Colorado State University Fort Collins - Silver Spruce Yearbook (Fort Collins, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 340 of the 1949 volume:

HROUGHOUT THE YEAR ROM MOUNTAIN AND PLAIN THEY COME TO GATHER KNOWLEDGE In this The Associated Students of Colorado A M College at Fort Collins, Colorado present a journalistic photographic record of this year ' s events. CHARLES DELP, Editor BOB BAY, Business Mgr. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION Student Government 23 Publications .. .31 CLASSES Senior 40 Junior 58 Sophomore 72 Freshman 84 ORGANIZATIONS Social 104 Organizations 141 Honoraries 183 Military 203 FEATURES AND SPORTS Queens Pacemakers Sports .216 .224 .247 AGGIE LIFE AND INDEX Aggie Life 298 Index 298 Advertisement . ...299 KIA5SIS President Newsom . . . our chief executive . . . was Vice-President . . . Dean of Veterinary Medicine . . . first Dean of the Graduate School . . . his hobby is AGGIES and doing whatever possible for her and her students, at which he is most successful. JSt Governor LEE KNOUS I STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE Back Roiv: James R. Miller. Secretary; Harry L. Dodson, Vice- President of College: Joseph M. Whalley, Treasurer. Middle Row: Duane F. Hartshorn. George Mc- Clave. T. C. McPherson. Alfred M. Camp. Front Row: Edward H. Divelbiss. Elmer Hartner. Vice-Preaident; Raman A. Miller. President: I. E. Newsom. Presi- dent of College. , MR. J M WHALLFY Business Manager and Treasurer MR H. L. DOTSON Vice Prelidenl DR. D H. MORGAN Dean oj Graduate School MR. C. W. FERGUSON Director oj Admissions BUSINESS STAFF Ron Roberts. Everetle Hickman. William Domeier. Edwin Nichols MISS STELLA MORRIS Registrar MISS CATHERINE NORTHRUP Counselor or Women MR. J. C. CLEVENGER Dean of Students 10 STUDENT AFFAIRS STAFF Kenneth McAlerty, Warner Miller. Genevieve Fisher. Ruth Hunter. Dean Stinson. Courtlyn Hotchkiss DR. J. G. HODGSON Director of Libraries LIBRARY STAFF Helen Griffith. Lorene Ashton. Betty Moul. Marie Young. Molly Rank. Elizabeth Raynor. Atha Brinker, Lola Mazolillo, Irene Coons. Ruth Hoyle. Zelia Rank. Eleanor Hard DR. D. F HARTSHORN ' Student Health Medical Director STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE STAFF Virginia Nichol. Jane Moore. Helen Mc- Kenney, Colleen Payne. Mary Jane Rinker. Lavern Metz. Mary Jane Wendt MR. JASPER FRENCH Alumni Secretory MR. R. W. BROWN Director of Office of Information MISS DOROTHY MAXOM Student Health He ul Supervisor STUDENT UNION STAFF Back rou : Mrs. Delores Frazer. Mrs. Gene Hedblom. Mr. Ernest Frazer. First row: Mrs. Florence E. Clark. Mrs. Carrie Shook. Mrs. Olivia Thebus OFFICE OF INFORMATION STAFF Don Brown. Lois Villianis, Virginia Scoles, Barbara Howells, Frank Shidler. Marcia Gregg. Mary Callopy, Esther Horsely. George Gale MR. C. O. SIMMONS Manager of Student Union CIVIL ENGINEERING MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING I 12 FORESTRY i - V AGRICULTURE VETERINARY MEDICINE 13 DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE DR. DAVID W. ROBERTSON Head of Agronomy Silling: Dale Romine. Bruce Beacher. C. D. Davit Glen Gausman, J. L. Mellor. Robert Whitney Standing: Ronald D. Ensign. Donald R. Wood Dr. Willard R. ScUehl. T. E. Haus. Rob1 D Ol. Dr. R. E. Carlyle MR HOMER J. HENNEY Dean af Agriculture DR. GEORGE M. LIST Head of Entomology J. L Hoerner, Miriam Palmer. Leslie Daniels. T. O Thatcher. Gordon Miclcle DR. SHERMAN S. WHEELER Head of Animal Husbandry Jim Banghart. W. E. Connell. Tom Blackburn, H. A. Sandhouse. H. H. Stonaker. Mclvin Hazaleus, E. K. McMlar MR. ALMON M. BINKLEY Head of Horticulture Robert Kunkel. George Beach. Carl Jorgensen. John Burke. A. C. Ferguson, absent Auousl Missenbrock DR. H. S. WILGUS Head of Poultry DIVISION OF ENGINEERING MR. J. T. SFRATE Head of Mrr ionuu Engineering H. B. Mummerl. J. S. Chasteen, J. H. Scofteld. J. I. Gronberg MR. GEORGE F. HENRY Mead of Industrial Arts L. L. Gibbons, J. C. Dodge. Oscar Kjos, R. W. Shackleford MR. HENRY D. JORDAN Acting Dean of Engineering MR. ROBERT L. LEWIS Head oj Civil Engineering Colorel Collins, Lucien Hirschberg. Maxwell Parshell. Jack Cer- mak, Maurice Albertson, Ralph Rollins, George Koonsman, Herbert Schweizer Electrical Engineering C. H. CKinburg, HENRY G. JORDAN. Head of Electrical Engineering. P. H. Lindon 15 MR. RALPH C. BRYANT Acting Head o Forestry Manag-menl and Utilization DR i. L. DEEN Dean of Forestry and Range Management MR. C. H. WASSER Acting Head o Grazing and Range Management H. E. Troxoll, W. H. Scrmcffer E. W. Mo B ren. C. W. Barney E. W. Nelson. Lowell Halls. Donald Hcrvey MR 3. V. K. WAGER Head o Forest Recreation and Game Management 16 Lee E. Yeager Harold Steinho MIL 1 DR A. W DEEM Head of Pathology ami Bacteriology .Second rou : Joe Tobiska. Dr. Scoll Jackson. Dr. llbcrt Goodman. Dr. Frank Bracken: Fronl rou : Margarcl Slimniol. Dr. Rue Jensen. Dr. Maxine Benjamin DR JAMES FARpUHARSON Head o Surgery and Cfinic Ore. O. R. Adams. H. W. lohnson. E. F. Pallisler. H. J. Hill. D. D. Delahanty DR. LLOYD C. MOSS Head of Medicine DR. FLOYD CROSS Dean of Vetenary Medicine DR DONALD RANKIN Head of Pnysiofogy - Nicholas Booth. Warren Coon I Dr Rowen Franson. Dr. Glenwood Epling. DR. ROBERT W. DAVIS. Head of .Anatomy 17 4 I MEN ' S GYM AND F ELD HOUSE DR. W. E. PYKE Head of Chemistry Back row: Dr. Crone. Dr. Perisho. Dr. CKarkey. Dr. Pyke. King. Durham. Dr. Patton. Third rou : Wing. Wooding. Wilson. Dr. Barrett. Foreman. Splittterger. Second row: Coakley. Dr. Frey. Mayer. Hopwod. Hunt. Irwin. Pint row: Dr. H. Jolinwn. G. Johnson. Maag. Dr. Carlson. D. Johnson. DR. L. W. DURRELL Dean o Science ami Arls DR. ALFRED WESTFALL Head of English Front row: Harlan. Beidleman. Casaleggi. Murdy. Aycock. Hindman, Hintz. Second roiu: Wentworth. Heney. Cortner. Lane. Copeland. Biederman. Third row: Messick. Wattles. Bostrom. Edwards. Reitzers. Fourth row: Harlan. Stimmel. Satorius, Lewis. Hausser 20 MR. O. W. OLSEN Head of Verna Zander. Frank Cassel, Dr. Tyler Woolley. Richard Beidleman I R. W. Barton. Louis Weber. Margaret Morgan. R. O. Bock. Frank Goeder, Norman Stevens DR. LOUIS R. WEBER Head of Physics I DR. DAVID H. MORGAN Head of Psychology and Education Waller R. McClenahan. Mrs. Mary A. Dutchcr. Stephen V. Ballou. Carroll H. Millet DR. L. W. DURRELL Head of Botany and Plant Pathology Seated : R. E. Atkinson. Jess L. Fults, L. W. Durrell, B. M Gardner. Bruno Klinger. Bruce J. Thornton. Stone ing: V. D. Thomas. Jr., George H. Lane, R. Skiles. M. E. Michaelson, H. D. Harring- ton. Austin O. Si mom Is MR. ANDREW G. CLARK Head of Mathematics Bacfc row. Mr. Falkenstern. Mr. Guard, Mrs. Btevins. Mr. Madison. Front rolu: Mr. Anderson. Mrs. Hay- ward. Mr. Staley DR. RAYMOND T. BURDICK Head of Economic Sociology and History First row: Mrs. Catherine R. Clark. D. N. Donaldson. Bert B. Mischke. Russell D. Lennox. C. R. Creek. Mrs. Blanche E. Schuljer. Second row: Carl W. Birky. H. Prentiss Gazaway, Dr. Edmund Whittaker. Mrs. Ruth L. Roberts. Stanley W. Voelker. Tniro 1 rou : Dale E. Shan- non, H. V. Rogers. Elmer C. Hunter MR. GREGORY BUECHE Head of Music Windel Diebel. Leo Reynolds. Richard Satorius. Bob Barnes. Edward Anderson I I 21 DIVISION OF HOME ECONOMICS Sitting: Clara Halton. Palsy Shobe. Moselle Holdbcrg. ELIZABETH DYAR. deling ti ' tm oj Home Economics, Jean Benson, .leannette Heudrirkg. Helen Tobiska. Stand ing: Norma Valker, Dafimar Oustafson, Doris Saxon. Vinifred Reynolds. May Bay. Julia Hicks. DIVISION OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Dr. Maude Williamson. HERB HE1LIO. hfaA o Vocational Education. Ralph Canada MAN OF WISDOM 22 HUGO Stuck STTUCKENSCHNEIDER Stnilrnt Body President EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Standing: Jack Remington, Warren Breniman. Mr. Harris T. Guard. Wilbur Garfield. Bill Powell. Sil ting: Lorraine Johnson. Hugo Stuckenschneider. Marjorie Huff 24 STUDENT COUNCIL flur t Row : Delp, Vanier, Johnson, Limes. Holtzmann, Powell. H uff, Breniman, Romer, Horstman. Front Row : Garfield. Phillips, Ross, Guard, Stuckenschneider, Comstock, Brooks, Remington. A.W.S. COUNCIL Back Row: Ellison. Schurch. Keating. Leedy, Johnson. Beach, Miesner. Hill. MiJd e Row: Hulquisl, Brodie. Knaus. Klipple. Con- zclt, Euwcr, Holdcn. FronI Row: Johnson. Sitznian, Newell, Ruff. Vanderhoof. Brown. 25 BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS MacKendrick, Meakins. Hulquist. Hotchkiss. Brown POLITICAL BOARD OF REVIEW Donald Watt. Jack Clevenger. Raliegh Brooks ATHLETIC BOARD Selch. Magg. Hughes. Garfield. Anderson. Nesbit 26 PEP COUNCIL Back Row : Stuckenschneider, Olsen. Middle Row : Beach, Breniman . Delp. Front Row : LyncK, Morrison, French, Brodie. Holtzman. Remington, Johnson, HenJricks, Clevenger BOARD OF ARCHIVES Vern Barnhart. H. T. Guard, Gene Brown STUDENT UNION ADVISORY BOARD Weeks. Walter. Simonds. Stuckenschneider. Sindstead. Whalley. Klipple. 27 PRESIDENT ' S ADVISORY BOARD Rack Row: Clevenger, Delp. Holtzmaii. Front Rou ' : Newsoni, Klipple, Stucken- srhneider, Breniman. MacKendrick. STUDENT-FACULTY SOCIAL COMMITTEE Clevenger. Klipple. Magg. Norlh- rup. Bay. MacKendrick. Vanier. Stuckenschneider HADEK A.W.S. JUDICIARY BOARD Back Row : Rankin. Slonecker. Sandusky. Evans. Bonds. Howe. Grower. Stewart. Middle Row : Gand. Failor, Cheney. Euwer. Cox, Roper, Leonhard, Bugg. Front Kim : Le Clerg, Dagley, Linman, Brown, Gross. Ridennoure 28 FIRST ANNUAL LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE tfim Hair today, gone tomorrow Mr. Anthony I have a problem Chair shortag Meet me at the stable, Mabel Varying stages of malnutrition What, no stagline? 29 ' . re we sat! NATIONAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (N. S. A.) Refreshments are yet to come OIlie Holtzman Local Wheel Delegates, badges, and a problem M O U II t a I n In Hort Show By Students, Faculty; f f m f % 1 1 Floral, Vegetable Exhibit Planned . t M.U,.. Lancers Initiate 32 New Members In Formal Rites Banquet or Northern And Miller ' s Speech Complete Evening Honor Alumni, Queens, D Games And Decoratio A Successful Aggie Council Renewed For Coordinating Ag Organizations . Compus Groups ' ust Set Dates r Spruce Photos ncrease Spirit Disadvantages Sinton 32 Willson. McBride EDITORIAL STAFF Warren Breniman Editor Gene Meakins Managing Editor Edward Danford News Editor Donald Dickinson Night Editor and Librarian Willie Walker Sports Editor Kenny Monfort Assistant Sports Editor Bettie Champion Society Editor Nancy Murphy Assistant Society Editor Art Sinton Feature Editor Elwyn Wehe Assignment Editor John Howes Assignment Editor Doris Ruff Assignment Editor Gail Hunter Assignment Editor Doris Willson Proof Reader Bill McBride Proof Reader Ruth Slonecker Proof Reader Nate Bushnell Composition Art Sinton Cartoonist Don Hilman Photographer REPORTERS Jolly. Cannon, Moorehead, Smelser. Ruff. Hays. Hunter. Howes. Bushnell, Romer. Manzolillo, Vance. Bledsoe. Thompson. Hayes. Alden, Vaughan, Mealcins. J., Troutman. Tingley. LeClerg, Morrison. Messenger. Link, Capps. Hearst, Slonecker. Handy. Hassel. English. Haynes. Potter. Olsen. Whitman. Siverly. Swanson, Bohrson. Vehe. Pusvaskis. Langford. Bugg. Harris, Lustre, Lohr. Meyers, Williams. Sandhouse, Miller. Salomon. Walker, Dickinson. MooreKead :, BUSINESS STAFF Ladessa Johnson Business Manager Arlete Johnston Assistant Business Manager Clarence Christian, Glenn Bergmann. Dorothy Link, Joan Herriek. Margaret McCracldn. Donna Lee Bristol, Ed Marks, Bonnie Brodie. Donna Siegfried. Lowell Martin. Nancy Newell. Phyllis Stewart. Dorothy Spencer. Mealcina, Breniman. Danford EDITORIAL STAFF Charlie Delp Editor Bob Humphrey Assistant Editor Ruth Beach Copy Editor John Siverly Photographer Don Hillman Photographer Allice Hill A Pnoto Fife Jo Ann Hayes Exchange Editor Sue Proctor Senior Activities Elwin Vehe Index Editor Tom Sawyer Administration Gordon Street Student Government Gordon Street Publications Carol Sheely Classes Pat Kallminzer Greets Doris Erickson Organizations Mike Marshall Honoraries Nate Bushnell Military Mary Lou Hutchison Queens Annabel le Walek Pacemakers Annabelle Walek Personalities Bill Eiswerth Sports Rose Vanderhoof Aggie Life Snaps Virginia Howell Layout Artist Joan Cable Layout Artist Dick Jesser . .... Artist Wibel. Walek. Kallminzer John Siverly. Don Hillman Humphrey. Beach. Street 34 BUSINESS STAFF Robert Bay Business Manager Marian Ford Assistant Business Manager Ted Blevins, Dee Parker. Fred Paoli. Janet Gilchrist. Eloise Euwer. Fran. Rose, Barbara, Charlotte RUSH WEEK Board of Strategy and Tactics Fellow Pepsodent users! ! Our house mother- How are you and who are you? 36 REGISTRATION (STUDENTS ENTRANCE I Aggie employment bureau Now try to get your books! The Thinker The return of the beanie! You to can have writers crar Hope and pray! President CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR Vice President Don Mull, Secretary Treasurer _ JUNIOR Rod MacL SOPHOMORE V Roberta Greenlee K. ill-mil Brooks Don Dirkinson Norma Miesner Roberta Knau FRESHMEN Bu It Kit fiardson Olen Barber Peggy Daly Mildred Marling Nt MARY LOU HUTCHINSON Better known as Hutch, has a personality equalling her long list of activities. Depend- able and having a keen sense of humor, she tops the list anytime. GENE BROWN A bit of everything quality points, good looks, personality quiet, reserved Gene has a full time job as counselor at Braiden Hall 42 Affleck. Lloyd C Agee. Douglas Eugene Alters. Harold Frank Anderson, Duane E. Anderson, Harrison Ray. Jr. Arnold. Jeter H. Atherton. Barbara Jean Atkinson. Elizabeth Ann Baker. Bertram David Banta. Harold Lyle Barber. Mary Lou Barrowman, Donald W. Baucum. Hoyt Bergeson, William Earl Bergman. Donald Gilbert Bilow, Charles Francis Blackburn. Robert Farris Blake. Donald F. Blase, Angelo Albert Bledsoe. Alice Elizabeth Bledsoe. Carl B. Bliss, Carolyn Boam. Grant Odele Bodwell, Neil Alvin Bolim, Paul Joseph Bolar. Marlin Lloyd Bonds. Alice Mae Boulier. Keith LaVern Boulter, Kenneth E. Bowers, John Fredrick Soft -spoken, capable DON OLDEMEYER is a ber of Alpha Zeta, Ag. honorary, and smile help to make Don an favorite on the Aggie Campus. He ' s a mem- . a Sig Ep. A quiet manner and a ready all-round Aggie personality. 45 Boyd, Alvin Lee BoycJ, Raymond Joseph Boyer, Boyd Francis Breniman, George William Bright. James H. Brillon. G. L. Britton, John Pershing Bronuin. Stanley Evans Bromm. Lois Charlotte Brooks, Flihu M. Brown, Frank Drexel Brown, Gene M. Brown, Harry Esmond Brown. James Wesley Brown, Joseph B. Brown, Shirley Cranston Brown. Warren Joe Brua. Elizabeth Clarissa Burkholder. Bob L. Burns. Robert Lee Burnstein, Theodore Buster, E. Louden Cameron. John Leonard Campbell, Joyce Bailey Campbell, Ross Lynn Carlton. Richard E. Carnahan. Ansel Roy Chadwick. Don Kay Chapin. VaIIace E. Chapman. Howard H. 44 Chapman. James LeRoy Cheezig, Ray G. Christofilis. Jamea G. Clanlon. Donald Gather Clark. Robert Edwin Cole. Thomas H. Colgate. George Thomai Colvin. Willard M. Connell. Jay Robert Con way. Sam Milliard Cooper. Verne Jr. Cosper, Harold R. Cramer. David Alan Crow. Roy M. Crump, William Irvin Cummings. H. L. Jr. Curfman, John Horace Daniels. William Edwin Dansky. Leonard Martin Darnell. Robert Lyle Davis. Charles Nelson Davis. Dorothy Jean Davis. Gordon Emery Dazey. Vera Elizabeth Dazey. Wayne E. Dean. Edward Ernest DeBary. Gerardo Decker. Alvin Morris De Freese. Lubert Francis Densmore. Norman O. SEN] Prex of Panhell as well as an active A Z. . to find the formula for . 45 Dickinson. Donald Ira Dickson. Wiljiam Morris Dixon. Robert R. Doak. James Robert Dougherty. E. Miriam Doyle, James H. Duckworth. Lyndan R. Eastep. Woodrow W. Eccher. Robert N. Ecklund. Victor Terhune Edgar, Doris Deane Edwards. James Villiam EgelhofT, Lee Eugene Eggers, Mary Ann Einarsen, Harold D. Eisenach, Ed J. Emrick, Eli Thomas Ettinger. W. A. Euwer, EloiK Eileen Evans, Robert Lee Fairbairn, Andrew Dudley Fanselau, Frvin Edward Fawcett. Joel Snow Finnell. Claire D. Fisher. Donald K. Fitnian, Cheater Ray Fitzpatrick. Karl P. Fluckey. Wallace Ned Freeman, Foster Russell French, John S. . RUTH JOHNSON mixes chemistry with music . laughing her cares away. I milk v Charley Hilton Foulks. Harl.-v M Gahm. George Jacob Garcia. Hernan Garnjost, Richard Geick, Robert James Gepford. William George Gibson. Elmer Hadley Gillispie. Marshall C. Ginler, Fay Evelyn God, Roger Good. Marilyn L. Goode. Jesse F. Greb. Benlley Walter Green. Dan A. Green. James Benton Griner. Lynn A. Groen. Nick J. Grover. David H. Gutty. Mark Mitcbel Gundell. Herbert Carl Haas. Waller Russell Haberthiar. Wilbert L Hadley. Clair J. Hagan, Thomas Frank Hahn. Donald D. Hall, James Russell Hamilton. George A. Hamman. Louis Franklyn Hammerquist. Harold E. JT S E N JOR S Enthusiasm and friendliness characterize 2EAE . . but finds time among his many other activ- . . of Scabbard and Blade, he is also a . . . DON WEEKS He ' s majoring in entimologv . ities to do a lot of swimming. A member . Cadet Captain in Advanced R.O.T.C. Ham mi t. Harold Curtis Hammond, Paul B. Mammons, Owen R. Hargrove. Ro ss Wilton Hatzirnanolis, Theologue Hawk. Walton Hawley. John Freeman Haynes. Evan Alan Heath. Russell L. Henerson, Lulu Floyd Heney. Charles Alfred Henaley. Frank S. Jr. Henson. Edwin Ray. Jr. Herndon. Leo Price Hess. Lulu Mae Hilb. William Howard Hill. Alice Hill. Riley S. Hill, Victor V. Hill. William H. Hillyer. David Floyde Hindman. William Francis Hinkle, Lee Thomas Hirama. Haruko Hoff. Wiltur H. Hoffman. Donald Milton Horiuchi. Mitsu House, Horace Freeman Householder. William A. Howes. John William 48 HuH. Shirlie M. Hughes. David Walter Hunt. Frank W.. Jr. Husted. Robert F. Hutchinson, Vendell Forbes Hutchison. Mary Lou I (lit-. HI. Glenn A. Jackson. Melvin Lynn Jenkins. Howard Elliot Jenkins. Lloyd T. Jennings, Stirling D. Jesser, Roger F. Joberd. Nelvin A. Johansen. William J. Johnson. Harry Downea Johnson, Joseph Malcolm Johnson. Ladessa O. Johnson, Ruth Elaine Johnston. John Nevin Kainor, Robert Adams Kallminzer. Patricia Jean Kane, Kent K. Keck, Ardyt Laurence Kissinger, Neland A.. Jr. Klipple, Louise Ann Knox, Raymond G. Koehler, Harold Koerber, Carol Jeanne Konugres. Kris Anne Kruinm. Robert Carl S E N IOR Popular with the ed ' s and coed ' s easy going An economics major and President of 49 Kumler, Nancy Susan Lambert. Margaret Lamkin. Sally Jo Landenberger. Charles F. Laraen. Roy J. Latimer. Dalas June Lawrence. James V. Lee. Donald H. LeedKam. Calvin Dean Leedy. Charlene Leone. Vincent D. Le.sch, George H. Leuck. Donald Bruce Lewis. John Saniord Lilley. Charles W.. Jr. Limes, Edward John Lindblooni, Thomas Wayne Lindecrantz, Lorraine Lee Loard. H. G. Lopez. William Lowdermilk. Wayne A. Lutz. Lloyd L. Lynch. H. Morris McCarty. Richard E. McCormick. Charlotte Jean McCrackin. Francis A. McGeorge, Dean Leroy McKee, Jack Carl McWilliams. Fore.t T. Mac Donald. Frank Sam . WILL PERKINS has a way with the women. . 2AE you can spot that smile anywhere. 50 MacLennan. Roderick Clark MacLeod. Thomas D. Madsen. Ivan L. Malloy. John Lawrence March. Lester William Marioni, Dario Henry Masar. Robert Joseph Mateika. Donald Q Mathias. William D. Malthiesen, Carol Jane Majtey. Clyde Allison Maylender. Charles William Meade. Harold Wayne Meier, Curtis Eugene Menkemeyer, Henry Mercer. Roger N. Milburn. Kathleen D. Mill. Fredric Locke Miller. Geraldine Wellet Miller. Milton Patrick Miner. Joe Edmund Minor. Mary M. Moran. John B. Moreland. Donald Clark Morris. Meredith J. Morrison. Marks O. Morse, Robert Ray Mourn. Eric I. Mudgetl. Jesse Edward Muldowney. Bill K JBHBMMr A HHHH fllHHV j4HH I ELLIE EUWER . . . A A A Hiker ' s Club. Pistol . . Spruce Business Staff. Ski Club . . . Ye . . . and Rifle Club. Choir. W.A.A. Board. Silver . gawds! . . . She ought to have an appetitel 51 Mullings. Thomas Eugene Mullison, Don Wayne Munroe. Richard J. Nau. Richard A. Neel. Edna Earle Newton, Pyre A. Nichol, Frederick Dean Nieder, Dean A. Nobles. Robert Westfall Ogura, Alice Oldemeyer, Donald L. Olp, Robert Harrison Olsen. Peter Eric Painter, LeRoy Ivin Palm. Edwin R. Parker, James Cyril Patterson. Richard Harlan Penned. Virgil Lee Pennock. Alberta Jo Perkins, Clarence Alfred Peterson. Jack Sterling Phelps. Charles R. Phillippi. Kenneth V . Jr. Phillips, Richard M. Pierce. Clayton Baxter Pierson, Ernesto Piper, Charles Frank Pond. ViIliam Samuel Poplaski. Sigmund John Potter. Earl F. 52 Props). Thomas Keith Pulis. Donald Charles Pusvaskis. Peter Dominir Quinn. Harry B. Rader. Lynn Raftery. John C. Ramey. Kieth Eugene Handle.. John Hugh Ray. Ellowcen S. Reid, George Robert Reid. Preston , Harding Remington, Jack D. Reuling, Robert David Reynolds. Glenela Wade Reynolds. Lena Margene Richardson. James Albert Richmond. Clyde Elgin. Jr. Ricks, Fred Albert Ridgeway, Homer E. Righetti. Alton Timothy Rinn, Lois M. Ritter. Jane Robbins. Doyle E. Roberts. Dwight Elton Roberts. Grover W.. Jr. Rodgers, Lowell Arthur Roeser. Alan Ropier. Margaret Ruth Rossoll, Herman R. Rothenberg. Norman A. TOM MACLEOD considers golf his favorite hob . and Sec.-Treas. of A-Club, this ZAE . life ,. , ri sKy 53 Russell, Ann Ryder. Ronald Arch St. John, Lawrence Wallis Sanborn, Robert N. Savery. Harry P. Schomberg. Orville G. Schroeder, Robert Wesley Seneff. Gordon Arnold Sera, S. Ruth Shade. Jerry M. Shoemaker. Philip Houston Shook, Lewis. Jr. Siegfreid. Ethel Donna Skees. Charles Robert Slatt, Carl Edward Slonecker. Ruth Ellen Smartt. Belly Ann Smith. Gerald Withrow Smith. Helen Kalhryn Smilh. Hugh Dale Smith. Joye Eleanor Smith. Leslie Norman Smith. Robert Earl Smith, Stanley Duval Solomon, Gordon C. Spivey. Ernest C. Stanton, Aubrey R. Starbuck. Gordon Lewis Steenbergh. Warren F. Steffey. George T. by. As President of the Interfraternity Council spends a great deal of time in the gym. 54 Stein. Don Paul Stenehjem. Maynard A. Stephenson. D. Wayne Stevens. Gerald Francis Stevenson, Robert Alfred Sloddard. Orville Fred Stotts. Chester E. Strain. Oscar George. Jr. Strain li. Fred Stricklin. Ted Stromquist, Arthur R. Shickenschneider. Hugo A. Svalberg. Bud F A. Svoboda. Joseph Delbert Swank, Harry Fillmore Swanson. Robert Bruce Sweetland. Albert A. Tanner, Carl Robert Thielen, John M. Thode. Ruth Katherine Thomas. Ralph Elmer Thomas, William E. Thompson, John D. Till. Clois E. Tilson, Robert Lee. Jr. Tobin. Robert F. Torrance, Lynn Edward Triefus. Alfred. Jr. Tripp. William Evart Tromsness, Howard I. S E N II 1 S PETE OLSEN feeds the bull in the Vet Dept. . . microphone he can usually be found either . . i . as well as on Campus. A natural behind the . at the Vet. Hospital, or at the 2 X house. 55 Vamlerhoof. Rose Adelle Vanicr, Velaine Beverly Vemon, Duward L. Vidnkovi.il, Louis David Von Tour, Robert VonVihl. Dorothy B. Votaw. William H. Wadlow. Gerald Duane Wadlow. Phyllis Harbison Wafer. Oliver Waggoner, Dorothy Wafer. Edith June Walker, Gerald S. Walker. Willard L. Walter. Richard G. Ware. Karl J. Washichek. Jack Newton Watson. John Porter Weimer. Edward R. Wendt. George E. NVennerstrom. Paul Stevens Vemer, Harry James Whatley, William James Whitehead George H. Whitiord. Allen S. Vickersham. Joanne Ritter Widoows. William Harry Webb. Glennell Margaret Weiland. Margaret B. Wieland. Stanley V. SENIORS 56 Wiggins. Grant E. Wilcoxon. Francis Dewill Wiley. La Verne Wiley. Robert Brook. Jr. Villianis. James Howard Williams. Theodore Thomas Winder. Albert Lee Winder, John Robert Winder. Margaret H. Vixom. Dave H. Wolfe. Arder Dwight Wood. William R. Woodard. Lee Richard Vorker. Donna Pinkerton Worker. George F., Jr. Worley. Twila Mae Wride. Elson K. Wright, Robert B. Woods. Oliver Harris Wray. Victor B. YeHne, M. Rogene Zipprodt. Elaine Zoril. Joseph George Zurbrigen. John D. I V I. ' A ringleader in the senior class is AH majoi . Associate Editor of the Ramrod to A Capello . he is a member of the Student . G R A D S Erirkson, Doris Zink. Robert Cramp Hirschberg. Lucien Horn. Josepk F. Swell. Barbara C. Washburn. Richard - ' l|. DICK WAITER. His interests vary from being Choir. He is often found in the Union as . Union Advisory Board. The of Colorado A M ' ' Present THEJUNIOR.S;;. PROM 9-1 . -n Ballroom and Kis C 58 RUTHIE BEACH ' S warm genuine smile, her sportsmanship, and her willingness to extend a helping hand have given her many friends. The understanding and patience which she has shown will aid her in her future work. For three years CHARLIE DELP has trod the Aggie campus leaving his indelible mark of success on everything he has tackled especially through his endless hours of work on this 49 Spruce. Conscientious, depend- able, and hard-working, Charlie is one of our more ambitious students. 59 C rood -looking DON DOBLER has a vari- ety of activities which keep him in the lime- light. Abrams. Dorothy La Vonne Adams, Robert Clark Allen. Charles H. Alber. Frederick W. Allison. Norlyn L. Amend. H. Cassell Anderson. Frank A. Anderson. Gerald Paul Anderson, Robert George Anderson. Russet L. Andrews. Gene L. Angell. Dwighl Clark Angell. Otis Holmes Annis, John Richard Arnold. Marian Gregory Ash, James Warren Atkinson, James B. Jr. Baggesen. John F. Ball. Gilbert Eugene Banlly, John Albert Barber, Robert Speer Barnhart, Lloyd Vernon Barr. Homer Walton Bauer. Charles Edward Beach. Ruth Katherine Beauchamp. Ruth Reba Beckley. James Clyde Beebe. Robert E. Benson, Charles Howard Bernard. M. Rose Bernard, Nelson T. Bird, Hugh Theodore Bishop, Robert Douglas Blakeslee. Earl S. Bliss. Charles W Blue. Gloria Jean Blue. Michael Henry Bohrson. Ralph G. Bonan. Al L. Boodry, Glen Owen Borgmann. Ruth Irene Bourland. William Lee Bowen. Charles Robert Boyle. William F. Jr. Brad 9 haw, Nick Louis Breen. Harold Brodie. Bonnie Jane Brooks, Robert Carlton Brooks. Roy Ansel, Jr. 60 on the Aggie campus incidentally he has a lot on the ball. basketball, including. 1 o Brown. HugK Joseph Brown. James Dean Brown. Kenneth Dean Brown. Robert Raymond Browne, David A. Bruce, Edwin Irwin Bruns, Ken L. Bryant, Walter Edmund Bug. William H. Bugg. Robert Martin Bull. Henry S. Bull. Robert K. Buol. Russell Calvin Buoy. David L. Burchfield. Bertrand Burgwardl, Lester Burman. Charles R. Buruin. Groves Earl Bushnell. Nate Camp. Harold D. Capron. Wayne Jordan Carlson. Duane Allan Carnal). William T. Catlin. William E. Cavin, Celeste Cecil. Edward W. Champion. Bettie Jane Champion. Eleanor Louise Champion. John Charles Cheatham. Jack Christian, Clarence Edwin Christensen. Betty Arlene Chychota, Andrew Theo. Claas. Charles C. Clantou. William Harlan Clark. Charles R. Clark. John Howard Colburn. Alice Louise Cole. Walter E. Coleson. Ronald B. Collins. Jack Bryson Collins. William Harvey Colmey. David G. Combs. Bobby Dean Conder. Lloyd C. Cone. Wayne Burr Cosand. Vaughn Evan Coy. Donald E. Crawford. Donald Lee 61 Crawford. James HugK Crick. Willa Mac Crook. Verle D. Cruinly. Don William Daniel, James R. Darnell. Frank Daubert. Henry Davidson. Eugene H. Davies. George Miles Dnvis. Leslie A. Davvirs. Roller! A. Day, Vernon Wilbur Decker. Charles Tracy DeFranco. Carlo Dcines. Marjoric Deininger. John Grovcr Delp. Charles J. Deonik. Waller A. DePew. Lester John Dickens. Lester E. Dickson. George A. Dilsaver. Harold Roy Dobler. Donald W. Dolan. John J. Dolan. Walter E. Donnelly. Charles E. Dorothy, Oliver Dean Douglas, Jack D. Druva. William A. Dunagan. Charles J. Dunn, Eldon Lee Dunn. Eugene Holcomb Dunn. La Verne Clayton Dunn. Wendell E. Durham. Virginia Helen Dutch. William George Dutlon. Mary Maxine Dutton. Sidney A Dwyer. I honias E. Dyekman. Elmer C. Jr. Edwards. Dexter Hill Jr. Eisenhower. Arthur J. Eisenhower. Lila Eisenman. Leonard J. Ellenberger. Donald James Elliott. John R. Ellis. Norma June Ellison. Jack Ellsworth. Carol Versatile ROY ROMER j s a whiz in de- bate as well as being very adept at acting. o - SL P. ji 7 Nr J U N v Irw IS 62 His horn-rimmed glasses enable him to keep a sharp eye on the women. Eisner. Dorothy Anne Emerson. John K Emerson. Mildred R. Eriksen. Conrad Dale Evans. Wallace R. Fahrioi.. Fred M. Farmer Theodore Arthur Farrell, Richard Bruce Feller. Melvin Leon Fenolia. Ronald J. Finkner. Ralph Eugene Finley. William Barclay Finn. Paul Fischer. R. George Fisher. Betty Jane Fisher. Jack G. Fitzsimmons. Fred A Flack. Ernest J. Flinn. Ralph Marion Flora. David Henry Follin. Elmer W. Forney. Joe Wayne Foster. Lucy Katharine Fox. George E. Fox. Mary Elizabeth Freeman. Edward N. Fritsche. Carl B. Fronapfel. Harold Jr. Fullerton, Eugene Gale. Robert B. Garnett. Kenneth Eugene GaskiH. Robert Lee Gates, Charles Leonard Cause. Dwight W. Gilbert. Douglas L. Gipimm. Victor L. Gleason. Thomas Michael Graham, Rama Lee Grandy, Robert Clark Green. Patrick D. Green lee. Roberta E. Greenslreet. Billy La Von Grieb. Jack R. Gross. Elsie Jane Gntbb. Jack E. Gumprechl. Wanda Gwyn. Marion V. Haberkorn. Robert Chas. Haigler. Robert V. 63 OLIVER HOLTZMAN - N.S.A. prexy Junior class president these are just the highlights of his many activities. Hale. Jesse William Hall. Elton Leroy Hall. Mary Kay Hall. Milburn James Hammond. F. Joe Hainon. Carrol Eugene Hani in, Joanne Ethel Henna. Edward D. Hansen, Harry E. Hansen. Robert Hans Jr. Httn.Ii nan, Robt. Murphy Hardy. Wendell Wm. Jr. Harrison. Ben Theodore Harrison, Bill Hawks. Robert E. Haworth. Howard Nelson Haworth. Margaret P. Haworth. Robert O. Hay, Cyrus John Hayes. Alan B. Hayes. Donald Marshall Hayes. Jo Ann Haynes. J. E. Haynie. Eugene Decker Hazard. Dale Edward Heard. Weldon T. Hebrew, Cecil Lee Jr. Heddles. Ronald James Helms. John Fredrick Hendricks. Wilson Robert Henley. Robert King Henney. Edward Nathaa Hill. John L. Hill, Robert Eugene Hinds, Vernon Eugene Hinkhouse. Rill D. Hess, Myron F. Hi nricks. James T. Hoch. Donald H. Hoekstra. William G. Hoff. R. F. Holtzmann. Oliver V. Hood. Kenneth James Home. Charles Alfred Jr. Horton. Paul Harold HowelU, John J. Humphrey. Robert N. Huning. John L. Hunter, Kenneth Lyndon 64 He can often be found at the switchboard in Braiden Hall, although this doesn ' t get his Hurt. Ralph N. Irey. Gloria Jackson. Josef A. Jacobs. Kathleen Anila James. George R. Jameson. Donald Albert Jankoysky. Millard W. Jensen, Peler Norman Jetter. John Thomas Johnson. Dewey. Jr. Johnson, Otis A. Johnson. Verdon L. Johnstone. Arlele Ethelyn Journeay. Elaine Cash Juergens. Joan Kadie. Andrew J. Keiser. Kenneth John Keith. Lee Roy Keith. Neil Kelly. Floyd Kenagy. Richard Bruce Kennedy. Elhart James Kennedy. Harold V. Keyes. John Raymond Kiely. Thomas P. Kimler. Gene M. King. Charles Edwin King. Harold Kiser. Raymond Newton Kitterman. Donald O. Klements, John Louis. Jr. Knapp, Alden Homer Knaus. Roberta Ann Knill, Lamar Mervin Knowles. Ralph C. Koeneke. Allen R. Konishi. Ben Konishi. Frank Korinek, John Korn. Ralph L. Kotich, Ralph James Kraft. Fred Charles Krause. Anne Krieg. Gordon Palmer Kronkow, Eugene Glenn Krueger. Arthur Christian Kuhn. Robert M. Kunze. Arthur David Kunzman. Bill Joseph 65 BOBBY KNOUS _ soft-spoken and effi- cient, never loses her friendly manner. She takes Kupilik. Margaret Ellen Laitinen. Douglas Wilman Lamb. Afan James Lange. Clarence Tljeodore Lanier, Roger F. Lapsley. Ray E. Lanen. Lynn S. Larscn. Phillip Nelson LaValle. Phillip J. Lawrence. Samuel C. Laybourn. Leland P. Jr. Leafgren. Larry Roger Lcdingham, Jerry B. Lee. Dan Lehrer, Charles J. Lcighlon. N. R. Lconhard. Leona Paula Leslie. Robert Charles Lighly. Alfred Allen Lighty. Orlan O. Loper, Raymond Keith 1 .II|M- .. Manuel Edwin l ough. Ted Eugene Luchler. Daniel Lyngholm. Donavon H. Lyons. James Arthur McBridc. William Cilbcrl McCarry. Mary McClanahan. Fred Russell McClellan. William Robl. McCormick. Joan McCoy. William C. McCrackin. Russell W. McCune, Harrison Reid McFarland. William Wiley Mclver. James Leon McKenney. Donald Lee McLean. Gene Robert McMullen. Harlan L. McNey. Robert Stuart McPhillips. William J. MarKendrick. ' Donald A. Mackey, Gordon Wayne Margheim. Elmer J. Marini. Nicholas Jr. Markley. Robert H. Marlatt. Verda Evelyn Marshall. Arthur L. Marshall. Nelma M. 66 her job as counselor at the dorm as seriously as her studies in the Home EC. field. Martin. Lowell Austin Martin. Roy Leonard Mason. Eleanor Matthews. Donald Hubert Matthews. Dorothy Jean Maxwell. Leslie Lynn Meakins. Gene Meier. Maurice Louis Melcher. Douglas Warren Meline. Douglas Ray Metcalf. Patricia Ann Miesner. Norma Jean Milburn. John Kenneth Mitchell, Barbara Ann Montforl. Kenneth Warren Montgomery. Robert Jr. Moore. Margaret Sue Moore. Richard Liston Moore. Wilmer L. Morey. Cecil Cyril Morris. Ronald Nathan Miildowney. Jetta Mae Murbach. Donald B. Mustain, Ed John Mykyliuk. Waller A. Neal. Philip Wesley Nelson. Charles Nelson. George W. Nelson. Jeane A. Nelson. John Arthur Neumann. Robert Hugh Newby. Raimon Kenneth Newman. Ardith Elaine Newton. Harold Leslie Niebaiim. James Paul Nielsen, Donald Elmer Nishimura. John Y. Noble. F. Gordon Nolting. Donald H. Oliver. Edward Roy Olsen. Mack W. Orme. Marion P. Osinan. Gerald W. Oil. Donald G. Owens. Carl Gene Padget. James Harvel Paoli. Alfred Frank Pnrdue. James B. Palerson. Jay C. 67 A tremendous asset to the Aggie wrestling team, FUM McGRAW also has national recognition Patterson. Paul Evan Pattison. Roy Dick Paulson. William H. Paxton. Vin. Newton Peacock. Walter M. Perkins. John W. Perry Margaret Ethel Pelersen, Fred Henry Peterson. Marvis W. Peterson. Waldo T. Phelps, Joseph F. Pickering. E. Charles Pickett. Malcolm Gene Pitcher. James C. Pless. Harvey Plumb. Joan Mary Pohlson. Jack E. Popish. John Robert Powell. William J. Preston, June D. Propst. Allen Douglas I ' ills. George John Purcell, Leonard Gerald Ramey. Annabelle Ranson. Jimmie Earl Rea. Jack A. Redabaugh. Donald S. Reed. Glen D. Reichert, Keith Dale Relic, John Jr. Rice. Robert Russell Richner. William M. Ricketts. Phil K. Ridings. Robert N. Riechers. Henry William Riegel. Donald Frederick Riggs. M. Merle Ritter. Ralph Rollin Roberts, John Albert Robertson, Donald R. Rock. Robert L. Rodgers. Charlei Arnold Roehl. Robert Herbert Homer. Roy Rudolph Roper. Roy E. Rosenow. Thomas L. Ross, Dorothy Ann Ruhter. Kenneth Lee Rupel, Theodore J. 68 in football. He often turns Vestern and warbles for his 2N brothers. Rust. Francis Joseph Sage, Wayne Byron St. Clair. Kenneth Let Samuelson. Paul Raymond Sanders. Charles B. Sandusky. Craig C. Sandusky, Mnrv Lois Saunders. John Daniel Schachterle. Laurence G. Schachterle. William 1. Scheufler. Gerald D. Scholoski. Don J. Schurch. Virginia Joan Schuster. Dowald Wayne Scoles. Harry DeWayne Scott. Richard Neal Scott. William M. Selch. Ralph P. Selhime. Allen G. Shaw. Joan Pierson Sheely. Carolyn Shelley. Rex Robert Short, Annette Taylor Shuball, William Frank Siebrasse. Delbert D. Siebring, Neeland B. Siemer, Eugene Glenn Signs. Wesley E. Simons. Frederick Alan Simpson. Robert Gene Singer. Robert H. Sinnard. Nelda June Sitzman. Margaret E. Slater. James P. Smelser. Donald DicJcson Smith. Forrest L. Smith. Gayle W. Smith. Joe Edwards Smith. Robert Murphy Sniff. Elmer S. Sniff. Esther E. Snow, Darrell Verne Snow. Herbert N. Spear. Bradford J. Spears. Clayton F. Speegle. Bruce Edward Speier. Barbara Spiess, John Peter Stack. John Frederick Jr. 69 Stahlecker. Waller T. Stang. John Edward Staples. Richard C. Stear. Robert L. Sleiger, Samuel Steinhardl. Carol D. Stevens. Alfonso A. Stewart. Norman Keith Stewart. Thelma Lurene Stinson. Chester Wayne Slone. Arthur B. Stone. Eugene Marlowe Strallon. Walter E. Straub. Donald O. Street. Gordon Frinlc Slreeb. Paul Werner Swanson. Harlan L. Sweetland. Leon H. Sweelland. Margaret Jeane Swisher. Donald Calvin Swilzer. Marjorie Jane Sword, Clare Tablewski. John Tappan. Shirley Ann Teets. Otis E. Teffl. lack Dean Thomas. Bert Thomas, Clay A. Thomas. Wilbur! L. Timm. Robert F. Tinsman. Carl S. Tisi. William J. Tracy. Robert H. Trunkey, Roscoe Allen Turner. Donald T. Turner. Leon Twisl, Worth N. She is usually found near the Collegian office . . , Hesperia. A.W.S.. and W.A.A. are some of her other interests U N 70 } JO BONNIE BRODIE plans to make use of her degree in Education. O R S o CT Twomey. James A. Urano. James Van Oriel. Edward B. VanDyke. Frances Van Gelder. Richard G. Van Male. Robert George Van Matre. Fred G. Versaw. Raymond Earl Von Tour. J. Geer Von Forell, KennetK J. Wallace. Finlay Blair Wallis. Florence Louise Wardle. Glen C. Weiland, R. G. Weiss, Gerald Joseph Wendl. Charles Ross Wharlon. Malcolm F. Whilaker. Barrel Cliflord While. William E. Wiggin. Leonard C. Wiley. Ralph Douglas Wilkinson. Wilbur G Williams. Jesse Evan Winter. Joseph F. Wise. Paul T. Withers. Sydney. Jr. Woodruff. John E. Woodward. Russell Earl Wolf. Ted McDonald Wolfer. Dale Alan Work. Ralph O. Work. Rowena P. Wright. Earl H. Wyss. Joanne Yahvah, Bernice A. Yahvah. Eugene Lawrence Zander. Donald Victor 71 Kow KOLLE ' r v f r r 72 Vivacious PEGGY DALY good things al- ways come in small packages whether it is hard work or fun, Peggy always pitches in to make it a success. RALEIGH BROOKS, an energetic sophomore who has managed to get his fingers into most school doings. Quiet and unassuming, his straightforward personality has brought him many friends. 73 Abbott. Virl Allen Adams. Katfierine Morion Adrian. Wallace L. Allen. Charles Alexander Allen, Donald Hugh Allen. Sarah Ann Allen, W. Benson Allison, Richard Lee Amend. Edith Elvira Amend. Edwin H. Amend. Marian Peterson Amerman, Eugene C. Anderson. Arden Adair Anderson, Eleanor Anderson, Glendo n R. Anderson, John Everett Anderson. Jacquelen E. Andrews. Philip George Ard, Harold Joseph Asrnus, Doris Mae Autrey. Warren C. Babtock, Barbara Ball. William S. Bang. Alfred D. Barrett. George F. Barrick. Richard Vernon Bashor. Billy G. Bassel, Andrew Earl Beck Albert Quinn Bennett. Leslie Frank Berg. Alice Louise Berger. Robert Lewis Bergmann, Glenn Arnold Binford. Barrie Binkley. Lois Elaine Blach. Sherman C. Blakemore. John E. Blatchley. Ronald K. Boetger. John G. Bolin. Arwin Miles Borgmann. Allan Howard Bowen. John T. Boyer. Villiani Norman Brandt. Ray E. Bray. Richard Alton Briggs. Dean Brittingham. Barbara A. Brooks. Neil Thurslon Brooks. Raleigh Emerson Boom! Rah! MORRISON!! His easy-going nature accounts for Tom s c jjj C r , Ji SOPH C -; r ' ' 7 74 . popularity among the students, who never fail to note his devil-like grin. Bromme. Mary Lou Brossman. John Daniel Brown. Donald Walter Brown, Evalyn Louise Brown, Harriet Jean Brown. Harry W. Broyles. Rothwell Paul Brubeck. Suzanne Aileen Brunner. Barbara M. Brunner. Clyde Albert Bugg, Barbara Sue Bunger. Paul Richard Jr. Burger, Paul VanEerden Burnham, Betty L. Burns, Harold C. Burns, Villiam E. Busb, Ernest Raymond Cadwallader. James K. Campbell, Norman Colin Canfield. Lillian G. Carberry. Robert Carlson. William Albin Carlson. William Dwigbt Carpenter. Mary Kay Carpenter. Morris Marvin Carter. Robert Case. Robert M. Chadwick, Maxine Chedsey. Leonard Joseph Cirbo, Andrew John Jr. Clark. David C. Cockroft. Donald E. Coit. Lylc F. Jr. Cook. Philip L. Coleman. Dona Lee Colwell, Joseph Frederick Comstock, Barbara Jean Condron. Theodore J. Conzett. Dolores Ruth Cooley, Arthur Lee Craig, Robert Franklin Cranson. Barbara Jo Crisler. JoAnn Natalie Crouter, George E. Crowe. Thomas Joseph Coughenour. John F, Cox. Roberta Joy Cymanski. Bette Ann Dagley. Doris Faye 75 What boosts our class average higher is a fellow like BILL HORSTMAN . . . Dagley, Marjorie Ann Daly. Margaret Joanne Davidson, Jesse E. Davis, Annabelle Davis. Nora Mae Davis. Roy M. Davis, SueZanne Davis. Wilma Maxine Davisson. LaVora Vivian Dickson. Margie L. Doll. Robert M. Dolton. Robert M Doran, M. P. Douglas. Phillip Dean Draper, William R. Dunn, Joyce Elaine Dunn. Norman Kent Dutcher. Dwight Emmett Eaton. Dwight Floyd Ebert. Mary Mae Echter. Robert Walter Ehmann. Ruth Hedwig Elley. John Edgar Elmer. Ross F. English. Elaine Erickson. Roy J. Erickson, William Ernest Ewald. Beverly June Eya. Sumiko June Fante. Richard D. Farrell. Glenn Michael Fay. LeRoy P. Fender. Hazel Cline Finch. Ruth Miriam Finger. Jack Wayne Fisher, Jacqueline J. Fixman. Myles Ford. Marian Jean Foreman. John H. Foulk. Donna Lee Fox. Kenneth Lee Franklin. Anita Franklin. Patricia Ann Frederick. Kenneth Watt Freeland. Dixon B. Frohman. Nathan O. Frydendall. Jerry Dean Furit. Jeanne M. Furt. Joanne M. 76 o j ; . S O P H O|N 01 A ft f I fr M - Ib Mfc , fll 3| O Al j ' VJ V -i ' L S a . . Prexy of Tri-Beta majoring in Vet. Med. Bill s interest in his class is immeasurable. . PHOM O R E S S i -. : - ' i Gn no, Pauline Garcia, Suzano Gardner. Allen Gates, David Gilbert Gatlerer. Charles F. Gault. Howard Cameron Giauque. Barbara Gilbert. Thomas G. Gilchrist. Janet Marie Gilger, Arthur Lee Gillaspie. Donald Win. Gillhani. Vonda Lea Gingery. Eugene Earl Clancy. Ramona L. Clancy. Rose Marie Gonzales. Ernest Jerome Goode, Jo Goodhart. Richard Reeves Gore, Jeffery A. Graham. Earl E. Graham. Elaine Elizabeth Graves. Lucy Anne Gray. Robert V. Ground. Robert Louis Greenbank. Robert Keith Green, Nancy Virginia Green. Reinder Joseph ' Hahn. Ray H. Hall, Alyce Louise Hampel. Clayton Carl Hanson, Richard C. Harber. Robert W. Hardwick. William E. Harrach. William Galen Harris. Charles W r . Hartman, Gene Edwin Hartman. Orval Raymond Hartung, Theodore E. Haselwood. John L. Haslem. Samuel Perkins Havens. Harry Leroy Haynes. Bette Jo Heine. Berry F. Hendrickson. R. F. Hettinger, Herman Helman. Jackie B. Hickerson, James K. Hicks. Guy W. Hill. Dave D. 77 An all-around girl is BETTY HULQUIST, . . . who excells in anything she undertakes. Hill. Waco D. Hillman. Donald T. Hintz. Helen Marie Holmes. Virginia A. Homan. Norman R. Horlacher, Elizabeth A. Horn. Margaret Horstman. Billy Neal Hoskins. John Ellis Howe. Dixie Humphrey. John Warren Hunter, Gail Huston, Evan E. Huntzinger. Maxine A. Iritani. Willy Masao Jacobs. Elsie Marie Jacobsen, Robert R. James. Barbee Jameson. Earl Reece Jr. Jankovich. Robert Nick Janzen. George Johnson, Lewis Melvin Johnson. Lorraine Florence Johnston. Albert Wayne Johnston, Carl C. Johnston. Mildred Marilyn Jones, James Cuvier Jones. Robert Glenn Joppa, R. Marvin Jurinak, Jerome Joseph Jutten. Peggy Lou Kalahar, James N. Kartal. Ozgun Kazerooni, Zia Keating. Margaret Jane Keesling, LeRoy Keller. Maryanna Kelly. Calvin E. Jr. Kennedy. Eldon Ross Kidder. Harold E. Kiefer. Kennith Keith Kimberling, Cleon Vinton Kiplinger, Alice Lorene Kiplinger, Clara Irene Knaus, Richard Alan Koch, Dorothy Marie Kieser. William Henry Krulick. Samuel Krummel. Donald Edward 78 +A Luscious blonde hair and photogenic features that ' s Betty! te -a . 7 i pmi % f { -!- WJHKBMiVD PH( vl O R E S Kuntz. Trudy Virginia Kylle. Lester E. Langford. Dale Larson, Leland Curtis Lawless. Don Richard Lawrence. Alice M. Lawrence. Leona Marie LeBaron. Dale Edward Lester. Jack Edward Lindsay. Alexander Lindsay. Joseph A. Link. Dorothy Linman. Lola Lenore Lobb. Percival Martin Lofgren, Shirley Jean Lopez. Modesto Lorenz. Wilbert W. Lett. Robert C. Loyd. Helen Barbara Luben. Francis Barnes Lussenhop. John H. Luster. Pat Lutz. Wilbert W. Lynch. Barree B. Lynn, Leonard Jack Lyon. Lorraine E. McCabe. Willa Nance McCausland. Waller L. McClanahan. Lester F. McCrackin, Margaret McCrae. Robert Charles McKibben. Frank C. McMahan. Garth Lee McNamara. Marie Gloria Maag. Janice Lorene Marron. Joseph A. Martellaro. Karl A. Martindale. Donna M. Martinez. Daniel F. Mathias. David H. Matulich. William P. Maxwell. Floyd Allen Maxwell. Lloyd Enimett Maxwell. Russell Lee Meakins. Jeralee Menhennet. Alan E. Menler. Rae Anne Meredith. Ray Miller. Beatrice Ann 79 Remember the I. S. A. quartet? EDDY AMEND ' S vocal ability . . . Miller. Eugene A. Miller. Ronald Kirk Mintken. James L. Moore. Ralph W. Moore. Doris Gerda Moorhead, Grant M. Morris. Paul A. Morrison, Thomas L. Mozian. John Martinez Max A. Murphy. Nancy Lee Murphy. Ralph Chester Navaratnam, Samuel P. Neary, Walter E. Neilson. Douglas Stewart Nesbit. R. B. Newell. Joyce Anne Nicholas. Robert P. Norton. E. Sam Olson. Axel R. Orcine. Betty Orrell. George Dclbert Palin. Helen Joyce Pali.i. Lois Elaine Pang. Lawrence Palmer, Vayne B. Pannell. James Preston Parrish. William S. Patrick. Alan Weston Peila. Barbara Petersen, Harvey Roy Petter. Mary Lou Petty, Joseph Francis Phillips. Marian H. Pierce. Kenneth S. Popish. Philip Louis Popjoy. George C. Presler. Francis Vernon Pritchard. Daniel R. Probasco, Johnny Leland Provines, Betsey C. Pulis. Warren Kamar Pyeatt. Lester Lowell Ramey. Doris Elaine Ramsey. Laurie D. Rankin. J. Bruce Rasmussen. LeRoy C. Ratcliff. Nadeen Rebbeck. Richard W. 80 . . . and some of fine humor he possesses showed in the music they sang. ORES Reed. Jerome Dalton Reed, Mary Janice Reh. Bernice M. Reichert. Donald K. Reid. Richard Milton Reinhardt. Roland E. Reuben. Charles Wayne Reynolds. Edward C. Rezac. Vernon Joseph Rice. Philip E. Riddle. Kent H. Ridennoure, Ruby Jean Rife. Don D. Ritchey. Ralph F. Roberts. Barbara Joan Robinson. Dean Benjamin Robinson. William E. Jr. Ross. Bert E. Ross. Robert W. Rowden. Walter William Ruebel, George D. Rutherford. William H. Salomon. Claude Sauer. C. William Scheel. E. Henry Jr. Schield. Geraldine L. Schrader. Wayne K. Schwilling, Marvin Dale Scott. Robert Glenn Seabury. Joe Ann Seedorf. Carroll D. Service. Mary Lou Severin, Glenn Arden Seyfried. Robert J. Sharp. Max A. Sherriff. Jean Ardelle Shiner, Gerald J. Short. Lawrence Dale Shole. Rosemary Ethel Siebels. Melvin J. Siedc. Don C. Simmons. John W. Siverly. John L. Slaugh, Erma Lenore Smith, Carolyn Nell Smith. Edward Roy Smith. Emily Nelle Smith. Rexford Jack Smith. Robert R. 81 Sneli. Larry Dean Sours. Charles Paul Spear, Carl Langley Spialc. Michael Slerenberg. Dwight E. Stevens. Donna Dee Stevens, Oliver James Steward. Lewis Walter Stewart, Russell James Stewart, Velma June Stacker, Lyle David Stoller. Robert Eugene Sullivan. William Layton Suniner, Darvell Lee Svedman. Jim Swanson, James Victor Swena. Edward M. Sykes. Robert F. Tanner. Raymond A. Teegarden. Bob Temple. Robert Shelton Theil. Donald L. Theuer, Bert Tirey. Ray Allen Tolley. Richard Carol Toner. Margaret Ann Treffeisea Greta Lou Trueblood. Malcolm S. Visintainer. Louis Dean Vollack, Anthony F. Vondy, Milton Lawrence Von Holdt, Roger W. Wachtel, Leo R. Waddington, Eleanor Wagner. Wallace Lee Walczak, Mary Frances Waldow. Walter John An invigorating personality- CLAUDE SALOMON for two years he has charged Aggie affairs . i I S O P H Oil OH 82 with his dynamic interest, amazing energy and sincere loyalty for the green ' n gold! ' PHOyf ORES k - Walelc. Annabelle Louise Walters. Marvin Lee Ward. Claude W. Vard, Nancy Louise Warren. Keith Alden Weaver. Paul N. Weaver. Robert Earl Wederquist. Dwight E. Vehe, Elwyn Weinant, Ramona lyone Wells. Royzell F. Wenig. John H. Wesrwood. Jack Richard Wharton. Jimmy L. Wheeler. Doris Ruth White, Frances L. Whitmore. Betty Ann Wibel, Jean Helen Wiebke. Frederick Victor Wilkinson. Donald R. Williams. Donald P. Williams. George P. Williams. Jack Keith ViIliams, Raymond C. Willis. Donald Andrew Willis. James Albert Willis. Peggy Joyce Willson. Doris Elizabeth Wintz. Robert Philip Wirth. Janette Roberta Wist. Martin E. Wright. George S. Young. Dale Allan Youree, Thomas A. Zang. Philip A. Zeiller. Warren Zonitch. George 83 84 With her captivating smile, MARY LOU MILANO entered Aggies last fall, and soon this happy-go-lucky gal, with the clear sop- rano voice, was ri ght in the thick of things - and along with all this goes brains. Some call him Trueblood, but to most of the campus he ' s known as BUCK RICHARD- SON. Just a look at him and you can see why he is Prexy of the Frosh class. 85 MARVIN STEPUTIS-he says that he ' s just a regular student, and along with this . , . Abrams. Robert Louis Adams. Eva Joyce Adams. Helene Merle Alcott. Robert L. Alden. Patricia Lou Allen. Robert Newton Anderson. Allen Eugene Anderson. Donald Theo. Anderson. Harold Freeman Anderson. Leonard P. Anderson. William D. Jr. Andrews. William George Armstrong. Robert Verne Arnold. Gordon Willis Atkins. Donna Charlene Auchmoody. Betty Ann Bachili. Elton Bailey. A. Jay Baily. Carl G. Baird, Jerry Lee Baird. Margaret Jane Baker, Doris Ann Baker. Jay Frank Baker. Lila Ellen Ball. James John Barber. Lyle Glenn Barker. Robert Russell Barnard. Earl Henry Baumgartner. Donald Dave Beair. Patrice M. Beall. Joyce Rae Beatty. George E. Beckley. James Clifford Bemenl. Artbur Cameron Bender. Marjorie Dee Benedict. James Keitb Bennett. Dean J. Benningboven. Richard Benton. Wilbur E. Berg. Dean George Berg. Jeanine Marie Bicknell. Joan Billcr. Mary Elizabeth Bishop. Roy Clifford Blaine. Calvin L., Jr. Bledsoe, Patricia Lee Blevins. Theodore R. Bohart. Charles V. Boldt. Charles E. , . . comes an active interest in athletics and the school as a whole. Bond, Bob Olof Borgmann. Lois Helen Borland. Robert L. Bower. Bob Cbarles Bowles. Buddy B. Bowles. Jimmy J. Bowles. John Leroy Bowman. Bryce Bradshaw. Beverley Ann Bricker. Robert Gale Bristol, Donna Lee Britt. Sam P. Brittingham. Gerry Laurens Brown. Dick Torrey Brown. Douglas W. Brown, Frank A. Brown, Kenneth B Browne. Kathleen Mary Bucklen. Ruby Margaret Bunting. William W. Burgess. Mary M argaret Burnett, Herman B. Burrell. William Eldon Burrows. Keith M. Burton. Richard Cole Butler. Kerby Louise Butner, Iris Jean Byron. Beryl Audrey Cable. Joan Frances Canning, Patricia Jeanne Carnahan, Robert C. Carver. Hazel Jean Case. Delia Louise Case, ViIIis Clayton Cash, Ned Stanley Chandler, George Frazier Chapin, Charles Dean Chapman. Margaret Louise Chappell, Kenneth Arlo Chedsey, Charlotte Chedsey. Elizabeth Louise Chikos. Ted J. Cheney. John M. Chuchuru, Bernard J. Christensen, Edgar Virgil Clark. Donn Roberts Clark. William Lee Clore. Marian Faye Clore. Marilyn Kaye 87 NANCY NEWELL ' S sportsmanship, and her willingness to extend a helping hand have given her many friends. , . , Colmey. John Campbell Connors. Mary Louise Cook. Richard Eugene Cooley. Betty Jean Cooper. Ted H. Cox. William Hubert Cox. Willis Duane Creagbe. Geraldine Frances Creger. David Bruce Crombie. Mary Alice Cronan. George Davi d Culver, Gordon Gene Cummins, Donald Ray Cusbing. Colbert Ellis Daggett. David Leigh Danna. John Bradfield Jr. David. James T. David. E. D Davies, Doris Ann Davis. Clyde Rex Davis. Melvin Dale Davis. Norman Preston Davis. Russell Elias Davis. Stuart Alan Dawson. Alfred W. Devitt. David Oliver Devlin, Patricia Winifred Dexter. Dorothy J. Dexter. William Donald Dickinson. Charles Scott Dickson. Hiram J. Doing, Keith Lee Dolbey, Mary Louise Donoboe, Patricia Ann Drollinger. Donald E. Ducey. Patricia Duggan, Lois Rae Duling, John A. Dumler. Orville Eugene Dunlap, Harold Ross Dunn, Richard John Durand, JoAnn Dyer. Roger Johnson Dyer. Robert Harold Eitzel. John David Eiswerth, William Fayctle Ehrlicb. Walter Eldridge. Jack D. Ellis. Dewey Elvin Her cute, pert face can be found nearly everywhere at once. Ely. Maryelatne . Engler. Edward Josepn English. Robert E. Ernst. Robert Frederick Evans. KatKerine Patricia Ewbank. Jane Ewbank. Joann Faries. Betty Ann Farnsworth, Peggie Ann Feast. Cleland Nelson Fehrn. Eleanor Grace Fellows. Duane Snell Fenno. Donald Duane Ferguson. Jerry Field. Robert W. Field. Shirley Jewell Finley. Rockard E.. Jr. Flower. Joseph W. FUitcher, Charles Arthur Fornara. Ann Foster, Arthur Lee Foster. Wilma Jean Fountain. Duane E. Free, Victor Lorraine Frezieres, Dorothy Jean Gait. Crawford Reid Garvin. Clifton Wills Garwood, Norma Jean Gates. George A. Getchell. Eugene Ollie Gibbons. Barbara Jane Gibbons. H. Zane Gilbert. Patricia J. Giles. Victor Rolland Gilniore, Patricia Ann Godden. William R. Goldbauni, Oliver A. Goodbar. Jane Grant. Verlon S. Gray. Thomas Charles Green, Russell Grishani, Donald Roy Griswold, Lee Harbin Guniprecht. (Catherine A. Haick, Robert Charles Hall. JoAnn 1 1, num. James Donald Hammerick. Elouise Ann Hamrick. Raymond John 89 MARGARET SANDHOUSE is one of the unusual few who can take time out . Hunsen, Kennelli A. Harbour. Joanne R. Hardison, Betty Rutli Hardy, Joan Harless, Billy Wayne Harris. Nancy Susan I Im tin. in. Bert Louis Hartong, Doris Jean I iassel, Linda Lou Hassman. Robert Lee Hatch. Darrell Glen Haverfield. Beverly Jean Haverland. Lorcn H. Hayes. Gloria Frances Haynes. Charles Palni-r Haynes. Gerald Dean Hays. Shirley Jean Headlee, Don LeRoy Hearst. Ruth Marie Heath. Robert T. Hedges. John D. Heermann, Charles Rav Heidi. Bob A. Henderson. Jinmiie Ruth Henderson. Vm. J.. !r. HerricK. Joan Hile. Paul Hill. Edith Patricia Hodges. Hayden Hoff. Gerald W. i tollman. Barbara Mat- Holloway. Thomas N. Honebein, Mary Ann Hopperdietzel. Paul V. Horn. Helen Kay Horn. Piercy Ray House. Janet Elizabeth Housley. Raymond M. Housley. Willard H. Howell. Virginia Ruth Hubbard. William Y.. Jr. Huber. Naomi Ruth Huitt. Jerry L. Hurt. Paul Victor Hiiskins. Bettyann Lilynn Ibbotson, Robert Dean Jackson. Robert Donald Jacobs. Phyllis Jean Jacobson, Iliabelle C. 90 ... to win top honors in 4-H and still pull better than a 5. average. L.mft ' ' -4 Jennings, Ralph Ernest Jenrich, Murray Brown Jerman. Ronald Francis Jesser, Glenn Fred Jesser. Richard L. Jewell. Harold Kenneth Johnson. Albin Augustus Johnson. Edward Lewis Johnson. Gilbert L. Johnson, Joanne Alice Johnson. Shirley Eilene Johnston, Sherrill Lou Jones. Barbara Ann Jones. Bob Hixson Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Caroline Louise Clyde Robert James Robert Rene Efizabeth Robert Hess Jordan. Jill V. Juergens. Kenneth Dunne Kafka. James Joseph Kahl. Hilbert Kalahar. Gordon Vm. Kehmeier. Fletcher W. Keiser. Patricia Ann Keiss. Charles William Keller, Donna Jean Kenney. James Elyn Kilburn. Jacqueline Kingery. Richard Alvin Kirk. Lawrence M. Kitchens. Olive Dean Knight, Thomas Harold Knights. J. Donnell Knourek. Vilma Claire Kobayshi. Frances T. Kob. Carol Elaine Koch. Wendell A. Koehler. Win. Richard Konishi. Martha M. Korbelik. Verneta Ann Kosuge, Tsune Lacy. Marilyn Janice Lamb. Donna Lea Lawson. Russell Dean Lawrence, Jack David Leafgren, Harriet Jean LeClerg, Leona Joan 91 Not usually seen in this pose. DICK JESSER, is a handworker. Lee. Sum Ho LeFever. Don G. Leffler, Belly L. Lehrer. Carol M. Leonard. Allen Duane Ligon. Albert Alan Likins, John Daniel Lindenmeier. Charles W. Loesche. Lorelta Annelte Loloff. Marilyn M. Loshbaugh. Edward C. Luchler. Stephen Lunis. Ben Charles Lyons. Joe Tom McCauley. Melvin E. McClain. Shirley Ann McClave. George Baker McCormiek. Bill F. McCumber. Charles A McDermolt, Louise M. McGee. Shirley Dean McKague. Jack Harrod McKelvie. Douglas McMann. Jeanenne G. McMurtry. Gene McPhaul. L. W. M. Phillips. Richard B. Mace. Gary Madden. Patricia L. Mahoney. Roslyn F. Mansfield. Howard E. Marcum, Alene Yvonne Marmoff. Catherine L. Markwitz. Daryl H. Marlatl. Roland LeRoy Martin. Robert C. Matsuda. N. Mayeda. Martha Mefford. Richard Lee Meier. Joe H. Merrill. Lester Bob Messenger. Nancy Jean Melzger. John Edward Milano, Marilou Miller. Charles Hugh Miller. Lewis Addison Miller. Richard Laverne Miller. Theodore Leon Ming. Robert A. F R E ME r 02 . . . behind the scenes and on the stage. His artistic ability knows no capacity. A f ] - - p. Mitchell. JoAnn Mitchell. John Williai.. Mitchell. Valeria C. Mitchell. Walter Robert Mitze. Marie Rose Mock. Keith Leon Mock. George R. Montgomery, Jack W. Montgomery. John David Moore. Donald K. More, Ann Louise Morehart. David Neal Morris.- Richard Dewey Morrison. Janet Virginia Mole. David Mundell. Grover Wm. Murphy. James 1 homas Murray. Denny Franklin Myers, James R. Myers. Patricia Lee Narod. Rudy William Nash. Verl Dean New. Pat Nelson Newell. Nancy Jean Nichols. Mary Margar-t Nicks. Robert Everett Nicks. William J. Nielsen. Edgar Ralph Nielsen. Erwin Eugene Noah. Miles M. O ' Brien. Patricia Louise O ' Donnell. James G. Olsen. Robert James Oslund, Glen Allan Ostler. William Verl Otto. Harley J. Pagano. Frank S. Palmer. Richard Prugh Pariset. Robert Gene Parker. Delos Herrick. Jr. Parks. 1 helnia Arlene Parry. Stanton P. Pavel. Don Allen Paschal. Dorothy V. Patten. Arthur Merrill Payne. Dorothy Carolyn Pearson. Joan Pease. Robert C. Pennington, Marian R. 93 SHIRLEY HAYS intent interest in school life choir dances Perez, Andy Edward Petersen. Shirley M. Peterson. Duane C. Peterson. Wesley A. Pettit. Henry J. Peverley. Richard W. Phelps. George R. Phelps, Harold Duane Phillips. Floyd F. Pieper. Orville E. Pisarczyk, Betty Jo Plaulz. Gerald Charles Pleasants, Peggie L. Pobuda. Richard J. Porlh. Kathleen B. Potlorf. Dale L. Powell. John Edward Praefke. Gordon E. Preusker. Verner C. Probasco. Paul A. Proctor. Sue K. Quintan. Cornelia N. Randall. James A. Randolph. Richard D. Rankin. Dorothy J. Rawson. William T. Ray. Walter Daniel Redabaugh. Howard S. Reeman. James F. Repp, Edgar Frederick Robbing. James H. Richardson. Harold V. Robertson, Shirley J. Rodes, Thomas H. Rodgers, Frank A. Rogers. Harold E. Rolofson. Charlotte A. Root. William F. Ross. Mary Jo Rudolph. Larry W. Ruggles. Patricia M. Ryan. Robert M. Sandhouse. Margaret A. Santistevan. Bailey J. Schafer, Marianne Scneufler. Bette Lou Schutte. H. John Scott. Paul RuseH Selby, Edmund Robert . . . and even good grades, reveal her as a better than average student. 9 ' y j x Shaw. Furman A . Sheriff. June Alison Shouse, Clyde Leonard Shull. Leon F. Sillivan. James Edward Singleton. Charles R. Sjoslrom. Rex William Slaugh. Vesta Joy Sloan. Ruth Elizabeth Slocum. Vivian Elaine Smith. Donald Putney Smith. Dovel Verlee Smith. Richard E. Sneath. Robert Lewis Snedeker. Janice L. Snider, Beverly Sue Sollenberger. Wilton L. Southworth. Twila Louan Speier. Betty Staman. Donald Eugene Stebbins. Larry Otis Stellt. Roger P. Steputis. Marvin John Stevenson. August H. Stewart. Phyllis Darlene Stewart. Robert H. Stieben. Doris June Stoll. Hartwell G. Storm, Lilla Marilyn Stout. Dorothy Streater, Carolyn Mae Stroh. John Colin Stuckenschneider. Victor Summers, Sharon Lee Surb r. Evalyn L. Swanson. Marvin Duane Swarlz. Louis M. Switzer. William B. Tashiro. Dorothy S. Taylor. Van W. Temmer, Claude Louis Temple. Alta Almeda Teter. Roy E. Thai. Irving Leiand Thoen. Enid Thomas. Janie Ethel Thompson. Georgia L. Tidball. Ronald Richard Tingley. Carol Jean Q5 MILDRED MARTING usually is seen cycling across campus. Tipton. Dan W. Titsworth, Lon Dale Tittman. Joseph S. Todd. John Archie. Jr. Toliey. Donald David Tomada. George V. Trautman. Marianne Traylor. Thomas L. Trucksess, Joan E. Truman. Elwood Lewis Tsuyemura, Robert Y. Twiss. Claudia Louise Tucker, Carolyn L. Unruh, Valda Jean Uphoff, Don Duane Urano, Charles Vagneur. Wayne Earl Vance. Jeanette Ann Vance. Jodell Vasey. William R. Vaughn. Mary Margaret Veninata. Vincent John Von Seggern, Leslie F. Wadleigh. Mary Ann Walrath. Cl rlene C. Walsh. Charles L. Wallers. Bruce Lee Ward. Edward R. Wardlaw. Robert H. Warner. Roland E. Wasick. Milan Lewis Waters. Harold A. Watson. William R. Walters. Robert Glenn F R E i 96 or promenading around the Old Main gym ?. Eii M E N Weatherford. Walter R. Weers. Delbert Dean Welken. David James Wetzel. Paul R. WKeeler. Robert R. While. Arden J. White. Bert O. White. Boom: L. Whitely. Muriel C. Whitham. Marvin Gene Wilcox. Verne Eugene Wilhelm. Kenneth F. Wilkin. Ted S. Willbite. John M. Williams. Bruce R. Williams, Dean E. Williams. Rodger L Wisecup. Harold C. Wolfe. Spencer E. Wofff. William A. Wood. Junet Marjorie Wood. Russell James Worley. Carl L. Wright. Gloria J. Woodyard. Stanley O. Wurtsmith. Bennie Ralph Wyrick. Neal Yowell. Dan Richard Zabka. Gerald E. Zampedry. Shirley Mae Zimbelman. Robert G. Zimmerman, Robert Paul Zipse. Robert E. 97 HOMECOMING The Sic Alphs redecorate Have vou tried D.D.T.? Enthusiastic (?) student body for one. please What ' s this? Scotch at AGGIES? Peasants retreat from Moscow Mob psychology A.W.S. DANCE in Hi i Is my hair on straight? Give the man his arm back, Skippy Recessional It got crowded later on in the evening 99 Utopia; the women even supply the food SHABBY SHAG Dogpatch society leaders Hope everything turns out all right Zoologically impossible My aching feet ill Great balls ' o fire. Ma 100 SADIE HAWKINS DAY you have to find him Then you catch him s r So you throw him And he is led away to slaughter GREEK PINS Alpha Gamma Rho Alplia Tau Omega American Commons Club Delta Delta Delta Delta Zeta Oamma Phi Beta HBP appa Alpha Theta Kappa Delta Lambda Chi Alpha Phi Delta Clamma Phi Kappa Tau Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Kappa Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Nu m V H B H V M H M BVnBBMWWIBWW B H B Standing: Lewis, Meyers, Roehl. Campbell. Rezac, Meakins, Patterson. Fischer. Daniels. Brooks. Riddle. Clanton, Horn. Blyler. Franapel, Delp. Front Row: Wharton. MacLeod. Haigler, SenefT, Watt. Elliot. Bull. Interfraternity Council presenting President Newsom a Hag for the school. The Interfraternity Council, composed of two representa- tives from each fraternity, is the governing body of all fraternal organizations on the campus. They meet once a week and settle any problems which occur between the different fraternities. The Interfraternity Ball, which is held each year, is one of the highlights of the greek social calendar. Under the capable hands of Tom MacLeod the Interfraternity Council finds that smooth running is no trouble at all. TOM MACLEOD President 104 Bacfc Row: Mrtchell. Holmes. Wyss. Ratcliff, Campbell. Lawrence. Plum. Vanier. Front Row. Latimer Mrs. Cross. Johnson, Miss Northrup, Conzett. The Panhellenic Council considers the best for the girls and what would be right for the sororities in the foremost of their thoughts. They govern rush week, publishing the handbook on rushing rules for freshmen. Meeting once a week they iron out the problems that the sororities might meet. With the leadership of Ruth Johnson, and with the aid of Mrs. Cross and Miss Northrop sorority life runs smoothly. In the Spring Panhellenic sponsors a dance which is looked forward to by all. Mrs. Cross handing out bids to two girls during rush week. RUTH JOHNSON. President 105 RAW AtnBRtCAn commons cms This group organized in 1917 is the only national American letter fraternity. Fundamentally ACC stands for democracy as is evidenced by equality of all members, whether active or pledge. Other ideals include brotherhood, open door policy and college first. A group of Aggie men conceived the idea and launched the Colorado Commons Club and then became a member of the Association of American Commons Clubs. No kibitzers allowed KEITH STEWART, President 106 Alter. Fredrick Cheezig. Ray Davis, Ray Deininger. John Faiuelau. Ervin Fawcell. Joel Flack. Ernest Fronapfel. Harold Haas. Walter Haberkom. Robert Haslam. Samuel Hickerson. James Hilh. William Hill. Robert Johnson, Gilbert Kafka, James Konishi, Frank Matthews. Donald Morris. Richard Mustain. Edward Pang. Lawrence Pieper. Orville Pierce. Kenneth Sours. Charles Thomas. Clay Thomas, Ralph Tsuyemura. Robert Urano, Charles Weers. Delbert I The singing as well as the food was good that night. The national organization Alpha Gamma Rho was organized in 1908. Rho Chapter, located at Colorado A and M. was founded in 1Q21. Alpha Gamma Rho is located only on land grant camp- uses. The purpose of Alpha Gamma Rho is: To make better men and through them a broader and better agriculture by sur- rounding our members with influences tending to encourage indi- vidual endeavor, resourcefulness and aggressive effort. Three spades-four hearts HARRY QUINN. President Ash. James Bliss, Charles Bourland. William Brown. Hugh Buniin, Earl Campbell, Ross Dazey, Wayne Egelnoff. Lee Frohman. Nathan Heath, Russel Hillman, Donald Hoff. Wilbur Jesser, Glenn Jelter, John Lopez, Modesto Lopez. William McClellan. William Mathias. William Murphy, James Ostler. William Repp, Edgar Rezac. Vernon Roberts. Grover Smith. Leslie Stewart. .Robert Tobin. Robert Van Gelder. Richard Ware. Karl 107 MRS. E. M. MERVINE. House Mol ier They line them up to reduce labor IMUBA CW AU HA ft The national fraternity of Lambda Chi Alpha was founded in 100Q and it ' s Gamma Pi Zeta chapter was founded here at Colorado A and M in 1922. The chapter went into inactive status during the past war. but was re-activated at the close of the war. Lambda Chi Alpha encour- ages fraternal feeling among its members and contributes toward the spirit of democracy in the college fraternity system. And we found out their majors, their hometowns, and some interests 108 . 1+ , Strauch. Fred Sykes, Robert Wharton. Malcolm White. William Wolf. Ted Amerman. Eugene Binford, Barrie Blaine, Calvin Brings. Dean Broyles, RalKwell Clark. William Cummins, Donald Daggett. David Doalc. James Douglas. Philip Duling. John l-.liliiiltfi-. Jack Filzsimmons. Fred Freeland. Dixon Grant. Verlon Hnrdman, Robert Martin. Ml. Gene Hood. Kenneth Knill, Lamar Mintken. James Moore. Wilmer Morris. Ronald Mullings. Thomas Munroe, Richard Ott. Donald Pennell. Virgil Peterson, Vesley Pickering, Charles Rebbeck. Richard Rodgers, Charles Roehl. Robert Siebrasse. Delbert Stear, Robert Steenbergn, Warren Stratlon, Waller HAROLD KOEHLER. President A tropical serenade Good ol ' mountain music MRS. ETHEL SMITH House Mother Phi Delta Gamma was founded on the A M campus in June. 1947. Fraternities disbanded during the war years have faced difficulties of reorganization; the Phi Delta Gamma fra- ternity has had to create what others already claimed. The organization has successfully launched four ideals: Scholarship, Leadership, Sportsmanship, and Fellowship. Did you vote for Dewey? I don ' t know but it looks doubtful Ready for church 110 Better luck tomorrow night Bull session at the Phi Delt house BILL BUG. President Some people prefer to walk i Bernard. Nelson Borland. Robert Brooks. Robert Brooks, Ray Ernst. Robert Gault, Howard Hortsman, Billy Jenrich. Murray Kraft. Fred Kunze. Arthur LaValle. Pbilip Leseh. George Lyons. Joe MacLennan. Roderick Malloy. John Morrison. Thomas Orrell. George Pardue. James Rea. Jack Sieck. Don Tinsman, Carl Westwood. Jack Wheeler, Robert Woodward. Russell 111 ITT A rTTrt MRS. WILLA CAMERON, House Mother PHI KAPPA TAU Phi Kappa Tau was founded in 1906 and the Alpha Sigma Chapter received its charter in 1929. Its fundamentals are: the innate worth of the indi- vidual as a qualification for membership; an organ- ization that is founded entirely upon democratic principles; and the application of Christian ideals in every-day life. From the first the fraternity is concerned only with the potentialities and personal worth of individual men. Some people have to work for a living He can really play too Will you look at the ski sweaters Arnold, Harlan Arnold, Gordon Burton. Riclmrd DeFreese, Lubert Dickson. George Fairbaim. Andrew Gause, Dwight Griswold, Leo Kane, Kent Lapslcy, Ray Larson. Leland Lawson, Russell McCarly. Richard Meredith. Ray Merrill. Lester Murphy. Ralph Neal. Philip Meier. Maurice Nelson. Charles Peterson. Duane Peterson. Marvis Raftery, John Ramey. Keith Samuelson. Paul Seneff. Gordon Simpson. Robert Smith, Donald Smith. Forrest Sterenberg. Dwight Stullar. Robert Swanson, Robert Visintainer. Louis Watt. Frederick White. Boone Winder. Albert Woodruff, John They all talked about the fun they had at the South Sea Island Dance. EARL WRIGHT. Presidenl By the way, who ' s doing the work? 115 ' SXGIUA AtVUA EVSOOn MRS. E H. CROWLEY. House Mother 114 Baucum. Hoyl Brown. James Burman. Charles Buoy. David Catlin. William Chealham, Jack Collins, Jack Colmey. David Colmey. John Connell. RoDert Coughenaur. John Davis. Norman Dean. Edward Dickinson. Charles Dollon, Robert Dwyer, Thomas Edwards, James Eisworth. William Fellows. Duane Goffi Roger Graham. Earl Green. Patrick Hamman, Louis Haynes. Jasper Henney, Edward Heruley, Frank Humphrey. John t tuning. John Kiely, Tom Knox, Raymond Lawrence. James Leafgren. Larry Lee, Dan Lehrer, Charles Lindhloin. 1 honias Lusstmhop. John Sigma Alpha Epsilon fra- ternity was founded in 1856. The Colorado Delta Chapter was installed in 1917. S.A.E. feels that a fraternity has a very special place on the college camp- us. By living together, working together doing everything in the spirit of cooperation, they are able to create an atmosphere of friendship and trust which can be found all too rarely in the world today. Anderson. Duane Anderson. Russel Angell, Dwight. The well remembered Jail Dance 3 C .V I V - - !? ! j . ij H M -ft g li :- . ir Sunday morning, S.A.E. House The Alphs take to the air JOHN PERKINS. President Markley. Robert Marshall. Arlliur Malhias, David Mclver. James McNey. Robert Meier, Curtis Mudgetl, Jesse Nash. Verl Nelson, John Nesbit. Richard Newton. Harold Olp. Robert Oslund. Glen Pulis. Donald Pulis. Warren Purcell. Leonard Ranson, Jimmie Remington. Jack Ridgeway. Homer Rust. Francis Schoblaski. Don Schrader. Voyne Shoemaker. Philip Smith. Robert Snow, Darrcll Thomas. Wilbert Volaw. William Walters. Marvin Watson, John Weiland. Robert Wetzel, Paul Wiggins, Grant Williams. Raymond Wolfer. Dale Wolff. William Woods. Oliver 115 MRS. E. H. McCLENAHAN. House Mother Height measuring in the Plum Street Review In 1Q19 the Beta Tau Chapter of the Sigma Chi fraternity was founded on the Aggie Campus. They hold as their ultimate goal the develop- ment of the college student in the varied phases of college life, which will prepare him for a successful career in future life. No man is ad- mitted into the Sigma Chi fraternity who is not believed to be a man of good character, fair ability, ambitious purposes, and congenial dis- position. Allen, Benson Anderson. Glendon Anderson. Harrison Arnold. Jeter Baker. Jay Bauer. Charles Berg. Dean Bird. Hugh Bohrson. Ralph Britt. Sam Brown, Frank Brown. Kenneth Bryant. Waller Buol. Russell Cummings. Hugh Darnell. Frank Dickion, Hiram Dunn, Eldon Dunn, La Verne Dyer, Roger Eriksen. Conrad Fahrion, Fred Fante. Richard Farmer. Ted Feast, Cleland Fim. Paul Haberthiar. Wilbert Haigler. Robert Gait, Crawford Gardner, Allen Gilger. Arthur Goddan, Villiain Healh. Robert Horton. Paul Hubbard. William Harris, Charles Heldt, Bob Hendricks. Robert Hinkhouse. Bill James. George Jones, Bob Kadie, Andrew Kenney, James Kimler, Gene Landenberger, Charles 116 1L J. ( ! n Presentation of the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi was made at this dance Bang, and the Rams got another duck MARION ORME. President Langford. Dale Larsen, Ray Lindsay. Alexander Loper. Raymond Lynch. Morris McKague. Jack McKibben. Frank McWilliams. Forest Martin, Lowell Maxey. Clyde Meyers. George Morehart. David Nicks. Robert Olsen.. Peter Olsen. Robert Paoli. Alfred Parker. Delos Patrick, Alan Picket!, Malcolm Pless, Harvey Popish. John Popish. Philip Rnsmussen, LeRoy Reuben. Charles Reynolds. Edward Ross. Robert Ryan. Robert Scott. Robert Shelley. Rex Smith. Gerald Smith, Joe Smith. Robert Spear, Bradford Tracy. Robert Veninata. Vincent VonHoldt. Roger Walters, Robert Weaver, Robert Wennerstrom, Paul Wiley. Robert Wilkin.Ted Vinder, John Winlz. Robert Zang. Philip Ziellcr. Warren |17 Sigma Nu fraternity was founded in 1869 at Vir- ginia Military Institute. The Delta Rho Chapter here at A and M was es- tablished in 1Q15. The ac- tive pin is a white star and the pledge pin is a gold serpent. The primary prin- ciple of Sigma Nu is to promote wholesome, help- ful, and stimulating fellow- ship. They deem their fra- ternity to be an integral part of the undergraduate life of every college where it has a chapter. Who ' s singing bass? 118 Allen. Charles Anderson. John Atkinson. James Beckley. James Benedict. James Benninghoven. RicKard Benson, Charles Blase. Angclo Blevins. Theodore Brown. Frank Carter, Bob Carlson. William Cole. Theodore Curfman. John Davis. Stuart Dobler. Donald Finger. Jack Fisher. Gene Grubb. Jade Haselwood, John Hawks. Robert Henderson. William House, Horace Jester. Richard A tough game for Tuffy? Bull session in the upper hall The featured corner of the Sigma Nu rec room rire two Kiiiu ' lil. Thomas Koehler. William Lough. Ted Mullison. Don A ' ft CHARLES GATES. President Neary. Waller Owens. Carl % Palerson. Jay Pavel. Don Rankin, Bruce Rred. Jerome Richmond. Clyde Ross. Bart Scheufler, Gerald Stein. Don Steputis, Marvin Stucker. Lyle Turner, Donald Volladc. Anthony Vontour. Robert Wilhelm. Kenneth Williams. Dean Ziirbrigen. John 119 MRS. L. T. POWERS. House Mother Sigma Phi Epsilon is one of the youngest of the national frater- nities. It was founded in 1901 and came to Colorado A and M in 1015. S.P.E. maintains and strives to uphold the criteria that the fraternity promote conduct consistent with good morals and good taste; and that the frater- nity create an atmosphere which will stimulate substantial intel- lectual progress and superior in- tellectual achievement. Everyone has fun at the Carnival Dance Andrewt. Gene Bailey, Jay Bantiy. John Beatty. George Beck. Albert Becldey, James olacn, Sherman Boulier. Keilh Bricker. Robert Britton. Lester Bunting. William Bushnell. Nate Champion, John Colwell, Joseph Cooper. Sam Davis, Emery Del 1 1. Charles Doing. Keith Dorothy, Dean Dumler. Orville Dyekman. Elmer Eitzel. John Farrell. Richard Finkner, Ralph Follin. Elmer Foulks. Charley . Foulks, Harley Gates. David Gingery. Eugene Green. Russell Grisham, Donald Guffy. Mark Humiii. James Hansen. Kenneth Humphrey. Robert Hunt. Frank Jackson. Melvin Johnson. Melvin Juergens. Kenneth Keesling, Leroy Koeneke. Allen Krumm. Robert Ledingham, Jerry Leone, Vincent Likins. Dan Lilley. Charles Lutz. Lloyd McBride. William 120 J v ' t: a i ' ' Somebody get to worlc I Their dates wore orchids at the Flower Dunce They beam, for they re winners of the inter-frat baseball. DON HOCH President March. Lester Masar. Robert Meakins, Gene Miller. Eugene Mock, George Monfort. Kenneth Montgomery. John Morhead. Grant Morris. Paul Morse. Robert Narod. Rudy Oldemeyer. Donald Pagana, Frank Phelps. Harold Phelps. Joseph Pitcher. James Ramsay. Laurie Randle. John Reid. Preston Riggs. Merle Romer. Roy Ruebel. George Sanborn. Robert Sandusky. Craig Seedorf. Carroll Sloddard. Orville Stoll. Hartwell Street. Gordon Stuckenschneider, Hugo Stuckenschneider. Victor Swanson. Marvin Theil, Donald VanMatre, Fred Williams. George Wardlaw. Robert Varner. Roland Vashburn, Richard Waters. Harold Wenig. John Walker. Willard Wendt. Charles Wendt. George Whitehead. George Wieland, Stanley Williams. Jesse Wright. Robert 121 ALPHA TAU OMEGA Alpha Tau Omega s Delta Eta chapter was started on the A and M campus in 1020. The chapter went in- active in 1942 due to the war. but resumed its activities last fall. The establishment of a fraternity based upon the principles of A.T.O. is highly commendable and productive of much good to the institutions of higher learning, and the cultivation of brotherly feeling is greatly to be desired. The ATO ' s are very active in intra-fraternity sports Brown. Dick Bull. Robert Danna. John Dunlap. Harold Fenolia. Ronald Jennings. Ralph McClaue. George Margheim. Elmer Peacock. Walter Riegel. Donald Robinson. William Roaenow, Thomas Scythed. Robert Speari. Clayton Stebbiru. Larry 122 The Farmhouse fraternity was founded in 1905 at the University of Missouri The Colorado chapter of Farm- house received its charter from the national organiza- tion during winter quarter this year. Its objects are to effect bonds of brotherhood among its members: to establish a home for worthy agricultural students while in college; and to promote the moral, social, and intellectual welfare of its members. A Farmhouse boy living up to his tradition v Wr HhH Ah, now I wouldn ' t say that DONALD CLANTON President Bledsoe. Carl Brown. Harry Clanton. William Heine. Berry Hoekstra. William Johnson, Dewey Jones, Robert Kidder. Harold Montgomery. Robert Propst. Allen Muldowney. Bill Reid. George Riddle. Kent Robinson. Dean Rouiden. Walter Short. Lawrence Smith. Richard 123 DELTA DELTA OEUA MRS ADELE KRETZSCHMAR House Mother A tlit -i ton. Barbara Baird. Margaret Beach. Ruth Berg, Jeanine Binkley. Lois Brodie. Bonnie Broinrne, Mary Brown. Harriet Brown. Shirley Campbell, Joyce Comstock, Barbara Crick. Willa Mae Daly. Margaret Durham. Virginia Ehmann. Rulh Euwer. Eloise Ewald. Beverly Fender. Hazel Fornaro. Ann Franklin. Patricia Hall. Mary Kay Haverfield. Beverly Hays, Shirley Helman. Jackie Holden. Francis Horlacker, Anne House, Janet Hunter. Gail Irey, Gloria James. Barbee Delta Delta Delta sorority was organized at the University of Boston. The Theta Lambda chapter was started in 1917 on the Colorado A and M campus. The purpose of Tri Delta shall be to establish a perpetual bond of friendship among its members, to develop a stronger and more womanly character, to broaden the mor- al and intellectual life, and to assist its members in every possible way. Both the music and the conversa- tion were good at the pledge dance 124 Building a clock- it was work, but fun! Knit one, pearl two GLENNELL WEBB President The party lasted and lasted at 2:00 they had cocoa and donuts Johnston. Arlete Jordan. Jill Juergens. Joan Lawrence. Leona Lyon, Lorraine McCorniick. Charlotte McCormick. Joan Mahoney. -Roslyn Mason, Eleanor Meakins. Jaralee Menter. Rae Ann Milano. Marilou Mitchell. JoAnn O ' Brien. Patricia Payne. Dorothy Proctor. Sue Kankin. Dorothy Ross. Dorothy Sandhouse. Margaret Sheely, Carolyn Siegfried. Donna Sloan, Ruth Storm. Marilyn Streater. Carolyn Treffeisen. Greta Lou Vanderhoof. Rose VanDyke. Francis Willis. Peggy Wyss. Joanne 125 ' , W DEUA ZETA HARRIET A. EDWARDS. House Molner Bliss. Carolyn Canning. Patricia Cavin. Celeste Schafer, Marianne Davis. Dorothy Ellsworth, Carol Gilbert. Patricia Jones. Barbara Johnson. Ruth Kupilik. Margaret McCarry. Mary Melcall. Patricia Ratcliff. Nadeen Shore. Rosemary Delta Zeta sorority was founded in 1902 and Beta Sigma chapter was started in 1941. The purposes of Delta Zeta are: to build up the chapter and cultivate the truest and deepest friendship among its members; to stimulate one another in the pur- suit of knowledge and the attainment of a high standard of morality; and to afford each other every possible assistance and to incite all to the attainment of a memorable fame. Festive dresses for a festive occasion DOROTHY WAGGONER President 126 - V A typical Monday night The national organiza- tion of Sigma Kappa so- rority was founded at Colby College in Water- ville, Maine, on Novem- ber 9. 1874. The Beta Kappa chapter here at Colorado A. and M. was started in 1Q47. The first woman to graduate from the college founded the sorority. Sigma Kappa is founded on these prin- ciples: intellectual and social standards. and high moral and personal standards. MRS. CLARA A. MU1R House Mother CAROL KOEBER President Abrams. Dorothy Barber. Mary Bromm. Lois Burgess. Mary Cbampion. Eleanor Cox. Roberta Dulton. Mary Edgar. Doris Ewbank, Jane Ewbank. JoAnn Holmes. Virginia Knourek. Wilma Kumler. Nancy Lamb. Donna Latimer. Dalas Miller, Cetry Nelson, Jeane Roberts, Barbara Slocum, Vivian Walwrath. Charlene Wood. Janet 127 MRS. GEORGE WELLS. House Mother Alden, Patricia Auchmoody. Betty Babcock. Barbara Biller. Mary Brittingham. Barbara Brittingham. Gerry Brubeck. Suzanne Byron. Beryl Champion. Bettie Coleman. Dona Lee Conzett. Delores Oickson. Margie Durand. JoAnn English. Elaine Farnsworth. Peggie Franklin. Anita Ford. Marian Garwood. Norma Gross. Elsie Hanlin. Joanne Haynes. Bette Jo Howell. Virginia Huskins. Bettyann Kob. Carol The national organization of Gamma Phi Beta sorority was founded at Syracuse Univer- sity in 1874. Tau chapter re- ceived its charter in October. 1915, and was the first na- tional sorority to be located on the campus of Colorado A. and M. College. The object of this organization shall be to develop the highest type of womanhood through educa- tion, social life, and service to country and humanity. Whew, she ' s going to malce it 128 Covering a truck isn ' t as easy as it looks MARY LOU HUTCHISON President Jones. Caroline Kallminzer, Patricia Keating. Margaret Leedy, Charlene Lehrer. Carol Loloff. Marilyn Marinoff. Catherine McGee. Shirley Minor. Mary Murphy. Nancy Nichols. Mary Penninglon. Marion Petter. Mary Lou Pleasants, Peggie Preston. June Roper. Ruth Service, Mary Lou Smith, Joye Thode, Ruth Vop Vihl. Dorothy Walek. Annabelle Wibel. Jean Wright. Gloria Zipprodt. Elaine 129 MRS. A P. PLATEN House Mother 130 Bledsoe, Patricia Bradshaw. Ann Bristol. Donna Lee Carpenter. Kay Christensen. Betty Connors. Mary Davis. Sue Dolbey. Mary Eggers. Mary Fisher. Jacqueleine Gano. Pauline Good. Marilyn Graham. Elaine Hayes. Gloria Hayes. JoAnn Herrick. Joan Hill. Alice Horn. Margaret Jacobs, Kathleen Johnson. Ladessa Koch, Dorothy Krause, Anne Lamkin. Sally Lawrence, Alice KAPPA AlPHA THETA . Kappa Alpha Theta sorority was founded at DePauvv Uni- versity in 1870. Beta Gamma Chapter received its charter in 1917. The objectives and activ- ities of Kappa Alpha Theta chapters shall be in harmoni- ous accord with the aims and purposes of the universities where they are located. High ideals, loyalty, good scholar- ship, tolerance, leadership, honesty, truthfulness, courtesy, and unselfishness are the goals of K.AT. Theta hearts are dancing Just who are we toasting? but the spirit was behind it. The merry-go-round broke down JANE RITTER President LeClerg. Leona Link. Dorothy McCraclcin. Margaret Messenger, Nancy Mitchell. Barbara Newell, Nancy Palm, Joyce Palin. Lois Peila. Barbara Forth. Kathleen Quinlan, Cornelia Robertson, Shirley Schurch. Virginia Seabury, JoAnn Short. Annette Smith. Carolyn Sprier, Barbara Speier. Betty Stevens. Donna Dee Stewart. Phyllis Thompson, Georgia Tingley, Carol Vance. Jodell Vaughn, Mary Ward. Nancy Weiland. Margaret 131 MRS. HUGH CRESWELL House Mother KAPPA OHUA Kuppa Delta sorority was founded, at Virginia State Teachers College in 1897. Phi Epsilon was chartered on the A and M Campus in 1916. The purpose of the sorority is to promote friend- ship, truth, honor and duty. The objects of KD are the formation and perpetuation of good fellowship, friend- ship and sisterly love among members of the so- rority; the encouragement nl education: and promo- tion of social interests. Their big dance of the year Anderson. Jacqualen Beach. Virginia Bead, Joyce Brown. Evalyn Butler. Kerby CromLie. Mary Creaghe. Geraldine Davies. Doris Davis. Nora Donahue. Patricia Ducey, Patricia Ebert. Mary Ellison. Grady Emerson. Mildred Foster. Kay Foulk, Donna Lee Gillham. Vanda Goodbar. Jane Hastel. Linda Johnson. Joanne Journey, Elaine Knights, Donnell Lea(green. Harriet LeVan. Dorothy 132 Part of the activities of friendship week Wish I had a Teddy Bear Punch was the order of the day DARLENE McGREW President Maag. Janice Marcum, Alene Marshall. Nelma Mitze. Maria Myers. Patricia Paschal. Dorothy Pisarcazyk. Betty Plumb. Joan Ramey, Annabelle Ramey. Doris Ross. Mary Sandusky. Mary Scheufler. Bette Schield. Geraldine Sitzntan. Margaret Slaugh, Erma Slonecker. Ruth Snider. Beverly Stewart. Thelma Traulnian, Marianne Unrah. Valda Vanier. Velaine Whilmore. Betty Ann Willson. Doris 133 Barr. Homer Kappa Sigma Dunn. Eugene Phi Kappa Pi The Stray Greeks while the wayfarer of the fra- ternal organizations on the campus is in a sense, a post-graduate club of the Greek organizations. The reason for this unusual situation is that the Stray Greeks derives its membership exclusively from men on the campus who are members of an active and nationally recognized collegiate Greek fraternity but who are not fortunate enough to have a chapter of their organization on this campus. Hemslrom. Morris Tau Kappa Epailon Horn. Joseph Alpha Kappa Psi - President.. Vice-Pres.. Sec.-Treas. .Gerry DeBary Gene Dunn ..Pat Patterson Joliansen. Willian Delta Tau Delia Bill Johansen presenting the Stray Greek sponsored trap shoot trophy to Sig Ep Bill McBride Ledyard. Bob Delia Kappa Epsilon Patterson. Paul Kappa Sigma President GERRY DEBARY Watt. Donald Zeta Sigma 134 In. MM hi , I : I ... ::: . 135 PHKATSHES Bocfe Roiu, Le l to Right: Hill, Slieben, Ruggles. Borgmann, Finch, Borgmann, Gilbert, Canning, Fehrn. Tnird Rou : Scrto- ter. Marling, Burgess, Dunn. Marinoff. MrClairr? Wiley, Butler. Second Rou : More, Jones, Gilmore. Pisarcxylf, Berg, Sera, Smartt, Firsl Row: Ogura. Vance, Waggoner, Wilson, Graham, Worley. Amend, Hirama, Baker. President Dorothy Wagoner Vice-Pres Alice Ogora Secretary Marion Peterson Treasurer Jackie Anderson Sponsor Mrs. James Wilson Sorority of Independent and Greek Girls meet twice a month study adjustment to college life promote better understanding, cooperation give swimming par- ties. tf f : s ft ? - , , , , fe ' ' Kk ' l| :..l|; ' - -. ' C ; si 5, ' x ' DOROTHY WAGONER President 135 mOEPEUDEtVr STUOEUTS S60C ATlOn INDE Brooks. Raleigh Brown. (MMII- Brown. Jim Brunner, Barbara Cranson. Barbara Davies. Miles Detnes. Marg Duggan. Lois English. Bob Hammerquist. Harold Haynes. Evan Holtzman. Oliver Johnson, Lorraine Marlalt. Verda Perry. Margaret Phillips. Marion Powell. William Richardson. Harold Salomon. Claude Selch. Ralph Waller. Dick While. Arden Worley. Twila ISA honors its outstanding graduating man and woman . . . for service to ISA and, most important, for service to the stu- dent body in activities and student government. For 1049 these are: Louise Klipple . . . president of A VS . . . Hesperia . . . TIO . . . Secretary of ISA. And Dick Walter . . . president of ISA . . . director of Independent public relations . . . Lyceum committee . . . Student Union Board. DON MACKENDRICKS. Presidenl I--: ' - President Don MacKendricks Vice-President Ralph Selch Secretary Marion Philips Treasurer.... ....Gene Brown Coming to the Aggie campus in 1935, the Independent Students Association during the past year has undergone com- plete reorganization. Formerly a single unit without subdivisions, ISA is now di- vided into IMA and IWA. subdivisions of Independent men and women respec- tively. These groups are in turn divided into distinct clubs. Regardless of these divisions, ISA still remains as a united body . . . governed by the Independent Council . . . holds its annual Shabby Shag and Snowball festivities . . honors the outstanding graduating Independent . . . publishes its own newspaper, the Ramrod . . . constantly endeavors to bring all unaffiliated students into Aggie campus life. I 156 INDE-DEBS President Barbara Lloyd V-President ....Kris Ann Konugas Secretary Ann Russell Treasurer Pat Gheny HELEN LLOYD. President Anderson. Eleanor Brunner, Barbara Burnkam, Betty Cranson , Barbara Davis. Annabelle Furst, Jeanne Furst. Joanne Heneraon. Lulu Jacobs, Elsie Jutten. Peggy Lou Konugas. Kris Ann Luster, Pat Newman, Ardith Orcine. Betty Phillips, Marion Provines. Betsey Russell. Ann Steinhardt. Carol Walczalc. Mary Frances Wirth. Janette REBELS President Decker Haynie V-President Robert Sneath Sec.-Treas Howard Morarie EUGENE HAYNIE. President i Barber. Lyle Glenn Brown, Doug English, Bob Fay. LeRoy Gray. Tom Hammerquist, Harold Holtzman, Oliver Limes. Ed Rodgers, Frank Selch, Ralph Snealh. Bob Titsworth. Lon Dale Wederquist. Dwight Eugene LIBRA BARBETTES President Verda Marlatt V-President Lorene Kipinger Secretary Irene Kipinger Treasurer Laurie Davisson VERDA MARLATT. President Amend. Edith Amend, Marion Davisson. LaVera Green. Virginia Kiplinger. Alice Kiplinger. Clara iping Waddi inglon, Eleanor BETA XI CO-OP President Elmer Sniff V-President Earnest Wesswick Secretary John Milburn Treasurer .. ....Walter Dolan Baker. Bertram David Boyle. William F. Brown, Robert Raymond Cecil. Edward W. Crumly. Don William Dolan. Walter E. Ellenberger. Donald James Gilbart. Thomas G. Hall. Milburn James Hardwick. William E. Haynes. Evan A. Hess, Myron F. Macdonald. Frank Sam Milburn. John K. Richardson. James A. Solomon. Gordon C. Williams. Donald P. Williams, Theodore T. PERSIANS President Dick Finch V-President Bill Switzer Sec.-Treas Harold Wisecup DICK FINCH Amend. Eddie Amend. Cassell Bishop. Cliff Bowles. John Chappell, Kenneth (Barb) Gale, Robert Gibbons. H. Zane (Barb) Koshi. Sam (Barb) Lamb, Allen Mode. Keith Olgen. Mack W. (Barb) Powell. William J Singleton, Charles Switzer. Bill White. Arden Wisecup, Harold 158 jP a 9 A ft CARL WORLEY INDEANS President Carl Worley V-President ....Jack Montgomery Sec.-Treas Jerry Baird Anderson. Harold Baird, Jerry Lee Ball. James J Brooks. Raleigh Emerson Bowman, Bryce Chichos. Ted Finney. Jack (Barb) Chuchura. Bernard J. Cregar, David Bruce Denies, G. Miles Dyer, Robert Erickson. William Holloway. T. N. Jones. Clyde Robert Ligon, Gilbert Alan Mackendrick, Donald Montgomery, Jack Wintkroj Taylor. Van W. Yowrll, Dan Richard Zimbelman. Robert George CAVALIERS President Robert VanMale V-President Dick Walter Sec.-Treas. ....Frank Prescott ROBERT VANMALE Bassel. Andrew Earl Blatchley. Ronald Brown. Donald Brown. Gene M. Brown. James Dean Carnahan. Robert C. ft ft fr OK: Cl Christian. Chris Ehrlich. Waller Haynes. Gerald Dean Kalahar. James N. Kingery, Richard Alvin Kunzman, Bill Joseph Martellaro. Karl A. Myers, James R. Otto. Harley J. Pettik. Henry J. Richardson. Harold Ward Salomon. Claude Scott. William M. Thai, Irving Leland Walter. Richard Mascot AGGIE ALUMNI % - . : 140 141 Back Row: StuckenscKneider. Payne. Olp. Haynes, Franson, McCraw, Abshire. Sehoblaski, Thomas. Selch. Hindman. Humphrey. Dobler. Row Three: Mullison. Chaffee. Smith, Gruenfeld, Riegel. Faught. Luddington. Winder, Ridgcway, Allen. Rotu Two: MacLeod. Slraub. Haberkorn. Jones, Hall. Christiansen. Hamman, Hoch. Swanson, Walker. Row One: Hanna. Zurbrigcn. Bevka. Green. Graham. Woods. Hensley. Thompson. Ranson. Aggie lettermen back in action for the sec- ond year since the war . . . sell programs at football games . . . make Frosh wear their green beanies. President Oliver Woods V-President Thurman McGraw Sec.-Treas Thomas MacLeod Sponsor Mark Duncan OLIVER WOODS 142 Baci Row: Fox. Fassnacht. Sandusky. Hoff. Nishimura. Painter. Malloy. Paulson. Kiggs. Cooley. James. Row Three: Doll. Decker. Brown. Foulks. Weinier. Higbee, Husled. Worker. Rolle. Straucli. Hanion. Row Two: Davis. Henson. Roper. Moreland, Hood. Bouller. Nielsen. Valverde. Wendt. C. ; Hoist. Rou One: Davis. Wliitney. Wiley, Finkner. Koehler. Hamilton, Reid. Cosper. Oldemeyer. Larsen. President Preston H. Reid V-President George Hamilton Secretary Ralph Finkner Treasurer Bob Wiley Sponsor Dale Romine Ag Club gets together twice a month speakers tell of new developments in the field go all out for big spring picnic part of the American Society of Agronomy. : 143 PRESTON H. REID Bad Row: Bugg. Cone. Knapp, Thomas. White, McMullen. Bement. Colmey. Kimberling. Row Two. Drollinger. Kiegel. Hicks. Kenagy. Wilk- inson, Hill, Wist. Kiefer. Staples. Kelly. Bottom Rou : Cole. Kane. Romine, Mulnix. Nicol. Goeder, Birdy. Slater. Van Arsdale. Rafterty. Fraternity open to all former Boy Scouts . . . help with Scout troops in the com- munity . . . service to the school and town . . . helped clean V from Administration building sidewalk. President Jim Slater V-President Alan Lamb Treasurer ....George Van Arsdale Secretary Bob Hill Sponsor Jack Nicols JIM SLATER 144 Bacfc Rou?: Colenian, Shook, Reynolds, Williams. Cameron, Densmore, Limes. Noble. Lighty A.; Luchter. Sliaw. Druva. Row Four: Sieber, Bodwell. Voodruff. I ladley. McCrarkin. Vride. Bilow, Tablewski. Korinek, Wiley. Peterson. Row Tliree: Allen. Weiss. Tisi, Stevens, Jones C., Tilson, Dawcrs, Affleck. [.arsen. Crook. Scliroeder. Rasmussen, Hanley. Row Two: Grandy. Christen. Lynch, Smith S.. Smith R.. Johnson. Slang, Steffey, Jenkins, Phelps. Smith B., Stack. Joppa, Huston, Wagner. Rou One: Lindon, Lynch B.. Quinn, Lighty O., Thomas, Chinburg, Jordan, Colvin, Wrav. Whitford. President Bill Thomas V-President Orlan Lighry Treasurer Barry Lynch Secretary Mike Quinn Sponsor Carl Chinburg Electricians of the campus . . . know what makes the lights go out . . . learn the tech- nicalities of what ' s new. once a month . . . promote interest in the profession. BILL THOMAS Boct Row: Mitchell. Lesch, Speegel. Earls. Jones. Miller. McCrimnion. Capron. Hansen. Miller. Weiss. Boodry. Rou; Three: Nor- ris, Rupel. Williams. Flack, Heney. Pilch. McCune. Erickson, Fisher. Jesser. Row Two: Fronapfel. Coy. Wafer. Daniel. Strick- lin, Vernon. Grimm. Adams. Rou One: Parshall. Gahm. Trief u s. Mason. Menkemeyer, Lowderniilk, Garnjost. Koonsman. Fellows with big ideas, lots of talent . . . inspect engineering projects . . . sponsor essay contest . . . get together with other groups to put on Engineer ' s Ball. President George Gahm Treasurer Alfred Triefus Secretary Jack Mason Sponsor George Koonsman Back Row: McAlee. McPhillips, Wilkinson. Hunter. Keyes. Cole son. Cole. Nelson. Row Two: SherrHt. Baggesen. Stwalley, Wood- ward, Clark. Stinson, Hagemeister. ROIK One: Angell. Ware. Arnold. Lawrence, Wachtel, Bradshaw. Baci Rou : Sniilti, McKee. Perkins. Nau. Beebe. Deonik. Rock. Dobler. Engstrom. Roberts. Donovan. Wright. Erickson. Row Four: McLean. Box- berger. Stevens, DC Franco, Schacterle. Brooks. Melency. Knapp. Reed. Hansen, Leone. Von Holdt. FisKer. Gronberg. Rou ' Tnree: Jennings. Dixon. Gleason. Kiefer. Laybourn. Hess. Hill. Tefft. Camp. Spiess. Smitb Row Two: Morgan. Ritter. Me Williams. Lawless. Strate. Boyer. Newton. Munimert. Schuster. Dunn. Beyer. Daniels. Luchier, Hazelwood. Row One: Hillyer. Roescr. Hill. Manzolillo. Jenneke. McGeorge. Chas- teen. Mourn. DeWan. Gillispie. . . President Dean McGeorge V-President Mike Jenneke Secretary Jim Manzolillo Treasurer William Hill Sponsor Prof. Chasteen Acquaints Mechanical Engineering students with problems to be encountered in profes- sional field . . . meets twice a month . . . cooperates with other engineers for com- mon activities. DEAN McGEORGE 147 N I O R Bocfc Row: Alters, Kainer, Dickson. Hutchinson. Viggins. Haas. Cheezig. Hawk, Wixoni. Hammond. Wilcoxon. Whatley, Weick- um. Walker, Thomas. Row Three: Criner. Boulier. Stodmeisler, Rossoll, Righetti. Murray, Melz. Hunt, Hindman. Hill, Guffy, Boam. Row Two: Rubin. Von Tour, Rolhenberg, Edwards. F.aslcp. Dean, Davis. Connell. Clark. Lewis. Burnslein. Row One: Gibson. Emrick. Olsen, Schaffer. Hagan. Marioni. Colorado A M College chapter of Ameri- can Veterinary Medical Association . . . open to all students of the division of Vet- erinary Medicine . . . study Vet problems . . . sponsor Vet dances. Bacfe Rou : Zander. Dorothy. Bailey. Aby. Knowles. Ramsdale, Farmer. Ropa. Row Four: Carnes. Winkler. Konishi, Schroeder. Boice. Vonson. Tinsman. Cook. Aanes. Sorgen, Pitcher. Peterson. Olmstead. Delliquadri. Stahmann, Peterson. Colmey. Row Three: Hamilton. Ickes, Heard, Annis. Kennedy. Yunker, LeDoruie. Haynie. Griffith. Graham. McMillin. Gouchenour, Giambrowi, Bailey, Crush. Row Two: Douglas. Cline. Andis. Emerson. Bryant. Webster. Von Tour. Best, Beery. Beckley. Day. Pallaoro. Crawford. Row One : Condon. Manning. Brown. Wise, Ross, Muiphy. Lyons. V o p H O M O R Back Row: Hicks. Horslman. Smith, Smiley, Miser. OrreD. Payne. Eivers, Avenson. Clark Boetger. Dennis. Adrian. Porter. Stafford. Row Three: Wenig, Brunner, Burns, Greene, Bunn, Goodell. Ross. Shiner. Ramsay. Drake. Alberson. Row Two: Marron. Allen. Rigo. Hardman. Brandt. Swift. Scott, Harber. MacKinnon. Mason. Johnson, Burritt. Row One Prouse, Sharlcey. Meyers. Simmons, Gustafson, Doran, Davidson. Funk, Simons, Clark. H M A N Bacfc Row. Brown. Waters, McKelvie. Cholas. Childress. Kleck, Marurer. Lee, Ingram. Waterman. Row Thrie: Ziriax. Nicks. Ed- ward. Parker. White. Watt. Kinghorn. Ham. Faulkner. Carnahan. Row Two: Brown, Ray. Carlson. Richardson. Reed. Leary. John son. Weaver. Jones. Row One: Hoehner. Meier. Klein. Peterson. Stevenson. Nootz. Bishop, Dixon. Barsaleau, Smith. DARIO MARIONI President Dario Marioni V-President Timothy Righetti Secretary John Annis 149 Back Row: Carrey. Bledsoe. Campbell. Niebaum. Thompson. Finch. Barns. Third Row: Markwitz. Ward. Barnard. Lynch. Grant Dickson. Willis, Hamrick. Harris. Riley. Havering. Berlrand. Gale. Packard. Second Row: Starkebaum. Rogers. Leonard. Legg. Ebert. Schafer. Nicks. Tirey. Fields. Brown, Ohnian. Taylor. McFarland. E. Dunn, While. First Rou : Smith. Fender. Davis. J. Dunn. Reed. Wolfer. Musical ly talented ROTC members form band . . . remember their spectacular can- non drill at CU . . . constant upholder of Aggie spirit . . . earned money for new uniforms. President Norris Lynch Lib. Treas Emil Harris Director ... ....Bob Barnes NORRIS LYNCH 150 Back Row: Driskill. Whittaker, Workman. Kcllcy, Edwards. Goldbaum. Siemer. Jones. Row Three: Fassnacht, Blakemore, Passman. Huff. Bolar. Rinn, Strobbc, Shaw. Holiday. Row Two: Youree. Roper. Montgomery. Maxwell, Leonhard. Horiucrii, Irilani. Row One: Cqpron. Cassel. Kennedy. Moul. Bunger, Lohr. President C. L. Capron V-Presidenl Ray Larsen Sec.-Treas Betlie Moul Sponsor J. Frank Cassel Interdenominational Christ centered student group . . . providing Christian fellowship. Bible study, prayer and helpfulness both spiritual and social to fellow students. C. L. CAPRON 1)0 151 I Bocfc Row. Presler. Johnson. Fallen. Pyfcc. Durham, Mayer. Kennedy. Yowell. Row Three. Tollcy. Oil, Henney. Rodgers. Roslaing. Humphrey. Singer. Clark. Wing. Row Two: Kilburn. Temple. Hansen. Comeford. Johnson, Clancy. Hedges. McPhillipS. Carpenter. Rou; One: Eccher. Carlson. Carnall. Brown. Kupilik, Johnson, Dutton. Lavevring. Provides a chance for chem majors to be- come better acquainted witb faculty . . . discuss job opportunities and problems . . . tour places of chemical interest. President Gene Brown V-President Bill Carnall Sec.-Treas Margaret Kupilik Sponsor Dr. R. E. Carlson GENE BROWN 151 Back Row: Salomon, Valverde. Winkler, Singh, S; Fay, Theuer. Speier. Oroza. Row Three: Hirsehberg. Beauchamp. Yu, Navaralnam, Santos. Stewart, Brenes. Rou Two: Switzer. Sineh, A.; Stimmel. Stimmel, Steward. Hirama. Rou One: Soegaard Sera, Swanson, Ogura, McCrae. Members represent different nations, creeds, races . . . promot international understand- ing . . . welcome new students . . . Above all nations, humanity is motto. President John Swanson Vice-Presiaent Alice Ogura Secretary Robert McCrae Treasurer Ruth Sera Sponsors ....Mr. and Mrs. Slimmel 153 JOHN SWANSON counssums Boct Roiu: Burnham. Phillips. Coleman. Ratcliff. Link. Walek. Row Two: Canfield, O ' Byrne. Whitmore. Willson. Foulk, Ford. Rou One: Mitchell. Davis. Anderson. Johnson, Conzetl. Franklin. President Ladessa Johnson Vice-President ..Jackie Anderson Treasurer Nora Davis Secretary Delores Conzeti Upperclassmen serve as helping hands to frosh girls . . . write letters during the sum- mer . . . have a tea in honor of new girls . . . sponsored by TIO. LADESSA JOHNSON 154 IB 6C1EHCE CiUB Hack Row : Kiml7.hu Its. Locke. Howe. Sandusky, Marks, Turner. Feets, Norman, Paul, MoKrman. Row Three : Elmer, Dilsaver, Heddles. Tienken. Wright, Pang, Ma ini, Wagner, Garcia. Brown. Row Tiro: Joberg. Rey. Moore, Howclls. Wolfe, Bantu. Abbott. Schroeder. Robinson. Row One: Arnold, Banghart, Woodward. Veiland. SelcK. Stear, Van Driel. Foreman. Promote interest in dairy industry . . . make and sell ice cream sandwiches . . . discuss current problems of dairy manufac- turing industry . . . sponsored dairy judg- ing teams. President Harold Woodward Vice-President Erwin Ballou Sec.-Treas Stan Wieland Sponsor James Banghart 155 HAROLD WOODWARD DEBATE ClUB Bacfc Rou : Presler. Deininger, J; Packer. Hrndrickson, McBride, Smith. D. Row Two Hardy. Newell. Ross, Hassel, Hall Ruw One: Nelson. Miller. Capps. Daly. Grover. President Dave Grover Vice-President ....Raimon Newby Secretary Peggy Daly Treasurer Bill Hendrickson Sponsor Mr. R. C. Nelson Debate squads compete with other Skyline Six schools in forensic league meets . . . quick with the comebacks . . . talking is their hobby. DAVE GROVER 156 Bacfc Rou: Leathery. Brown, Titsworth. Britt, NValter, Reynolds, Rosenow. Romer. How Three: Rutenbeck. Bugg, Stewart. Graham, Thoen, Dazey. Bliss, Bucklen. House. Ron; Two: Switzer, Frost. Beauchamp, Sandhouse, Vattles, Donohoe, Vaughn. Mitchell. ROUJ One: Lynch. Quin an, Bristol. Curfman. Hintz. Kohler. Ginter. Dougherty. Bradshaw. Presented All My Sons and Life with Father . . . not only act but make stage sets, costumes, lighting effects . . . Famed R. J. directs. President Dick Kohler Vice-President Jack Curfman Secretary Helen Hintz Sponsor Miss R. J. Wattles DICK KOHLER 156 137 Etvromotoey cms Back Row: Johnson, Shankland. Atkinson, Wasliburn, Bergslrom, Seltiime. Row Three: Schomberg. Martin. Spackman, Weeks. Row Two: Hinkle, Cole. Theuer. DePew. Stunlz. Wygant. Row One: Tanner, Frizell, Hay. Palmer. Hoerncr. President Thomas Frizell Vice-President C R. Tanner Secretary Jack Hay Sponsor John Hoerner Not buggy themselves but they just can ' t stay away from the little things . . . seri- ous promoters of interest in the field . . . pass knowledge on to others. mat TOM FRIZELL 158 President Charles Rodgers Manager Warren Davis Vice-President Wallis Leary Treasurer Bob Wright Secretary Jerry Shade Flying enthusiasts meet bi-monthly . . . members participate in air meets with neighboring schools . . . club has own plane . . . speakers on aero- nautics at meetings. Back Ran,-. Franco. Rodgcrs. Kochl. Shade. Sinilli. I .i-omml. Row One: Sniilli. I ; Oil, Wright. Parker. Fritsche. President Clarence Lange Vice-President Victor Grimm Secretary Warren Stultz Treasurer Victor Holthus Sponsor Carl Jorgensen Promotes fellowship among Lutheran students . . . combines religious and philosophical with lighter side of life . . . parties and picnics scattered throughout school year. 150 Back Row: Pieper. McCauley. Nicks. Weers. Erickson. Wieland. Zimbelman. Roui Two: Hopperdielzel. Johnson. Plautz. Heermann. Walter. Hansen. Row One: Meyer. Stullz. Lange. Grimm. Jorgensen. Back Row. Finley. Henley. Hendrickson. Marvel. Lamb. Monninger. Hammit, Cause. King, Bishop. Brown. Sniff. Baker. Mill. Swank. Row Five: Johnson. Cook. Fleming. Hersh. Susong. Grieb. Wright. Darnell. Boyd. Lyngholm. Roberts, R; Nelson. Rou Four: Bowers. Blouch, Kielhorn, Hack. Hall, Yahvah. Ogilvie. Anderson. Hance. Henneberger. Flynn. Rou Three: Tromsness. Horlon. Hanna. Cordill. Chapman, Ecklund. Fritsche, Romero, Zink, Swope, Neumann. ROUJ Tu o: Roberts, W: Moran. Bernard. Peter, McCaskill. Freeman. Gilbert, Campbell. Ryder, Thomas. Rou On ' Allison. Landenberger, Crump. Green. Viley, Vadlow. Denney, Sanborn. Hatzimanolis, Shoemaker. President Dan A. Green Vice-President Victor Ecklund Secretary Douglas Gilbert Treasurer Harry Troxell Sponsor Dr. Deen Beards and plaid skirts mark its members . . . present Forester s Day . . . publish The Cruiser, monthly paper . . . select queen of the evergreen at annual Paul Bunyon Ball. Ul Fw. F Kack Row. Washburn. Brown. Comer. Dieterick. Gruenfeld, Robertson. Moore. Ehrnreich. Caie. Gehringer. Ince. Hickman. Tracy. Housley, Stew- art. Bowman. Row Five: Holt. William. Webster. Zipse. White. Griffin. Chychola. Corbett. Cochran. Collom. Rou Four: Baily. Hoffman. Payne. Frank, Morris, Redabaugh, Williams. Kenney. Lulay, Woodward. Dexter. Row Three: Welker. Cone. Bocchietti. Vigil, ( osand. Jacobsen, Schilling, Root. Ransford. Rutherford. Brown. L ; Gushing. Ron- Two: Smith. I); Griffith. Ray. Law, Randell, Foster. Petlit. Devenport. Lyon. Row One: Siverly, Boeker. Roisheim. Millwright. Peterson. Solomon. 160 _ . . intoi Bacfe Rolf: Cooley. Repp, VieDKe. Borgmann. Rodgers. Brooks. Emerson. Breniman. Rou ' Tu ' o: Hooper, Campbell. Huntzinger. Willson. Emerson. Frezieres. Harris. Borgmann. Honebein. Row One: Twiss. Rowley. Roper. Parker. Vhilmore. Leufgren. Ely. Former 4-H members who work in interest of 4-H and Aggies . . . hdnor frosh at fall picnic . . . help with farm conferences . . . shamrock reigns at St. Patrick ' s Dance. President Dee Parker Vice-President Roy Roper Secretary .Betty Ann Whitmore Treasurer Raleigh Brooks 161 DEE PARKER Bacfc Row : Petlil. Russell, McGuirc. Susong. Kendrick, Davic. Rosshcim. McCaskill. Walter. Hartman, Luben, Pool. Row Floe: Pharo. Reynolds. Montague. Neilson. Kirk, Short. Cirbo, Ratcliff, Stullz. Hartman, B: Bell. Row Four: Petty. Burdg. Sharp. Krosky. Carlson, Walrath. Messenger. Guy. Patrick, Teets. Carlson. R. Rou T irce: Siverly. Milano, Hays, Vood, Myers. Duggan, Franklin, White, Donohoe. Foulk, McMann. Provines. Purchase. Rom Two: Reynolds. Moses. Summers. Paschal. Smith. Sheriff. Rou; One: Moore. Kilburn. Ewald. Mitze. Whitmore. Vanier. President Otis Teets Vice-President Joyce Dunn Secretary Donna Lee Foulk Treasurer Velanie Vanier Sponsor Betty Kratt Swing their partners in Old Main every Tuesday . . . monthly hoedowns . . . hosts to other clubs at big Spring Festival . . . picnic up Poudre . . . teach newcomers fundamentals of western dance. r - OTIS TEETS 162 163 Bach Row: Herh. Wilson. Lulay, Hanson. Cone. Drollinger, Henley. Bock. Row Three: Sieber. Hanna. Delozier. Baker. Giauque. Sinarlt. Colgate. Bottenfield. Foster. ' Rou; Two: Spineir, Smith. Johnson. Schwilling. Root. Ransford. Watts. Rou One: Landgraf. Jacobsen. Evans. Hall. Wilson. Kids born with rope in hand and packs on their backs . . . never a mountain too steep or road too long (or them . . . hiking ex- peditions with clubs of surrounding schools. President Wally Evans V ice-President ....Amel Landgraf Historian Bob- Jacobsen Reporter Short Hall Treasurer Jerre Hersh Sponsor Mr. R. O. Book WALLY EVANS HOfmcuiTims CIUB Back Roiv: St. John. Cockrell. Fullerton. Ruprl, Burke. Beach. Capron, Belcher. Echrer. Waldow. Lyons. Egrlholi. Row Two; Zonitch. Piper. Niebaum. Sward. Wintz. Graham, Penfold. Sauer. Hunger. Rou One. Filzpalrick. GiMjons. Swarlz. Ramey. Gundell. Cooper. Gavin. Atkinson, Farmer, Burgwardt, Doyle. President Verne Cooper Vice-Presidenl ....Karl Fitzpatrick Secretary L. W. St. John Sponsor George Beach Everything from petunias to potatoes at their Hort Show . . . Anita Franklin chosen as Hort Queen by show visitors . . . school events depicted in flowers. VERNE COOPER IrM I I to IM mousrmAt AKTS CLUB Back Row. Criristofilis. SWlcelford. Cole. Crawford. Bonan. Lindsay. Haworth. Row Three: Paterson. Burckfield. Merry. Scoles. Dutcher, Hast ings, Anderson. Row Two Snyder. Lerir, Kline, Shelley. McMullen. Shade, DeWitt. Row One: Reichert, Tirey, Martin. Henry. Dodge. SvoLoda. Simons. Enricn Just draw me a picture and I can build it. could well be their byword . . . field trips to local industries . . . speakers at bi- monthly meetings. President Lowell Martin Vice-President Joe Svoboda Secretary Fred Simons Treasurer Ray B. Tirey Sponsor Mr. George Henry LOWELL MARTIN 165 LIVESTOCK ClUB picnK Bocfc Kow: Chapin. Cheney. StuckeMchneider. Kotich, Dunn. Pool. Hartman. Smith. Erickson. Billing, Steiger. Hardwick. Row Three: Lovelace, Hooper. Emery. Hartman. B.: Brinkenhoff. Andrews. Crumly, MacDougall. Miller, Haazier. Hardwick, B.: Blackburn. Row Two: Tipton. Smith. Buster. Flora. Patrick. Jackson. Basse!, Palmer, Walsh. Phillips Row One: Clanton, D.: Reynolds. Lilley. Johnson. McMann. Hanlin, Henerson. Moqre, Reed. Shaw. President Don Clanton Vice-President Chuck Lilley Secretary Marge Reynolds Treasurer Dewey Johnson Sponsor Tom Blackburn DON CLANTON 166 Iff Members display their abilities at Little International . . . judging teams . . . stimu- lates interest in livesfock . . . annual spring picnic . . . makes College Days a rousing - m Back Row: Hawley, Hurrell. Forney, Sweetland. G.: Sweetland. A.; Krueger, Propst. T.; Strong, Fropsl. A.; Chrislensen. Bourland, Blach. Row Three: Roberts, Parry. Hansen, Free, Me Williams. Arnold, Bauer, Mont-gomery. Campbell, Eisenach, Kenehan. Rou Two: Clanton, B. ; Riddle. Alber. Knigbt, Hall, Lougbridge. Wright. Gillespie. Hill. Scott. Rou One: Robinson, Sullivan. Cooley, Dunn, N. : Hazard. Lawrence. LeFever. Bell. Williams. Rixford. Glaser. Iff 167 mTEWUTlOIttt Bocfe Rou ' : Seedorf. Miller, McKinnon. Smith, Breniinan. Rou; Two: Ronier. Ellison. Ycnne, Schuljer, Smith. Rou; One: William. Gesell, Cesrll. Ogura. Walker. President Willie Walker Vice-President Elihu Brooks Secretary Carolyn Gesell Treasurer Alice Ogura Sponsor Mr. McKinnon Hosts at IRC Province Conference in No- vember . . . representatives from sixteen colleges . . . discuss world affairs . . . fos- ter international understanding. WILLIE WALKER 168 l ! 1 Back Row: Morris. Ehrhardt. Wallace. Hart. Mills. Sweet. Wilson. Belling. Scott. Horst Row Three. Ericlcson. Snider. Gilllmin. Colburn. Creaglie. Graves. Reed. Maag, Wilkinson. Crombie. Fields. Row Two: Trucksess, Hays, Krause, Hayes, Walralh. Holmes, Knovrek. Davis. Moore, Belling. Row One Madden, Milano. Flora. Foreman, Monroe, Anderson. Davvson. Brown. Personeus, Dawson. The horsey set . . ride miles for hotcakes and sausages on Sunday mornings . . . stimulate interest and knowledge on rid- ing and horses of any kind ... do the work on the annual horse show which is held in the spring. I I k (T tr? : JiW V f -Si f Jf - 169 President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary John Foreman Dave Flora Shirley Dawson Nora Davis Sponsor .......................... Jay Monroe JOHN FOREMAN Back Row: Woodruff. Slevens. Weiss, Eisenman, Meier. Kolich Acquaviva. Rindone. Dunn, Arnold. Mykylick. Rote Two: Kunlz, Canning. Cymanski. Hollzmann. Slevens. Wilkinson. Rindone. Garcia. Piper. Pellil. Anderson. Dolan. Row One: Walczak. Shore. Fornara. Limes. Leslie. Van Driel, Reh. Brunelli. Martinez. Webster. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer.... Bob Leslie Ed Limes Mary McCary Ed Van Driel Catholic students organization . . . local chapter is member of Newman Club Fed- eration . . . have Sunday morning break- fasts . . . religious, educational and social activities. nocE-icos Back Row: Bnrtowiiiiin. Rio -her.i Burman. Hanmian. Thompson, Potter. Maylendcr. Rom Two: Lopez. M. ; Hill. Axtell. Mattiias. Singh, Stein. Donaldson. Row One: Purccll. Jackion. Winklrr, Stcnehjem. Burdick. Merry, Lopez. B. Econ-soci spelled backwards is new name of Social Science club . . hear about careers in their field . . . have outstanding speakers, as Congressman Hill. President Maynard Stenehjem Vice-President Melvin Jackson Sec.-Treas Paul Winkler MAYNARD STENEHJEM 11 171 i Rack Row. DeBary. Hirscliberg. Bell. Sones, Hardman. Jones, Garcia, Connor, Martinez. Pickering. Row Tiro: Lopez, Foster, Broce. Kazerooni, Gilbert. Speier. Cash. Swanson. Lehrer. Row One: Salomon. Valverde. Journeay. Navaratnam. Wilson. Vilson, Lope . Harbour. Zimmerman. Ogura. President Claude Salomon Vice-President Chuck Pickering Secretary-Treasurer Elaine Journeay Sponsors Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson Students of the Americas promote better fellowship, understanding . . . extend so- cial talents to others . . . teach rumba at dances . Hands across the Border. CLAUDE SALOMON 172 i Rou : Stewart. Hall. Anderson. Bowles. Selhime. Gray. McCauley. Smith. Dorstewitz. Reynolds. Fehrn. Leffler. Rom Four: Provines. Jutten, Clore. M. : Clore, Furst. Sheriff. Johnson. Wirth. Reynolds. Link. Asmus. Stewart. T. ; Honebein. Ross. M. J. Row Three: Pisarczyk. White. Konu- gres. Paschal. Snedeker. Huntzinger. Ely. Tingley. Meyers. Knights. Bristol. Rou Two. Cranson. Donohoe. Knovrek, Twiss. Leafgren. Bugg. Southworth. Kilbum, More. Pearson. Row One: Garnell. Stieben, Speier. Powell. Crowe. Furst. Burnham. Lyon, Presler. King. All school pep organization . . . promote school spirit, better attendance at athletic events . . . get together every two weeks. President Tommy Crowe Vice-President Bill Powell Secretary Jeanne Furst Treasurer Betty Burnham Sponsor Mr. W. B. King TOMMY CROWE : 173 Back Rou : Bug. Hoffman. Nelson. Ritter. Scfmlz Row Two: Roberts. Kumler. Brown, Good. Crick. Rou One: Cowell. Abrams, I ' otiska. Sheely. Wyss. Hall. President Jim Hall Vice-President Carts! Sheely Secretary Becky Wyss Sponsor B. C. Cowell Unit Chairman Helen Tobiska Meet monthly . . cooperate with local Red Cross chapters . . . learn how to give arti- ficial respiration in first aid and life saving work . . . sponsor drives for various world disasters. JIM HALL 174 Hack How. Pool. Sampson. Heney. Shoemaker, Flucltey. Row 1 wo. Smith. Danna. Rutherford. Free. Row One: Dutch. Pennock. Ginter. Washburn, Smith. M Organization of Aggie marksmen, both girls and fello vs . . . consistent enemies of the Bull ' s eye . . . fire in competition with West Point. U. of Penn.. Cornell, and other top teams. 175 President Richard Washburn Vice-President Riley Foreman Secretary Paul Smith Treasurer Fay Ginter RICHARD WASHBURN te ' 4- Back Row. Wilson. Scott. McKibben. Winder. Tracy. Kadie. Tatem. While. Smith. Richner. Keiss. Clark. DePuy. Hess. Wilhelm. Row Four: Godden. Wintz. Bohrson. Shoemaker, Kendrick. Theuer. Giesler. Sheriff, Hulcheson, Schurch. Hill. Grover. Buzzard. Row Three: Manly. Moorhead. Willis. Reuben. Frilsche. Vance. Biller. McKague, Minor. Euwer.. Row Two: Andrews. Randolph. Seabury. Ehmann. Campbell, Miller. Crick. Gilmore. LeClerg. Keller. Rou One: Garcia. Gaskill, Fein. Proctor. Pleasants. I ' lumh. Pisarczyk. Hill. Foster, Lamkin. President Frank Darnell Vice-Presidenl Phillip Zang Secretary Annette Short Treasurer Bob Neumann Sponsor Frank Shidler FRANK DARNELL 176 M 4 - - Masters of snow covered mountains, whether they ' re right-side-up or wrong-side-down . . . ski team from club represents A M in ski meets . . big winter ski carnival. Uf. H Back Row: Newman. Kiess. Erickson. Malcolm. Held). Morehil. Kelly. Williams. Brenton. Hodges. McCluskey. Loshbaugh. Meleney. Row Four: Nolting, Hansen. Meddles. Wallace. Prendergast, Brown. Ryan. Murphy. Montgomery, Thebus, McClain. Row Three: Smith. Jones. Baer Doug- las. Randall. Peterson. Barnhart. Neumann. Spear. Loughridge. Snider. Row Two: Landenberger. Mahoney. Ourand. Beall. Hoffman. Shoemaker. Morris. Adams. Triefus. Pless. Row One: Fixman. Law. Correy. Zang. Short. Darnell, Likins, Walsh. Hatch. 177 HOOEO CtUB Bach Row: Clmpin. Lawrence. Scllorr. Hoffner. I ' eegarden. Liliey. C. ; Garvin. Forney. Puls. Broome, Rilchey. Belling. Row Three: Scotl. Eroddy. Armstrong. Pyealt. Cooley. Slciger. Kiplinger. Walsh. Hayward. Row Two. Jacobs. Wallis. Kuiper. V. ; Reynolds. Sleinhardt. Hanlin. Murslco. Nicks. Liliey. F. Row One: Monroe. Bowen Jackson. Weaver. Cramer. Kuiper. T. : Kent. Dowd. Vader. Presidenl Ralph Terrill Vice-President Adrian Weaver Secretary Tommy Kuiper Treasurer David Cramer Sponsor Dr. Scott Jackson ADRIAN WEAVER V T ri at Ride em cowboy and they usually do ... their rodeo team high winners in national competition . . . strut their stuff for local fans at College Day Rodeo. T 178 Wool Judging Team To National Western Stock Show E. Berlone. Coach: D. Davidson. J. Winder. R Haigler. H. Stuckschneider. Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Judging Team Dr. S. S. Wheeler. L. Busier. R. MacLennan. D. Clanton. G. Reid. E. Palm. F. Me Williams. Tom Blackburn. Coach; M. Hazeleus. Coach. Dairy Products Judging Team to Atlantic City, N.J. E E. Ballou. H Dilsaver. E. B Williams. Coach: H. Woodward. O. Teets. Carlot Judging Team at National Western Stock Show E. Cecil. M. Arforil. B. Montgomery. G. Anderson. T. Nix. and loin Blackburn. Coach. Livestock Individual Judging Team at National Western Stock Show M. Hemstrom. T. Aniiiierinan. R. Kotich. A. Mahan. D. Propst. Tom Blackburn. Coach. 179 Somebody, please smile LIFE AT THE ROCK Serenade in molars and bicuspids Both feet on the floor, young man Coffee testing and classifici You lead! No, you lead! 180 EXISTENCE AT BRAIDEN Put a nickle in the pot. boy! State Capitol Hose and fall guy Bean inspection by experts Frustrated Males 181 Just try to CONVERSION HOUSING PROJECT IFPHA No 5138 ) VETERANS UNDER TITLE V OF THE IANHAM ACT PUBUC LAW 849 76- CONGRESS AS AIKNDED Pegleg and the Miz -uoky people, those Hummon s - SURVIVAL AT THE VILLAGE Al Edwards trapped for interview by reporter Potter Gnats view of solid bloctff Snowbird Nick Rigo and tbree cute chicks Eizenhower ' s. tubs, and other people iB Mte m y$ ' ; p ; if , xvSfe- K . v . vV txin 4 gi ' jy ,ARY PINS A III! Delta Omicron Xi Sigma Pi ( A Fieta Beta Beta Lancers Kuppa Kappa Psi Pi Delta Epsilon kappa Mu Epsilon Alpha Tau Alpha v ..f m Pi Gamma Mu AUPHA Bocfc Row: Walker: Sorgen: Deckson: Griner: Winltler; Griffith; Kainer; Ropa; Boice: Haynie; Metz. Third Row: Gouche nour; Annis; Peterson: Gibson; Yunker; Bailey: McMillin; Beckley; Bay; Righetti: Pallaoro. Second Row: Kennedy; Hamilton; Zander: Hindman; Guffy: Rubin: Crawford: Konishi; Graham: Best. First Row: Hagan: Benjamin; Jackson; Deem: Moss: Easlep: Albers; Hawk; Hutchinson. Supplement class material with speakers and roundtables . . . maintain Veterinary library . . . give scholastic cup to outstanding Vet student of first two years . . . members must have B average for first and second years. Vice President .... Secretary Treasurer ..Walton Hawk Harold Albers Tim Righetti Vendell Hutchinson. President AtPHA TAU AU HA Back Row: Lealgren: Clark; Bual; Havener: Olsen; Hall; Johnson: Pond. Fourth Row: Spivey: Dutch: Bartels; Hahn. Brillon; Kirks: Blase. T ura Row: Kennedy: Anderson: Vance; Stewart; Scheufler; Householder; Fitzsimmons. Second Row: Gibbons: Kane; Santos: Martin: Woodward; Stevenson; Phillips: Daise. First Row: Early: Canada: Hcilig; Bergman; Hills; Knapp: Fithian: Starbuck; Bunger. Professional frat for Voc. Ag majors planning on teaching in High Schools . . . have con- cessions at Rodeo . . . scholarship, character re- quirements . . . annual outing for members . . . speakers at meetings. 186 Bill Hills President Vice President Gordon Sturb-.ick Secretary Chester Fithian Treasurer Alden Knapp AiPHA ZBTA Back Row: Farmer; Anderson; DeBary; Vatson; Painter; Shickenschneider ; Larsen: Propsl: Toomer; Reuting. Third Row: Bohm; Bledsoe; Cianton; Doyle; Husted; Boulter; Hawley: Hargroves; Phillips: Brilton. Second Row: Loard: Veimer; Parker; Breniman; Dansky; Householder; Baucani; MacLennan; Starbuck: Culbertson. First Row: DePew; Hoist; Wiley; Palm; Votaw; Reid; Hills: Mandsen: Cramer: McWilliams; Meyers: Bertone. Brainy Aggie farmers pledged during spring quarter pledges wear old overalls, bright necker- chiefs, dilapidated straw hats, carry hoes and rakes hash over farming techniques twice monthly. .1 M ,--;:: Vice President... Secretary Treasurer.. Bob Wiley Bill Hills .Preston Reed Ed Palm President BETA BETA BETA Back Row: Gruenfcld; Monninger: Robbins: Teague: Hensley: Wadlow; Pusvaskis: Wiley: Poplaski. Second Row: Zander: Delliquadri: Ropa; Elvers; Stichka- Campbell: Thompson: Chapin: Bay. First Row: Olson; Sharkcy; Orrell: McMillin; Zander. V.; Brooks: Hall: Burkholder: Smith: Horslman. u h Biological honorary speakers at bi-monthly meetings panel discussions by members recog- nizes and encourages high scholarship Thcla chapter, founded in 1931. Bill Horstman President Vice President Bob Burkeholder Secretary Joye Smith Sponsor Treasurer Verna Zander 188 OEITA OttUCKOn Back Row Bliss: Thomas: Schafer: Slaugh. V .; Brunner Second Row. Gillham: Durham: Van Dyke: Ebert: Phillips: Mitchell. First Rom: Fender: Johnson: Davis: Nix: Slaugh, E. Rutherford: Glaney. Honorary women s music organization active pins are the gold harp the girls are capable when it comes to warbling, as well as to tooting horns and tickling the ivories collaborate with Kappa Kappa Psi to present assembly and radio programs. Vice President Dorothy Davis Secretary Ruth Johnson Treasurer. ... ....Hazel Fender Patsy Nix President 189 Back Row: Ross; Greenlee; Hayward; Cavin; Johnston. Second Row: Brodie: Wyss: Schurch; Preston. Firs Row: Kupilick: Knaus: Deines; Sitzman. Juniors tapped at AWS Honor Night huge green bows part of initiation garb attend shows in a gang sponsor Hesperia Sing spring quar- ter wear kelly green dresses personality and leadership plus. too Margie Dienes President Vice President Bobbie Knaus Secretary Margaret Sitzman Treasurer Margaret Kupilick KAPPA KAPPA M Back Rou;: Jennings: Brown; Smith; Farmer; Deininger; Phillippi; Hadley; Beachy. Firsl Row: Barnes: Fields; Harris; Dunn: Ohman; Lynch; White. Outstanding men of music . . . good ROTC band members . . . the fellows who are always on de- mand whether it s the classics or German band favorites you want . . . present assembly in con- junction with Delta Omicron. Vice President Secretary Treasurer. ... Bill Harris ...Eldon Dunn ..Jim Niebaum Norris Lynch President KAPPA mu Back Roai: Tucker: Landblooni : Guard; Anderson; Staly. Third Row: Falkenstern; Showalter; Drenick; Clark; Mayer; Blevins: Hayward. Second Row: Allen: Berger: Canlrell: Thomas: Jarzomb; Madison: Hughes. Firsl Roo : Allen; Grandy; Thode: Newton ; Ingram ; Strauss. Honorary . . . activated on A M campus last spring . . . composed of the old Euclidean Club . . . members must have a B average in math . . . purpose is to promote interest in mathematics. 192 Tyre Newton President Vice President David Hughes Secretary Ruth Thode Treasurer.... ....Bill Drenick Back Row: Salomon: Gaylor; Reynolds: Lambert. Joppa; Burton: Sauer. Third Row: Fay: Zeiller: Beck: Williams: Alcott: Brown; Gray. Second Rou : Iritani; Deininger; Brooks: McNamee; Wintz: Carlson; Miller. Firsl Rou : Romer: Blatchley: Patrick: Amend; Bolin: Wray; Erirkson ; Haynie. Sophomore men s honorary cooperate with Spurs sell Frosh Bibles lead caravan of frosh to paint the A help Spurs decorate the Union Christmas tree known by green sweaters with yellow emblems. Vice President Al Patrick Secretary Arwin Bolin Treasurer Bill Erickson Sargeani-at-arms Ron Blatchley Eddie Amend President oxwcKon uu Bad Rou : Wndlow: Ray: Klipple: Huff. Firsl Row Bay: Atherton; Hummel. Juniors and seniors who have maintained high scholastic standing purpose is to honor and foster scholarship, leadership, research in field of Home Economics girls have a flare for cook- ing and sewing. Barbara Atherton President Vice President, Treasurer Secretary .Phyllis Wadlow Louise Klipple 194 Bacfc Roai: Walker: MacKendrick; Breniman: Danfon), Hensley: Bay: Mealins. First Row: Erickson; Dickinson: Weiland: Vanier; Wcstfall: Johnson. Honors willing workers on campus publications national collegiate journalistic fraternity- prepare April Fool edition of the Collegian- help publication staffs iron out their problems. Vice President Velaine Vainer Secretary, Treasurer Don Dickinson Ed Danford President IT 195 pi mu Bacfc Row: Donaldson: Barrowman: Slonecker: Lombardi: Srrmtjer; Breniman. Second Roiv: Lennox; Gazaway: Axtell: Bur- dick: Wickersham: VonVihil. Firsl Row. Hunter: Birky; Stenehjem; Hunter, E. C. : Creek: Johnson. Membership requires B average in sociology department economics, sociology, history favorite subjects of members study social problems promote scholarship as well as social service. -, h 196 Maynard Stenehjem President m. Vice President Dorothy VonVihil Secretary, Treasurer Herb Heilig : ,,. TAU Back Rou : Whitford; Mourn; Jenneke; Gunler; McCrackin; Meleney; Bender: Heney; Wilkinson: Gillispie; Lighty. Second Row: Kempton: Hallmark: Darvirs; Schachterle; Lighty: Stwalley: Lantenbach ; Noble; Gronbcrg: Smith. Firsl Row: Hillyer; Stevens: Strate: Grandy; Williams; Barmrhglon Masar: Nau: Mummert: Scoficld; Lynch. Honors outstanding junior and senior engineers . . . masters of the slide rule . . . give medal to frosh engineer with highest grades . . . wheels behind Engineer ' s Day . . . they ' re denoted by the pyramid and rail. Vice President Richard Nau Secretary Eric Mourn Treasurer Theodore Williams Robert Masar President Back Row. Phillips: Johnson: Craves: Ratcliffc; Conzelt: English: Murphy. Third Row: Giarque; Ruff; Slaugh: James; Brown: Ford: Hinlz. Second Row. Daly; Capps; Foulk: Walek: Eya. Firsl Row. Dunn: Hulquisl: Anderson; Keating; Whitmore: Bay Sophomore women tapped in spring chosen for leadership, scholastic standing, service beat Lancers 6-0 in football at BYU game honor basketball squad with banquet spring formal. Jackie Anderson President Vice President Secretary - Treasurer.... Betty Hulquist Margaret Keating Joyce Dunn 1Q8 TAU IOTA Jolmson; Muff. Reynolds: Klipple: Atherton; Vanter. Senior women ' s honorary chosen lor high scholar- ship, leadership, character sponsor Counselettes sell homecoming mums tap members at AWS Honor Night in cap and gown outstanding senior girls. Vice President Secretary Treasurer ... Louise Klipple Shirlie Huff .Barbara Atherton Velaine Vainer President 199 Badk Rou : Crump; Shoemaker; McCaskell; Monninger; Wadlow; Green; Brown; Gruenfeld. Tliird Rou : Comer; Hoffman; Baker; CKapman; Brown; Logan. Second Rou ; Troxell; Vygant: Kissinger: Landenberger; Boyd; Rader. .First Rou;: Eck- lund ; Hillen : Ryder ; Solomon ; Meeker. Forestry honorary . . . creates interest in forestry . . . promotes friendship . . . presents opportunities to learn about phases of the profession from mem- bers of the Forestry Service and National Park Service. Vs. 1 200 Bill Crump Forester Associate Forester Ray Boyd Ranger Phil Shoemaker Fiscal Agent Gordon Comer SKIT NITE - v ? L n fi . % _ j Sacks on stage v H Keep your meat-hooks off my beer! CONTEST WINNERS utaitt 205 Officer Instructors Front Row: Col. Bullock. Second Row: Lt. Col. Mes- serschmitt. Lt. Col. Irwin. Third Row: Maj. Lien. Maj. Zacherle. Capt. Fre. Fourth Row: Capt. Med- lin. W. O. J. G. DriscoH. Fifth Row: W. O. J. G. Hale. Dm J U Enlisted Instructors Front Rou;: M Sgt. Burl in game, Cpl. White. Back Row: M Sgt. Williams. M Sgt. Claggett. M Sgt. Barren. 204 Sergeant Barren instructing basic students j 4 R. O. T. C. Band and Sponsor Drum Major Frank Brown and Honorary Captain Joyce Campbell. Regimental Staff and Sponsor Cadet Lt. Col. Hamman. Cadet Maj. Limes, Honor- ary Cadet Col. Donna Sieg- freid. Cadet Col. Lighty. Cadet Lt. Campbell. Cadet H Sgt. Maj. Benson. R. O. T. C. Color Guard 205 Cadet Lt. Col. Noble Cadet Major Wiley. Honorary Lt. Col. Vir- ginia Durham BATTALION JP BATTERY A Cadet Capt. Holthus, Honorary Capt. Anita Franklin BATTERY B Cadet Capt. Schoeler, Honorary Capt. Joye Smith 206 BATTERY C Cadet Capt. Cunningham. Honorary Capt. Elaine English Cadet Lt. Col. Hoff- man, Cadet Maj. Munson. Honorary Lt. Col. Nora Davis Cadet Capt. Rudolph. Honorary Capt. Alice Lawrence BA1 TALION |- -- ' ' BATTERY D BATTERY E Cadet Capt. Reid, Honorary Capt. Joanne Wyss ATTERY Cadet Capt. Meade, Honorary Capt. Betty Hulquist 207 ni if M M BATTERY G Cadet Capt. Weeks. Honorary Capt. Sue Capps BATTERY H Cadet Capt. Sullivan. Honorary Capt. Dorothy Ross 208 BATTERY I Cadet Capt. Lancaster, Honorary Capt. Ladessa Johnson Cadet Lt. Col. Coy. Cadet Maj. Sawyer, Honorary Lt. Col. Leedy BATTALION Senior Advanced Course Front Row : Hamman. Munroe, NVeeks, Coy, Lawrence, Lighty, Vooten, Zollner. Second Row: McCoy. Jackson, Wiley, Campbell. Reid, Evans, Hoffman. Tnird Row : Sullivan, Lancaster, Schoc- ler, Bartels, Sanborn. Munson. Fourth Raw : Ru- dolph. Larson, Meade, Noble. Limes. Bocfc Row: Wieland, Holthus, Albrecht, Cunningham. Junior Advanced Course All Junior and Senior Advanced Course students and Veterinary R. O. T. C. students are mem- bers of the Vings and Cannons Club, a military social organization. Veterinary Advanced Course Firs Row: Ramsey, Ross. Matron. Scott. F. Pet- erson. Lyons. W. Peterson, Carnes. Boettecher. Bryant. Second Rou : Shiner. Drake. Emerson. Brown. Dennis, Burns, Aanes. Schroeder, Berry. Bay. Tnird Row : Kennedy. Rigo. Vondy. Adrian. Boice. Webster. Swift. Ninons. Bruner. Sharkey. 200 Front Row: Munroc, Weeks, Coy. Lighty. Limes. Noble. Second Row: Hamman, Wiley. Lawrence. Reid, Evans, Hoffman. Tnird Rou : McCoy. Schoeler, Campbell. Sanborn. Munson. Fourl i Rom: Meade. Bartels. SCABBARD and BU00 Alfred Lighty President The Colorado A M unit of Scabbard and Blade, national military honor- ary organization, was formed in 1923. Its purpose is to develop competent and efficient military leaders. Initiation 210 First Row: Cpl. While. Dilley. Benson. Milbee. Munson. Sullivan. Albreclil. Palmer. Capluin Free. Second Row: Billings, Godden. Henderson, O Donnell. Rezac. Wheeler, Ehrlicli. 1 urd Row : Orgish. Morehart. Zimmerman. Danna. Sohrbeck. Lindenmeicr. Foiirl i Row. Arnold. Housley. Ligon, Sielk. Cox, Free, Dorstewitz. Back Row: Koenig, Merrill. Woodyard. Powers, Tatem, Bo stock. PtSTOl and RIFIE CIU8 : Practicing 211 The Pistol and Rifle Club is composed of R. O. T. C. students, who com- pete in matches with other colleges and universities. Members who compete in these matches are chosen from among the expert marksmen of the group. All equipment used by the ciub is furnished by the government. William Sullivan President Military Ball Cadet Captain Reid presents Joanne Wyss Music for the Ball by Jimmie Crier Many veteran students attended the Ball s 9 t MB Sponsor Joye SmitTi is presented 212 Summer Camp Reid at the Fort Sill Anti-aircraft range Cadets at Lowry Field pass in review Multiple .50 Anti-aircraft range Wieland. K. P. Howitzer crew CHowHounds Hamman and Dye 213 r v VjJ ' XjjJ S?oRT2 AMO fe . M . r tfrt 3 w .v.y.v. . i-.v.v.v. ,, Mllll liillffl!!!!!(l Our Judge Our Judge, the creator of l.i I Abner. the Yokum family, their Dogpatch neighbors, and, of course. the Shmoo. IB the only cartooniit to create a national holiday. Sadie Hawkins Day. He has received the Outer of the cartooning world and the Bill DeBeck Award as the year ' s outstanding cartoonist. We are sincerely grateful to Al Capp for allowing us to portray his famous characters in this year ' s SILVER SPRUCE and for being so generous and helpful in selecting our queen. Thanks. Ail 216 ruce osueen 217 Sruce rttenaant rttenaant Attendant -A.W.S. -Attendant Olme 218 Jl. W.S. Jdn Ji im 219 220 221 o(i ueen 222 naineer 6 ueen I ll llma 223 224 A ' ace 225 BUSINESS ANA UGER 226 ' fice A r 227 Ibk lime . 228 fan ' jack 229 Pace 250 i 231 First Rou;: Jack Remington. Mary Lou Hutchison, Ladessa Johnson. Ruth Beach. Bonnie Brodie, Loaise Klipple. Second Row: Don Mac- Kendrick. Roy Romer, Don Oldemeyer, Charlie Delp. Bob Humphrey. Warren Breniman. Third Row: Boh Johnson. Oliver Holtzman. Don Dobler. Pete Olscn. Oliver Woods, Don Mullison. Fourth Row. Dick Walter. Hugo Stuckenschneider. Ralph Sclch. Thurman McGraw. Tom MacLeod, Dario Marioni. Members not in picture: 1. Jay Gruenfeld. Roderick MacLennan. John Olsen. Keith Thompson, Wilbur Garfield. Dick Washburn. Walter Payne. WKo AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES 2W- My Son, My Son (feminine gender) Child development class? A.W.S CARNIVAL Come on suckers. A winner everytime Witch on a broom You have to see it to believe it Step right up. Tickets here 253 WELCOME TO SIMEY ' S Just passing through And so do you. Sleeping Beauty No one really studies here The dog has the right idea _ Dinner at Simey ' s My next illusion will be 234 ASSEMBLIES Bach, Brahms, Blues, and Be Bop Adagio Dancers Molly Mayfield says . . . Casual Cowboy Peasant ' s revolt 235 ONE NIGHT e Smilin ' Dulse Imagine that. 1 pkked my own pocket Make way for the new queen Fine assortment of music makers Smoe and SKmoo Waal Daisy Mae ... all three of 256 STANDS How about artificial respiration? . i This is the year Stuckenschneider and date Gay. carefree Mayday frolic Strip Polka? 237 LITTLE INTERNATIONAL m Sausage, pork chops, and fried ham But where is Mary? Hamburger in formal dress 258 HEARTS AND FLOWERS FAT AN APPLE EVERY DAY How to keep the doctors poor And to the holder of ticket No. 135 ... 259 GEORGE, YOU ' RE LATE All As long as you ' re here, hello Heartburn or gout So I bought 3000 And did you hear about Mrs. . . . Old Fashioned girl ALL MY OFFSPRING Aw. Ma. 1 ' JI get a job tomorrow How lucky can you be? Violation of the child labor law. R. .1.? Things are tough all over 241 .ook, it works magic LABS 10 hours class 1 hour credit Bottle Collection To prove: Never draw to an inside straight House of odors King size still? WI H1!LD CLASSES EVERYWH1 245 I STUDENT HEALTH I SERVICE Murder Incorporated The square needle sho Smile when you can. Mister HEALTH SERVICE Baked, stewed or parboi Name and next of kin, please We ' ll remove this one about here I 244 HYSTERIA SING I I I Chair shortage ater. Water Plum Street choral society ' I On tlie down teat, girls Mi. mi. mi. awww To the victors belong the spoils SNOW BUNNY CONVENTION I (law so murli more than ( , regory why fight it I don t bend that way New version ot the India rope trick m t TI,l,. t U,ldl ' D f unc ,, )n j |i piece Two Afghanistan talking-goldfish for this winnei 246 a former University of Utah football great in. the late 1920 ' s, molded together a rugged eleven in 1948 to post the finest record chalked up by an Aggie coach in over a decade and earn his second consecutive title as Coach Of The Year in the Rocky Mountains. Under his stern and tactful leadership, the gridders march to 8 wins in 10 tries to earn an invitation to the Raisen Bowl at Fresno, California, a feat which is new in the school s history. The genial mentor is a Rocky Mountain product reared in Utah and came to Aggies after coaching the backfield at Denver U. His work has earned him a place in the heart of every Aggie fan. and the respect of everyone. WS i V W Un tilt yl u Two outstanding coaches, Line CoacK Mark Duncan, (upper left), and Backfield Coach Bob Snedden, (lower left), can be given credit along with Coach Bob Davis for the 1948 Aggie Raisin Bowl eleven. A pat on the back should also be given to head Freshman Coach Julius Wagner, (upper right), and his assist- ant Harry Troxell, (lower right), for preparing the freshman for the jump from high school to college varsity football. The two lone seniors on the varsity, guard Tuffy Mullison, (upper center), and halfback, Keith Thompson, (low- er center), were both sparkling front line per- formers. Their play earned them the selection as co-captains of the 48 aggression. 249 Colorado A and M 25 Colorado College 6 The 1948 season got under way with the Aggies pulverizing Colorado College 25-6. The junior dominated team sounded warning that it would be a potential threat in conference play with its devastating attack. F i-JL 17| 12 ' Keith Thompson Chester Dewey David Gates Albert Riegel Jack Cliriitiim Colorado A and M 41 New Mexico A and M. 6 Capitalizing on many miscues by a green New Mexico Aggie team, the Rams of Colorado A M tromped to an easy 41-6 victory. The Rams made use of many New Mexico fum- bles, turning two recoveries of fumbles and three intercepted passes into touchdowns. Chet Dewey ' s 76 yard gallop and Don II. in. is 60 yard touchdown run after intercept- ing a pass were the highlights of the lop-sided contest. 18 48 250 35 ' Colorado A and M 9 Utah State 7 A defense that yielded only at mid-field, Bob Hainlen ' s phenomenal kicking, and Eddie Han- na s equally brilliant running gave the under- dog Rams a 9-7 win over Utah State. Out- gained 319 to 134 yards, the Rams mustered Q markers on Eddie Hanna ' s 15 yard jaunt into the end zone and Bob Hainlen s place- ment to emerge the victors. Three times the Rams repulsed the Farmers inside their own 15 yard line. 1 Ht E ' C V | Marion Orme Bill Savage iMlRxtl] Jack Christiansen Jasper Haynes Bill Adamson ' ' Colorado A and M 14 Denver University 7 Fighting desperately to preserve their unde- feated record, the Colorado Aggies football team caught fire in the clutch to whip D.U.. 14-10. Spotting the Pioneers a 7 point half- time lead, the Aggies roared back on a brilli- ant 83 yard touchdown sprint by Manna and a 49 yard pass play from Taylor to Thompson which netted 6 points. The game was wit- nessed by 3000 Aggie fans who made the trip in a car Aggie Caravan. 251 Colorado A and M 29 Drake University 31 Drake s powerful Bulldogs snapped the Aggie victory string at 5 straight with a 31-29 win in a Homecoming game that went from one extreme to the other. The Rams jumped into a healthy 16-0 lead in the first quarter on touchdowns by Faucett and McGraw and a field goal by Hainlen only to watch the Bull- dogs come back with 28 poi nts to lead at the half. Two last half scores by Green and Thompson were in vain as Drake added a field goal for the margin of victory. 252 I Bruising lac Lies, high leaps after passes, and long yard gaining sprints combined to provide the loyal Ag- gie fans Homecoming thrills galore. Dasel Hallmark Frank I ' .iuicll Lyle Yarrington Carl Cox Lyle Sliu k -r J 31 Colorado A and M 21 Wyoming University 20 Dale Dodrill blocked Wyomin ' s attempted point-after-touchdown try in the final minute of play to enable the cinderella Rams to eke out a 21-20 victory. With Bob Hainlen superbly directing the Aggie strategy, the Aggies erased a 14-0 third quarter deficit with two touchdowns by Thompson and one by Abshire. Carl Cox shared the hero s roll by successfully booting three placements for the victory margin. 253 Colorado A and M 33 Colorado Mines .. ....0 Vi Colorado A M Rams exhibited thundering offensive power in whitewashing an outclassed Colorado School of Mines 33-0. Halfbacks. OIlie Voods and Twinkletoes Hanna pro- vided the spark; each scoring twice. Dasel Hallmark crashed over for the other Aggie tally. Reserves played a large per cent of the last half. ' ' ' 1 m 9 Don Hoch Paul Horton Earl Russell Joe Folsom Colorado A and M Utah University 3 12 A 97 yard Utah touchdown gallop on the opening kickoff broke the Rams back and enabled the Utes to march on to a 12-3 con- quest in the Skyline Six championship fray. Threatening numerous times, the Aggies lacked their customary scoring punch, and gathered only 3 points on Hainlen ' s third field goal of the year. This marked the only defeat suf- fered by the ' 48 Ram gridders in conference play. 254 Gtorje Jon Colorado A and M 20 Brigham Young University The hard driving Rams got baclc on the win- ning trail with a 20-0 win over B.Y.U. Ollie ' Woods highlighted the last home extravaganza with a 93 yard scoring run. In posting this win the Aggies finished their conference sea- son brighter than in any season since 1934 with a 4 won: 1 lost record. Bob Seyfried George Jones Frank McKibben Glenn Anderson Colorado A and M 29 Colorado University 25 Polishing off a banner year and cinching their bid to the Raisin Bowl, the Ags over-powered the favored Buffaloes from Colorado U., 29-25 for the first time in 1 5 years. Two Green to Hanna laterals and successful conversions by Faucett, a 95 yard punt return by Christian- son, and 3 field goals by Golden Toe Hain- len mustered the 29 points. 255 ? : . M i- . l : v Rfli5in OCCIDENTAL COL. vs. COLORADO A M SuSEC IT JUS fltM JUKtM CUAMIEI OF COHHEICE 256 Bob Hainlen Dale Dodrill Thurman McGraw Eddie Hanna Colorado A and M 20 Occidental College 21 Unbeaten Occidental College exploded for three last half touchdowns to nip Colorado A M. 21-20, in the New Years Day classic at Fresno. California. The contest featured Ed- die Hannn ' s record breaking runs of 71 and 70 yards, and Bob Hainlen ' s brilliant passing. Steve Smith bested Aggie Frankie Faucett in a conversion duel. 3-2. to account for the Tiger win. 257 V! I: Front Rou;: Fucett. F.; Gates. D.: Miller. W.: Dewey. C: Mullison. D.; Heath. W. ; I olsotn. J.: Cox, C: Hallmark. D. Second Row: Coach Bob Davis; Hanna. E. : Voods, O. : Greene. P.; Straub. D. ; Lurkenby, B. ; Jones, G. ; Ransdell, A.: Orme. M.; Line Coach Mark Duncan. T Urd Roo : Hawks. R. : Scheufler, G.; Banus, D.: Stelniack, J.: Faught, T. : Daw- son, H. ; Christiansen, J.; Zurbrigen, J.: Sampson, C. ; Horton, P. Fourth Rou : Adumsott. B. ; Sturker, L. ; Taylor, D.; Rum- ley. G.; Dodrill. D.; Pavlovich. B.; Gardner. L: Savage. B.; Hakes. G.: MacLeod. T. Fiftri Rou;: Yarrington, I..; Dyer. R Walters, L.: Haynes. J.; Riegel. A. ; McGraw. T.: Abshire. J.: Russell. E. ; Harris. P. Back Row. Hoelzer. C. : Hainlen. R : Seyfrieil. R. ; Goodhue, D.: Burum. E. : Wedercfuisl. D.; McKibben. F. : Thompson. K. 258 Fronl Rou : Stepulis, M. ; Wilhelm. K. : Reigfl. J.; Davis. R. : Koehler. W. : Pavel. D. ; Williams. D.; David. J.: Randall. 1; Wilson, R.; Hayne. R.; Bailey. .1.; Mascot B. Thornton. Second Row. Meadows. J. ; Ray. E. : Rice, D. : Malhcws. J.: Headlee, D.; Schillereff. H.; French. G. ; Ration. M.; Slanko. K. : Ashley. F. ; Todd. J. : Turner. G. ; McCluskey. T. ; Mascot G. Turner. Tfiird Rou ' : Rodgers. F. ; Ferguson. J.; Wasic, M. ; Wninate. V.: Valdvogel. D. ; Troy. D, ; Harvey, J.; Gresh- om, D.; Peverlie. D.: Harlass. B. : Martin. S. : 1 ymkovich. W. ; Strauh. A.; Ass t. Coach Hindman. Bact Row: Recnmn, J. : Weatherford. B.; Manaco, F. ; Nicks. B. ; Overstate. B. ; Tenmier. H.; Teniiner. C.: Prentice. D. ; Flulcher. C. : Narod, R.; Orgish B.; Worley. C. : Potts. R. ; Ass ' t. Coaches Chaffec and Hickerson: Ror Rou : Three Coaches. Ass ' l. Coach Jones. G. ; Head Coach Wagner. J.: Line Coacli Troxel. H. Many promising prospects for the 1049 varsity appeared this year on Coach Wagner s Aggie Freshman eleven. During the course of the season these gridders ground out a 7-7 tie with Colorado U. ' s Baby Buffs, and won over Vyoming s frosh 6-0 before tasting defeat at the hands of the Denver Pioneer yearlings, 26-19. Outstanding men on the ' 48 team were center Jim David, end Marvin Patton. guard Don Waldvogel, and backs Jim Randall and Duane Rice. Dale Erickson Tomi Hirama Bob Hendricks Bev Bradshaw 259 VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: Andrews. P.; Allen. B. : Schmidli. D : Williams. R.; Clark. C; Gustafson, C. : Janzcn. G. Back Ro,v : Chambers. D. ; Miller. R : Hill. W. : Dobler. D. ; Ranson. .1.: King. C. : Gossetl. W. : Selch. R : Anderson. G.; Peterson. F. : Holdych. H.; Lind. V. - Cage Scores - Head Varsity Basketball Coach E. D. (Doc) Taylor 260 Fort Warren 50 Fort Warren 52 Phillips University 59 Phillips University 52 C S. C. E 55 C. S. C. E 57 Witchita 50 Michigan 56 Texas 56 Auburn 51 Texas Tech 58 Colorado College 60 Colorado College 52 Utah University 54 Utah University 58 Utah State 50 Utah State 64 Utah University 69 Colorado Mines 59 Colorado Mines 45 Wyoming University 56 Wyoming University 55 Utah Stale 55 B. Y. U 66 B. Y. U 54 Wyoming University 56 Wyoming University 59 Denver University 59 Denver University 66 Denver University 85 Denver University 60 B. Y. U 79 B. Y. U 72 Utah University 72 Utah State.... ...62 Colorado A M... 65 Colorado A M... 77 Colorado A ' M... 6? Colorado A M... 65 Colorado A M... 47 Colorado A M... 6? Colorado A M... 4?, Colorado A M... 57 Colorado A M... 47 Colorado A M.. ....54 Colorado A M... 59 Colorado A M.... 61 Colorado A M... 56 Colorado A M.... 51 Colorado A M.... 55 Colorado A M... 45 Colorado A M.... 5? Colorado A M.... 57 Colorado A M.... 69 Colorado A M.... 60 Colorado A M.... 59 Colorado A M.... 55 Colorado A M.... 55 Colorado A M.... 54 Colorado A M.... 6? Colorado A M.... 45 Colorado A M.... 79 Colorado A M.... 56 Colorado A M.... 6? Colorado A M.... 54 C6lorado A M.... 55 Colorado A M.... 49 Colorado A M.... 55 Colorado A M.... 46 Colorado A M.... ...63 A- - A second all-conference selection, Don Dobler, bangs in a layup. Big Ron Livingston, Wyoming center, goes up in a vain attempt to stop Glenn Anderson from bucketing two points. Phil Andrews. Guard George Janzen, Guard Ralph Selch, Center Carl Gustafson. Forward - Ray Williams, Fred Peterson, Guard Forivarc Don Dobler, Forward Plucky George Janzen gets set for a charity toss against trie Denver Pioneers. ' Jumping Jimmy Ranson hurtles upward for a jump ball against Denver s Ed Little. Three men s lilhe muscles. Iwo sets belonging to Aggies Anderson and Allen, stretch lor a rclxxuul. Sorry says D.U. s Hauser. and no basket for Jimmy Ranson. Jim Ranson. Forward J ' Charles King, Guard Vic Lind. Guard v % - Benny Allen. Guard L V3 Glenn Anderson. Cen cr Bill Gossett Cen cr 263 ., Four Utah players ( any up on Aggie s Fred Peterson to tie up the ball. Now it s Aggie s turn and it ' s doubtful if Pioneer Vince Boryla can get out of this one. 264 Fronl Row: Obricn. F; Frilzler. A; Kciler. K; Walker. W; Burg. W; Ruhter, K: Woodward. R. Second Ron.: Daise G: Swanson. H: Mullison. D; Cox; Sloan. M; Woods. O: Fitzgerald. R: Anderson. A; Coach Julius Wagner. Back Rou;: Snydcr. E: Ash. J; Slacker, L: McKibben. F: McGraw. T: Wilson. J; McCandles, J; Anderson, G. Colorado Aggie grapplers chalked up one of their most successful seasons in history during 1940 by romping to victories over seven of the ten teams they met in regular season play and going on to win the Skyline Six Confer- ence crown in easy fashion. This record was a remarkable accomplishment for Coach Julius Vagner s crew, for the three defeats suffered were at the hands of three of the top teams in the nation; N.C.A.A. champion Oklahoma A M, third-ranking Cornell College of Iowa, and Big Seven titleholder Nebraska U. To add to their remark- able record as a team, the Rams emerged with four individual champions in the conference meet. Harlan Swanson nailed down his second consecutive 121 -pound title; sophomore Jay McGrew rang up his initial crown among the 145-pounders: Tuffy Mullison became a three time-conference king in the 155-pound weight; and Fum McGraw repeated in the heavy-weight division. For Coach Julius Vagner, the amazing record was just another of many. The genial mentor has lost only three conference buntings since 1927, the year he started hand- ling Aggie wrestlers. Coach Julius Wagner 265 Harlan Swanson, 121 pounds. Jack McCandless, Heavyweight. ' OIlie Woods has the upper ha nd over Tamai of Nebraska. Two points for Tuffy Mullison. 266 Carl Cox, 175 pounds. Willie Walker. 128 pounds. Glenn Anderson, 175 pounds. Don MuIIison, 155 pounds. Glenn Anderson and Beal. Oklahoma U. trying for an advantage. Fum working for his ultimate pin over Chapman of Southwestern Institute of Technology. 267 Thurman McGraw, Heavyweight Gene Daise, 136 pounds. Oliver Woods, 155 pounds Tuffy makes it look easy in pinning Wyoming ' s Mason. Break. says the referee, and Fum ' s opponent is no doubt thankful. 268 Jay McGrew, 145 pounds. Jim ViIson, Heavyweight. Earl Snyder. 136 pounds. Earl Snyder on the offense against an unidentified opponent. Two points for Pappy Cox. NCAA OKLAHOMA WESTUNG 1 AGGIES N.C.A.A. Individual Weight Champions. Front Row: Plaza, Purdue, 121 pounds; Hetrick. Oklahoma A M, 128 pounds; Lange. L., Cornell, 136 pounds. Back Row: Young, Iowa State Teachers, 145 pounds; Nelson, Iowa State Teachers, 155 pounds; Smith. Iowa State Teachers, 165 pounds; Gregson, Oklahoma A M, 175 pounds; Gagne, Minnesota, Heavy- weight. Colorado A M topped off a banner year in wrestling by staging the 19th annual N.C.A.A. Wrestling Championships in the men ' s gym- nasium on March 25 and 26. 1949. The ex- travaganza was pronounced a huge success in every respect by Tournament Chairman. Julius Wagner, who further commented, This year ' s distribution of entries was excellent . . . boys coming from all four corners of the United States to participate. The wrestling was well above par, and the various weight entries were well balanced with strong con tenders. Usually, a weight class has only one top- flight man, but this year, every division had three or four men who would have been champions in other years. With the Aggie A Club, and the Fort Collins ' Elks Club taking the lead, the town went alF out to show them a good time. Transportation to and from the hotel to the gymnasium, a buffalo dinner for the participants, a steak dinner for the coaches, and a free trip to scenic Estes Park for the wrestlers were highlights of this effort. Most observers attributed the excellent sports- manship to the entertainment, saying it served to relieve the tension of the contestants. The meet itself was saged on three mats as pictured below. Action in both the consolation and championship fights started on Friday after- noon and continued until Saturday night when the individual championships were held. When the firing cleared, Oklahoma A M had won its 17th team championship in 19 years. Although they took three individual championships, Iowa State Teachers emerged only second and Cornell College had racked up the number three spot. Total participants numbered 1 18 and 35 schools in the United States were represented. A great tribute was paid the Colorado Aggie Wrestling Coach. Julius Wagner ... he was elected president of the American Wrestling Coaches Associa- tion alter serving two years as secretary-treas- urer. The tourney next year will be staged by Iowa State Teachers College at Cedar Falls. Iowa. 270 You guess who it is we don ' t know. Hutton, Oklahoma A M and Gagne. Minnesota in the heavyweight championship Final. . Colo . A. [and Snook. Cornell K of D.U. g j ances mat tout igan State Another title match . pounders Smith oMowa State Teachers and Flesne, OklaKoma A Outstanding wrestler of the tourney . . . Charles Het- rick. Oklahoma A M and his coach, U. S. Olympic mentor Art Griffith. 271 One of the closest matches he tourney . . . Hutton. ' - ' Klahoma A M J Maldegan. Michigan Stale. Lost cause for McGraw . . - his conquerer. Barr, Penn- sylvania State. A typical match in the tournament. The victor in lfle conso|fl h n finals and ird best ,33 pounder . . . Tuffy Mu Il- son. tropl.i . ; ., prter. i. n and ovn yj m MI, .. : to nis dnlif. t 156-pound king, L. Lange, of Cornell besting dangerous 272 Meeker of Oklahoma A M. MEN ' S Intramural Director Bo Covvell. Intramural sports is a program sponsored by trie A M Athletic department to provide an organized means of enabling those students who are interested but not talent- ed enough to make a varsity club to take part in athletics. Trophies are awarded the team champions and the runner- up squad, and medals are given the individual winners to recognize their conquest of a sport. A point system is set up to conclude which organization has been the most versatile in all sports each quarter, and the one which has accumulated the most points is awarded the traveling trophy for the following quarter. The traveling trophy is good for three years, having nine gold plates on it, where the name of the organization winner, each quarter, is engraved. During 1948-49, 44 organizations and over 500 individual participants took part in the program. Intramural director Bo Cowell is to be commended for his sucessful planning of the complicated schedule so the events never conflict. Instructing classes in addition to his duties as schedule maker, statistician, and compiler of all results, ' Bo is doing a bang-up job in all capacities. 275 The Sig Eps garnered 51 5 points in the spring quarter to cinch the 1947-48 All-Sports Champ- ionship with 953 total points. Their nearest com- petitor, second place SAE trailed by almost 200 points. Sigma Nu won third place and Sigma Chi racked up the number four spot. Organiza- tion winners in the team competition were Sea- grams Ki in softball, Sigma Chi in volleyball, and Sigma Phi Epsilon in golf and track. Indivi- dual winners were Reach. I.S.A., in tennis, Sanderson unatached in badminton, and Linde- crantz in horseshoes. Track also gave a number of individual champions in open competition. The Engineers and the Phi Delts playing a hot intramural Softball game. Gates of Sig Eps about to break the string for a team relay victory. Suspended in mid-air is an unknown Ag- gie broadjumper. 274 Keach. Seagrams Ki. blasts a hot serve over the net in a tennis set. Sigma Alpha Epsilon took over the traveling trophy for the fall quarter by amassing the most points in all competition. Seagrams Ki once again dominated touch football, the Phi Taus copped the tennis crown, and the Civil Engineers emerged the victor in team horseshoe derby. Indi- vidual champs crowned were Zusadinski of Sea- grams Ki in open handball, and John Daniel of the Eng-ineers in open golf. An All star team was named in the fall major sport football. It was as follows. Junkovich Seag. Ki End Dietrich Tigers End Maxwell Seag. Ki Guard Benson Sigma Nu Guard Ricketts Seag. Ki Center Cook Tigers Back Vasieko Seag. Ki Back Lindbloom S.A.E. Back Van Metre S.P.E. Back Volt 1948 Seagrams Ki. winner of the intra- mural football crown for the second consecutive year. Phil Ray on the practice fairway. 275 1949 Sigma Chi displayed balanced strength in winter sports to take over the traveling trophy. Sea- grams Ki made it a clean sweep of the major sport crowns by taking the basketball champion- ship and also collected the bowling crown. Sigma Chi nailed up the volley ball and. swimming championships and Sigma Nu grabbed the team wrestling meet. Wrestling offered eight indi- vidual champions in form of Galbreath, SAE, 121 Ibs.; Thompson. SX. 134 Ibs.; Lovelace. Cava- liers. 142 Ibs.: Mackey. unattached. 14Q Ibs.: Peverly, Industrial Arts, 156 Ibs.; Cook, Barbs, 165 Ibs.: Daell, Cavaliers. 175 Ibs.; and Haynes. Cavaliers, heavyweight. All-star basketballers named were:: Dodrill Seagrams Ki Crook Seagrams Ki Tirey Sigma Nu Hainlen Sigma Phi Epsilon Christiansen Seagrams Ki Banus Sigma Nu Leafgreen Sigma Alpha Epsilon Hanna Seagrams Ki Dykeman Sigma Phi Epsilon Armstrong Castor Oilers Dunn ....Castor Oilers The Industrial Arts quintet and Sig Eps ' interfraternity champs battle for a jump ball. M fl -. V Ar a ' e intramural pro- Proved to be a 276 popular sport. ' . ' So. Lacking a balanced team due to the absence of accomp lished skiers to join versatile Student- Coach Ray Gustafson, the Aggie team fared badly in team standings in various ski meets. Bob Frausen was the only able representative joining Gustafson in the cross country event to add further troubles to the Aggie nemesis . . . lack of balance. Individually, the members placed well in the four ski meets they entered. Gustafson put on a scintillating performance in the Wyoming U. -Colorado A M Intercol- legiate Ski Meet by taking a first in the slalom and a second in the downhill. John Winder sparkled consistently, rising to his greatest heights in the Western State College Inter- collegiate, taking a second in the slalom in competition with the region s ace skiers. Top- ping the year off. Gustafson proved himself 26th best in the North American champion- ships which were loaded with several nations ' Olympic skiers. Frausen, B ; GustaFson. R : Winder. J ; Farrow, V ; Nolcing. D. Ray GusUbon. serves - Spiles in a slaW te -, I . 3 ..Y 277 O O o ,q An always dangerous Aggie swimming squad chalked up five wins in eight at- tempts in regular season meets to emerge a serious threat for the conference title at the season s end. Lack of balance and a limited squad being able to make the trip proved deciding factors in the 194Q splash derby at Salt Lake City, the result being that the Rams finished fourth behind Utah, Wyom- ing, and D. U. The latter two teams had been beaten in dual meets during the sea- son by Coach Tompkin ' s crew. High spots in the season were Hall ' s and Remington ' s point-making diving performances, Bill Evans undefeated season, and Bus Ab- shire s sprint wins. Bact Rou : Fleming, j; Evans. W; Rorlil. R: Abshire, J: Grubb, J; Ehrenreich. J: Assistant Coach Jay Gruenfeld. StconJ Row: Cronin. N; Humphrey. J; Remington. J: Hall. J: Cronin. F. TfurJ (Fronl) Roi: Ingersoll. L; Oil. D: Milton. J; Head Coach T. V. Tompkin. Sr-SiS E? 7ft S V 278 The diving twins .... Jack Remington and Jim Hall. This quartet composed the Ram relay team . . . Jim Abshire. Bill Evans, Don Ott, and John Fleming. A dip in the drink ' for Jay and Tommy the usual payment for an Aggie win. MHH M MH H Aw, heck, pal, let s shake, are the coaches ' comment and the Ag splashers give with a smile. 279 FronJ Row: Lawless. D; Morrison, C: Landgraf. A; Daniel, J: Bell, M; Bradshaw. N. Second Row: Crouter. G; Sieber, F: Angell. D: Teegarden, B: Nishimura, J; missing, Angell, O. Back Row: Coach J. V. Tobiska. Forward giant swings by Dwight Angell on the high bar inspire spectator interest. John Nishimura exhibits per- fect form on the trampoline. Although the Ram gymnastic team did not win a meet this season. Coach Tobiska is to be lauded for molding together a spirited crew which gave creditable performances. Handicapped by lack of facilities and avail- able space in which to practice, and by the loss of two crack men, Otis Angell and Bob Bower, in early season, the squad nerevthe- less gave Nebraska s powerful Cornhuskers and the Buff s from C. U. a scare before go- ing down to defeat by 5 and 6 points re- spectively. Consistent performers for the ' 49 aggregation were Nick Bradshaw and Jim Daniels, who doubles as the regional A.A.U. weight lifting champion. 280 i t J1U-. . j I Four members of the 1048 Aggie horsehide crew get some special instructions from popular Mark Duncan, current diamond mentor of the Rams and a former Denver University athletic great. Left to rig it are: Boh Hainlen. shortstop superb: Bill Luckenby. peppery right fielder; Don Straub. ace of the mound corps: Jim Ranson. reliable first sacker: and Coach Duncan. Showing definite signs of power in mid-season play, the 1948 Aggie baseball team defeated both Denver U. and Vyoming U. once during the season, but lacked the punch to win except occasionally. After winning two out of three conference frays, they soundly trounced the regional N.C.A.A. representatives, the Greeley State Bears, by a 7-1 count, and then hit slump which cost them the Eastern Division diadem. Colorado University 1 1 Colorado University 13 Fort Warren 5 -Regis College 10 Regis College 10 Denver University 2 Wyoming University 12 Wyoming University 2 Greeley State 1 Greeley State 23 Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado Colorado A A A A A A A A A A 2222222222 8 1 4 7 8 3 5 3 7 11 Colorado A M 8 Colorado A M 7 Colorado A M 2 Colorado A M 2 -Wyoming University 1 1 -Wyoming University Q -Denver University 17 -Denver University 12 281 Front row: Bill Meakins. Bob Hainlen. Woody Fries. Bill Luckenby. Don Straub. Rudy Bonnali. Jokn Relic. Middle row: Wilbur Garfield. Harry Johnson. Jim Twomcy. Keith Thompson. Mike Barlow, Jim Ranson. Rack row: Coach Mark Duncan. Jess Shyrack. Harold ChaBee. Hugo Stuckenschnieder, Bill Sullivan. Don Mullison. Mgr. Bert Palmer. Rudy Bonnali strides into hrst base after cracking out a base hit to aid in the Aggies 7-1 conquest over the Greeley State Bears. 282 Catcher Mike Barlow signals For a high one in a spirited early season practice session. First baseman Jim Ranson stretches tu nip Creeley State Bear by a half-step. Front line performers Rudy Bonnati. Wilbur Garfield. and Bill Luck- enby awaiting their turn at bat on the bench. Bob Hainlen scampers to third as the Wyoming third sacker crouches to receive the ball. A Wyoming player hits the dirt in an attempted steal as Keith Thompson races over to try to tag him. Three-fourths of the Aggie infield at rest Jim Ranson. Bob Hainlen, and Bill Mcakins. 283 I I Coach Harry Hughes, proverbial dean of Rocky Mountain athletic coaches, gives a few pointers to three stalwarts of his ' 48 trade aggregation. Kneeling left to right are: rubber- armed Frank Hens- ley, powerful Fum McGraw. lean Jack Christiansen, and Coach Hughes. r Boasting some of the most scintillating individ- ual track and field stars in the Skyline Six Con- ference, the ' 48 thin clads did not have the all around power to seriously bid for the champion- ship hunting. In speedy Jack Christianson, the Aggies had one of the most outstanding 440 men ever to trod the cinders in the Rocky Mountain area. George Jones ' superb javelin throwing, Fum McGraw ' s work with the discus and the shotput. and the mile relay team ' s consistent per- formances were all bright spots for the Fort Collins school. All of the above performers will be available for duty in 194Q. and with a few improving mem- bers of the ' 48 squad also returning, Coach Harry Hughes has high hopes for a successful season. 284 . George Jones, Ram Javelin ace. smiles for the cameraman. Hii 19Q fool effort was the best in A. 6 M track history. , Frank Hensley assumed a pose with the 16 pound hammer in hand which he hurled 148.6 feet for 3rd place in the Junior A.A.U Meet. Versatile ' Ollie Woods descends after clearing (lie crossbar in a practice vault. Jack Christiansen, who qualified for the Olymic trials in 1948. is about to hit the tape for a first in a conference meet with D. U. Suspended in mid-air by the quick lens of the camera is Lloyd Churches. Ram pole vaulter Conference discus champion Fum McGraw gazes out across the field prior to stepping in the circle for a whirl of the steel plate. 285 Front Row: John Brown, Ed Hoffman. Roger Mercer, Bert Fine, Mill Workman. Bach Rout: Chuck Nelson. Don Dobler. Mr. Stimmel. George Sherrirts. Loren Cole. Missing: Frank Munroe. Bill Chandler. Colo. A M 9 Regis Colo. A M 9 Regis Colo. A M 4 Nebraska 3 Colo. A M Wyoming 7 Colo. A M Vyoming 7 Colo. A M 9 C. S. C. E. 3 Colo. A M 9 C. S. C. E 3 Colo. A M Wyoming 7 Colo. A M 1 Wyoming 6 Colo. A M 1 Denver U. 8 Colo. A M Denver U- 9 The Ram tennis team opened their season with two shutout victories over Regis College of Den- ver, and followed by reeling the powerful Ne- braska Cornhuskers by a 4-3 score to loom as an early season darkhorse in Skyline Six court play. In tabbing the A M group as threats, the Rocky Mountain prognosticates did not take into con- sideration the power of Denver U. and Wyoming U.; hence the Aggies finished last in the confer- ence standings after clashing with these clubs. J Frank Munroe and Homer Ridge way get set for a hot doubles match. Don Dobler goes up for an overhand smash in a wicked singles fray. 1 f Aggies number one singles star. Frank Munroe. in action at the A. 6 M. courts. V i.4,. ... Aggie link artists completed a comparably suc- cessful season of play in 1948 by winning five out of nine matches from their foes. After los- ing an early season contest to Regis College, the Ram goiters marched to five victories in six tries to be recognized as a threat to star-studded Den- ver U., led by nationally known Babe Lind. They faltered however, in their attempt to hold the metropolitan Pioneers from their conquest of the championship. Front Row: Don Schoblaski. Wally Greb. Fred Peterson. Cortlyn Hotcb- ki. Back Row: Bob Humphrey. Jack Van Dyke. Dick Smelser. Everett Woods, Tom MacLeod. Three members of the golf squad skown on a puttting green: Dick Smelser. Jack VanDyke. and Bob Humphrey. Colo. A M 11 Regis 16 Colo. A M 22 ' 2 Regis 4 ' 2 Colo. A M 2 Nebraska 16 Colo. A M 14 Wyoming 13 Colo. A M 20 Wyoming 7 Colo. A M 21 Wyoming 6 Colo. A M 21 Wyoming 6 Colo. A M 2 Denver U. 28 Colo. A M 2 2 Denver U. 24V4 Ex-marine Tom MacLeod sends a long drive down the fairways. Preparing lo tee off at tKe Fort Collins Golf Club ' s greens is Wally Gret. steady Aggie Shotmaker. MISS FORBES Director of Women ' s t Physical Education Coaches and Instructors Erickson. Kratz. Tobiska, Keppel W.A.A. stands for the Women ' s Athletic Association to which about 30 percent of the girls on campus be- long. To join the organization each girl must gain points by participating in one or more prescribed after school sports activities and take a written test on the constitu- tion. In order to stay active a 2 point grade average must be maintained. The board is appointed by all the members and they plan the activities you can enter to gain points for membership. WWil Home Run King Graves 1 4. 288 Women ' s Intramural All-Star Hockey Team Upspin Slarn 289 W.A.A. BOARD Back Row: Davis. Snider. Smartt, Finch, Coleman. Vanderhoof. Euwer. Holden. Ramey. Third Row: Erickson, Ruff. Second Row: Moore, Flemming, Mrs. Keppel, Defnes. Greenlee. Firl Row; Foulk. Dunn, Sherriff, Ford. Back Row: Creigh, Henderson. Tappan, Chrisler, Parks. Orcine. Ross. Second Row: Lemley. Summers, Marsh- all. Matthiesen. Ruff, Foulk. Third Row: Erickson. Ha mmerick. Perry, Moore. Dunn. Snider. Fourth Rou : Bil- ler, Lyon, Ridennoure, Flemming. Urines. Vanderhoof. PEM CLUB Pern Club is an organization ex- clusively for women P. E. majors. A new club on campus, it was established here in 1948. The main purpose of this organiza- tion is to promote more unity, friendship, and understanding among its members. 290 SWAN CLUB Swan Club is an honorary wo- man ' s swimming club on the Colorado A M campus. Pled- ges come in as Ugly Ducklings and progress through a series of skills to become full-fledged Swans. The club holds an an- nual water show which is open to the public. Miss Kratz, KocK. Snider, Villson. Dunn, Ford. Service. Efimann, Daniels, Biller, Husking ORCHESIS Orchesis is the modern dance club of Colorado A M whose members study various dances as an art form. It is organized as a recreational unit and the members create their own dances for group participation, which are giv- en in an annual recital. 291 COLLEGE DAYS Color guard Vestern style Is this trip necessary? - ' Going up! Gripe, Gripe, Gripe! Howdy, neighbor! f- r 202 and we danced In the streets AH! ' TIS SPRING U lector? I deposited my last slug so we met to talk it over 294 I even bought flowers not a moment lost GRANULATION 1 1 the long wait hey. Ma! I made it 295 FACULTY INDEX Adams. O. R Albertson, Maurice Anderson. Edward Anderson. Roscoe V _.. Ashton. I nrrnr Atkinson. R. E . Aycock. Elholine ..17 -I 1 ) 21 ..II II Ballou. Stephen V Banghart. Jim Bark. R. O. Barnes, Bob Barney. C. W. Barrett. H. W. . Barron. Henry. M Sgt. ... Barton. R. W. Bay. Moy Beach. George Beacher. Bruce Beidleman. Richard .20 21. no -.16 ..._204 .._ 22 ..14. 164 14 20 Benjamin. Maxinc _ 17 Biedermann. Gertrude ... .. 20 Binkley. Almon M _.._ 14 Birdy. Raymond 144 Birkv. Carl W _ _ 21 Blackburn. Tom 14. 166 Blevins. Margaret S. - _2I Bock R O 20 Booth. Nichola. H _ 17 Bostrom. Irene _ ..20 Bracken. Frank _ 17 Brinker. Atha . - _l I Brodick. Dr _ _ _ _|7| Brown. Donald Dee II Brown. R. W II Bryant. Ralph C. _ 16 Buerhe. G.-egory . _ _21 Bullock. Colonel Stephen _ 203. 212 Burdick, Raymond T _ .21 Burke. John _ _ _ . 14 Canada. Ralph _ .22 Carlson, R. E 20 152 Girlyle. R. E L,M Casaleggi. Murl _ _20 Cassel. Frank J. Cermack. Jack Charley. U W Chasteen. J. S Chinburg. C. H Claggett. Darrell. M Sgt. Clark. Andrew G Clark. Catherine R. Clark. Florence E. .. Clevenger. Jack C. Coakley, Lois Jean Collins. Colorel Collopy. Mary Connell. W. E. ... Coon. Warren J Coons. Irene .20, 131 _15 20 ....13. 147 13 2O4 21 ..10. 26. 27. 28 ...... - ....... -JO ............ -...15 _ _ _ Copeland. Virginia ........................... _ ....... . ...... 20 Cortner. Delia Margaret ........... : ............... ................... 20 Cowell. Bo ................ 273 Creek. C. R ............................................. __ZZ. Z..2I Crone. E B. ..._ .............. ____ ...... _ ....... _ ....... _______ Z ____ 20 Cross, Floyd .................................................................... 1 7 D Daniels. Leslie ................................................................ 1 4 Davis. C D ............................................ _ ............. 14. 143 Davis. Robert W ................ ________ 17 248 Deem. A. W ....................................... _ .................. _____ 17 Deen. I. L. __________ ...... _______________ _. _ _ __ _ ; r, Delahanty. D. Y ..... Diebel. Windel ......... ________ _2I Dodge. J. C ................................ __________ ...... ____________ 15 Domeier. William ............... _ ...... _ ...... ____ ................... _|0 Donaldson. D..N ........ ____________________________ M, 171 Dotson. H. l_ ............... .................. _______ ............. 10 Duncan. Mark ....... _ .......... _ ............... 142. 240. 281. 282 Durham. Howard A . . 20 Dun-ell. L W ................ _ ...................... _ ............. M. 21 Dulcher. Mary A ............ _ .............................. ......... _2I Dyar. Elizabeth ........................................................ 22 Edwards. Ruth E. .. Ensign. Ronald D. Epling. Glenwood -. Folkenstcra. Oswald John Farquhur on. James . Ferguson. A. C. Ferguson. C. W. Fisher. Genevieve Forbes. Elizabeth Frunson, no wen I ' razer. Delores Frazer, Ernest French. Jasper Froxel. I larry .. Frey. Paul R .. Fulls. Jess L .....20 ...-14 17 ..17 _I4 10 10 ....288 17 II II -II. 27 249 -20 21 Gale. George .... Gardner. B. M. .. Garfteld. Wilber 298 II ,...21 ....24 Gausnuin, Glen 14 Gazaway. H. Prentiu .... Gibbons. L. L ZZZZZZZlJ Goeder. Frank P jy Goodman. Elbert 17 Gregg. Marda 1 1 Griffith. Helen ZZZZ ' ZZJ 1 Gronberg, J. I _ | j_ j Guard. Hami 27. 21. 24. 25. 192 Gustation. Dagmar 22 H Halli. Lowell (6 Harlan. Aurcliii B 20 Hard, Eleanor _ Harrington. H. D Hartshorn. Duane F Hatton. Clara Hausser, Harry Edward 20 Haus. T. E 14 I Invil M, Juliui Mr. Hayward. Leota C Hazaleus. Melvin Hedblorn. Gene Hr.lig. Herb Hendrirks, Jeanrtle Heney. Prisrilla Marden 20 Henney, Homer J 20. 14 Henry. George F |j Hervey. Donald |g Hkkman. Everelte JQ Hicks. Julia ... M Hill. H. J ZZH Hindman. Eliie F ' Hint , Fem Hirama, Haruko ... HirscKberg. Lucien Hodgson. James G. Hoerner. J. L ..._. Holberg. Moselle ... Hopwood, M. Lloyd Horsely. Esther Hotchkiss. Courtlyn Howells. Barbara Hoyle. Ruth _... Huff. Marjorie Hughes. Harry W Hunt. Betty Jane Allyn Hunler. Elmer C. Hunter, Ruth _ |0 I Ince. Gordon A |60 Irwin. Keith G _ 20 J Jackson. R. Scott _ 17 Jensen. Rue _ _ 17 Johnson. D. K. 20 Johnson, G. C. [ 20 Johnson. H. W _ _ 17, 2Q Jordan, Henry G _ 13, in Jorgenaen. Carl 14 Keppel. Ruth ._ _ _...288. 290 Kicks, Julia 22 King. Wendell B. ZZZZZZl2o7l73 Kjos, Oscar _ 13 Klinger, Bruno ..... 21 Koonsman. George _ 13 Kratz. Betty 288. 291 Kunkel. Robert |4 Lane. Clarinda B _20 Lane, George H 21 Lennox. Russell D _2I Lewis. Robert L 15 20 104 Lindon. P. H _ 1..Z-I3 List. George M _ _ 14 Lombardi. Ralph E _ |Q6 Me McAherly. Kenneth .... McClanahan. Waller R McKellar. E. K McKenney. Helen McKinnon. Mr -.10 21 14 II 168 M Mag. Dale D __._ JQ Madison. M. Leslie 21 Manzolillo. Lola _...!! Maxsom. Dorothy E. .- - 1 1 Mayer. Marjorie 20 Mellor. J. L. _14 Messick. Henry H - 20 Metz. Lavem 1 1 Meyer. Reverend Theodore 1 5Q Michaelson. M. E 21 Mickle. Gordon ..._ _ |4 Miller, Carroll H 21 Miller. Warner |fl Mischke. Bert B 21 Mogren. E W |6 Monroe. Jay Moore. Jane Morgan. David H. Morgan. Margaret Morris. Stella Moss. Lloyd C Moul. Belly Mummert. H. B Murdy. Winifred Mussenbrock. August 14 N Nelson. E W. .16 . 29 to 31 ! Two points behind 28 Newsom. I. E Nlchol. Virginia Nichols. Edwin ... Nlcol. John J ZZZZZ Zj44 Northrup. Catherine M ' io. 28 Olsen. O. W .20 O.tler. Robert D , 14 Palli.ler. E F _ _ | 7 Palmer. Miriam 14 Palmer. Wayne B. ... 80 282 Parshell. Maxwell .__ ' 15 Patton. A. Rae _ _ 20 Payne, Colleen _ 1 1 Peri,ho. Floyd W. ... 20 Powell. Bill ... Pyke. W. E 20 Rank. Molly || Rank. Zeli. Rankin. Richard Rankin. A. Donald .. Raynor. Elizabeth _ 17 Reitzer. Johana M . 20 Reynolds. Leo Reynolds. Pauline Reynolds. Winifred _ 21 199 .22 Rinker. Mary Jane Roberts. Ron 10 Roberts. Ruth L Robertson, David W. _ _ 21 Rogers. H. W Rollins. Ralph Romine. Dale S Sandhouse. H. AA. 14 Satorius. Richard ..._ ZZjl Saxon. Doris .... 22 Schaeffer. W. H. ... Schmehl. Willard R Schutjer. Blancke E _ 21 Schweizer. Herbert 13 Scorleld. J. H _.._.ZZl3 Scoles. Virginia 1 1 Shackleford. R. W. . 13 Shannon. Dale E Zjl Shidler. Frank _ _.._ _ ] | Shobe. Potsy Shook. Mrs. Carrie ..._ I.Z !ll Simmons. C. O 11, 27 Simonds. Austin O _ 21 Skiles. R _ _ J| Slocum. Flora L. _ _ 22 Sneddon. Robert _ 249 Splittberger. George H _ _ _20 Steward. Lewis Walter _ 82, 133 Staley. James M _ 21 SteinhotT. Harold _ ZZZ !l6 Stevens. Norman 20 Stimmel. L. H .20, 133, 286 Stimmel, Margaret 17. 133 Stinson. Dean .... 10 Stonaker. H. H ' .. ZI|4 Strale. J. T. _ _ 13. 147 Taylor. E D. Doc _ _ 260 Thatcher. T. O 14 Thebus. Olivia 1 1 Thornton. Bruce J _ 21 Thomas. W. D _ 21 Thompkins. Tonv 278 POUDRE VALLEY ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, INC. Corner Olive and Mathews Sis., Fort Collins New Remodeled Headquarters Building SERVING ELECTRICITY AND MAKING MODERN CONVENIENCE POSSIBLE FOR RURAL HOMES Serving the Aggies Since 1931 IVERSON DAIRY A Service for Particular People SfcH Green Stamps Grade A Milk MODEL CLEANERS DYERS George Barrett, Mgr. 119 W. Oak Street Phone 290 ToltiU. Joe _ _ 17, jao ToblJia, Helen _ _...I7. 22. 174. 288 Traxell. H. E 16 Tylen. Dr _2Q Voelker. Stanley W. W Wager. J. V. K _ Wagner, Hans _ . Wagner. Julious Walker. Norm ' a . Wasser. C. H Wattles. Ruth Jocelyn Weager. Lee E. .. Weber. Louis R. Wendt. Mary Jane ... ..265 .............. 249 ....... _____ 22 ................ 16 ....... 20. 157 ................ 16 ...20 ........................................................ _ Wentworth. Clarence Leavill .... 20 We.lfall. Alfred .. . 2o I9J WUIey. J. M ...... . ........ ZZZZHZHZ_1_5 Wheeler. Sherman S. .. 14 While. Parker. Jr.. Cpl ....................... .II 24 Whilney. Robert _______ H Whittaker. Edmund ... 21 Wilgus. H. S ...... : ........................ IIIIIIIIIIIl4 Williamson. Maude ........................................................ 22 Williams. Lois ............................... _ .............. _ ....... 1|. 172 Williams, Preaton .................. |67 168 Williams. Samuel M. Sgt ................... II.III ...... 1.204 Wilson. James C. Mrs ................................................. 172 Wilson, James C. ... 20 172 Wing. Dr .................................. ' _20 Wing. Elizabeth ............... M Woolley. Tyler A. ... Wood. Donald R. Wooding. W. L. . ...... 20 domtianu Yeager. Lee E. Young. Marie .... ..10 .11 Your Satisfaction Is Ours Cottlni, Cototado Zander, Verna _ 30 299 STUDENT INDEX Anne.. W A - -148 Abbolt. Virl Allen -34 Abbott. Jim _ _ - 153 Abr.im. Dorothy UVonne 60. 127. 174 Abrams. Robert Louis - - 86 Abihire J 142. 319 Aby. E. S - 148 Adams. Eva Joyce 86 Adanm. Helene Merle - 86 Adami. Katherine Morion 74 Adam,. Robert Clark 60 Adam.. Sharold 146 Adrian. Wallace L 74. 149 Affleck. Lloyd C 42. 145 Agee. Douglax Eugene 42 Alber. Fredrick W 60. 106. 167 Alber,. Harold Frank 42. 185 Alberson. J. F. Jr - 149 Albrechl. Henry 209. 211 Alcoll. Robert L - 86. 19! Alden. Palrica Lou 32. 86. 128 Allen. Ben - 142 Allen. Charles Alexander -74 Allen. Chnrles H. 60. 118 Allen. Donald Hugh 74. 192 Allen. L. D - -145 Allen. Robert Newlon -...86 Allen. Sarah Ann 74 Allen. W. Benson 7-1. 116. 142. 149. 192 Allison. Norlyn L 60. 160 Allison. Richard Lee - 74 Amend. H. Cassell .60. 138 Amend. Edith Elvira 74. 137. 193 Amend. Edwin H 74. 80. 138 Amend. Marian Peterson 74. 137 Amerman. Eugene C - 74. 109 Ammerman. Thomas D : 179 Anderson. Allen Eugene _ _ 86 Anderson. Arden Adair - - _.._.,._74 Anderson. Bob - _ 170 Anderson. Donald Theodore .86 Anderson. Duane E _.._ _ 42. 114. 187 Anderson. Eleanor 74. 137. 173 Anderson. Frank A _ _ JSO. 186 Anderson. Gerald Paul -.- .60 Anderson. Glendon R 74. 116 Anderson. Harold Freeman _ 86, 139 Anderson. Harrison Ray. Jr _ _ 42. 116 Anderson. Jacquelen E. 74. 132. 134. 169. 198 Anderson. John Everett 74. 118 Anderson. Leonard . ...86 Anderson, Robert 160 Anderson. Robert George 60 Anderson. Robert J 163 Anderson. Ruisell _ .60, 114 Anderson. William D.. Jr _ .86 Andia. C. G _ _ 148 Andrews. William George _ 86 Andrews. Gene L. ..._ 60. 120. 166 Andrews. Philip George 74 Angell. Dwighl Clark 60. 114. 146 Angell. Oli, Holmes 60 Annes. John R _ _ _...183 Anni,. John Richard 60. 148. 149 Ard. Harold Joseph 74 Arford. Marlin L 179 Armstrong. Robert Verne 86 Arnold. Eugene 1 46 Arnold. Gordon Willie _ 86. 155 Arnold. Harlan Gregory - 60. 113. 170 Arnold. Jeler H _ 42. 116. 167 Arnold. Raymond _ _ 21 1 Ah. James Warren .60. i07 Asmus, Doris Mae _ 74, 175 Atherton, Barbara Jean 41. 124. 194. 199 Atkins. Donna Cliarlene 86 Atkinson. James B.. Jr _ ,,,..60. 118. 158 Aucnmooflly. Betty Ann -. . 86. 128 Autrey, Warren C 74 Avenson, L.. J _ 149 Alell. R D _ 171. 196 I! Babcock. Barbara Bachilli. Elton Bailey. A Jay Bailey. D. E Baily. Carl G Bailey. F. L. Baird. Jerry Lee Baird. Margaret Jane Baker. Bertram David Bakrr. Doris Am 74. 128 86 06 M8 86, 160 ..148 139 ....86. 124 42. 138. 150 86. 163 Baker. E. D 2OO Baker Jay Frank 86 1 16 Baker. Ula Ellen .86 Ball. Gilbert Eugene _ 60 Ball. James John _.._ 86 Ball. William S. _ 74 Bang. Alfred D 74 Banghart. J. G. 133 Banla. Harold Lylc _ 42. 133 Banlly. John Albert .60. 120 Barber. Lyle Glenn _ _ 58. 86. 137 Barber. Mary Lou . _ 42. 127 Barber. Robert Speer _ 60. Ill Barker. Robert Russell _ .86 Barlow. Mile _ _ 282 Barminglon. R. D _ _ 197 Barnard. Eurl Henry . 86 Barnes. Bob 150. 191 Barnharl, Lloyd Vernon 27. 60 Barr. Homer Walton _ 60. 134 BarrrH. George F 74 Barrlck. Richard Vernon _ 74 Burrowman. Donald W 42. 171. 19 Barsaleau. R. V -149 Bartels. Dean ... _ 186. 209. 21 300 Bashor. Billy G _ _ 74 Basset. Andrew Earl 74. 139. 166 Baucum. Hovl 42. 114. 187 Bauer. Charles Edward 60. 167 Baumgartner. Donald Dave 86 Bay. Robert C 35. 148. 183. 188. 193 Beach. Ruth Kalherine 20. 27. 14. 57. 39. 60. 124. 232 Beach. Virginia _ 132 Beachy. Morris |Q| Beair. Patricia M 86 Beall. Joyce Rae 86. 132 Beatty. George E. 86. 120 Beauchamp. Ruth Reba 60. 133. 137 Beck. Albert Quinn 74. 193 Beckley. James Clifford 86 Beckley. James Clyde .60. 118. 120. 148. 185 Beebe. Robert E. 60 147 Beery. R. W 148 Bell. Fremont 162 167 Bell. Robert G - 172 Bement. Arthur Cameron 86. 144 Bender. Marjorie Dee 38. 86 Bender. Milton _ -197 Benedict. James Keith 86. 118 Benjamin. Mini.,, _ 1 83 Bennell. Dean J _ 86 Bennett. Leslie Frank 74 Benninghoven. Richard _ _ 86. 1 18 Benson. Charles Howard 60. 118. 203. 205 Benson. Harold 211 Benton. Wilbur E _ 86 Berg. Alice Louise _ 74 Berg. Dean George 86. 116 Berg, jeanine Marie 86. 124 Berger. Robert Lewis 74. 192 Bergeson. William Earl _ _ _ 42 Bergman, Donald Gilbert _ 42. 186 Bergmann. Glenn Arnold 53. 74 Bergslrom. Robert C _ 158 Bernard. M. Rose _ 60 Bernard. Nelson T. 60. III. 160 Best. Lloyd G - 148. 183 Beauchamp. Reba 135 Bevka. John _ 142 Bicknell. Joan .....86. 217 Biller. Mary Elizabeth _ 86. 128. 176. 291 Billing. Ted _ 166. 169 Billings. Norton _ 211 Bilow. Charles Francis _ 42. 145 hiiili.nl. Barrie 74. 109 Binkley. Lois Elaine 74. 124 Bird. Hugh Theodore .._ _ .60. 116 Birky. C. W 196 Bishop. Robert Douglas _...60. 160 Bishop. Roy Clifford _ 86. 138. 149 Black. Sherman C 74. 120. 167 Blackburn. Robert Farris 42 Blaine. Calvin L 86. 109 Blake. Donald F _ 42 Blakemore. John E _ - 74 Blakeslee. Earl S 60 Blase. Angelo Albert 42. 118. 186 Blatchley. Ronald K _ 74. 139. 193 Bledsoe. Alice Eliiabeth 42 Bledsoe. Carl B _ 42. 123. 187 Bledsoe. Patricia Lee 32. 86. 130. 130. 132 Blevins. Theodore R 33. 86. 118. 192 Bliss. Carolyn 42. 126. 157. 189 Bliss. Charles W. ..._ _ 60. 107 Blouch. Roger M : 160 Blue. Gloria Jean .60 Blue. Michael Henry .60 Blyler. John B 104 Boam. Grant Odele _ _ 42 Bock. R. O _ _ 163 Bocchietti. Charles _ 1 60 Bodwell. Neil Alvin _ 42. 145 Boeker. Hal _ _ 1 60 Boelgcr. John G 74. 149 rUi.irl. Charles V 86 Bohm. Paul Joseph 42. 187 Bohrson. Ralph G 52. 60. 1 16 Boice. Dale 1 85 Bolar. Marlin Lloyd 42. 151 Boldt. Charles E - 86 Bolin. Ar v!n Miles 74. ' |93 Bonan. Al L .. .. - 60 165 Bond. Bob Olot 87 Bonds. Alice Mae 28. 42 Bonnali. Rudy 282. 283 Boodry. Glen Owen 60. 146 Borgmann. Allan Howard 74. 161 Borgmann. Lois Helen Borgmann. Ruth Irenr Borland. Robert L Bostock. Raymond Bottenheld. Vernon Boulter. Krill, LaVern . Boulter. Kenneth E Bourland. William Lee ... Bowen. Charles Robert ....87, 161 60 ....87. Ill 211 163 42. 120 - 42. 143. 187 _ 60. 107. 167 60 Bowen, John T 74 Bower. Bob Charles _._W Bowers. John Fredrick 42. 160 Bowles. Jimmy J 87. 138 Bowles. John Leroy _ _ 87. 173 Bowman. Bryce _ 87. 160 Boxberger. John 147 Boyd. Alvin Lee _ _43 Boyd. Raymond Joseph 43. 160 Boyer, Boyd Francis _ 43 Boyer. William Norman 74. 147 Boyd. Ray _ 200 Boyle. William F., Jr _ 60. 138 Bradshaw. Beverly Ann _ 87. 130. 137 Bradshaw. Nick Louis _ 60, 146 Brandt. Richard Alton _ 74 Brandt. Ray . E _ 74. 1 49 Bray. Richard Alton _ _ _...74 Breen. Harold _ -..,..-60 Brenes. Eduardo _ _ I 33 Breniman. George William 43. 161 Breniman. Warren _ 24. 25, 27. 28. 32. 33. 158. 195. 196. 232 Bricker. Robert Gale _ 83. 120 Briggs. Dean _ _ 74. 109 Bright. James H _ _43 Brinkenhoff. E. J _ 166 Bristol. Donna Lee 33. 87. 130. 137. 173 Britt. Paul -.1 57 Brill. Sam P _ 87. 1 16 Brittingham, Barbara Ann _ 74 Brittingham. Gerry Lauren, 87. 128 Britton. G. L _.._ 43. 120 Brillon. Hong _ 186 Brillon. John Pershing _ 43. 187 Brodie. Bonnie Jane ....25. 27, 33. 60. 70. 124. 196; 232 Broman. Stanley Evans _ 43 Bromm. Lois Charlotte 45. 127 Bronime. Mary 1 32 Brooks. Elihu M 43. 188 Brooks. Neil Thurslon _ 74. 147 Brooks. Raleigh Emerson _ 25. 26. 58. 74. 136. 161. 195 Brooks. Ray _ _ 104. Ill Brooks. Robert Carllon _ _.60. Ill Brown. Delner _ 160 Brown. Dick Torrey _ 87. 122. 137 Bromine. John Daniel _ 73 Brown. Donald Waller 73. 139 Brown. Douglas W _ 87. 137 Brown. Evalyn Louise _75. 132. 169 Brown. Frank A 87 Brown. Frank Dreiel _ 43. 116. 118. 191. 203 Brown. Gene M -...27. 41. 43. 136. 139. 132 Brown. Harriet Jean 25. 75. 124. 174. 198 Brown. Harry Esmond 42. 193. 200. 160 Brown. Harry W _... 75. 123 Brown. Hugh Joseph - - 61. 107 Brown. James Dean 61. 136. 139. 149 Brown. James Wesley - 43. 114 Brown. John 282 Brown. Joseph B 43. 143 Brown. Kenneth B. - 87. 116. 149 Brown. Kenneth Dean 61. 135 Brown Rex 26 Brown ' Robert Raymond 61. 160. 138. 200 Brown. Shirley Gunslon 43. 124 REPRESENTING THE SERVICES OF FORT COLLINS Brown, Warren Joe ....43 Brown. W. A _ 148 Browne. Kathleen Mary _ 87 Browne. David A 61 Broyles. Rolhwell Paul _ 73. 109 Brua. Elizabeth Clarisia 43 Brubeck. Suzanne Aileen 73. 128 Bruce. Edwin Irwin 61 Brunnell. Virginia _ _ _ 170 Brunner. Barbara M 75. 156. 157. 189 It, mm, i. Clyde Albert 75. 149 Bryant. Waller Edmund Bual. R. C. Bucklen. Ruby Margaret Bug. William II Buge. Barbara Sue .... Bugg. Robert Martin Bull. Henry S Bull. Robert Bunger. A. R. Bunger. Paul Richard. I, Bonn. C. E. Bunting. William W 61. 116. MS ..116. 186 87. 157 -...61. 174 ....32. 75. 157. 173 61. 144 61 ..104. 122 _I86 ...75. 164 _149 ft... 120 ussell Calvin 61 Buoy. David L 61. 114 Burchfield. Berlrand . Bu rd?ck. R. T. _______ Burger. Dick _ Burger. Paul VanEerJen Burgess. Mary Margaret Burgwardt, Lester Burke. John J Burkeholder. Bob I Burman. Charles Raymond .... Burnett. Herman B. ....61. 165 162 195 |5| ...75 87. 127 ..._6I. 164 14. 164 43. 188 61. 114, 171 ...87 Burnham. Betty L 38. 73. 134. 173 Burns. Harold C _ 73, 149 Bums. Robert Lee 45 Burns. William E - 75 Burnstein, Xneodore 43 Burrell. William Eldon Z ' . ' .S? Burritt. K. R _ 149 Burrows. Keith M 87 Burton. Duane 193 Burton. Richard Cole 87. 115 Burum. Groves Earl _ 61. 107 Bush. Ernest Raymond 75 Buihnell. Nate 32. 61. 120 Buster. E. Louden 43. 166, 179 Butler. Kerby Louise _ 87. 132 Butner. Iris Jean _ 87 Byron. Beryl Audrey 87. 128 Cable. Joan Frances i 87 Cadwallader. James K 75 Cameron. John Leonard 43. 145 Camp. Harold D _ 61. 147 Campbell. James _ 1 50 Campbell. Joyce B 43. 124. 205. 176 Campbell. Norman C _ _ _...73. 161. 167 Campbell. Robert _ _ _ 210 Campbell. Ross Lynn ..._ 45. 104. 107. 160. 188. 203. 205. 2O9 Canada. R W 186 Canfield. Lillian G _ 73. 154 Canning. Patricia Jeanne _ 87. 126. 170 Gantrell. Bill 192 Capps. Sue _v 52. 156. 198. 208 Capron C. L. . _ _ 151 Capron. Wayne Jordan _ ol. 146. 164 Carberry. Robert _ - 73 Carlson. Bill _ _...193 Carlson. Lee _ _ 162 Carljon. Roy 162 CarUon. William Albln _ __75 Carlson. William Dvright - 75. 118. 149 Carllon. Richard E - _....45. 152 Cannes. A. R 148 Carmahan. Robert C 87. 139 Carnall. William T 61. 152 Carnshan. Ansel Roy 43. 149 Carpenter. F. E 132 Carpenter. Mary Kay 75. 130 Carpenter, Morris Marvin 73 Carter. Robert 75. 118 Carver. Hazel Jean _ 87 Case. Delia Louise _ 87 Case. Robert M 75. 160 Case. Willis Clayton 87 Cash, Ned Stanley 87. 172 Callin. William E ...- .61. 114 Cavin. Celeste _ 61. 126. 164. 190 Cecil. Edward W _ 61. 138, 179 Cirbo. Andrew John. Jr _ 75 Chadwick. Don Kay _ 43 Chadwick. Maxine _...7S Chaffee. Harold 142. 282 Champion. Bettie Jane 32. 33. 61. 128 Champion, Eleanor Louise 61, 127 Champion, John Charles _ 61. 120 Chandler. George Frazier 87 Chapin. Charles Dean _ 87. 166 Chapin. Wallace E _ 43. 188 Chapman. 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M - -93 Noble. Edward - - IsUW Noble. F. Gordon 67. 145. 197, 206. 210 Noble.. Robert We.ttall - - SI Noltlng. Donald H - .67. 177 Nootz. R. S - _ _ _ 149 Norman, Paul ... - 155 Norris. O. E. _ 146 Norton. E. Sam 80 JO ANN SHOPPE Fort Collins Loveland ' Home of Fine Fashions ' O ' Brian. Patricia Louise ... O Byrne. Rosemary O ' Donnell. Charles O ' Donnell. James Granlham ...93. 125 -.134 21 1 ...93 Ogura. Alice 51. 135. 168, 172 Ogilvie Stan _ 160 Ohman. Jim _ - 191 Oldemeyer. Donald L. ...- 42. 51. 121. 145. 232 Oliver. Edward Roy _ _ -67 Olmstead. E. P - 148 Olp. Robert Harrison _. _ 51. 115. 142 Olsen John 27. 186 Olsen. Mack W _ 67. 138 Olsen. Peter Eric 51. 54. 117. 252 Olsen. Robert James _ .95; 117 Olson. Axel R 80 Olson. Gordon _ _ _ 188 Olson. Kent _ _ -32 Orcine. Betty ..._ - _ 80 137 Orgish. Bill ., 21 1 Oime. Marion P. _ .67 Oroza. AAuguato 1 53 Orrell. George Delbert -80. 111. 149. 188 O.lund. Glen Allan - -.,.93. 113 Osman. Gerald W - .67 Ostler. William Verl 95. 107 Oil. Donald G 67. 109. 152. 159 Otto. Harley J _ _ .93. 139 Owen.. Carl Gene -...67. 119 Padget. James HarveJ _ 67 Pagano. Frank S _. 93. 121 Painter. LeRoy Ivjn _ _ 51. 143. 187 Palin. Helen Joyce -80 Palin. Lois Elaine _ _ 80, 131 Pallaoro. J. A 148. 185 Palm. Edwin R 51. 179, 187 Palmer. Richard Prugh 95. 166. 211 Palmer. M. A 158 Pang. Lawrence 80. 106. 155 Pannell. James Preston 80 Paoli. Alfred Frank .25. 67. 117 Pardue. James 3 - 67. 1 1 1 Paresel. Robert Gene 93 Parker. Delos Herrick. Jr - 35. 95. 117. 149. 156. 159. 161 Parker, James Cyril _ 51. 187 Parks. Thelma Arlene _ 93 Parry. Slanton P _ 93. 167 Parrish William S JO Parshall. Ralph -146 Paschal. Dorthy Virginia _ 93. 133. 162. 173 Parter. C _ _ 149 Passman. John - 151 Palerson. Jay C _ 67. 104. 119. 165 Patrick. Alan Weston _ 80. 117. 166. 193 Patten. ArAthur Merrill 93. 132 Palter. Mary _ - .129 Patterson. Paul Evan Patterson. Richard Harlan Pattison. Roy Dick Paul. Alton Paulson. William H. _ Pay.ie. Walt Pavel. Don Allen Paxlon. William Newton Pay ii , Dorolny Payne. E. L Payne. Dorothy Carolyn .... Payne. Rich Peacock. Walter M. Pearson. Joan Pease. Robert C Peila. Barbara -...80. 131 Penfold. D. K _ 164 Pennell. Virgil Lee _ 51. 109 Pennington. Marian R _ _ 93. 129 Pennock. Alberta Jo _ Perez. Andy Edward Perkins. Clarence Alfred Perkins. John W Perkins. Willard Perry. Margaret Ethel Peter. R J Pelersen. Fred Henry Pelersen. Fred W _ _ 148. 287 Petenon. Duane C - 94. 113. 149 Peterson. Harvey Roy . 80. 145 Peterson. Jack Sterling _ _ _ 51 Peterson. Marvis W _ _ 68. 113 Peterson. Shirley M -..- .95 Peterson. W. P _ 148 Peterson. Waldo T 68 Peterson. Wesley A 94. 109. 160. 185 Pelter. Mary Lou 80 Pettit. Henry J 94. 139. 160. 162. 170 Petty. Joseph Francis - 80. 162 Peverley. Richard W 94 Pharo. Alan 162 Phelps. Charles R - 51. 145 Phelps. George R -94 Phelps, Harold Duane Phelps. Joseph F Phillippi. Kenneth W.. J, Phillips. Floyd F Phillips. Marian H 80. 156. 137, 1A4. Parks. Thelma Arlene Parry. Slanton P. Parrish. William S Parshall. Ralph Paschal. Dorthy Virginia 93. 133. Parter. C Passman. John Palerson. Jay C 67. 104. Patrick. Alan Weston _ 80. 117. Patten. ArAthur Merrill - Patter. Mary Pattenon. Paul Evi Patterson. Richard Harlan Pattison. Roy Dick Paul, Alton _ Paul n. William H Payne. Walt Pavel. Don Allen . Paxton. William Newton Payne. Dorothy Payne. E. L Payne, Dorothy Carolyn . Payne. Rich Peacock. Walter M. Pearson. Joan Pease. Robert C. Peila. Barbara Penfold. D. K. Pennell. Virgil Lee Pennington. Marian R Pennock. Alberta Jo Perez. Andy Edward Perkins. Clarence Alfred _ Perkins. John W . ._ . Perkins. Willard _ Perry. Margaret Ethel . _ _ Peter. R. J. ..._ _ Petemen. Fred Henry _ _ Peter n. Fred W Peterson. Duane C .94. Peterson. Harvey Roy Peterson. Jack Sterling Peterson. Marvis W ... Peteraon. Shirley M .-94 31. 147 ____________ .68 __________ 48 .68. 156 ...... .160 .148. 287 113. 149 .80. 145 31 ...68. 115 ...93 309 AS PHOTOGRAPHS throughout the book testify, char- acter-ref lecling portraits are a spe- cialty in the photography of V SWANSON headquarters for all photographic work. Peterson. W. P 148 Peterson! W.IJo f. ' ' . . _.- 68 Peterson. Wesley A _ 94. 109. 160. 185 Peller. Mary Lou -. 80 Petttl. Henry J. 94. 159. 160. 162. 170 Petty. Joseph Francis _...80. 162 Peverley. Richard W _ - _ 94 Ptiaro. Alan - - 162 Phelps. Charles R 31. 145 Phelps. George R _ - -94 Phelps. Harold Duane ..._ ,. -...94. 121 Phelp.. l,,.,.,,l, F - .68. 121 Phillippi. Kenneth W.. Jr _ SI. 191 Phillip.. FloyJ F. -...- .94. 166 Phillip.. Maria. H. 80. 136. 137. 154. 189. 198 Phillip.. Richard M. - 51. 186. 187 Pickering. E. Charle. - .68. 109. 172 Picketl. Malcolm Gene - .68. 117 Pieper. Orville E 94. 106. 159 Pierce. Clayton Baiter SI Pierce. Kenneth S 80. 106 Pie... John Peter -69 Pierson. Ernesto 5 1 Pilch. Walt - _ .146 Piper. Charles Frank 51. 164. 170 Pisarczyk. Belly Jo 94. 133. 173. 176 Pitcher. Lini- C _ _ 68. 121. 148 Plautz. Gerald C - 94. 159 Pleaunl.. Peggie L 94. 129. 176 Pie... Harvey - 68. 1 17 I ' 1 1 1 ii ill Joan M .68. 133. 176 Pobuda. Richard J 94 Ponlson. Jack E .. ' . - _ 68 Pond. William S - 51. 186 Pool. Jim - 162. 166 Popi.h. John R. - - .68. 117 Popuh. Philip L 80. 117 Popjoy. George C _ _ - - -80 Poplaski. Sigmund J. ..._ .-31. 188 Porth. Kathleen B .94. 131 Potter. Earl F - -32. 31. 171 Potlort. Dale L - _ 94 Powell. John E, - 94 Powell. William J 24. 25. 68. 136. 138. 173 Power.. Roderick 21 1 Praetke. Gordon E - 94 Prcndcrgall. Boh -177 PreKotl. Frank 139 Pre.ler. Franci. V. ._ 80. 152. 156. 173 Prc.lon. June _ 68. 129. 190 Preusker. Werner C - _. 94 Pritchard. Daniel R - -80 Probasco. Johnny Leland _ 80 Probaco. Paul A - - - .94 Proctor. Sue K 94. 125. 176 Propsl. Allen Dougla. 68. 123. 167.179 Prop.l. Tlioma. Keith 32. 167. 187. 212 Prousc. D. L 149 Provines. Beliey C - 80. 137. 162. 173 Pull.. Donald Charles -32. 115 Pull.. Warren Kamer 80. 115 Pul.. George John 68. 178 Purcell. Leonard Gerald 68. 115. 171 310 Purchase. EUie Pu.va.kii. I ul. Ji.. Pu.va.kii. Peter Doninic 162 . 32 52. 1 88 Pyeatt. Lester Lowell 80. 178 Pyke. E _ - 132 Quinlan. Cornelia N 94. 131. 157 Quinn. Harry B. . -52 Quinn. W. M -.145 Rader. Lynn 32. 200 Raftery. John C. _.._ -.32. 113. 144 Ramey. Annabelle 68. 133. 290 Ramey. Don. E. . 80. 133 Ramey. Keith E 32. 113. 164 Ramsey. Ike - - 149 Ramsay. Laurie D _ _ 80. 121 Ramsdale. P. N _ 148 Randall. James A _ _ 94. 160 Randle. John H - _ 32. 121 Randolph. Richard D _ _ 94 Rankin. Dorothy J. ..._ _ _ 94. 125 Rankin. J. Brace - _ 28. 80. 119 Ransford. Phil 160. 163 Hanson. Jimmie E 68. 115. 142. 281. 282. 283 Ra.mui.en. LeRoy C 1 80. 117. 145 Ratcliff. Nadeen 80. 126. 154. 162. 198 Rawson. William T 94 Ray. Elloween S 52. 194 Ray. Walter D 94. 160 Rea. Jack A .68. 1 1 1 Rehheck. Richard W _ .80. 109 Redahaugh. Donald S 68 Redahaugh. Howard S _ 94. 160 Reed. Glen D 68. 147 Reed. Jerome D 81. 119 Reed. Mary J _ _ 81. 166. 169 Reeman. James F - - 94 Reh. Bernice M 81. 170 Reichert. Donald - 81 Reicherl. Keilh D _ - 68. 165 Reid. George R -52. 123. 179 Gheni-Bugas Motors. Inc. 205 N. College Ave. Phone 123 FORD LINCOLN MERCURY Emergency Service Nights and Holidays Reid. Preston H _ 52. 121. 143. 187 Reid. Richard M 81. 207. 209. 210. 212. 213 Reinhardl. Roland E 81 Relic. John. Jr _ 68. 282 Remington, Jack D 24. 25, 27, 52. 115. 229. 232 Repp. Edgar F _ -94. 161, 107 Reuben. Charles W 81. 121. 176 Reuting. Robert D 52. 187 Rey Frank I 55 Reynolds. Edward C 81. 117. 193 Reynolds. Glenela W 52. 162. 173 Reynolds. Lena M _ 32. 166. 175. 178 Reynolds. Orville 145. 157. 162 Rezac. Vernon J 81. 104. 107. 211 Rice. Philip E - - 81 Rice. Robert R _ 68 Richardson. Harold W 38. 85. 94. 136. 139 Richardson. James Albert 52. 138 Richardson R A - - - 149 Richmond. Clyde E. Jr 52. 119 Richncr. William M 68 Rickells. Phil K 68 Ricks. Fred A _ 52. 186 Riddle. Kent H - 81. 104. 123. 167 Ridennoure. Ruby J - 28. 81 Ridgeway, Homer E ....32. 115. 142. 286 Ridings. Robert N. 68 Riechers. Henry W .68. 171 Riegel. Albert 142 Riegel. Donald F. _ 68. 122. 144 Rife. Don D 81 Riggs. M. Merle 68. 121. 143 Righctti. Alton T 52. 149. 185 R it ' i. Nick 149 Riley. Hill -.171 Rindone. Atti ' io 170 Rinn. Lois M _ 52. 131 Ritchcy. Dick 178 Rilchey. Ralph E , 81 Ritler. Jane 32. 174. 218 Ritler. Ralph R _ .68. 177 Rixford. Gordy - 167 Robbins. Doyke E _ 32. 188 Robbins. James H 94 Roberts. Barbara J _ 81. 127. 174 Roberts. Dwight E 52 Roberts. Rover W , 52. 107. 167 Roberts. Jolm A 68. 147 Roberts. W. B 160 Roberton. Donald R 68 Robertson. Shirley S - 94. 131 Robertson. Stanley _ 160 Robinson. Dean B 81. 125. 167 Robinson. Richard L - 133 Robinson. William E 81. 122 Rock. Robert L 68. 147 Rodes. Thomas H 94 Rodger.. Charle. A 68. 109. 132. 139 Rodger.. Frank A 94. 137. 161 Rodgers. Lowell A. ...- - 32 Roehl. Robert H 68. 104. 109. 159 Roeser. Alan 52. 147 Rogers. Harold E 94 Kolle. Arthur _ _ 145 Kolofson. Charlotte A _ 94 Romer. Roy R _..25. 52. 62. 68. 121. 157. 168. 195. 218 Romero. E _ 160 Root. Bill F 94. 160. 165 Ropa. H. M _ 148. 185. 188 Roper. Margaret Ruth ' . 52. 129 Roper. Roy E 28. 68. 145. 151. 161 Rosenow. Thomas L. - 68. 122. 157 Ross. Bert E 81. 119 Ross. Dorothy A -25. 68. 125. 156. 190. 208 Ross. Mary J 94. 155. 175 Ross. Robert W _ 81. 117 Ross. V. E _ 149 Rosshcrm. John 160. 162 Rossoll. Herman R 52 Rostan. J. A 152 Rothenberg. Norman A 52 Rouiden. Walter _. 125 Rowden. Walter W. Rowley. Zola ... Rubin. Robert Rudolph. Larry W. ,._ 81 161 185 94 Rudolph. Robert _ 209 Rueoel. George D! .81. 121 Ruff, Doris 25. 52. 55. 198. 290 Ruggles. Patricia M. _ 94 Runter. Kenneth L 68 Rupel. Mauri..- 146 Rupel. Rheadon _ _ . _ . 164 Rupel. Theodore J. _ _ 68 Russell. Ann _ 55. 157 Russell. Byron 162 Ruct. Francis J 69. 1 1 5 Rulenbeck. Blaine 1 57 Rutherford. Marrorie _ 189 Rutherford. William H. ._ _ 81. 160 Rutt. Lucy _ 212 Ryan. Robert M _ _ 94. 117. 177 Ryder. Ronald Arch 55. 160, 200 Sage. Wayne B _ _ _...69 St Claire. Kenneth L ..._ _.._ _ 69 St. John. Lawrence W 55. 164 Salomon, Claude 74. 81. 156. 159. 155. 172. 195 Samuelson. Paul Raymond .69. 115 Sonborn. Robert N _ 55. 121. 160. 209. 210 Sanders. Charles B 69 Sandhouse. Margaret. A. ..._ 52. 94. 125. 157 Sandusky. Craig C 69. 121. 145. 155 Sandusky. Mary Lois ..._ _ _ 28. 69. 155 Santistevan. Bailey J , 94 Santos. H. J -155. 186 Satnarayan. Singh 1 55 Sauer. C. Williams _ 81. 164. 195 Saiinders. John Daniel _ 69 Sawyer, Thomas _ _. 209 Savery, Harry P. _ r 55 Schachterle. Laurence G 69. 147. 197 Schachterle. William I _ _ 69 Schafer. Marianne _ 94. 189 Scheel. E. Henry. Jr. . 81 S In-ill li-r. Belte Lou ..._ 94. 155 Scheufler. Gerald D 69. 119. 186 Schield. Geraldine LaVonne ._ 81. 155 Schilling. M. P _._ _ 160 Schoblaski. Don J _ 69. 115. 142 Schoeler. Juergen _ 206. 210. 212 Schomberg. Orville G _ 55, 158 Schroder. Wayne K 81. 115 Schroeder. Anthony _ _ 115 Schroeder. H. D _ 148 Schroeder. Robert Wesley Schulz. Arthur _ Schurch. Virginia Joan Schuster. Donald Wayne .. Schutjer. Mrs. Blanch ._.... SchnHe. H. John Schwilling. Marvin Dale ... -..- 55. 145 _ 174 25. 69. 151. 176. 190 69. 1 47 _ _ 168. 196 _.: 94 81 165 Scofield. J. H 197 Scoles. Harry DeWayne _ _ 69. 165 Scott. Richard Neal __ 69. 167 Scott. Robert Glenn _ ...81. 117. 149 Scott. William M _ .69. 159 Seabury. Joe Ann _ _.8I, 151. 146 Seedort. Carroll D _.81. 121. 168 Selby. Edmund Robert ......94 Selch. Ralph P 26. 69. 157. 156. 142. 155. 252 Selhime. Allen G _ .69. 158 Seneff. Gordon Arnold 55. 104. 115 Sera. S. Ruth _ 55. 155 Service. Mary Lou 81. 129. 291 Severin. Glenn AnJen .,._ 81 Seyfried. Robert J , 81. 122 Shackelford. Richard 165 Shade. Jerry M 55. 165 Shade. Jim _ 1 59 Shankland. D. L _ 158 Sharkey. J. F _ _ 149. 188 Sharp. Max A. 81. 162 Shaw. C. E _ _ 145 Shaw. I iiri.i.in W. ..._ _ _ .95 Shaw. Joan _ _ _ 69.. 151. 166 Sheely. Carolyn _ _.._ 55. 69. ' l25. 174 Shelley. Rex Robert 69. 117. 165 Sherriff. Jean Ardelle _ _...81. 162. 290 Sheriff. June Alison _ .95 JULIANS 137 S. College Phone 975 Sherrilt. George , 146, 286 Sliiillri. Frank _I76 Shiner, Gerald J _ 81. 149 Shoemaker, Larry 176 Shoemaker. Philip Hoiuton _...55. 115. 160. 200 Shook. Lewii. Jr 55. 1 45 Shore. Rosemary 126. 170 Short. Annette Taylor .69. 151. 176 Short. Lawrence Dale _. 81 125 162 Shole. Rosemary Ethel .81 Shouse. Clyde Leonard .95 Showalter. Dale 192 Shubelt. William Frank ... 69 Shull. Leon F 95 Shyrack. Jeu 282 Siebel.. Melvln J 81 Sieber. F. E _ M5. 165 Siebrasse. Delbert D _ 69. 109 Siebring. Neeland B _ 69 Sleek. Don C .. 81. Ml Sieglreid. Ethel Donna _ 55. 55. 125. 205. 225 Sign,. We,ley E _ _ _ 69 Siemer. Eugene Glenn .69. 151 Sillivan. James Edward _ _ 95 Simmons. John W _ _ 81 Simmons. R. A 149 Simons. Frederick Alan .69. 165 Simons. J. C 149 Simpson. Robert Gene .69. 115 Singer. Robert H. 69, 152 Singh. A. 155 Singleton. Charles Roland .95. 158 Sinnard, Nelda June _...69 Sinton, Art _ _ 52 Sitanan. Margaret E _ 25. 69. 155. 1906 Siverly. John L 52. 54. 81. 160. 162 Sjostrom. Rex William , 95 Skees. Charles Robert _ 55 Slater. James P. 69. 144 Slatt. Carl Edward _. 55 Slaugh. Erma I . nor.- 81. 155. 189. 198 Slaugh. Vesta Joy _ 95. 189 Sloan. Ruth Elizabeth ..._ 90. 125 Slocum. Vivian Elaine _ .95. 127 Slonecker. L. N 196 Slonecker. Ruth Ellen 52. 55. 128. 155 Smartl. Belly Ann ..._ _ 55. 165. 290 Smelser. Donald Dickson _ 52. 69. 287 Smiley. B. G 149 Smith Bryan 168 Smith. Carolyn Nell _ _ 81. 151 Smith. Don _ 156. 160. 165 Smith. Donald Putney .95. 115 Smith. Dovel Verlee 95 Smith. Edward Roy , 81 Smith. I niiU Nelle _ :...8I. 162 Smith. Forrest L _. 69 1 1 5 Smith. Gayle W __ 69. 147. 197 Smith. Gerlad Wilhrow ..._ _ 55. 117. 150. 191 Smith. George N 166 Smith. Helen Kathryn _ _ 55 Smith. Hugh Dale _ _ _...55. 147 Smith. Joe Edwards _ _ _ 69. 117. 159 Smith. Joye Eleanor _ 55. 129. 188. 206. 212 Smith. Leslie Norman _ 55. 107 Smith. Owen 166 Smith. Paul 175 Smith. Rexford Jack _ I1..8I Smith. Richard E _ _ 95. 125. 142. 145 Smith. Robert Earl _ 55. 117. 149. 159 Smith. R. G. 149 Smith. Robert Murphy 69 Smith. Robert R _ ,. _...81. 115. 145 Smith. Stanley Duval _ 55. 145. 168 Sneath. Robert Lewis 95. 157 Snedeker. Janice Lorraine _ 95 Snell. Larry Dean 82 Snider. Beverly Sue _ 95. 155. 290. 291 Sniff. Elmer S 69. 158. 160 SniH. Esther E 69 Snow. Darrell Verne . .69. 115 Snow. Herbert N _ .69 Snyder. Phillip 165 Soegaard. Aida 155 Sohrbeck. Jack 21 1 Sollenberger. Wilton Loren _ 95 Solomon. Gordon C 52. 55. 158. 160. 200 Sir..- . Ernest V ,....._,..,.. _..172 Sorgen. V. I. 148. 185 Soars. Charles Paul 82. 106 Southworth, Twila Louan 95 Spackman, Everett _ 158 Spear, Bradford J. . .69. 1 1 7 Spear, Carl Langley .82 Spears. Clayton 122 Speegte. Brace Edward .69. 146 Speier. Barbara 69. 151 Speier. Betty 95. 151 Speier. Olaus ..., ._ .. 1 53 Speier. Patricia . 172 Spenser. Dorothy 55 Spiess. J U7 Spiak. Michael 82 Spineir, Bill 165 Splvey. Ernest C 55. 186 Stack. John Frederick. Jr. 69. 145 Stafford. G. . 149 Stohlecker. Walter Theodore 111.1.1.70 Stahmann. B. R. _ _ _ 148 Staly _ |92 Staman. Donald Eugene _ _...95 Slang, John Edward _ 70, 145 Slim!. in, Aubrey R _ 55 Staples. Richard C l 7u. 144 Starbuck. Gordon Lewis 55. 186. 187 Slear. Robert L 70. 109. 155 Stebbins. Larry Otis :._...95. 122 Steenbergh. Warren 55. 109 Steffey. George T. 55. 145 Sleiger, Samuel . . 70, 166 Stein. Don Paul _ _ 54. 1 19 Steinhardl. Carol D 70 157 Stelk. Roger P. .95. 211 Steneh(em. Maynard A 54, 171. 196 Slephenson. D. Wayne 54 Steputis. Marvin John _ 86. 95. 119 311 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS STEELED CASH FOOD MARKET Lowest Average Prices Every Day ROCK INSURANCE AGENCY Personalized Insurance Agency 162 N. College Ave. Phone 2609 ERNEST FISCHER SONS Stevem Slevens Stevens Stevens Steven Steven Stewart Stewart Stewart Stewart Stewart Stewart Sticklca Steiben Slimme Donna Dee 82. 151 170 107 Gerald Francis Gerald G .., 54. 1 43. Olive James ... JR. August Henry .11. Robert Alfred Norman Keflh Phyllis Darlene Robert H. 82. ._, 95. 54, ..,..70. 05. 95 107 iro 14 Iftft 1H6 Ml 160 I 51 70 Russell Jamci ... Tkelma Lurcnc Velma June A..W. _ _ 82 t ._ 82. 137 188 95 . L H r.i Slinson. Chester Wayne v 70. 146 Stoddard. Orville Fred 54. 121 Stall. Hartwell G - - -..95. 121 Sloller. Robert Eugene . ...... ....82 Stone. Arthur B _ - 70 Stone. Eugene Marlowe _ 70 Storm. Lilla Marilyn .91. 125 Stotti. Chester E _...M Stout, Dorothy 95 Strain. Oscar George. Jr. _ 54 Strate, J. I. 197 Stratton. Walter E _ 70. 1O9 Si raub. Donald O. 70. 142. 281. 282 Strauch. Fred _ 54. 109. 143 Strauss. Don S. _ 192 Slrealer. Carolyn Mae 95. 125 70 70. 121 _ 54. 176 _ 131 9J 54 167 Slreeb. Paul Werner Street, Gordon Frink .. Strtddin, Ted Strobbe. Georgia Stroh. John Colin Srromqubl. Arthur .... Strong. Oscar . Stuchenschnelder. Hugo A. 23. 24. 25. 27. 28. 34. 121. 142. 166, 179. 187. - 252. 282 bhickenschneider. Victor .95. 224 Snicker. Lyle David _ _ 58. 82. 119 Stullar. Robert _,l 15 Stullz. Rocky _ _ 162 Stultz. Warren _ _l 59 Slunlz. John R 158 Sullivan. Don _ 167 Sullivan. William Laylon .....82. 208. 209. 210. 282 Summers. Sharon Lee .95. 162 Sumux. Darvel Lee 82 Surber. Evalyn .._ _ 95 Susong. Dunbar _ 160. 162 Svalberu. Bud F. A 54 512 Svednuin. Jim _ _ 82 Svoboda. Joseph Delhert 54. 165 Stwalley. Herbert __146. 197 Swank. Harry Fillmore _ 54. 160 Sw.iii.nn. Donald _ _ _ 52 Swanson. Harlan L _ 70. 142 Swanson. James Victor - _ 82 SniiiiMin. John _ 155. 172 Swanson. Marvin Duane 95. 121 Swanson. Robert Bruce _ 54 1 1 5 Sward. C 164 Swartz. Louis M _ _.95. 164 Swena, Edward M 82 Sweelland. Albert A _ _ 54. 167 Sweetland. Gene 167 Sweelland. Leon H ., 7p Sweetland, Margaret Jeane 70 Swift. B. L t. 149 Swell. Barbara C. _ _ _ 57 Swisher. Donald Calvin _ _70 Swilzer. Mar)oric Jane 70. 155. 157 Switzer. William B. _ 95. 138 Swope. H. M 160 Swope. H. M 160 Sword. Clare _...._ 70 Sykes. Robert F - _ 82. 109 Tablewaki, John _.70. 143 Tanner. Carl Robert _34, 138 Tanner, Raymond A 82 Tappan, Shirley Ann 70 Tashiro. Dorothy S _ 95 Taylor. Van W. _ .95. 139 Tatem. Gladwin _ _ _ 21 1 Teague. Dick 188 Teegarden, Bob - - 82 Teels. OtJ. E _ 25. 70. 155. 162. 179 Teffl. Jack Dean 70 Temmer. Claude Louis 95 Temple. Alia Almeda 93. 152 Temple. Robert Shellon 82 Terrtll. Ralph 178 Teler. Roy E 95 Thai. Irving Leland 93. 159 Theil. Donald L. 82. 121 Theuer. Bert 82. 138. 153 Thielan. John M - 34 Thode. Ruth Katherlne 34. 129 Thoen. Enid Bob 142. 160 Clay A 70 106 Thomas Janle Ethel _. Ralph Elmer 93, |89 34 IO6 144 ' Illoltifll Wilbur! L. . 70. 115 Thorani. William E. Thompson. Georgia Louile M. 145. 192 52. 95. 151 Thompson. Keith 142. 188. 282. 283 Tidball. Ronald Richard _ _ .93 Tienden J F 155 Till. Clois E 54 Tilson. Robert Lee _...54. 145 Timm Robert F - 70 Tingley. Carol Jean _ 32. 95. 131 Tinsman. Carl S _ 70. 111. 148 Tiplon. Dan W. _ 56. 166 Tirey. Ray Allen 82. 165 Tisi. William J _ _ 70. 145 Titsworth. Lon Dale - _ 96. 137. 157 Titlman. Joseph S _ - 96 Tobin. Robert R _ _. _ 54 Todd John Archie 96 ....96 152 -.96 82 .....187 ..54 Tolley. Donald David Tolley. Richard Carol .. Tomada. George V Toner. Margaret Ann Toomer. L K. ... Torrance. Lynn Edward ... Tracy. Robert H - 70. 160 Tfautman, Marianne 32. 96. 133 Tracy. Robert 1 17 Traylor. Thomas L 96 Tretleisen. Greta Lou _ _ 82. 125 Trietu,. AAltred .54. 146 Tripp. William Evart _ _ 54 Tromsness, Howard I 54. 160 Troxell. Harry 200 Trucksess. Joan Elizabeth Trueblood. Malcolm Stanley Truman, Elwood Lewis - Trunkey. Roscoe Allen Truyemura. Robert Y Tucher D. C Tuck, Turner Turner Carolyn L Donald T Leon Marjory ..._.. Twiss, Claudia Louise Twist. Worth N Twomey. James A. -.96 ...82 96 ...70 ...96. 106 192 .96 70. 119 70. 153 230 96. 161 , 70 71. 282 u Unmh. Valda Jean 96. 135 Uphoff. Don Duane - - 96 Urano. Charles - 96. 106 Urano. James .. 71 Vagneur. Wayne Earl - 96 Valverde. AnAselmo 143. 135. 172 Van Arsdale. George 144 Vane . Jo Dell 52. 96. 131 Vance. Jeannelle Ann -96 Vance. Wendel -..- 186 VanderKool. Rose Adrlle 25. 35. 55. 125. 290 Van Driel. Edward B 71. 153. 170 Van Dyke. France. _ 71. 125. 189 Van Dyke. Jack - _ _ 287 Van Older. Richard George 71. 107 Vanier. Velaine Beverly 23. 28. 55. 133. 162. 199 Van Male. Robert George 71. 139 Van Malre. Fred G 71. 121 Vasey. William R 96 Vaughn. Mary Margaret - 32. 96. 131. 157 Veninala. Vinccnl John _ -.96. 117 Vernon. Duward L. 53. 146 Versaw. Raymond Earl - 71 Vidakovich. Louis David 35 Vigil. Joe - _...16C Visintainer. Louis Dean - .82. 113 Vollack. Anlhony 1 19 Vondy. Milton Lawrence 82 Von Forcll. Kenneth 71 Von Holdt. Roger William _ 82. 117. 147 Von Seggern. Leslie F _ - 96 Von m. J. C 148 Von Tour. J. Geer 71. 148 Von Tour. Robert 55. 1 19 Von Vihl. Dorothy B 55. 129. 196 Volaw. William H - 55. 115. 187 W Wachtel. Leo R 82. 146 Waddington. Eleanor _ 82. 137 Wadleigh. Mary Arm _ 96 Wadlow. Gerald Duane 35, 160. 188. 200 Wadlow. Phyllis 194 Wadlow. W. J 164 Wafer. Edith June _ _ 33 Wafer. Oliver 55. 146 Waggoner. Dorothy _55. 135 Wagner. Don 143 Wagner. Rick _ _ 135 Wagner. Wallace Lee _ 82 Walciak. Mary Frances 82. 137. 170 Waldow. Walter John _ 82 Walek. Annabelle Louise 34. 84. 129. 154. 198 Walker. Gerald S 53 Walker. Rodney T83 Walker. Willard L 32. 35. 121. 142. 168. 195 Wallace. Finlay Blair 71. 177 Walli.. Florence Louise 71 Walralh. CKarlone C 96. 127. 162 Walsh. Charles Lawrence 96. 166 Walter. Richard G ' . 27. 35. 56. 136. 139. 137. 159. 162. 232 Wallers. Bruce Lee 96 Wallers. Marvin Lee _ _ _...83. 115 Ward Claude W 83 Ward. Edward R _ 96 Ward Nancy I ..ui-. 83 131 W.rdlaw. Robert Harold 96. 121 Wardle Glen C 71 Ware. Karl J 33. 107 Ware. Peter 1 46 Warner. Roland E _ 96. 121 Warren. Keith Alden _...83 Washburn. Richard Irwin 37. 121. 138. 160. 175 Wa.hichek. Jack Newlon 55 Wasiok. Milan Lewis _...96 Waterman. S. P. 149 Waters. Harold A _ 96. 121. 149 Wntson. John Porter 28. 55. 115. 187 Watson. William Raymond 96 Wall. D. E 104. 134. 149 Wallers. Robert Glenn _ 96. 117 Watts. Clyde ..._ _.._ _ 163 Walts. Frederick _ _ 1 1 3 Weatherford. Waller R _97 Wessick. Earne.1 _ 138 Weaver. Adrian 149. 178 Weaver. Paul N 83 Weaver. Robert Earl 83. 117 Webb. Glennell Margaret _ 35 Webster. C 1 48 Webster. V. J 160. 170 Wederqnist. Dwight Eugene _ _ 83. 137 Weeks. Don 27. 46. 158. 208. 209. 210 Weers. Delbert Dean 97. 106. 159 Wehe, Elwyn _ 32, 35. 83 Weiland. Margaret B. 33 ' ]3| Weiland. R. G ZZZ l! 113 Weimer. Edward R 33. 143. (87 Weinent. Ramona Eyone 83 Weiss. Lorin C. _....IIZIZZ ' |45 Weiss, Gerald Joseph _ _ 71, 146. 170 Welker. David 97 |60 Wells. Royzell F ZZZZZZ.1.83 Wenig. John H 83. 121. 149 Wendl. Charles Ross 71. 121 Wendt. George E - 35. 121. 143 Wennerstrom. Paul Stevens 33. 117 Werner. Harry James _ 53 Weslwood. Jack Richard ... 93 1 1 1 Wetzel. Paul R _ _ 97. m Wharton. Jimmy L _ 83 Wharton. Malcolm F. ... 71 104 109 Whalley. William James ' 33 Wheeler. Doris Ruth _ 83 Wheeler. Robert R. 97 ||| 211 Whitaker. Darrell Clifford 1...71 White. Arden J 97. 136. 138 While. Bert 97. 144. 149, t White. Boone L 97. 113! 160 While. Frances L 85 162 While. William E 71 109 Whilehead. George H 33 1J1 Whilely. Muriel C 97 Whltford. Allen S 53. 143. 197 Whilham. Marvin Gene _97 Whitman. Gene _ 32 Whitmore. Betty Ann 35. 83. 133. 131. 162. 198. 161 Whilney. Robert S 143 Whitlaler. Daml 151 Wibcl. Jean Helen 3 1, R3. -n Wickcrshnm, Joanne Riller 55, 196 Widdow,. Willfam Harry Wiebke. Frederick Victor Wieland. 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Cinder path from somew E. - t Iff reeiZ The Future Belongs To Those Who Prepare For It Today PARK B. HERRICK can show you by means of the PRUDENTIAL DOLLAR GUIDE Call 1700-R 316 jmi 1 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Age . Douglas F _ V,,rl,,,i,l. Wyo . Agri .: b,w,,ii I Affleck. Lloyd C. Canon City. Colo.. EE: A.I.E.E. 3. 4. Albers, Harold F.-Mitchellvllie. Iowa. VM: AVMA 1.1.1. 4. Ski Club 2. 3: Lancer 2: Alpha Pil V 4: B.-l,, ll.-l,. Beta 3. 4 Anderson. Duane-Powell. Wyo. HoH .: Wyo U. I. 1: Alpha Zeta 2. 3: Hort Club 3. 4: Chorus 3 Barber. Mary L.-Greeley. Colo.. HE: Collegian I; Hiker, Club 2: Rifle 6 Pistol Club 2. 4: CSCE al Greeley 3: Ski Club 4. Baker. Bertram D.-Owen. Wis.. F Wfcconsin U. I. 2; Ski Club 3: Forestry Club 3. 4: Xi Sigma Pi 4; Bela Beta Bela 4: Bela Xi Co-op. 4. Bantu. Harold L.-Las Animal. Colo.. Agri : Villanova College 1: Dairy Science Club 3. 4. Barrowman. Donald W._Berthoud. Colo. Econ .: Pi Gamma Mu 3. 4: Social Science Club 3. 4. Bergman. Donald G. Winona. Kan.. Agri.: Ljveitock Club 1. 2. 3: Alpha Tau Alpha 2. 3: Reporter 4. Bl.se. Angelo A.-WaUenburg. Colo.. Agri. S Voc. Ed .: Sigma Nu I. 2. 3. 4; Alpha Tau Alpha 4. Bledfoe. Alice E- Aroya. Colo. Eat.: Randolph Macon Wom- an ' i College I. 2. Bliss. Carolyn Greeley. Colo., Muiic Ed.: Colorado Woman i College I. 2: Delta Omicron 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3. 4: Delta Zela 3. 4: Orchestra 3. 4. Boam. Grant-Salt Lake City. Utah. VM Bodwell. Neil-Trinidad. Colo. EE: Trinidad Junior College 1. 2: A.I.EE. 3. 4: Scabbard 6 Blade 3: Drama Club 4. li.. Inn. Paul J Logamport. Ind.. AH: Purdue U. I. 2: Dairy Science Club 3. 4: Alpha Zela 3. 4 Bolar. Marlin L-Lincoln. Neb.. Scl. 6 A, Is. Nebraska U I : Forestry Club 2. 3; Choir 6 Choru, 3. 4: Beta Beta Bela 3: Cam pug Christian Fellowship V 4. Bonds. Alice-Durango. Colo. I II . I I Lewis A. S M. I. 2: Hayloflers 4. Boulter. Kenneth E.-Fl. Collins. Colo. Agri : Agronomy Club 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Agriculture Council 3. 4. Boyer. Boyd F.-Aurora. Colo.. PE. Breniman. George- Windsor. Colo.. AH: ISA I. 2. 3. 4: Col- legiate III 2. 3. 4: Student Christian Association 1. 4: Live Hock Club I. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zela 3. 4. Bright. Jan . H -Vale. S Dak.. AH: Rife Club 2. 3: Alpha Zela 3. 4 Brillon. G L.-Pcnnsboro. W V... B: Sigma Phi Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4: Inlerfralornily Council 3. Bron.an. Stanley E -Gladstone. Mich.. F: Ski Club I: Lancers 2: Forestry Club I. 4. Brown. Gene M -Ca.tleford. Idaho. Chem : Idaho College I: Chemistry Club 2. 3. 4: Vice- President 3: President 4: ISA 2. 3. 4: Board ol Archives. Brown. Harry E.-Fl Collins. Colo.. F: Transferred from Illinois U. June ' 47: Forestry Club 4: Xi Sigma Pi 4 Brown. Joseph B Telluride. Colo . Agri Agronomy Club 2. 3. 4: Secretary Treasurer 3. Brown. Warren J -Pagosa Springs. Colo. AH Kill,- 6 Pistol Club 3. 4 Bni . Eliiabelh C -Hollldaysburg. Pa. Psych Columbia U 1. 2: Sigma Kappa 4: Pan American Club 4: Cosmopolitan Club 4: Red Cross Burkholder. Bob L -Salina. Kans.. F.. Kansas Wesleyan U. I : Bela Beta Bela 4: Vire-President 4: Art Editor. Colo Forester 4 Burns. Robert L.-Chicago. III.. F.. Purdue U. I: Swim Team 2. 3: Forestry Club 2. 3. 4: Choir 6 Chorus 2. 3: Intramural Track 2. 3: Silver Spruce 3; A Club 4; ISA 2. 3. 4. Burnstein. Theodore Denver. Colo.. VM.. AVMA I. 2. 3. 4. Buster. E. Louden Longmont. Colo .AH.. Sigma Nn I. 2. 3. 4: Agriculture Council 2: Interfralernily Council 2: Judging Team 3. 4: Livestock Club 3. 4; Vice-President 3. Cameron. John L.-Colorado Springs. Colo.. EE.. A1EE 3. 4. Campbell. Joyce Lamar. Colo.. Sci. Arts. Pan American Club 1: Ski Club 2. 3. 4: Delta Delia Delta 2. 3. 4: Coun- elettes 3: Collegian 3: Panhellenlc Council 3. 4: Silver Spruce 4: Military Sponsor 4. Campbell. Ross L-Gardner. Colo.. F. Forestry Club I. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Gamma Rho 2. 3. 4: Lancers 2: Scabbard 6 Blade 3. 4: Interfratemity Ccunci] 3: Beta Beta Bela 3. 4. Carlton. Richard-Denver. Colo.. Sci. 6 Arts. Collegian 2. 3. Chadwick. Don-Can-. Colo.. AH.. ISA I. 2: Collegiate 4-H I. 2. 3. 4: Rodeo Club 3. 4. Chapman. Howard H. La Junta. Colo.. F.. Forestry Club I. 2. 3. 4: Beta Beta Beta 3. 4: Xi Sigma Pi 4. Cheeiig. Ray G -Mineapolis. Minn.. VM.. AVMA I. 2. J. 4: American Commons Club 2. 3. 4. Christolilis. James Durango. Colo.. IA . 1A Club 3. 4: Rifle Club 3 Clanton. Donald C.-Buffalo. S. Dak.. AH.. Alpha Zela 3. 4: Livestock Judging Team 3. 4: Farmhouse. President 4. Clark. Andrew J -Ft Collins. Colo.. Scl. Arts. Euclidean Club 2: Kappa Mu Epsilon 3. 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4 Cole. Thomas H -Loveland. Colo. CE.. ASCE 3. 4 Colgate. George-Canon Qty. Colo.. ME.. Yale U I: Hikers Club 2. 3. 4: President 3 Colvin. Willard M. Junction City. Kansas. EE.. Intramural Sports Manager 3. 4: AIEE -1. Connell. Jay R.-Blg Horn. Wyo.. VM.. Sigma Alpha Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4: AVMA I. 2. 3. 4: Student Council I Conway. Samuel H. Escondido. Calif.. Agri.. Transferred from San Diego State College ' 47 Cooper. Verne Center. Colo.. Hort.. Livestock Club I : Hort. Club I. 2. 3. 4; Vicc-President 2. 3: President 4: Agriculture Council 2. 3: Vice President 3 Crump. William I -El P.so. Texas. F. Texas Mines I: For estry Club 2. 3. 4: Bela Beta Bela 3. 4: Xi Sigma Pi 3. 4: President 4. Culbcrton. William R -Toledo. !,.., Livestock Club 2. 3. 4: Alpha .-In 3. 4. Curfman. John H Maryville. Mo . Sci 6 Arts. Northwest Mis souri College I: Sigma Nu 2. 3. 4: Drama Club 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 3. 4 Dansky. Leonard M -New York. N. Y . Agri . Alpha Zela 3. 4: Chemistry Club 4 Poultry Science. Davis. Dorothy J. Longmont. Colo.. Sci. 6 Arts. Delta Zeta I. 2. 3. 4: Phrateres I. 2. 3: Debate Club I: Panhellenic I ' ,, I 2: Counsellelles 2: Delta Omicron 4 Davis. Gordon E -Denver. Colo. AVMA I. 2. 3. : Sigma Phi Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4 Daxey. Wayne-Ft. Collln.. Colo. Agri . Alpha Gamma Rho I. 2. 3. 4: Livestock Club I. 2. Dean. Edward E -Denver. Colo.. VM.. Sigma Alpha Epsllon 1. 2. 3. 4: Lancers 2: AVMA I. 2. 3. 4. DeBary. Gerardo Santiago. Chili. AH.. Florida U I. 2: Stray Greeks 3. 4: Cosmopolitan Club 3: Alpha Zela 3. 4: Pan American Club 4. Flying Club 3 Decker. A Morris-Mancos. Colo. Agri. Ft Lewis College I. 2: Agronomy Club 3. 4. DeFreese. Lubart F.-Wakeeney. Kans.. F.. KSTC Kans. I. 2: Phi Kappa Tau 3. 4: Forestry Club 4. Densmore. Norman O -Minneapolis. Minn. EE.. Omaha U. I: AIEE 2. 3. 4. Dickson. William M -Denver. Colo.. VM . AVMA I. 2. 3. 4: Sigma Chi 1. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Psi 3. 4. Dixon. Robert R -Kress. Texas. ME.. Texas Tech I: ASME 2. 3. 4. Doak. I Robert-Parkcrsburg. W. Va.. Marietta College I: Forestry Club 2: Lambda Chi Alpha 3. 4: Gamma Delta 3 Dougherty. Miriam-Ft. Collins. Colo.. HE.. ISA 1. 2. 5. 4; Drama Club 2. 3. 4: Counselerles 3: Wesley Foundation 1. 2. 3. 4. Duckworth. Lyndan R. Eastland. Texas. Sci. Arts. Tarleton Ag. College I: Utah State 2. Dye. Clarence C.-Ft. Collins. Colo.. Scl. 6 Arts. Forestry Club I. 2: Scabbard Blade 2. 3. 4: Sigma Alpha Epsilon 4. Eastep. Woodrow W.-Redwood City. Calif.. VM . Alpha Psi J. 4. Eccber. Robert N.-Victor. Colo.. Sci. 6 Arts. Chemistry Club I. 2. 3. 4: Newman Club I. 2. 3. 4. Edgar. Doris D.-Fl. Collins. Colo. HE. Orchestra I. 2. 4: Chorus 6 Choir I. 2. 3. 4: Drama Club I. 2: Collegian 1.2: ISA I: Sigma Kappa 2. 3. 4: Counseleltes 3: Haylofters 4: Ski Cliil, 4. Ecklund. Victor T. -Battle- Creek. Mich. F. Forestry Club 2. 4: Bela Beta Bela 3: Xl Sigma Pi 3. Edwards. James W -Montebello. Calif. VM . Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1. 2. 3. 4: AVMA I. 2. 3. 4. Egelboff. Lee E -Thleusville. Wls . Agri. Wisconsin U. I: Lancers 2: Horl. Club 2. 3. 4: Newman Club 2. 3. 4: Inter fraternity Council 3: Ski Club 3. 4. I ,..,, i. Harold D -Whealridge. Colo. Livestock Club I. 2. 3: Drama Club I: ISA I. 2. 3: Choir 2. 3: Ramblers 3 FJIison. Grady-Deming. N. Mex . HE. Collegian I. 2: Coun- i I, II,-, 2. 3. 4: AWS Judiciary Council 3: IRC 3. 4: Kappa Delia 3. 4: AWS 4. Emrick. Eli T-Pritchett. Colo.. VM . AVMA I. 2. 3. 4: Drama Club I. 2 Ettinger. W A -Glendale. Calif. AH.. Glendale Junior Col lege I. 2. Euwer. Boise E -Goodland. Kan,. HE.. AWS I. 2. 3. 4: Firsl Vice.PresidenI 4 : Student Christian Association I ; Hiken ' Club I: Choir I. 2. 3. 4: Ugly Ducklings 1: Pistol 6 Rifle Club 2: Counselettes 2. 3: WAA 3. 4: Ski Club 3.4: Delta Delta Delta I. 2. 3. 4: Silver Spruce 4: AWS Judiciary Board 4. Evan,. Robert L Denver. Colo. F. Forestry Club I. 2; Pistol I- Rifle Club 3. Fanselau. Ervin-Denver Colo.. AH.. Livestock Club I. 2. 3. 4: A.C.C. 3. 4: Haylofters 3. Fawcell. Joel S.-Wilson. Wyo.. Agri.. A.C.C. I. 2. 3. 4: Live- stock Club 1. 2. 3. Finnell. C. D -Ft. Collins. Colo.. EE.. AIEE 2. 3. 4. Fisher. Donald K.-Ft. Collins. Colo.. ME.. ASME 3. 4. Fithlan. Chester R.-Ft. Collins. Colo.. Voc. Ed.. ISA I. 1: Chorus 2. 4: Livestock Club I. 2. 3. 4; Alpha Tau Alpha 3. 4. Fitzpatrick. Karl Grand Junction. Colo.. Agri.. Mesa Junior College I. 2: Hort. Club 3. 4: Vice-President 4. Fluckey. Wallace N._La Jara. Colo.. F.. Forestry Club I. 2, 3: ISA I: Scabbard 6 Blade 2. 3. 4: Pistol 6 Rifle Club 4. Foulks. Harley M -Dodge Qty. Kans.. Agri.. Dodge City Jun- ior College I. 2: Sigma Phi Epsilon 3. 4: Alpha Zela 3. 4: Agronomy Club 5. 4 : Freeman. Foster R.-Fl. Collins. Colo.. F.. Forestry Club I. 2. 3. 4: Sigma Chi I. 2. 3. 4: Yellow Jacket 2. French. John S.-Craig. Colo.. PE . Sigma Nu I. 2. 3. 4. Garcia. Hernan Lima. Peru. AH.. National School of Agri culture I. 2: Dairy Club 3: Livestock Club 3: Cosmopolitan Club 3: ISA 3: Pan American Club I. 4. Garnjosl. Richard-New York. N. V . CE. Dartmouth College I. 2: ASCE -,. 4. Geick. Robert J. Denver. Colo.. Agri. Livestock Club I. 2. Gesell. Carolyn I. -U Junta. Colo.. HE.. La Junta Junior Col lege I. 2: Counseleltes 3: Kappa Delta 3. 4: IRC 3. 4. Gesell. Eva C. La Junta. Colo . HE.. La Junta Junior College I. 2: Counselettei 3: Kappa Delta 3. 4: IRC 3. 4. Gibson. Elmer H.-Ogden. Utah. VM . AVMA I. 2. 3. 4: Lancers 2: Alpha Psi 3. 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4. Gillispie. Marshall C.-Fl. Collins. Cok. ME. ASME I. 2. J. 4: Choir 6 Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: ISA 2. 3. 4: Sigma Tau 3. 4: Ramrod 3. 4: Slide Rule 3. 4. Ginler. Fay E Fl. Collins. Colo.. Sci 6 Arts. Swan Club I. 2: Drama Club I. 2. 3. 4: WAA I: Rifle 6 Piitol Club 3. 4: Chess Club 3: Orchesis 3. 4: ISA I Glaser. Arthur C -Elko. Nev.. AH.. Texas U I. 2: Livestock Club 4 Good. Marilyn- Pueblo. Colo.. HE. Choir I. 2. 3: Collegian I: Silver Spruce I. 2: Counseleltes 1. 2. 3. 4: Ski Club 2. 3: O T. Club 3. 4: Red Cross 4: Kappa Alpha Thela I. 2. 3. 4. Green. Dan A. Mound City. Kans. I Kansas Stale I: Fores- try Club 2. 3. 4: President 4: Xi Sigma Pi 3. 4: ( ' resident 3: Colorado Forester 3: Bela B.-l,. Bela 3. 4. Griner. Lynn A Phoenix. Aril. VM.. AVMA I. 2. 3. 4: Lancers 2: Alpha Psi 3. 4. Grover. David-Tulsa. Okla.. Sc.i Arts. Track I. 2. 3. 4: De- bate I. 3. 4: President 4: Hikers Club 2: Ski Club 4 Gruenfeld. lay-Chicago. Ill . F.. Illinois U. I : Swimming Team 2. 3. 4: Forestry Club 2. 3. 4: Xi Sigma Pi 2. 3. 4: A Club 3. 4: Beta Bela Beta 3. 4: Phi Kappa Tau 4: Captain Swim- ming Team 4: asst. coach 4: Who ' s Who 3. 4. Gully. Mark M_Boulder. Colo. VM.. Sigma Phi Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4: AVMA I. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Psi 3. 4. Haas. Walter R -Ft Collins. Colo.. VM . AVMA 1. 2. 3. 4; A.C.C. I. 2. 3. 4. Hadley. Clair J -Paonia. Colo.. EE.. AIEE 2. 5. 4: Band i. 3. 4; Kappa Kappa Psi 3. 4. Hagan. Thomas F.-Ft. Collins. Colo.. VM.. AVMA I. 3. J. 4: Aplha Psi 3. 4. Hagemelsler. Lynn R.-Fl. Collins. Colo.. CE.. Tes ASM 1. 2: ASCE J. 4. Hahn. Donald D.-Hamlel. Neb,.. Agri.. Alpha Tau Alpha 4. Hall. James R -Huntsvilie. Ohio. F. Ski Club I. 2: For estry Club I. 2: Red Cross 2. 3. 4: Swimming Team 2. 3. 4: Beta Beta Bela 3. 4: Alpha Phi Ome|a 4. Hamilton. Dwight L-Colorado Springs. Colo.. F.. Colorado College I: Bela Beta Beta 3 Hammerqulsl. Harold E.-Filer. Idaho. Sri 6 Arts. Idaho Col lege I: ISA 2. 3, 4: Associated Veterans 2: Ramblers 3. 4: Debate Club 4. Hamilton. George A -ft. Collins. Colo.. Agri . Agronomy CUb 2. J. 4: Vke- President 4 llammit. Harold C.-Portale.. N. Me, . F.. New Mexico Col- lege I: Forestry Club 2. 3. 4: Colorado Forester 3: Lancers 2: Bela Bela Bela 3. 4. Hammond. Paul B.-San Diego. Calif.. VM.. AVMA I. 2. 3. 4: 4-H Club I: Lucky Horseshoe I. 4: French Club 2: Latin Club 2. 3: Lancers 2: Beta Beta Beta 2. 3. 4: Cosmopolitan Club 3: Psi Alpha 3. 4: Newman Club 4: Future Fanner of America I. Hargrove. Ross-Scott City. Kans.. AH.. Forestry Club 1: Lin- stock Club I: Alpha Zela 3. 4. Hatzimanolis. Theologue F.-Ft. Collins. Colo.. F.. Choir I: Forestry Club I. 2. 3. 4: IRC 3. 4. Hawk. Walton-San Cristobal. N. Me... VM.. AVMA 1. 2. 1. 4: Lancers 2: Alpha Psi 3. 4. Hawley. John F.-Ft. Collins. Colo.. Agri.. Rutgen U. I: Livestock Club 2: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4. Haynes. Evan A.-Denver. Colo.. F.. Choir I. 2. 3. 4: Forestry Club I. 2. 3. 4: Bela Xi Cooperative I. 2. 3. 4: ISA 3. 4. Healb. Russell L.-Durango. Colo . Sci. 6 Arts. Ft. Lewis Col- lege I. 2: Physics Club 4 Heney. Charles A.-Poughkeepsie. N. Y.. CE.. Syracuie U I. 2: Sigma Tau 5. 4: Pistol f, Rifle Club 3. 4: ASCE 3. 4: Phi Kappa Phi 4. Hensley. Frank S.-Denver. Colo.. Sci. 6 Arts. Forestry Club I : Track I. 2. 3. 4: Sigma Alpha Epsilon I. 2. 3. 4: Silver Spruce 2. 3. 4: Beta Bela Bela 3: Pi Delia Epsilon 3. 4: Vice-PresidenI 4: A Club 3 Henson. Edwin R. Arlington. Va.. AH.. Texas U. 1.2 Hemdon. Leo I ' -l ' l Collins. Colo.. Agri.. Drama Club 2. 3: Alpha Tau Alpha 3. 4. Hess. Lulu M.-Durango. Colo.. HE.. Fl. Lewis College I. 2. 3. Hill. Alice-Pueblo. Colo. OT . Kappa Alpha Tbet. I. 1. 3. 4: Choir I. 2. 3: Collegian I: Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4: Counselettes 2. 3: Silver Spruce 2: R O.T.C Sponsor 3: AWS 4. J - Intelllgent .ki technique. Hill. Riley S.-Pagosa Springs. Colo.. Sci. 6 Arts. ISA 1 . 2. 3. 4. Hill. Vlctor-Fl. Collins. Colo.. VM.. AVMA 1. 2. 3. 4. Hill. Willlam-Fl. Collins. Colo.. ME. ASME 4. Hills. William II. -Cordon. Neb.. Agri.. Livestock dub I. 2. 3. 4: A.C.C 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zeta 2. 3. 4: Alpha Tau Alpha 4: President 4 Hindman. William F.-Colorado Spring. Colo.. PE. Dodge City Junior College I. 2: Vanity Football 3. 4: A Club ). 4. Hindman. William M.-Fl Collins. Colo.. VM.. AVMA I. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Psi 3. 4 Hinkle. Lee T.-Wetmore. Kans.. Agri.. Kansas State 1: En- lomology Club 3. 4. Hirama. Haruko-Granada. Colo.. OT.. Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; WAA I. 2. 3. 4: Cosmopolitan Club 3. 4: Phratares 2. 3. 4. Hoffman. Donald M. Denver. Colo.. F. Forestry Club I. 2. 3. 4: Hikers Club I. 2: Lancers 2: Xi Sigma Pi 3. 4: Scab- bard 6 Blade 3. 4: Red Cross 3. 4. Hol.1. Edward M._Pueblo. Colo.. Agri.. Pueblo Junior Col- lege I: Miami U. 2: Alpha Zela 3. 4: Agronomy Club 3. 4: American Society of Agronomists. 4. Horiucbl. Mitxu Brighton. Colo.. Hort. Livestock Club I. 2: Cosmopolitan Club 2. 3: Entomology Club 3: Secretary 3: Compus Christian Fellowship 3. 4. House. Horace F.- Ft. Collins. Colo.. Engr.. Sigma Nu I. 2. 3. 4: Vice-PresidenI 3: Associated Veterans 2: Secretary 2: ASME 3: Vice-PresidenI 3: Inlerfratemity Council 3. Householder. William A.-Newark. Nebr.. Agri.. Kearney State Teachers College I: Alpha Tau Alpha 3. 4: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Ag. Council 4. Huff. Shirlie-Denver. Colo.. OT.. Park College 1. 2: Campus Christian Fellowship 3. 4: Beta Beta Beta 3. 4: Orchesis 3: ISA Council Rep. 3: Silver Spruce 3: Omicron Nu 4: Tau lota Omega 4: Phi Kappi Phi 4: Second Vice-President As- soclaled Students 4 Hughes. David VV -Denver. Colo.. Scl. 6 Arts. Kappa Mu Epsilon: Vice-President 4. Hunt. Frank W. Jr.-Elk City. OUa.. VM.. AVMA I. 2. J. 4; Sigma Phi Epsilon: Student Council 2. 3. Husted. Robert F. Orient. Iowa. Agri. Agronomy Club 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Ag. Council 4. Hutchinson. Wenell F.-Salida. Colo. VM. AVMA I. 2. J. 4: Lancers 2: Alpha Psi 2. 3: National Convention Rep 3: President 4. Ingersoll. Lucian L La Junta. Colo.. Sci c Arts. Swimming Jackson. Melvin L -Denver. Colo. Sci 6 Arts. SPE: Vet. I. 2. 3. 4. Village Councilman 2: Collegian 2. 3: Wings 6 Cannon 3: Treasurer 3: Vel Village Mayor 3: Soc. Econ. Club 4: Vice-President I Jenkins. Lloyd T.-Lead. S Dak. Chem Jennings. S. Douglas-Omaha. Nebr. ME. Omaha U 1 : Band 2. 3. 4: ASME 3. 4: Kappa Kappa Psi 4 Jensen. Eugene T -Woodstock. Ill CE. Jesser. Rodger F.-Ft. Collins. Colo CE ASCE 2. 3. 4: Gamma Delta 3 Johnson. Joseph M. Phoenix. Ariz. EE. Swimming ' 2: AIEE 2. 3. 4: SPE I. 2. 3. 4: Vel. Village Mayor 2. Johnson. Ladessa-Fl. Collins. Colo Sci. 6 Arts. D Club I: Collegian 2. 3: KAT: Chorus I. 2: Hesperia Treasuer 3: Jolmion Ladeua-Ft Collini. Colo. Set 6 Aril. D Club I: Collegian 2. 5; KAT; Choral I. 2: He.perta Treaiuer 3: Pi Delta Epillon 5. 4: Pi Gamin. Mu 3. 4. WAA 3: T.u lota Omega 4: AWS Council 4; R.O.T.C. Sponiol 4: Coun alette.. President 4 Johnun. Ruth E-Fl. Collln.. Colo. Sci. 6 Art.. Chem Club I. 1. 5. 4: Set-Tie.. 3; Orche.tr. I. 2. 3. 4: Symphonic Band I. 2. 3. 4: College String Trio I. 2. 4: College String Quartet I: Student Affilii.tr. Amet. CKem. Soc. I. 2. 3: Sec.-Tre.i. 5: Delta Oraicton 2. 3. 4: Sec Trea. 4: Spur 2: Collegia 5: Delta Zela 1. 4; Vice-Preddent 4; P.nkellenic Council 3. 4: Preiidenl 4: Aggie Pep Council 4; Secretary 4: Student. Adviwry Board 4 Joknlton. John N.-P.mpa. Tea. AH Te. A 6 M I: Old.. A 8 M 2: We.l Texa. Stale 2. Kainer. Robert A -Santa Ro. Calif. Vet. Med.; Jr. AVMA 1. 2. 3. 4: Lancer. 2: Alpha Pll 3. 4: Honor Soph. 3; Phi KanT ' Kent ' K. -Carthage. Mo. Agri. Alpha Phi Omega 2. 3. 4; Pre.ldenl 3: Phi Kappa Tau 4: Alpha Tau Alph. 4 Klipple. Loui.e-Ft. Colliiu. Colo HE. Dramatic Club I. 2: Independent. 1. 2. 3. 4; Choir I. 2: Orche.lra 2. 3: Delta Omkron 2. 3. 4: Spar 2: AWS 5. 4: He.peria 3 T1O 4; Omkron Nu 4; Stud U Advuory Comm. 4. Knoi. Raymond G.-Kuua. Oty. Kan. F. Fore.lry dub I. 2. 3: Dt,,,atk Dub I. 2. 3; SAE: ISA I: Treanno I. Konugre.. Kri. A.-TrinkU. Colo. HE Iowa Stale College 1 : Trinidad St. Jr. College 2: Judiciary Board 3. 4: Inoe-Deb.- Phratere. 4. Krumm. Robert C.-Cheyenne. Wyo. F. SPE I. 2. 3. 4: For- e.lry Club I. 2. 3. 4: Ba.eb.ll I: Cheer leader I: Lutcen 2: Secretary 2 Kumler Nuwy S.-Denver. Colo. HE OT Club 3: Purdue U. I. 2; Choir 3; Triple Trio 3: Jr. Cabaret 3: Red Crou 4: Prog. Party Rep. 4 Landenberger. Charle. F -Pelham Manor. N. Y. F. Georgia School ol Tech. I: Univ. of Affc. I. 2; SX 3. 4: Fore.liy Club 3. 4: Foretlry Club Pre.ldenl 4. Xi Sigma Pi 3. 4; BetaBela Beta 3. 4; Sid Club 4. Unon. Layboume L-Fl. Luplon. Colo Agri. Uve.Uxi Club 1. 2. 4; Rodeo Club I. 2. 4: ATA 3. 4. Larimer. Dalai-Denver. Colo. HE D.U. 1. 2: SK 5. 4: Trea. 3. 4: Panhellenic Council 4: Vice-Pre.ldenl 4. Lawerence. Jame. W -Denver. Colo. CE Foolb.ll I : Wre.1- hng I: SAE I. 2. 3. 4: ASCE I. 2. 3. 4: Kappa Kappa Pa 2. 3. 4: Scabbard 6 Blade 3. 4: Wing. 6 Cannon 4. Leedham. Calvin D.-PlioenU. Art.. Agri. Aril. U. I : Ent. Club 2, 3. 4. Leone. Vincenl D.-Beaumonl. Tea. ME. SPE 2. 3: SPE Vke-Pre. 4. ASME 3. 4. Lev,i.. John S.-Sanla Monica. Calif. VM. Jr. AVMA I. 2. 3. 4. Ulley. Charle. W.-Ft Collin.. Colo. Sci. 6 Art.. SPE I. 2. 3. 4; Rodeo Club 3: Vice Pre.. 3: Live.tock Club 4: Vice- Pre. 4 Lindblom. Thoma. W.-Omaha. Nebr. Engr. Peru State Teacher. Coll. Peru. Nebr. 1 : Omaha U. I : SAE 2. 3. 4. Loard. H. C-Memphi.. Teia. Agri. No Teia. Ag Coll. I : Alpha Zet. 3. 4. Lowdermilk. Wayne A.-Denver. Colo. CE Univ. of Dubuque I: Univ. of Oklahoma 2: ASCE 2. 3. 4: Intramural. 3. 4: Football. Baieball. Lynch. H. Norri.-Denver. Colo EE. SX I. 2. 3. 4: ROTC Concert Band I. 2. 3. 4: Drama Club 1. 2. 3. 4: AIEE I. 2. 3: Canterbury Club 1. 2. 3 4: OrtheOra I. 2. 3: Lancer. 2: Kappa Kappa P.I 2. 3. 4: Pre.. 4: Sigma Tau 3: Pep Council 4. MacDonald. Frank S.-Denver. Colo. Agri. Beta Xi I. 2. 3. 4: Live.lock Club I. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zeta 2. 3. 4: Intramural. MacLeni jnon. Roderic C.-Sherldan. Wvo. Wyo U. 1, 2: PHi Delta Thela I. 2: Jr Stock Judging Team 5: Sr. Stock Judg- Ing Team 4: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Senior Cl.u Vlce-Pre.. 4; Inlerfratemity Council 4 MacLeod. Thoma. D.-Denver. Colo PE SAE; Inlerlr.lemity Trea. 3; Inlerfratemity Prel. 4: A Club 4: Sec Tre. 4 Madien. Ivan I -I W.I,. Colo Agri. Nebr U I. 2; Alpha Zela 3. 4. March. Le.ter W.-L.porte. Colo. Sci. 6 Art, SPE: UCLA I: Unlv of Redland. 2: L. A. Art Cenler 3. M.r. Robert J -Pueblo. Colo ME Pueblo Jr. College I: SPE 2. 3. 4: Sigma T.u 3. 4; Pre.. 4: ASME 4. Mathiai. William D.-Monte Viita. Colo. So. 6 An. Soc.- Econ. ( luh 4. Mrthie.en. Carol J.-Fl. Collin.. Colo. PE. Unlv. of Minn. 1. 2: WAA 3. 4: Orchel. 3. 4: Pern Club 4. Maylender. Charle. W.-Whlle Plain.. N. Y. Sci. 6 Am Alpha Gamma Rho 1. 2. 3. 4: Collegian 3: Soc.-Sd. Club McCartv. Richard E-Shelbyvllle. Ind Sci. S Art.. Central Normal Odl.. Danville. Ind . Phi Kappa T.u 4: Cheunuto Club 4; Pre.. 4. McCaikill. Jame. A.-Denver. Colo. F. Northwe.len. U. I. 2. 3; Foreitry Club 4: Haylofler. 4; Swimming. McCarty. E Marie-Bayfield. Colo. Sci. 6 Art.. Fl. Lewta ASM I. 2: C.S.C.E 2. McCormlck. CharloMe J -Loveland. Colo. HE. C.W.C I. 2i Delta Delia Delta 3. 4: AWS 3. 4. Silver Spruce 4: Coun- lelette. 4. Collegian 4 McCrimmon. Donald I...-I I Collin.. Colo. tj.r Band I. 2: SX 1. 2. 3. 4: AMOC. Veteran. 2, ASCE 3. 4. McCrackin. Franci. A.-San Bernardino. Calif San Bern Valley Jr. College I. 2: EE: Rifle Club 3: Canterbury Club 3. 4: AIEE 4: ST 4. McGrew. Darlene F.-Greeley. Colo. HE Choru. I. 2. 3. 4: Collegian I. 2. 3: Kappa Delta I. 2. 3. 4: Ea.l Rockwell Coumelor 2. He.d CounKior 3: KD Pre . 4 McKague. Jame. F -Ft Collin.. Colo. Econ. SX I. 2. 3. 4: Ski Club I. 2. 3. 4; Pre. 2: Var.ity Ski Team I. 2. 5. 4: ROTC 3. 4: Collegian I : A Club 4. McKee. Jack C -Aurora. Colo. ME. Fre.hman Clau Pre..: BaAetball I : ASME 2. 3. 4 McWllllam.. F. T-Anlt. Colo AH U. of Dubuque: B.S.. Northweilern 1946: Sigma Chi 3. 4: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Live- .lock Club 3. 4: Livestock Judging Team 3. 4. Meade. Harold W. -Canon City. Colo P.ych. Forertry Dob 1. 2: Sc.bb.rd 6 Blade 3. 4: Wing. 6 Cannon 3. 4 Meeker. Victor K -Toledo, Ohio. For. Mgmt. Xi Sigma Phi 4. Menkemeyer. Henry- Wi.hita. Kan. CE. ASCE 2. J. 4. Meier. Curti.-LaGr.nge Wyo. AH. SAE I. 2. 3. 4: Ue- .tock Club I. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zet. 3. 4. Mete. Eugene L.-Temple. Old.. VM. J.. AVMA I. X J. 4: Alpha F ' ,i 3. 4. Milbum. Kathleen O -Holly. Colo. Voc. HE We.ley Foun- dation I. 2. 3: Hiker. Clui. 2. 3. 4: ISA 2. 3. 4; WAA 2. 3: Silver Spruce I: Ugly Duckling. 2: Chemulry Club 3: Coun selelte, 4. Mill. Fredric L.-Boulder. Colo. R. Mgml. Fore.rry Club 2. 3. 4: Xi Sigma Pi 3. 4: OruUer Editor 3. Miller. Geraldine-Greeley. Colo AWS Judictary Board 3: CouTuelettei 4. Miller. Milton Patrick-Loveland. Colo. CE. ASCE 2. 3. 4: Chew Club 3. Minor. Mary-Rocky Ford. Colo HE WAA I. 2. 3: Gamma Phi Beta I. 2. 3. 4: Collegian I: Student Chriitlan Aiioc. I: Ugly Duckling. I: Spur 2: AWS Council 2: Countelerte. 2. 3: Ski Club 3. 4: Silver Spruce 4. Mitchell. Robert J -Chadron. Nebr CE ASCE.2. 3. 4: Sec.. Treav 3: Student Engr. Counc il J Monninger. Lawrence V.-Fl. Collin., Colo. FM. Swimming Team I. 2. 3: Foreitry Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Lanoen 2: Beta Beta Beta 3. 4, Xi Sigma Pi 4. Moreland. Donald C.-Kk w.. Colo. Gen. Agron. Agron. Club Mom.. Meredith J.-T.ylorville. 111. Game Mgml. Unlv. of III. I. 2: Univ. of Aril. 2: Rifle 6 Plilol Club 3. 4: Colorado Fore.ler Stuff 4: Colo. Coop. Wildlife Ruearch Unit 4. M,,,... Robert R-Golden. Colo. Grai. Wre.lllng I. 2. : Live.lock Club I: A Club 3. 4 Morriion. Mark. We.lmin.ter. Colo. I ' -. I. Mudget. I Jew Denver. Colo. AH. Little International I : SAE I. 2. 3. 4. Pre.. A.KK Veteran. 3 Mulling.. Thoma. Eugene-MoKa. Colo R. Mgmt Adam. Stale College 1.2: LCA 3. 4: ForeHry Club 3. 4: Beta Bet. Beta 4. Rodeo Club 4. Mulli,,,. Don W.-Snvder. Colo PE Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Wreitling I. 2. 3. 4: IWhall I. 2. 3: SN I. 2. 3. 4: All, lethic Council 2. 3: Cla.. Pre.idenl 3. 4: Who. Who 3.4; Pre.idenl SN 3. Munroe. Richard J -Great Fall.. Mont. P.ych Clg of Edu- cation. Gt Fall.. Mont 1: Newman Club 2. 3: Scabbard 6 Blade 3. 4. LCA 3. 4; Collegian Reporter 3; Wing. 6 Can- non 3. 4. Nau. Rkhard A -Denver. Colo ME. ASME 2. 3. 4: Sigma Tau I re.l,,.,.n Award: Editor Slide Rule 3: Student Engi neerrng Council 3. 4. Pre.idenl 4, Sigma Tau 3. 4: Vice- Pre.. 4. Neel. Edna Earle-Durango. Colo Gen Sci. Fl. Lewi. I. 2. Nichol. Frederick D.-Ft Collini. Colo II, Pre.idenl of Phy.ic. Club 4: Ski Club 4 Noble.. Robert W.-Mu egon. Mich. For. Mgml. Unlv. of N Me. I : Colo. College 2. Nye. Lowell F -Denver. Colo Sci. 6 Art.. SPE 2. 3. 4; Collegian 3: Collegian on the Air 4: Fore.try Club 2. Ogura. Alice Y. Alamoia, Colo. Soc. Coimopolitan I. 2. 3. 4: Phratere. I. 2. 3. 4: W.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4; I.S.A. I: Inter Rel. Club 2. 3. 4: Pan-American 4. Oldemeyer. Donald L Bru.h. Colo Agron. SPE I. 2. 3. 4: Preiident SPE 3. Football I: Alpha Zeta 2. 3. 4; Board of Publication. 2: Student. ' Prog. Party 2: Agron. Club 2. 3. 4: Bete Beta Beta 3. 4; Who ' . Who 4. OWn. Peter E.-Vicloria B. C. VM. SX I. 2. 3. 4: Drama Club I. 2: AVMA I. 2. 3. 4: Clau Preiidenl 2: Auembly Comm. 2. 3; Lancer. 2: Red Cro.. 2; Who ' . Who 3. 4: Trea.. Vel. Sr Ola.!: International Relation. Club 4. Palm. Edwin-Albin. Wyo. AH. Univ. of Wyo. I: Live.lock Club I. 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Slock Judging Team 3. 4. Parker. J.me. C -Akron. Colo. AH. Choru. I. 2: Ljve.tock Club I. 2. 3. I. Alpha Zeta 2. 3. 4: Ag Council X 3. 4: Judging Teun 3. Palleron. Richard H.-Lawrence. Kan. R Mgml Ark A 6 M 1 : Fore.lry Club 3. 4 Pennell. Virgil Lee-Mar.hall. Ill Sci. 6 Art.. Auoc. Vet. I : Lucky Horn-shoe Riding Club 2: Live.tock Club 2: Beta Beta Bela 3. 4: LCA 3. 4: Gamma Delia 3: Alph. Zela 3. 4: Alpha Tau Alpha 3. Penwell. Jone. C -Ft Collin.. Colo AH Teju.. A 6 M I. 2. Perkini. John W.-Ft. Collin.. Colo. Econ. SAE 1. 2. 3. 4: Inlerfralemiry Council 2. 3. 4: Econ. Club 3. 4. Pu.vB.kii. Peter D. Ansonia. Conn. For. Mgml. Fore.try Club I: Tri Bela 3. 4. Peter. Robert J Rawlln.. Wyo For. Mgml. Foreitry Club I. 2. 3. 4. Phillipp. Kenneth W._Meeker. Colo Mu Band I. 2. 3. 4: Choir I. 2. 3. 4: Kappa Kappa P.i 3. 4. Phillip.. Rkhard M.-Cre:o. Iowa. Ag. ' Iowa St College I. 2: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Alpha Tau Alpha 3. 4. Pierton. Eme.lo Managua. Nicaragua. Cent. Amer. CE. ASCE 4: Newman Club 4. Piper. Charle. F -Cedaredge. Colo. Hort. Newman Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Forestry Club 1. 2: Ski Clul) 1: Intra Sport. 1. 2. 3. 4: Hort. Club 3. 4. Potter. Earl F.-Pueblo. Colo. Econ. SAE I. 2. 3. 4: Fore.try Club 1: D dub I; NOCE-1COS 3. 4: Colleian Reporter 4 Prop.1. Thoma. K.-Merino. Colo. An. Prod. Colo. Univ. I: Live.lock Club 2. 3. 4; ROTC 2. 3; Alpha Zeta 5. 4: ScJb- bard 6 Blade 3. 4: Wing. 6 Cannon 3. Raferty. I C.-Maiba... N. Dak. For. Rec. N. Dak. School of Forestry I. 2; Trea. Alpha Phi Omega 3: PKT 3. 4: Haylofler. 3: House Mgr 4 WALL ' S JEWELRY GIFT SHOP Armstrong Hotel Bldg. Phono lo-W CAMPUS SHOP Studont Headquarters 649 So. College Are. Phone 254 318 .( w a East oi Ft. Collins HAUF BRAU Phone 0520-Jl Reid. George R.-Cache. Okla An Prod. Stale Ag College. Lawton. Okla. 1.2: Hardin College. Wichita Fall.. Te. 3: Farmhouse Fraternity 4: Inlerfraternit y Council 4: Livestock Judging Team 4. Reid. Pre.ton H -Akron. Colo Tech Soil.. SPE 2. 3. 4: Agron. Club 2. 3. 4: Alpha Zeta 3. 4; Treas. 4. Ramey. Kellh-Slerling. Colo. Hort Horl. Club 4. Randle. John H -Holly. Colo Gen Sci. D Club I. 2; ACE I. 2: SPE 2. 3. 4: Collegian 2: Wrestling 1; Football 1: Choir I. Remington. Jack-Columbus. Ohio. For Rec. SAE 2. 5. 4; Rifle 6 Pistol Club 2: A.SOC. Vet. 2. 3: Seigga Club 2. 3: Swim Team 2. 3. 4: A Club 3. 4: Aggie Pep Council Ch. 4: Prcs. Assoc. Students 4 . Pacemaker.. Reynold.. Lena M.-Fl Collins. Colo. Soc. ISA 1. 2. 5. 4: Livestock Club 2. 3: Rambler.. 3. 4. Rodeo Club 4 Richardson. Everett V.-Scottsblul. Nebr CE Sec. ASCE 3; ASCE 4. Student Council 3; Sigma Tau 3. 4: Assembly Cum,,, 4. Richardson. Jame, A -Wiggins. Colo For. Rec Bela Xi I. 2. 3. 4: Lancers 2: Livestock Club 3 Rick.. Fred A -Denver. Colo Voc. Agri. Alpha Tau Alpha 4 Rinn. Lois M.-Yuma. Colo. HE Bob Jones College I. 2: Campus Christian Fellowship 3. I Romll. Herman R.-San Diego. Calil. VM. AVMA I. 2. 3. 4: SPE I. 2. 3. 4. Lancers 2: Kappa Kappa Psi 2: Band 2. Ridgeway. Homer E.-Greeley. Colo PE Backelball I. 2; Forestry Club I. 2: Tennis I. 2: SAE I. 2. 3. 4: Vice-Pres. SAE 4; A Club 2. 3. 4. 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Mgmt SPE I. 2. 3. 4: Forestry Club I. 2. 3. 4: Scabbard Blade 3. 4. Schroeder. Anlhony L.-Colby. Kans. AH. Providence College I: Livestock Club 2: Neman Club 2: Football 2: Wrestling 2. Dairy Set Club 3 Scott. Paul R.-Lelhbridge. Alberta. Canada Agri. ISA I: Lucky Horseshoe Riding Club I: Flying Club I. Schomberg. Orville-Fl. Collins. Colo. Ent. Enl. Club 4 Shizue. Ruth-Miff. Colo Zool Denver Univ I. 2: Bela Beta Beta 3. 4. Cosmopolitan Club 3. 4: Treas Cosmo. Club 4. Phraleres 3. 4. Schroeder. Robert W -La, Animas. Colo EE. AIEE 4. Schuk Charles E.-Parish. N Y ME Los Angeles City Coll I. 2: PDG 3. 4; ASME 4 Senefl. Gordon-Granite City. III. For Univ of N. C. I: Swimming 2: Interfraternity Council 3. 4: PKT 3. 4: Forestry Club I Shade. Jerry M. -Calumet, la 1A ROTC I. 2. 3: Band I: Choir 2. 3; Delta Sigma Thela. Sec. 2: I A Club 3. 4; Sec. 4: lota Lambda Sigma 4: A M Flying Club 4. Shook. Lewis Jr -Denver. Colo EE Euclidean Club 2: AIEE 4. Shoemaker. Philip H.-Portland. Ore For. Mgml. Silver Spruce I; SAE I. 2. 3. 4: Forestry Club 1. 2. 5. 4; Xi Sigma Pi 2: Beta Bela Bela 3: Pi.lol Club 4. Skees. C Robert-Nucla. Colo PE. Mesa Jr. Colleje I. 2. Smarll. Betty A.-Lamar. Colo. HE. HE Club I: ISA I. 2. 3. 4. Phrateres I. 2. 3. 4; Pres Phraleres 3; WAA 3. 4: Hiker. Club 3. 4. Smith. Helen K.-Ft. Collins. Colo. Arts 6 Set Choir I. 2: AWS I. 2. 3. 4; Collegian I Smith. Joyce E -Littleton. Colo. For. Mgml. WAA I: Hiker. Club I. 2. f 4. Forestry Club I. 4; GPB 2. 3. 4; Counsel- ettes 2. 3: Military Sponsor 4 Smith. Leslie N.-Durango. Colo 2An. Nu. Fl. Lewis Coll. I. 2: Health Comm I Smith. Robert E -Manilou Springs. Colo EE. SPE I. 2. 3. 4; AIEE I. 2. 3. 4. Smith. Stanley D.-Chalanooga. Tenn EE. Univ. of Chala- nooga I. 2: Inter. Rel Club 3. 4. Hikers Club 3. Sodman. Norman L. Casper. Wyo. Agron. Sec.-Treas. Agron. Club I; Agron Club I. 2; Alpha Zela 2. 3. 4 Starbuck. Gordon L -Salida. Colo. Voc Agri. Livestock Club 1. 2. 3: Lancers Treas. 2: Alpha Tau Alpha 3. 4: Alpha Zela 3. 4. Sleenbergh. Warren F -Brooklondale. N. Y. For. Foreity Club 2. 3. 4; Hiker. Club 2. 3. 4; Ski Club 2. 3. 4: LCA 3, 4. Slephenson. D. Wayne-Ft. Collins. Colo. Arts 6 Sd. Okla. U. I: Hikers Club 2. 3; Swimming Team 2 F ,.crv CluJ 2. 3: Riding Club 3. Stein. Don [ ' .-Denver. Colo Econ. Lancers 2: SN 2. 3. 4: Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4: Soc. Sci. Club 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Football 3. 4. Stenehjem. Maynard A. Gibbon. Nebr. Econ. Soc. Sci. Club 3. 4; Pres. Soc Sci Club 4. Pres. Pi Gammu Mu 4. Stevens. Gerald F -Wray. Colo EE. AIEE 2. 3. 4: Sigma Tau 3. 4: Newman Club 4: Editor Slide Rule 4. Si John. Lawrence W.-Grand Valley. Colo. Hort Hort Club I. 2. 3. 4: Sec. Hort. Club 4. Stotts. Chester E.-Delta. Colo Poul Prod. Wrestling 1 ; Vice- Pre,. Poul. Sci. Club 4 Slrauch. Fred- Windsor. Colo Agron. Agron Club I. 2. 3. 4: LCA 2. 3. 4: Pres. Agron Club 3 Stratus. Don S -Denver. Colo Math. Colo Univ I. 2; KME 3. 4. Stuckenschneider. Hugo A.-Koeltzlown. Mo. AH SPE I. 2. V 4. Newman Club I. 2. 3. 4: Livestock Club I. 2. 3. 4: Lancer. 2: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: NSA 3: Baseball 3: Student Council Pres 4 Svalberg Bud F. A. Denver. Colo. For Mgmt Forestry Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Hikers Club I: Square Dance Club I. 2. Swank. Harry F -Hollon. Kans R. Mgml Forestry Club 4: Xl Sigma Pi 4. Swanson. Robert B.-Torringlon. Wyo Art. 6 Sci PKT 2. 3. 4; D Club 3. 4 Sweetland. Albert A -Clovis. N. Me. AH Livestock Club 2. 3 4: Ag Council 4. Swope. Harold M. Emporia. Kans. Game Mgml. Forestry Club 3. Emporia Slate Teachers College I. 2. Tanner. Carl R -Doublas. Georgia Enl Ent. Club I. 2. 3. 4: Vice Pres Enl Club 4. Agri Council 3: Alpha Zela 4 Teague. Richard D._Colorado Spring). Colo Zool. Beta Bela Bela 3. t. Thodo. Ruth-Denver. Colo Gen Sci Choir I: Ski Club t. 2: WAA I: Euclidean Club 3: Kappa Mu Epsilon 3. 4. Thomas. Ralph E.-San Diego. Calil. VM. AVMA I. 2. 3. 4: ACC I. 2. 3. 4: ACC Pres 5: APO 3. 4. Thomas. William E.-Ft Collins. Colo EE. Univ of III I: Euclidean Club 2: AIEE 2. 3. 4. Kappa Mu Epiilon 3. 4. Thompson. Kollh-Sheridan. Ind For Basketball I: Baseball I. 2. 3; Football 2. 3. 4. Fore.lry Club I. 2. 3. 4. A Club I. 2. 3. 4: Bela Bela Bela 3. 4. Who ' s Who 3. Tobin. Robert F -Montrose. Colo AH Newman Club I. 2. I: Livestock Club 2. 3; AGR 2. 3. 4. Triefus. Alfrud-Denver. Colo CE. Colo. Univ. I; ASCE 2. 3. 4: Seigga Club 2. 3. 4 Intramural Sports 3. 4. Tromsness. Howard I. Minneapolis. Minn. For. Mgml. Fore.lry Club 1.2. 3. 4. Scabbard t- Blade 2. 3. 4 Tripp. William E. Jr-. National City. Calif An Nu. Vanier. Velaine-Denver, Colo Soc. KD I. 2. 3. 4; Collegtan I. 2. 3. 4. Bui. Mjr. 3: D Club 2. 3; Haylofler. 2. 3. 4: Student Council 4: Panhellenic 3. 4. Hesperia 3: Phi Gamma Mu 3. 4: Phi Delta Epsilon 3. 4. Vanderhoof. Rose-Arvada. Colo. PE. Collegian 1: Choir I: Cheerleader 2: Rambler. 2: WAA 3. 4; P.EM. Club 3. 4: Silver Spruce 3. 4. Valverde. Aruelmo Albuquerque. N. Mez. Gen. Agron. Cos- mopolitan Club 2. 3, 4: Pres. 3: Agron. Club 2. 3. 4: Pan- American Club 3. 4. Van Arsdale. George Hugo. Colo. Gen. Sci. Doane College I. 2: APO 3. 4. Van Dyke. W. .l.-Fl. Collins. Colo. Phys. Ed Gold Team 1. 2. 3. 4: A Club 3. 4. Volaw. William H.-Colorado Springs. Colo. AH. Livestock Club t. 2. 3. 4: Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2. 3. 4: Intramural Rodeo Contestant 2: Rodeo Club 2: Alpha Zeta 3. 4: Scab- bard 6 Blade 3. 4: Stock Judg. Team 4: Ll. Col. Military 4. Von Vihl. Dorothy B.-Fl. Collins. Colo. Choir I. Gamma Phi Beta I. 2. 3. 4, Counselettes 2. 3: Pi Gamma Mu 4: Vice- Pres 4; Soc. Sci Club 4: Pistol Club 4. Wadlow. Gerald I -All,,,,. III. I M Fore.lry Club I. 2. 3. 4: Scabbard . ' - Blade 2: Bela Bela Bela 3. 4. Xi Sigma Pi 4. Wadlow. Phyllis H.-Ft. Collins. Colo. HE. Nevada U. I; ISA 2: WAA 2: Ugly Ducklings 2: Swan Club 2: Omicron Nu 4. Wafer. Oliver-Greenville. Ill CE. Misiouri School of Mines I. 2: ASCE 3. 4: Inlramurals 3. 4: Concert Band I. Wafer. Edilh J.-Palisades. Colo OT Mesa Junior College I. 2: ISA 3. 4: Drama Club 3: Home EC. Club 3: AWS Council 4; OT Club 4. Waggoner. Dorothy-Gardner. Colo. FN. WAA I. 2. 3: Hikers Club I: Delia Zela I. 2. 3. 4: Pres 4: Phratero I. 2. 3. 4: Pres. 4: Orcheus. Pres. 3: A Club 3 Walker. Rodney C.-Ft Collins. Colo. VM AVMA I. 2. 3. 4: Sigma Alpha Epsilon I. 2. 5. 4: Alpha P.i 3. 4. Walker. Willard L -Loveland. Colo Econ. Stanford I : Sign- Phi Epsilon 2. 3. 4, Pi Delia Epsilon 3. 4; Collegian 3. 4: Silver Spruce 3; Wrestling 2. 3. 4; IRC 4: Pres 4: A Club 4. Soc. Sci. Club 4. Waller. Richard G.-Freeporl. 111. AH. Livestock CM, I. 2. 3. 4: Drama Club I. 2. 3. 4. Choir 1. 2. 3. 4: Hikers Club I: ISA I. 2. 3. 4: Gumma Delta I. 2. 3. 4: Pres. I: Haylofler 2. 3. 4; Rambler. 2. 3. 4: Lancers 2. Ramrod 3. Washbum. Kichard I -Auiora. Colo FM. Sigma Phi Epiilon I. 2. 3. 4: Varsity Pistol Team I. 2. 3. 4: Forestry Club I. 2. 3. 4: Ski Club I; Rill,- I- Pblol Club 2. 3. 4: Entomology Club 3. I: Who ' s Who 3 319 COLLEGE CLEANERS DYERS 116 W. Laurel Phone 1144 W.l ,i,. John P.-Creeley. Colo. AH. Lrveslocic Chit I. i. 3. 4; Sigma Alpha Epillor, I. 2. 3. A, Ski Club 1. 2. }. 4: Stock fudging Team 3: Alpha Zela 3. 4. Wavering. Glenn-Culver City. Calif. Ckem. Santa Monica Jr. College 1.2: UCLA 3: Band 4: Stray Greek, 4: Canter- bury Club 4: Chemiitry Club 4. Webb. Glennell M.-Lovelnnd. Colo. HE SCA I: WAA 1. 2: Home EC. Club 1: Silver Spruce 1: Canterbury Club I. 1. J: Delta Delta Delia I. 2. 1. 4; Spur 1: Hetperia 3: AJviior lor Spur 3. 4: Rifle Club 2. Weiland. Stanley V -Julesburg. Colo. Dairy Mf. SPE I. 2. 3. 4; Gamma Delia I. 2. 3, 4: Prei. 3; Livestock Club I, 2: Lanceri 2: Silver Spruce 3. 4: Wingi 6 Cannon 3. 4: Dairy Science Club 3. 4: Ag. Council 4. Weimer. Edward R.-Ft. Morgan. Colo. Gen. Agton. ISA 1.2: 3. 4: Agron. Club 2. 3. 4; Alpka Zela 3. 4. Wennerstrom. Paul S. -Denver. Colo It Con. Sigma Cki I. 2. 5. 4. Whatley. William J-DeBeque. Colo. VM. SX I. 2. 5. 4: Jr. AVMA I. 2. 3. 4; Pil Alpha 3. 4. Whitlord. Allen S.-Ft. Collini. Colo. EE. Sigma Tau 3. 4; AIEE 5. 4. Wiggini. Grant E-LoncnK nl. Colo VM. SAE I. 2. J. 4: Jr. AMVA I. 2. 3. 4. Widdows. William H.-Ft Collin,. Colo EE. AIEE 2. J. 4. Wilcojon. Francli D.-Hamburg. Ark. VM. SX I. 2. J. 4: Jr. AVMA I. 2. 3 .4. Wiley. LaVeme-Avondale. Colo. Gen. Sd. Weiley Founda- tion I. 2. 3. 4; Phralere 2. 5. 4: Treai. 3. WAA 3. 4: Hikers Club 3. 4: Chorus . 3. 4. Wiley. Robert B.-Avondale. Colo Agron SX I. 2. 5. 4: Lancers 2: Agron Club 2. 3. 4: Trens. 4: Alpha Zela 3. 4. Williams. J.mes H -Albuquerque. N. Me Gen. Sd For- estry Club I. 2. 3: Campus Christian Fellowship 2. Williams. Theodore 1 .-Rocky Ford. Colo. CE. Nebraska U I : Haylofler 2. 3. 4: ASCE 2. 3. 4: Sigma Tau 3. 4: Treai 4: Beta Xl 3. 4. Winder. Albert L-Deming. N. Me, Grat PKT 1. 2. J. 4: Pres. 3: Lancers 2: Livestock Gub I: Interfraternity Council 2. 3: Pre.. 3. Winder. Margaret H -Delia. Colo Soc. KD I. 2. 3: Coon .-l.-llr. 2. 3. Winder. John R.-Craig. Colo AH. N. M. Mil Institute I SX 2: Ski Club 3. 4: Ski Team 2. 3. 4: Track Team 2. 3. 4: Wolfe. Ardc-n D -Hooper. Colo Dairy Ml Dairy Science Club 2. 3. I: Pro. 3: Sec -Treos. 2 SVood. Everett A. -Trinidad. Colo Enl. Trinidad Jr College 1 : Ent. Qub 2. 3. 4: Golf Tom 2. 3. 1. Woodard. L R -Alamosa. Colo CE. Adams Slate College 1. 2: ASCE 3. I. Woods. Oliver-Monttosc. Colo PF. Football I. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 2. 3. 4: Trad 3. 4: A Club 3. 4 : Pres. 4 : Ski Club I. 2. 3: Inlerfralernily Council 2: IA Club 4 Wicker.hnm. Joanne R -Ft. Collins. Colo Soc Counselelles 2: Pi Gamma Mu 3. 4: I.R.C 3. WorUy. Twila Mae-Del Norle. Colo. Gen. Sd. WAA I. 2. 3. 4: SCA I. 2: ISA I. 2. 3. 4: Westminster Foundation I. 2. 3. 4: Phrateres 4 Worker. Donna P.-Klmball. Nebr. ( , Set. ISA 1. 2. 3: Newman Club I. 2. 3: Phrateres 3 Worker. Donna P.-Kimball. Nebr. Gen Sd. ISA I. 2. 5: State College I; Newman Club 2. 3. 4; Agron. Club 2. 3. 4; ISA 2: Agriculture Council 4. Wray. Victor B.-Denver. Colo. EE. AIEE 2. 3. 4. Wride. Elon K.-Loveland. Colo. EE. AIEE 3. 4. Wright. Robert B -Akron. Colo. ME. ASME 3. 4: Flying Club 3. 4: SPE 4 Yenne. M. Rogene-Powder Wash Camp. Colo. Foods S FN. Denver U. I; IRC 2. 3. 4. Haylofters 2. 4. Zoril. Joseph G.-West Allls. Wise. Planl Path AGR 1 ; New- man Club I. 2. 3. 4: Collegian I: Forestry Club I. 2: Hikers Club I : German Club 3 U 2: A Club 3. 4. Zurbrigen. John-Ft. Morgan. Colo. PE. Football 1. 4: Nebr. D. U. Relief contribution. FEATURING Eastman, Argus, Graflex, Revere, Leica, Ansco, DuPonl, Kalarl, and many others. FISHBACK STUDIO Armstrong Hotel Bldg. Phone 267 321 DREILING MOTORS Your BUICK Dealer 230 S. College Ave. Phone 2500 HICKMAN ' S For MEN 162 S. College Ave. Phone 51 322 Beer bust fore and aft. s SCOTTIE FURNITURE CO. 140 W. Oak Si. Phone 134 Slave labor. SHEELY - ANDREWS MOTOR CO. Chrysler and Plymouth Automobiles Diamond -T Trucks Guaranteed Used Trucks 326-33 SOUTH COLLEGE AVE. Phones 2577 and 2578 Owned and Operated by ARTHUR C. SHEELY, Colorado A ft M, ' 21 On the same corner three blocks north of the Colorado A M Campus ior the last 17 years. Easily accessible to Colorado A M Students. 523 HUGHES MEN ' S WEAR 133 So. College Phone 103 ROYAL BUN 816 College Ave. Phone 447 Particular people enjoy the western atmosphere and ranch-type food LADD ' S COVERED WAGON no party too large or too small ' no cover charge l ' 2 miles northwest oi Ft. Collins on U. S. 287 Phone 1091-J 324 Milk from contented cows!! AGGIE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION looking past the library to the A on the hill BOARD MEMBERS Phil K. Yonge - - - - President Denver Dr. N. J. Miller - -1st Vice President Eaton H. A. Sandnouse - - 2nd Vice President Ft. Collins Jasper French ----- Secretary - Treasurer Ft. Collins Ann Garrett ----- Asst. Secretary - Treasurer Ft. Collins Nellie Loyd ; .. Vray James Hartman Longmont Catherine Kob Ft. Collins Jack Tracy Denver Carrol Wade Palisade Laurel Vanderhoof Greeley The Alumni Association of Colorado A M welcomes the Class o! ' 49 and hopes you ' ll continue to back the Aggies by becoming life-long members 325 COLLINADO DRUG STORE 155 S. College Phone 491 STANDARD MERCANTILE CO. 154 W. Mountain Phone 361 G. A. GOODING SERVICE 300 S. College Phone 698 RICHARDSON MFG. CO. 264 N. College Phone 746 KLINKER - MASTER SERVICE 125 E. Oak Phone 188 HUTCHINSON REXALL DRUG COLLEGE STORE 814 S. College Phone 115 HOOPtK-LETS BRAG- YOU BOYS AND 6AVS rAUSTA fiOziLEO N ORE KICKAPOO JOY JUICE ., THAN YORE ILtOSTRI US $%. AHCESTORS. WE KNO V CUl : W 6RAPHOLITH6 P TH E AN US -WE BEEN FAUIWAU Ot ER OUR SELF5 POOTIN FANCY COLORS ON YORE KIVER POOR N BEAUTY ON TH E 6OR6W 6ALS AND BRAWNY MALES ON YORE SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN. AN WE DUN IT ALL BY OUR SELFS COLOR PlATES,PICTURS,TYPOGREfX LAYOUTS, ALL BUT PUTTIN THESHEETJ TWE K.UV6RS- CHIAOO TO YOU H ft W R IGHT LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY WEST TEMPLE SALT LAKE CITV 4, UTAH KM II INDEX OF ADVERTISERS ALL OF WHOM DESERVE YOUR PATRONAGE Anderson Jewelry 508 B Sunday ' s Shoe Store 313 c Coast To Coast Store 314 College Cleaners 320 Campus Barber Shop 303 Campus Shop 318 Cooper Music and Appliance Co 308 Colorado State Book Store 308 Collinado Drug Store 326 D Dreiling Motors 322 F Franks Vestern Sporting Goods 304 Fort Collins Motors 304 Fort Collins Light and Power Department 301 Fischer ' s Market 312 Fishback ' s Studio 321 G G. A. Goodding Conoco Service ....326 Ghent-Bugas Motors. Inc 310 H Hickmans For Men 322 Hughes Men ' s Wear, Inc 324 Holman s Gift Store 307 Hutchinson ' s Rexall Drug-College Store 326 I Iverson Dairy 299 J. V. Motors 308 Jo Ann Shoppe 309 Julian ' s .. ....311 K Kahm Studio (Duayne Barnhart) ....326 Klinker-Keese Service Station 326 L Ladd ' s Covered Wagon 324 M Markley Motors 316 Maxwell Shoe Co 303 Miller Studio 514 Mac Van Locker Co 326 Model Cleaners 299 N Northern Hotel 326 Neutze Furniture Co 315 O Oakes Motor Company 307 P Prudential Life Insurance Co 516 Paul Wood, Florist 326 Poudre Valley R.E.A.. Inc 299 Paramount Laundry and Cleaners ....304 Public Service Company of Colorado 302 Poudre Valley Creamery 308 Poudre Chevrolet . ...306 R Rhodes Delux Cleaners 507 Rogers Jeweler 505 Richardson ' s Manufacturing Co 326 Rock Insurance Agency 312 Robinson-Warfield Printing Co 502 Rocchio ' s Bowling Lanes 508 Royal Bun Cafe 524 S Swanson ' s Studio 510 Steeles Cash Market 515 Stark s Furniture Co 507 Steel Lumber Co 512 Sheeley-Andrews Motor Co 525 State Dry Goods Co 299 Spencer Farmer ' s Cafe 526 Standard Mercantile 526 T The First National Bank 506 Trostel Lumber Company 515 The Scottie Furniture Company 523 The Hauf Brau 319 The Colorado A M Alumni Association 325 The Poudre Valley National Bank ..305 Ted Carpenter and Son 526 w Wall ' s Jewelry 518 Wolfer-Cahill Food Store 508 ?u =3 A uf HI STORY OF THE ' 49 SILVER SPRUCE many problems was the search for a .theme. After numerous suggestions and trials, we hit upon what we thought was it. Then a phone call to New York and we got Al ' s consent. My friend and yours. Al Capp. was willing and more than cooperative in picking our queen and furnishing a vast supply of ideas. The United Fea- tures Syndicate, and the Fort Collins Coloradoan both added their consent and encouragement. Thanks AI. What publisher? The next problem was a big one. There were so many different kinds and styles of printing to choose from. The Wheelwright Lithographing Com- pany was tops in our estimation. Lorin did his best to work out the most satisfactory business arrangement. Max struggled to make our pictures and copy better than ever. Jerry, as an artist, can ' t be beaten. How do you like the introductory pages and the cover? Thanks Lorin. Max and Jerry, They told us we had to have special pictures, so. With the willing help of George Gale of the office of in- formation, we included a fe ' w kodachrome shots. This was the year ! Right Cover Boy Stuck ? The Reproduction Section of the Colorado State Highway Department was kind enough to let us use that mountain scene of Crater Lake. Believe it or not planes from the U. S. Air Force at Lowry Filed made a special mission over the campus to take that aerial shot used on the end sheets and also the one at Vet Village. Student photographers John Siverly and Don Hillman. as main stays in this division are to be commended for their fine work. Thanks Photographers, 328 School Bells rang and the real work began. Many varied faces and personalities eagerly entered the Spruce Office to contribute their time and talents to the job of recording the years events. If it had not been for those generous individuals you would not be thumbing through this volume. I only wish there were some better way to express my gratitude to the following: EDITORIAL Bob Humphrey Asst. Editor BUSINESS Bob Bay Business Manager COPY EDITOR Ruth Beach ADMINISTRATION Tom Sawyer Editor Ruth Beach Asst. Editor STUDENT GOVERNMENT AND PUBLICATIONS Gordon Street Editor Donna D. Stevens CLASSES Carol Sheely Editor Gloria Irey Pat Franklin GREEKS Pat Kallminzer Editor Joan Cable Carol Kob Marian Pennington Sue Brubeck Carol Lehrer Charlene Leedy I.S.A. Dick Walter Editor ORGANIZATIONS Doris Erickson Editor Betty Scheufler Doris Willson Betty Ann Whitmore Bev Sneider HONORARIES Mike Marshall Editor Betty Scheufler Doris Willson Ruth Slonecker Nora Davis Linda Hassel Annabelle Ramey MILITARY Nate BushneH Editor QUEENS Mary Lou Hutchinson Mary Minor PACEMAKERS AND PERSONALITIES Annabelle Walek-Ed. Jean Wibel Barbara Comstock SPORTS Bill Eiswerth-Boy ' s Ed. Bev Sneider Girl ' s Ed. AGGIE LIFE SNAPS Rose Vanderhoof Editor Fran Holden Charlotte McCormick Barbara Comstock Joyce Campbell ARTISTS Sue Proctor Cartoon Dick Jesser Cartoon Virginia Howell Layout Joan Juergens Layout Martha Mayeda Cartoon AGGIE LIFE QUIPS Buck Barnhart Chuck Taylor PHOTOGRAPHER John Siverly Don Hillman John Foreman Larry Kirk Nate BushneH Bob Humphrey EXCHANGE Jo Ann Hayes PHOTO FILE Alice Hill Marian Ford Asst. Bus. Mgr. Ted Blevins Dee Parker Fred Paoli Janet Gilchrist Eloise Euwer PROOF READERS Bill McBride Melvin Johnson Shirley Tucker INDEX Elwyn Wehe Editor Nancy Newell Joyce Beall Phyllis Stewart Dorothy Stout Jo Dell Vance Dovel Smith SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHS Gordon Street Gene Miller Melvin Johnson JUDGING TEAMS Stan Wieland DANCE Bill March Chairman Henry Job Murray Daniels Bud Haigler Mike Marshall Greta Lou Treffeisen Thanks Kids. Now that the last of the theme has been carried out, and the last of the proofing and picture-taking completed, those willing workers have departed and the Spruce Office is quiet. Only fond memories of this past year remain as I sit at the once cluttered desk, groping for words to express my appreciation to all those who took part in the produc- tion of this book. All I can say is thanks. 329 KNOWLEDGE ACQUIRED THIS PAST YEAR THEY RETURN . . 330 . . . BACK TO THE MOUNTAIN AND PLAIN %fc mf ' 3 331 j. Oty Mij y i V jm jf jf } s f I A If