Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

)( W£T )e00N COLORADO COLLEGE COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO 1975-1976 - ,., ( ' f u ' — ' --• ■ - T M i is 5 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ SSSf JLM nuns! ' r ' r ..: : ,. mm A ifi m W§8 Vv, X ' - ' .: jfcr iW l . irirflir , ' w V fc REGISTRATION Left: President Lloyd Worner Below: Mark Norris Below: Kenneth Burton and Mark Norris Above: Wilbur Wright and Richard Hilt Beginning of the Year Below: Pat Beatty and Nancy Baxter Freshman Olympics Left: Patty Ungar, Sandy Amato, Maggie Atkinson Left: Peri Kettler Above: CC Players in The Trojan Women ' Mark McConnell, Doug Jewell Above: Karl Soderstrom Left: Ann Hamilton, Peri Kettler, Polly Kendrick Theatre Workshop Trivia Bowl Above: 1976 Trivia Bowl Right: Malcolm Person gi Hk By- V k - j B HHF ' -- ' - T-7HSI ■i j . S : B — .__«■■[ ' ... ■hhh H mm i ■ i ■ s fl H , sp- rf3 W 1 ■ ■ fc; -J Above: Nick Bonneville of ' Gone Johnson Right: Merle Watson Below: City Limits Bluegrass Band Right: Hosanna Benjamin ' s Basement Right: Benjamin ' s Basement Below: Malcolm Persen and friends Right: Ben- jamin ' s Base- ment staff 30 ter . - FOOTBALL The 1975 season was one of the very best ever for C.C. football. The Tigers racked up an impressive record in season play, and went on to the NCAA round one playoffs in Divi- sion 3. The playoff game was an interesting blend of two styles of football, pitting the single wing offense, and the run oriented game that C.C. plays against the traditional passing game of the southern school. Millsaps College, the Tiger ' s rival in the playoff game, relied heavily on the arm of their quarterback, Ricky Haygood, who led the Majors to a close 28-21 victory over the Tigers. It was perhaps the finest foot- ball game that Washburn field has seen in many years. In regular season play, CC fans watched the Tigers roll over op- ponents by very large scores, destroying nearly every team they played on their home field. It was a very impressive season, with fine performances from seniors Mark Buchanan, Frank Buchanan, Tom Benson, Mark Preuss, Rich McDermott, Mike Hubbard, Terry Johnson, Tony Euser, Mark Huvard, Steve Brown. The team will miss these players next year, but Coaches Carle, DeGeorge, Eastlack, Lear, Baker, and Haley are looking forward to another good season. Right: Mike Schweitzer Left: Mark Buchanan Right: Tom Ridgeway and the defensive team nside: Twila Gibbens Above: Dave Hall, Mark Buchanan • ■ .- . Left: McGregor Fans Inside: The Baby Bull; - Paul Amundson Below: Mark Buchanan, Quinn Fox, Mark Preuss Left: Greg VanSchaak Above: Mark Buchanan and Brad Burghart • Below: Bruce Petterson, Brad Turner Right: Pablo Lorca Above: George Jackson, Tom Lee Right: Tom Lee Inside: Kornel Simons Left: Bob Shook Above: John Monteiro Left: Brad j%! Turner, Pablo W-i- ' L, Lorca 1 c c A ■ • ' S ' ■ Above: John Stampohar Right: Wayne Holmes Right: Dean Magee Left: Coach Jeff Sauer Below: Larry Soltvedt, Eddie Mio and Mike Haedrich B - vora h Bm BMH HK Above: CC Bench Above: Mike Haedrich Right: Curt Christofferson v : ' .«. Upper Right: Craig Silverman, Terry Bren- nan, Brad Frye, Rick Lopez Upper Left: Craig Silverman, Brad Burghart, Rick Lopez, John Traeger Lower Left: Brad Burghart, Brad Frye Right: Brad Burghart Left: Terry Hoadley Below: Russ Reitinger, Terry Brennan, John Traeger, Terry Hoadley Left: Terry Hoadley, Rick Lopez, Craig Silverman Right: Dale Mehl i i i i I. %o lifeifej 2 !$ yd P esWe: 4 0 e M V Di£m ' «$ 7 oy gafl I X m fi. ' ftezsktjc ' •■ £°« yrf . fwsfyfe. H 3 o y B«45T5+r k« 13 %oyd 6« Mom Swimming i Women ' s Basketball Above: Debbie Jones Above: Lisa Sandstrom Ski Team The Colorado College Ski Team schussed into its most successful season as it brought home the Cen- tral Intercollegiate Alpine League ' s (CIAL) first place men ' s title allowing it to compete in the NCAA Regional Championship. Mike Adams, professional B-circuit racer and Salomon Test Team member, coached the triumphant Tigers. Leading the Tigers was Fred ' Wonder ' Weiner who captured both the CIAL Men ' s Slalom and Giant Slalom first place award, with Steve ' Cruncher ' Simasko right behind. Co-captains Steve ' Oral ' Roberts and Chuck ' Chocolate ' Watts added strength to the dynamic team. The women skiers again raced successfully with Jan ' watch out for that tree ' Rosenfeld as the leader. Using logistics knowledge surpassing any Pentagon strategist, Leap ' n Lee Abram got the win- ning racers to every meet. The CC racers hope for another successful year as they battle against their rivals. Left: Steve Oral Roberts Above: Fred Weiner Right: Ellen Burton Above: Sue Lyon and Randy Barton Ribht: Sue Lyon, Tony Frasca and Kim Kensinger Left: Most of the Golf Team — Dave Delich, Ted Warner, Craig Silverman and Rob LeVine Below: Coach Steve Paul and the Women ' s Soccer Team i WM .- - ' ' H I ' • mJ H m ■ ■■ ' ■ HI Hk i t B a i. H ■1 i ? . - J fefr. ' SU F WBfr F HiaI ErA . $H ' • nP M W r r x .m Track Below: Mike Hubbard Right: Coach Frank Flood and John Burke M - m w : Above: Jim Collins Left: Mike Hubbard and friend Left: Frank Buchanan Center: Paul Amundson Right: One of the Moulton Twins Below: Zane Bilgrave Above: Reg Nalle y ■ 1 Right: The Best in the West JS Below: Bob Romero Right: Jim Vaughn : lUlltiVW ■ C Above: Cliff Crosby Above: Coach Tony Frasca and Wayne Holmes Inside: Harry Mosco Right: Craig Zoellner : Terry Swenson Above: Russ Reitinge Above: Jon Lavoie Tennis Below: Mark Osmond Bottom: Jim Truettner Inside: Dave Banks Above: Scrummies Left: Kevin Kinney and Tom T-Bone ' Lutz Women ' s Ki jaj Hockey Below: The C.C. Women ' s Hockey Team, with Coach Tony Frasca Right: Julie Dorn Below: Tony Frasca conducts a Womens Hockey Clinic WtM • ri fw $88 1 .  -:«,.- . s B3 .m ia M :mM I J j |$ JPl IvI fel { ' SksSfrY E tr . m Ice Hockey is a very important part of life at Colorado College. All may not enjoy the game, but in some way, all are touched by it. For the past four years, Eddie Mio has been an outstanding asset to the CC hockey team, and one of the best college goalies in the nation. This page is dedicated to Eddie Mio, as a very small token of our thanks for the superb job that he has done for the past four years, with wishes for the very best in his career, and the years to come. Thanks Eddie! Thanks also to the other graduating seniors, Walt Bush, Ed Jenkins, and Lynn Olson, for their ef- forts, and sacrifice, so that the CC hockey team might become what it has been for the past several years, with two of the best seasons that CC has had for over a decade. ' rs ... , 1 i « PEOPLE Sigma Chi Kappa Sigma John Troubh and Rob Levine Front to back: P. West, D. Twombly, R. Weisman, R. Cooper, H. Blacock, B. Bradley, T. Leyden, R. McDermott, S. Pullara, D. Hanson, D. Traub, F. Buchanan, R. Blaik, J. Lavoie, M. Hubbard, M. Krutsch, T. Euser, J. Haire, L. Abram, L. Hayne, T. Berridge, J. Burke, T. Johnson, S. Greco, J. Moulton, R. Leenhouts, J. Moulton, D. Kasser- man, M. Buchanan, P. Lautman, T. Gentsch, R. Levine, G. Nickerson, P. Lelong, J. Grout. r w«_ w  ' m « w m K «U    ill! HI 1 Bob Blaik Dennis Melton and Jon Lavoie WW I Hiffi ft r « KV 2C i n in i ' J The Kappa Sigs had a busy year participating in in- tramural sports and helping with IFC-Panhell philanthropy projects. The highlights of their numerous social events in- cluded the all Colorado Kappa Sig party held at DU in the fall, the Spring Mountain party, Winter Formal, and Pledge Formal. The seventeen member pledge class will have a hard time replacing the large senior class of sixteen — Tom Ben- son, Steve Brown, Frank Buchanan, M. Buchanan, Ed Budd, Tony Euser, John Grout, Jim Haire, Jim Holder, Mike Hubbard, Terry Johnson, Rich McDermott, Paul McHugh, Dennis Melton, Mark Meyer, Ted Warner, and Rob White. L ,: George Nickerson Beta Theta Pi Lynn Anton A M Jk m Roger Pack and Anan Raymond Andy Baker Front to back: A. Aigner, J. Houlton, B. Bransky, B. Eppel, T. Keeling, F. Dale, A. Schaefer, T. Creigh, J. Truettner, K. Pantzer, S. Cole, J. Owens, D. Patrick, T. Earnshaw, R. Fox. D. Guerreri, G. Collins, R. Franklyn, D. Andrews, D. Buck, B. Rhoades, S. This year for community service the Betas worked on clean-up program for the Helen Hunt Trail. They also participated actively in work for Chins-up. The house prides itself on sponsoring the biggest and best parties on campus. The Betas are losing six graduating seniors — Reg Francklyn, Thomas Keeling, Keith McCaw, Fritz Schaeffer, Dick Tickle, and Evan Weiner. Muellich, P. Allen, T. Hall, R. Pack, M. Boylston, M. Small, D. Maner, A. Raymond, A. Baker. Not pictured: R. Barker, T. Dia- mond, F. Lind, D. Tickle, K. McCaw, F. Schaeffer, E. Weiner, S. Allan, M. Heider, J. Clarke, P. Oatman. Phi Delta Theta Chip McCrory Front to back: F. Romero, S. Sullivan, B. McManus, R. Hevey, L. Beidle, F. Gysi, G. Wadas, C. McCrory. J. Miller, K. Hunter ' J. Johnston, G. Martz, C. Streamer, D. Nelson, T. Duggan, L. Hayne. J. Small, M. Stephenson, J. Wengrovius, J. Reed, D. Feil, S. Collett, D. Conkey, C. Allison, G. Heyman, P. Ahern, L. Olsen, D. Banks, M. Brennan, B. Bracken, D. Capek, E. Freeman, M. Garcia, E. Hammond, L. MacLeod, D. Caldwell, B. Matayoshi, D. Cowen, T. Blickensderfer, K. Shroyer, Not I. Blickensderfer, F. Bowman, Demmer, D. Fennerty, D. Pictured: A. Anders, M. Bird, N. Calonge, C. Dalton, R. .. Florsheim, T. Gander, P. Genty, D. Gering, D. Guglielamo, P. Holmes, C. Holub, J. Howe, J. Indeck, H. Kellogg, R. Kilbride, D. Kirth, G. Leisure, R. Leisure, L. Lutz, C. Markel, T. McKenzie, G. Oakes, G. Piper, S. Ruth, B. Sheldon, B. Shiflett, C. Thomas, J. Thompson, M. Walsh, R. Watt, P. Yan- nias. This year the Phi Delts held their seventh annual 50 ' s party which featured the Hi Phis III with their song and dance routine. This high points of the year included the Christmas party, Pledge formal and an Initiation Party. Spending the day at Frontier Boys Village participating in organized activities with the boys and helping to landscape a hill at Stewart field were two of the community service projects for the year. Seventeen new members will replace the twenty-eight graduating seniors: Chuck Allison, Alpha Anders, Larry Beidle, Mitch Bird, Frank Bowman, Steve Collett, Tim Duggan, Dave Feil, Fred Gysi, Elton Hammond, Lloyd Hayne, Rob Hevey, Paul Holmes, John Howe, Howie Kellogg, Glenn Leisure, Roy Leisure, Larry Levenson, Lee MacLeod, Chip McCrory, Bob McManus, Don Nelson, Greg Oakes, Gerry Piper, Jim Small, Chuck Streamer, Chris Thomas, and Joe Thompson. Kirk Hoffman and Stu Rifkin The Fijis were very active athletically this year and were well represented on many of the CC teams. This was one of the most active years for the house in the area of community service. They worked with the local old age benefit organization, the Silver Key and also with the Boys ' club. In addition a family of 6 boys, ranging in age from seven to fifteen was adopted by the house. In April, the Fijis held their alumni affair, the annual Norris Pig Dinner. Numerous other social events completed this year ' s full calendar. Rush was successful and the Fijis added twenty new members to their ranks. Missing next year will be graduating seniors: Sam Anderson, Ross Armour, Jim Deichen, Bruce Edwards, David Hughes, Kevin Kinney, Al Mehl, Dale Mehl, Hank Otto, Ken Pettine, Mark Preuss, Fred Stang and Bruce Winder. Phi Gamma Delta Kirk Sullivan, Robin Meili, Mike Rosenthal, Dave McDermott, Rich Lopez Front to back: T. Hoffman, J. Balderston, R. Dennison, T. Hall, S. Anderson, G. Thomas, G. Van Schaak, J. Hibben, W. Holmes, M. Straub, F. Stang, J. Traeger, M. Frasca, K. Pettine, T. Hoadley, M. Preuss. J. Lowry, C. Moore, M. Ernest, R. Lopez, B. Winder, K. Sullivan, K. Hoffman, T. Anderson, C. Zoellner, S. Hubbel, G. Harpel, S. Supperstein, R. Armour, A. Mehl. B. Burghart, D. Adams, J. Lovett, H. Otto, K. Kinney, E. Hermann, T. Beckmann, M. Rosenthal, B. Poole, T. Barth, M. Gerlach. Spec Oly ial mpics On May 8, 1976 the Colorado College Panhellenic . Council, aided by the entire CC student body joined the |L community in sponsoring the 1976 Colorado Springs Special Olympics. The participating athletes represented 12 schools and agencies throughout the Colorado Springs area. Ell ie Milroy served as the host Chairwoman for the games which were held on Washburn Field. % J UP fl : i € 1 , . ' V . ; e 1 4 i -. ■ Jl.  •■.• ' • • ,4 I .- , € 1 ' CaSu Gamma Phi Beta Front to back: F. Matsukage, L. Bradley, J. Schneider, A. Woodward, T. Bond, L. Wright, K. Burchett. M. Batson, C. Hand, M. Dickinson, V. Robertson, L. Ranada, A. Stone, P. Haag, C. Stott, M. McNeely, P. Freudenburg, S. Gaskill, J. Montgomery, L. Ribnik, L. Hart, D. Jones, B. Coulson, N. Giffin, P. Pflug, A. Ladenson. L. Radetsky, D. Gregory, S. Cox, G. Stayton, D. Robert, J. Reddan, S. Moffett, V. Weitzel, C. Olsen. Debbie Jones The highlight of the year for the Gamma Phi ' s was fall rush; the house took in sixteen pledges. There was a total of twenty-one pledges this year. This year ' s activities included: A speaker from the Colorado Springs Association for Retarded Citizens, an Alumni-Active pumpkin carving party for Halloween, a Rummage sale and an Art show. There were also two formals this year. Next year the house will be missing graduating seniors: Betsy Coulson, Sally Gaskill, Nell Griffin, Linda Hart, Debbie Jones, Ann Ladenson, Julie Montgomery, Patty Pflug, Charli Presti, Linda Ribnik, and Jody Van Valen. Anne Woodward Kappa Kappa Gamma The Kappas had a busy year. Each class worked on a philanthropy project in conjunction with the local Cancer Society, the house philanthropy. Alumni faculty parties were held at Christmas, Halloween and Easter. There were also two formals this year in addition to a variety of other social activities. The Kappas took in a total of nineteen new pledges this year. Next year the Kappa house will be minus this year ' s six- teen graduating seniors: Mette Brogden, Nan Curtis, Kim Davies, Twila Gibbens, Ann Hamilton, Lisa Harris, Windy Hartman, Susan Kelly, Linda McEncroe, Kate McGee, Nancy Nelson, Connie O ' Connell, Deb Smith, Kathy Vigil, Nancy Zellerbach and Trish Brown. Deidre Jo Fricke Front to Back: J. Hancock, R. Borra, D. Fricke, W. Eiseman, M. Borra, D. Carlson, D. Parks, P. Lovett, M. Borowski, D. Smith, J. Young. S. Honnen, D. McGinty, N. Nelson, C. Ferrari, N. Zellerbach, T. Gibbens, S. Kelly, S. Severson, C. Nelson, S. Grigsby, A. Hallock, S. Smith, C. McCall, K. Swan, Diane McGinty N. Noah, M. Ferguson, E. Burton, S. Davis, J. Jeurink, K. King, C. Craig, M. Thompson, L. McEncroe, C. Winkler, A. Hamilton, C. Chalfant, T. Brown, N. Vine, K. Vigil, L. Welty, N. O ' Malley, M. Brogden, S. Severa, S. Anderson, K. Halberg. Kappa Alpha Theta The Thetas had a busy year. Fall rush was successful, ad- ding 24 new members to the house. An additional six pledges joined the house in the spring. Community service programs included giving a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family, a Valentine ' s Day card party for the Deaf and Blind School, and a day of kite flying with the CC Volunteer Action group. Social activities in- cluded two formals, the Christmas dance and Kite and Key. This year ' s graduating seniors were Leslie Call, Martha Carlson, Kate Dunn, Carol Friedman, Nancy Gerrie, Gail Headstrom, Kit Herrmann, Gail Hunter, Sue Johnson, Pam Keeling, Jane Lynch, Patti Maas, Nancy Small, Barbara Snow and Lisa Wise. ' Mm ABOVE: Amy Tassock LEFT: Kappy Demmin, Susie Moore, RIGHT: Nancy Joseph. Nancy Trumble, Sid Wilkins, Kathy Bartels, Judy Waldo, Susie Sell, Janet Boyd. S. Johnson, V. Pool, B. Schneider, J. Waldo, M. Mitchell, M. Carlson, N. Woodworth, L. Crout, M. Levinson, S. Schulte, C. Hadden, J. Combs, S. Ives, B. Snow, K. Bartels, S. Lyon, S. Wilkins, S. Pringle, K. Demmin, N. Trumble, N. Joseph, M. Shifrin, M. Eager, A. Tassock, C. Howard, K. Knowlton, M. Thompson, D. Lacy, K. Hermann, P. Maas, G. Hunter, G. Headstrom, P. Keeling, N. Chaps, L. Sandstrom, S. Sumner, L. Moore, S. Gates, M. Williams, L. Phelps, J. Boyd, L. Spence, K. Espinoza. Delta Gamma This year was a busy one for Delta Gamma. The house worked with the Deaf and Blind School, giving a craft sale, and parties for Halloween, Easter, St. Patrick ' s Day and Valentine. The DCs also had a Christmas par- ty with their alumni. The house took in nineteen pledges this year. The DG class of 1976 includes Cathie Atwood, Susie Barney, Gayle Behan, Jessie Bennion, Ellen Berry, Priscilla Castillo, Deb Chaloud, Barb Frye, Edie Greenlee, Barb Hicks, Sherrill Ice, Jane Kucera, Barb Lewis, Connie Peters, Mel Robinson, Susie Sternberg, Denni Ziskin, Susan Mottice, Bonnie Yocus. L. Rigler, K. Smith, C. Layman, K. Skilling, K. Carlson, B. Lewis, S. Ice, P. Yaeger, L. Johnson, M. Demmey, D. Hunt- singer, B. Brinkerhoff, L. Bowers, J. Long, M. Reisher, D. Chaloud, M. Dayton, E. Greenlee, T. Lehman, C. Capek, L. Schockley, T. Johnson, J. Miss, C. Peterson, P. McKenna, K. Lewis, R. Garrett, B. Gentry, C. Peters, P. Malowney, Mom Dot, D. Talbot, D. Ziskin, B. Frey, J. Hanske, S. Barney, A. Look, P. Castillo, S. Mottice, S. Libel, J. Kucera, A. West, E. Berry, J. Steward. I %-. $rfe$!rW 3 22 r fir ' ' Bi ■F A H p g ■ ' ■ P -4 — ir H E t?H fjfi.pj «M I - — L f If Br -ri lH jU - — - s_ K -L .$■« S j a . MuiSl RIGHT: Mallory Moore UPPER LEFT: Jeanette Miss and Becki Brinkerhoff LOWER LEFT: At Sea Left: Ken Pettine, Dan Mills, Doug Nishimoto and Tom Creigh Inside: Guy Humphries and Frank Bowman Above: Clark Bentley Left: Scott Muellich and Dave Buck Top Left: Rob LeVine, Anne Jewel and John Troubh Top Right: Nancy Zellerbach, Nancy Nelson, Lisa Harris, and Debbie Smith Center: Tom Olschner Above: Kim Nalen and Laura Fischer Right: Fritz Marks Above: John Troubh Right: John Troubh and Rob LeVine Below: Ken Perry and Jimmy Baker Below: Tim Estin, Carolyn Herter Right: Esther Fortunoff, Sharon For t is, Steve Brunner, Brad Turner ' . 21, ' v £ffB Left: Kim Austin, Jam David Kingman Below: Eric Paddock e McAllister and : M • 1 . ! i 3 % 1 1 vl 1 A v • ' It Left: The Penguins Above: Mark Huvard n Left: Bruce Marcus, Dan Cathcart, Mike Boylston, George Nickerson Below: Dave Fitch, Patty Crown Right: Tom Donelan ««; •T j; 1 Left: David McConnell Center: Michael Sternfeld, Michael Rybak and Steve Childs Below: Pete Peterson Left: Cooper Ashley and Charlie Weiss Right: Katie Sheehan Below: Brad Turner Left to Right: Clelia de Moraes, Peter Bansen, David Hen- drickson, Gail Bradney, Alan Prendergast, Jay Hartwell Above: Jimmy Baker and Ken Perry Right: Patti and Randy Barton Left: Andy Baker Below: Kirk Sullivan, Robin Meili, Mike Rosenthal, Dave McDermott, Rick Lopez Right: Mathias 3 Core Below: David Herrick Left: Leah Brasch, Dave Clarke, Dick Hoyt and Chip Collins Below: CC ' s Foreign students with Lance Haddon and Mariamna Soudakoff Left: Meredyth Kelly, Ed Melrose and Poppi Above: Christy Herman Left: Olin Hal Top: Presidential Symposium-Tutt Left: Ken Perry and Miffy Maffei Above: Liz Kane : Nv Right: Bohanon Below: David Ehlers, John Stewart, and Mike Kamm Inside: Heidi Van Ert Right: Bruce Kola Left: Betsy Evans, Badge Blackett and Katie Sheehan Below: Dee and Hal Howard Right: Susie Honnen, Pat Beat- ty, and Nancy Joseph Below: Dave Helman, Susan Tachau and Bob Epple Inside: Kathy DeShaw Right: Becky Spence Right: Dean Kurth, Rick Mac- Donald, Tom Lee and Steve Lewis Left: Chris French, Jerry Cot- ton, Becky Spence, Mark Os- mond, Larry Gates, Jim Vaughn and Susie Smith Sk ' - ' • • Left: Chalyce Robuck Below: Dan Krivit . -of ' } Jf Left: Mrs. Knight Left: Dale Hartigan Below: Christa Rheindt Right: Sherry Fortis and Esther For tunoff ROPER THAN A DOPER mtmummm Above: No Comment Above: John Shonk Right: Joel Silverman and Meg Left: Patty Crossey and Rob Ross Above: Cutler Courtyard Left: Jan Kensinger and friend I ' Below: J. Waite Murphy and Line C. Burger Right: Harry Mosco .,:..•.. ' ■ Right: Rob LeVine (Right: Phil Sorenson, Lois Lane, Malcolm Persen and Jay Hartwell Mathias r m i y  |( , Above: Buying lunch Right: Lee MacLeod and Dave Feil Left: Rock Murphy Below: Lorraine Edmond fftrcrrtft n i ■ay ■ ■ l - s - H i •- ' BM IMBm - V . : V ' -J?M • in spSCSfT A %  i •%•■ ¥JH3 iK Left: Pete Lelong, Hal Holder and Terry Becker Inside: Tom Euser Below: John Goldman Left: L to R: Dave Finley, President Worner, Tom Kay and Canine graduate, Dr. Sidney Anders Rand, Commencement speaker Left: Dick Hoyt Above: Liz Kane with Assistant Marshal David Finley, President of the College Lloyd Worner, Faculty Marshall Wil- liam Hochman, and Commencement spea- ker Dr. Sydney And- ers Rand Right: George Jackson Right: Malcolm Persen, Greg Rosen, Steve Ford, Hal Howard and Yukon Jack i ,.i i « ' % ..Jet X . 311 1 , ' ? t l f u. The Colorado College Class of 1976 Front Row— 11th, 12th, 13th Class Officers: Nancy Zellerbach, Susan Kelly and Don Miller CANDIDATES FOR DEGREES BACHELOR OF ARTS Diane Blazer Adair, Colorado Springs English Joyce Adelle Albi, Longmont, Colorado Chemistry , Cum laude Charles Franklin Allison IV, Barrington, Illinois Political Science Jody H. Alyn, San Antonio, Texas Psychology William Howard Ames, St. Joseph, Missouri 2 Mathematics, Phi Beta Kappa , Summa cum laude Alpha J. Anders, Colorado Springs Mathematics , Magna cum laude Gail Anderson, Charlotte, Vermont Art Margaret Decker Anderson, Colorado Springs Art Mark Frans Anderson, Cincinnati, Ohio Political Science, Phi Beta Kappa , Summa cum lai Samuel Collins Anderson, Emigrant, Montana History Cns Paul Angelos, Loveland, Colorado Chemistry Ronald Chisholm Antweiler, Evergreen, Colorado Geology, Phi Beta Kappa , Cum laude Theodore Alan Archibald, Fort Madison, Iowa Business Administration Mary Elizabeth Arman, Grants Pass, Oregon Political Science , Magna cum laude Ross Wilton Armour, Arvada, Colorado Biology, Cum laude Cooper Stuart Ashley, Chicago, Illinois History Catherine Marion Atwood, Watertown, Connecticut Humanities for Elementary Teachers David Evan Aubrey, Westport, Connecticut Art Kimberly A. Austin, Colorado Springs Biology James Harris Baker, White Bear Lake, Minnesota Biology Jennifer Leigh Baldwin, Piedmont, California Art Timothy Earl Baldwin, Houston, Texas Chemistry Susan Mary Barney, Fort Collins, Colorado English , Magna cum laude James Robert Barton, Oakbrook, Illinois Psychology William Randolph Barton, Colorado Springs Business Administration Michael Baer Bechtol, Manna Del Rey, California 2 History Gayle Behan, Tucson, Arizona Music Lawrence Richard Beidle, Cypress, California Anthropology Daniel Charles Belik, Webster Groves, Missouri Biology Deborah Ann Bennett, Birmingham, Alabama Liberal Arts and Sciences Jessie K. Bennion, San Marino, California 2 French Thomas J. Benson, Aurora, Colorado Physics, Phi Beta Kappa Clark McCary Bentley, Tulsa, Oklahoma Economics, Phi Beta Kappa , Magna cum laude Geary William Bentley, Widefield, Colorado 2 Business Administration Bettina Berg, New Canaan, Connecticut 2 Psychology Bradford Craig Berge, Denver 2 Liberal Arts and Sciences Ava Ellen Bennstein, Boston, Massachusetts 1 Liberal Arts and Sciences Anne Randolph Berkeley, New York, New York Fine Arts Drama Ellen Maida Berrey, Stamford, Connecticut Fine Arts Drama Mary Olga Berthrong, Colorado Springs Art Paul O. Bertrand, Jr., Colorado Springs Anthropology Mitchell Peter Bird, Venice, California Anthropology Bryn Clara Bjella, Minneapolis, Minnesota Business Administration Jessie Stevenson Blackburn, Wayzata, Minnesota English Arthur Badger Blackett, Jr., Millis, Massachusetts English Sylvia F. Blaustein, Tomkins Cove, New York 2 Political Science Randall Scott Bloomfield, Monument, Colorado Physics Cynthia Ellen Bonomo, New Canaan, Connecticut Liberal Arts and Sciences Frank Otto Bowman, III, Durango, Colorado Political Science, Cum laude Terese Bradt, Eureka Springs, Arkansas 1 History Leah Florence Brasch, Denver, Colorado Biology David C. Brimlow, Clifton Park, New York 2 Liberal Arts and Sciences , Cum laude Mette Jean Brogden, Des Moines, Iowa Psychology , Cum laude Patricia Surtees Brown, Shawnee Mission, Kansas Spanish, Phi Beta Kappa , Summa cum laude Stephen Loyd Brown, Brush, Colorado Physics Judson L. Bruns, III, Englewood, Colorado Liberal Arts and Sciences Frank Richard Buchanan, Boulder, Colorado Business Administration James T. Buchanan , Denver, Colorado Biology , Cum laude in Absentia ' Degree granted as of August 8, 1975 - ' Degree granted as of December 17, 1975 Mark James Buchanan, Boulder, Colorado History Edward Carl Budd, Jr., Salida, Colorado Economics John P. Burgess, Tucker, Georgia Liberal Arts and Sciences, Phi Beta Kappa , Cum laude David C. Burkepile, La Junta, Colorado Religion William Albert Burkhart, 111, Colorado Springs Philosophy Scott Jordan Burley, Littleton, Colorado Economics , Cum laude Clement Dowd Physics Walter Lewis Bush Economics urton, Cincinnati, Ohio II, Edina, Minnesota Californi ipton. New York Leslie Banning Call, Beverly Hill Spanish Cynthia Coit Campbell, Southan Business Administration Margaret Risk Campbell, Avalon, California English , Cum laude William S. Carle, Colorado Springs History, Philosophy Martha Sue Carlson. Boulder, Colorado Art Priscilla Disselkoen Castillo, Oly mpia Fields Psychology Blanca, New Mexico Frank Cerno, Jr., Cc Political Science Deborah Jeanne Chaloud, Wyoming, Ohio Biology Donald P. Chamberlain, Wilton, Connecticut Liberal Arts and Sciences Fantu Cheru, Colorado Springs 1 Political Science Robbin Gerald Cohen, Cheyenne, Wyoming Biology William Eccles Coit, Portland, Oregon Chemistry Stephen Curtiss Collett, Arcadia, California Business Administration , Summa cum laude Beth Ann Conklin, Waterloo, Iowa Distinction in History, Phi Beta Kappa, Summa Naomi Elizabeth Coon, Morrison, Colorado 2 Psychology, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna cum laude Elizabeth Coulson, Englewood, Colorado Biology, Magna cum laude Ellen Jean Cowles, Easley, South Carolina French, Phi Beta Kappa , Cum laude North Hollywood, California Colorado Kevin Gerard John Cremin, History , Cum laude Ravmond L Crouse, Wrav, Art Nancy L. Curtis, Hinsdale, Illinois Geology Robert Paul Daniel, Grand Junction, Colorado History Philosophy Andrew Benjamin David, Highland Park, Illinois Political Science , Cum laude John Matthew Davidson, New York, New York Distinction in History. Phi Beta Kappa, Magna cur Kimberly Ann Davies, Pacific Palisades, California English Derek Secor Davis, Denver Music James Clement Deichen, Waseca, Minnesota Economics, Phi Beta Kappa , Summa cum laude Craig Frankland Delaney, Madison, Wisconsin Distinction in English, Phi Beta Kappa , Cum laude Clelia Deane deMoraes, Littleton, Colorado 2 Political Science Jams Lynn Dickey. Independence, Missouri Humanities for Elementary Teachers Michael S. Dilger, Hutchinson, Kansas Business Administration noma L. Donelan. Colby, K; il Arts and Sciences Kevin Francis Dooley, Redondo Beach, Californi; Biology, Phi Beta Kappa , Summa cum laude Julia Ellen Dorn, Denver. Colorado Chemistry, Magna cum laude David Edwin Drake, Denver, Colorado 2 Religion Rex B. Dufour. Colorado Springs Biology I imoth) Patrick Duggan. Lakewood, Colorado Philosophy C Mi Lauren Ann Duncan. K Political Science Judith Canby Durkin. Tacoma, Washington 2 Art. Phi Beta kappa )k. Kenmore, New York Gregg Edmund Easterbr Political Science Michael Edelstein. Colorado Springs Music Carolyn Lorraine Edmond. Oklahoma City. O Geology , Cum laude Bruce N. Edwards. Ames, Iowa Political Science Kathenne Mae Elledge, Brighton, Colorado 1 Medical Technology Paul Douglas Estlund, Bloomington, Illinois 2 Business Administration Anthony Gerrit Euser, Broomfield, Colorado Business Administration Catherine Austin Farr, Princeton, New Jersey History David Arnold F History Roger Neyha Geology Deming, New Mexico Felch, Idledale, Colorado Colorado Springs New York Farl John Fesler. J Sociology Rebecca Field, Palisade: Physics Mary Kristin Fienup, McLean, Virginia Spanish . Cum laude Holly A. Fisher, S chenectady. New York Liberal Arts and Sciences, Magna cum laude Judy T. Fogle, Colorado Springs Music Steven Robert Ford, Wilmette, Illinois English William J. Forman, Reno, Nevada Chemistry Sharon Lynn Fortis, Deerfield, Illinois Philosophy, Political Science Esther Lynn Fortunoff, Old Westbury, New York History , Cum laude Erik Koehler Foster. Cincinnati, Ohio Sociology Reginald DeVeau Francklyn, Avon, Connecticut Political Science Walter David Franco S., Guayaquil, Ecuador Economics, Phi Beta Kappa , Summa cum laude Mark Alan Franzblau, El Paso, Texas Biology John Billington Frederick, Boulder, Colorado Physics Stephen James Frey, Cedaredge, Colorado Biology , Magna cum laude Caroline Ann Friedman, Santa Fe, New Mexico Spanish Barbara Jane Frye, Charles City, Iowa Humanities for Elementary Teachers , Cum laude Robert Kris Gallagher, Sonoma, California- Geology Miguel Jose Garcia, West Covina, California History Patrick Garcia, Pueblo, Colorado 2 Political Science Sarah Jane G History kill, Weston, Missouri Colorado 1 Edward York Gateley, Aur Economics Nancy Scott Gerne, Wilmette, Illinois English, Phi Beta Kappa, Cum laude Twila Gail Gibbens, Ponca City, Oklahoma History Jonathan S Gitlin, New York, New York Liberal Arts and Sciences, Phi Beta Kappa, Summa cum laude Mark Richard Golde, St. Louis, Missouri Humanities for Elementary Teachers, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna c Jon Stuart Goldman, Jenkintown, Pennsylvania Physics Steffie Goodman, Glencoe, Illinois Distinction in Chemistry Robert Todd Gordon, St. Paul, Minnesota Anthropology Stephen Blase Greco, Colorado Springs Biology Edith Annette Greenlee, Boulder, Colorado Geology William Wilson Greer, Houston, Texas Economics, Phi Beta Kappa , Summa cum laude Carol Butler Gregory, Richmond, Massachusetts Liberal Arts and Sciences , Cum laude Daniel I homas Griffin, North St Paul, Minnesota 1 Business Administration Nell Virginia Griffin, Houston, Texas Spanish Thomas Gross, Denver Biology , Magna cum laude John Gordon Grout, Jr., Portland, Oregon Business Administration Terry Jean Guillory, Colorado Springs Humanities for Elementary Teachers Fred Arnold Gysi, Jr , Studio City, California Business Administration , Summa cum laude Maurice Victor Habenicht, Boulder, Colorado Mathematics James Alan Haire, Bloomington, Minnesota Business Administration , Magna cum laude Petra Carol Hall, New York, New York Geology Daniel Thomas Hallock, Colorado Springs Fine Arts Drama George Joji Hamamoto, Colorado Springs Business Administration Ann Hale Hamilton, Honolulu, Hawaii Erne Arts Drama Sharon Lee Hammel, Colorado Springs- Psychology Anthony Jay Hancock, Paradise Valley, Arizona Political Science Jeffrey William Haney, Colorado Springs Music Catherine J. Harkins, Carmel, California 1 Biology Kim Weston Harper, College Station, Texas Psychology Elisabeth Copley Harris, Wichita, Kansas Economics Elizabeth H; Art on. White Plains, New York Linda Lea Hart, Lakewood, Colorado Liberal Arts and Sciences Melmda Nairn Hartman, Beloit, Wisconsin Business Administration Mary Elizabeth Hawthorne, Canon City, Colorado English Lloyd Earl Havne, Jr , Littleton, Colorado Economics , Cum laude (iail I Headstrom, Denver Business Administration Shannon Lucine Hegarty, Lakewood, Colorado David Helman, Colorado Springs History David Calvin Hendnckson, Oklahoma City, Okla History, Phi Beta Kappa Janet LeeAnn Herndon, Springfield, Missouri Psychology , Cum laude Kit Ann Herrmann, Golden, Colorado German Caroline Ames Herter, Dobbs Ferry, New York History Philosophy Robert D Hevey, Jr , Milwaukee, Wisconsin Business Administration Mary Elizabeth Hickey, Albany, New York Liberal Arts and Sciences Barbara Jean Hicks, Little Rock, Arkansas Geology John Alvin Hillebrand, Phoenix, Arizona Biology James Hal Holder, Rocky Ford, Colorado Business Administration Mary Caroline Stuart (Kim) Holdsworth, McLean, Va History Marjone Alberta Holman, Silver Springs, Maryland Business Administration Paul Burt Holmes, Colorado Springs Business Administration Lori Ellen Horwitz, Denver Art Howell Hoffman Howard, Jr., Winnetka, Illinois Political Science John Stuart Howe, Boulder, Colorado Economics, Phi Beta Kappa Richard Sears Hoyt, Chatham, Massachusetts Economics Michael Wetherell Hubbard, Littleton, Colorado Business Administration David Gregory Hughes, Webster Groves, Missouri Political Science , Magna cum laude Jennifer Anne Hughes, Aurora, Colorado Biology Guy Brian Humphries, Grand Junction, Colorado Political Science Elizabeth Gail Hunter, San Angelo, Texas Business Administration John Edward Hunter, Winchester, Indiana 1 Business Administration John F. Hurdle, Littleton, Colorado Chemistry, Cum laude Nickels B. Huston, Denver Art Mark Andrew Huvard, Houston, Texas Economics , Magna cum laude Sherrill Ice, Holly, Colorado Mathematics, Magna cum laude George Dewey Jackson, Santa Fe, New Mexico Economics Edwin D. Jenkins, Minneapolis, Minnesota Business Administration Susan Elaine Jobin, Lakewood, Colorado Humanities for Elementary Teachers , Cum laude Elizabeth Anne Johnson, San Jose, California English Elizabeth Romero-Johnson, Colorado Springs Spanish Susan Bremer Johnson, St. Paul, Minnesota Psychology Terry Earl Johnson, Denver Political Science Deborah Kay Jones, Dallas, Texas Geology Gary Malcolm Jordan, Dallas, Texas Psychology , Cum laude Mark Albert Juhas, Colorado Springs Political Economy M. Elizabeth Kane, Barnngton, Illinois Biology Martha Elaine Kaplan, Englewood, Colorado Geology Thomas J. Kaplan, Highland Park, Illinois Sociology, Summa cum laude Thomas Alan Kay, Scarsdale, New York Religion Pamela Jo Keeling, Tulsa, Oklahoma Biology Howard Kellogg IV, Brawley, California Biology Kara Lynn Kellogg, Marshalltown, Iowa History, Cum laude Meredyth Raymond Kelly, Austin, Texas History Susan Ellis Kelly, Santa Fe, New Mexico English John Kilian Kennell, Seattle, Washington 2 Economics Ivan Edward Kimmelman, Merion, Pennsylvania English David Eastman Kingman, Wayzata, Minnesota Biology James Michael Kinney, Colorado Springs Business Administration Kevin Derek Kinney, Colorado Springs Geology Nina Ann Klebanolf, Albuquerque, New Mexico Philosophy Nancy Jane Klingerman, Princeton Junction. N.J. Business Administration Barbara Sue Krane, Portland, Oregon Art Jane Hale Kucera, North Olmsted, Ohio History Jean Kunhardt, Chappaqua, New York 2 Political Science Silva Lea Lackey, Colorado Springs Mathematics , Magna cum laude Ann A. Ladenson, Columbia, Missouri Humanities lor Elementary Teachers John Gregg Lampe, Denver Biology Mark Selden Langseth, Arlington Heights, Illinois Liberal Arts and Sciences Jonal Lartigue, Colorado Springs 2 Political Science Lola Annette Lee, Colorado Springs History Kathleen L Leech, Boulder, Colorado Economics Glenn Neumann Leisure, San Marino, C Business Administration forma acksonville, Oregon ka Lawrence A. Levenson, Jr Psychology Catherine Jean LeVine, Anchorage, A Physics David K. Levine, Highland Park. Illinois History Melissa Levy, Topeka, Kansas Political Science Barbara Ann Lewis, Lakewood, Colorado Psychology Sherry Sue Lieberman, Tarzana, California Distinction in History Ellen Myra Liebman, Frankfort. Kentucky 1 Religion Ellen June Lippman, Glencoe, Illinois 1 Political Science James Louis LiVecchi, Pueblo, Colorado Sociology Patrick Louis Lopez, Santa Fe, New Mexico English James Arthur Lorenzen, Davenport, Iowa Business Administration Patricia Ann Lowry, San Antonio, Texas Psychology. Phi Beta Kappa, Summa cum laude Jane Carolyn Lynch, Brush, Colorado Biology Patricia Jean Maas, Littleton, Colorado Humanities for Elementary Teachers, Summa cum laude Richard Barry MacDonald, Colorado Springs Political Science Judith Anne Macks, San Fran cisco, California Humanities for Elementary Teachers , Cum laude m Norman Langley MacLeod, III, Rancho Santa Fe, Ca. Art Mary Frances Maffei, Riverside, Connecticut Political Science Jane Ellen Maier, Lakewood, Colorado Romance Languages: French David Eyre Malo, Denver 2 Political Science Marcia J. Malone, Curne, Minnesota Economics David Robert Malpass, Boulder, Colorado Physics Fred M. Manning, III, Saratoga, Wyoming Business Administration Kathenne Calder Dunn Mansfield, Colorado Springs Business Administration Mary Ann Marchant, Colorado Springs Biology Charon Chiles Marco, Jacksonville, Florida Art Douglas Richard Marek, Colorado Springs Anthropology Timothy Seth Marx, Teaneck, New Jersey Liberal Arts and Sciences Robert James Matter, Houghton Lake, Michigan 2 Political Science Donald R. Matthews, Colorado Springs History Michelle Licia May, Medford, Oregon Anthropology Dam L. McBeth, Florence, Colorado Biology, Cum laude William Kent McClelland, Paradise Valley, Arizona Physics David William McConnell, Boulder, Colorado Political Science, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna cum laude Sarah Severance McCoy, Chagrin Falls, Ohio History Charles Bryce McCrory, Jr., Denver History Richard Snyder McDermott, Colorado Springs Business Administration Jane Lynn McDowell, Cincinnati, Ohjo 1 History Linda C. McEncroe, Golden, Colorado History Linda Diane McGaha, Carlsbad, New Mexico Economics, Phi Beta Kappa Kate Harvey McGee, Sonora, California Economics Paul Leonard McHugh, St. Paul, Minnesota Business Administration Ellen McLarty, Santa Fe, New Mexico 1 Art Robert Winslow McManus, San Marino, California Fine Arts Drama Stewart McNab, Ross, California Geology Linda R. Medina, Pueblo, Colorado 2 Humanities for Elementary Teachers William Lee Medina, Pueblo, Colorado Business Administration Dale E. Mehl, Denver 2 Chemistry Paul Charles Melanson, Boulder, Colorado Chemistry Rebecca Ann Melena, Colorado Springs Spanish Bonnie Zoe Mersky, Wyoming, Delaware 2 Biology , Magna cum laude Mark David Meyer, Lombard, Illinois Chemistry, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna cum laude Jerri Ann Midgley, Colorado Springs Psychology Michael Robert Mill, Denver Chemistry Donald David Miller, Normal, Illinois Geology Robert F. Miller, Tulsa, Oklahoma Biology Linda Gwen Mims, Wichita, Kansas Art Eric Gregory Minuth, Kailua, Hawaii Adviser Plan Eddie Dano Mio, Windsor, Ontario, Canada Business Administration Dennis Edward Mitchem, Jr., Phoenix, Arizona Business Administration Julie Ann Montgomery, Danville, Kentucky Political Science Richard Warren Moon, Denver Distinction in English, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna cum laude Robin Adnenne Morris, Tempe, Arizona History Richard K. Morse, Jr., St. Louis, Missouri 2 History Susan Louise Mott, Denver Spanish , Cum laude Susan Louise Mottice, North Canton, Ohio Biology Shelley Darrah Mueller, Grand Rapids, Michigan Political Science, Cum laude Dolores Fuller Myers, Colorado Springs English Eleanor Yorke Myers, Chevy Chase, Maryland English Heather Jean Myers, San Diego, California 1 Physics Irene Nakamura, Denver Art Michael Nava, Sacramento, California History, Phi Beta Kappa, Cum laude lllana Naylor, Pomona, California Religion Donald Arthur Nelson, Oak Brook, Illinois Biology Nancy Elizabeth Nelson, Columbia, Missouri Economics Robert Neuberger, Baker, Oregon History Stephen Lowell Nordbye, Colorado Springs History Charles Brant Noziska, Vancouver, Washington Political Economy Pepper Pike, Ohio John Clement Nulsen, 111 Biology , Cum laude Gregory Frederick Oakes, Cheyenne, Wyoming Business Administration Constance Rose O ' Connell, Branford, Connecticut Art, Magna cum laude Peter Alan Offenbecher, Colorado Springs Political Economy, Phi Beta Kappa, Summa cum laude David John Ohman, Distinction in History, Cum laude Lynn B. Olson, East Grand Forks, Minnesota Business Administration Diana Marie Ortiz, Albuquerque, New Mexico Political Science Henry Stuart Otto, III, Scarsdale, New York Business Administration Eric Lehnen Paddock, Boulder, Colorado Art Jimmy D. Page, Ft. Morgan, Colorado 2 Chemistry William John Pasley, Jr., Virginia Beach, Va. English Phillip Harris Paul, Iowa City, Iowa Physics Julie Paynter, Ft. Morgan, Colorado Psychology, Phi Beta Kappa, Cum laude Kelley Claire Pelissier, Sheridan, Wyoming Liberal Arts and Sciences, Magna cum laude Cathie Leigh Perrin, Colorado Springs Art Janet Sanborn Perry, Florissant, Colorado 2 Anthropology Malcolm Campbell Persen, Byram, Connecticut Political Economy Kenneth Allen Pettine, Ft. Collins, Colorado Biology Patricia Anne Pflug, Colorado Springs Romance Language: Spanish, Magna cum laude William Hensel Phelps, Greeley, Colorado Music, Phi Beta Kappa Gerald Edward Piper, Denver Political Science Bassett Place, Jr., New York, New York Humanities for Elementary Teachers Walter Daniel Predovich, Pueblo, Colorado Business Administration Charlotte Susan Presti, Colorado Springs Geology Mark Steven Preuss, San Antonio, Texas History Julie Lynn Price, Bartlesville, Oklahoma History Richard Wynand Pyle, Scottsdale, Arizona English Charlotte Frances Quist, Grand Junction, Colorado Biology C. David Rees, Glenwood Springs, Colorado 2 Physics, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna cum laude Peggy Weaks Reily, Metairie, Louisiana Biology Laurie Rennebohm, Cheney, Washington Humanities for Elementary Teachers Amy Rennert, Great Neck, New York Political Science Christa Helen Rheindt, Denver Biology Barry Kent Rhoades, Phoenix, Arizona Psychology Linda Ruth Ribnik, Denver Biology Jonathan Lane Riddle, Colorado Springs Anthropology Marlin Risinger, III, Shreveport, Louisiana Distinction in English, Phi Beta Kappa, Cum laude Stephen M. Roberts, Middlebury, Vermont Psychology James R. Robinson, Huntington, New York Geology Susan Lee Robinson, Arvada, Colorado Economics, Phi Beta Kappa, Cum laude Chalyce Ann Robuck, San Diego, California Art Ronald David Rodriguez, New Hyde Park, New York Liberal Arts and Sciences Robert Gene Romero, Denver History Gregory F. Rosen, Denver Biology Ricky Joe Rubin, Lakewood, Colorado Political Science, Summa cum laude Robert K Rudman, Bangor, Maine Liberal Arts and Sciences George Michael Ruegg, La Junta, Colorado Economics, Magna cum laude Beverly Lynn Rutenbeck, Denver History, Cum laude Michael John Rybak, Minneapolis, Minnesota Liberal Arts and Sciences Frederick A. Schaefer, Excelsior, Minnesota Economics Charles B. Schaff, Jr., Youngstown, Ohio History Deborah Lynn Schaffner, Houston, Texas Biology Laura Howe Schell, Colorado Springs Business Administration Elizabeth Nan Schiff, Los Angeles, California 1 French Robert Clayton Schmidt, Palatine, Illinois Economics. Cum laude Sheri Rae Schmidt, Grand Junction, Colorado Humanities for Elementary Teachers. Cum laude John Philip Schmuck, Denver Chemistry Mike P Schweitzer, Geyser, Montana Biology Ingrid Barbara Scott, Scottsdale, Arizona German Laurie Ellen Scott, Great Falls, Montana Distinction in English, Cum laude Hillary Loughndge Scoutt, Bethesda, Maryland Religion Barbara Jean Searles, Englewood, Colorado Liberal Arts and Sciences, Magna cum laude Carrie A. Seeman, Alexandria, Virginia Art Jeffrey Lawrence Seller, Arlington Heights, 111 Political Science Saxon Elisabeth Sharpe, San Rafael, California Liberal Arts and Sciences, Cum laude Kenneth John Shaw, Kennebunk, Maine Geology Kathleen Ann Sheehan, New York, New York English Robert James Sherman, Portland, Oregon History, Phi Beta Kappa, Summa cum laude Robert Leigh Shoop, Colorado Springs Political Science Albert West Shultz, Tesuque, New Mexico Geology, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna cum laude I homas McConwav Siebert, Concord, Massachusetts Paul Richard Simpson, Prescott, Arizona Business Administration Nancy L. Slusher, Colorado Springs- Psychology James Michael Small, Englewood, Colorado Chemistry, Phi Beta Kappa, Summa cum laude Nancy A Small, Green Bay, Wisconsin Geology David Robinson Smith. Western Springs, Illinois Biology Deborah Smith, Scottsdale, Arizona Mathematics, Cum laude Eric N Smith, Newton Centre, Massachusetts Religion John lavlor Smith, Gainesville, Honda Biology Scott Gregory Smith, Colorado Springs English Scott laylor Smith, Forestville, California History Political Science, Cum laude Barbara Lynne Snow, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Political Science. Phi Beta Kappa. Magna cum laude Robbe Sue Sokolove, Denver Music Alexander Spear, Pasadena. California Liberal Arts and Sciences Brian lames Stafford, Ames, Iowa Economics, Magna cum laude Richard L Stahlman, Colorado Springs Chemistry, Summa cum laude Frederick William Stang, Hugo, Colorado Biology Steven Jeffrey Stearman, Bethesda. Maryland Music, Phi Beta Kappa Susan Pamela Sternberg, Glencoe, Illinois Humanities lor Elementary leachcrs, Summa cum laude Michael K Sternlel d. Skokie. Illinois Psychology George Steven Stidham, Checotah, Oklahoma English, Magna cum laude Mara Elizabeth Stidham, Memphis, lennessee Art Mane Ann St John, Colorado Springs History Charles Walker Streamer, Jr , Pueblo, Colorado Economics Mary Katherme Stuart, Aurora, Colorado Biology Philip Nye Suter, Concord, Massachusetts Political Science Laura Marvel Swigart, Denver Biology- Susan McKee lachau. Louisville, Kentucky Political Science Gary Yukio lakeuchi, Saipan, Mariana Islands Liberal Arts and Sciences, Cum laude P N lanaka. Denver Philosophy James Patrick Brennan laylor, Wichita, Kansas Line Arts Drama Christopher Fuller Thomas, Boise, Idaho Geology, Cum laude Gary David Thompson, Julsa. Oklahoma Economics Joseph Satoru Thompson, Colorado Springs Political Science. Phi Beta Kappa, Cum laude Judith Marie Thompson, Madison, Connecticut Music, Phi Beta Kappa, Cum laude Man M 1 hompson, Denver Political Science David James Ihomson, Anchorage. Alaska- Philosophy John Dallas Ihomson. Harwich Port, Massachusetts 1 Sociology David 1 linsley, Columbia, Missouri German, Phi Beta Kappa. Summa cum laude William Charles f ' omlinson, Brookfield Center, Conn. Political Economy Daniel Joseph I raub, Albuquerque. New Mexico Art. Cum laude I ugene ' resenteld. Hillsdale. Nt Ricardo Steve 1 rujillo. Colorado Springs I iberal Arts and Sciences William Alan I urner, Westporl. Connecticut Advisei Plan Charles Van Orden. Kentfield, California Political 1 conomy Judith Claire Van Valen, Fort Walton Beach, Fla - Humanities lor Elementary leachers, Cum laude Mark M Van Wert, Honolulu. Hawaii Kathl Pol •en Ann Vigi tical Science Iciest Bio ra Mane Vi ogy (hail Bio ■s Anthony V ogy James Art Craig Walke Mars Bio ( athanne W ogy rm Mane Vigil, Walsenburg, Colorado ny Vogt, Cambridge. Massachus and I ake, Colorado 1 rhousand Oaks, Calif Robert [vans Walton, Colorado Springs History Iheodore Elliott Warner. Edina, Minnesota Business Administration Carl Eugene Watley, Pueblo, Colorado 2 Psychology William Charles Watts. Durango. Colorado Psychology Melissa Jane Weeks. Cape Girardeau. Missour Line Arts Drama. Cum laude Anne Kathryn Wehrli, Webster Groves, Missoi Psychology , Magna cum laude Nancy R Weil, Shaker Heights, Ohio English S Evan Werner, Minneapolis, Minnesota Biology Laurie Lee Weinstein, Farmington, Connectici Distinction in Anthropology, Cum laude Beverly Merle Wetlev, Colorado Springs English Robert Winston White. Maple Plain, Minneso 1 conomics Kermit Lynn Wilber, Jr . Cortez, Colorado Biology Van Cobb Wilgus, Colorado Springs History John Hayward Williams, St. Louis, Missouri History Robert Gordon Willis, Quincy. Illinois Political Science Lisa Marie Wise, South Pasadena, California 2 Political Science, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna curr Susan M. Wolf, Albion, Nebraska Humanities for Elementary Teachers Jeffrey Allen Wolfman, Boston, Massachusetts 2 Art Larry Deane Wood, Grand Junction, Colorado Business Administration, Cum laude Henry David Worley, Cedaredge, Colorado Political Science Mary Ellen Wortham. Aurora, Colorado Sociology, Magna cum laude Peter C. Yanker, Tucson, Arizona Physics Mary Therese Yelenick, Denver Political Science, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna cum laude Bonita Faye Yocus, Grand Rapids, Minnesota Psychology Nancy Zellerbach, San Francisco, California History Vicki Ziegler, Colorado Springs Liberal Arts and Sciences, Cum laude A NOTE OF ACADEMIC COSTUME Academic costume comes down from the universities of the Middle Ages. In a day when all students were clerics, the gown and its attached hood served both to keep the student warm in unheated buildings and to identify the particular religious order to which he belonged. American academic costume of today is based upon an inter-collegiate code established in 1895. The gown is generally of black, differing somewhat according to the level of the degree. Some universities have brightly colored gowns although many faculty members prefer to wear the more conventional black. The tassel on the mortar board cap may be of black or of the color indicating the degree, except that a doctor ' s cap occasionally has a tassel of gold thread. The major distinguishing characteristic of the gowns are the sleeves, styled in the following fashion: bachelor, long pointed; master, oblong; doctor and specialist, bell shaped. The doctor ' s gown has velvet collar, and three bars. The specialist ' s gown differs from a doctor ' s in that it has no sleeve bars. The hood is the outstanding feature of the costume. Of black material, it is lined with the colors of the college or university granting the degree and is bordered with the color appropriate to that degree. The degree, and not the department or field, governs the color of the border. Thus the border of a doctor of philosophy hood is always blue for philosophy, regardless of the field of study. The Colorado College hood is lined with gold. Among institutional colors which may be seen at today ' s exercises are the following; California, gold, blue chevron; Chicago, maroon; University of Colorado, gold, silver gray chevron; Columbia, light blue, white chevron; Harvard, crimson; Illinois, dark blue, two orange chevrons; Indiana, crimson, white chevron; Johns Hopkins, dark blue, gold chevron; Michigan, mai e, a ure blue chevron; MIT, bright red. silver gray chevron; Northwestern, purple, gold chevron; Pennsylvania, cardinal, blue chevron; Princeton, orange, black chevron; Stanford, cardinal; Wisconsin, bright red; Yale, dark blue. Index Abram, Leon Jay 76 Adams, David Schroeder 83 Adams, Sarah Dykhuis 164 Allen, Philip Brooks 79 Amato, Sandra F. 21 Amundson, Paul Richard 37,57 Anderson, Gail 108 Anderson, Samuel Collins 83,161 Anderson, Sarah Elizabeth 89 Anderson, Todd Fredrick 83,59 Andrews, Douglas Alden 79 Anton, Lynn Marie 102,161 Armour, Ross Wilton 83 Ashley, Cooper Stuart 107,126 Atilano, Vera 29 Atkinson, Marguerite 21,108 Atwood, Catherine Marion 138 Austin, Kimberly Ann 103,104 Baker, Andrew Norfleet 79,113 Baker, James Harris 98,112 Balderston, James Claypoole Jr. 83,153 Banks, David James 67 Bansen, Peter Albert 112,152,192 Barker, Ross Dickinson 79 Barth, Timothy Forbes 83 Barton, David Morison 74 Barton, William Randolph 54,112 Baxter, Nancy Griffith 20 Beatty, Patricia Ann 20,132 Becker, Terry Richard 152,167 Beckmann, Thomas Lee 83 Benson, Thomas Joseph 33,36,41 Bentley, Clark McCary 95 Berkeley, Anne Randolph 165 Berkley, William Spencer 109,133 Berman, Paul David 125,131,148 Berridge, Ted Chester 76 Bertrand, Paul Omer Jr. 135 Bilgrave, Zane Milton 58 Blackett, Arthur Badger Jr. 102,131 Blaik, Robert Earl 76 Blake, Joseph Hawes 74 Blake, Walter Eugene 57 Blalock, Hill Jr. 76 Bohanon, Thomas Clay 128 Bond, Cathryn Fletcher 21 Borowski, Maria Elaine 89 Borra, Mary Frances 89 Borra, Rosemary Ann 89 Bowman, Frank Otto III 95,153 Boylston, Michael Harshaw 79,106 Bradley, William Stanton 76 Bradney, Patricia Gail 112 Bransky, Brad Edward 79 Brasch, Leah Florence 115 Bright, Hollis Earling 147 Brinkerhoff, Becki Fairfield 71 Brogden, Mette Jean 138 Bruns, Judson Leroy III 143 Buchanan, Frank Richard 36,57, 76 Buchanan, Mark James 37,76 Buck, David John 79,95 Buckman, Linda Susan 65 Burghart, Brad Allen 37,83 Burke, John A. 56 Burke, John Walter 76 Burkepile, David Craig 74 Burton, Ellen Lee 53,89 Bush, Walter Lewis III 69 Byers, Hugh James 74,75 Carlson, Deanne Blair 89,108 Carlson, Martha Sue 164 Carrizo, Ana Del Carmen 139 Cathcart, Daniel Hobbs 106 Chalfant, Catherine Anne 89 Chapin, Charles Spencer 74 Childs, Anne Carmichael 111 Childs, Stephen Alan 72,107,115 Christofferson, Curtis James 46 Claassen, Sally 157 Clark, David Nesmith 115 Clarke, Jeffrey Thomas 79 Clarke, Kristina 125 Cole, Steven Brian 79 Collett, Stephen Curtiss 129 Collins, Charles Harold 115 Collins, Glenn Hampton 79 Collins, Jim Francis 56 Cooper, Richard Calvin 76 Cotton, Gerald David 135,144,163 Coulson, Elizabeth 74 Craig, Catherine Michele 89 Creigh, Thomas Day 79,95 Crosby, Clifton Dwinnell Jr. 60,61 Crossey, Patricia Marie 125,151 Crown, Patricia Ann 106 Curtis, Nancy Louise 100 Dale, Frank Rodolf 79 David, Andrew Benjamin 145 Davies, Kimberly Ann 165 Davis, Christopher J. 74 Davis, Sarah Hulme 89 Deichen, James Clement 165 Delich, David Robert 47,55 Demoraes, Clelia Deane 112,140 Dennison, Robert Gene 83 Deshaw, Katharine Diamond, Ted Andrew Dickison, Daniel William Dietel, David Homer Dilger, Michael Scott Dines, Hildreth Donelan, Thomas L. Dorn, Julia Ellen Dorn, Philip John Earl Duer, Andrew Adgate Duggan, Timothy Patrick Durkin, Judith Canby Dymond, Steven Henry Earnshaw, Edward Linsley Edelston, Barbara L. Edmond, Carolyn Lorraine Edmondson, Ronald Lee Edwards, Bruce Neil Ehlers, David Richard Ehrlichman, Jody Ann Eiseman, Wendy Susan Epple, Robert William Ernest, Michael Glenn Estin, Timothy George Euser, Anthony Gerrit Eustis, Brian Dow Evans, Elizabeth Temple Feder, Harlan Michael Feil, David Arnold Ferrari, Ciliamarie Fischer, Laura Ellen Fitch, David Defrehn Fleming, Sar ah Coachman Ford, Steven Robert 125 Fortis, Sharon Lynn Fortunoff, Esther Lynn Fox, Edward Quinn Fox, Richard Spencer Francklyn, Reginald Deveau Franco, Paul Nicholas Frasca, Michael Everett Fremont, Kim Watson French, Christopher Holmes Fricke, Deirdre Jo Froeb, Deborah Suzanne Garrison, Jeffrey Wood Gates, Lawrence Wayne Gentsch, Thomas Foster Gerlach, Michael Lloyd Gibbens, Twila Gail Goldman, Jon Stuart 132 79 30,152 74 74 130 106 68,73 25,161 145 101 159,164 111 79 141 162 74 165 128 17 89 79,132 83 102 76,167 30 131 129,146 160 89 30,96 106 73,163 111,122, ,130,168 102,146 102,146 37 79 79, 104,159 142 83 113 135, 155 88,89 29,147 149 135 76 83 89,101 151,167 Gordon, Robert Todd 111,126 Greco, Stephen Blase 76,111 Greenlee, Edith Annette 74 Greer, William Wilson 136 Grout, John Gordon 76 Guerrieri, Dexter Anton 79 Haedrich, Michael William 45,46 Haire, James Alan 76 Halberg, Kerri Lynn 89 Hall, Timothy Michael 83 Hamilton, Ann Hale 23,89,125 Hancock, Julie Sutton 89 Hanson, Dave Lee 76 Harpel, Greg Alan 83 Harris, Elisabeth Copley 96 Hartigan, Patricia Dale 135,143,144 Hartwell, Jay Craig 74,104,112,159 Harvey, Rose Hopkins 52,65,75 Hayne, Lon Alan 76 Headstrom, Gail Louise 164 Heider, Mark Joseph 79 Helman, David Bernard 132 Hendrickson, David Calvin 112 Herman, Christy Lynn 75 Hermann, Edward Joseph 83 Herrera, Scott Jay 97 Herrick, David Morse 114 Herrmann, Kit Ann 138 Herter, Caroline Ames 102 Hibben, John Brickman 83 Hiefield, Mike Wayne 44 Hiersteiner, Heidi Dorothy 136, 146 Hoadley, Terry Glen 36,83 Hoffman, Edward Thurn 83 Hoffman, Hanna Mandy 22 Hoffman, Kirk Richard 33,83 Holder, James Hal 167 Holdsworth, Kim 135 Holekamp, Elizabeth Marie 108 Holman, Marjorie Alberta 73 Holmes, Wayne Randolph 42,62, 83 Honnen, Susan Elizabeth 89,132 Hopkins, Michael Allen 36 Houlton, Jeff Tracy 79 Howard, Howell Hoffman 95,111, 131,159,168 Hoyt, Richard Sears 61,115,169 Hubbard, Michael Wetherell 56,76 Hubbell, Scott David 83 Humphries, Guy Brian 95 Hunter, Elizabeth Gail 121,164 Huston, Nickels Bachelder 115 Huvard, Mark Andrew 103 Jackson, George Dewey 25,38, 157,168 Jecker, La Juan M. 111 Jenkins, Edwin David 44,69 Jeurink, Judith Kay 89 Jewel Anne Frances 96,135,144,148 Jewell, Loye Douglas 23 Johnson, Terry Earl 76 Jones, Deborah Kay 52 Joseph, Nancy Lynn 132 Kaes, Jeffrey Leigh 74 Kamm, Charles Michael 128 Kane, Mary Elizabeth 127,168 Kasserman, David Fair 76 Kay, Thomas Alan 59,167 Keeling, Pamela Jo 164 Keeling, Thomas Bruce 79 Kelly, Meredith Raymond 75 Kelly, Susan Ellis 169 Kelly, William Cody Jr. 111 Kensinger, Janisue 54,153 Kerr, Elizabeth Warner 105 Kettler, Perigail 22,23 King, Katherine Louis 89 Kingman, David Eastman 100,103 Kinney, Kevin Derek 67,83 Kramer, Scott Douglas 74 Kramer, Vicki Lynn 126 Kravit, Daniel Franklin 137 Krutsch, Michael Wesley 40,57,76 Kurth, Charles Dean 134 Langseth, Mark Selden 134 Lathem, Niles Richard 105 Lautmann, Peter Scott 76 Lavoie, Jon Clinton 62,76,141 Lee, Thomas S. 29,28,134 Leenhouts, Ray Olds 76 Lelong, Peter Bowman 76,167 Levine, Robert Murray 25,55, 76,96,98,156 Lewis, Barbara Ann 120 Lewis, Steven Elliott 134,154 Leyden, Terrence Joseph 76 Lind, Frederic Wilson 79 Lisco, Linda Joy 98 Lopez, Rick Paul 83,113 Lorca, Pablo 38,39 Lovett, James Vernor 83 Lovett, Patricia Ann 89 Lowry, James Kennington 83 Lowry, Patricia Ann 74 Lubchenco, Peggy Jean 138,157 Lutz, Thomas Robert 67,153 Lyon, Susan Jeanne 54,105 Maas, Patricia Jean 112 MacDonald, Richard Barry 134 Macks, Judith Anne 126 MacLeod, Norman Langley 160 Maffei, Mary Frances 99,127,159 Magee, Dean James 44 Maner, Douglas Darby 79 Marcus, Bruce Alan Margrave, David John Marks, Christopher Brady McCaw, Keith William McConnell, David William McConnell, Mark Andrew McDermott, Charles David McDermott, Richard Snyder McEncroe, Linda Carol McGaha, Linda Diane McGee, Kate Harvey McGinty, Diane L. McHugh, Paul Leonard McManus, Robert Winslow McMillan, Marcheta Lee McNiff, Sydney Lockhart Mehl, Albert Lee Meili, Robin Cheryl Melrose, Edward Raymond Miller, Donald David Millian, Kenneth Young Jr. Mills, Daniel Rogers Mio, Eddie Dario Mitchell, James Bernard Mitchell, John Paul Monteiro, John Manuel Moog, Alva Robert Moore, Curtis William Moore, H. Lowell Moore, Mallory Voigt Morrison, David Wayne Mosco, Harry Anthony Moulton, Jeffrey Seymour Moulton, Jonathan Spaulding 29,105,106 74 96, 155 79 107,140 23,24 83,113 76 89,133 74 100 89 139,144,147 108 Muellich, Scott Raydure Murphy, John Waite Nalen, Katherine Modisette Nalley, Reginald Derek Nava, Michael Alan Naylor, lllana Nelson, Donald Arthur Nelson, Nancy Elizabeth Nevler, Janis Mary Nickerson, George Arthur Nishimoto, Douglas Dean Noah, Nancy Helen Norris, Mark Saalfield O ' Connell, Constance Rose O ' Malley, Nancy Louise Oatman, Peter Adams Obletz, Douglas Levi Offenbecher, Peter Alan Olschner, Thomas Wolfe Olson, Lynn Brian Ortega, Carlos Joaquin 94 108 83 113 75 31,67,169 74 95 42,44,45,69 43 136 39 25 83 75 22 74 62,156 57,76 57,76 79,95,96 97,109,133, 151,162 96 58,59 100,165 72 98 89,96 52 76,106 29,95, 141 89 19 100 89 79 73,152 144 96 69 157 Osmond, Mark William Otto, Henry Stuart Owens, John Joseph Pack, Roger Nelson Paddock, Eric Lehnen Palazzari, Anthony Aldo Pantzer, Kurt Friedrich III Parks, Deborah Alice Parks, Marzette Ann Patrick, Joseph Dean Paul, Stephen Robert Perry, Kennard Piatt, Jr. Perry, Priscilla Persen, Malcolm Campbe Peters, Eric Landon Peterson, Peter Duncan Petterson, Bruce William Pettine, Kenneth Allen Phillippi, Lincoln Piper, Steven Harold Poltrack, Beverly Jean Ponce, Eulalia Poole, Bruce Christopher Pracht, Richard Joseph Prendergast, Alan Robert Preuss, Mark Steven Prouty, James Richard Pullara, Brian Scott Raymond, Anan Reed, Bruce Arthur Reitinger, Russell George Rennert, Amy Jane Rheindt, Christa Helen Rhoades, Barry Kent Ribnik, Linda Ruth Ridgeway, Thomas Patrick Rifkin, Stuart Gary Roberts, Stephen Mark Robuck, Chalyce Ann Rocks, Elizabeth Lee Rodriguez, Ronald David Romero, Robert Gene Rosen, Gregory F. Rosenfeld, Jan Ellen Rosenthal, Michael Bruce Ross, Robert Roland Ruegg, George Michael Rybak, Michael John 67,110, Sandoval, Richard Allen 60,61 135,136,142 Sandstrom, Lisa Ann 52 83 Sargent, Preston Robert 157 79 Schaefer, Andrew Goodspeed 79 79 Schaff, Charles Booth Jr. 99 103 Scherer, Steven Edward 74 44 Schneider, Kirsten Karolyn 95, 79 131,147 89 Schultz, Richard Carlton 74 102 Schwarzschild, Beverley Rae 141, 79 145 55 Seeman, Carrie Ann 73 98,112,127, Severa, Susan Lee 89 158 Severson, Kristen Ann 89 121 Shaw, Kenneth John 74 II 25, Sheehan, Kathleen Ann 102,110,131 30,159,168 Sherman, Robert James 97 152 Shonk, John Joseph Jr. 150 107,157 Shook, Robert John 39 38 Shultz, Albert West 165 83,95, Siebert, Thomas McConway 73 123,126 Silverman, Craig Alan 55 156,157 Silverman, Joel Frank 22,125,139,150 136,149 Simons, Kornel 39 74 Simpson, Fay 24 145 Small, James Michael 133 83 Small, Matthew Joseph 79 44,47 Smith, Deborah 89,96 112 Smith, Gregory James 120 37,383 Smith, Nancy Elizabeth 74 67 Smith, Susan Hoke 89,135 76 Snow, Barbara Lynne 161 79 Soderstrom, Karl Roy 23 74 Soltvedt, Larry Lee 45,47 63 Sorensen, Philip Jon 125,159 140 Sornsin, Steve Mark 74 143 Souza, Suzete 139,145 79 Spence, Rebecca Ann 29,133,135 133 Stampohar, John F. 42,73 36,40 Stang, Frederick William 83,165 33,60 Stanton, David Gilbert 61 53 Stenmark, Suzanne 105 137 Stephens, Jan Elizabeth 113 30 Sternfeld, Michael Kenneth 107 101 Stewart, John Wolcott II 128 60 Stidham, George Steven 122,125 102,133,168 Straub, Michael Bracken 43,83,113 74 Sullivan, Kirk Jeffery 83,113 83,113 Supperstein, Scott Michae 83 122,125,151 Swan, Karen Ann 89 74 Swenson, Terrance Kyle 62,63 107 Tachau, Susan McKee 74,133,165 Taketa, Kelvin Hisato 113 Takeuchi, Gary Yukio 165 Tamarkin, Jonathan David 148 Tassel, Sandra Jo 148 Taylor, James Patrick 22 Thomas, Gregory Scott 83 Thompson, Marjorie Ellis 89 Thompson, Morley Punshon Jr. 74 Tickle, Richard Boyd 79 Tomlinson, William Charles 141 Traeger, John William Traub, Daniel Joseph Troubh, John Brickman Truettner, Walter James II Turner, Bradford Wyckoff 83,122, 152,163 76,165 20,96,97,98 66,79 38,39, 102,110 Twombly, David Boyd 76 Ungar, Patricia Joan 21 Van Ert, Heidi 128 Van Schaack, Gregory Peter 37,83 Vaughn, James Francis III 135 Vigil, Kathleen Ann 89 Vogt, Charles Anthony 108 Wall, Anthony Joseph 25,99 Warner, James Francis 33,43 Warner, Ted Elliott 55 Weed, Thomas Greenwood 126 Weeks, Melissa Jane 24 Weiner, Fred Louis 53 Weiner, S. Evan 79 Weisman, Richard Shane 76 Weiss, Charles Robert 107,110 Weiss, Steven Ira 74 Weiss, Wendy Ruth 104 Wellenbach, Patricia 98 Welty, Bruce Edward 111 Welty, Linda S. 89 West, Philip Henry 76 White, Robert Arthur 74 Williams, George Matthews Jr. 74 Williams, John Hayward 113 Winder, Bruce Shawn 83 Witcher, Leslie Ann 100 Wolman, Karen Dian 101,147 Woodrich, Paisley Ann 134,143 Yanker, Peter C. 120 Yocus, Bonita Faye 120 Young, Peter Alexander 74 Zaumseil, Barbara Ellen 129 Zellerbach, Nancy 89,96,169 Zoellner, Craig Joseph 62,83 DAIRY PRODUCT8 nR « . Serving Colorado College for 70 Years MURCO DRUG Cache La Poudre at Tejon Colorado Springs, Colorado A century of progress. . . a promise for the future! HOLLY SUGAR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 Western Forge Corp. 4607 Forge Road FOWLER LUMBER 117 W. Vernijo 473-2411 vk The BRO A DMOOR Colorado Springs, i Colorado 8090 IfeH m □ n fciSB iaiiiiMiP. ' ■ 1 • ■ I ■taa IH| GOOD FOOD, GOOD FUN AND GOOD LIVING . ALL UNDER ONE ROOF! 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THE BANKS OE THE PIKES PEAK REGIONAL CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION The Bank of Colorado The Bank of Fountain Valley Central Bank of Academy Boulevard Central Bank of Colorado Springs The Citadel Bank The Colorado Springs National Bank East Bank The Exchange National Bank First Bank The First National Bank of Colorado Springs Fort Carson National Bank United Bank of Colorado Springs United Bank of Fountain Motor Hotel And Restaurant Direct Dial Phone Service I Color Television Adjoining Restaurant Glass Enclosed Pool ; Credit Cards Accepted V2 Block from CC 820 N. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, Colo. 80902 Phone 633-5513 Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Graduates! The Colorado Springs Sun Your Morning Newspaper KRDO AM-FM-TV CHANNEL 13 1240 AM- 95.1 FM Codec ' s 9 SOUTH WEBER Phntn Supply Phone 634-8833 COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO 80903 Nugget Staff Editor Photography Editor Business Manager Advertising Layout Staff Additional Layout Photographers Additional Photography Peter A. Bansen Peter A. Bansen Peter A. Bansen Jan Kensinger John and Chrys Fotenos Peter A. Bansen Lisa Radetsky, Liz Paul Peter A. Bansen, Hal Howard, Miffy Maffei Jim Vaughn, Patty Wellenbach, Greg Van Schaack, Terry Leyden, John Witt Cover Photograph Peter A. Bansen Company Advisor and the person who really made this whole damn book a reality: John Fotenos Editor ' s Comments Well, it ' s all over, I think. The book you are holding, and hopefully will cherish along with your memories of Colorado College, is less a product of pride than despera- tion. The ordeal of putting it together has spanned a full year, although it really reached a feverish peak about two months ago. I can say very little about this book, other than it has no theme, and it is done. At times I had fun with it, at others I despaired of ever seeing it in print, but here it is, at long last, something to hold on to, and look at from time to time. In this book are people, buildings, and good times which you may remember many years from now. If you don ' t think much of the book now, put it away and come back to it in a few years, it may mean something to you then. There are people I owe a lot for all the help that was given to me in the making of this book, and there are people who I never want to see again. John Fotenos is the advisor that Walsworth Publishing Company sent to us, but he became much more than that. John is responsible for most of the layout of this book, he and his wife Chrys worked hours as long as I did this summer to finish the book, and he deserves more credit than I for it. Miffy Maffei and Hal Howard really helped a lot in the photographic department, covering the senior activities. Jan Kensinger did a fabulous job with advertising, even though she tended to exagerate the amount of money she had made for us from time to time. Thanks to Jay Hartwell and David Hendrickson for providing comic relief during long nights in the darkroom. Special thanks to the CCCA for providing enough money to make this book a reality. In the Thanks but no thanks department, continued from last year, are all of the seniors who complained about the lack of senior pictures last year, but wouldn ' t take the time to have their picture taken this year. Well, that ' s about it for this year. I hope you like this book, we put a lot of time and effort into it, that it might reflect the kind of place CC is, and the kind of people that work and learn here. Thanks for giving me a chance to be part of it, I will miss it. Peter A. Bansen August 18, 1976 WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo., U.S.A. l: V?0 YOU HAVE TOLKEIW ' g £lti£ TRILOGY g HASN COME IW V£T. 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