill (1) 55 Boardman, David L. (4) 56 Boebel, Richard B. (4) 101 Bograd, Michele L. (4) 162,167 Borowski, Maria Elaine (1) 61 Bowden, Raleigh Anne (4) 75 Bowman, Frank Otto III (2) 55 Bradley, Linda Preston (1) 63 Bragard, Nancy Fulton (4) 75 Branwell, William Carl (3) 32,33,54 Brogden, Mette Jean (2) 61 Brooner, Barbara Jean (4) 140 Brown, Carolyn (4) 68 Brown, Christopher A. (4)58,151,167 Brown, Stephen Loyd (2) 20,54 Bruns, Judson Leroy III (2) 58 Buchanan, Frank Richard (2) 20,54 Buchanan, James Travis (2) 57 Buchanan, Mark James (2) 20,23,110,129 Bucher, Deborah Kay (4) 60,90 Bucholz, Kurt Swanson (4) 70 Budd, Edward Carl (2) 54 Budge, Peter Pierson (3) 77 Burkepile, David Craig (2) 56 Burleson, Craig W. (1) 20 Burris, Jonathan Mark (3) 58 Bush, Walter Lewis III (2) 26,56 Byers, Hugh James (1) 56 Byess, Richard J. (4) 70,96,105,124 Caldwell, David Benjamin (1) 55 Calonge, Bruce Nedrow (1) 55 Camarillo, Francisco (4) 151 Campbell, Elizabeth Ann (3) 60 Campbell, Richard M. (4) 20,166 Carlson, Kathryn Ann (1) 60 Carlson, Martha Sue (2) 62 Carmichael, Gerald S. (4) 26,79 Carney, Lisa (4) 75 Carper, John Tazewell (4) 68 Casey, Thomas Patrick (3) 47 Castillo, Priscilla Disselkoen (2) 60 Castleberry, Drew C. (4) 76 Chaloud, Deborah Jeanne (2) 87 Chamberlin, Thomas C. (4) 20,57 Chapman, Robin Elizabeth (2) 63 Cheney, Hugh Amory Hunter (4) 38,77 Cheru, Fantu (1) 120 Chism, Geoffrey Paul (4) 98,105 Christensen, Jan Leslie (2) 62 Christman, Douglas Lee (2) 96 Christopher, Jay Scott (1) 103 Clark, Donald Spencer (1) 166 Clark, Martha C. (3) 66 Clark, Rebecca Lee (4) 168 Clouse, Jamie Alice (4) 76 Cochran, Rebecca A. (4) 76 Cohrt, Constance (3) 63 Coleman, Miles Scott (4) 77 Collett, Stephen Curtis (2) 55,98,111 Collins, Kevin Taylor (4) 79 Collins, Mark William (3) 56 Colvin, Richard Paul (4) 127 Cone, Thomas Charles (4) 57,109 Cook, Kelsey Donald (4) 134 Coquillette, Paul S. J. (4) 58,141,150 Corbridge, Jean Louise (4) 61,66 Coughlin, Patricia Ann (3) 81 Coulson, Elizabeth (2) 63 Cousins, Renee A. (4) Cowden, Paul Morrison (4) 167 Cowen, David Wiles (1) 55 Cox, Karen Faye (1) 63 Cranmer, Allen Andrews (4) 76 Cranmer, Jean Dorothy (4) 79 Crawford, Darryl V. (4) 20,169 Crosby, Clifton Dwinnell Jr. (1) 39 Curry, Russell Edgar (4) 150 D ' Arcy, Lee Ann (4) 62 Dahl, Deborah (4) 162 Dale, Priscilla Lynn (4) 89,163 Dalton, Christopher Scott (1) 55,103,164 Darden, Sidney Wayne (4) 72 Darlington, Mark Taite (1) 58 Davenport, Marian Michelle (3) 70 David, Andrew Benjamin (2) 56 Davidson, John Matthew (2) 149 Davies, Kimberly Ann (2) 112 Davis, Lisa Marie (4) 62,102 Dawson, Channing L. (4) 35 Deichen, James Clement (2)32,33,57 Dennis, Michael (2) 25 Devore, Darwin Alan (2) 101 Devos, Mark Steel (4) 167 Dickinson, Melanie Letitia (1) 63,120 Didesch, Bruce Edward (4) 71 Dilger, Michael Scott (2) 56 Dodge, Gary Carlin (4) 46,55,68,145 Donovan, Kathy Marie (4) 63 Downing, Jack V. (1) 26 Downing, Wynn (4) 62,153 Draper, Lincoln Arnold (1) 92 Duggan, Timothy Patrick (3) 55,164 Dumler, Thomas Lee (4) 100,149 Dutcher, Susan Kay (4) 116,138 Dwyer, Susan Tate (3) 61 Earnshaw, Edward Linsley (1) 46,58 Earnshaw, Peggy Lou (4) 163 Eastman, Mark R. (4) 35,150 Eby, Margaret Louise (4) 78 Edwards, Bruce Neil (2) 20,57,169 Egan, John Michael (3) 26 Egan, Timothy Francis (1) 26 Eichenour, James Craig (4) 32,33 Ekberg, Nancy Brooks (4) 162 Emmons, Matthew Cole (1) 20 Engeln, Jay Theodore (4) 71 Espinoza, Michael P. (4) 79 Eustis, Brian Dow (1) 56 Evans, Barbara A (4) 62 Eves, George William (2) 137 Fagerness, Vicki Lynn (1) 62 Falender, Elaine S. (4) 168 Farver, Suzanne (1) 62 Feil, David Arnold (2) 55,98 Felch, Kevin Lee (3) 42,54 Felcher 179 Margaret K, (4) 69,104,119,125 Feldt, Nina Jane (2) 111 Fennell, Karen Ann (4) 61,162 Ferguson, John Austin (4) 77 Fetterhoff, Terry jay (1) 32 Fischer, Benhardt B. (4) 151 Flack, Suzanne M. (4) 166 Fleming, Conway Christian (1) 93,149 Flesche, John Miles (4) 56,109,132,149 Flesche, Mary Melissa (1) 109,111 Flynn, Meredith (4) 46 Fonay, Rhonda Kay (4) 85,98,125 Forrest, Kimball (1) 148 Forster, John R. (3) 22,54 Foster, Ann Therese (1) 61 Fox, Edward Quinn (1) 20,38 Fox, Shelley (3) 62 Francklyn, Reginald Deveau (2) 58,157 Frank, Carolyn Louise (4) 94,100 Frasca, Anthony Joseph III (2) 26,42 Frederick, John Billington (2) 149 Fredericks, Michael David (2) 57 Freudenburg, Patricia Ann (1) 63 Frey, Robert C. (4) 154 Frey, William Ireland (4) 154 Fricke, Deirdre Jo (1) 61 Frith, Gilbert H. (4) 110 Frye, William M. (4) 80 Funckes, Cynthia Gail (4) 163 Futrell, Barbee Jo (3) 62 Gallegos, Tobias Eleuterio (3) 56 Gallus, Bruce Fulton (4) 26,89 Gargan, Thomas Joseph (4) 113 Garnand, Carol Edith (2) 62 Garten, Carol Laird (1) 60 Gaskill, Sarah Jane (3) 63 Gengler, Marlys S. (1) 64,73 Genty, Philip Michael (1) 55 Gering, David Todd (1) 55 Gibbens, Twila Gail (2) 61,128,141 Gifford, Kyle Wain (1) 143 Gilbert, Amanda Harriet (2) 61 Gilchrist, Lisbeth King (3) 140 Goerner, Sally Jo (4) 74,90 Goettge, Steven Lawrence (3) 42 Goldsmith, Galen Lee (4) 62,96 Gomez, William Fredric (1) 57 Graver, Leslie Viva (1) 95 Gray, Maile Colleen (1) 62 Greenewald, Jennie (3) 60 Gregory, Dale (1) 95 Gregory, Daniel I (4) 104,141 Grenardo, John Archibald (1) 65 Griffin, Daniel Thomas (3) 26,42 Gropp, Stephen Patrick (1) 111 Gross, Thomas Peter (3) 130 Groth, Barbara Joan (4) 89 Guerrieri, Dexter Anton (1) 127 Gunderson, Robert Gorman (3) 26,28 Gysi, Fred Arnold Jr. (2) 55 Haberkorn, Richard Joseph (2) 20,57 Hadley, Susan Bryan (1) 62,121 Haire, James Alan (2) 54 Haley, Dennis Paul (4) 26,116,153 Haley, Patrick Brian (4) 20 Hall, Nancy Lee (4) 62 Hall, Robert Edward (3) 20 Hamilton, Ann Hale (3) 61,122 Hand, Candace Ann (1) 63 Hannigan, Michael Richard (4) 124,137 Hanson, Dave Lee (1) 26 Harmer, Cindy Louise (4) 101,121 Harpel, Greg Alan (1) 57 Harper, Kim Weston (2) 58 Harrington, Robert John (1) 20 Harris, Alan Weichsel (1) 58 Harris, Richard James (4) 20,21 Harrison, James Louis (1) 56 Hart, Linda Lea (2) 63,149,160 Hartman, Melinda Nairn (2) 61,64 Hawkinson, Eugene C. (4) 82,162 Hayes, Robert Paul (3) 54 Hayne, Lloyd Earl Jr. (2) 55,106 Headstrom, Gail Louise (2) 62 Hearn, Timothy Scott (1) 100,156 Hedges, Robert Byron (4) 55,68,150 Hegarty, Shannon Lucine (2) 123 Heider, Mark Joseph (1) 58 Hein, Kathryn Alexis (4) 168 Hellesmark, Ann (4) 78 Helrich, Karen Lee (1) 121 Herrmann, Kit Ann (2) 62 Hess, Thomas Frank (4) 77 Hevey, Robert Donald Jr. (2) 55 Hickey, Peter A. (4) 58,76 Hicks, Barbara Jean (2) 60,135 Hicks, Maririta (1) 95 Hiefield, Mike Wayne (1) 26,70 Hiester, Thomas Ross (4) 118 Hill, David Archer (3) 55 Hillebrand, John Alvin (2) 169 Hinman, Donald Lee (4) 135 Hirata, Thomas Jay (1) 57 Hirschfeld, Jill Ann (4) 61,164 Hirschl, Thomas Andrew (1) 56 Hoffman, Kirk Richard (1) 57 Hogan, Anne Bradley (4) 61,71 Holder, James Hal (2) 54 Holmes, Cheryl Ann (1) 63 Holmes, Paul Burt (2) 55 Holmes, Todd Gunnar (4) 88 Holmes, Wayne Randolph (1) 26,42,57 Hong, Steven Roy (1) 125 Hood, Barbara Joan (1) 7 3 Hopkins, Michael Allen (1) 20 Hopper, Charles Wright (1) 111 Hora, Karen Kiyomi (1) 63 Hord, Douglas Benton (4) 96 Howard, John Taylor (4) 105 Howard, Stephen Enderlin (3) 32 Howard, William J. (4) 20,21,57,119 Howe, John Stuart (2) 55,98 Hoyt, Richard Sears (2) 58 Hubbard, Michael Wetherell (2) 20,43,54 Huggins, Joseph Paul (2) 57 Hughes, Mark David (1) 69 Hughes, Patricia Gail (4) 62,102,150 Hughes, Tracy (4) 87,102,139 Hunter, John Edward (4) 20,26 Hurt, Paul Fuqua (3) 54 Huston, Nickels Bachelder (2) 105,160 Huvard, Mark Andrew (2) 20 Huwa, Randy Dean (4) 168 Ice, Sherrill Mae (2) 120 Ickes, Alison Anne (4) 72 Ignatoff, Mitchell E. (4) 148 Isaacs, Jan (1) 62,169 Jackson, George Dewey (2) 35,133 James, Tracy (4) 79 Jameson, Jennifer (2) 61,116,123 Jelin, Sarah Jane (3) 169 Jenkins, Edwin David (2) 56,145 Johnson, Britt H. (4) 55,145 Johnson, Janice Ann (4) 154 Johnson, Susan Kay (3) 140 Johnson, Terry Earl (2) 20 Johnston, Jeffrey Duval (1) 55 Jones, Deborah Kay (2) 63 Jones, Gilbert Edward (4) 58 Jones, Howard Henning (4) 80,120 Jones, Jeffery E. (4) 25,121 Jones, Laura Cay (1) 166 Jordan, Mary Park (4) 78 Joyce, Edward William (4) 150 Judy, Benjamin Roe (1) 20,57 June, Ronald Ervin (1) 20,43 Junkin, Christopher Lee (4) 116 Kast, Carol Ann (1) 111 Keeling, Pamela Jo (2) 62 Keeling, Thomas Bruce (1) 58 Keenan, Michael C. (4) 78 Kellogg, Howard IV (2) 55,98 Kelly, William Cody Jr. (1) 98 Kennedy, Patricia L. (4) 122 Keresey, Sheldon Cole (4) 20 Kessel, John Lamson (4) 35,84,112,133 King, Susan Virginia (1) 109 King, William Gregory, IV (3) 55,152 K inner, Jeffrey Brian (4) 56 Kinney, Kevin Derek (2) 57 Kinskey, Charles R. (4) 20 Kirkegaard, Peggy L. (4) 152 Klashman, Fred Steven (2) 26,42 Knock, Susan Lynne (3) 63 Knowlton, Kay Louise (1) 109 Kolbezen, Bruce Anthony (3) 20,57 Koloskus, Stephen Arthur (3) 56 Koropp, Daryl Jeanne (4) 154 Koscumb, Peter John (4) 47,97 Kronman, Karen Rae (4) 61 Krutsch, Michael Wesley (1) 20,54 Ladenson, Ann Arnold (2) 63,66 Lammot, Alison Trevelyan (1) 126 Lanier, Brent Joseph (4) 32,33,118 Lanning, Debra Ann (4) 63 Larimer, Louie Van (3) 127 Larsen, Robert Allen (4) 100,109 Larsen, Susan Kay (1) 95 i80 Lash, Holly Merriam (2) 107 Lassleben, William M. (4) 35 Lau, Kristin Elizabeth (1) 86,106,131,163 Lawrence, James B (4) 112 Lawson, Patrick Charles (3) 26,28 Leech, Kathleen Louise (2) 63 Leed, John Richard (4) 70,99 Lehman, Clark Middlekauff (2) 35,57 Lehman, Deborah Mapel (4) 75 Leisure, Glenn Neumann (2) 55,98,130 Leisure, Roy Neumann (2) 55,98,116,122 Lelong, Peter Bowman (2) 54 Levenson, Lawrence Amster Jr. (2) 55,116 Levine, David Keith (2) 122 Levitt, Nancy Havens (3) 157 Levy, Andrew Jay (3) 147 Lewis, Elizabeth M. (4) 75 Lewis, Robert David (2) 54 Lewis, Steven Elliott (1) 56,71 Lewis, Turna Ruth (1) 129 Lindquist, Linda Ann (2) 167 Linsin, Gary Michael (4) 20,23 Lippman, Ellen June (2) 100,105 Logan, Judy (1) 129,134 Loken, Warren Douglas (1) 26 Long, David Brothers (3) 32,55 Lopez, Rick Paul (1) 32,42 Love, George Olando (4) 20,82 Lovett, Patricia Ann (1) 61 Lowry, Bruce Andrew (3) 77 Lowry, David William (1) 42 Lowry, James Kennington (1) 57 Lubchenco, Peggy Jean (1) 169 Lubs, Jennifer Cameron (1) 140 Luikart, Lynn Elizabeth (3) 63,133 Lynch, Jane Carolyn (2) 62 Lyon, John Thomas (4) 54 Maas, Patricia Jean (2) 62 MacLeod, Norman Langley (2) 55 Macnaughton, Barbara Ann (3) 162 Maloney, Joseph Vincent (3) 44 Mann, Joan Adeline (4) 78 Mann, Steve Allan (4) 78 Mapel, David Reed (4) 151,162 Marine, Julie Lewis (1) 61 Martin, James C. (4) 57 Martinez, Felix Jr. (4) 20,126,169 Mascetti, Lawrence P. (4) 139 Massey, Donald Brian (4) 78 Matayoshi, Brian Michael (1) 55 Maurer, Virginia M. (4) 162 May, Michelle Licia (2) 165 McAlpine, Fraser Angus (3) 58 McCrory, Charles Bryce (3) 98,139,141,145 McDermott, Charles David (1) 20,57 McDermott, Richard Snyder (2) 20,42 McDowell, James Lowe (4) 56,88 McDowell, Sheila Lorraine (1) 110 McEncroe, Linda Carol (2) 86 McGuire, Brian Thomas (4) 139 McHugh, Paul Leonard (2)4 3,54,110 McKenzie, Thomas William (2) 55 McKinlay, Stuart Wayne (3) 35 McMahon, Thomas M. (3) 39 McManus, Robert Winslow (2)55,98 Medina, Allan Joseph (3) 42,54 Melton, Dennis Michael (1) 20,54,73 Menhennett, Steven A. (4) 68 Merrill, James Lake (3) 55 Meyer, Mark David (2) 54 Michel, Kenneth Wayne (2) 137 Middleton, John D. (4) 129 Midgley, Jerri Ann (2) 164 Mill, Michael Robert (3) 90,133 Miller, Glenn Alan (4) 80 Miller, Mark Thomsen (3) 143 Mills, Shelley (3) 136 Mio, Eddie Dario (2) 26,42 Mitchell, James Bernard (2) 26 Moen, Francis Charles (4) 80 Montana, Margaret A. (4) 90 Morgan, Jennifer (1) 50 Morris, Robin Adrienne (2) 81,82 Morton, Robert Coleman (2) 141 Mosco, Harry Anthony (1) 20,57 Mottek, Gwen Eileen (1) 62,95 Mount, Richard Gordon (4)100,103 Murahata, Sue Anne (4)138,150,168 Murray, Michael Joseph (1) 94 Nava, Michael Alan (2) 115,148 Neiley, Roger T. (4) 77 Nelson, Donald Arthur (2)55,121,130 Nevins, Barbara B. (4) 81 Newman, Daniel Clark (4) 80 Noll, Scott Allen (4) 151 Nordbye, Stephen Lowell (2) 103,107 Nyrop, Kathryn Cary (1) 163 Nystrom, Robert James (1) 20,54 O ' Connell, Constance Rose (2) 61 O ' Neill, Eileen (1) 73 Oakes, Gregory Frederick (2) 55 Ogura, Peter Joseph (1) 68 Olson, Grant Charles (3) 57 Olson, Lynn Brian (2) 26 Olson, Mark Richard (1) 57 Olson, Rolf Edwin (4) 56 Oney, Julia Kathleen (4) 162 Ordahl, John N. (4) 57 Orr, Robert James (4) 57 Otto, Henry Stuart (2) 57 Paich, Mark (3) 20 Palazzari, Douglas J. (4) 26,28,30,96 Palmer, Gordon Rodman (4) 151 Parmenter, Robert R. (4) 117 Pattee, Nancy Jane (4) 61,83 Pattison, Rose Ellen (1) 61 Paulsen, Steven G. (4) 20,83,99,169 Perrill, M. Pamela (4) 62 Perry, Janet Sanborn (2) 93 Peters, James Frederick (3) 24 Pflug, Patricia Anne (2) 63 Pillmore, Karen Lynn (1) 119,132 Piper, Gerald Edward (2) 55 Plotkin, John Craig (1) 47 Pogue, James Britton (3) 20,118 Pomerance, Carol (1) 93,104 Powelson, William Carlos (1) 32,57 Powers, Kile Ames (4) 58,167 Presti, Charlotte Susan (2) 63 Prettyman, John Jay (3) 26,28,30 Pruess, Mark Steven (2) 20,21,57 Price, George Case (4) 166 Price, Julie Lynn (2) 92 Prouty, James Richard (1) 97,106 Purdy, Frank Cameron (3) 54 Pye, Bryan Ernest (4) 26,28 Quinn, Mark David (1) 58 Quint, Peter Andrew (4) 148 Rawley, Michael James (1) 20 Reichman, Amy Linda (3) 63 Reid, Margaret M. (4) 62 Reily, Peggy Weaks (4) 167 Rennebohm, Laurie (2) 97,142 Reum, Peter Nelson (4) 94 Rhoades, Barry Kent (3) 58 Rhodes, Cynthia (3) 62,124 Ribnik, Linda Ruth (2) 63 Rivera, Edward Joseph (4) 102 Robert, Mark Eugene (1) 20 Roberts, Michael Stuart (4) 65 Robertshaw, Jane (4) 162 Robertson, Jean Ellen (1) 61 Robinson, Scott W. (4) 20,138 Rock, Paul Alan (2) 120 Rockey, Kristin Erna (4) 63 Rodgers, Carrie Ann (3) 88,160 Rose, Jeffrey Seth (3) 113 Rowland, Ruth Jeanne (3) 61 Royal, Michael Beatty (1) 20 Salazar, Kenneth Lee (1) 32 Saltzman, Nancy Joan (4) 113 Samson, Mark Dudley (2) 42 Sandstrom, Lisa Ann (1) 108 Sauer, Rick P. (1) 123 Sawtell, Peter S. (4) 79 Schaefer, Frederick Anthony (2) 58 Schaffner, Debbie Lynn (3) 161 Schlachter, Shari Suzanne (1) 165 Schlessman, Mark A. (4) 97 Schulte, Richard Allan (3) 24 Schweitzer, Mike Patrick (2) 20 Scott, Cornell Henry (4) 86 Scott, James Simpson (4) 84 Serafini, Karen Ann (4) 99,109 Sertich, Stephen J. (4) 26,28,30 Seymour, Charles Thomas (2) 58 Shaw, Kenneth John (2) 56 Shaw, Robert B. (4) 58 Shefchik, Lisa Dorothy (1) 62 Sherman, David Mark (4) 162 Sherman, Robert James (2) 66,152 Sherry, Hunter Tobias (2) 26,132 Sherwood, Charles Leighton (4) 54 Shiflett, Robert Edward (1) 55 Shifrin, David Andrew (3) 55 Shultz, Albert West (2) 97 Silver, John Kenneth (4) 26 Simitian, Saren J. (4) 44,73,88 Simms, Michael Robert (1) 57 Simpson, Peter Bruce (4) 34 Singleton, Thomas Edward Jr. (3) 160 Sletvold, Mary Helen (4) 154 Small, James Michael (3) 55 Small, Nancy Ann (2) 62 Smith, Clyde William (4) 154 Smith, Deborah (2) 61 Smith, Gregory James (1) 26,28 Smith, Judith T. (4) 62 Smith, William S. (4) 56 Snow, Margaret Jane (1) 47,62,156 Sohn, Gerard Fohs (1) 58 Soli, Margaret Wagner (4) 94 Sondermann, Eric Warren (2) 127 Soran, James Joseph III (4) 39 Spaw, Richard Hoencke (4) 65 Spriggs, Thomas Edgard (2) 115 Stafford, Brian Edwin (3) 32,33 Stafford, Janice Gail (2) 62,128 Stahlman, Richard Lee (2) 20 Stang, Fredrick William (2) 20,57 Stebe, James Alan (3) 26 Steiner, William S. (4) 54,114 Stephenson, Wendy (1) 87,148 Stockdale, Sidney Bailey (1) 20 Straub, Michael Bracken (1) 26 Streamer, Charles Walker Jr. (2) 55,117 Stuart, Spencer Edward (3) 139 Sullivan, Kirk Jeffery (1) 20,57 Sutley, Christopher Robin (3) 42,57 Svoboda, Amy Marie (4) 166 Swain, Douglas MacDonald (4) 85,98 Swan, Theodore James (1)20,21,137 Sweetman, Karen (4) 65 Swift, Melanie Beth (1) 61,64 Taylor, Waller (4) 54 Tharp, Susan Jeanne (4) 89 Thompson, Joseph Satoru (2) 55,68 Tinsley, David Fletcher (2) 66 Traub, Daniel Joseph (2) 20,54 Trowbridge, David Patrick (2) 167 Truss, Sunny Louise (1) 62 Turk, Bradley Horner (4) 133 Turman, Gregory L. (2) 20 Turner, Bradford Wyckoff (1) 148,167 Turner, Donn Martin (4) 136,149 Turner, Thomas C. (4) 89 Van Court, Laurie (4) 71 Van Orden, Charles (2) 56 Van, Mark Gregory (3) 43,54 Varner, Jennifer Lee (3) 61 Ver Haar, Terry Raymond (3) 42 Veranth, Mary Margaret (1) 61 Vigil, Kathleen Ann (2) 61,128 Villa, John Martin (4) 58,74 Vine, Nancy Ellen (1) 61 Vogel, Charles S. (4) 73,125 Vye, Mia Christine (4) 62 Wadas, Eugene Albin (2) 55 Wagner, Gregory Alan (4) 94 Walker, James Craig (4) 58,76 Walker, Karen Marie (4) 75 181 Warner, Peter Deforest (2) Watson, Daniel Lee (1) Watson, Diane Marie (4) Weber, A. Nancy M. (4) Weiner, S. Evan (2) Weinstein, Laura Lee (2) Weisgal, Lawrence Jay (3) 24,56,137 Weisgal, Lee William (1) 58 Weiss, Charles Robert (2) 58 20 Welcomer, Tim David (3) 54 71,90 Wengrovius, Jeffrey 76 Hayward (2) 55 104,113 Weston, Mark Scofield (4) 154 72 White, John Earl (3) 20 ,56,137 White, Robert Winston (2) 54 56 Whitleyjoan (4) 75,133,163 Wilhelmi, Virginia W. (4) 61 Wille, Andrew Norman (2) 146 Williams, George Matthews Jr. (2) 133 Williams, Terry Nixon (2) 56 Wilson, Craig C. (4) 20 Wise, Lisa Marie (2) 62,69,122 Wolman, Elsa Anne (3) 65,97 Wong, Steve Hing (4) 75 Woodward, Anne Lynne (1) 63 Wright, George Edward (4) 129 Yanker, Peter C. (2) 107,169 Zandfard, Shahdad (4) 58 Zellerbach, Nancy (2) 61,157 Zinner, John Steven (4) 54 Zupetz, Charles Franklin (2) 26 182 f%w7)(rw )(rw )irw ) pvw ' 4 v4 4 v$ ( « v« cv t The Broadmoor Photographed in 1926 The Broadmoor One of the nicest things about its present is its past. COLORADO SPRINGS COLORADO L  J L- 4 5 1 5 1 5 to l h l A l Z ' 0 b Z 0W Z K2 g 0 to l ?W l G Z J) (i G a rv  crs« ' rvj 7) v )ffw Kr w5(rw )i 6 v rs 7xrv T rw T) ffw rw r wa rw Growing with Colorado College for 100 Years The CRISSEY FOWLER LUMBER Co. 117-123 WEST VERMI)0 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO PHONE 473-2411 We weren ' t in Colorado Springs through your First one hundred years ((although we expect to make it with you through your second cen- tury) , but since 1958 May D F has been proud to be a friend of the Colorado College. In our own way we try to bring something positive to the quality of life in Colorado Springs, and we admire the quality that permeates the work of our great college. Most of all we appreciate the great people of the college family, who re- main in ever-greater numbers to help us build the spirit of our region and our state. DAIRY COfViF AiSiY Quaiity Ghekd Dcx.ry Foods 301 N. Sinton Road P. O. Box 578 Colo. 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HOLLY SUGAR Upon the education of the people of this country the fate of this country depends. Benjamin Disraeli, 1874 El , COLORADO INTERSTATE GAS COMPANY J Colorado Springs, Colorado 8 v$ ■v4 x 4 4 w vtt c ( pv crv« rv c % rv rv rvv T Serving Colorado College for 70 Years MURGO DRUG Cache La Poudre at Tejon I Colorado Springs, Colorado Its the Water Distributed in Colorado Springs by CASCADE SALES 190 1 L fc 2 L0 b 3 Z to J) L W 4fy t 3 Z 4b S L 4k 3 L 3 Editorial staff ASSOCIATE EDITOR Diane McGaha MANAGING EDITOR Kelsey Cook PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR John Howard LAYOUT EDITOR Susan Tachau COVER DESIGN Ann Romero STAFF MEMBERS Jeff Chism Sue Dutcher Sally Goerner Roger Larsen Judy Laux Karen Serafini LEFT: Associate editor Diane McGaha consults with Eileen Tynan of the Economics Department. Photography staff PHOTOGRAPHERS CONTRIBUTORS . . .Lloyd Haynes Jeff Jones John Kessel Ross Koplin Jennifer Morgan Lauri Weinstein .Bruce Anderson Deb Berger Marcy Edwards Margi Felcher Don Harbison Dave Helmick Mike Mill Jamie Peters John Plotkin Burt Rudman Peter Sawtell Albert Shultz Jim Small This edition of THE COLORADO COLLEGE NUGGET has been a long time in preparation. In fact, we have been planning it for nearly four years. There are many people who deserve recognition for help in its completion. Mr. John Fotenos, publisher representative, Mr. Joe Cupp, account executive, and Mr. John Klumb, salesmanager, and the hundreds of Walsworth employees of Marceline, Missouri, were indispensible in the publication of this special book. We thank them for their special interest in reestablishing a yearbook of traditional standards on the CC campus, and for their patience with certain editors. Without them these 2000 copies of the NUGGET would never have been printed. Printing was done on special premium regency paper in 8 point Optima Italic type. The in- troduction and advertising sections were printed with 12 point Melior type to enhance their nostalgic value. We are especially grateful for the support which we have from the administration of Colorado College. Mr. Brossman, Mr. Kilkenney, and Mr. Reid all deserve special thanks for their help in this undertaking. There can be no words to express our gratitude to President Lloyd Worner for his backing and confidence in this special project. We sincerely hope that it meets his expectations. WALSWORTH Marceline. Mo.. t ' .S.A 191 II 190 H ?■ ¥fftrri ■■■I 4f As these two photographs of The Colorado College Campus show, the college is ever- changing. In this the seventy third edition of the COLORADO COLLEGE NUGGET, we have tried to capture not only the historical background of the Centennial, but also the life of the college during this particular year. It turned out to be a more difficult project than one would have imagined. Individuals are the backbone of this college. For one hundred years they have been; for another one hundred years they will be. We have attempted to highlight as many different individuals, past and present, as possible within our physical limitations. We feel we have made substantial improvement over our most recent predecessors. During these years of the megaversity small liberal arts colleges such as Colorado College have been dying all across this country. In celebrating the 100th birthday of the College, we are in essence saying that we will not die. At the same time, collegiate yearbooks are dying all across this country. In celebrating this edi- tion of the COLORADO COLLEGE NUGGET we are in essence saying that we will not die. In $$Mk any case, we have provided proof that there is interest enough to warrant the publication of such a yearbook during this centennial year or any other year. We are providing a record of this college which is unavailable through any other source. Take time to examine the seventy-two earlier editions of the PIKE ' S PEAK NUGGET. They provide an intimate look at the growth and life of an important educational in- stitution through the eyes of the people who are closest to it. It is a valuable record. Examine the future editions of the NUGGET. This creative yearbook journalism should be con- tinued in order to provide a further record of this thriving establishment. The planners of CC ' s Bicentennial will relish this look back into the 20th Century and will be as intrigued as we were with the first edition of the book. This is a rare publication not only because it records the activities and people at a rare time in the life of Colorado College, but also because it is by printing — a limited edition. You are the proud owner of one book out of two thousand. Treasure it if for that reason alone. 31 •I I :: ::;:::L... : ;rr?: !ii -i- IU WAISWORTH Marceline, Mo., U.S.A.