Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

THE COLORADO COLLEGE NUGGET 1977-1978 1. THE PREFACE 1-16 2. THE ADMINISTRATOR THE INSTRUCTOR 17-41 3. THE STUDENT 42-113 A. THE BLOCK 44-57 B. THE BREAK 58-63 C. THE SENIOR 64-113 4. THE PLAYING FIELD 114-133 5. THE DIVERSIONS 134-149 6. THE ORGANIZATIONS 150-179 7. THE DEPARTURE 180-189 8. THE INDEX 190-191 i K History 71 Psychology ■ ■ Business Mathematics 1 I l£ Anthropology Poli. ScL 1 i l£ Geology ii Sociology i m E. Thomsen ■ - . jSL ' i d ■ • ■ 3 __ ; ill - ■ ■ ' ■- ■ •• ' . ' Vs. ,..$t J. Moore v m Howard ' s Canon FTB Color Photographs by E. Thomsen 16 THE ADMINISTRATOR THE INSTRUCTOR fcl Top Left: Dean Bradley Top Right: Dean Turner Left: Dean Taylor E. Thomsen 1 Left: President Worner I Top: Dean McLeod BIOLOGY J Top Left: Mary Gadd Top Right: Werner Heim Bottom Right: Alex Vargo Bottom Left: Mary Hamilton J. Wood CHEMISTRY J. Peacock PHYSICS f ' l jni R. Rollins Above Left: Richard Hilt Above Right: Edward Langer Bottom: Richard Saenz PSYCHOLOGY imj S. Grossberg Top Left: the proverbial pigeon Top Right: Jeff Eichengreen Bottom: Don Shearn MATH S. Grossberg S. Grossberg GEOLOGY Left: Dave Normand Below: John Lewis HISTORY Left: William Hochman Bottom Left: George Drake Bottom Right: Susan Ashley H. Lehman ANTHROPOLOGY Above: Michael Hoffman Bottom Left: Marianne Stoller Bottom Right: Paul Kutsche L. Scheerer POLITICAL SCIENCE Right: Robert Loevy Bottom Left: Fred Sondermann Bottom Right: Robert Lee SOCIOLOGY tOJJut ' ' Wyy.v,- ca Top Left: Van B. Shaw Top Right: Robert Dunne Left: Alvin Boderman and Nancy Nettleton BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ECONOMICS Top Left: William Burton Top Right: Charles Parker Bottom: Ray Werner Grossberg S. Grossberg S. Grossberg LANGUAGES K. Mcintosh Above: Herving Madruga Right: Alexey Malyshev Bottom Left: bilingual friend Bottom Riant: Sarah Simmons I I §F? H. Lehman n -Above: Horst Richardson ENGLISH Above Left: Daniel Tynan Above Right: James Yaffe Bottom Left: Joseph Gordon Bottom Right: George Butte R. Fisher Top Left: Richard Kendrick Top Right: David Florsheim Marilee Thompson Left: William McMillen ART Right: Bernard Arnest Bottom Left: Roger Aikin Bottom Right: Gale Murray S Grossberg MUSIC PHILOSOPHY H. Lehman Top Left: Hans Krimm Top Right: Jane Cauvel Bottom Left: John Riker Bottom Right: Harvey Rabbin H. Lehman RELIGION H. Lehman % A ; 1 i 1 ! i 1 1 ii 1 1 ■■ I ft ■ ' - THE STUDENT E. Thomsen i — M CALCULUS AND ANALYTIC GEOMETRY INTRODUCTORY LA PAGLIA «□ P f f T AXFTI IH f r , l4C 4ICTD V . . Biochemistry Lehninger ggrrf Will m M ffj ' !?i H Lehman J. Peacock  t i.l=J;U;r m: i 4 t 4 f B. Bronson PR i E. Thomsen «. i ps 1 gfjhm JMm 7 __ ' r 1jp ' i iaMl H. Feder Bob My aim is true Kline ;?= • • [ L ' ; J. Peacock S. Grossberg s= K. Pantzer 1 ..• • SENIORS Please respond to this question: The invention of the wheel changed the course of humanity. Many anthropologists believe this single step to be the prime impetus in the development of mankind. We, at The Colorado College, can think of many things which are round - can you? Because you have left the definition of round nebulous (and probably purposely so), my reply shall be equally equivocal. As the wheel, roundness spans the course of humanity. Rather than spending burdonsome and worthless moments defining roundness I shall instead, in my discursive manner, illustrate the exigencies of round in its most diverse forms. From baseballs to meatballs, from wedding rings to bathtub rings (and those around-the-rosy), man, is continually bombarded with roundness — circles, rings, hoops (as in Cape of Good Hoop), bands, spheres (as in sphere of influence) and spirals (ie, the ever dreaded spiral meningitis). Roundness, and I intentionally shy from the rigid, unemotional, scientific definitions and embrace the more humanitarian notion, seems to permeate every aspect of mankind from the physical to the metaphysical, from the real to the supernatural, from the spoken to the very archetypal. Let us briefly consider those concepts and their verbiage, which are round in the purest form. For example, a round of applause (a brilliant performance does not elicit a sphere of applause, or a square, for that matter), a round of golf, a round of beef and (its contribution to the world of music) a singing round. Let us move to man himself. Here we find a most compelling round. What would one call a true Renaissance man or our all-American Boy Scout? The answer is obvious enough. We hail such individuals as well-rounded. Which reminds me of a rather curious anecdote. I knew a guy who ' s name happened to be Mel (which has nothing to do with the story) who was one of the top scouts, but he never got his Eagle Scout because he weighed, as I recall, well over 300 pounds and simply could not squeeze into a kayak. Sad, I know, but true. But the point here is that this corpulent scout, in his misunderstanding of the boy scout creed, offers us an example of well-rounded on both the metaphysical and the physical plane. But, well-rounded, in the physical sense, need not connote anything negative. Why, here, in sexist America, many gape, with chins-dropped and salavia-drooling, at pulchritudenous individuals and gawk, boy, now, she ' s really well-rounded. Quickly, I would like to turn to more conceptual notions of round. First, it is mandatory and quite apropos that I mention circles. Although I might address such fascinating notions as circles of awareness and circles of friends, I am concerned here with circles as they relate specifically to the world of academia. Two particular circles come to mind, which have proven crucial in understanding many aspects of intellectual and political life. I refer here to the oratorical devices of circular logic and circumlocutions. Certainly these notions are vital in understanding political rhetoric and in dealing with the psuedo-perspicacious world of cocktail parties (which I understand are essential to the world of academia). An ongoing debate exists between many historians and political scientists over the nature of history. Is it round, ie, is it circular? Are there established patterns, which dictate the movement of history? The dialectics viciously take stand against such ideas, and the Nietzscheites scream irrelevancy. From Kierkegaard to Kant the debate continues (and I need not delve here, for by definition, each is self-explanatory). Is there indeed a pattern, a circular flow of content-discontent, peace and war, reactionism-radicalism, etc; or does such an ordering represent an abuse of the historical continuum? And, if circular history exists, does this imply determinism, and if so, what of morality? (note heaviness, ve-de-de-de-de-de) As I sit here, my deep sense of humility will not allow me to answer any of these most perplexing (and quite fascinating) questions. This shall be the goal of the coming years of intellectual development. Your most interesting question is but one in a metaphysical spectrum of compelling dilemmas. My search, my quest, to derive some intellectual sense from this seeming intellectual chaos shall hopefully lead me to your door. Thank you. how ' s that for sententious prose? 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Young, B Eubank Fred Lind, Tim McNamara Chip Maize, Jim Gould, Amy Whitmer, Travis Smith Flyday Portrait; Below: By Ro Borra Betsy and Bicycler Chris Clifford ' Thorn Shanker, Lee Witcher Molly Batson and Nancy Baxter Mary Warner, Pat Harada, Claire Miller Lisa Hartman, Howard Lehman mr 1 JST y ■l J T Wfi % 00P ■ £££ ' V Mr m I k. «r Ahmoy and Marzette Gary Rogers Anne Bryan Steve Otto and friend Wayne Skigen, Newt Logan, Chris Nordlinger Roger Pack Eric Breir, Paul Pescatello, John Snell, Mike Winfrey Susanne Moore, Margaret Moulton Holly Fulton Flyday Portrait Jenny Young Kelly Shaw ,: Flyday Brad Bransky Buffer Morgan, Terry Tucker Ad Duer and Marilee Thompson 106 1 W! ?• • I (■ Jt ' J T!; The Walking Wounded Enid Schantz Karen Huntt From left: Dale Hartigan, Walker Sigismund and Rob Rifkin Dottie Hierstelner and Peter Oatman ' ■ii ■imkTfmiih Left: Dave Nichol Above Linda Crout and Mike Ernest Martha Lennihan Barb Zaumseil Dave Dietel in the dumps ; M Greg Fitzhugh and Carl Lemieux Sarah Davis, Anne Childs Home at 220: Bruce Poole, Bill Berkley, Neil Weiner, Dick Whittemore, Sam Pond Johnny and Dan Jim Peacock and Ro Borra i H Rachel Wood Kathy Needham Gus and Mary ' Jt m JaF T PL Brian Matayoshi Chris Cowan Art by Linda Lowry h ■ 2  ■ ■Mr- f As THE PLAYING FIELD •-. ytf c W - r -9j - Slw , - fe ' ■ ■  •  • ' m Top Right: Gordon Jackson Bottom Left: Horst Richardson E Thomsen Top Left: Kama Thugge Bottom Left: Gordon Jackson Bottom Right: Tom Lee H. Lehman : it: ' 4 Opposite Page Top Left: Terry Swenson Opposite Page Bottom: Dave Hall Top: Ty Fabling, Jerry Orlovsky, Dave Hodges Left: Jerry Orlovsky, Lew Eisaguirre HOCKEY Top left: Mike Knoke lp Top Right: Mike Haedrich MaM Bottom: Dave Delich Left: Mike Haedrich C.C. Club Hockey Team: Top: Rob Giles, Mitch Weiss, Jim Hartwell, Tom Evans, Mike Post, Peter Scowen, Sim Bowman, Scott Van, Matt Baker Bottom: Jim Reagan, Danny Kinesawich, Doug Owens, Phil Dorn i VOLLEYBALL FIELD HOCKEY WOMEN ' S SOCCER Front Row: Caroline Warren, K.K. Beckley, Jane Schapiro, Nancy Nettleton, Alida Chanler, Steve Paul. Middle Row: Judy Sondermann, Marly Cardoza, Alise Pendleton, Debbie Parks, Sally Turner, Kristen Fowler, Margaret Webb. Back Row: Peggy Shechan, Ali Biddle, Nancy Bristow, Trish Wollenweber, Bev Warren, Kim Hanson. ■ m %0 Iv m xp ft . ' WOMEN ' S TENNIS H. Lehman Top Left: Alison Dame Bottom Left: Duane Cromwell H. Lehman 125 H BASEBALL E. Thomsen H. Lehman MEN ' S TENNIS LACROSSE Top Left: John Traeger Top Right: Mike Cohen Bottom: Jay Rosenbaum, Fred Powell r ; iw ,.7 KSV! It Mi 1 L j! i m W illi tfwu ! v n .. Tl||W J I E. Thomsen SKIING D. Morgan Top: Dan McCarthy Bottom: Neil Weiner D. Morgan 129 MEN ' S BASKETBALL Right: Tim Neff, Terry Brennan Bottom Left: Brian Hubble, Craig Silverman Bottom Right: Dave Adams WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL Left: Lorna Kollmeyer Bottom Right: Arlene Green SWIMMING Top: Jim Collins Bottom Left: John Steggall TRACK Left: Kent Stirgus, Eric Berkman Bottom: Mitch Hoffman, Kent Stirgus, Terry Swenson, Eric Berkman The track team qualified for the national meet with a time of 42.2, the fastest time in the nation for a division 3 school. H. Thurman H. Thurman I THE DIVERSIONS SPECIAL OLYMPICS CONCERTS New Front Rangers THEATER PRODUCTIONS She Stoops to Conquer E. Thomsen 1 $ - r A ■ft i ! lb BF t — fc Jfjtadf Ah Wilderness! German Operetta ■ t f ' ' I Bl . j g 1 J Top: Horst Richardson, Carmen Walker Bottom Left: Dirk Baay, Horst Richardson Bottom Right: Catherine Urmston, Steve Frey Jl c Left: Hans Schuetz, Carmen Walker Bottom: Rolf Zinger, Enid Schantz FLYDAY AND OTHER DIVERSIONS r P. Pescatellu Ill H. Lehman THE ORGANIZATIONS m v .... f ; r ai f a kk - a 51 Era i • 1 Ill CUTLER BOARD Top: Sid Wilkins Middle Left: Bob Lee Middle Right: Josh Blake Bottom: Doug Jewell, Paul Franco, Tracy Curts, Tom Adkinson CCCA Ill CATALYST First Row: Thorn Shanker, Chris Nordlinger, Tom Adkinson. Second Row: Karen Caffee, Alan Gottlieb, Fred Powell, Linda Crout, Wayne Skigen, Mike Slade, Josh Blake Cathy McCall, Lisa Gordinier, Tracy Curts. Third Row: Jay Preston, Heather Palmer, Cindy Leffinger, Robert Lackner, Megan Smith, Ed Goldstein, Nancy Joseph, Mary Brown, Connie Holloway, Karen Hutson, Steve Otto, Sue Royce. LEVIATHAN MECHA WOMEN ' S COMMISSION C Herman CHAVARIM BLUE KEY Top Right: Katie Lewis Bottom Right: Dennis Showalter Left: Rives Collins, Tony Zarlengo, Mike Robbeloth VOLUNTEER ACTION Top Left: Tracy Busier Top Right: Mark Winfrey Left: Wendy Silberman E. Thomsen MUSICUM COLLEGIUM KRCC KAPPA ALPHA THETA E. Thomsen Back Row: Marjorie Thompson, Jenny Combs, Sue Lyon, Maggie Williams, Nancy Chaps, Robin Meili, Beth Schneider, Judy Brown, Julie Johnson. Middle Row: Sue Schulte Kappy Demmin, Sandy Pierce, Sandy Pringle, Sharon Gates, Nancy Woodworth, Kathy Bartels, Marcia Mitchell. First Row: Sherry Ives, Judy Waldo, Sid Wilkins, Lynne Moore, Mary Shifrin, Melissa Levinson, Suzie Moore Change was the name of the game this year at the Kappa Alpha Theta house. With an outstanding pledge class of 37 new girls, these young ladies had much on their hands with not only initiation but also learning new names. A totally new atmosphere appeared at the house, not only with all the new faces, but a freshly decorated interior and exterior. In the service world, the Thetas were busy both with their national philanthrophy and numerous local projects. Lots of concerned Thetas concentrated their time and energy in working with the Colorado Springs Day Nursery, Silver Key, and the Special Olympics. Carnation sales and Thanksgiving Day dinners also contributed to the service aspect of the house. Socially, the girls were kept pleasantly occupied with three excellent formals, an unusual Halloween costume party, an International Affair, a south of the Border Celebration, and a get-together with the CSU Thetas. And with all the new renovations, the lodge became a very popular spot to hang around. Summing up the year briefly: productive, extremely busy, and lots of funlThe outgoing senior class, as with the pledge class, is large and we will genuinely miss these graduates: Kathy Bartels, Judy Brown, Nancy Chaps, Susan Collie, Jenny Combs, Linda Crout, Kappy Demmin, Jane Hansen, Melissa Levinson, Marcia Mitchell, Suzie Moore, Laurie Phelps, Sandy Pierce, Sue Schulte, Mary Shifrin, Majorie Thompson, Deccie Francis, Laurie Suter, Maggie Williams, and Sherry Ives. Top Left: Jane Hansen, Sue Lyon, Judy Brown, Kay Kay Beckley Top Right: Melinda Eager, Julie Johnson Front Row: Lori Loeb, Mary Stephens, Lisa Lauritzen, Allison Brown, Mary Pat Kemme, Kay Kay Beckley, Ann Hobach, Kathy Volz. Second Row: Jane Theotokatos, Carla Bloemandaal, Kari Gerlach, Ann Harvey, Jane Dailey, Cathy Wolfe, Priscilla Weed, Kathy Balderston, Patty Mareno, Kristen Fowler. Third Row: Lisa Team, Mare Slayton, Denise Linezer, Dessa Bokides, Martha Scott, Diane Kooken. Fourth Row: Thumper Rosenauer, Robyn Richey, Jan Vacek, Nancy MacGregor, Maggie McClearn, Kim King, Carol Hughett, Amy VonSchrader, Jenene Kaes, Ann Hoppe, Sara Ecke. Fifth Row: Nancy Kenny, Julia Bole, Lisa Tormoen, Kim Hanson, Lainey Moeser KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA Front Row: Alison Green, Bee Otto, Second Row: Megan Smith, Jenny Shaddock, Tracy Busier, Shannon O ' Toole, Gretchen Crawford, Mary Yamahiro, Debbie Parks, Kathy Millian, Maron Savage, Beth Whitehair, Third Row: Leslie Mariscal, Sue Altenburn, Peggy Sheehan, Sally Schuster, Cathy McCall, Teri Diestlecamp, Ellen Burton, Ruth Henss, Nancy Noah, Laura O ' Conner, Julie Hancock, Jenny Young, Sue Ward, Sue Mears, Lisa Troyer, Fourth Row: Nancy Hadsell, Sondra Freundlich, Anne Hartely, Kristy Bierhouse, Chris Winkler, Top Row: Rosie Gallardo, Carrie Louis, Cindy Layton, Lisa Weiske, Robin McQuay, Mary Gottenberg After a successful Fall Rush and 28 pledges, the Kappas were off to a fabulous start. The November formal with the CSU Kappas led into initiation activities and fraternity parties. At Christmas time they said goodbye to 3 seniors: Dee Dee Carlson, Diane McGinity, and Kathy Sweeney. Their new philanthropy project, the Ephriam House for Girls, generated much support from the chapter as Kappas entertained the girls at a play, roller skating, a movie, and Saturday afternoons at the house. Spring arrived with the annual Open House and a new, rowdy squad for their Softball team, Delaney ' s Bar and Grill. After Kite and Key, with the Thetas, and Special Olympics, the Kappas opened up their house for a fund raising event . . . the Kappa Kaberet which included a spaghetti dinner and a show. Senior Breakfast closed the year as the chapter honored the graduating actives; Sarah Anderson, Sarah Davis, Mary Gottenberg, Deidre Jo Fricke, Kerri Halberg, Julie Hancock, Katie King, Kathy McElderry, Robin McQuay, Cathy McLagan, Jill Meir, Jan Stephens, Karen Swan, Marilee Thompson, Lisa Weiske and Jennie Young E. Thomsen Top: Katie King, Jan Stephens, Kitten Moore Bottom: Kathy McElderry, Marie Lopez, Nancy Noah, Ann Hartley, Marie Jagger, Jenny Young DELTA GAMMA S. Grossberg 1977-78 has been a great year for Delta Gammas! 29 new initiates have added much fun and excitement to our house. We kept busy socially with functions with fraternities, formal dances, invitational cocktail parties, mountain picnics, and F.A.C. ' s. We have strongly supported our philanthropy for the blind through hosting parties for the Deaf and Blind School children. We raised over $500 for Project Vision and sold melons at Flyday for the B.O.L.D. program. Our house has grown so close and individual friendships have deepened through our all house activities. Our Christmas Holiday dinner, house retreats to the mountains, ski weekends, Tuesday Evening Clubs, skit parties, a winning softball and Trivia team, class sneaks, watching the Super Bowl together ... we had pretty much fun, huh? Delta Gamma had a year of crazy and fun parties, close friendships, and chances to serve others. Yet there was still time left to study as Beta Delta Chapter of Delta Gamma won the Scholarship Award this year for our province! We are very proud of and will miss our graduating seniors: Deb Armstrong, Lori Bower, Mary Demmy, Brenna Gentry, Carol Gordon, Sharon Hill, Diane Huntsinger, Linda Johnson, Peri Kettler, Jan Long, Ahmoy Look, Peggy McKenna, Abbie Polleys, Mary Reisher, Enie Schantz, and Carolyn Silver. E. Thomsen Front Row: Peri Kettler, Enie Schan, Sharon Libell, Brenna Gentry, Barb Kester, Linda Rigler, Second Row: Lathy Ake, Jul ie Derkson, Sandy Gray, Mary Reisher, Monica Hiltunen, Suzy Lyon, Rae Garrett, Peggy McKenna, Janet Smith, Third Row: Alysia Abbate, Wilna Clyde, Janie Millard, Emily Crews, Carol Gordon, Jan Long, Jean Hanske, Lori Bower, Fourth Row: Deb Armstrong, Cathy Capek, Brenda Carrlira, Debra Kulka, Kim Skilling, Risa Forister, Susie Fox, Walker Smith, Molly Neidermeyer, Carol Peterson, Jennie Miller, Denise Lilly, Nancy Melzer, Jennifer Woods, Gail Gillet, Amy Bass, Top Row: Jan Rundus, Cindy DeFeu, Cindy Layman, Beth Calkins, Judy Cook, Sue Ellis, Carolyn Silver, Diane Huntsinger, Lori Jensen, Susie Benight, Virgie Pahl, Sue Swisher, Lora Burciaga, Not Pictured: Jane Spahn, Mary Demmy, Sharon Hill, Linda Johnson, Abbie Polleys, Deb Adelson, Marie Dayton, Jill Jemison, Deb Talbot, Margaret Auld, Pam Cornwall, Tami Daney, Kern Mitchell, Kathy Myrick, Carol Berger, Kelli Donahue, Jill Paukert, Laura Roberts, Dreux Shapiro Top-Marne Jensen, Bottom-Kay Newell, Julie Reddar E. Thomsen This year Gamma Phi Beta had a full range of social and charitable activities. They raised more money than any other organization in the Dance for Muscular Distrophy and at Halloween they carved pumpkins and delivered them to cheer up the children at the Shoshone Home for the Mentally Retarded. The house also sponsored educational lectures for the whole campus. Dean McLeod spoke on the changing role of women and Michael Rogell presented an informative lecture on the workings of the stock market. Gamma Phi Beta has also been active socially this year. Besides the bi-annual formal dances, they had a ski weekend, a Screw Your Roommate Party, an Eskimo Party, a Senior Luau, A Suppressed Desires Party and a variety of Study Breaks. New additions to the house included 15 pledges and an exciting new house mom. Nine seniors were; Molly Batson, Jennie Bals, Jo Ann Schneider, Mary McNeely, Vickie Weitzes. And graduating last semester were: Taffy Bond, Lori Ranada, Gayle Stayton and Carol Stott. GAMMA PHI BETA Front: Sally Owens front row Marne Jensen, Becky Sisk, Ellen Fox, JoAnn Schneider, Valerie Robertson, Nancy Groth, Becky Bronson. Row 2: Marie Regas, Julie Reddar, Cindy Taylor, Martha McCann, Judy Olsen, Molly Batson, Marina Marra, Mary McNeely, Sue Baker, Kelly Burchett, Ann Burnett, Cindy Olsen, Row 3: Kay Newell, Ellen Manning, Linda Curtis, Pam Zahoruk, Karen Berry, Karen Rector. Not Pictured: Jennie Bails, Chris Bowers, Terry Granfield, Tami Hand, Gail Harlor, Karen Jacobson, Helen Johnson, Ollie Landahl, Nancy Levit, Dee Nutter, Heather Palmer, Carolyn Schneider, Terry Scott, Vickie Weitzel, Amy Weston, Liz Baker BETA THETA PI Front Row Mike Cohen, Dave Christianson, Peter Oatman, Roger Pack, Dan Kaufman, Fred Lind, John Shook, Dan Post, Row 2 Rick Fishaut, Mark Naimy, Travis Huddleson, Steve McAdams, Tiger Hall, Rich Fox, Tom Wendel, Jeff Houlton, Matt Small, Adam Golodner, Row 3 Bo Miller, Ray Raymond, Glen Collins. Jon Olson, Arron Braun, Mike Boyleston, Andy Schaeffer, Bill Mooz, Doug Owen, Tom Creigh, Tom Starz. Not Pictured Jim Apple, John Allenberg, Jeff Griffis, Matt Cobb, Dave Buck, Ted Diamond, Brad Bransky, Bob Epple, Sam Allen. The Betas held several memoriable parties during the past year, among them the Space Gig and Wild West Party. However the Betas were also eager sponsors of the walkathon and helped to send their paperboy to Disneyland. Next year ' s president, Mike Boyleston, will have to work hard with a small but spirited class to make up for the graduation of Brad Bransky, Dave Buck, Tom Creigh, Ted Diamond, Tiger Hall, Jeff Houlton, Scott Muellich, Peter Oatman, Roger Pack, and Jim Treuttner. S. Grossberg Above (l-r) Lee Witcher, Dottie Hiersteiner Left Tim McNamara, Charcoal Broile S Grossberg SIGMA CHI With this year ' s commencement, Sigma Chi sends twenty members into the real world. Blessed by good fortune and a strong rush, the fraternity managed to initiate twenty three new members, the largest pledge class in chapter history. The 1977-78 academic year marked the continuation of many Sigma Chi traditions. The house staged formal dances in the Fall and Spring, and the beloved dreaded Christmas party at the end of block 4. Ms. Katie McCormack was crowned as this year ' s Sweetheart at the Sweetheart Dance. The Sigs also threw two all-campus parties, the proceeds from which were donated to the Wallace Village for minimally brain damaged young adults in Broomfield, Colorado. Sigma Chi was active in community service, sponsoring a South American foster child, volunteering help to Silver Key, a senior citizens service organization, and initiating a major house recycling program. Sigma Chi continued to be active in all facets of campus activity, including committee work, student government, work on publications, and athletics. The mighty Golden Swine, Sigma Chi ' s representative in intramural sports, captured campus championships in football, Softball, and volleyball. Sigma Chi ' s graduating this year are: Josh Blake, Charlie Chapin, Chris Davis, Dave Dietel, Ron Edmondson, Bill Eubank, Jay Hartwell, Scott Herrera, Doug Holmes, Jeff Kaes, Dave Kasper, Ralph Kisberg, Dave Margrave, Lowell Moore, Ed Motch, Bruce Reed, Steve Scherer, Rick Schultz, Tim Shupp, and Morley Thompson. Their presence will be greatly missed. Front Row: Scott Herrera, Scott Kramer, Jeff Stiff, Nick Rehnberg, Jim Mark, Lowell Moore, Larry Rhodes, Chris Heiss, Phil Livingston, Pat Dunn, Steve Eikenberry, Mike Florance, Larry Lutz, Duke Motch, Second Row: Ron Edmundson, Kimber Janney, Mike Higgins, Dan Buchholz, Mark Shipley, Charlie Chapin, Tom Williams, Roger Bottom, Dave Morrison, Paul Scoggin, Don Pacheco, Todd Crouter, Jeff Kaes, Dave Amen, Bob Markel, Woods Lusk, Craig Collins, Dave Jessup, Bill Utz, Third Row: Dave Margrave, Dave Beatty, Peter Lund, Rick Schultz, Jan Holtze, Dave Sheperly, Back: Wade Demond, Dave Deitel, Morley Thompson PHI DELTA THETA The Phi Delta Theta social program began this year with the ever popular Home Brew Night and later in the fall the Phifty-Phis presented the Annual 50 ' s Party. Other social highlights included the Christmas Party, Valentines Day Party, Pledge Formal, and the 3rd International Mussy Fuss Tournament. In service to the community the Phi Delts spent a day at Frontier Boys ' Village during which they played sports with the boys and did some clean up work. The entire chapter participated in the Special Olympics and assisted in some major renovations at the Hope House for girls. After a fun and exciting year the Phi Delta ' s bid farewell to the seniors: Mike Brennan, Dick Capek, Dave Florsheim, Tom Gander, Jeff Indeck, Rick Kilbride, Dean Kurth, Brian Matayoshi, Jeff Miller, Bill Sheldon, Bob Shifflet, Ken Shroyer, Rob Watt. ► • i J. Peacock Front Row: Art Skaes, Rob Hansen, Mike Feeney, Jon Speare, Tom Bauer, Eric Freeman. Second Row: Mike Brennan, Dick Capek, Rob Watt, Ken Hunter, Shaun Sullivan, Rich Kilbride, Tom Gander, Steve Greenlee, Steve Braddock, Jim Berryhill, Jeff Miller. Third Row: Carr Kline, Steve Ellis, Jim Reed, Tom Orell, Dave Neuhaus, Fred Briner, Ken Shroyer, Mike Noll, Dennis Gentry KAPPA SIGMA On Roof: Jose Rodriguez, Dave Schaeffer, Jon Moulton, Greg Moffet, Peter Lautman, Ty Fabling, Scott Van, Jeff Moulton, Charlie Loomis, Ted Berridge, Tom Bloom, Tom Gentsch. On Porch: Craig Fujii, Phil West, Joe Jiminez, Jon Lavoie, Kyle Himsl, Rick Byrd, Rob Stumbaugh, Scott Pulara, Mark Ehrhart, Rick Cooper, John Burke, Ray Leenhouts, Dennis Garcia, Jon Starr, Matt Holland, Greg Harris, Front: Paul Best, Dick Stoeckly, Dirk Tyler, Ron Stockdale, Doug VanMetre, Gary Chu, Mark Stevens, Bruce Kirchhoff, Ed Staz, Kevin Keith, Tim Zarlengo, Dave Hodges, Norman Chu, Glen Van, Bill Guild The ' 77-78 school year was highly successful for Kappa Sigma. Starting out the school year with the 1st annual C.C. Mines all campus party on a sunny Saturday after the game. Other all campus parties included the 53rd annual post D.U. hockey game party and 42nd annual all campus mountain party up on the Rampart Range Road, as well as many sorority and theme parties. Kappa Sigma helped to raise over $500 for U.N.I.C.E.F. on Halloween. Kappa Sigma also took on a full year ' s committment with the West Colorado Boys Receiving Home, a home for parentless boys. Activities with the boys included movies, football and soccer games, hockey games, softball games, cross country skiing, and bowling. On campus, Kappa Sigma supported the Escort System throughout the year and Dialogue in the Spring. Internally the living room was redecorated with new furniture and lighting. Currently Kappa Sigma continues to grow after a very successful rush. PHI GAMMA DELTA S. Grossberg The 1978 edition of Phi Gamma Delta was as wild and crazy as ever! Purple garter, ski weekend and the infamous Fiji Island again highlighted over the year. Once again the Fijis proved to be the stalwarts not only in the classroom, but the varsity and intramural sports programs as well. Several Fijis were distinguished for their outstanding achievements in their areas. In the community the Fijis continued their participation in such activities as constructing and administering a Halloween fund raising for the area Jaycees. Additionally the Fijis did an outstanding job renovating the Westco Boys Home. As well as 1978 went 1979 looks to be even better as we aquired 23 pledges to fill the vacancies left by our graudating seniors: Dave Adams, Kim Barnhill, Brad Burghart, Tim Barth, Vince Cordova, Mike Ernest, Mike Frasca, Tim Hall, Terry Hoadlet, Scott Hubbell, Tom McCoy, Dan Mills, Mark Osmond, Bruce Poole, Mike Rosenthal, Craig Silverman, Greg Thomas, Bruce Townsend, John Traeger J. Peacock Front Row: Craig Silverman, Mike Dunlap, Russ Reitinger, Rocky Russell, Greg Thomas. Second Row: Dan McCarthy, Chris Coles, Jim Walters, Vince Cordova, Curtis Moore, Kim Barnhill, Jim Hartwell, Scott Crawford, Lew Eisaguirre, Cliff Tompkins, Jon Calder, Bob Allison, Greg Reicks, Tres MacCollum, Jerry Orlovsky, Terry Brennan, Tom McCoy. On Porch: Terry Hoadley, Craig Zoellner, Kevin Johnson, Chris Thomas, John Gormley, Bill Howell, Bruce Townsend, Mike Kunkel, Kreidle, Bill Aultman, Dave Randall, Toby Borst, Mitch Hoffman, Fred Witsell, Bill Winkler, Nelson Craig, Kevin Kaliban. Roof: Tom Trefz, John Caron, Mike Rosenthal, Jim Lovett, Don Visconsi, John Moore, Chuck Kaiser, Scott Schoelzel, Scott Hubbell, Jim Balderston, Tim Barth, Will Volkman, Jim Woods, Dave Peckinpaugh THE DEPARTURE « 4 ?. «••. Jfc Kffi J. . ' •  ' law. a CpHqgk % i ■ tpl fey ij ■!T3 tram if r J |N • i M- fiffi - SB ■ 12 It 5-4| pi Kw 1, , ■ . K THE CLASS OF ' 78 E. Thomsen Though the ceremony was moved to the gym it lost little in mood as the audience simulated a version of Pomp and Circumstance for the graduates ' procession. (Thanks to Lee Fisher, family and friends) i m . % ws w E. Thomsen Abbate, Alysia 167 Abbott, Ken 153 Adams, Dave 30 Adkinson, Tom 152,154 Aikin, Roger 38 Ake, Katherine 167 Allen, Sam 170 Allenberg, John 170 Allison, Bob 179 Altenbern, Susan 164 Amen, David 173 Antonopoulos, Nick 155 Appel, Jim 170 Armstrong, Debra 167 Arnest, Bernard 38 Ashley, Susan 26 Baay, Dirk 142 Bails, Jennifer 169 Baker, Elizabeth 169 Baker, Mathew 121 Baker, Susan 169 Balderston, Jim 179 Balderston, Kathy 163 Barnhill, Kim 179 Bartels, Kathryn 162 Barth, Tim 179 Barton, William 30 Bass, Amy 167 Batson, Mary 169 Bauer, Tom 175 Beatty, Dave 173 Beckley, Kay Kay 124,163 Bechtol, Paul 31 Benight, Susan 167 Berkman, Eric 133 Berridge, Ted 176 Berry, Karen 169 Berryhill, Jim 175 Best, Paul 176 Biddle, AN 124,164 Bizzarro, Salvatore 34 Blake, Josh 152,154 Bloemendaal, Carla 163 Bloom, Tom 170 Boderman, Alvin 29 Bokides, Dessa 163 Bole, Julia 163 Bonnie, Josie 155 Borst, Toby 179 Bottum, Roger 173 Bower, Laura 167 Bowers, Anne 169 Bowman, Jim 121 Boylston, Michael 170,171 Braddock, Steve 175 Bradley, Richard 18 Bransky, Brad 170 Braun, Aaron 170 Brendel, Jerry 127 Brennan, Michael 175 Brennan, Terry 130,179 Briner, Fred 175 Bristow, Nancy 142 Bronson, Rebecca 169 Brown, Allison 163 Brown, Judy 162 Brown, Mary 164 Bryan, Anne 160 Buchholz, Dan 173 Buck, Dave 170 Burchett, Kelly 169 Burciaga, Lora 167 Burke, John 176 Burnett, Ann 169 Burton, Ellen 164 Burton, Kenneth 41 Busier, Tracy 159, 164 Butte, George 36 Byrd, Ricky 126,176 Caffee, Karen 154 Calder, Jon 179 Calkins, Elizabeth 167 Capek, Catherine 167 Capek, Dick 175 Cardoza, Marly 124 Caron, John 179 Carreira, Brenda 167 Cauvel, Jane 40 Champion, William 21 Chanler, Alida 124 Chapin, Charlie 173 Chaps, Nancy 162 Christensen, David 170 Chu, Gary 176 Chu, Norman 176 Clyde, Wilna 167 Cobb, Matthew 170 Cohen, Michael 128,170 Coles, Christopher 179 Collins, Craig 173 Collins, Glenn 170 Collins, Jim 32 Collins, Rives 158 Comes, Jenny 162 Conway, Karen 161 Cook, Barbara 167 Cooper, Richard 176 Cordova, Vince 179 Craig, Nelson 179 Crawford, Gretchen 164 Crawford, Scott 179 Creigh, Tom 70 Crews, Emily 167 Cromwell, Duane 125 Crout, Linda 154 Crouter, Todd 173 Curtis, Linda 169 Curts, Tracy 52,154 Daily, Jane 163 Dame, Alison 125 De Mond, Wade 173 Deitel, Dave 173 Delich, David 120 Demmin, Kappy 162 Derksen, Julia 167 Diamond, Ted 170 Diestelkamp, Teri 164 Dorn, Philip 121 Drake, George 26 Du Feu, Cynthia 167 Duncombe, Margie 17 Dunlap, Sam 179 Dunn, Patrick 173 Dunne, Robert 29 Eastman, Mark 24 Ecke, Sara 163 Edmundson, Ron 173 Eichengreen, Jeff 23 Ehrhart, Mark 176 Eikenberry, Steve 173 Eisaguirre, Lew 119, 179 Ellis, Margaret 167 Ellis, Steve 175 Epple, Bob 170 Evans, Tom 121 Fabling, Tyler 176 Feeney, Mike 175 Feingold , Michele 153 Fishhaut, Eric 170 Florance, Mike 173 Florsheim, David 37 Forister, Risa 167 Fowler, Kristen 124,163 Fox, Ellen 169 Fox, Rich 170 Fox, Susan 167 Franco, Paul 152,155 Freeman, Eric 175 Freundlich, Sondra 164 Frey, Steve 142 Fujii, Craig 176 Gadd, Mary 20 Gallardo, Rosalva 164 Gander, Tom 175 Garcia, Dennis 176 Garrett, Rae 167 Gates, Sharon 162 Gentry, Brenna 167 Gentsch, Tom 176 Genty, Dennis 175 Gerlach, Karin 163 Gile, Robert 121 Gillett, Gail 167 Goldstein, Edward 154 Golodner, Adam 170 Gordinier, Lisa 154 Gordon, Carol 167 Gordon, Joseph 36 Gormley, John 179 Gottenborg, Mary 164 Gottlieb, Alan 154 Grace, Michael 39 Granfield, Terry 169 Gray, Alexandra 167 Green, Alison 164 Green, Arlene 131 Greenlee, Steve 175 Griffis, William 70 Griffiths, Christopher 31 Groth, Nancy 169 Guild, William 176 Hadsell, Nancy 164 Haedrich, Michael 120 Hall, David 119 Hall, Richard 170 Hamilton, Mary 20 Hancock, Julie 164 Hand, Tammie 169 Hansen, Karen 124 Hansen, Robert 175 Hanske, Jean 167 Hanson, Kim 163 Harlor, Gail 169 Hartley, Anne 164 Hartwell, Jay 121,179 Harvey, Ann 163 Heim, Werner 20 Heiss, Christopher 173 Henss, Ruth 164 Herrera, Scott 173 Hiersteiner, Dottie 171 Higgins, Michael 173 Hilt, Richard 22 Hiltunene, Monica 167 Himsl, Kyle 176 Hitchcock, Eldon 21 Hoadley, Terry 179 Hochman, William 26 Hodges, David 119, 176 Hoffman, Mitch 133, 179 Hoffman, Michael 27 Hohbach, Ann 173 Holland, Matthew 176 Holloway, Connie 154 Holtze, Jan 173 Hoppe.Ann 163 Houlton, Jeff 170 Howell, William 179 Hubbell, Brian 130 Hubbell, Scott 179 Hudelson, Travis 170 Hughett, Carol 163 Hunter, Ken 175 Huntsinger, Diane 167 Hutson, Karen 154 Ives, Sharon 162 Jackson, Gordon 116, 117 Jacobson, Karen 164 Jagger, Marie 165 Janney, Kimber 173 Jensen, Lori 167 Jensen, Margaret 169 Jessup, David 173 Jewell, Loye 152 Johnson, Helen 169 Johnson, Julie 162 Joseph, Nancy 154 Kaes, Jeff 173 Kaes, Jennie 163 Kaiser, Chuck 179 Kaliban, Kevin 179 Kaufman, Daniel 170 Keith, Kevin 176 Kemme, Mary 163 Kendrick, Richard 37 Kennedy, Denise 153 Kenny, Nancy 163 Kester, Barbara 167 Kettler, Peri 167 Kilbride, Rich 175 King, Kathy 165 King, Kim 163 Kirchhoff, Bruce 176 Kline, Carr 175 Knoke, Mike 120 Kollmeyer, Lorna 131 Kooken, Diane 163 Kramer, Scott 173 Kreidle, Kevin 179 Krimm, Hans 40 Kunkel, Mike 179 Kutsche, Paul 27 Lackner, Robert 154 Landahl, Oloive 169 Langer, Edward 22 Lauritzen, Lisa 163 Lautmann, Peter 176 Lavoie, Jon 176 Layman, Cynthia 167 Layton, Cynthia 164 Lee, Bob 28, 152 Lee, Tomm 1 17 Leenhouts, Ray 176 Levinson, Melissa 162 Levit, Nancy 169 Lewis, John 25 Lewis, Katie 158 Libell, Sharon 167 Lilly, Denise 167 Linczer, Denise 163 Lind, Fred 170 Livingston, Phillip 173 Loeb, Lori 163 Loevy, Bob 28 Long, Jan 167 Loomis, Charles 176 Lopez, Maria 165 Louis, Carrie 164 Lovett, Jim 179 Lund, Peter 173 Lusk, Woods 173 Lutz, Larry 173 Lyon, Sue 162 Lyon, Susie 167 MacCollum, Tres 179 MacGregor, Nancy 163 Malyshev, Alexey 33 Manning, Ellen 169 Margrave, David 173 Mark, Jim 173 Mariscal, Leslie 164 Markel, Bob 173 Marra, Marina 169 Mason, David 155 McAdams, Steve 170 McCall, Cathy 154, 164 McCann, Martha 169 McCarthy, Daniel 129,179 McClearn, Maggie 163 McCoy, Tom 179 McElderry, Kathleen 165 McKenna, Peggy 167 McLeod, Laurel 19 McMillen, William 37 McNamara, Tim 171 McNeely, Mary 169 McQuay, Robin 164 Mears, Susan 164 Meili, Robin 162 Melzer, Nancy 167 Michel, Lester 21 Mietz, Richard 161 Millard, Jaine 167 Miller, Jeff 175 Miller, Jennie 167 Miller, Melanie 155 Miller, William 170 Millian, Kathleen 164 Mitchell, Marcia 162 Moeser, Lainey 163 Moffet, Gregory 176 Moore, Curtis 179 Moore, Lowell 173 Moore, John 179 Moore, Katherine 165 Moore, Lynne 162 Moore, Susannne 162 Mooz, Bill 170 Morgenstern, Neil 153 Morrison, David 173 Motch, Duke 173 Moulton, Jeff 176 Moulton, Jonathan 176 Murray, Gale 38 Naimy, Mark 170 Neff, Tim 130 Nettleton, Nancy 29,124 Neuhas, David 175 Newell, Katherine 169 Neidermeyer, Molly 167 Noah, Nancy 165 Noll, Michael 175 Nordlinger, Chris 164 Normand, Dave 25 Nutter, Hildrun 169 O ' Connor, Laura 164 O ' Toole, Shannon 164 Oatman, Pater 170 Olsen, Cynthia 169 Olsen, Judith 169 Olson, Jon 170 Orell, Tom 175 Orlovsky, Jerry 119, 179 Otto, Steve 164 Owen, Doug 121, 170 Owens, Sally 169 Pacheco, Don 173 Pack, Roger 170 Pahl, Virginia 167 Palmer, Heather 154, 169 Parker, Charles 30 Parks, Deborah 124, 164 Paul, Steve 124 Pecklnpaugh, David 179 Pendleton, Alise 124 Peterson, Carol 167 Petsonk, Carol 153 Pickle, Joseph 41 Pierce, Sandy 162 Post, Dan 170 Post, Lawrence 121 Powell, Fred 128, 154 Pringle, Sandy 162 Pullara, Brian 176 Rabbin, Harvey 40 Rabbin, Marcelle 34 Randall, David 179 Raymond, Anan 170 Rector, Karen 169 Reddan, Julia 169 Reed, Jim 175 Regan, Jim 121 Regas, Marie 169 Rehnberg, Nicholas 173 Reicks, Greg 179 Reisher, Mary 167 Reitinger, Russell 179 Rhodes, Lawrence 173 Richardson, Horst 35, 116, 117 Richey, Robyn 163 Riker, John 40 Rigler, Linda 167 Robbeloth, Mike 158 Robertson, Valerie 169 Rodriguez, Jose 176 Roeder, David 24 Rosenauer, Thumper 163 Rosenbaum, Jay 128 Rosenthal, Mike 179 Royce, Sue 154 Rundus, Carolyn 167 Russell, Rocky 179 Sadowsky, Reah 39 Saenz, Richard 22 Savage, Maron 164 Schaefer, Andrew 170 Schaeffer, David 176 Schantz, Enid 143, 167 Schapiro, Jane 124 Schiffman, Stephan 24 Schneider, Carolyn 169 Schneider, Jo Ann 169 Schneider, Beth 162 Schoelzel, Scott 179 Schultze, Susan 162 Schultze, Rick 173 Schuster, Sally 164 Scoggin, Paul 173 Scott, Stephen 160 Scott, Teresa 169 Scowen, Peter 121 Seay, Albert 39 Shaddock, Jennifer 164 Shanker, Thorn 154 Shaw, Van 29 Shearn, Don 23 Shechan, Peggy 124 Sheehan, Margaret 164 Shepperly, Dave 173 Shifrin, Mary 162 Shipley, Mark 173 Shook, John 170 Showalter, Dennis 158 Shroyer, Ken 175 Silberman, Wendy 159 Silver, Carolyn 167 Silverman, Craig 130,179 Simmons, George 24 Simmons, Sarah 33 Sisk, Rebecca 169 Skaer, Arthur 175 Skigen, Wayne 154 Skilling, Kim 167 Slade, Michael 154 Slayton, Mary 163 Small, Matt 170 Smith, Janet 167 Smith, Megan 154, 164 Smith, Susan 167 Solomon, Randall 153 Sodermann, Judy 124 Sondermann, Fred 28 Soudakoff, Mariamna 34 Speare, Jon 175 Starr, John 176 Starz, Edward 176 Starz, Tom 170 Steggall, John 132 Stephens, Jan 165 Stephens, Mary 163 Stevens, Mark 176 Stiff, John 173 Stirgus, Kent 133 Stockdale, Ron 176 Stoeckly, Richard 176 Stoller, Marianne 27 Stumbaugh, Robert 176 Sullivan, Shaun 175 Swenson, Terry 119, 133 Swisher, Susan 167 Taber, Richard 21 Taylor, Cynthia 169 Taylor, Maxwell 18 Team, Lisa 163 Theotokatos, Jane 163 Thomas, Chris 179 Thomas, Greg 179 Thompson, Marilee 37 Thompson, Margie 162 Thompson, Morley 173 Thugge, Steve 1 17 Tompkins, Cliff 179 Tormoen, Elizabeth 163 Townsend, Bruce 179 Traeger, John 128 Trefz, Tom 179 Troyer, Lisa 164 Turner, William 18 Turner, Sally 124 Tynan, Dan 36 Tyler, Richard 176 Urnston, Catherine 142 Utz, Bill 173 Vacek, Janet 163 Van Metre, Doug 176 Van, Glenn 176 Van, Scott 121,176 Vargo, Alexandra 20 Visconsi, Dominic 179 Volkmann, Bill 179 Volz, Kathryn 163 Von Schrader, Amy 163 Waldo, Judy 162 Walker, Carmen 142 Walsh, K. C. 161 Walters, Jim 179 Ward, Susan 164 Warren, Beverly 124 Warren, Caroline 124 Watt, Rob 175 Webb, Margaret 124 Weed, Priscilla 163 Weiner, Neil 129 Weiske, Lisa 164 Weiss, Mitch 121 Weitzel, Vickie 169 Wendel, Tom 170 Werner, Ray 30 West, Philip 176 Weston, Amy 169 Whitehair, Elizabeth 164 Wilkins, Sid 152, 162 Williams, Maggie 162 Williams, Tom 173 Winfrey, Mark 159 Winkler, Chris 164 Witcher, Lee 171 Witsell, Fred 179 Wolfe, Kathy 163 Wollenweber, Patricia 124 Woods, Jim 179 Woods, Jennifer 167 Worner, Lloyd 17, 19 Yaffe, James 36 Yamahiro, Mary 164 Young, Jennifer 165 Zahorik, Pamela 169 Zarlengo, Tony 158 Zarlengo, Tim 176 Zoellner, Craig 169 SPECIAL THANKS TO ERIK AND HOWARD LEHMAN for their time, effort and patience Much thanks to: Erik Thomsen, photography editor Howard Lehman, Susie Grossberg, Jim Peacock and Harold Thurman and the others who contributed time and photographs Lloyd Worner and the Senior Class, who made it possible to combine a senior supplementary yearbook with the Nugget and Julie Goodwin, Dale Hartigan and Kurt Pantzer who showed up the last day eager to help Leslie Elkins Susan Williams Ill WAlLSWOttTH Murerfln .M ..!;j. 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