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N' l -315 Q Q1-h Q- T THE LIBRARY A store of knowledge at 9 ' , ,- ei ii A S FOOTE HALL A dormitory with the typical college air - THE WHITE HOUSE Home of the President and First Lady of the campus THE CAMPU ELM WALK Another campus scene to be long remembered PORTER HALL A dormitory filled with gay college atmosphere PULLIAM HALL The newest dormitory provides Cvery facility QUINCE HALL A smaller dorm for freshmen THE CAMPU CAMP FREEMAN Mountain lodge for outdoor life 8 The majestic Rockies offer cver-changing scenery LITTLE CHAPEL For a moment of solitude and prayer HEALTH CENTER Where physical welfare iS guarded Nil., I ',1'1.-- nl' T5 1 fi 4 fl' 11 qi., ,dc :G 1 Y' , YE TRADING POST The campus bookstore L 4 ,M .1 1 I . 'W '4Xk .' ' 52 -'Ah' A117 .1248 , rea' ' -1'-' 1-:U .51 -- 1 H-' - a 'f'vA'w-V'-q .M4., ,f, 4 4,5 A42 'H ' 'f'-,em .- -,M f 1 W - I ' 1 x . . the educators, who give us the A lite atmfe of knowledge J s . . . 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BAUM Y Instructor in Biology EDWARD BRACKEN THIRZA G. AULT Head of Iournalism Department Dietitian Director of Publicity '- r i-313' , M3529 , Y.: .ti QW W, ,.,,.,k , 5,.,, , . V, -b . f I ILIPF GARRISON Professor of Piano and Theory GEORGE W, GIBBS GEORGIA ELLYSON Head of Department Pl'0fCSSOl' of Science - E Professor of Voice Head 0 Department equipped sto movide trmfiecl instruction in cz mriecl curriculum iitrf in FRANCES F. I-IANSEN A PFOFCSSOI' of Aft LEEON E. HAYDEN Head 'of Delmftmcm Director of Admissions q I6 IRMA DUNCAN P of ssor of 'Chemistr- MARTI-IANNE C0014 HORACE LEE DAVIS r C y Instructor in English Professor of Voice 1 r A -r I-IOMER L. GROUT PI-IYLI.Is S. GOUGH ESTHER LINDEN GIIABILI. Instructor in Speech and Drama Instructor in Piano and Theory Instructor in Voice I PATRICIA S. KREMERS FRANCES L, HOEFT EDNA IONES Instructor in Physical Education Instructor in English Professor of Business Education I Acting Head of Department 17 FAC LTY ANTON LANDLER Professor of Violin HELEN NELSON Professor of Speech and Drama Head of Department VIVIENNE SMITH Professor of Physical Education QOI1 Snbbatical Leavcj IAMES C. LEWIS Professor of Business Education Assistant Director of Public Relations IANE PARKINSON Professor of Piano and Public School Music Methods COII leavej ALICE SPENGLER Librarian 18 115' 0, , Q, EDNA D. MCCORMICK Assistant Professor of Business Education ELVA C. PETERSON YD Professor of Physical Education Head of Department TRACY STINSON lnstructor in Physical Education I 77 4 E 'L ',f,iH,':f,e- . ., , llwewfffz-.w11'fi-f's f vs, H 511, M, ,iviipar nf- l,. wt '- 3' 'J .I PEARL O. MCINTOSH M. GERALDINE MAsT Cosmetologist lnstructor in Psychology GLADYS R, Rrvgng HELEN SCHUESSLER Personality Counselor lnstructol' in Home Economics ni, ' C T M.kRY ALICE THOMPSON , . Q ITMRE CY . P f H f R I. . lrolessor of Home Economncs I . ro Cham 9 . C lglorl . . Clothing Consultant Director of Religious Actlvmcs X 19 l xv , , 1,32 s E Syn, P ' LW! ' hz 'A , 'iss x 'll ,ix ,h .' h I , I V I , . I A - 0 LENA CHRISTINE MAYER Professor of Modern Languages Head of Department HELEN SHOTWELL Professor of Piano and Organ ,403 NELLIE C. TROELTZSCH Professor of Home Economics Head of Department FACULTY WALLACE B. TURNER ' Professor of Social Science and History ERNEST-'V' TWEED Head Ol Dclmrtmem Educational Counselor Exna WHITE Instructor in Science CLARA Louisa WILM Professor of Modern Languages LEE H. WINEMILLER, M.D ' College Physician l . I B. Z. Woons S - Professor of Social Science and History A. BEA-I-RICE YOUNG W Director of Activities Professor of-English 1-lead of Department 20 1 PECIAL TAFP f 4 BJ., , ,1 -. ,Q ,.,, fum, OLAN COATES PAUL I ABDOO ARTHUR T. BLISS Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Instructor in Photography t Specml Omcer MAxxN1z JOHNSON LEP FONDREN KATHERINE G- FULLER Assistant Comptroller Inmudctor in Radio Director of Health Center . ti '.'v ,-'Ms .t 'rf' ..t, ,hr 1 . , . F t EMMA Tov GEORGE W- MEADE I-IAiuum'x'rra S. Nici-rou.s Snack Bar Manager Special Omcer Alumnae Executive Secretary 21 CE TAPE M MYR1'lS ALLEN Admissions Stenographer G' WINNTERED CLARK College Bookkeeper MARGARET BUTLER Admissions Secretary MARY ANNE MCNAMEE Publications Secretary A CAROLYN LEEPER Assistant Dietitian ii! HEI.EN BENSON Secretary to the Dean -0 42 PAULINE IOHANSEN. Physical Education Secretary CARMEN MACKINTOSH Secretary to the Registrar KATHERINE LA HUE Assistant Librarian . HULDAH Mol-TR Assistant to the Dean of Students Instructor in Stcnography ' ' '.Y17',..Al IONA LEE PENDLETON VERA REGIER RosE RIDER VmnN1A RQEEEN Secretary to the Business Manager Dining Room Supervisor Assistant to the Registrar College Cashier 22 lnstructor in Business Education DDR ITORY TAFF EST:-IEE THULIN COLE Dormitory Director 1 , .al INEz LEIGH Dormitory Director MARTHA GIBBS Assistant Dormitory Director lfffuu, FLORENCE PAscHxE Dormitory Director IESSIE HARLAN Assistant Dormitory Director FLORA F. PRATHER Dormitory Director ELIZABETH TH1Es1Nc LAMONA WARREN BERTHA G. WINCHESTER MAGDALENE Wooos Assistant Dormitory Director Assistant Dormitory Director Assistant Dormitory Director Dormitory Director I 23 QV H I-,K M, .1 ,L livsx .xl XV f f . f 1 4 4 5 rl 1 .sf 5 f iq V 1 K ff Q- . , r .1 V 1 A. 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'VV Vf, Vw ' V , ' , ' s ' V .V ' - X gh. 1 V V, ,, , 4 I , , , 'JVYLU' ' ' V ' 4 l A . . .the gene1rafzOns o gwfaduated Classes who will 'Y follow and be followed see I X 1 sf 9 s S w 1 X 1 x N I 1 I 4 4 .,' W., --' ,.... I x 'ff . 5, Qlass of 74 . -5, W '01, x, as bg, i K if N 4 IACQUELYN OLIVIA ADAMS IEANNE Amcms PHYLLIS AMACK ldaho Falls, ldaho Beavercreek, Oregon Coodland, Kansas Drama Dress Design Dietetics , Q'j:s'-'Ply 'nfl 1 , x .I 1 , ,i ,' 'T X 1' I ,, A . f nz...-' n . -. . ,,. N : j ' ' 'mag'its-flmffrt-A:at-fav i A ., A i A 'V A ff if if-' ' t 1 A , ' ,fl Pagin through the past two years of life at C.W.C., H we find Ioan Lipman, Student Council Prexy. 26 'K 'H,X'w, NNN xx X Vwuaw ELAINE ARANT PA1'iuc1A CLARE AX'FELI. Nampa, Idaho Los Angeles, California Voice Education Y fi fs We E' Susanna LEE BAILEY Denver, Colorado Home Economics fa, . X 4 at s I-4 - , ,. V. 1 A, -L, :EXE N X . N. NATALIE NADINE Barren Honolulu, Hawaii Interior Decoration 'Ye rf' ,i 1 if LORRAINE BLEKEBERG Kit Carson, Colorado Secretarial Training SHEILA BRESNAHAN Menominee, Michigan Journalism MARGARET BELLGARD1' IUDY BLACK Montrose, Colorado Columbus, Montana Business Iournalism DVXXCX lf. i XX LORENE M. Boon YvoNN1a BOWMAN Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Pre-Medical Science XV Brrrv JANE BROWN TRUDY BULEN Littleton, Colorado Great Falls, Montana Liberal Arts Commercial 27 Glass f 74 ,-W-w MAROLYN BULL Ccdarcdge, Colorado Public School Music MARY Lou CAMPBELL Lewistown, Illinois Iournalism 'xi ,Af 431 ANITA COEFEL V Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts ERNESTINE BUSH KATHRYN CAMPBELL McCook, Nebraska Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts Science X, I 'S DARLEEN CARLSON BETTY IEAN CARTER Stromsburg, Nebraska Ulysses, Kansas Home Economics Business R A SX, , 'R -, R 'e x- ' LAEL COLLINS ROSINE CRAIG Fort Collins, Colorado Denver, Colorado Retailing Science 28 We .ROSALIE DAVIE Del Norte, Colorado Business DONNA LAMAR DEREMER Denver, Colorado Speech 'W mx -i -1, - . 1- L' L 1, 5, , ERMA ELLERBROOK Sheldon, Iowa Social Science an 1,4 if i 4 . 1 Lx . wi ' 5 4,- X Loxusrm DEFRIES Goodland, Kansas Fine Arts wx n sl- v, ' - . 5 ' i ICANN DETER Deer Trail, Colorado Liberal Arts X, 29 V .-4' Arms IOAN DEMOISX Coronada, California Psychology 4 N M. nI 'i 145 Senior Class Prexy, 'l'wink Ellis relaxes at the close ol il lmusy day. Q , Uozss of 748 gk u . 4' Nomwl I. Enus . , Kingsdown, Kansas Home Economics PAT ELLIS Beatrice, Nebraska Business 133 A'-' , ARLENE ESI-INAUR Liberal, Kansas Liberal Arts SQ? X buf:-'f CAROLYN ELMER Mulino, Oregon Interior Design NORMA LEE GAMBLE Greensburg, Kansas General Business Dorie Wallace is kept 'busy outside her home- MARY GARRXSON making major as Opportunity League Prcxy. Osborne, Kansas Business 30 i X DARLEEN GEIMAN ' I-loisington, Kansas Graphic Arr NQQ. VERA BELLE GLENN Silver City, New Mexico Liberal Arts RUTH G01'SCHALL Columbus, Montana' Pre-Nursing i X ...b ll N 3- 'XR V p 3 1 IERRE GILBERT IOAN GLEASON Grand Island, Nebraska Denvgr, Colorado Iournalism Teaching XL Q- 'A C kv. VX MAR1 Gocx-us MARILYN GOODMAN McCook, Nebraska Wray, Colorado Teaching Business N YI r r'r GLORIA GOULD BARBARA L. GRAHAM Casper, Wyoming Wray, Colorado Graphic Arts Liberal Arts 31 Class f all ff, w 1. wt '. 2 .is so RUTI-IE KEIMIG GRAHAM Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts IANICE HAMPTON Palisade, Colorado Voice W . . .V ,M .Q . Sy:-,pw IEAN HARLAN Ames, Iowa Liberal Arts . A NV 5 VIRGINIA GREENE Enders, Nebraska A Business X384 X 'wx I gk I'-, iq, 4 xiii, ' ., ' WANDA HANNAFORD Marion, Kansas Liberal Arts we LUCILLE HARVEY Lewiston, Idaho Business 32 MARY GROLL Pana, Illinois we A Art x -A - BEVERLY IANE I-IARDING ' Santa Paula, California Interior Decoration RUTH MARIE I-IAwRs Fort Morgan, Colorado Teaching A X ,Vu is ROSEMARY HAYES Carthage, Illinois Iournalism YQ' i ' x , N. 'si Y, I mlb'-Y x MARY KATHRYN HENRY DORIS HIGGINS Dallas, Texas Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts Science X A ,K . MARY HISCHIER Billings, Montana IEAN BETH Hrrz Highland, Illinois Merchandising Pre-Nursing .CQ L Q al. J R CHARLENE HOLCOMB 155-,ken Bow, Nelyraska Big-Little Sister Chairman,lnnet, 'l'eich'f Teichgraelwer always Libgml Ang has :1 ready smile for everyone. '33 lass f 71-I N FXNW mx 'F N37 9 DELILA HOLLSTEIN Drzmluss I-loLi.s'r1aiN Hay Springs, Nebraska Hay Springs, Nebraska Home Economics Clothing BARBARA Hucxms Volborg, Montana Liberal Arts PA1'1'Y I-Iuckms Business Education Coke Wolfe, vicc-president of Student Council, is found busy making announcements before a student assembly program. 34 EVALYN IAMES Volborg, Montana Denver, Colorado Drama Loimws Ioi-iNsoN South Bend-, Washington journalism Rosa ANN IOHNSON Denver, Colorado Homemaking 'Ni W x BE1'rY IUNE KONTNY Iulesburg, Colorado Education 1 Dixm LAROE Maxwell, New Mexico Iournalism X x '-A Q, lr: Berry LEE IONES Denver, Colorado Pre-Medical N HELEN E. Knolaonn Cody, Nebraska Secretarial Training Pi-louise JUNE LEVENTHAI. Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts 35 lx 'H ie we all NANCY KNox Albany, New York Secretarial Training , , N . . . , , x KX, XV X t Axms LA Roc!-na Madoc, Montana Business N - N xx xii xi -iw Q X 'MSN ll!-l'l l'Y Lovnx LEXVIS I Denver. Colorado Hoinemaking Glass of 74 XX. Y Yi . ,AK A av 'M A 'Nt N 4 sg lx -1 X. IOAN LIPMAN Lois Lomm IANET LULL Portland, Oregon Honolulu, T. H. Smith Center, Kansas Liberal Arts Physical Education Violin XX X X ,K . .Nl .xx W M .Q 1. .. 'NM Q, ,nov IOAN MCCORMICK MARGARET MCCKACKEN SHIRLEY MCDANIEI. Ilovcland, Colorado Carson City, Nevada Salida, Colorado Home Economics Home Economics Political Science E9 EIN E Em K my X If ii, CJERALDINE MCDONALD BEVERLY ANN MCFADDIN IEANNINE McKEE Guymon, Oklahoma Kenosha, Wisconsin Franklin, Nebraska Business Voice Laboratory Technology 'Y ' we 'XX MAMLEE MCMULLEN MARILON MCREX'NOLDS HARRIET IOAN MARSTON Newton, Kansas Quincy, Illinois Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts Piano Secretarial Training 'A.,x'1,xN'N je' .V W a -A Rs OPAL MARTINDALE ERNESTINE MASTERS Imperial, Nebraska Nutley, New Iersey Secretarial Music Ex Qui, 'L- TR Qui ALBERTA MAXWELL 'S 5 F77 , XL: .QM . gf ,Al , Durango, Colorado L , Secretarial Q Chapel services are Marian Roth's re- 37 sponsibility as S.C.A, vice president glass of 74 MARY MECKE LOLITA MENDLNHALL Ogallala, Nebraska Ulysses, Kansas Piano Liberal Arts llsl is GLADYS CATHERINE MILLER Solomon, Kansas Public School Music The Denver Club activities for day students are kept in order by presi- dent Ruthc Rahm 38 Q., L, N11 'wi 'xr-tk 't,:'A PATRICIA METCALF Casper, Wyoming Home Economics 1 MARY ELLEN MINOR Arlington, Kansas Elementary Education BARBARA MITCHELL Carlsbad, New Mexico Drama Lou ANN Moons B121'rY I. MORRISON NANCY MoRscH Arlington, Kansas Denver, Colorado Douglas, Wyoming Piano Interior Design Business 'E 3 A' 'Q 'ki mf Rs XF., X W CAROL E. MULLEN FRANCES MURPHY MARGARET MYERS Jerome, Arizona Syracuse, Kansas Denver, Colorado Science Business Voice , W --0, i Ou-:THA NEVVMAN HENRIETTA OLSON Mamma OLSON Perryton, Texas Oberlin, Kansas Denver, Colorado Lilmcrzll Arts 'Home Economics Merchandising 39 I Glass f 71-l ROSEMARY OLSON Independence, Missouri Voice RUTH I. PARIS Denver, Colorado Iournalism PATRICIA EE. PETERSEN Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts xxawwr left, NORMA OLSSEN Denver, Colorado Education H., AW ' - E SHIRLEY M. PARKER Lexington, Nebraska Liberal Arts NX MARX' LENA PETERSON Cheyenne Wells, Colorado Business f 40 CONNIE OVERTON Phoenix, Arizona Home Economics CONNIE PARSONS Rapid City, South Dakota Home Economics MIRIAM PETERSON Fairview, Utah Liberal Arts , 5 , .. LR N N X X MYRA IEAN PETTY Gallatin, Tennessee Liberal Arts CAIzoLIs PHILLIPS Hutchinson, Kansas Art NANCY PLUMII Greeley, Colorado Homemaking fait, 14 A KATHRYN PEYTON Io ANN PFoST Williston, North Dakota Arapahoe, Colorado Journalism LlllCI'Ill Arts N CAROL PINNEY Ottawa, Kansas Liberal Arts Layout for the next Graphic and dead- lines keep editor Dixie La Roe assigning stories 41 Class of ill X NW IACQUELINE Qmcic Ra n gley, Colorado Business Art YN SHIRLEY MAE Poms Nebraska City, Nebraska W , w gf..LF3'f'NNXXX RUTHE RAHM Denver, Colorado Physical Education Cuso RAVENSCROFT Ainsworth, Nebraska SARAH MARGARET RAYBURN El Dorado, Kansas Commercial Art Liberal A,-gs 'N S.C.A. Prexy, lean Beth I-litz,Hnds quiet RAMONA REIFSCHNEIDER and meditation in the Little Chapel Leoti, Kansas Education 42 IRENE Rrrrrlc Grand Iunction, Colorado Teaching FX HELEN Loulsra Rxocs El Dorado, Kansas Piano Barry Romans Arlington, Kansas Dietetics glass of if-I MARY LOU ROBERTSON ROSEMARY ROBINSON MARY HELEN Ross Montezuma, Kansas Santa Fe, New Mexico Dallas, Texas Physical Education Advertising Art Art R33 X AX, MARIAN ELIZABETH ROTH MARIE ROTI-I ANN MARIE RUEI-ILE Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts Voice Business xv MARIE SACK MARIORIE SACK PATRICIA SAYRE Beatrice, Nebraska Crete, Nebraska Mount Vernon, Washington Public School Music Retail Merchandising Drama 44 A N. ,A tx X FRITZI SCHIELE Mexico City, Mexico Commercial Art BETTY CAROL SMITH Denver, Colorado Home Economics wxxgi, M X. NY SHIRLEY E. SMITH . Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Science QR xc qi x T W ND X is ll' . k so X IOANN SIEGEL HUGHETFA SMARTT Stratton, Nebraska Floydada, Texas Teaching Homemaking JOAN SMITH McCook, Nebraska Public School Music Daily conversations with the printer are nothing unusual for Skyline editor lerre Gilbert. 45 x glass of 74 'vom is My SHIRLEY SOPER DOROTHY SOUTHARD Ci-iARLofrr12 SPAIN Denver, Colorado Electra, Texas Bozeman, Montana V Secretarial Science Dress Design Merchandising X lei' 3 BEVERLY SPROUT CORA LEE STAHL f l W 1 Greensburg, Kansas Canon City, Colorado ' Q Retail Merchandising journalism l In front of her school home iS Mimi K MARY IRAN S'l'EWAR'l' IJOROTHY S1'oN12BERc: Peterson, lN'C5lflCUT of Phl'ThCm Kfllllmv V Mount Vernon, Washington Idaho Falls, Idaho national honorary scholastic fraternity. flccu mgional Them Interior Desi rn l PY is ' 46 N k , EvA STONER IACQUELINE SUNDERMAN Edson, Kansas Manitou Springs, Colorado I-Iomcmaking Dramatics ,Y s. kwa! Bomma TAFLINGER CELESTE TATUM Independence, Missouri Englewood, Colorado Liberal Arts Home Economics M1 vi is DELLA THoMPsoN MAH TIBBETTS Weslaco, Texas y Marion, Kansas Dietetics Psychology 47 IOAN SWISHER I-Iaxtun, Colorado Business e'Xgx5,:'i it asis xx K w., Lv Km as ir fffff' JANET TEICHGRAEBER Gypsum, Kansas Physical Education RUTH Touvlzn Fort Collins, Colorado Liberal Arts Glass of 74 xxx, 'lv 1' 1 Q1 1 KN GRACE E. VON EHRENKROOK VELMA VOSSENKEMPER Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Physical Education Business 'X X - 'M R BONNIE WALKER DORIS E. WALl.ACE Mandan, North Dakota Oak Park, Illinois Secretarial Training I-lomemaking R f 'R x ' K., 1 fs., xt -41, fsffffff VIRGINIA WATERS DOROTHY WEBB Guymon, Oklahoma Wichita, Kansas Business Piano 48 so L E 'xi be 'wi A3 R. Q4- N' +A-sf B. 7 . L 'Bs' .K ,. .3- FRANKIE WAITS Dallas, Texas Iournalism ARLENE WARREN Montrose, Colorado Business qi ELIZABETH ANN WEHE Smith Center, Kansas Liberal Arts S xx Lim ANN W1-rxruzv DoRo'rHY WIGFON NANCIE WILKS La Crosse, Kansas Coffeyville, Kansas Portola, California Retail Merchandising Business Liberal Args Wv XX 'EF BEVERLY A. WILLIAMS ELLAIEAN WILLIAMS BILLIE Wise Falfbllfyi NClJ1fLlska Buffalo, Wyoming Pinedale, Wyoming Secretarial Training Business Physical Education I R i N xv X i XXX SY A COLLEEN D. WOLFE DONALENE- Woonmm Donor!-IY xVORDEN Billings, Montana Coming, Iowa Ogallala, Nebraska Speech X Secretarial Training Drama 49 LAURA GENE ACCOLA Buffalo, Wyoming. Liberal Arts MARY LOUISE ANDERSON Springfield, Colorado journalism QZOLSS f 49 IQYCE ALBER5 IDOROTHY ALLEN Wigngr, Nebraska Twin Falls, Idaho MAXINE Al-MY PATRICIA AMACK Liberal Ang h Business Batavia, New York , Hmncmaklnlf Homemaking Goodland, Kansas ROMAYNE ANDERSON Iovcis AXTON JOAN BALDEIIIIEE BETTY ANN BAPTIST Alexandria, Minnesota Denver, Colorado Toledo, Oregon Denver, Colorado Graphic Arts lournalism I Business ' Business MAIIYELLEN BAPTIST IOANN BASSETT BARBARA BAXTER KIRIIY SUE BECKETT Denver, Colorado Colorado Springs, Colorado Nccclles, California Evergreen, Colorado Pre-Nursing Physical Education llomemaking Dramatics Nl.-t' V' ' SALLY BEEIIBOWEII Auburn, Indiana Liberal Arts r....,I3n..! V,OLLT B N N l NEVALYN BEIIIILIM I li so ,, , ,V , , , ZONA Breaks Dowruas HILNNER Gmclcv Culomlo toadncrwlI.Ilc,,1Ney.iII.I - . r P ' ' 1, I A. Santa Fe, New Mexico Holdrege, Nebraska p,.c,Nu,,i,,g mm L' I umm Secretarial Training Public School Music ' 50 BETH' BILLINGSLEY Glnsgmv, Montana Merchatmliai ng Bl5'r'rY BRADY S4'll5lfUl'y. Malrylannml Llhcrzll Arts I lliAN llnuu llllllllvlrr, Wyuming lutlncntiun lHANN lluluznss U Neill. NL'l?l'ilSkll l.ll1er:ll A rts FH fr J PIIYLLIS l3j6nNlinY Grafton, North Dakota Interior Dcxig-n ,M Doltorrn' BRIGGS Glztsgmv, Montana Secretarial Training ..,,- , YvoNN1a BRYAN Citnlnurun, Kumus Public School Music -ROHliR'l'A lil:nNs linglexvnotl, Culnmmln lluainesa PATxuc1A ANN Bmusun IJORALEE BUEHRINGER l Denver Colorado Vrlflllal, lflaghv IVIARG.-uuar Bmmxa Libclal Arts H W'm'k U-Y Denver, Culurauln Secretarial Truininp: NlARGARli'l' BnowN IANI5 Bxxucu Recife, lirnzil Canon City, Cnluraulu llume Iiconomics Plmyxicul litlueattion ADA BUCHANAN ltlnho Springx, Culuraulu l.ihernl Arla U-.r lVlARIORlli Bur:xu0LTz linavlauu' ANN Buluzn Auburn, lmliuna Winteraet. lmvu l'l1yNicnl limlucntion Religinm litlucntmn 'w w 'X ll HAIKIEAIUX Buck Lincoln. Nelmratskn jmlrnulisnt A Ilmuatm LZAHAL.-KN loAN CAnuoc:N lmiw. hlulm 1 Omulxu. Nt'l1l'ilSkll llllhinvwh llraunu VIRGINIA Lian CAMPBELL Sterling, Colorado Liberal Arts SHARON CAMPBELL Oakland, California Business glass f MP9 lRIs CoRRII-IER Denver, Colorado Voice BUNNY ANN CIIALLY Morris, Illinois Merchandising LENNIII LEE CLARK Fort Worth, Texas Science PAT COTTRELL Dodge City, Kansas Liberal Arts 'N CAROL IEAN CARLSON Stromsberg, Nebraska Science NANCY JEAN CIIALMERS Hutchinson, Kansas Liberal Arm ,,,, :tw al ,ah CATHERINE COLLIER Denver, Colorado Homemaking COZAD Santa Ana, California Home Economics 52 -N , I 'H RUTII CARLSON Loveland, Colorado Liberal Arts Es'rIIIaR CERVANTES lloilo Citv, Philippine lsla Liberal Arts , AVF: ww-I,-I.,...,.,,V I Lmtf RAE ANN CHRISTIAP Lusk, Wyoming Business LANIz'r'rIz CIIING Honolulu, T. H. ' Liberal Arts ,,,,, .i . ,, . N'-Q ' , ' , ' ll X M5117-f--:M-3. 3. -N44 r VAIL CooN Rapid City, South Dako Retail Merchandising MARIE COLLINS Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts IoANNIs CRAvIsR RUTH CREAMER Wana Wana, Washington Chamberlain, South Dakc Home Economics p c'Nu'5'nl5 I N MARYANN DAY . LATHREN ANN DE LA RosA . Pacific Grove California Lincoln Nebraska . ' I l0ANN DEW-OFF DORIS DANIELS Mcrcliandising Llbcml Am Aurclia, lowa - Clinton, Missouri Business NELI. CItuIvIPAcKIsIt A White Deer, Texas Iv- Voice MARIE DITTMER BETTY Ion DoNI.IaY fiLORlA IEAN Domus VIRGINIA DOUGLAS El Reno, Oklahoma Russell, Kansas Santa Fc, New Mexico Electra, Texas journalism Art Secretarial Training Liberal Arts .... J I I I V ANNE DOUTHIT IOANNE DOWNEY BETTY IEAN EASTHAM GWENDALYNN ELIAS Clnrincla, lowa Lapeer, Michigan Ulysses, Kansas Cokeclale, Colorado Busmess Liberal Arts Secretarial Training Science X. , A XV I r YvoNN I-1 ELY g Sctlro-Woolley,Washing1an 'K Retail Merchandising PHYLUS I. 355 Ames, lowa . , ETHEI. FAIRLAMB Liberal AHS ANNABEL ETHERTON JANET ETTIaIt Delm, Colorado Carbondale, llliriois Dcnvor, Colorado Iovrnalism Home Economics Hymn- Eqgnnmics lo, A af, 55,5 ,. 'I ,. pn Ev-In , iV1 .1 ' -I, QR? f.' 5' NORMA FINKE Twin Falls, Idaho Business -I Qlozss f 749 BARBARA FULLER Laramie, Wyoming Speech ya- - - A--we BONNIE FoREAcRE Hoople, North Unkola loronlgibgpsfrxhganallll Liberal Arts BETTY ANN FLATLN MARGARET FoRTII BARBARA FRUHLING Denver, Colorado Franklin, Nebraska Physical Education Science 1 .P . -5:-IL ,..,ll9!l-img. IANE GARRI-:LTs Ayrshire, Iowa Home Economics THOMASITA GARCIA Albuquerque, New Mexico Homemaking Q var , - 'Ill I 3 f. I P . PAT GAY Worland, Wyoming Music LEE GKJLLOGHER GM, Gow-D I Trinidad, Colorado Casper, wyoming X Dramimcs I Graphic Arts 54k SHIRLEY FORREY Mountain Home, Idaho Merchandising 335' PATRICIA ANN FRY Wichita, Kansas ' Education I 5 F ' , 'l . . I NANCY GATES Gillette, Wyomnig Pre-Medicine NoRMA GRANT Auburn, Nebraska Liberal Arts PHYLLIS FORSLING Kimball, Nebraska Iournalism PATRICIA FULI-1 Denver, Colorado Art -,M . -.,..,,, , ,f .ng 'N 3' l I DOROTHY GERMUTH Queens Village, New York Science MARIIIN clREEN Manitoti Springs, Culorudu Business CAROL GRIBI Hanford, California Pre-Nursing BETTY Lou I-IARIED Phoenix, Arizona Dress Design Af.. , PAT HECG St-tlro-Woolley, Washington ' Liberal Arts nw., EVELYN HOFI2 Wauncta, Nebraska Education IPONALEE CQUILDN ER PATRICIA GWYNN MARY HAMILTUN Nyssa, Oregon Oberlin, Kansas IOAN HARDY Business DWSN DCSUZU Telluride, Colorado Grant, Nebraska Dramatics ev , -v -i: '7'f 'Eliff' l Merchandising PATRICIA HARMON Kit Carson, Colorado Interior Design ETHIaI. HATcIIuR DOROTHY HAWKS BETTY I-IEATHERINGTON Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Fort Morgan, Colorado Rawlins, Wyoming Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Business X -Y.-m. 1f:-Q'--W7 'w '-'f 'ff, , I, I' ' ,iff 4. ' if .IOAN Htcks 'l'win lfalls, Idaho liusincss PATRICIA HIRSCH MARIANNE Honcstuss Texarkana, Arkansas Anaconda, Montana Piano Liberal Arts NlARY London, Ohio Home liconontics EDA MAE HUBBARD ZELDA HORWITZ .NIATILDA HOULISTON Miwm Vprhon. New Y0fk Dcnrcr. Colorado Fort Thomas, Kentucky W Lllxml AHS Liberal Arts Liberal Arts ' SAM HLmN,n.i. Dcnicr, Cnlrrraulu Business if Qlass fit . mu! ll.-x ii im ic,-x H U NT :MN ULI. Clicycnnc. Wyoming Diull' lilly' l l l1lH ' c'll lll'f. l'mlli5 lDOIlU'l'HY IAM ILS Physical limlllcailiun D i x l ' l'l'xf. sy' lwllms Mcnln, Kllllhilh W,.,,a.,m-V-i 7 in in Retail Mmrcliamlising IAN1c:1e IOIINSON MlLIJllliD IOHNSON Snnu.iaY lonNsoN MARIKJN lowes XVaynu, Nclmraslaai lulcslmurg, Culnranlu Parker, Culoraalu llaywarcl, Californian juurnalisni Public School Music llnniu l'iC1lllUl1llCh Pro-Nuraing - 'I .aw-wg a -Ti l . gn-hi, A 'fe 4 PATTI Iomas Noiuiw jovcu li0Nl'l'A KMN l'lIiRNl'l'A KAi.'riaNiaAc1-1 lfillnmrc, California Missoula, Montana Luxk, Wyoming Ilunvcr, Cnlorairlo Art Lilmcrail Am Hminchs llunincxs ELAINE Kmmmioim Denver, Colorado llmncniaiking Dokornv Knua INN: KI: Nm luiama lxmvizs ll 'I -P, F liwsv KING icuii, Raimi , M -'R' 9'-'.'. Ruclicllc, Illinois Thcrmopnlim Wwming Merchandising hucrctarial Iranmng Lilwrail Arts .Lihcrul Aux l 56 NYLA KNOLL Rock Springs, Wyoming Liberal Arts ,Va -' 'A 1 -' s BONNIE LAMBmt'r Arvatla, Coltxratln llramatics ... ,,, ,, .,.,, www M! A Q. .-A? Aa i Rn' A l'a'24flflQ9l IANE LARSON Cirantl lslantl, Nebraska Liberal Arts ELLEN Gimme LITHERLAND Dcnvur, Cnlnracln Music t MARIFARET KNowLias Galva, Kansas Pre-Nursing SHIRLEY LANG Xenia. Ohio Secretarial Training ,Fw ,,f ff, 9, 1, ,V mywgwa'-w ff z .A ALICE Lizstsmznc Dubois, NVyuming Liberal Arts ....,,,,m ' f V , 9 um, ,W ' A -'Missy lEANE'l l'E Livex Kewancr. Illinois Spcucli I . MARILYN IQNUTSON Dnttun. Muntana Scicncc m-mtv . ANN LAPLANT Bifviain.iANN KULLMANN Otis, Kansas Public Sulmul Music l31a'r'rv KUZMA W , Q V A, ww I journalism MARTIiA LARSEN Sctlro-Woolley, Washington Cut Bank. Montana I-'lmnc licunumics Library IANicia LINDQUIST Grantl lslanml, Nebraska Speech mar l . , J , .. ,mes IUAN Lum: Dllralngn, Culuraqlqi Cmnnu-rcial Art Hull, A' MAnJo1tua LINN llnnnlulu, 'l'. ll. Liberal Arts Lou Loumvz llILLY Luis LUNGLIA' tiuvnmn. Oklahoma Eaton, Culuraelu Vwifv Music Sbcritlan, Wyoming FAITH Lui-mow PATTI Lum Boulder, Colorado Des Moines, Iowa ' Piano Liberal Arts MARILYN Lowtzu. Belleville, Kansas lournalism MARGARET IVICALLEN BARBARA MCCANDLESS MARION McCAsKu.t. Seattle, washington Plainview, Texas Plainview, Texas Science Dress Design Liberal Arts ty-fy --. Glass i f if , , Nl MARIORIE MCMANUS HARRns'r ANN MCMURRY Owensboro, Kentucky Greensburg, Kansas Speech Business PHYLLIS MAGNUSON Colorado Springs, Colorado Secretarial Training ANDREA MALCOLM ELAINE MARTIN Deer 1104-ll-K. Montana Englewood, Colorado Liberal Arts Secretarial Training ,ss BARBARA LUSK Denver, Colorado Physical Education MERRY LYON Grant, Nebraska Merchandising PAT MCGINTY Great Falls, Montana Voice Barry Lou MCFADDEN Montezuma, Kansas Home Economics wil .' ,. V N H -'iza'::'i',15 'WL i . . CQIIACE MCWHORTER lo ANN MACNUSON Eunice, New Mexico Longmont, Colorado Personnel Secretarial Training Pmucm Mrrrson DORLA DEAN MAYER Grafton, North Dakota NFCWSQCF, KUHMIS Physical Eqlueggion Secretarial Training I I IANE MEREDITH llcnvcr Coloraulo IDOROTHY Lou MECREM Iglgincss Dubois, Wyoming SHIRLEY MEAD Arg Rapid South Dakota SHIRLEY JEAN MILLER LUCY MONTCOMEIIY ANNE MOODY Lakewood, Colorado Cain Grande, Arizona Erwin, Tennessee Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Liberal Arts xgvwagzrwzgfv- -.- I-A-M ov. iw- ' , ' L ', ' llj. . 1 ., , ' i Ky ' T ,'-.-l -: .I H f MARILYN MooRE LAELA lo MORRIS SALLY MoRsE Wyucontla, Missouri Great Falls, Montana New London, Connecticut lntcrlor Decoration lluninem l-lomcniaking BETTY MUNCY Floytlatla, Texan nu,i,,c,s RIJTI-IE MUSTAIN Otis, Colorado ' Arg MERRILEE MYERS Yukon. Oklahoma Public School Music WILDA MEYERS Phoenix, Arizona Liberal Arts COLLEEN MILLEDGE Perryton, Texas ' Liberal Arts 1 , DOROTHY MOON Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts RUTH MOSHER SHIRLEY MOSKAL East Lanxing, Michigan Loveland, Colorado Liberal Arts Am v BEVERLY OHLSON VIRGINIA NORMAN Cherokee, Iowa I Gillette, Wyoming x Pre-Nursing Vocational Counseling l3Ia'r'rY OlNliAL MAIITHA OIIGAN Vvhiw nm, 'rem Imcnwr, emo.-till., MARGARHI PAINH Sgigncg Religious liducation Albuquerque, New Mexico PATRICIA 01-SUN . I.ahcmI Arts Omaha, Nebraska Liberal Arts , I MM PATRICIA PA1 I'oN CJLENNA PAUPsT Rosia MIIRLE PAYNIS Sf- l-0UlS, MlSh0llFi Arvilla, North Dakota Cortez, Colorado SCICFICC Merchandising , Piano 4 4, ,, lass I I I 31,1 . 55 WI, - .MA .AMN . ,-.vw A ' ff-PQ NANCY PETERSEN LIILA Porronrg NANCY POULOS Gibbon, Nebraska Stratton, Colorado Ventura, California Physical Education Secretarial Training Speech ELOISE Piuca Senior Status Omaha, Nebraska F Y- Dolus RAMEY L,bc,,,1 M, ERN QUIGGI-E IANE RADAKHR sterling, Colorado VUHOHI C9l0l'2fl0 Wisner, ,Nebraska Secretarial Training EllUCIlll0ll Buginggg 60 Pfvrsv PM I'IaI1soN Pittsburg, Kansas Retail Merchandising ETHEI. Pmncis Phoenix, Arizona Homemaking -xvwfyq-ffm ' Pnocv Pxmnun El Paso, Texas Liberal Arts ALICE RAMSAY Aberdeen, Washington General Business . ln Manx' ANN Rufio Worland, Wyoming ENE RA1'i'mUN Home liconomics Dallas, Texas - Liberal Arts r W t v,,,.v-ing -W .51 I We , l I. h '. Maxima Runfv Lois REINIIARDT Krummling, Colorado Groton, South Dakota Business Arg 'M Pi-wx.us Rtcu Ronmtra Rixvoao Scotts Mills, Oregon Denver, Colorado Physical Education Business Lonmiwis Sussman p I hoenix, Arizona A ldibcrul Arts PAT Sarutuiuisn Sedro-Woolley, Washington Homcmaking Auc ta R :stan Denver, Colorado journalism rm'- slni V t i. IQATHERINE IKEIVIENSPERGER San Francisco, California Science A Gmini Roan Electra, Texas Liberal Arts .af IOANNE S1sLcK Wilmctte, Illinois Home Economics ie 25, , A1.Li5A1tNYA REED Denver, Colorado Business M.NIiNON RHODES Dumas, Texas Art M .,.A.. . .M N M.. CLARA IEANNE SHEPARD Casper, Wyoming Secretarial Training f MARGARET SECKMAN Beatrice, Nebraska Liberal Arts RAMQNA REED Talihina, Oklahoma Liberal Arts 1 ,.:,- 4. . 1, AM t .. DARLISS Sclnmoius Grafton, North Dakota Commercial Arts iiv.'t RoBuu'l'snN Nhillltlllllill, Kalman M,sluLx'N Scni1iiaLu l Uf 1 'N ' Brighton. Cnlnrntlu llmnc licminniiu jtmw SAMuiii.s llcnvcr, Colnrutlu Liberal Arty Class IWPQ V Z - 4 ,, . . ,t 1- i Q' ' , , , 'o v. ,4 ..' C.utoLYN Sc:iiN,u'r'l'ian l!u'r'ru ScuwAuTz Mauliwn, Inniiunai Cliicngo, Illinnis jnurnnlimn Home licnnmnics 151-pvi1iu.v Smrrn A Sl1':ill'nl'tl,'l't-.'a I-ilvvrul Arn Cii.,xm's Smrrn Lux .'xl1jlt'ii'N, Ciilifnriiial I lrnm-nmking HL Fl.URliNCli Roniaiuczx Linkin, Kumiu l.ihcr:il Arts Bu'r1'u Swim llcnvcr, Culoriuln l.ihv:rail Am Kuo Sc:HwuNxisit Lincoln, Nt-Ixraiska Pliysiczil litlucution fil.liNDA Iowa: Smrrii McLean, 'Vbxans iilIhillL'5s 62 DAui.1aNia Rx'i.,xNn i,L'IN'Cl'. c:1liUI'Lllil'P Iimiiivm Biavisitia' SCHLESSINGIHC Culnraulu Springs, Culurzuio Business LA VMQNA SIMS llcnvcr, Cnlnrmlu Public Schnul Muxic Mun' ANN SMITII llnvt-import, lmvn I.ilwl'anl Arts Cmiiui SAi.vo Inckmnvillc, Flnridai Void: Mfuwui. ANN SCIILUNZ Michigan City, lmlinnan Personnel livli SRINNMQ lit-ni't'r, Cnlunulu liclilculiun SIIIIKLICY ANN:-Q Smrrn i 1:I'l Stockton. 'll-Xiu I lflllllil DORIS SPENCER Gunnison, Colorado Merchandising SHLRI STEWART Littleton, Colorado Drama in-vm ELAINE THOMPSON Stevensvillc, Montana Liberal Arts V' BEVERLY TIJBIEN Valentine, Nebraska llusiness FLORENCE STARK GERALIJINE F. STEIN MARY SPEROPULOS Fort Morgan, Colorado Mason City, Iowa MARY ELLEN STEINLR W A H h ' Art Interior Decoration Armm-Ong, Iowa CISCI, I il 0 Liberal Arts MAx1sv SWANSON Columbus, Montana Pre-Nursing SHIRLEY ANN STEWART Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts 4 IEANNE TIIoRPIz ESTHER THRAsI-IIsR Lakin, Kansas Garden City, Kansas Pre-Legal Occupational Therapy Rv, A my, as BERTIIA T OLSDORF Business PATRICIA TAGUE Denver, Colorado interior Decoration IANE TENINGA Chicago, Illinois Iournalism a ' 4. 1 MARLYN TIMMONS llushton, Kansas Business I of R IUNE TURNER Hlcnicmfrf' 'Wf',I RosuMARIu TRACY IANE TURNER Ignacio, Colorado omc lzcononucs V , , , . . Lristolial, Canal Lone l-aycttc, Missouri Af! Merchandising Music l Wk aw J, .,.-'A-.fm7rf ' Glass f il MIKllILX'N Toonuss Oak Park, lllinois Personnel .nwma 3.2. , BARBARA WARE Nunipa, lcluho Prc-Medicine Q BARIIARA Ul'lRICH l.UVCllll'lll, Colorzulo Mcrclmrirlising NM. .vii-,-1+ 154, , ELAINE VAN NATTA Western Springs, Illinois lournnlism , . Louisa WACGONER PriInglIar,V Iowa llress Design I ' 1, MARJQRI li UR EN Ilouglais, Arizona journalism ,.v,.,,, W' .. M3 A I ,IW I ELA DONNA JUNE VALDASON LEAII VALIiN'I'lNli Lynclcn, W1lSllll1glflH V' , H . Art enturu, Lai I Oflllll Merclmnslising NCJRALEE VIRGIN MARIORIE Vocr RUTH WADE Tlicrniopolis, Wyoming West linglcwood, New Ierscy Pcrryton, Texas Personnel Liberal Arts Liberal Arts PATRICIA ANN WAGNER MARY WAI.TIaRs Hamilton, Ohio Liberal Arts ,.,. , f:ERALDINE WALKER WYZIDCOIIVCF, Washington jolmslown, Coloraclo Iournalism Pre-Nursing If , I M ' PM -r il I . , 'W' BARBARA WEISS YVESISRQSK CHARI.oT'rIs LIaIoI-I WATERS SIISANNA WATSON Denver, Colnrmlo 0' 'fiflinw rm llellinghuin, Washington Keyser, West Virginia Speech ' H Interior Design Physical Education , 64 l-I - YI ' I .5 I ,TQELMFQ A .- DORIS WICK DCJRRIS Io WtLLtAMs Q Rapidxllity, South Dakota ll4lrPC w lflifwh Lots lliAN Merchandising Mum Los Angeles, California IANICIL WHITARER Douglas, Wyoming Secretarial Training CARMAN WTLTROUT Norton, Kansas liusiness VIRGINIA WILSON Gunnison, Colorado Science is . mfzfl, L.: lsxfj ,' ' :M P516 T - ' , WEP Q I T , ,. . . . ..f+i'.. clliRALDlNli W4JODWfkllD IOCELYN WYATT Denver, Colorado Harrisburg, Nebraska Art Iournalism CAMERA SHY BEVERLY Loiv BARBARA LYON T SHIRLEY MILLER IOAN MURLEY CHIZUKA OKUNO IANET ROBERTSON M.ARY ANN THOMPSON MELRA RUTH WACINER MARGARET' WEIGAND 1 MAR1'HA BAKER LAURA LEE CHASE ANN COLLINS ANN EHRLINGER BARBARA FREEZE ANNA MAE I-IOSTETLER SUE HUTCHINS POLLY KERIAKEDES X -gf35y,.1-, Q- A Q- - I ,: A PEGGY WOLD llillings, Montana Liberal Arts LORNA A. ZALDTVAR IJARLENE WOOD 'l'roustl:lle, Kansas Home lieonomies jovcu ZUSPAN Pandan, Antiquie. Grand lsland, Nebraska Philippine Islands Liberal Arts Home liconomics PATRICIA RUTH WtLsoN Rawlins, Wyoming Secretarial 'Training I ,-'Fry' I v F Freshman class Ollicerls are 'Barbara Lusk, secretary, Lee Campbell, vice president, Marilyn Toombs, president, and Esther Cervantes, 65 treasurer, -' 2'1 13 mv -WMM, Www, J'51'1!?'If'i53N . 171 Wx -, YFYTW 5' ' .. '?'fF'8 F59 45i11i'5F it , ,k ' u u MP 'f fWlQ I3lwul?iw,Qe'f 2-A-eff? T!1fiLgiE s,Lwg'v2'tx5',a,-w wr- - X-2 ??'g1fk'X'i'1ff1lf.f,':ff: J,t.l3,?f 4 Q, . x 1 I f fx Q , ,, V' . M L 'elf . x :,,.4 '. . lm-w.' ' Q-YW , . - 'fl Qifulrfw L t 3151: tg--T kde Ezlffw M. ffff' it gm. 111. ', it f . , 1J'L.'QR' - ' Egg N 1 1: 'r fs 1 campus activities, rleuolsltlps t ' , I auel cultural advantages offer , l au alyuuclaut college life tl f f P39 Xl We Af,m-,yw.- ,.,,, L. 'W' J I,.y 4 r v an Af' if 5 iilfgf dyg WQVQ 19 llleetli ng trains' , 0 Qetti ' ' JJ ng adluainted a in- ' Q 1 to 0 1Ollley touches and Le. lllg oriented to C0 llege life. Having iust eiinihed oii the Tcphyr, ieanctte Livek and Niargarct Scckman, surrounded hy iuggagc at Union station, await a senior to wei- come them othciaiiy. 1 68 ' Senior Betty iam: Brown wciconies Niariorie Vsuckhoitv, and her iciiow traveicrr to CWC, as they arrive in Denver tor their hrst year of cohege. Shiriey Parker unpaeks Vmustcr - whiie Coiiccn Woite and hrnestinc Bush rcheve the unehittcred iook. X '1 X ,I E' Cn- Donnu Valtlason questions Marilyn Goodman, Nuneie Willis Ind Nornm Finke about their record preference as they try out the mdio-phonogruplw in Pulliam lounge. -I Q? Y fy.. ' l -d Mac Hub' . I I1 il w Hoghcr .I . fgllnf , C101 ,, ,. .nmntloli and LLC hue I 'ah Frcsllllliln I xndcfwn' ,nd the W-sc'hlCk I lionwyncll, Green -J fly Yclledy l burilgl to Sing tlcm:mdl b ren . I- .hgrilc ' , -r TUL jail? 'I Son gt Thon1P f the Ani! nc 0 ' Mzlfy , 3, . gil 0 M lbw wa11'1 'f.'f..1 Pif 'C M C ' A do 'S ' - . . . . their fill of h'0E1icsl- judge lzvnlyn l:unes pores over the list ol glggetl freshmen its fall supPC 'P'c , gerillc' Carol Mullen sees 'tlmt punishment is inllieted on Sully Morse :znd lilzune Van lX':itm. They were eonvietetl lor using the elem- tors, and for getting only two tlouglmmx Ihr ,lk-if hi., ' lusts. . N7 v e.1' b , ncbi.. . ,a xp.. g sisters' lmrealli- ate Sgptgmbg I . . foulld 1-ls appreciating a III Y 1 I1 nl A an J, 'rl l . Y' 11' .r 2 i 'wr' H' , A C if ,,,,.2' I ..f.,.,.ul qi My 1 :I ,I -In i 4, ' .Y RT v- 'Z ' 'A' ' Vi, 'V W it r . ,. . S ' L. ' 'I -if , Q' - 1 ,. 1 h m ted Beveri Smith as she my F 'K' 555- 1' ' Fres cement te Q b 3' I WT dr Guest m. 1 , X tested the new waik rust to e sure it .s y. rcligiou mister, the R V Giadys Smith offers encouragement. 5 emphasis week Evefdnd Val Wils ' OUUSCIS B ons wh Cverly An 0 Was he n Burch VC for Vivid personaiities as gypsy picnic. weii as vivid coiors prevaiied at thc anmlili Homer Grout pokes the iast embers as Mrs. D n Baum to a hamburger at Duncan hcips ea 70 the tacuity picnic. bcgms Dc MOISY f those first stuciy halls, Ilczienlfaung' n rings 0' As the be , co Trudy' Bulen has dlmcu ty m ' r bllt studylnbi 5 twig HUM ' Q t PfePar1n were Spen . nt future asslgnme Afslfflfif L L i -ZQK13 S Donalcne W0odard stops to v ment with Ad enfy an assign a Buchanan wh ' ' lesson with o IS checkin I h r- Webster. A e 71 Frances Murphy has an informal ' psychology instr Interview with Mis uctor. f , .. .JN ,. ... l 1 s Mast f ot fiuolge Szmfwloaes . . . were a magnetic force Wl1iCl'l pulled us to the newly opened Snaclz Bar Prexy and Ioan Lipman inaugurate the snack bar as Mrs. Toy serves them the first two hor fudge sundaes. After the third sundae, Pat Olson's eyes still light up as she starts her fourth. Was it a bet? Soft drink machines offer between-class refreshment to Dot Webb, Maxine Almy, and Joanne Craver. 72 ' . Y 1 11 , ,-9' f . , Film starlet Wanda Hendrix sips a cool drink after christening the new Mason pool. flweek Ways. . . were given to classes ancl lalas as we grew in wisclom and lznowleclge Charcoal sketches produce life-like effects as art students com- x . i plete an assignment. Carol Mullen sketches the cross-section of a leaf through the microscope in the botany lab. St-:unstrcsscs are made il' not horn in the sewing lah. Mary C-Garrison presses a dress as Loraine lohnson stitches. ' 73 vztmfdays and Smwlayg , , , are remembered for the . shopping sprees, lmlincl clates, Promlsing pllgne Calls and the vCEl.fZCl1i1-lg upr of Procrastinated duties WC take 1dv Pin d' ' .' amage Of Den ' . 1-Z lstricts. Here Il clerk Shgjissliilraglaliixteegth Street shop, e an Pat Sayre the latest perfumes, S Y T' ix -lun iq 'Iliff ' I 4 3' ',...:,V....l fpiyfft A3,VQ,.f QXSA V5.4 'Y ' 'P -4.4.1. F Han - K Schwc , oote hall residensvhigzg take time out for a hand 0 natorcl and Lila ' f 74 nker Connie Overtogi lt isn't Saturday without a u.55...5 o half-hcartedly ' spree. Beverly Low shakes a m p while Phyllis Biorneby cleans that indispensable twisted rug. we 'af' , ef' st'- l !' VK 'C The morning after the prom before found the decorators undecorating the ballroom. rwh gg WW? A ringing telephone demands instant attention especially toward the weekend. Barbara McCanclless, hand gripping the dresser wavers between yes and no while Sue Beckett appears skeptica about the whole thing. i QQ. 5.1 H Lucille Harvey's relaxation came when she picked up her knit- Ung needles to add more inches to her sweater. 1 3 An anticipated Saturd june Kepner leave with th ' 'Q i l ' n - err dates lor 1n evenin ' ' ' ' g of dancing. ay night 'arrives 15 Ada Balham 75 I! fl gi l s l ll fl 1, , mistletoe and HOW added a hold to pre-Ch 1 rist 1113-S events 1 . Koan Caddoek, Betty Bihingstey. Sue Beckett, Dorothy Wehh N4 ' 9 k ther aronnd the Foote Christmas tree and hre- and x arte .ae' ga phxcc. t tmospliere ,,,, ' The W . hy King xgill Bowl celebration W, Iamcs. Ccslaus Grout and Iistcongucted S cr Val yn Slrain ' . S 0' -tc , 11 . . , rotlk.. ttltd Lhrlstmf , A Lat YL., Mer N .ls H.n'0,- In thc F ry Crt-ntlemen.. fnrcwuu Illlwf, :Xt the Farewch Dinner the night hcforc we went home, George liihhs hrought in the tnrkev, Edward 1, Bracken carried the gtow- Xng phnn pudding, and Wahacc B. Turner accompanied the stuffed hoar's head. 76 .f .fra , A Climaxing the Hanging of the Greens, Madonna and Child Angels of the Lord tell of the Saviour's birth during the Hang- ing of the Greens. Surrounded by angels and candle bearers were revealed. :Q 713' ' actual decking ol: the halls. The greens were left there throughout the Christmas festivities. The faculty produced the Nativity tableau, This is the final Scene at the manger with the Angel hovering over the Child. 77 Opening the Hanging ofthe Greens was the Qolomalg Snow. By stretching imag hw Man Winter. Look cioseiy and You CWD We .' d throne! He sat for ai time in head, arms, an front oi Porter Hidi- V ' A Fiiipino students inanons you may see e fell and fell and fell m 1 . a veritable 'Winter Wo cfudg tlge Campus 'Z . Z ,f ff -,Z Christmas was made rnerrier by Marion jones, leanette Livek, lan Luii, Anna Hostetier, and Ciara lames, who entertained during the festivities. .2 , 5 t snowiaii excite S they CX I The I? i d Esther Cervantes 21 Lorna 'Laidwar an H erienced their First skiing attempt' P 78 A Ski d ' H i' A A ' K .- surrounded lmsy was form d s r. , s Sfrrruricr dy petals B C around V- - . ' :'7,,' Do ' etty U'Ne,ll P lrglflla Do AL' 1: 1-1 Uglas Center and gh' ' S 10 Willy ' 5 . , lrley Pope, rcndhlggnlz Lfirmmc Blckiifil Nancy Gates Paz unter-clockwise frail Ilglcilen Krozgcr tom, ' onco Riding and steer-wrestling fascinated eastern as well as Western girls when they visited the National Western Stoclz Show Winners in the collegiate riding class were the Misses Nancy Gates and Ellajean Williams. Ellajean received second place honors, and Nancy fourth. Barbara Uhrich and Margaret Ann Gretencort learn the Fine points of saddle-buying from a rancher during their tour of the exhibits. ' '79 Texas lassies Marion McCaskill and Shirley Smith make friends with a Hereford steer that may have come from their fole stamp- ing ground. 7 w alfa' X' Pink cotton candy seems to tempt the appe- tites of Iudy Black and Ruth Gotschall as they purchase an ample supply for the thrill-packed evening. Cflpptfecioitiom. . . was fostered, and our views W sliows, recitals and formal occ Spring styles were previewed by students Margaret Brown, Ethel Pearce, Miriam Peterson K 9 and Mary Lena Peterson who modeled their own creations. At intervals formal d' ere luroadened as guest artists, style asions w CIC PIOQIEIIIIIIICC1 O11 CEIIIIPUS it 1 . 1 . how on Campus by tdatilf' . s d Miriam FMS were modegollcen Welle' 'rm iatwrw Hmdlng' Peterson' ' What'-s new in nightwear w . . as apparent when t mncrs are held to improve ciiqucuc Ann l.a Plant, Dorothy Lou Meckem, Ioanne ' .' .' . ' N d 1 li 'I' t -' Here locelyn Wyatt, Llara leanne bhepard, Beverly Harding, Helen lnffiisnlinrhtgggmn urgus-moth Ld hur rumtly Krocger, llohhie Tafllnger, and Myra Petty are about to begin the ' 5' hrst course. ' 80 ' 1 V 4 , as i Connie Ove rton was ch ' - li fofffal dinner on can1Pl:cnShjWmm Queen at Y Clvxtan president Harry Kttieriaslcrowncd . pe l During the year, artists entertain and teach appreciation. Ruth Creamer and Shirley Moskal obtain the autographs of KOA artists Fred Ncsbit and Milton Shrednik. The correct way to descend stairs is taught to Laura Lee Chase, by Miss Marie Hayvtlwriif, CWC modeling class instructor, as Nancle 1 S and Ann Murlcy look on. Velma Vossenkemper, Bernita Kaltenbach, and Elaine Martin pause to enjoy a cup of tea and a bit of conversation at the Tri Chi Tea . 81 Cfneltimg pot. . . reP1'eSente41 all nations in a C01 nd talale decorations A.- ,...-f- rvavrrn . 1 I f Dancing the minuct or car., Vc Glenn, Mari Gochis, Nancy Poulos and Rosc- IQYIL illustrate the days ol our lorclathcrs. marie ' a 'y .. . . , v f :- . V Li yf,,. . W,-I 2-'V . .,N ' -4-r... '- 1 hui, -.., A . V ,JT r if D Filipino hostcsscs Lorna Zaldivar and Esther Ccrvantcs won a prize for onc of thc hcst deco- rated tahlcs. Their ccntcrpiccc was a typical Philippine sccnc. a garden plot lillcd with nativc products. N French VVcst Africa was represented .hy these. harmless-looking natives. Give it live minutes Ol close attention and you'll he able to .pick out Connie Parsons, Marioric Sack? Doris Wlfllft Mary lean Stewart and loan Smith. 82 kiwi Winning first prize, Nancy Pcterscn's table portrayed Norway. Tiny Hgurcs garbed in ski clothes skied over cotton slopes to a mirror lake and myriad Fiords. U 1 lg 0114 nineties, Qonmivozl. . . coInPlete with lJall00nS' ,, cotton candy' 5' and costumes' 5-Le, autlmentic and Original, f J commemorated CWC's 60th anniversary A breathtak' N at lj I ' X i V ' Wil ' viii' ueraded 35 an Itahan lfanefte Livglienzgigh was that her mwlkliz organ grllifdcir. nnies from the crowd., and s es. liilziilieii ijereaccgzidion instead Of gfmdmg um Awed spectators Marjorie Linn, Margaret Knowles and Violet IEGUFOD watch such exciting events as the.senior faculty boat race I i C Jarbershop quartette, the strong man and the tumbling troupe. 83 . in f - . ,, Igcaiiiillval as locks? flludmlle horse 'aff th 'lied 1, A as raced ,elemless rea Malcolm Gr ri r e crowd at th y across the gym eta Robb and wr , Ie . glllla Pri TYC00n 1 Costumes who joyce S . Y a bird in a il eties mms muh, 8' ded Cage,G1end,, zes for the best Ucstevf Lilies . , , -4-i and formed a background EO! religious services J . urlng Holy Week ji Ushering in Hoiy Ween .... E The Summons of Sanex. ... - ' ardian Angei and tn 1 annuai aster play, Death's appearance, the Graduate, the Cru Blind Boy, and the Young ,Mother are apprehensive about entern g Heaven. Q. '-.Q , Zi V 1, v Sacred music ,-,al C It Traditionai Easter iiiies bac tone to aii. al ked by a lumen.. -s iii: 1 1 ciub members furnished the music for HQW Reiischncider, and Cialfc Choir and giee Week Services. Marian Roth, Ramona ' 1 Christ the Lord is Risen Today. Saivo sing, x N We aiways attend churches of our own c . Ross, Phyiiis Forshng, Gioria Dorris and Nancie Wiiks descen from an Easter service. 84 hoiee Mary Heierg Fiiwgfime in the Rockies..- turnecl our l:l10uQl1ts away t' 11 and tlmat ten slay Vaca 10 ' ' lzle - the lllevlta from Studles to Easter 1101111615 Student council members Ioan Lipman, Bonnie Foreacre and hvalyn Iames unveil Queen Donna Valdason, who reigned over the Sweetheart Swirl. A touch of spring is appar- ent in Ve Glenn's Easter bon- net, a paper souvenir from the Easter Parade prom. F -Denver students Norma Olssen, Margaret Forth, Bette Sauer Lois White and Celeste T1tun ' A , . 1 wear the New Look with ballej rma skirts, Gibson girl blouses, and ties. i aemuot Gay Gould and Snr h R b I , a ay urn are tempted to see how it feels 0 drive a real H ings re truck. The owners are inspecting cam V e-.-..-.. warms up for the spring baseballlseasonias pus build- Frances Murphy prepares to catch the pitcher's curve. V as ' L 41 'L .Ti wi 19 . A' . , 4 I m u ,, ' X f 5 dw' V , 513 A I ,V . I A .mf k .1 lvikq, f , Wa to ,ga .tr - or 1 ni W t -.The n ' K, A41 7, ,. I mw??g w,,4 ' .1 . ' A I - .vw W . 1 41 'A -.G wnll power xfllnghs at Sevens. but M .M .A 5 sn S e hi! ar a . -1 1 S I y nn Da . . Y finds rt takes more 0 Stru ggk out of that mce warm b d e . At the end ofdtge d F , h Sleepy 3 . into bid? can barely was!! heragtiebyaitsf is so ore X ce for rt s here A...-ui Thc hookstorc rs a popular p a , that thc mad is brought. loan Badderrec and Donatcnc Woodard wrap packages of winter dothcs to send home. -,,, A boost and up she gocsg vw .-...M is hound for a night of sound, if short, shzcp with the assistance of CaroXyn Schnaitter. locdyn ' ' h son contribute thc 86 Wyatt and Loratnc lo n morad assistance at Camp Freeman. 'wa , O 0 I ., ...V ' u. ir' f' LW- . mil teifmity we'll rememlmer tlae joys, the sadness, tlie tlirills, the lieartaclies, th roommates and suitemates, tlie faculty, the little sisses, the classes, and most ot all, tlie lasting friendships v :lit Q . .. .5-ivy.-X I i 'l - 'Lf 5 1 fmt! . rn tJ9'q5Lj gn ' HAP... tfiwil Q- .1 n t I . ,f.-vgewzhv ., ,j,.,g, Y i A F'- A .421-:'1 W w. ' -,-,a1,,9f1j2Sl ., 'Ri' ,41- 4 - l V ua' 1 Yesterday -S M Todq v emori 4 YS 1JrOb CS- , I Ton-,O , 131713, Frow ' ' S Dreams, Queen Lee Campbell reigns over the Beta Phi Gamma Press prom. An old fashioned villain-hissing, hero-clap- ping melodrama was imitated by Puppets mem- bers. Barbara Mitchell, who starred as Little Nell, is just ready to drop silently to the Hoof in a ladylike faint. l ,V ' I-,-1.1 101lnne ' 5 . Barbara Uhriglkntrres the new! A just Can, I 00 .ii in r Quite decide. 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W M H m,5mfW 'A 'SW 'Y I J w m f gall Sports . . . captured our interest as We crowded the courts, trotte along lzmridle paths and thronged on the laoclzey field Ianet Teichgraeber and Ernestine Bush shake hands across the net after a strenuous tennis game. Hockey was one of ourlfavorite fall sports and was taught in all physical education classes. Riding at the Denver Riding Academy is the pastime of Billie Wise. She poses with her fa- vorite mount. 90 M, t . ll! 01500 lQ00l. .. ' Getting in just one more dive before dinner is Gloria Gould. Correct life saving with the aid of a canoe is demonstrated hy Bcity Lou Reynolds as she attempts to save Mary Gertrude Robinson. 9l offered diversion from academic l1ou1's and opportunities to excel in aquatics ..-.-4 ' Not just idle sunhathers, these gals can swim too! They are Mary Groll, Dorothy Worden, Lee Gollogher, loann Bassett, Gloria Gould, and Gay Gould. li. Z. Woods questioned swimming star Ann Curtis when she witnessed the Mason I j pool under construction. Marjorie liuckholtz and Ernestine Bush paddle past Lee Gollo- gher who is relaxing on the tlivingl hoard. ieiimg and Skating. . . if K-Huge , , ,. 1.- s4,.2. 4. Y .hixigr Maggie McAllen, C.W.C. star skater of the Evergreen Ice Carnival, spins a half turn for her audience. , it Wanda Hannaford, Rosemary Robinson, and Mary Tibbetts begin a downhill glide at Loveland pass skiing area. Relaxation in the Loveland vvarming house is easy work for Phyllis Eschbach, Marie Sack, and Io De Moisy. , g2.. toolz us off campus to Winter playgrounds at Loveland, Winter Parlz and Evergreen I W. I1 h9:'.1iEf 1 f , . , 1 I I 1 i 4 S Lf, A. , , ,, wil fx., V Ak'4 W Mock and Wan Ca ' rcSi 'hc' v k' , Marianne 3035552526 3 moment s Phyiiis Qschba downhiii run- cornpxctlng a Packing awa h the con Y t eir skis for the trip ba k Phyllis leigh alfa 133?GYSl5c'S, Bcffy Miner Slaying is Fun - even with the tumbles, say Marjorie Linn and Rosemary Robinson. Qin? fast Qualifier. . . Sports hecame serious to us. We not only had fun, hut we strove after hours for perfection. Frances Murphy, Billie Wise and Kayo Schwenker demonstrate the correct techniques of archery during a spring practice. l Strong competition for surrounding colleges was this group of CWC girls who composed the basketball team. Janet Teichgraeber makes a lunge for Marion Iones as she loses 'her guard in a fencing bout. As soon as the grass turns green and the sun gets warm, Bobbie Tallinger and Mellm Wagner are off to the fairways for an afternoon of golf. . Skiing injuries were not fatal to Bev Hard- mg s enthusiasm for winter sports. Her cast was made more lnearable by Betty Brady's artistry. 'Et' Q r,1!,' 1 'J Modern dance classes strive to instruct the students in body con- trol, poise and grace. Here a group of girls demonstrate the tech- niques of contemporary dance. l 1 4 r M- 'iw -rfhyw. LJ 9.--4 im -. vi., i r 5 , yr .4 U., , ,4 A ,ag , , ,V , qvxrlv 5 1 -'. , 1 561 - y,'mp: ! ' 1, ,,.,Qg1 L. ,, g 4- , ,V3,'f1, A,'i. l'N.,1,,,.-1 f-,.-.M ,ua-q qu, V ' 'f i' 'NL -' W- l A f,fiiYl'flf?'5Wrl4f'SWS1 '?l l'vlVii 5. f-wg ' 'M W lr, ' Afro lklmilililli rife -3a'ffll ff. -flier 'if'-liferif-9-r mi l.: ,:s.f5.'lf1 il . f ,,. ,A --. rf. ,V Q , A, , :N ,K.1,,,u, -jf,-N,-,,eu., ,VII-,r.,!Af5v .,i. ,,'g,... l,igYL,lWji N . clalns, organizations l I and lionorary fraternities aicl in fellowship P59 i XG sv if., X 1 were PSCYXXQQQ w 1 1 . ? K. A.: .' E 5 64 m 1 JH .14 . 5711? ,HIAQQ ,'.,.'A5 L. Q fx ' uw H K hp! X , 1 ,Q ! 'kr 1 . 4 -, ', A Higmullix, .:-M V ,.1I1Y'.f:' , y.xM.,-A:5L- 5 mf-:,,4sQ' ' 4 . Q ,,v. f Afxv 5 np 47' .AQ , ,fh- ,ff if KYLI nf our yearlnoole of tzzzeizzoms S l ' . c ectmg aPPr0Pr1ate photographs for the ill ' UFC Rosemar- . y Hayes fearu ' Ustrario - . class editor, and Mary Lo E editor, Ierre Gilbert edito fl ofithe sixtxeth anniversar th U ampbell, features edithr Hn-Chief' Loraine lvhnson fy h eme ' s FCS men 'EW QX Business managers ludy Black and Cora Lee Stahl ar- ' ' ' the book. I range with a business patron for advertising in f h earbook Kathryn At work on the senior section o t e y , y ociate ' ' P senior class editor, and Sheila Bresnahan, ass eyton, 'h member ot the art department on editor, consult wit a lay-out. atti Petersen and Dixie Lalloe, organiza- tions editors, and Ruth Paris, directory editor, l b embership for double check honorary and c u m the directory. A98 -Qi E T E R G R A P H I C Write lgest eHiH8l11'6l teal Q01 lege lflelwspczapevf in Hmericuv Concentrating with the composing men on the WESTERN GRAPHIC, Sheila Bresnahan, society editor, Rosemary Hayes, sports editor, Dixie fm, LaRoe editor and Mar Lou Cam bell feature editor, check the final , , . . y . p , page proofs. Relaxing around the warm fireplace with cokes and popcorn after a day of hikes, skating and snow ball fights highlighted the Journalists' trip to Camp Freeman, sponsored by Beta Phi Gamma. F'l'iCi ' - Im! . Press are 4, gi by lhe machin field trip ,O , UP of freshmq Ss of thc ,om the' J. ljews - Il IOUI-nl 1 ry ir annual Iss Paper plant 1 :sts on 3 ue. , preparing for . - . My ... it r ' 6 .K ,, 0 3, ru'-1. ,,, A 'Lil 4, ,.,' l' -. . Working on a future issue of the student publication, Iudy Black, assistant society editor, lerre Gilbert, feature editor, Cora 34525 Lee Stahl, alumnae editor, and reporters Ruth Paris and Loraine Iohnson keep in mind the inevitable deadline. LCHEMISTS . delve into the world of science in ire ineifies, hospitals, museums and laboratories Inspecting machinery and processes, Alchem ists' members become familiar with a sugar re Ftnery on a field trip to Brighton, Colo. Row I: Barbara Fruhling, Barbara Ware, Sarah Rayburn, secre- t tary, Kathryn Campbell, president, Mrs. Irma Duncan, sponsor, Bobbie Taflinger, vice-president, lrene Rathbun, treasurer, Ioyce . Zuspan, Norma'Grant, and Geraldine Walker. Row ll: Marianne Hodgskiss, Betty Lee Iones, Doris Higgins, Betty Roberts, Norma Iune Ellis, loan McCormick, Natalie Beiter, Lorna Zaldivar, Ruth Gotschall, Shirley Miller, Ioan Selck, Fern Quiggle, and Lennie Lee Clark. Row Ill: Ruth Marie Hawks, Ann Ehrlinger, Dorothy Hawks, Delia Thompson, Phyllis Amack, Lorene Boge, Sherrie Lee Bailey, Betty O'Neal, Maxine Rediess, Margaret Knowles, and Violet Ben- son. Ruth Gotschall, Carol Mullen, Phyllis Amack, and Mrs. Irma Duncan pause amid the prehistoric skeletons on a tour of the Mu- , l scum of Natural history. p i 100l X . .l .hgh afsyafzl 1. Set for a sunrise breakfast ride, Bit and Spur members assemble at the Denver Riding Academy. Listening to instructions in preparation for the annual Horse Show arc, mounted, Mary Lou Robertson, Billie Wise, Lois Loper, Elaine Arant, Pearl Robb, and Ioan Lipman, on the fence, Ellajean Williams, Charlene Holcomb, Patty Huckins, Nancy Plumb, Lolita Mendenhall, and Ruth-Marie Hawksg and on the ground, Frances Murphy, Marie Sack, and Barbara Huckins. BITA D P R... ClCilllllS UNIDEN llOl'SUll'OlllUll Mrs. Patricia Kremcrs and Nellie Bermbach, who is pic- tured with Moonlight Serenade, sponsor the equestriennes' organization. 1 BROW ER broaden acquaintance with liteifataife and extend enjoyment of life Row I: Sarah Rayburn, Betty lane Brown, Ioan De Moisy, president, Miss Alice Spengler, sponsor, Rosemarie Tracy, vice-president, Barbara I-Iunt, secretry-treasurer, and Lolita Mendenhall Row II: E ' M rncstme asters, Grace McWhorter, lane E. Larson, Marilyn Toombs, Gloria Iean Dorris, Frankie Waits, Rae Ann Christian, and Anne Douthit. Studying the home states of the members comprised the literary project of the year. To obtain background informa- tion for the discussion five of the researchers read in thc library balcony. ,I ,,-- -'M ,.., A ..: 1 wc? ' 25f'7f!'1I'A'1s' . WYM, hs.. X Ioan Dc Moisy scrvcs after dinner coffee in thc library to Rosemarie Tracy, Rae Ann Christian, Lolita Mendenhall 1 and Barbara Hunt belorc il regular semi-monthly meeting. CHUIR . . . lJlf'O1'l6lUS scccrecl music 'noir ufeelelu 'Nw I clmpel seifuices .n D:1N'lSs , K C LLL M'ller vice-president, Home Clxd 4 l ' Jdgnt, 12 Y- .1 , K . Frncstine lcrlS Prwl . , -- uanist. t I - foom JS, A 1 Beverly' Ohlson' Fredil and iLouiSC Rlligs,y?,l?2i?llris Corriher, Marilyn Row 1 ' Tracy, SCUC ll ' ' . n Mem cc - Rosemarie Mldrcd lohnso , U 'Hd' direCl0f, . Sheqrllf, l - . -qnne Ship' , A mmf! . , . 1L,lar.1 lt' Row ll. l or Shirxey 13, Smith- hh .Margaret Myers, ml'- MasterS, and . - ' .t'ne Bur. , R v lil- loan Smith, Una' os - K3 Row I: La Verna Sims, Billy Longley, Nancy Knox, Dorothy Stoneherg, lane Radaker, and Esther Cervantes. Row Il: Virginia Lee Campbell, Barbara Uhrich, Yvonne lily, Margaret Roth, Margaret McAllen, and Beverly Low. Il . n ' ow Ill. Icanette Iavek, Ruth Wade, Patricia McGinty, Kay Remensperger, Rosemary Olson, and Elaine Arant. Arriving early for Wednesday afternoon choir practice, Marie Roth, Freda Roberts, and Patricia Mcflinty pause in front of the treat machines to indulge in what a sinv- :I ber would not--candy, peanuts, and soda pop. 103 DENVER CL B... In their special hang-out on campus day students Marie Collins, Chiz Okuno and Margaret Forth, left to right, review the club's history as told in the scrapbook while Phoebe Leventhal does some last minute cramming for an exam. i Row I: Margaret Myers, Freda Roberts, Betty Carol Smith, Kathryn Campbell, treasurer, B. Z. Woods, sponsor, Ruthe Rahn, president, Florence Stark, Eda Mae Hubbard, and Darlene Ryland. Row Il: Betty Baptist, lris Corriher, joan Samuels, Maryellen Baptist, Merle Olson, Donna De Remer, Shirley Soper, Anita Colfel, Celeste Tatum, Rosine Craig, and Grace Von Ehrenkrook. Row lll: Peggy Boyle, joan Murley, Zelda Horwitz, Ruth Paris, Marian Roth, Phoebe Leventhal, Harriet Marston, Roberta Rixford, joyce Axton, Bette Sauer, Barbara Weiss, Shirley johnson, and Patricia Petersen. Row l: Eve Skinner, Evalyn james, Norma Olssen, Mari Cochis, joan Gleason, Barbara Lusk, janet Etter, Ada Buchanan, and Velma Vossenkemper. Row ll: Cleo Ravenscroft, Rose Ann johnson, Chix Okuno, Shirley Miller, Betty Lee jones, Ann Ruehle, Doris Higgins, Pat Axtell, Sherrie Lee Bailey, LaVerna Sims, Ellen Glee Litherland, and Elaine Martin. Row III: Marie Collins, Allearnya Reed, Elaine Karamigios, jane Bruce, Lorene Boge, Betty Lou Reynolds, Laura Lee Chase, jane Meredith, Dorothy Moon, Alice Reed, and Martha Organ. 104 ' fi O1f'g6tlfliiZB0l with the comforts and social interests of the ,clay students in mind Dependent children in Denver are the objects of the Christmas cheer created at the party complete with Santa Claus and gifts, sponsored by the day students during the yuletide season. fl fi' Crowned queen of the Denver club's Frosted Nocturne prom, Mari Gochis pauses with her escort before dancing the lilting strains of Candy, the queen's waltz. ' i Becoming acquainted with each other while nibbling cakes and sipping tea is the purpose of the club-sponsored tea given - early in the fall. , , . L , A r . A 105 , t l -4 DIE DEUT CHE DE KER... gains lil spealeing lenozifleclge of Cl langzaigu in fi social setting Herrs and lrauleins danced to the music and steps of the old country at the annual play party. To intensify appreciation of the music of German composers, Anton Landler, accompa- -. nied by Mrs. Landler, presented a recital to the 'V I German club. Listening are Myra lean Petty 1 'N Freda Roberts, Barbara Fruhling, and Pat Cot- trell. Row l: Marilon Mclieynolcls, Margaret McAllen, secretary, Freda Roberts, treasurer, Patricia Petersen, president, Barbara Fruling, vice-president, Elizabeth Ann Wehe, and Io Ann Pfost. Row ll: Barbara Ware, Ernestine Masters, Myra Petty, live Skinner, Miss Lena Mayer, sponsor, Betty Lee jones, Kathryn Campbell, Ruth Carlson, and Doris Higgins. ' Row lll: Margaret'Myers, Lorene Boge, Rosine Craig, Patricia Olson, Pat Cottrell, and Betty O'Neal. 106 .5 3 'Mlm PLE R DE LI becomes cosmopolitan llllfOMQ'll the knowledge 0 a romance language 'D 4 s In the atmosphere of the Mardi Gras, French club members learn of the customs and origin of the celebration. Row l: Patricia Axtell, Margaret McAllen, Lorraine Shearer, Marjorie McManus, Ioan Caddock, vice-president, Miss Clara Louise Wilm, sponsor, Marie Roth, president, Carol Pinney, secretary-treasurer, Dorothy Stoneberg, Sally Beerbower, and llcverly Ohlson. Row ll: Beverly McFaddin, Marion McCaskill, Ruth Wade, Dixie l.aRoe, Nancy Knox, Phyllis Eschbach, Lanette Ching, Gladys Smith, Ernestine Masters, Mary Kathryn Henry, Dorothy VVebb, l,.u Ann Moore, Alice Reed, Patricia Taguc, and Shirley McDaniel. Row lll: Patricia McGinty, Gloria Miller, lrene Rathbun, Mary Mecke, Ierry Walker, Gay Gould, Mary Ann Smith, lane Turner, Faith Luhnow, Phyllis Forsling, Margaret Knowles, Marjorie Linn, Nell Crumpacker, and Rosemary Olson. 107 PUT RE TEACH organized to Jroiff lt ER OF MERICA... f zzotan awcleifst 1' i i . anciiig of the teaching pifofessioii Row l: lean l-larlan, secretary, Evalyn lames, vice-preside t E Ellerbrook president M' n , rma , , rss Gladys Rivers, sponsor, Pat Axtell, nd das- treasurer, and Gladys Miller, historian.. r Son m 3 pa. T ad- Row ill: lane E. .Larson, Ruth-Marne Hawks, Ramona Relf- d heir future pffgizicn Cnuxneramggr the schnelder, Ioan Smlth, live Skinner, Freda Roberts, and Ioann hcl Y N ,ma Q ' A-gukng Siegel. TeachetS'l03cax3R lathes Smgndcloan Ladd0Cl4 1 Row Ill: Ernestine Bush, Betty Iune Kontny, LaVerna Sims, Mary cusslon Wllh Marilyn T00m ls Ellen Minor, Mari Gochis, Norma Olssen, Bcverliann Kullman, wnmges wld and Marilon Mclieynolds. disadvantages' OPPORT ITY LEAGUE . . . records and award in cultural and Z s for paifticipatitm ire igioas activities 5 h col- ha el assemblies and ol cr . Mrs- . Glenn' 1 C P, ' - Ve - 1 the attendangeczy Dons Hlggibltilene Warregs ACER D3SCu55'.nl' 'herrle al 7. allacev . - an U lere actlvlfles- arc Ssponsor, DQUS 51,1 Vlflllma Green, . - ed programs Narthamfg cgfopfnnew lmn mea , t feqml - ctlviry H Aan, M . cal'd5 3 -' -m' 3 af BY mkmg' minds in zxclmlnlsur in Tolwcf' Tatum ' ' Celeste . - x. . hom! Wslen los t, . 4. Broadcasting over KLZ, the Glee Club is directed by Mrs. Georgia B. Ellyson in the musical background of the Hanging GLEE CL B gives'1f1fzus1fcal l97fOg1f6l1'l'lfS for both and on campus activities Row I: Pat McGint Beverl M,cFaddin secretar -treasurer Marol n yr Y v Y i Y Bull, president, Dolores Benner, vice-president, Mrs. Georgia B. Ellyson, director, Billy Longley, librarian, Betty Billingsleyy accompanist, Betty Heatherington, and Carman Wiltrout. ROW Il: Ernestine Masters, Lou Lorenz, Mary Mecke, lane Turner, Yvonne Bryan, lane Larsen, Colleen Wolfe, Nancie Wilks, Phyllis Amack, Patricia Amack, lane Kepner, Ernestine Bush, Dorothy Briggs, l02ln Smith, Beverly Ohlson, Elaine Arant, and Marian Roth. Row Ill: Gloria Miller, Claire Salvo, Beverly Burch, Pat Gwynn, Mil- dred Iohnson, Rosemary Olson, Faith Luhnow, Phyllis Forsling, Darleen Geiman, Marie Sack, Dorris Io Williams, Merrilee Myers, Clara Ieanne Shepard, jerry Walker, and Gladys Miller. 109 1 is 3-x 55:7 ' , . B , v ,yy he Accompanied by lane Turner, a quartet composed of Rosemary Olson, Patricia Amack, Yvonne Bryan, and Bev- erly Ohlson rehearses a song to be presented during Holy Week services. I. 1 TERNATIQ AL REL TIONS CL B finals lwoacleif lizoifiirzons in discussions 0 current global affairs' United Natior1S, ln a mock mC3iixgIjJcEP2i'lcEsther Cefvames' , ois t is listen Rosemarie Tracy, and Betty L0Yde XLCXCH Mar- Mafgaret Brown: i he foreign ds cg - 'ns in a h arguments 0 K rheif Oplmo it e E on loneg, , uf ose 0 iskit illustrating the P P R , , ' y, ary at ryn Henry, vice-president, Wallace B. Turner, sponsor, Betty Loyde Lewis, president, Margaret Knowles, treasurer, Lorna Zaldivar, and Esther Cervantes. Row II: Carol Pinney, Shirley E. Smith, Ianice Iohnson, Carol Carlson, Nancy Chalmers, Barbara Baxter Ernestine Masters Ianet'Etter Bette Sauer Barb r L k ow l: Beverly Harding, Natalie Beiter Rosemarie Tracy secretar M K h , , . , a a us , Ioyce Axton, Ann Ehrlinger, Betty Lee lones, and Carol Mullen. Row lll: Esther Thrasher, Marianne Hodgskiss, Ruth Toliver, Virginia Norman, Dorla Mayer, Maxine Almy, Darliss Sciclmore, Maxey Swanson, Mary Louise Anderson, Arlene Eshnaur, Lennie Lee Clark, Fern Quiggle, and Shirley McDaniel. L 110 l C O to t C as she tries I0 Sway h or anization. ,I T fnefa , . Wallace U . B of I with su ervisio to mee Under the Pkg afmngemffms. to discuss fficers of YRC mil Denver UniverSilY 0 - . Reggg, CID MIDCSQ 1 bers, Sl'xll'lCY World affairs- X dl M m Perry tour mem A 9 K Lip' ln il Panel discussion C VY Y h Henf , and low Y , MMV Kel' 'yn . r 1 lqnowles' ' E, smith, MMWC s. la ' turns to CXPYCSS opinion , It Q CU' ' man IW' al Row I: Betty lane Brown B , everly McFaddin, Peggy Riley, Io Ann Pfost, Darleen Geiman, Loretta De Fries, Joanne Downey, and Hughetta Smartt. Row Il: Marilyn Toombs, Ieanette Livek, Beverly Burch, Marion jones, Gladys Miller, Ioan McCormick, Roberta Burns, Glenna Paupst, Ioan Lipman, Ernestinc Bush, Cathren Ann De la Roza, and Betty Lou Reynolds. Row Ill: Doreen Cahalan, Elaine Aram, Ruth Creamer, Myra Petty, Barbara Ware, Carolyn Elmer, Icanne Adkins, Mary Ann Smith., Mary Groll, Betty june Kontny, and Darlene Wood. 111 1 HGME ECU OMIC CLUB... atoiises domestic iiztcitest with tietiriltics for izcizizeizzcileeifs Row I: Margaret.MeCrz1cken, Betty Morrison, vice-president, Henrietta Olson, historian, Mrs. Nellie C. Troeltzseh, sponsor, loan McCormick, president, Betty Loyde Lewis, treasurer, and Doris Wallace, secretary. Row ll: Mary lillen Minor, Annabel litherton, Delila Hollstein, Dolores I-lollstein, Betty Roberts, Patricia Axtell, Sherrie Lee Bailey, and liva Stoner. Row lll: Bette Schwartz, Pat lillis, Delia Thompson, Nevalyn Berrum, Mary A. Hornbeck, and Betty Rice. ln the New Look style show sponsored by A the Home Economics club, these girls model the Gibson girl outfits they have made themselves. 1ilZ At the model formal dinner under the super- vision of Mrs. Troeltzsch, Betty Loyde Lewis, Margaret McCracken, Betty Morrison, loan Mc- Cormick, Doris Wallace, Henrietta Olson, and Norma Iune Ellis display correct etiquette. LA TRITONN ... honorary recognizes oulstcmcling mzisic majors 95 tv-wx Miss Helen Shotwell, sponsor, looks on approvingly as Dorothy Webb plays for the entertainment of La Tritonne members Margaret Myers, Louise Riggs, Ianet Lull, Marie Roth, Lu Ann Moore and Mary Mecke. Presenting an opera which depicts the series of events leading to acceptance into La Tritonne, members interested freshmen in their club on Skit Day. r 113 ' K ,, ,-s -'M W WAU' 4 ,QNQJ 1- 5 H rig yy V 1 W 'i TJ 5-- W5 P LETTEER express their talents in oils' and Chmfcoalg ' ' CWIJOMS 4 tists pass a Sunday afternoon r At Evergreen, skater ar twirling on the ice. ' l Greenwich Village din- Preparing for the traditiona ner Darleen Geiman arranges place cards while Florence ' S ld li ht tapers to capture charm and ii A R Stark and Gay Gou g m lete table decorations. .V i, i f ,,,, , .y . sl I color of the affair and to co p IU Q r N .' ill fa ,' .1 A Paletteers members assemble the Christmas y ' cards they have designed for their annual sale. ' R X ---i A as 2 r r l 1 734'-url , .,.. Row la Carole Phillips, Rosemary xxou...,,.,, ' Certrude Robinson, secret... ,, -7 Cleo Ravenscroft, president, Mary 1 urer. Row lli Mary Helen Ross, Mary lean Stewart, lanice Lindquist, Bette Brady, Ruthe Mus- ' ' l d Loretta De Fries. ' ' ' G ld, Darleen Gciman, and lackie tain, Shirley Moska , an Row lll: Geraldine Woodward, Lois Reinhardt, Gay ou Quick. i . 114 AM provides practical experience for personnel, advertising, commercial art, rnercnandrsrng and secretarial majors I' 'fr HMM ,,,.....-1 Q-out-v Q 1. ,M 'Y El L h Valentine and Bonnie Walker welcome an B , Yvonne y, ea , y actual experience, Loretta De Fries learns after-dinner speaker who discussed window and interior display as a career. the art of sellin 8 as she works in one of downtown department stores, thi' L l Collins Dorothy Stoneberg Leah Valentine, secretary, Bonnie Walker, president, F ' d Row l: Merle Olson, ae , , Miss Rose Corman, sponsor, Kathryn Peyton, vice-president, Yvonne Ely, treasurer, Loretta De ries, an leanne Adkins. Row Il: Beverly Harding, Barbara Lyon, Merry Lyon, Margaret Gretencort, Barbara Uhrich, Lorraine Bl k b r Shirley Pope, Glenda Ioyce Smith, Glenna Paupst, Ardis LaRoche, Beverly Sprout, Bunny Chally, e e e g, Dorothy Iames, Charlotte Waters, and Natalie Better. ' ' ' ' ' ' ld N ma Gamble, Ioan Harding, Dorothy Allen, Charlotte Spain, Trudy Row Ill: Mary Hxschier, Cflorla Crou , or liulen, Maryann Day, Marilyn Toombs, I-lughetta Smartt, Rosemarie Tracy, Ioyce Albers, and Patsy Patterson. 115 - MERICA seeks through knowledge to luecomo goocl neiglilooifs of the South !i1flll81f'lC6lW coimtifies Row I: loeelyn Wyatt, Marolyn Bull, treasurer Virginia Lee Douglas secretary Mari Cochis resident Carol i v s 9 7 i P i 7 1 y 1 Schnaitter, vice-president, Ioann Deter, Colleen Milledge, Martha Baker. - Row ll: Doralee Boehringer, Shirley Ann Stewart, Dorothy Hawks, Beverly Tobien Lanette Ching Miss Lena C. Mayer, sponsor, Marie Collins, Ernestine Bush, Cathren Ann De la Roza, Ianici: Whitaker, Mzirgie Paine, Marjorie Uren, Mary Walters, Ioanne Downey, and Roberta Burns. Row Ill: Helen Kroegcr, Barbara Lusk, Mary Ann Thompson, Matilda Houliston, Marianne Hodgskiss, Miriam Peterson, Mary Tibbetts, loyce Axton, Dorothy Moon, Pat Gwynn, lane E. Larsen, Patricia Harmon, Elaine Thompson, and ,Ioan Lipman. , Row I: Patricia Hegg, Greta Robb, Vera Belle'Glenn, Donalene Woodard, Esther Cervantes Rosemar' T , ie racy, and Ioan Gleason, Row ll: Nyla Knoll, Beverly Smith, Nancy Chalmers, Myra Petty, Ramona Reifschneider Elivabeth Ann Wehe, lean Harlan, Bunny Ann Chally, Patricia Bloeser, Norine Ioyce, Fern Ouiggle 'ind Anne Doiithit Row III: Ianice Lindquist, Marjorie Vogt, Peggy Prader, Ruth Toliver, Sheila Biesnahan, Barbara Weiss, Phoebe Leventhal, Lorna A. Zaldivar, Andrea Malcolm, and Alice Leseberg. Visiting Spanish speaking churches is one of the annual activities to promote the understanding ol' the language. loan Gleason pours tea for club president, Mari Goehis, at the Pan-American day tea, while Rosemarie Tracy of Panama, Lorna Zaldivar from the Philippine lslands, Myra Petty and Margarel Brown from Brazil look on. p U W 116 me PPET lead in olifamcitic activities backstage or before the footlights Row I: Marjorie McManus, Homer L. Grout, honorary member, Dorothy Worden, president, Iacquelyn Adams, vice-president, Miss Helen Nelson, sponsor, lacqueliue Sundcrman, secretary, Evalyn Iames, treasurer, Colleen Wolfe, and Barbara Mitchell. Row II: Frankie Waits, Patricia Sayre, Shirley Parker, Donalene Woodard, loan Caddock, Faith Luhnow, Sue Hutchins, Barbara Fuller, Ruth-Marie Hawks, and lanice Lindquist. Row III: Barbara Hunt, Phyllis lischbach, Beverly Smith, Pearl Robb, Shirley Ann Smith, Marion McCaskill, Geraldine McDonald, Donalee Guildner, Nancy Poulos, and Bonnie Lambert. Thespians become nuns, Raggedy Anns, poets, opera singers, peasants, and cowboys in the costume initiation last fall. 117 it 'J' I ,, t . , A X N wt 4 4 S-xx s 'Q-X. N V.-4 Q- AS alw , - lm -. . :WS i foljcfly villain is ciiy,thF gay nincdc, ,,' If if OSUVC, and Ai Bsffd, the pafcnsn me-Har dm, ,, F - the pupxx JC is reunited If homg is H- lllilsq the 0U11der's D., I Nu Pmduqgj llnfh He-cf Sued from .,V celebration. On ol Little cxycfifyscraperi . at the RAINBOW CLUB... fosters fellowship and upliolols high ideals among memiveifs of the order I Row lg Marolyn Bull, musician, Geraldine McDonald, chaplain, Patricia Hegg, treasurer, Nancy Plumb, recorder, Mrs. Nellie Troeltzsch, slonsor, Ve: Brll- Cl ' t ri e c enn, president, Alberta Maxwell, vice-president, Lael Collins, lecturer, joan Swisher, marshall, and Erma Ellerbrook, inner guard. Row Il: Evalyn Iamcs, Barbara Uhrich, Ierry Walker, Alice Ramsey, Marilyn Goodman, Barbara Graham, Bette Schwartz, Arlene Warren, Bonnie Walker, lrene Rettig, and Rosalie Davie, outer guard. Row III: Anne Douthit, Virginia Lee Campbell, Martha lane Larsen, Ann LaPlant, Gloria Dorris, Arlene Eshnaur, and Opal Martindale. Dancing to Bill PitrCS ' ' lored dc, multico ' orchestra un , . t n 'ons and dim llghl g deeoratl ' ' dates , . . nd their are DWL cds 3 om the Easter ParadC P' at ' . -ha ner. sponsored PY the L l Row l: Kathryn Peyton, Betty Ioe Donley, Laela lo Morris Pat Bloescr, Ioan Balderree lan t R bertS0n' , , . e o Mary lean Stewart, Ramona Reilschneider, Doris Higgins, loann Seigel. J i Row ll: Cathrcn Ann De la Roza, Ruth Toliver, Marianne Hodgskiss, Marilyn Scofield, Yvonne Ely, Noflnc loyce, loan Long, Charlotte Waters, Roberta Burns, lris Corrilmer, and Betty Roberts. Row lll: Donna Valdason, Marion McCaskill, Andrea Malcolm, Colleen Milledge, Norma Finke, Shirley Moskal, Darliss Scidmore, Ieanne Thorpe, loan McCormick, Marjorie Linn, and Margaret Knowles. 118 l CRIBBLER . . . final pleasure im tlw mfooluction creative writing Meetin the pubHc5i:lCgJE1:Eggf ideas, tnembers make final prep . Uflgazrnc The Sc . Hrarlons fo rlbblerf' r W lnners of the Scribblers' Writ. the l' . CH-ortlbrggy tos obtain information Hifi Cifntesr work in . err tewart wo ' ' uture acre . 1 n , ' Iltlve j L. x . in the poetry division Whijc HUC 'lrscn ca -me d off top honors in short sl . lied with Ruthe ' Crrahq ' , orics m for first place on essays. and l ' R th Paris historian Betty lane Brown, vice presiden t, Miss Beatrice Row l: Sheri Stewart, Frankie Vialts, u J, . , Young, sponsor, Bette Brady, secretary, Marjorie Uren, treasurer, and Carolyn Schnaitter. Row ll: Ioan Hull, Eloise Price, Barbara Fuller, Mary Lou Campbell, Barbara Mitchell, Ianice Iohnson, Barbara Baxter, and Pat Axtell. I ' ' ' ' ' V f Eve Skinner, Loraine johnson, Beverliannc Kullman, Geraldine Row lll: Iamcc Lindquist, lVliIl'l0l'lC obt, Woodward, and lane Larsen. . .LEW V 119 KYLI B KIER . .. strive or mastery of the slopes in the herringbone, snow-plow and Christie maneuvers Four ski enthusiasts pause amid their stacked skis after a day of tackling the slopes. I i Row I: Miriam Peterson, Geraldine McDonald, Nancy Plumb, Frankie Waits, president, Mary Hischier, vice- president, Bonnie Walker, secretary-treasurer, Dixie LaRoe, and Trudy Bulen. Row Il: Iudy Black, Nancy Knox, Ioan Lipman, Norma Iune Ellis, Mary Kathryn Henry, Ioan De Moisy, Fritzi Schiele, Rosemary Robinson, and .Lolita Mendenhall. Row III: Pat Sayre, Iackie Adams, Ruth Gotschall, Naneie Wilks, Colleen Wolfe, Rosemary Hayes, Billie Wise, Connie Overton, Wanda Hannaford, Rosalie Davie, and Barbara Huckins. r Row I: Dorothy Southard, Connie Parsons, Mary lean Stewart, Myra lean Petty, Ramona Reifschneider, Carolyn Elmer, and Ioan MECormick. Row II: Delores Hollstein, Delila Hollstein, Maxine Rediess, Lois Loper, Mary Lou Robertson, Dorothy Webb, Io Pfost, Loretta De Fries, and Betty Roberts. A Row Ill: Ierre Gilbert, lackie Sunderman, Lorraine Blekeberg, Carol Mullen, Marie Sack, and Ianet Teichgraeber. 120 T DE T CHRI TIAN ASSOCIATIO ... stresses the religious aspect of ci college education Members of the cabinet of the SCA heading the religious program of the college include Ianet Teich- graebcr, Marolyn Bull, Doris Higgins, Betty Iane Brown, Marian Roth, lean Beth Hitz, Miss Mary Alice . Thompson, Louise Riggs, Kay Peyton, Ianice Hamp- 1' ton, Virginia Waters, and Rosemary Olson. ., ',1 i . -f Y A , f- 4- -' ' 1' . -- ary, . or. e SCA sponsors chapel, vespers, Sunday school, picnics, the Big-Little Sister Program. Here the SCA enrolls a member from the freshman class. l l l F14 3 4. r rulxi' ii it 'K and new Representatives from tables of various nations portray thc feeling of world fellowship which is the purpose of the tradi- tional Melting Pot Banquet. Prexy presents Margaret Brown with first prize for the best , costume at the annual Gypsy Picnic. 121 TRI CHI... promotes ambitions nmol sieills in the Business girl Preparing for a career as a secretary, Velma Vossenkemper gains practical expe- rience in the Business Education Depart- ITICDE. 4 Mastering the techniques of the business machines, commercial students aid faculty by duplicating tests, chapel and assembly pro- grams as a part of their class projects. Row I: Velma Vossenkemper, Merle Olson, Ianice Whitaker, vice-president, Betty Baptist, secretary, Mrs. Edna jones, sponsor, Alberta Maxwell, president, Geraldine McDonald, treasurer, Lorraine Blekeberg, Shirley Pope, and Laela Io Morris. Row Il: Darlene Ryland, Shirley Lang, lane Radaker, Virginia Green, Lael Collins, Ianet Robertson, Clara Ieanne Shepard, Dorla Mayer, Bunny Ann Chally, Beverly Tobien, Glenda Ioyce Smith, Marilyn Toombs, and Shirley Soper. Row Ill: Sara I-ludnall, loan Swisher, Mary Lena Peterson, Marion Green, Betty Muncy, Rosalie Davie, Ioan Balclerree, Ann Ruehle, Rae Ann Christian, Beverly Lyon, Beverly Williams, Pat Ellis, Doris Wallace, and Harriet Marston. 122 ..., 771 ' .- P . ' J 'if-ra' WWW 1 V its '- V .- . 5'- rtlt E.. W Seated at the head table at the annual banquet held for the entertainment of alums and members are the officers of Tri Chi. l N Chatting informally at the Tri Chi tea members become acquainted with the lirsl lady of the college, Mrs. James Huching- son. Row l: Donalene Woodard, Grace McWhorter, Merry Lyon, Gloria Dorris, Peggy Boyle, Allearnya Reed, Glenna Paupst, Doreen Cahalan, Doris Ramey, Dorothy Kirk, and Betty Carter. Row Il: Pat Wilson, Nancy Knox, lane Meredith, Elaine Martin, Roberta Burns, Arlene Warren, Harriet McMurry, Marlyn Timmons, Nancy Morsch, Norma Finke, Noralee Virgin, Bonnie Kaan, Ioan Hicks, Bonnie Walker, Dorothy Allen, and Betty lean Eastham. Row Ill: Maxine Reiff, Barbara Uhrich, Sharon Campbell, Marvel Schlunz, Shirley Forrey, Carman Wiltrout, Betty Heatherington, Pat Gwynn, Helen Kroeger, Marilyn Goodman, Virginia Waters, Margaret Bellgardt, Betty Rice, and Cpal Martindale. i i 123 OMENS THLETIC ASSOCIATIG arranges intramural competitions ana enconrages intercollegiate participation in sports r l 5 J 'f u 1 x Q Row I: Sue Watson, Ianet Etter, Rosemarie Tracy, Marilyn Goodman, Billy Wise, vice-president, Lolita Menden- hall, Marie Sack, secretary-treasurer, Gladys Smith, and Beverly Smith. Row Il: janet Teichgraeber, publicity chairman, Barbara Fruhling, Marilee McMullen, Ellajean Williams, Dorris Io Williams, Marion Iones, Andrea Malcolm, Marion Roth, Shirley E. Smith, Betty Iane Brown, Lorraine Shearer, Beverly Williams, Barbara Huckins, Eloise Price, and Grace Von Ehrenkrook, president. Row Ill: Esther Thrasher, Mary Ellen Minor, Betty Roberts, Mary Ellen Steiner, Patti Petersen, Betty Lee Iones, Bette Sauer, Ioyce Axton, Marilyn Knutson, Beverly McFaddin, Io Ann Pfost, Peggy Riley, Nancy Petersen, and Lois Loper, general publicity chairman. W Q the Yww one 0 . mid depict l rs dem0n5uatw ra Tvmbs . 'n W ' 1 sPorts Particllmted Eloise Price, Lois Loper, and Helen Kroeger strive for a bull's eye while improving their techniques in archery. 124 .ia P N.. L4 i i il Row I: Patricia Wagner, Ruthe Rahm, Carolyn Elmer, Ioan Gleason, Elizabeth Ann Wehe, Geraldine McDonald, Mary Lou Robertson, recording secretary, Helen Kroeger, and Patti Luin. 0 Row II: Myra Petty, Connie Parsons, Ann Moody, Gay Gould, Yvonne Ely, Ioan Smith, Marjorie Buckholtz, Cathren Dc la Roza, Lorraine Blekeberg, Shirley Pope, Delila Hollstein, Betty Iean Carter, and Maxine Rediess. Row Ill: Ieanette Livek, Donna Valdason, Betty Heatherington, Phyllis Rich, Mrs. Elva Peterson, sponsor, Barbara Uhrich, Patricia Olson, Phyllis Bjorneby, Elizabeth Flaten, Ioan Lipman, Betty O'Neal, and Patricia I-Icgg. Action and thrills are packed into intramural competitions. Mary Ellen Steiner and Betty . Roberts defend their goal against forwards lane y Bruce and Ruthe Rahm. Ioyce Axton tips the ball over the net in a R Ligfenin hard fought volley ball tournament. Osfmmic f Gttemivejy 1' a , r . cy await 0 Point 125 S he' 'Um as 10 g If l to drive. o ORCHE TRA... lgrings classical Hmsic to the C6Hlflll7LtllS tlllVOMCjlI ins-tifumentation i Violinists, Marianne Hodgskiss, Annu Hostetler, Dolores Benner, lanet Lull, :ind Clara lnmesg first row, Patricia Gwynn, Patricia Wagner, Carol Pinncy, Peggy Wold, Barlmra Fruhling, Louise Waggener, Yvonne Bryan, Andrea Malcolm, Carman Wiltrout, and lennnc Thorpeg back row, Mnrilon Mclieynolds Betty I-le'1therington Bwrbara Hunt, , . , . and Betty O'Nealg pianist, Lu Ann Moorcg director, Anton Lnndlerg standing, Marion Ioncs and Patricia Gay, compose the organization. ' l l .44 tt pres! and UK' Yvonne BfYan' Secrewoiler land Mafllon Mc' dent Maflon loncsgdpiiiimdisctiss with Mr. Lund- , u - C . Reynolds, vdsiigixc for orchestrnU0n- her 3 comp ' 'S-' , . , - iusw W- , n . Provldlnli tuenalwnviolin Qunrtctblzlmds llliini '. w mr 7056 0 . 1 and 00f ' glitliii lnmls, Annu l'l f'lC'lU' 126 WW TUDE T CQ CIL . .. selected by IDOIUMICHK' vote as the stuolent goveifning body l -s, M bl -- 14 Qi N. L . K.. In informal luncheon meetings the Student Council discusses questions pertinent to the welfare of the student body. Around the conference table in the private dining room are Nancy Plumb, Evalyn Iames, Bonnie Foreacre, Barbara Hunt, Colleen Wolfe, Dean Dorothea Blair, Marilyn Goodman, Beverly McFaddin, and Dorothy Webb. V 1 gay f i 'fi .!. Decorating for the Sweetheart Swirl, an- nual valentine prom sponsored by the associated students, Nancy Plumb, Beverly McFaddin, and Dorothy Webb peck from behind the heart and pendants. Colleen Wolfe, who is mistress of ceremonies at all-student assemblies, appears with the entertainers from radio station KLZ. 127 ' Ho E BO RD guide the policies of the dormitories, ehoieaooifihg to promote internal harmony rj yi. I Officers are Betty Rice, Porter vice-president, Patricia Mcfiinty, Treat president, Pearl Robb, Foote president, loanne Craver, 'Quince vice-presi- dent, Betty O'Neal, Quince president, Henrietta Olson, Porter president, A- Miriam Peterson, Pulliam president, Nyla Knoll, Treat vice-president, and Alberta Maxwell, Foote president. At a housemeeting, FOOW ,hall residents lounge bcf0fC the fireplace to sing carols and indulge in refreshments at lhc 'Christmas party I S NIOR UFFICER ,ll 4 i ,ww , 128 The students' choice for the chiss of 748 With that wind blown look are the leaders of class activities, Marie back, treasurer, Darlecn Geiman, vice-president, Norma 3 hllis, president, and Velma Vosscnkemper, secretary. TICK A D R DDER... Looks to the airways for enjoyment and education Watching the approach for a landing of a fellow club member are, standing, Maxine Rediess, secretary-treasurer, Bobbie Taflinger, president, B. Z. Woods, sponsor, Dixie Lalloe, Beverly Harding, and Bette Brady. Kneeling are Maxine Reif, Mary Groll, vice-president, Betty Flaten, Pat Luin, Dorothy Germuth, and Phyllis Bjorneby. xx True h I eadln 5 . 63:5 twenty minuoi Hymg time 0, and Dixi tes, decide M 'C Pflre for a 5 e LaRue as th ary flight' cross country breykprc- ef' 'fast X lt's Contactl as Bobbie Taflinger spins the prop for Beverly Harding and Bette Brady. 129 Supervising and explaining displays of altimeters, charts 3 parachutcs, compasses, and broken propellers on high school day was the job of Phyllis Bjorneby, Shirley Ann Smith and Iunc Turner. ALPH MU GAM i onowufy fcmquaqe fwfaternzty Snmuav MCDANIEL. Vice President ll-LRRE GILBERT DELTA P I Q EGA Wationocli Honowfcufy QDTKYHIIUUC f 1f6lfE1f1fl1ty NELSON PATRICIA Snxuz IACKIE Annu IALKIE SUNDI.-RMAN EVALYN hmm HELEN mf Director Stage Manager Business Manager Bmumm MITLHELL COLLEEN Wouiu llovuwh Woommn llonounr Wonmw Ho BET PHI GAMMA . . . Vloztironal Honorary journalism Fraternity MARIORIE Umm Enwum I. BRACKEN I-'HY1.us Fonsunc Sponsor X 1 LORMINE JOHNSON MARY Lou CAMPBELL FRANKIE W.u'rs Com Len STAHL Smum BRESNAHAN Inman GILBERT DIXIE Lzrkon President Vice President ' Secretary Treasurer 131 ELTA TA KAPPA... lun Pmuuxsox p ,WM AUM, Smruun mum LORENIL Boon Ih Ili ,AVI Bkowv VIQM BELLE GLuNx ., ,,.. ,N .K V Mb., Ru1'H-MAME HAwxs 1 x lxluu Dlxn IA ll x Loxm Lnus jour LIPBIAX ' .H Cfmzzpus Hmzorury f3rulemity ww SQ Xzw Lois Inman Sllllual-:Y MKTlJANlIzl. linvmu.Y ANN Mc:FAuulx OPM- MAIWINDAI-H ALBERTA MAXWELL X 1 N G1.Am's Mll.l.l'.R Mun' lim.:-.N Mlxou ll:-.'r'rv MlJliIiISCDgJ MARKi.Xlll','l' Mlavlans 01,15-1-HA Ngwmfm x WXXX Hnxuu-.'1 1'A Ol.suN Ros:-.xxfxuv Ol.xoN f Nolmfx Ol.SSl-,N Ru'1'u Pfuus PA'l'lilCl.K Ilnwusn-Lx xx MIIll.RNl l'I,'l'I umm Nivnu Imam I'L'l rv K.x'rHlwN l'n.v'mx Cumn. 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X x OPAL MARTINDALE Presidc nt Ki A VELMA VOSSENKEMPER MT' X1 '1 ' 'Y '-,RX 'Y 'X HlEl.EN Knonclan LPH PI EP ILO Vlafional Honorary Business Fraternity CENA WESTBF-00K DoRo1'm' ALLEN N0llhiA Fmx-ua Bowmx KMN EDNA McComnucx gm Douowfw W1cToN Vxcc President ww B S MAIQGARET BELLGARD1' MERLE OLSON MARLYN 'FIMMONS ALBIiR'I'A MAXWE1.L LAEL COLLINS MARY LENA P E'1'lil1soN 135 ws Secretary 'S NORMA GAMBLR NCQ 'N Iam Swxsumz W Sponsor BONNIE WAI.KlER Treasurer -sql: M,uuLYN GOODMAN 1 1JONA.l.liNE Woomnn C PHI THETA K PP National Honorary Scholastic Fraternity 'l MIIKIARI Pla'rialxsox lhxlg LAR015 mv WWW' Prcsnlcnt Vicc President Q KAN. ' ' Kimi Sponsor ..:, , 4 , M.. fr seafff CULLEEN W0l.l:I'1 Treasurer X Q N Tis V loss: 1.11-sms we fs B11'l'1'v IANE linowx Historian i Lois Loi' rx lx juni GLEASON M.-xuumufx' Mc:CnAc:Ki2N KW Sl-lllll.liY MKIlJANll:I. Sccrctnry IEAN BETH H111 MARY Tmuu'r'i's ZETA SIGMA PI,Q. Hcmowfcwfy Social Science 'F1f'Clt91f1flify S Slu1u.lzv MKZIJANII-.l. Mu' '4lBIH:'l l'9 Vice President 'ccrctary T UR SPOHSQI- N, lira'r'x'v Lovma Lrzwls JOAN LIPMAN M I Rurula Rfuuu Rusmxmv Romxsow Douowm- WMU, 137 'N ' 9 IRI fi KIOI. W g:f!x 1p'i W'S'Wk 'Jg 5:fS'rW'WvW,,5, .-WF , 'ma,swwwwv fwwmvwymgwwf--wzqvfw f , V X t .M , , ,, V 1 ',..n' 'I e.'1':x5.,g Awlrs, 'v M ' I, W -' . .X 4 . W, A rf' 1 N . Y -' l, .4 . . , . , . ' ' 1 ' 2 ' ', . 'K , Q I X ...the reigning queens 0 the campus P3 Xl S996 1 4 , 1 . vw, A .M- ff .pfq 1 ! S 0' q ' 1 1 ,M 'N M- , 'Q I YW' K A 9 rq' 1, 33? My 'W if 1. r if ,f , 1 N z.. , if 9' ' wif! .- f .1 T mv ' 1 .- 5 if M., li 2, -' va sf ,, C' 1 :W ' V Q? fb N' f SQA W- . 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THOMPSON FLYING SERVICE 3800 Dahlia St. Denver 16, Colo. 0 e o ' l - . .. .--.-:.1f'3'?3f5-'T' - ..,.,..1.-sf:f.-Elf3-351-1-E-El'f.'1:f:?Sfel?-5-5'.1.2iiPi-th?2:rE1E1'-212' ' 2:12 e e l 0 gEj.:.ff:1'.'1:j-.',-':'.-'.:.',3Ziff 2. 1! costu J rvices ' -:ii-li'-!'i1Q23E15?-LlI3 3-YQ1fS?.i:iff-'EI1ifI1-is21:-i.-ifQ:j:5121:1:2'.E2ai:f:5v. ' ' E5 '21, Ef5EE'Q'Q'f-f- f'-Efffl-'.'-2'-I-Zgl:3'f-i .'Q'2':'53QE f.f.Q:.f5.5jf-1i:.-f.:- -'-5: 23 '!g:.j.315Z5Z:15'5'::,jQ:::.j.ff.Ql zE'2?2f51gQE2Z:f12E, In 1: 3'QYfl:f-:'ll ' 5gf5?f:- vflj: l I' 5. Qff,-f1f3:1:1:?il - - V P ' rr f ' ' n . . 1 I f ' ' L f' L A , 1 I f 1 ' A 7 ' .Y 'N' 1 .- . V 1 L '-X Vw ,-K 4 . ' ' ' l 149 The Campus Shoe Refuvenator STEDMAN S SHOE REPAIR 723I East Colfax ED F SCHU 3 0116! 2230 East Colfax FRemont 2222 Flowers for All Occaszons DANIEL SMITH CO DENVER COLORADO Makers o the prmtmg plates or C W C s All Amerucan Western Graphnc THE VARIETY STORE Across from the Loop TRY THE VARIETY STORE FIRST OI' Dry Goods Gifts Stahonery 7229 E COLFAX DE 0023 The Bla Shop Operated FOR Bk1ers By Slners BPORTSWEAR WESTERNWEAR SKI TOGS 85 EQUIPMENT jAQ 'x,,g M we IS' I It MQMW MM 5 W5 sum E cuLrAx,n:uv:n,ml.o :Ast 8258 PARADISE Cleaners Cleamng Pressmg Tazlormg Alterations 7235 East Colfax FRemont 5420 T R BRICK PRINTERS OF Newspapers Catalogs Ma gazmes WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION 1830 Curtis St KEystone 4257 t the LOOP Buy it a The Loop Drug Company Four o ,lad Hyde 066 ,Ize 41 16g Loop 7225 East Colfax u - Q ' II I I . . f . . Y I ' I I l I I ' . 1 . . , Prop. Il ll . . , L 1 f . . . . . . ' . v Th. f - V- 'L f . x A if 1 f gt- . UN., , ' V ww? V It , .-.-.2 ',':V . I-,,.f'5'! - . 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COLORADO - 4 it I L 1 151 i OPEN EVENINGS From Contract to Reality Two New Bulldlngs Ol' Newstrom Davls G Co Colorado Woman s College GENERAL CONTRACTORS PAUL M NEWSTROM 2000 West 8th Avenue Denver Colorado 0RClllD SHOP AND SUNDAYS l528 Colo. Blvd. EAs+ l826 Jos. Goalstone Jeweler 405 Saxteenth Street TAbor 3782 SKYLINE STAFF Ierre Gxlbert She1la Bresnahan Kathryn Peyton Lorame Iohnson Mary Lou Campbell Patu Petersen D1x1e LaRoe Iudy Black Cora Lee Stahl Ed1tor ln Ch1ef ASSOCIHIC Edxtor Semor Class Edrtor Freshman Class Edltor Features Ed1tor Orgamzauons Edxtors Business Manager Assistant Manager Te .Scluwndm MOTOR Company 721 1 E Colfax FR. 9814 Reach for ungfdln zeal ' o o e l a o ll y l ssell S ll o l Prexideru , I l'1 f ' I 152 y Denver? Hnest CARLSON- F RIN K - DUPLICATING STENCILS - me Nlcs Quality DAIRY FOODS 1230 Thirteenth Sfreef MAin 0111 Denver, Colorado ongrafufafiond O Brg zitck of the llleell Colorado Woman's College UPON THE COMPLETION OF A YEAR OF FRANKEL Servo .gaamuclcadgcfz Manufacturers of MAN WR-ff PRODUCTS CARBON AND DUPLICA I ' RIBBON CO - TYPEWRITER RIBBONS 4 I720 ARAPAHOE STREET MAin 5359 ' 153 y a ,., f 1 .,,2:.: '--U' ' ' ' -- W Uri ' i' -'QF S Y ,. W-,. . f wCf o ' P W ,gm i O O I .--1 - il Kistlelfs has long been CIIOSCII lay leading schools and colleges of the Roclzy Nlountain area to prlnt tue c meris wc sc 1oo nnua Cur extensive an varie experience qua 1- ies us ro mnr e your prlntlng pro gnu Wltl bpm. an e 1L1Ll'lLy,E1l1 Wltl tn, greatebt amount 0 qavmg an sails E1Lt1011 to you Fu y equlppc, wlt 1 a eomp etc an mo ern p ant, we o er L Ctill L attentwn to ALL your prmtmg nee s Let our specm lite ma ee suggestlonq ann quotations ADMINISTRATION Huchingson, Dr. Iames E., p. I2 I-Iuchingson, Mrs. Iames.E., p. 13 Baum, Paul B., p. I4 Fasnacht, Harold D., p. 14 Blair, Mrs. Dorothea Walker, p. 14 Gerould, Miss Elizabeth W., p. I5 Bauer, Miss Pauline, p. I5 Olson, Waldo, p. I5 FACULTY Ault, Miss Thirza, p. 16 Baum, Mrs. Golda, p. 16 Bracken, Edward I.,-p. I6 Cook, Mrs. Marthanne, p. I7 Davis, Horace Lee, p. 17 Duncan, Mrs. Irma,.p. 17 Ellyson, Mrs. Georgia B., p. I6 Garrison, Dr. Iliff, p. 16 Gibbs, George W., p. 16 Gough, Mrs. Phyllis, p. 17 Grabill, Mrs. Esther, p. I7 Grout, Homer, p. 17 D Hansen, Mrs. Frances, p. 16 Hayden, Leeon E., p. 16 Hoeft, Mrs. Frances, p. 17 Iones, Mrs. Edna M., p. 17 Kremers, Mrs. Patricia, p. 17 Landler, Anton, p. 18 Lewis, Iames C., p. 18 McCormick, Mrs. Edna D., p. 18 Mclntosh, Mrs. Pearl, p. 19 Mast, Miss M. Geraldine, p. 19 Mayer, Miss Lena Christine, p. 19 Nelson, Miss Helen, p. 18 Parkinson, Miss Iane, p. 18 Peterson, Mrs. Elva C., p. I8 Rivers, Miss Gladys, p. 19 Schuessler, Mrs. Helen, p. 19 Shotwell, Miss Helen, p. 19 Smith, Miss Vivienne, p. I8 Spengler, Miss Alice, p. 18 Stinson, Miss Tracy, p. 18 Thompson, Miss Mary, p. I9 Toy, Miss Claire, p. 19 Troeltzsch, Mrs. Nellie C., p. I9 Turner, Wallace, p. 20 Tweed, Ernest, p. 20 White, Miss Exie, p. 20 Wilm, Miss Clara Louise, p. 20 Winemiller, Dr. Lee H., p. 20 Woods, B. Z., p. 20 Young, Miss A. Beatrice, p. 20 THE STAFF Special Staff Abdoo, Paul I., p. 21 Bliss, Arthur F., p. 21 Coates, Olan L., p. 21 Fondren, Lee, p. 21 Fuller, Mrs. 'Katherine G., p. 21 -Iohnson, Miss Maxine, p. 2,1 w Meailey George W., p. 21 Nicholls, Mrs. Harryette S., p. 21 Toy, Mrs. Emma, p. 21 Q .ri-, . , in 'Vi DEX Gllice Staff Allen, Mrs. Myrtis, p. 22 Benson, Mrs. Helen, p. 22 Butler, Mrs. Margaret Newman, p. 22 Clark, Mrs. Winnifred, p. 22 Iohansen, Pauline, p. 22 La Hue, Mrs. Katherine, p. 22 I Leeper, Carolyn, p. 22 McNamee, Miss Mary Anne, p. 22 Mackintosh, Miss Carmen, p. 22 Mohr, Miss Huldah, p. '22 Pendleton, Miss Iona Lee, p. 22 Regier, Mrs. Vera, p. 22 Rider, Mrs. Rose, p. 22 Robben, Virginia, p. 22 Dormitory Staff Cole, Mrs. Esther, p. 23 Gibbs, Mrs. Martha, p. 23 Harlan, Mrs. Iessie, p. 23 Leigh, Miss Inez, p. 23 Paschke, Mrs. Florence, p. 23 Prather, Mrs. Flora F., p. 23 Thiesing, Mrs. Elizabeth, p. 23 Warren, Mrs. La Mona, p. 23 Winchester, Mrs. Bertha, p. 23 Woods, Mrs. Magdalene, p. 23 CLASS OF '48 A Adams, Iacquelyn Olivia, p. 26 Delta Psi Omega Pan American League Puppets, Vice-president Rainbow Club Ski Club S.C.A. Adkins, Ieanne, p. 26 International Relations Merchandising Pan-American League Amack, Phyllis, p. 26 Alchemists Home Economics S.C.A. Arant, Elaine, p. 26 Bit and Spur Choir Delta Tau Kappa CArchosj Die Deutschen Denker Glcc Club International Relations S.C.A. Axtell, Patricia Clare, p. 26 Delta Tau Kappa fArchosj Denver Club Fleur de Lis Future Teachers of America, Treasurer Home Economics Scribblers B Bailey, Sherrie Lee, p. 26 Alchemists . Delta Tau Kappa QArchosJ Denver Club Home Economics i Beiter, Natalie, p. 27 , Alchemists International Relations Pan-American League Bellgardt, Margaret, p. 27 Alpha Pi Epsilon Tri Chi Black, Iudy, p. 27 Rainbow Club Ski Club Skyline, Business Manager S.C.A. Western Graphic, Assistant Society Editor Blekeberg, Lorraine, p. 27 Pan-American League Ski Club Tri Chi W.A.A. Boge, Lorene, p. 27 Alchemists Delta Tau Kappa fArchosJ Denver Club Die Deutschen Denker S.C.A. Bowman, Yvonne, p. 27 Alchemists Delta Tau Kappa Denver Club Bresnahan, Sheila I., p. 27 Beta Phi Gamma International Relations Pan-American League Skyline-Associate Editor S.C.A. Western Graphic-Society Editor Wing Chairman Brown, Betty Iane, p. 27 Alchemists Alpha Mu Gamma, Treasurer Browsers Choir Delta Tau Kappa CArchosj Glee Club International Relations-Treasurer Pan-American League Phi Theta Kappa-Historian - S.C.A.--Vesper Chairman Scribblers--Vice-president W.A.A. Zeta Sigma Pi Bulen, Trudy, p. 27 Pan-American League Ski Club Tri Chi Bull, Marolyn, p. 28 Delta Tau Kappa fArchosD Glcc Club, President La Tritonne Pan-American League, Treasurer Rainbow Club Musician S.C.A., Activity Chairman Bush, Ernestine, p. 28 Choir Future Teachers of America, Social Co-chairman Glcc Club International Relations Opportunity League Pan-American League S.C.A. C Campbell, Kathryn, p. 28 Alchemists-President Delta Tau Kappa Mrchosb Denver Club-Treasurer Die Deutschen Denker S.C.A. Campbell, Mary Lou, p. 28 Beta Phi Gamma Choir Pan-American Scribblers Skyline, Feature Editor Western Graphic, Feature Editor Carlson, Darleen, p. 28 Opportunity League S.C.A. Carter, Betty Iean, p. 28 S.C.A. Tri Chi W.A.A. Coffel, Anita, p. 28 Denver Club S.C.A. Collins, Lael, p. 28 Alpha Pi Epsilon Pan-American League Rainbow Club-Lecturer Tri Chi Craig, Rosine, p. 28 Alchemists Denver Club Die Deutschen Denker D Davie, Rosalie, p. 29 Rainbow Club Ski Club S.C.A. Tri Chi De Fries, Loretta, p. 29 International Relations Merchandising Club Paletteers Ski Club S.C.A. De Moisy, Ioan, p. 29 Browsers-President Ski Club De Remer, Donna, p. 29 Denver Club Deter, Ioann, p. 29 Alpha Mu Gamma, President Delta Tau Kappa QArchosJ Pan-American E Ellerbrook, Erma, p. 29 Rainbow, Inner Guard Future Teachers of America, President S.C.A. Ellis, Norma, p. 30 Alchemists Home Economics Senior Class President Ski Club S.C.A. Ellis, Patricia, p. 30 Home Economics S.C.A. Tri Chi Elmer, Carolyn, p. 30 International Relations Ski Club S.C.A. W.A.A. Eshnaur, Arlene, p. 30 International Relations Future Teachers of America I Rainbow Club L, ,p K, 155 A 1. , i Isa.. .wi v. 9 .. . . 1 -.1.vf.4.... . ,- I . . at i. .I I 1 '4 i'-if ' tv ' , 1 . tl tw' l iw, '4 . I - ' .. .- 1 ' ' 1 . ' ' by that -I.4-an 1' , 't -rr ' .1 ...w ff-' I - '. :-,,i r . is -- iw-H. .1 E Us. '.i xg +- X i MM i HMA ' ' A ' 'FEM-:Z idk i.m..L-I.-As :czau.,..-.lbsi:xIi.M.i.stuQil2LHh':s.iii1'.3-.'4mm. lst! mam. . af.. I '. Je... A- . fri ' fr -as F Foster, Katharine, p. 30 Die Deutschen Denker S.C.A. Tri Chi G Gamble, Norma Lee, p. 30 Alpha Pi Epsilon Pan-American League I S.C.A. Garrison, Mary, p. 30 S.C.A. Geiman, Darleen, p. 31 Delta Tau Kappa fArchosJ Glee Club International Relations Paletteers Vice-president of Senior Class W.C.T.U. Gilbert, Ierre, p. 31 Alpha Mu Gamma Beta Phi Gamma, Secretary choir Pan-American League Scribblers, President Ski Club Skyline, Editor-in-Chief S.C.A. W.A.A. Western Graphic, Feature Editor Gleason, Ioan G., p. 31 Denver Club Future Teachers of America Opportunity League, Secretary Pan American League Phi Theta Kappa W.A.A. Glenn, Vera Belle, p. 31 Choir Delta Tau Kappa CArchosJ International Relations Opportunity League, Cultural Chairman Pan-American League Rainbow Club, President S.C.A. Gochis, Mari, p. 31 Delta Tau Kappa fArchosJ Denver Club Future Teachers of America Pan-American League, President S.C.A. W.A.A. Goodman, Marilyn, p. 31 Alpha Pi Epsilon Delta Tau Kappa CArchosl Rainbow Club Student Council, Secretary-Treasurer Tri Chi W.A.A. Gotschall, Ruth, p. 31 Alchemist Die Deutschen Denker Rainbow Club Ski Club S.C.A. W.A.A. , Gould, Gloria, p. 31 Pan-American League Graham, Barbara, p. 31 Rainbow Club S.C.A. Graham, Ruthe Keimig, p. 32 Denver Club Greene, Virginia, p. 32 Delta Tau Kappa QArchosJ S.C.A. 'I'ri Chi Groll, Mary, p. 32 International Relations Stick and Rudder, Vice-President ' . W.A.A. H Hampton, Ianice, p. 32 Delta Tau Kappa QArchosJ Rainbow Club ' S.C.A., Treasurer Hannaford, Wanda, p. 32 Ski Club S.C.A. Harding, Beverly Iane, p. 32 International Relations Pan-American League Stick and Rudder S.C.A. Wing Chairman of Pulliam Harlan, Iean, p. 32 Delta Tau Kappa fArchosl Future Teachers of America, Secretary Opportunity League, Vice-President Pan-American League S.C.A. Harvey, Lucille, p. 32 S.C.A. Hawks, Ruth Marie, p. 32 Alchemists Bit and Spur Delta Tau Kappa lArchosJ Future Teachers of America Pan-American Puppets Hayes, Rosemary, p. 33 Pan-American League Ski Club Skyline, Feature Editor S.C.A. W.A.A. Western Graphic, Sports Editor Henry, Mary Kathryn, p. 33 Fleur de Lis International Relations, Vice-President Ski Club S.C.A. W.A.A. Higgins, Doris, p. 33 Alchemists Delta Tau Kappa fArchosJ I Denver Club ' Die Deutschen Denker Opportunity League, Social Chairman Rainbow Club S.C.A.-Denver Representative Hischier, Mary, p. 33 Pan-American League Ski Club-Vice-President Hitz, lean Beth, p. 33 Alchemists Die Deuuschen Denker Glee Club Phi Theta Kappa S.C.A., President Holcomb, Charlene, p. 33 Bit and Spur S.C.A. W.A.A. Hollstein, Delila, p. 34 Home Economics Ski Club S.C.A. W.A.A. Hollstein, Delores, p. 34 I-Iome Economics Ski Club S.C.A. Huckins, Barbara, p. 34 Alchemists Bit and Spur, Treasurer International Relations Pan-American Ski Club W.A.A. Huckins, Patty, p. 34 Bit and Spur Tri Chi I Iames, Evalyn Marie, p. 34 Delta Psi Omega 1 Denver Club Future Teachers of America, Vice-President International Relations Puppets, Treasurer Rainbow Club S.C.A. Student Council, Denver Club Representative Iohnson, Loraine, p. 34 Beta Phi Gamma - Pan-American Scribblers Skyline, Class Editor Western Graphic, Headline Editor Iohnson, Rose Ann, p. 35 Denver Club S.C.A. Iones, Betty Lee, p. 35 Alchemist Delta Tau Kappa QArchosl Denver Club Die Deutschen Denker International Relations W.A.A. K Knox, Nancy, p. 35 Choir Fleur de Lis Ski Club S.C.A. Tri Chi Kontny, Betty Iune, p. 35 Future Teachers of America International Relations Kroeger, Helen E., p. 35 Alpha Pi Epsilon Delta Tau, Kappa CArchosl Pan-American S.C.A. Tri Chi W.A.A. L La Roche, Ardis, p. 35 Pan-American League S.C.A. La Roe, Dixie Emma, p. 35 'Beta Phi Gamma, Treasurer Delta Tau Kappa QArchosJ Fleur de Lis Phi Theta Kappa, Vice-President Ski Club Skyline, Organization Editor Stick and Rudder S.C.A. Western Graphic, Editor Leventhal, Phoebe, p. 35 Denver Club Pan-American League Lewis, Betty Loyde, p. 35 Delta Tau Kappa fArchosl Home Economics, Treasurer International Relations, President Zeta Sigma Pi Lipman, Ioan, p. 36 Bit and Spur Delta Tau Kappa CArchosl International Relations Pan-American League Phi Theta Kappa Ski Club Student Council, President W.A.A. Zeta Sigma-Pi ,156 Loper, Lois, p. 36 Bit and Spur Delta Tau Kappa CArchosJ , Phi Theta Kappa Ski Club W.A.A., General Sports Manager Lull, Ianet, p. 36 La Tritonne Orchestra, President M McCormick, Ioan, p. 36 Alchemists I-Iome Economics, President International Relations Rainbow Club Ski Club S.C.A. McCracken, Margaret, p. 36 I-Iome Economics Phi Theta Kappa Rainbow Club McDaniel, Shirley, p. 36 Alpha Mu Gamma, Vice-President Delta Tau Kappa QArchosJ Fleur-de-Lis International Relations Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary S.C.A. Zeta Sigma Pi, Vice-President McDonald, Geraldine, p. 36 Puppets Rainbow, Chaplain Ski Club Tri Chi, Treasurer W.A.A. McFaddin, Beverly Ann, p. 36 Delta Tau Kappa fArchosj Fleur de Lis Glee Club, Secretary and Treasurer International Relations Puppets Student Council, Senior Representative W.A.A. McKee, Ieannine, p. 36 Die Deutschen Denker Opportunity League S.C.A. McMullen, Marilee, p. 37 Stick and Rudder W.A.A. ' McReynolds, Marilon, p. 37 Die Deutschen Denker Future Teachers of America Orchestra, Secretary Marston, Harriet Ioan, p. 37 Denver Club S.C.A. Tri Chi Martindale, Opal, p. 37 Alpha, Pi Epsilon, President Delta Tau Kappa CArchosJ Rainbow Club S.C.A. Tri Chi Masters, Ernestine, p. 37 Browsers Choir , Die Deutschen Denker Fleur-dc-Lis - Glee Club International Relations La Tritonne Maxwell, Alberta, p. 37 Alpha Pi Epsilon, Secretary Delta Tau Kappa CArchosJ Rainbow Club, Vice-President Tri Chi, President Mecke, Mary, p. 38 Fleur-de-Lis Glee Club Q La -Tritonne, Secretary Zeta 'Sigma Pi, President Mitchell. Barbara, p. 38 Delta 'VW KHPP11 CANHOSD Ruehle, Anna M., p. 44 Mendenhall, Lolita, p. 38 Hit and Spur Ilrowsers Ski Club S.C.A. W.A.A., Fencing Manager Metcalf, Patricia, p. 38 Home Economics S.C.A. Miller, Gladys Catherine, p. 38 Choir, Vice President Delta Tau Kappa CArchosJ Future Teachers of America, Historian Glee Club International Relations La Tritonne S.C.A. Minor, Mary Ellen, p. 38 Delta Tau Kappa tArchosJ Future Teachers of America Home Economics S.C.A. W.A.A. Delta Psi Omega Puppets Scribblers S.C.A. Moore, Lu Ann, p. 39 Fleur-de-Lis La Tritonne Morrison, Betty, p. 39 .. Delta Tau Kappa tArchosJ Home Economics, Vice President S.C.A. Morsch, Nancy, p. 39 Opportunity League S.C.A. Tri Chi Mullen, Carol E., p. 39 Alchemists International Relations Ski Club Murphy, Frances, 'p. 39 Bit and Spur, President Myers, Margaret, p. 39 Choir Delta Tau Kappa CArchosj Denver Club Die Deutschen Denker La Tritonne S.C.A. N Newman, Oletha, p. 39 Delta Tau Kappa fArchosj S.C.A. O Olson, Henrietta, p. 39 Delta Tau Kappa fArchosD Home Economics, Historian President of Porter Hall S.C.A. Olson, Merle, p. 39 Alpha Pi Epsilon Denver Club Pan-American League Tri Chi Olson, Rosemary, p. 40 Choir Delta Tau Kappa CArchosj Fleur-de-Lis Glee Club La Tritonne, President S.C.A., World Fellowship Chairman W.A.A. S.C.A. Student Council, Denver Club Representative Overton, Connie, p. 40 Ski Club W.A.A. P Paris, Ruth, p. 40 Delta Tau Kappa CArehosJ Denver Club, Historian Scribblers, Historian Skyline, Directory Editor S.C.A. Western Graphic, Alumnae Parker, Shirley, p. 40 Puppets r S.C.A. W.A.A. Parsons, Connie, p. 40 Ski Club W.A.A. Editor Petersen, Patricia Ellen, p. 40 .Q Quick, Iacqueline, p. 42 Palcttccrs R Rahm, Ruthe, p. 42 Delta Tau Kappa fArchosJ Denver Club, President S.C.A. W.A.A., Tumbling Manager Zeta Sigma Pi Ravenscroft, Cleo, p. 42 Denver Club Paletteers, President Rayburn, Sarah Margaret, p. Alchemists, Secretary Browsers S.C.A. Rediess, Maxine, Alchemists Die Deutschen Denker Ski Club 42 I Robinson, Rosemary, p. 44 Paletteers, Vice-President Ski Club - S.C.A. Zeta Sigma Pi Ross, Mary Helen, p. 44 Paletteers S.C.A. Roth, Marian Elizabeth, p. 44 Alpha Mu Gamma, Corresponding Secretary Delta Tau Kappa QArchosJ Denver Club Die Deutschen Denker Glee Club S.C.A., Vice-President W.A.A. Roth, Marie Elizabeth, p. 44 Choir Die Deutschen Denker Fleur-de-Lis, President Glec Club La Tritonne, Vice-President S.C.A. Denver Club Die Deutschen Denker, President S.C.A. W.A.A. Peterson, Mary Lena, p. 40 Alpha Pi Epsilon S.C.A. Tri Chi Peterson, Miriam, p. 40 Alpha Mu Gamma Delta Tau Kappa QArchosj Pan-American Phi Theta Kappa, President Pulliam President Ski Club Petty, Myra lean, p. 41 Delta. Tau Kappa fArchosj Die Deutschen Denker International Relations, Secretary Pan-American League Ski Club S.C.A. W.A.A. Zeta Sigma Pi Peyton, Kathryn, p. 41 Delta Tau Kappa CArchosD International Relations Pan-American League, Vice-President Rainbow Club Skyline, Senior Class Editor, Assist. Business Manager '47 S.C.A., Secretary Western Graphic, Business Manager Pfost, Io Ann, p. 41 Die Deutschen Denker International Relations Opportunity League Ski Club S.C.A. Phillips, Carole, p. 41 Paletteers 4 S.C.A. Pinney, Carol, p. 41 Delta Tau Kappa CArchosD Fleur-de-Lis, Secretary-Treasurer International Relations Opportunity League S.C.A. Plumb, Nancy, p. 41 Bit and Spur, Secretary Delta Tau Kappa CArchosj Home Economics Rainbow, Secretary Ski Club I S.C.A. Student Council Representative Stick and Rudder, Secretary-Treasurer W.A.A. Reifschneicler, Ramona, p. 42 Future Teachers of America Pan-American Rainbow Club Ski Club S.C.A. Rettig, Irene, p. 43 Delta Tau Kappa fArchosJ Future Teachers of America Rainbow Club Reynolds, Betty Lou, p. 43 Denver Club International Relations Rice, Betty Blue, p. 43 Delta Tau Kappa fArchosj Home Economics Tri Chi . Vice-President of Porter Hall Riggs, Helen Louise, p. 43 Delta Tau Kappa CArchosJ, President La Tritonne, Treasurer Opportunity League, Treasurer S.C.A., Social Service Chairman Riley, Peggy, p. 43 International Relations W.A.A. - Robb, Pearl, p. 43 Bit and Spur Delta Tau Kappa fArchosJ President of Foote Hall Puppets Roberts, Betty, p. 43 Alchemists Delta Tau Kappa fArchosj Home Economics Rainbow Club Ski Club S.C.A. W.A.A. ' Roberts, Freda, p. 43 Choir, President Delta Tau Kappa QArchosJ Denver Club Die Deutschen Denker, Treasurer -S.C.A. Robertson, Mary Gertrude, ,p. 43 Choir Delta Tau Kappa KI-Iegatorb Paletteers, Secretary S.C.A. Tri Chi Olssen 'Norma p. 40 . Defra Tau Kappa Mrchosj Pope, Shirley Mae, p. 42 Robertson, Mary Lou, p. 44 Denver Club Pan-American Bit and Spur, Vice-President Future Teachers of America Tn ch' Sk' Club , . - International Relations W.A.A. W.A.A., Recording Secretary I ' 157 k,,g,,gLg,,,,,,i,,g....i,i,,,,,,,,g,,,gs,,L,t.a--.wggi.a..l,-Qsgauusalffso .,.f..-L.., . .. .a.L...Tf..-3.elii.a.si.:.41.,.g. psf.. L A-. ir Delta Tau Kappa QArchosJ Denver Club Opportunity League S.C.A. S Sack, Marie, p. 44 Bit and Spur Delta Tau Kappa CArchosj Glee Club La Tritonne Ski Club S.C.A. Treasurer of Senior Class W.A.A., Secretary-Treasurer Sack, Marjorie, p. 44 Tri Chi Sayre, Patricia Ann, p. 44 Delta Psi Omega Puppets Ski Club Schiele, Fritzi, p. 45 Ski Club Siegel, Ioann, p. 45 Future Teachers of America Rainbow Club S.C.A. Smartt, Hughetta, p. 45 International Relations Pan-American League Smith, Betty Carol, p. 45 Denver Club Ski Club S.C.A. W.A.A. Smith, Ioan P., p. 45 Choir Future Teachiers of America Glee Club J S.C.A. W.A.A. Smith, Shirley E., p. 45 International Relations S.C.A. W.A.A. Soper, Shirley, p. 46 Denver Club S.C.A. Tri Chi Southard, Dorothy, p. 46 Delta Tau Kappa fAi-ehosj Ski Club S.C.A. Spain, Charlotte, p. 46 Pan-American League Rainbow Club af..ff.'...aaat-' ' ' Sprout, Beverly, p. 46 Pan-American League S.C.A. Stahl, Coral Lee, p. 46 Beta Phi Gamma, President Fleur-deJLis Rainbow Club Skyline, Asst. Bus. Manager S.C.A. Western Graphic, Alumnae Editor Stewart, Mary Iean, p. 46 Paletteers Rainbow Club Ski Club W.A.A. ' Stoneberg, Dorothy, p. 46 Choir ' Fleur-de-Lis Pan-American League S.C.A. Stoner, Eva, p. 47 Delta Tau Kappa fArchosj Home Economics Sunderman, Iacqueline, p. 47 Delta Psi Omega, Secretary Puppets, Secretary Ski Club W.A.A. Swisher, Ioan, p. 47 Alpha Pi Epsilon Delta Tau Kappa CArchnsJ Rainbow Club, Marshall' Tri Chi S.C.A. T Tallinger, Bobbie, p. 47 , Alchemists, Vice-President Skyline, Photography Editor Stick and Rudder, President Tatum, Celeste, p. 47 Denver Club Opportunity League S.C.A. Teichgraeber, Ianet, p. 47 Puppets Ski Club S.C.A., Big-Little Sister Chairman W.A.A., Publicity Chairman Thompson, Delia, p. 47 Alchemists Delta Tau Kappa CArchosj Home Economics s.c.A. p Tibbetts, Mary, p. 47 Pan-American League Phi Theta Kappa Zeta Sigma Pi, Secretary-Treasurer Toliver,.Ruth, p. 47 Delta Tau Kappa CArchosJ lnternational Relations Opportunity League Pan-American League Rainbow Club S.C.A. V Von Ehrenkrook, Grace Elaine, p. 48 - Delta Tau Kappa fArchosJ - Denver Club S.C.A. . W.A.A., President Vossenkempcr, Velma, p. 48 Alpha Pi Epsilon Delta Tau Kappa fArchosj Denver Club Senior,Class Secretary W Waits, Frankie, p. 48 Beta Phi Gamma Browsers Puppets Scribblers, Vice-President Ski Club, President Western Graphic Walker, Eunice Bonnie, p. 48 Alpha Pi Epsilon, Treasurer Pan-American League Rainbow Club Ski Club, Secretary-Treasurer Tri Chi Wallace, Doris, p. 48 Delta Tau Kappa CArchosj Home Economics, Secretary Opportunity League, President S.C.A. Tri Chi Warren, Arlene, p. 48 Delta Tau Kappa CArchosJ Opportunity League Rainbow Club S.C.A. Tri Chi Waters, Virginia, p. 48 Opportunity League S.C.A., Sunday School Chairman Tri Chi Webb, Dorothy, p. 48 Alpha Mu Gamma, Secretary Dormitory Representative to Student Council Fleur-cle-Lis La Tritonne Ski Club S.C.A. Zeta Sigma Pi Wehe, Elizabeth Ann, p. 48 Delta Tau Kappa fArchosJ Die Deutschen Denker International Relations Pan-American League S.C.A. W.A.A. Whitley, Lila Ann, p. 49 Merchandising Club Ski Club S.C.A. 'l'ri Chi ' W.A.A. Wigton, Dorothy, p. 49 Alpha Pi Epsilon ' Rainbow Club Tri Chi Wilks, Nancie, p. 49 Alchemists Glee Club Ski Club S.C.A. Williams, Beverly A., p. 49 S.C.A. Tri Chi W.A.A. Williams, Ellajean, p. 49 Bit and Spur S.C.A. W.A.A. Wise, Billie, p. 49 Bit and Spur Ski Club W.A.A., Vice-President Wolfe, Colleen D., p. 49 Delta Psi Omega Delta Tau Kappa fArchosj International Relations Phi Theta Kappa Puppets Rainbow Club Student Council, Vice-President Zeta Sigma Pi Delta Psi Omega Pan-American League Puppets Tri Chi Worden, Dorothy, p. 49 Delta Psi Qmega Pan-American League Puppets, President S.C.A. CLASS OF '49 A Accola, Laura Gene, p. 50 Albers, Ioycc, p. 50 Allen, Dorothy, p. 50 Almy, Maxine, p. 50 I Amack, Pat, p. 50 Anderson, Mary Louise, p. 50 Anderson, Romayne,-p. 50 Axton, Ioyce, p. 50 B Baker, Martha, p. 65 Balderree, Iohn, p. 50 Baptist, Betty Ann, p. 50 Baptist, Maryellen, p. 50 Bassett, Ioann, p. 50 Baxter, Barbara, p. 50 Beckett, Kirby Sue, p. 50 Beerbower, Sally, p. 50 Beers, Zona, p. 50 Benner, Dolores, p. 50 Benson, Violet, p. 50 Berrum, Nevalyn, p. 50 Billingsley, Betty, p. 51 Bjorneby, Phyllis, p. 51 Bloeser, Pat, p. 51 Boehringer, Doralee, p. 51 Boyle, Margaret, p. 51 Brady, Bette B., p. 51 Briggs, Dorothy, p. 51 Brown, Margaret, p. 51 Bruce, Iane, p. 51 Brug, lean Beverly, p. 51 Bryan, Yvonne, p. 51 Buchanan, Ada, p. 51 Buck, Barbara, p. 51 Buckholtz, Marjorie, p. 51 Burch, Beverly Ann, p. 51 Burgess, Ioann, p. 51 Burns, Roberta lean, p. 51 C Caddock, Ioan, p. 51 Cahalan, Doreen, p.'51 Campbell, Sharon, p. 52 Campbell, Virginia Lee, p. 52 Carlson, Carol lean, p. 52 Carlson, Ruth, p. 52 Cervantes, Esther, p. 52 Chally, Bunny Ann, p. 52 Chalmers, Nancy Iean, p. 52 Chase Laura Lee 65 9 3 P' Ching, Lanette, p. 52 Christian, Rae Ann, p. 52 Clark, Lennie Lee, p. 52 Collier, Catherine, p. 52 Collins, Ann, p. 65 Collins, Marie, p. 52 Coon, Vail, p. 52 Corriher, Iris, p. 52 Cottrell, Pat, p. 52 Cozad, Iacqueline, p. 52 Craver, Ioanne, p. 52 Creamer, Ruth, p. 52 Crumpacker, Nell, p. 53 D Daniels, Doris, p. 53 g,C,A, Woodard, Donalene, p. 49 Day. Mafyafms P- 53 ,Tri Chit Alpha Pi Epsilon De la Roza, Cathren Ann, p. ' 158 X , lm' I I 9 . V Fla. ii'Lle41..aai.i, Deyloff, Ioann, p. 53 Dittmer, Marie, p. 53 Donley, Betty Ioe, p. 53 Dorris, Gloria lean, p. 53 Douglas, Virginia Lee, p. 53 Douthit, Anne, p. 53 Downey, Ioanne, p. 53 E Eastham, Ieanie, p. 53 Ehrlinger, Ann, p. 65 Elias, Gwendalynn, p. 53 Ely, Yvonne, p. 53 Eschback, Phyllis, p. 53 Etherton, Annabel, p.-53 Etter, Ianet, p. 53 F Fairlamb, Ethel, p. 53 Finke, Norma, p. 54 Flaten, Elizabeth Ann, p. '54 Foreacre, Bonnie, p. 54 Forrey, Shirley, p. 54 Forsling, Phyllis, p. 54 Forth, Margaret, p. 54 Freeze, Barbara, p. 65 Fruhling, Barbara, p. 54 Fry, Patricia Ann, p. 54 Fulk, Pat, p. 54 Fuller, Barbara, p. 54 G Garcia, Thomasita, p. 54 Garrelts, lane, p. 54 4 Gates, Nancy, p. 54 Gay, Pat, p. 54 Germuth, Dorothy, p. 54 Gollogher, Lee, p. 54 Gould, Gay, p. 54 Grant, Norma, p. 54 Green, Marion, p. 54 Gretencort, Margaret, p. 54 Gribi, Carol, p. 55 Griswold, lean, p. 55 Guildner, Donalee, p. 55 Gwynn, Patricia, p. 55 H Hamilton, Mary, p. 55 Hardy, Ioan, p. 55 Hared, Betty Lou, p. 55 Harmon, Patricia, p. 55 Hatcher, Ethel, p. 55 Hawks, Dorothy, p. 55 Heatherington, Betty, p. 55 Hegg, Pat, p. 55 Hicks, Ioan, p. 55 Hirsch, Patricia, p. 55 Hodgskiss, Marianne, p. 55 Hoff, Evelyn, p. 55 Hornbeek, Mary A., p. 55 Horwitz, Zelda, p. 55 Hostetler, Anna, p. 65 Hou1iston,fMatilda, p, 55 D Hubbard, Eda Mae, p. 55 Hudnall, Sara, p. 56 Hull, Ioan, p. 56 Hunt, Barbara, p. 56 Hutchins, Sue, p. 65 I Iames, Clara, p. 56 James, Dorothy, p. 56 Iohnson, Ianice, p, 56 Iohnson, Mildred, p. 56 Johnson, Shirley, p. 56 Iones, Marion, p. 56 Iones, Patti, p. 56 Ioyce, Norine, p. 56 K Kaan, Bonita, p. 56 Kaltenbach, Bernita, p. 56 Karamigios, Elaine, p. 56 Kepner, Iune, p. 56 ' ti nm.. .rr S.aae.a31t1l+:s.ilaz..'L msnmi-swim Keriakedes, Polly, p. 65 King, Betsy, p. 56 Kippes, Irene, p. 56 Kirk, Dorothy, p. 56 Knoll, Nyla, p. 57 Knowles, Margaret, p. 57 Knutson, Marilyn, p. 57 Kullman, Beverliann, p. 57 Kuzma, Betty, p. 57 L Lambert, Bonnie lean, p. 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N Norman, Virginia, p. 59 O Ohlson, Beverly, p. 59 Okuno, Chizuka, p. 65 Olson, Patricia, p. 60 O'Ncal, Betty, p. 60 Organ, Martha, p. 66 P Paine, Margie, p. 60 Patterson, Patsy, p. 60 Patton. Patricia, p. 60 Paupst, Glenna, p. 60 Payne, Rose Merle, p. 60 Pearce, Ethel, p. 60 Petersen, Nancy, p. 60 Pottorff, Lela Mae, p. 60 Poulos, Nancy, p. 60 Prader, Peggy, p. 60 Price, Eloise, p. 60 Q Quiggle, Fern, p. 60 R Radaker, lane, p. 60 Ramey, Doris, p. 60 Ramsay, Alice, p. 60 Rathbun, Irene, p. 61 Read, Mary Ann, p. 61 Reed, Alice, p. 61 Reed, Allearnya, p. 61 Reed, Ramona, p. 61 Reiff, Maxine, p. 61 Reinhardt, Lois, p. 61 Remensperger, Kay, p. 61 Rhodes, Maenon, p. 61 I Rich, Phyllis, p. 61 Rixford, Roberta, p. 61 Robb, Greta, p. 61 Robertson, Eva, p. 61 Robertson, lanet, p. 65 Roderick, Florence, p. 61 Ryland, Darlene, p. 61 S Salvo, Claire, p. 61 Samuels, Ioan, p. 61 Sauer, Bette, p. 61 Schlessinger, Beverly, p. 61 Schlunz, Marvel Ann, p. 61 Schnaitter, Carolyn, p. 61 Schwartz, Bette, p. 61 Schwenker, Kayo, p. 61 Scidmore, Darliss, p. 61 Scofield, Marilyn, p. 62 Seckman, Margaret, p. 63 Selck, Joanne, p. 63 Serrurier, Pat, p. 63 Shearer, Lorraine, p. 63 Shepard, Clara Ieanne, p. 63 Sims, La Verna, p. 63 Skinner, Eve, p. 63 Smith, Beverly, p. 63 Smith, Gladys, p. 63 Smith, Glenda Ioyce, p. 63 Smith, Mary Ann, p. 63 Smith, Shirley Anne, p. 63 Spencer, Doris, p. 63 Speropulos, Mary, p. 63 Stark, Florence, p. 63 Stein, Geraldine, p. 63 Steiner, Mary Ellen, p. 63 Stewart, Sheri, p, 63 Stewart. Shirley Ann, p. 63 Swanson, Maxey, p. 63 T Tague, Patricia, p. 63 Teninga, Iane, p. 63 Thompson, Elaine, p. 63 Thompson, Mary Ann, p. 65 Thorpe, Ieanne, p. 63 Thrasher, Esther, p. 63 Timmons, Marlyn, p. 63 Tobien, Beverly, p. 63 Tolsdorf, Bertha, p. 63 Toombs, Marilyn, p. 64 Tracy, Rosemarie, p. 63 Turner, Ianie, p. 63 Turner, Evelyn Iune, p. 63 U Uhrich, Barbara, p. 64 Uren, Marjorie, p. 64 V Valdason, Donna Iune, p. 6 Valentine, Leah, p. 64 4 1 Van Natta, Elaine, p. 64 Virgin, Noralee, p. 64 Vogt, Marjorie, p. 64 W Wade, Ruth, p. 64 - Waggener, Louise, p. 64 Wagner, Melba Ruth, p. 65 Wagner, Patricia, p. 65 Walker, Geraldine, p. 65 Walters, Mary, p. 65 Ware, Barbara, p. 65 Waters, Charlotte, p. 65 Watson, Susanna, p. 65 Weigand, Margaret, p. 65 Weiss, Barbara, p. 65 Westbrook, Gena, p. 65 Whitaker, Ianice, p. 65 White, Lois Iean, p. 65 Wick, Doris, p. 65 Williams, Dorris Io, p. 65 - Wilson, Patricia, p. 65 Wilson, Virginia, p. 65 Wiltrought, Carman, p. 65 Wold, Peggy, p. 65 Wood, Darlene, p. 65 Woodward, Gerry, p. 65 Wyatt, Iocelyn,-p. 65 Z Zaldivar, Lorna, p. 65 Zuspan, Ioyce, p. 65 Special Students Ahlf, Mrs. Dorothy Charbonneaux, Mrs. Anna. Division Page Models Erma Ellerbrook, p. 11 Rosemary Hayes, p. 25 Delia Thompson, p. 67 Trudy Bulen, p. 89 VeraBelle Glenn, p, 97 Arlene Eshnaur, p. 147 ORGANIZATIONS Alchemists, p. 100 Alpha Mu Gamma, p. 130 Alpha Pi Epsilon, p. 135 Beta Phi Gamma, p. 131 Bit and Spur, p. 101 Browsers, p. 102 Choir, p. 103 Delta Psi Omega, p. 130 Delta Tau Kappa, p. 132, 133, 134 Denver Club, p. 104, 105 Die Deutschen Denker, p. 106 Fleur-de-Lis, p. 107 Freshman Class, p. 65 Future Teachers of America, p. 108 Glee Club, p. 109 Home Economics, p. 112 , Houseboards, p. 128 'International Relations, p. 110, 111 La Tritonne, p. 113 Majors, p. 126 Opportunity League, p. 108 Paletteers, p. 114 Pams, p. 115 . Pan-American League, p. 116 Phi Theta Kappa, p. 136 , Puppets, p. 117 Rainbow Club, p. 118 Scribblers, p. 119 Senior Class, p. 26 Ski Club, p. 120 Skyline, p. 98 Stick and Rudder, p. 129 159 N. Student Christian Association, p. 121 Student Council, p. 127 Tri Phi, p. 122, 123 W.A.A., p. 124, 125 Western Graphic, p. 99 Zeta Sigma Pi, p. 137 ADVERTISERS Aurora Floral Shop, p. 149 Balfour Co.,,p. 151 Brecht's Chocolates, p. 151 Carlson-Frink Co., p. 153 Carpenter-I-Iibbard Optical Co., p. 148 Colorado Costume Co., p. 149 Daniel-Smith, p. 150 ' Dave Cook's, p. 151 Denver Tramway Co., p. 151 Dickinson-Grills Optical Co., p. 149 Eddleblute 6: Miller, p. 148 Ed. F. Schu, Florist, p. 150 Frankel Carbon and Ribbon, p. 153 Green Bros., p. 151 Holly Flower Shop, p. 149 los. Goalstone, p. 152 Kistlerls, pt 154- Lindner's, p. 153 Loop Drug Co., p. 150 Mary Ann Fisher, Travel, p. 149 Newstrom Davis at Co., p. 152 Orchid Shop, p. 152 f Paradise Cleaners, p. 150 Pau1's Studio, p. 148 Schroeder Motor Co., p. 152 Ski Incorporated, p. 150 Silver State, Laundry, p. 151 Spray's Coffee, p. 151 Stedman's Shoe Repair, p. 150 Sunbeam Bread, p. 152 The Variety Store, p. 150 ' Thompson Flying Service, p. 149 Western Newspaper Union, p. 150 .,- 4, 'f,n,i5 3,. V QT V 1 , 1.4V.,, MRJ , 1, - fin, ,X r, 'mx - w at Y, 3 .x X , ,1-,',,,7 1 1 W Q, JL k 51' ,f wx.-f'T-1-' '55-Vik? 'H H4117 . A , 5.41 ,pg X, , N, ,u,L.,,sa-3 kg. ,ew Ay , 1WfQ?YyUvg?+5,,z.i..u1:S?5V1,i K ,MT . 'H y, Y . f .x wx Slut I Y 34 ' x ' X 1' ff ,-N. 1 , W ,, X , fi ' MW,,,.5 ww., ' K -7-51'-xg' X I W ,wg wx 'gm A V ww.-. , , -3 4 - ,L-'Y' . ,1 .13 UIEQ A . 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