Colorado Womens College - Skyline Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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' 'l ,-- w' W X 'fgfffl-Q ' x 3 5211. .. -P4 ,, yr ea l - V uw ,l 1 xg -V , 1 . V .. -gl.-qw, X I x', A 5 ,, , , , 22 1 7 1 ' sw.. W: -al 2 5 . , 1 I 11 -5 li A 4 Y :fr Y '53, il b ' cgi: -V ,- I 5 ,WSI , 4 -A f L A '-f. fu . fl W - : ' w .1 V , 1 1 ' 5 'A lix -1,2 , , 4 I I il - air' ' n '- E M l 5 x y ll f .4-1 The officers who capably directed the Class of -1954 ' ' were: SEATED left to right, Norma Beck, Treasurerg Mrs. Shirley Newman, Sf0flJ'07,' Sally Farrand, Prexidentf BACK ROW, left to right, Robin Deitrick, Vine-Prefidentf Julie Hughes, Secretary. , 4 I R R .il , 1 1 I 1 5 X S, I ff' E3 V x A I If fr, r 1 1:24 ,,' I qi Iv Al 'i- if ,V H Helen foyce Abbott Erma jean Addis Keenesburg, Colorado Lakewood, Colorado Home Economics Music Home Economics Club Denver Club, Treasurer TS2C61g: Concert Choir, Secretary l'l l Y 5 XXM, I f If-' 'wa-.,.L., Sbzrley Anderson Mary Archer Eureka, California Mediapolis, Iowa Art journalism Paleteers Beta Phi Gamma. Vice-President S.C.A., President S.C.A. Student Body President W.A.A. Skyline Campus Editor 4 '54 Vernon Aspelmier Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts S.G.A., Publicity Chairman Palefeers Fleur de Lis Denver Club Shirley Bautista Waipahu Oahu, Hawaii Business S.G.A. Tri Chi International Relations Club 'Vx Pat Barley Colorado Springs, Color Journalism Western Graphic Society Editor Student-Faculty Committee Beta. Phi Gamma ado N orma Beck Pratt, Kansas Home Economics Home Economics Club Senior Class Treasurer Nan Berry Quincy, Illinois Journalism Student Council Representative W.A.A. Beta Phi Gamma, President Skyline Skiers S.C.A. .il Gloria Borztbron Wheat Ridge, Colorado Business S.C.A. Denver Club Tri Chi D-Club Representative 7 A L. A Margot Binning ' Cheyenne, Wyoming Elementary Education F.T.A. Concert Choir S.C.A. lag 'E Ruth Bowleer Denver, Colorado Art Denver Club 4 '54 M lene Brainard Namncbe jackie Chivers iv- 617' Butte, Montana Des Moines, Iowa Df2matiCS Secretarial Training Puppets, President Tri Chi Tri Chi Opportunity League, Co-Chairman Bit and Snur Cedar Rapids, Iowa Ieannie Chivers Pat Clements Des Moines, Iowa Secretarial Training Home Economics Bit and Spur Tri Chi Home Economics Club, Treasurer A '34 Carol Louise Clendenin May Carol Collins Livingston, Montana Great Falls, Montana Pre-Nursing Music Porter Hall Secretary PUDDGYCS International Relations Slazrley Collzns is j s Diane Conant Wauneta, Nebraska Monte Vista, Colorado Elementary Education Business F.'r.A. Tri chi S.C.A. 1 1' -3 W3 ,. Xi Xl A wx X-x N 4 1, , , :xxx . K1 NM gl -I, ' Q ,N 'V wiv Vx uf ff W? -SW. m we - -' 1 Y, PxxtJ X fax? Q, ui 'x 1 , A- ' Q M' 4-,rl V -' sg, uw. X., NV 5 Barbara L. Cooper Sturgis, South Dakota Retail Merchandising Pi Alpha Mu, Vice-President S.C.A. Bit and Spur I. ,- W. , K J, xr 'N 1 if 'N-.fil my X , Genevieve Daniels Q yy gr, Q ' S X ,Q ' X x Syracuse, Kansas . X iz . N. Q7 Q :nj ah' Elementary Education ' Yi , '-Q X .. Zi 'A ' ak, XS rr: om 4 ' 'A International Relations Club N ' X six it X x xn x, YS Q, My i-1. Shirley Cunningham Glen Elder, Kansas Business Marilyn DeBerard i Kremmling, Colorado Elementary Education F.'1'.A. s.C.A. '54 Robzfz Deztrzcle Nancy Dzllon .at .4 y Swampscott, Massachusetts Urbana, Ohio 1,Q7Q.g4: Secretarial Training journalism Senior Class Vice-President Skyline Classes Editor Shirley Egy Audrey Eklund Winterset, Iowa Great Falls, Montana Secretarial Training Business . Ch. S.C.A. Tn A S.C.A. ,fl In A Ai f AV 1 -i Ioan Elsenbast Dzane Emerson Graettinger, Iowa Twin Falls, Idaho Business Journalism Skyline Skiers, Secretary-Treasurer Paleteers W.A.A., VicePresident Beta Phi Gamma Fleur de Lis Denver Club House of Representatives Graphic Feature Editor .pi Phyllis Enders Ainsworth, Nebraska Interior Design Paleteers. President Opportunity League. Secretary-Treasurer Beverly Ann Erwin Hayden, Colorado Liberal Arts F.T.A. S.C.A., Vesper Chairman n 1 5 Sally Farmnd jordan, Montana Physical Therapy Senior Class President 0 yce Fzecbter Goodland, Kansas Education Comrnercxal Art F.T.A. , Treasurer Paleteers S.C.A. Gertrude Forman Pueblo, Colorado Education l' F.T.A. P l tee Opportunity League. Social Chairman a e rs 'Nmap Sandra Gradois Mills Missoun Busmess , Cody Nebraska Elementary Educatlon S.C.A., Treas urer F T A President Bit and Spur S C A Alpha Pi Epsilon Fulalrodt Beverly Gale Ann Hilbig Galiano J' Liberal, Kansas Colorado Springs Colorado B . usmess Personnel Management Denver Club v 5 V Helen Giles St. joseph, Missouri Elementary Education S.C.A., Vice President F.T.A. W.A.A. Shirley Ann Green Sondra Grz ztla Lodge Grass, Montana Basin, Wyoming Elementary Education L1beral Arts F.T.A. Internatlonal Relatxons Club ll . Mary Grigorakis Wilsonville, Illinois Business Administration Alpha Mu Gamma Tri Chi S C A Chairman of World Relations ,ll . J I WU J W . jf '54 ' 4. Iacqueline Hagadorn Curtis, Nebraska Home Economics iff 1:1 Opportunity League President W EJ' Vf fv Home Economies Club I 1 V . J I - i- T I W -1 - 1' 1 A ,J VJ :1 , ,4-1 fl v I 1 K Ulf' lv? 'i 7 gf , l J ibm Y. w if :V J n LK! 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Pan American Club ,l Verna H o Honolulu, Hawaii Ogallala, Nebraska Business Administration Business 'Pi Alpha Mu Tri Chl Secretary Treasurer Tri Chl House of Representatives Secretary lr Carol H om Miles City, Montana Sue Holloway Sterling, Colorado Art Voice W.A.A. Concert Choir, President Opportunity League Pep Chagranan Bit and Spur . .A. 95-Y' Helen H otcbkiss Nadine H ou gb Malta, Montana Parker, Colorado Secretarial Training Liberal Arts Bit and Spur, President Bit and Spur, Treasurer Tri Chi Pan American Cl b s.c.A. u ,.....fl'5Af14 l I Diana C. H u glaes julia Ann H u gbes Denver, Colorado Music Student Council Denver Club Madge Elaine Iverson Denver, Colorado Occupational Therapy Pan American Club, Treasurer' International Relations Club Denver, Colorado Retail Merchandising Senior Class Secretary Denver Club Home Economics Club House of Representatives Pi Alpha Mu S.G.A. ,lv Beverly james Shenandoah, Iowa Elementary Education F.T.A. S.C.A. l M9 .Eff fl Iii W if Q JE fi ,Q 'L yi m . 1 - 'A 'di ' al l ' .-,Vlfg 'l ' ,K ' ff Q Dixielee 'Iamison Bonnie Ianlae Trinidad, Colorado Chapman, Kansas Merchandising Science Student Council Opportunity League . Denver Club Concert Choir Alchemists Die Deutschen Denker ,il 44 ' Barbara jenkins Marilyn johnson Julesburg, Colorado Home Economics S.C.A. Home Economics Club Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts Denver Club -4 a-.1 Cn bl N. Y N fb We LL B B '14 Q bl B va Q E 'U '1- nw N vm Z .3 D' U nw W' O ff su U D- -. 0 95 r- U3 fb Fl v-1 fb 1-r P7 F1 N4 '11 S 5' I E- 5 '. '3.gn 39 33' Virginia Kelley Donna Km 9-HN ,QR Belolt, Kansas Omaha Nebraska Business Drama E up Tifffkf ECA JQZWJ4-6 Q 'P 0 gl ,......fl'5'4 .,.-,,.,, V., M 4-V ,jg y ,gl Lymze Knudsen Argie Lafleas ' Z' H Aurora, Colorado Cheyenne, Wyoming f' I Pre-Med. Technology Business Administration 4 H P' Alchemists, President Tri Chi Paleteers S.C.A. S.C.A. Student Council, Corresponding Secretary ,W Ulf' . , I :iA, ll Bernice Lewis Lu Ann Lomax 0' . Glenwood Springs, Colorado Denver, Colorado Voice Business La Tritonne S.C.A. Denver Club Church-College Chairman Tri Chi Fleur de Lis Concert Choir x if ll C or I I Wyenema Lynn Lowe Nancy Lukas Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Business Piano Tri Chi Denver Club s.c.A. Denver Club ,il , 'fn T' - f 'A f:.'.,l .' . , .. Lx janet Luneburg Martha Lyman Hay Springs, Nebraska Coats, Kansas Medical Technology Piano Porter, Vice President S.C.A. Puppets, Vice President , N f5Z1 1. Frances L. M cCartlJ y Mary Louise McCarthy Gallup, New Mexico Los Angeles, California Elementary Education journalism F.T.A. Beta Phi Gamma Skyline Staff Pan American Club ' Pan American Club S.C.A. Editor of Western Graphic .Ioan Elzzabetln Matthews jean Macomber Lakewood, Colorado Rockford, Illinois Liberal Arts Drama Denver Club Palebeers Pan American ,Wal lroy N ova Lauraine Moody Lrberal Arts Piano Opportunity League. Cultural Chalrman Fleur de Lis Hlstorlan ' Wakeeney, Kansas La Trxtonne, Secretary Scrlbblers Puppets, Secretary W A A Sue Ann Moore Harper, Kansas Physical Therapy S.C.A., Hospital Chairman Paleteers, Secretary-Treasurer W.A.A. Skyline Skiers Laurel Morris Yuma, Colorado Music Education La Tritonne. President Scribblers Concert Choir Pulliam Hall, Secretary MQ fame Morton Bassett, Nebraska Elementary Education F.T.A. S.C.A. l, Maxine Morris Custer, South Dakota Merchandising Pi Alpha Mu Skyline Feature Editor Pat Mueller Klamath Falls, Oregon Medical Secretary Tri Chi Fleur de Lis ,...fl Mary Noe Greeley, Colorado Business Tri chi 34 jane Olson Great Falls, Montana Liberal Arts W.A.A. ,il af ,. .I -,L:.A,F., , 44422-,. ' Shirley Pankonin Lois Pape Grant, Nebraska Glenview, Illinois Medical Secretary Speech Alpha pi Epsilon Tri Chi S.C.A. Puppets Tri Chi N,S,A, Alpha Psi Omega, President International Relations Club Student Council, Treasurer r ' Q. Lelia Pearce Maryorze Polzclazo Sharon Springs, Kansas Denver, Colorado Elementary Education Music F.T.A. Denver Club, President S.C.A. La Tritonne. Vice President Bit and Sour Mildred Irene Pounds Smith Center, Kansas Piano International Relations Club S.C.A. Concert Choir Pe ggy Reed McKeesport, Pennsylvania Science S.C.A. Browsers W.A.A. , President ...gl , Donna Robden Lincolnwood, Illinois Business S.C.A. Concert Choir Tri Chi '54 i I l 4 . Xt, . Sally Roos Winnetka, Illinois International Relations Fleur de Lis S.C.A. International Relations Club Pulliam Hall, President LaVer1ze Rossi Denver, Colorado ,i 'Indy Roudelousla Custer, South Dakota Science Physical Education W.A.A.. Recreational Secretary Opportunity Leag:ue..Vice-lfresident Skyline Skiers, President W.A.A. Skyline Skiers F.T.A. Alchemists . S.C.A. Tuffit Ruddle Ioan Seng Hilo, Hawaii Alliance, Nebraska Business Education Pan American Club F.T.A. SgC.A. 'Wi lady Slminlaoltz Carolyn Sharp Omaha, Nebraska Dexter, New Mexico Liberal Arts Business F.'r.A. vgzgrgr Student Body, Vice President fc' J, U Cornelza M Slnpley Carolyean Szegert Gallup, New Mexico Sheldon, Iowa ' ' Education Pre-Nursing Bit and Spur S.C.A. Pan American Club Fleur de Lis Alchemists J WFJ I Vzrginia Lee Smith Denver, Colorado Green River, Utah Secretarial Training Business Tri-Chi Dorothy S padafora 3' .W sis.. 4l Mary Stevens Tlaeolyn Glee Stum Lodge Grass, Montana Colorado Sprxngs, Colorado Home Economics Voxce , Margaret Sumner Loveland, Colorado Commercial Art Paleteers, Vice President House of Rrepresentatives Barbara Tvrdzk Cedar Rapids, Iowa Business Tri Chi W.A.A. S.C.A. Foote Hall. Secretary Clo jean Voto Atoka, Oklahoma Liberal Arts F.T.A., Secretary S.C.A Die Deutschen Denker International Relations Club 4 '54 Warzda Walbridge Barbara Wallace Wauneta, Nebraska Home Economics Home Economics Club Palisade, Nebraska Home Economics Student Council Representative Home Economics Club Foote Hall, Vice-President 'lv' rs J 4 A7272 Welscb C0711 Wglggb Laguna Beach, California Laguna Beach, California Commercial Art Medical Secretary President of Porter Hall S.C.A. Paleteers Club Skyline Skiers Skyline Skiers S.C.A. Alchemists dai Agp, . N A ill? : I-13 5923 -f .N va-1 . .mea 1' Tiff' vvrfy-.ff ' 1 , ,LL SUI' Carol White Cadiz, Kentucky Liberal Arts S. C . A. International Relations Club CJ-' ' Eleanore T. Williams Honolulu, Hawaii Interior Design International Relations, President 54 Sylvia Lorraine Wicati Belle Fourche, South Dakota Pre-Nursing Die Deutshen Denker, Treasurer Scribhlers, President International Relations Club Mary fo Wilson W Jewell, Iowa Liberal Arts S.C.A. FN fean Winkelmann 'lane Woodward Imperial, Nebraska Denver, Colorado Business Home Economics International Relations Club, Vice-President Home Economics Club, President Denver Club Georgene Wright -Margaret Wright Rocky Ford, Colorado Elgin, Nebraska journalism Pre-Dietetics Beta Phi Gamma, Secretary-Treasurer Home Economics Club Western Graphic Staff Student Council -' S.C.A. Skyline Editor National Student Association Chairman ,4l Mary Ame Zacbmamz Wheat Ridge, Colorado Elementary Education F.T.A. N w' aa - E wi Gut -rl V -. ' ,X .fi jx : FH ... Q 'Q lf ff 1 1 sf if e is 2: ' 'w w f ww N .X - .- .-M9 ff-1 A SAL-7-frhanf fy 1,9 I.. I 1,11-v4,'l:,,,Awm .,4 In fe- an ddod 'S' V X I '3 Beverly Slmull Zarmtorff Casper, Wyoming Education Scribblers Denver Club Browsers, President F.'r.A. fezofzw Qlfmm z, ZafKQf ai 1 dlldldfd Age fgomvnwzcwnwzll 612467366 Minky, 16? fmen9:dM Lwiidfggll ehfllfif, wud 1,1 X A N ,E X 'I X Reg ,M , mqenues She grows as a flower grows From lngenue to Leading Lady 1 u 1 ,Ql- 1 . U.. I cv I ,.1,,,,. L, 1. - -4.111 9 hw ., ug! .mn la xy .34 -L n- M Z 1 I . 0 I f fi, ns ' 1 'wyaf' Geraldine Ablah K V' .' Gale Alfson Georgiana Allen Wichita, Kansas if ,swf Williston, North Dakota Topeka, Kansas Liberal Arts if f Drama Home Economics '55 Norma Andrade Nedra Armstrong Honolulu, Hawaii House, New Mexico Business Business Marian Austin E. Ann Baker Mary Banks Chandler, Arizona Guymon, Oklahoma Hutchinson, Kansas Liberal Arts Secretarial Training Liberal Arts '5 5 Betty Barnes Suzanne Baty Auburn, Nebraska Denver, Colorado Occupational Therapy Medical Technology Barbara Berry Sandra Bibler Aria Bickley Glen Ellyn, Illinois Elkhart, Kansas Santa Fe, New Mexico Medical Secretary Voice Elementary Edl1Cafi0H r l -4, n Frances Bolle: Shirley fo Boltz lime! E. B0111261' Denver, Colorado Dighton, Kansas Jewell, IOWa Voice Piano Home Economics ,.i 1 N 1 1 1. '55 Diane Botterud Mary leanne Brennan Livingston, Montana LaSalle, Illinois Pre-Nursing Liberal Arts Sondra Brewster Bonnie Brooks Berniece Buckingham Wichita, Kansas Wichita, Kansas White Sulphur Springs, Montana Business Liberal Arts Medical Secretary Velda Burnett Sarah Carlson Nancy Carmody Gfeeley, Colorado Chagrin Falls, Ohio West Point, Nebraska Business Liberal Arts Medical Technology DDT 1 1 l Ruth Carr Mary Ann Chaffin Helen Chan Chicago, Illinois Sturgis, South Dakota Hong Kong, China Psychology Liberal Arts Dietetics '55 feanie Claapekis Betty Lou Childs Denver, Colorado Great Falls, Montana Piano Journalism ,. V 'O 'T-'Z' ' x Betty Clark Patricia Colburn Cynthia C0116 Denver, Colorado Kremmling, Colorado Grand Island, Nebraska Medical Secretary Business Social Studia Nancy Coon Barbara Ann Cooper Duncan, Arizona Borger, Texas Home Economics Spanish Geraldine Creek Phyllis Cunningham Wichita, Kansas Glen Elder, Kansas Liberal Arts Secretarial Training Pat Crawford julesburg, Colorado Medical Secretary 1 If . V f I1 f A ffl: , l ,M ' . ff' , ., ,,i JL.-1 Q - J,-' ' 'ff A JVC A . ' .nfl J -ff V il , laflfn 'V ,fl ln ,Lv KV! J ff ij MVT lil' , I7 y AXP, NL Afirj . X 79,1 0 1 Y 104, Q ,lf 1.7.2 , ,Ulf ii V! I, fy! , ,IV Y DV 1 'y '7'M UU ff fe f 1 f , J f A f iff 3.007 . 'ip' L, V' 1 ' y , 4,f ff' x 1 1 - , ff K ,ff If :ff X! A, V' ,yf fl of as I I ,UH My ,lf 1 , if L!A!l!,f My :Q , , Hy E Q! fi ' - ri ' L ' 'L' f alll! ffl 11' jd l I V7 ry Jr l ,j f f C V , f b fu ,ll I V ,lf If ,fl if fl! lf X, ,if MJ' jf-5 iff R,-N Jil!! 1 'fl V., Af V,-V, ,y If 1 ff ff, ' i I ' Iv 1 K I of l u. 5 1 Barbie Danielson Nan Davis Lynn Denning Topeka, Kansas Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Interior Design Sociology Liberal Arts Maryon Dodge Marilyn Ann Domenico Helen Marie Douglas Webster City, Iowa Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Journalism Secretarial Training Physical Education Carolyn Engel Columbus, Nebraska Elementary Education Q :ff IZ grub f FXJJ L U Kaye Ettinger Santa Fe, New Mexico Retail Merchandising -L 'Lift X, f,f,J Tx, Y L' Q K' f'.-'5.,l.- 11 ' 14-f'.Q1j',g ' J- 'N' .H , l I , , I l A , H ' ll VME fifxfaeedffofb oo 1lJ1J M X K I N H , 11 X- l ' life- M2--A 1.'l 'flA . fd hp, b ff'-,',,'ljLX-a fu D '-- ' D' FQ F h XX ,J H fL,.,.ki kjgfgiv-Nix-fi,g - V 'bfi' X , ,M if vos x , . fx in '. 5 . ' - X . X' v 1 1 ,- , ' ' '-'-FN 'lyk' :fo Y-Nj 'tr In-go, , 1 f ,x, KX f X. Q f K 1 I w ry Q' ,. , ,-,, l . . fx -.1 v 1 JN K I ,X M .N , -. f 'I creek, X .' ,.,,QkjXd, I M-.1 . x i 3 . 1 , .k.g-L-: ....- X1 x.,-L ,Q J XXX. 1- f- 1 1.-f.,-gif.. - Xxx. IXA ,fo 55,-Lx, Qing, R I, . L' KJ Q ,- . -1 - - -fe: 1 n , m ,Wow .L , , .MJ 1, ,Aly l f .. K -- N . VH., X. Nfef S., , ,.,,l , w . . rs ' -N. X W- .h l ,i M ., .lo Fallaner Brighton, Colorado Business Shirley Felter i'io A 9 Edna Fetberston Lamar, Colorado A . li X- -, ' Great Bend, Kansas Elementary Education x X lx ' A K , gf ,V EEN 1 Home Economics Patsy Finch Marcy Fisher Hazel Forgey Arnold, Nebraska Rolling Hills, California Casper, Wyoming Homemaking Liberal Arts Business Clara Franzius Loretta Frazier Mollie Fullerton Caracas, Venezuela Denver, Colorado Roseburg, Oregon Secretarial Liberal Arts Piano Magdaline Galinato 55 W W Merrylea Garrelts Honokaa, Hawaii Q , , Ayrshire, Iowa Pre-Nursing XVIJ K! Elementary Education Beverley Gebbard LaVonne Gianessi Priscilla Ann Gibson Denver, Colorado Pekin, Illinois Glenview, Illinois Voice Liberal AITB Journalism '55 Donna Giddings Shirley Gillett Long Beach, California Wichim, Kansas Pre-Nursing Business A , f l , l .f 'I N x - ,., I ,IA 5, V , 1 Q, ,, , ,. sl 1- , I , V, 9 I gin .f' .1, A 1 r I Bonibel B. Goss Patsy Ruth Gmgg Dixie Guenin Warren, Ohio Portales, New Mexico Chappell, Nebraska Home Economics Piano I V Liberal Aff-S .lean Hagedorn Marlene Hagen Connie Hagin West Point, Nebraska Williston, North Dakota West Point, Nebraska Speech Liberal Arts Music Education '55 Igyfe Haley Kathy Harding Honolulu, Hawaii Santa Paula, California Merchandising Liberal A1415 1 . I, - ' 1-, Irabel Harper jeff r 'fy jane Harwood Polly Haworth Argonia, Kansas Q t J I M 6 if jgehver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts UL I TIS' 4 'tf' K fa' Piano Liberal Arts riea , I JJ, Mil 1 N I J , ,I , JU if l 1 , U U y yflf ,., f. v 4 0 JH!! . Lfljyji fl mf Mn if ,UL ll f . ff 1 , A U0 fi My 1 .MY U Ml' AXUU - iff' 'fi' lj L 1? 7 QA 1- fi' . .f LL I f-J lfrfavjl ,UW M70 V . K 9 , J il f , f y, , if i J ,af iq ' ..,ffx,4 j W .vb 4' mis!! , fly? i j M QL Peggy Haynes 'W H Eleanor Hays Chapman, Kansas W Rawlins, Wyoming Piano Elementary Education Ann Heldman Anne Henke Gladys Ann Hennigh Edgemont, South Dakota Sidney, Nebraska Ulysses, Kansas Voice Business Medical Secretary Diane Herman Marilyn Hess Sue Hey Greeley, Colorado Colby, Kansas Sterling, Illinois Merchandising Business Liberal Arts '55 X 'loan Hinkley Beverly Hoehn Aurora, Colorado Chinook, Montana Education t' lb., Education w '.. M 16 Ioan Hobmann Virginia Holdren Sue Hooker Coolidge, Arizona Syracuse, Kansas Grosse Point, Michigan Business Business Religion Rita Hoover Helen Hopkins foAnn Houghton Denver, Colorado Gettysburg, South Dakota Dighton, Kansas Business Public School Music Education foann Howell Carolyn Ioerger Beverly A1212 ,lark Coats, Kansas Wichita, Kansas Cheyenne, Wyoming Pre-Nursing Business Science '55 Suzanne Idekwfl jacqueline facobs Winterset, Iowa St. Paul, Nebraska BuSineSS Elementary Education Iudy fanneck Dixie jenkins Su-ffm ,l0h7150n Indianapolis, Indiana Idaho Falls, Idaho Bridger, Montana Liberal Arts Medical Technology Pfe'Nu1'3inE Emma Rose jones Virginia junlaer Patricia- Kanan Dixon, California Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Elementary Education Art Business '55 . vv , l l jane Kasson Carolyn Kay Salina, Kansas Plainville, Illinois Liberal Arts Science Barbara Kelly Kaihy Lou Kerr Ethel Kenyon Denver, Colorado Hambur, Iowa Haswell, Colorado Art Liberal Arts Liberal Arts L-yndall King Marilyn Kirkpatrick Nancy Lou Klingler Allianqe, Nebraska Ainsworth, Nebraska Midland, Texas Business Medical Technology Piano Susan Knell Barbara Knight Ioyce Kortz Columbus, Ohio Manhattan, Kansas Denver, Colorado Secretarial Training Occupational Therapy Drama :- ,, 7 .K r -u ,w, ,, 'if ,. 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J 1 ,ffvlhj ki K.. 1' N mfu fff P '5 It 1 'lf I 145 W1 1 f-V ,, R f , l' if ' 1 3 ' , f . . 1 . i 'di .Aja V -'I J 'v fl: 3 PN ' .li Roselen Kramer Patricia Laughlin St. Louis, Missouri 05380, Iowa Art Music '-,-. 5. -, ,Yi Gerrie Lauridsen Dorothy Leger Patsy Lewis Greeley, Colorado Loveland, Colorado Phoenix, Arizona Physical Education Elementary Education Elementary Education Y w L ,, Angela Loeffel Eva Mae Lynch Margaret Ann Lynch Winnetka, Illinois Denver, Colorado St. John, Kansas Art Business Secretarial Training '55 Ioann McClung Lillian McConnel Hugoton, Kansas Topeka, Kansas Pre-Nursing Medical Secretary I' Betty jean McCormick Patricia McKenney Ioan Martin Aurora, Colorado Alturas, California Colorado Springs, Colorado Business Pre-Medicine Education '5 5 Mona Mason Diane Matsuda Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Music Airline Hostess jane Monroe Barbara Moritz Shirley Ann Moyer Dallas, Texas Lewistown, Montana Colorado Springs, Colorado Dress Design Business Business Sally Mulholland Marilyn Murphree Winnifred Murray Malvern, Iowa Denver, Colorado Denver, Colorado Elementary Education Piano Secretarial Training '55 fanis M. Nelson Sue Nelson Casselton, North Dakota Casa Grande, Arizona Secretarial Training Speech W Wilberta Nevin Mary Louise Nielsen Barbara North Wichita, Kansas Alliance, Nebraska Corydon, Iowa Liberal Arts Elementary Education Liberal Arts '55 Sdndfd Nufnbefg Merilyn Nygren Geneva, Illinois Oshkosh, Nebraska Liberal A1435 Secretarial Training N Leah Oien Betty Lou O'Leary Sharon W. Olsen Brady, Montana Honolulu, Hawaii Potter, Nebraska Merchandising I Art Business Shirley Orr .Ioan Oswald Gayle Parsons Davenport, Iowa Sterling, Colorado Hugoton, Kansas Business Interior Design Drama '55 Shirley Paupst Sally Payne Arvilla, North Dakota DCHVCI, C010rad0 Edugatiqn Pre-Nursing Barbara Peters Pbyllis Peterson 'Ioan Pillsbury Glasgow, Montana Indianola, Iowa Ralls, Texas Business Home Economics Liberal Arts Laurene Pittman Wilma Pracht Maxine Randall Lohrville, Iowa Arriba, Colorado Nowata, Oklahoma Business Business Art Ioan Ray Eleanor Reichert Marilyrm Rettig Johnson, KHHSHS Filer, Idaho Grand Junction, Colorado Business SHCFGCB-PY Airline Hostess '5 5 Marie Retz Mary Lou Rirhardson Helena, Montana Miles City, Montana Liberal Arts Primary Education Cynthia Richter Fayann Ridpath Shirley Riffel Milwaukee, Wisconsin Cambridge, Nebraska Stockton, Kansas Interior Design Homemaking Secretarial Training Dorene Roberts Shirley L. Road Ann Scarlett Craig, Colorado Bode, Iowa Rawlins, Wyoming Science Pre-Nursing Liberal Arts 1 l '55 Ruby janet Schafer Ioan Marsh Scholl Bellingham, Washington Denver, Colorado Home Economics Secretarial Training vb Q S 'Q joy Shanley Donna Sherman Iudy Shoeman Shoshoni, Wyoming Alma, Michigan Atlantic, Iowa Business Speech Business if ffm Ly W in ,M W Barbara Siemers A ffl' rl 0 Shirley Arm Smith Ann Spicer Wakefield, Kansas D VUL! .X f Goodland, Kansas Baggs, Wyoming Violin ' avi? iw Piano sem-enarial Training A fl L lgyi Mary H. P. Stanley J V Gay Stephens 1 f Leona Steves Bremerton, Washington ,Q Wilmette, Illinois Riverside, California Pre-Nursing 4 i 'fi' Liberal Arts Art ii .jx t 1 W , ' , I. f i .' :wi 'ln S Dixig Syl-ye-qtgf Mdfgdfet TdkdCS Hotchkiss, C0101-ado Tulelake, California Elementary Education Home Ec0n0miC5 Barbara Temple Ann M. Terteling Virginia E. Teuhert Hayden, Colorado Boise, Idaho Burlington, Colorado Business Music Education Business Martha G. Thompson Sandra Thompson Sharon Thompson Denver, Colorado Corvallis, Oregon Guymon, Oklahoma Journalism Business Secretarial Training '55 IoAnne Throop Diane Troelstrup Denver, Colorado Julesburg, Colorado Liberal Arts Secretarial Training Karen Upton Zoe Valentine Roberda Van Vliet Madison, Nebraska North Platte, Nebraska Circle, Montana Business Journalism Journalism '55 Carolyn Voigt Carolyn Vollmer Denver, Colorado North Platte, Nebraska Journalism Business Elaine Walter Alice Wands Marcia Webb Purdum, Nebraska Denver, Colorado Aberdeen, South Dakota Elementary Education Liberal Arts Business Mary Iane Webb Mary lVebber Nancy Webster Alliance, Nebraska Ulysses, Kansas Kenilworth, Illinois Business Business Liberal Ax-ts 1 1' '55 1 Lodema Wefso Diane Wetherell Atkinson, Nebraska Tacoma, Washington Business Liberal Arts 'lf' uv janet White Sally White Elizabeth Wiginton Holbrook, Arizona Palisade, Colorado Bofger, Texas BUSUIEBB SPEECH Airline Hostess '55 Shirlee Williams Ruth Wittenberger Fairbury, Nebraska Ogallala, Nebraska Drama Liberal Arts x N. Ne. Belva Rae Wolf Sue Zane Worthington Virginia Wurth Coldwater, Kansas Liberal, Kansas Wichita, Kansas Music Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Virginia Yost Cynthia Ziegler Salina, Kansas Kansas City, Missouri Home Economics Medical Technology fiv? m ' 7, I 4 i . L E x . 'v , fi Z '! 1p,1',, g -'Q if? ' H ,, 9.4, . : Q, , kay. mil' - 3 J 'M f Q -. ww 1, , ,Q w--' U 1 Aj - , . N Y ! 5. 11- .'v. .v,., xr. -1 5 S f Q QQ! ' 3 l I' . 1, Hs' 1. ff 'ff A as - J -Q H -1 Er' AT LEFT: Maxine Morris, Geor- gene Wright, Mary Archer, Nan- cy Dillon and Dee Harris discuss layouts for the 1954 Skyline. Skyline Editor In Chief . Buriner: Manager Claire: Editor .. Feature Edilor . . Campus Editor . Smff Arzirz ..... An Conrultmit . . Fucully Spomor . Editorial Arrirtantr ........ .............GeorgeneVVright .. . . . .Diane Harris . . . .Nancy Dillon . . . .Maxine Morris . . .....,.. Mary Archer .. . . .. .Ann Welsdm Mrs. Frances Hansen A. Victor Cornelison . . . .Mary McCarthy, Diane Emerson, Pat Barley, Nan Berry, Geral- dine Ablah, Janet Bonner, Betty Lou Childs, Anita Gibson, Nancy Coon, Maryon Dodge, Ira- bel Harper, Sandra Nurnberg, Betty Lou O'Leary, Marie Retz, Martha Thompson, JoAnne Throop, Zoe Valentine, Roberda Va.nVliet, Carolyn Voigt. AT LEFT Editor Georgene Wright shows Mary Archer the proper way to type copy for the annual. Dee Harris telephones local patrons for Skyline contracts. it i 'sf Pressman, Roy Kitchel, of The A. B. Hirschfeld Press, explains an off-set rotary press to Diane Emerson, Dee Harris, Mary Mc- Carthy and Pat Barley. .lb-Q Graphic STAFF Editor ln Chief . . . ........... Mary McCarthy Feature Editor . . . ..... Diane Emerson Society Editor . . . . ...... Pat Barley S poftr Editor ........ ......... N an Berry Adueftiring Manager . . . ......... Karol Keeler Faculty Sponror .........., A. Victor Cornelison Editorial Arrirtantr ...... Georgene Wright, Dee Harris, Mary Archer, Nancy Dillon, Maxine Morris. Reporters .............. Geraldine Ablah, janet Bonner, Betty Lou Childs, Nancy Coon, Maryon Dodge, Clara Franzius, Anita Gibson, Irabel Harper, Sandra Nurnherg, Betty Lou O'I.eary, Marie Retz, Martha Thompson, JoAnne Throop, Zoe Valentine, Roberda VanVliet, Carolyn Voigt. :-7 If V ,L Mary McCarthy, Editor of The Western Graphic, shows Irabel Harper and Sandra Nurnberg a well-balanced page in the college newspaper. tk. 1.- 5 v-' J ,-.- Mary McCarthy and Diane Ern- erson watch as George Esbensen sets type for an actual page lay- out of the Western Graphic. rims- rx U .ij nwun. --st. -:mn li N VY 5,6 - ,-gf H. 3 fi S: lr-3 P '-'F yu , Big., V Kgs? 'S 1 f ,fx H r wp. Q- .1 at t , ROW ONE: Argie Lafkas, correrponding Jecretaryg Mary L. Gunlicks, :erretaryg Jody Shainholtz, vice pre.fident,' Mary Archer, prefidentg Diana Hughes, Denver Club reprefentatizfe-,' Dixielee Jamison, Denver Club reprerentati11e,' Wanda Walbridge, dormitory reprerentative. ROW TWO: Nan Berry, dormitory reprerentati11e,' Anne Henke, dormitory repre- .rentatiuef Maryon Dodge, dormitory repre.ren1ati11e,' Margaret Wriht, NSA reprexentativey Shirley Pankonin, tremurer. ll ogclmcncofrccfzue Student OUVICLI Mmy ARCHER MR, WALKER EDWARDS Prexiderzt 5P0fU0f ROW ONE: Margaret Wright, Mary A Cher, Mr. Walker Edwards, Jody Shai holtz, Mary L. Gunlicks. ROW TW Dixielee Jamison, Maryon Dodge, Dia Hughes, Nan Berry, Anne Henke, gie Lafkas, Wanda Walbridge. sHH'miKll1uZE..:i9F- may :MZ . SALLY Roos JOANN MILROY LAUREL MORRIS Prefidenf Vice-Prefident Secretary-Treafurer Pulliam Hall Pulliam Hall Pulliam Hall ANN WELSCH MARTHA LYMAN Prexident Vire-Presidenr Porter Hall Porter Hall ouoe foccrclo R SHIRLEY joIINsoN BARBARA WALLACE BARBARA TVRDIK Preyidenl Vine-Preiident Serrelary-Treaxurer Foote Hall Foote Hall Foote Hall MAR JORIE POLICHIO DIANE MATSUDA BR'I'I'Y MCCORMICK Pre-xident Vice-President Serretary Denver Club Denver Club Denver Club CAROL CLENDENIN Serfetny-Treaxurer Porter Hall ERMA JEAN Anms Treuxuref Denver Club Director of Alumnae Relations Mrs. Helen Prescott, right, and Mary Noe, Senior, are shown in the new Alumnae Office in Pulliam Hall basement. I if Z N li l ABOVE: Donna Giddings pins a rose on President Val Wilson as Sally Mulholland watches with in- terest. The Rose Sale was spon- sored by the Denver Alumnae Chapter during Homecoming. The money was to go toward the CWC building fund. Members of therannual planning luncheon of the CWC Alumnae Association are shown to the left. LEFT T0 RIGHTS Jane Graves, graduate of '53, Mrs. Helen Prescott, Mrs. Edna Mc- Cormick, and Miss Iona Pendleton admire the doll clothes contributed to the Nursery by a New Mexico alumna, Betty Rice Reed, graduate of '48. fx .4-ex QQ... ABOVE, LEFT TO 11161-iT: Edith Hook Lucas is shown accepting the Charter of the Denver Alumnae Chapter from Mrs. Helen Prescott. RIGHT: President Val Wilson chats with Denver freshmen before the opening of school. The Denver Alumnae Chapter spong sors the annual tea in August. l ,if I f Q - it 4 5 G2 Q10 2 oglumnae g if C' W cr T7 ABOVE, ROW ONE: Carolyn Kay, Mary Stanley, Mr. Francis Broman, Lynne Knudsen. Row Two: Dixie jenkins, Dorene Roberts, LaVonne Gianessi, Sue Nelson. ROW THREE: Mary Banks, Helen Chan, Judy Roudebush, Cora Welsch. Row FOUR: Joann McClung, Pat McKenney, Beverly jack. Row FIVE: Joann Howell, Caroljean Siegert, Donna Gid- dings. oglcllemioto Students interested in the Alchemist Club must have at least one science course. The club sponsors programs and field trips involved in the new developments in science. i ABOVE, LEFT 'ro RIGHT: Mary Stanley, vire prefidentg Carolyn Kay, Jecrelafy-irea.ru1'er,' Lynne Knudsen, prerident. Mr. Broman and Alchemists members roast wieners on a grill in front of Treat Hall. Row oNE: Carol Horn, Ila J u n e Hendrickson, Mr. Douglas Denniston, Helen Hotchkiss, Nadine Hough. Row Two: Car- olyn Kay, Beau Shipley, Mary Stanley, D o n n a King. Row THREE: Mar- cia Webb, Mollie Fuller- ton, Barbara Cooper, Car- olyn Voigt. Row FOUR: Diane Botterud, Sondra Fuhlrodt, Cynthia Cone, Lelia Pearce. 'EBM canal Spuro Bit and Spur is a club organized for those girls interested in horseback riding. It sponsors entrants in the National West- ern Stock Show and has charge of the annual Horse Show. LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Hotchkiss, prer- identp Mr. Douglas Denniston, rponrarg Carol Horn, vice pre.fiderzf,' lla june Hendrickson, rerretaryg Nadine Hough, Three Bit and Spur riders enjoy a pleasant treururer. outing at the Denver Riding Academy . T - , . .ul - v if . r X g. VOLUOC-BPO To qualify for Browsers, a literary club, girls must show a sincere interest in poetry, drama, essay and novel. img r n lf V -.., E' , . - .1 ,- 3 , . ML.: 1- 5 f 'waN.lIQ vc Row ONE! Bonnie janke, Bar- bara Siemers, Peggy Haynes, Shirley Smith, Mrs. Georgia Ellyson, Barbara Moritz, Mar- ilyn Murphree, Bonnie Brooks, Betty Barnes. 'ROW TWO: Bet- ty Childs, Nancy Carmody, Judy Roudebush, Shirley Boltz, Virginia Yost, Ann Terteling, Donna Sherman, Frances Bol- les, Jane Harwood. ROW THREE! Dixielee ja m i s o n, Margot Binning, Irabel Har- per, Erma jean Addis, Karen Upton, Connie Hagin, Sandra Bibler, Marjorie Polichio, The- olyn Stum. Row Form: Nan Davis, Gladys Hennigh, Bev- erley Gebhard, Pat Finch, Lau- rel Morris, Donna Rohden, Belva Wolf, Bernice Lewis, Phyllis Enders. Row ENE: Loretta Frazier, Carol Horn, Betty Clark, Angela Loeffell, Virginia Glover, Mary Louise Gunlicks, Sue Wo1'thington, Pat Laughlin, Diana Farris. V T :az -. l. it l new -, -r-I ' V- x a i x 41' I ' A 3 I 'xii ' Pi jtllpf 'U l' I I ll a T , ,l f 1 It T l ,,r 1 -1 L I Q, E 13 f , , 'Q I 9 leaf ' V - 1 K K ' ' , T Q xx. : g l 5 I x 5 xv X l I X-'I ,V ' 4 , 3 X. ,. g xkni. . 1' I - i 9 Q, F 42, T . , Nlxg , 3 u-:ig A - rf- ,V 5'- lf l , i Ji A I, it ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Horn, preridentf Diana Far- ris, vice preridentg Erma jean Addis, .rerfelu1'y,' Dixielee Ja- mison, librariam' Mrs. Georgia Ellyson, rpamar. The annual Hanging of the Greens featured the Concert Choir group. oncerf Qhoir This vested group furnishes music for reg- ular chapel services and for special or for- mal programs such as the Hanging of the Greens, ceremonies at Christmas, Easter, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. i T 1 it E P u n l l GVIUGI' This is the club composed of non-resident students. Among its social functions are the Den- ver Club Prom, held off-campus, and various teas and receptions. LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Matsuda, vice preridentg Miss Geral- dine Mast, .rponsory Dixielee Jamison., .riudent council rep- rerentafi11e,' Marjorie Polichio, prexidemg Erma Jean Addis, trearurerf Jean Macomber, senior wing rhairmang Betty Mc- Cormick, secretary: Sue Baty, frerloman wing chairman. Row ONE: Jean Macomber, Dixielee Jamison, Lynn Denning, Gloria Bonthron, Betty McCormick, Marjorie Polichio, Erma Jean Addis, Sue Baty, Diane Mat- Suda. Row TWO: Barbara Kelly, Delores Tillier, Beverly Zarnstorff, Alice Wmds, Vernon Aspelmier, Helen Douglas, Sally Payne, Jane Woodward, Nancy Lukas, Maryann Buchanan. ROW THREE: Loretta Frazier, Pat Kanan, Lu Ann Lomax, Virginia Junker, Betty Clark, Ethel Keyon, Kathleen Smith, Ann Galiano, Eva Lynch. ROW FOUR! Carolyn Voigt, JoAnne Throop, Virginia Teubert, Joyce Kortz, Beverly Gebhard, Martie Thompson, Mary Jo Wilson, Marilyn Domen- ico, Janette Thomason. ROW FIVE: Nan Davis, Marilyn Murphree, Joan Scholl, Joan Hinkley, Wyenema Lowe, Virginia Smith, Judy Oberg, Julie Hughes, Marilyn Johnson, Diana Hughes. i 1 J 1 1 J f e , I , L I 6 i 'Sw ,-r ig fxcx Ns x FE' X 14 A1 . fk 3 ,- - ' '16,- as ,Q X xi-a '?Ef in-K A Xxxmxxlz. ig 'Ha 1 '- '31 Q' Xxx Q' w fl! Q JV .'l. 5 ,. 4 'l x I ,f' If ..,,-A i -F Ln , V I ,If qv 3. X 'K L v- QIM: fir- ff' E' P' Ati, i-'- .'. ,1 ' -. Wh., ,-,wi X, va X 5 if , Lf J ,fikvy ?1 I' rl -, Y, X I 'll , v, 1 if? f A 'zf-'if-hi 3 ' ' f 85' X 1 ,- -New Qs-' -Ja' - . Q - Af '- ' 1 . um, , ' '- 1 - a : st 1 La.,f,- up P M . Wall I ,gr xx 12? 4 sf i I 0 ', -1., H 1' ie eutolflen enleer Die Deutshen Denker is the German lan- guage club organized for those students who are interested in broadening their un- derstanding of German life and customs. ABOVE, Sl'I'I'ING2 Clara Fran- zius, .vecreturyf Bonnie janke, prexident. STANDING: Sylvia Wicks, treasurerg Mary Ann Chaffin, 'uire prexideni. HY?-f',,, . V V -Y H X. V 4 1 , W -.1 ROW ONE: Diana Farris, Dee Har- ris, Miss Clara Wilm, M. J. Bren- nan, jo Milroy. Row TWO: Sharon Thompson, Barbara Knight, Mari- lyn Kirkpatrick, Mary Banks, Ann Baker, Caroljean Siegert. ROW 'ri-nuiaz Diane Wetherell, Ruth Wittenberger, Sally Roos, Virginia junker, Pat Mueller, Bernice Lewis. ROW FOUR: Carolyn Kay, Ann Scarlett, Carol Horn, Shirlee Wil- liams, Martie Thompson, Anita Gibson, Dixie Guenin. gl:-:ur cle fic This organization offers opportuni- ties for all students interested in French to learn more about the lan- guage and the people of France. :J -wgy,-Y ' . iz -gl X ,Lx rf :lr-slr u ' - 'Q f. ':i -I f -- , 2 1. .,-.-L, - - A 1' ' .g!4fP HQ: ': ' J 4 T2-kinj. K LL 4 Agra ' uf3 3' ' f f M fl, l -4 , - U. V-, -9, , I Q f f ,-5 W , Q i 5 v i 5 y 1 at LEFT T0 RIGHT: Jo Milroy, binar- iang M. J. Brennan, vire prexidentg Diana Farris, recfetary-l1'eaJurer,' Dee Harris, preridentg Miss Clara Wilm, Jpanror. Fleur de Lis members hold month- ly meetings in private dining rooms. gufure eachero All girls interested in the teaching profession are el- igible to join this club. This group keeps its members in- formed on teaching oppor- tunities and promotes high- er standards in the field. ABOVE, LEFT 'ro RIGHTI Miss Leah Bird, .rponsorf Mary Ann Zackmann, librrzrianf Beverly Gale, preridentf Clo Voto, .recfelaryg Y :G Qju --:I ROW TWO: Joyce Fiechter, trearurefi JoAnn I - -Q-I Q12 Houghton, bl.ff0fIdI1,' Joane Martin, wce prer- ideni. FTA members and children from the Denver Orphans Home enjoy an afternoon game dur- ing a Valentine party. W.-le--M - .V - -.. ' -27.1.-4 I I fn!!! BELOW, now ONE: Joane Martin, Mary Ann Zackmann, Beverly Gale, Miss Leah Bird, Clo Voto, Joyce Fiechter, JoAnn Houghton. ROW TWO: Ann Mook, Margot Binning, Joan Seng, Beverly Zarnstorff, Beverly James, Dorothy Leger, Trudy Forman. ROW THREE: Beverly Erwin, Dixie Sylvester, Shirley Paupst, Beverly Hoehn, Jacqueline Jacobs, Emma Rose Jones, Sally Roos. ROW FOUR: Jane Morton, Shirley Green, Frances McCarthy, Helen Giles, Pat Barley, Eleanor Hays. Merrylea Garrelts, Shirley Felter, Carolyn Engel. Q. -,i-:rvsf' rr i uv Q., t7 C ,ff Asovzz, LEFT ro RIGHT: Helen Abbott, vice pf6Jid671I,'J8l'1C Wood- ward, prexidentf Janet Bonner, bixloriang Pat Clements, treasuferg Anne Mook, Jerretaryg Mrs. Nellie Troeltzsch, Jponxar, ome conomico 610117 The activities of this organization broaden the insight into the profes- sion and create a greater interest and appreciation for the finer values of home and community life. BELOW, ROW ONE: Helen Abbott, Anne Mook, Mrs. Nellie Troeltzsch, jane Wood- ward, Pat Clements. Row TWO: Janet Bon- ner, Norma Beck, Bonnie Goss, Dorothy Har- den, Cynthia Richter, Kaye Ettinger. THREE: Phyllis Peterson, Nancy Coon Hughes, Fayann Ridpath, Helen Chan., FOUR: jackie Hagadorn, Ruby Schafer, Fetherston, Georgiana Allen, Wanda bridge. Row julie Row Edna Wal- 3 Z Mrs. Troeltzsch and Home Economics members sit down to a waffle and sau- sage breakfast cooked by the freshmen members. ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT! Jean Winlcelmann, wire president ,' Eleanore Williams, prefidenty Mr. Wal- ker Edwards, .rpamorf Millie Pounds, Jecrezary- lfedillfef. BELOW: Foreign speakers are guests of the International Relations Club during their monthly dinner meetings. I . .4 X 4 5. x-.--iv. JL ,u .1 Ish 129 + wb 3 . ' t Snternafional Qelationo Qlub This club devotes its meetings to a discussion of current problems and foreign affairs. It participates in the annual Melting Pot banquet. C3 Anovs, Row ONE! jean Winkel- mann, Mr. Walker Edwards, El- eanore Williams. ROW TWO: Elaine Iverson, Donna Rohden. ROW THREE: Carol Clendenin, Diane Botterud, Millie Pounds. Cpi oglplflcz u This social club is open to all girls inter- ested in the career fields of personnel, advertising and merchandising. 'fr .1 AT LEFT: Mr. james Lewis, .vpanrorf Maxine Morris, Jerreiafy-trearuferg Bar- bara Cooper, wire Pf6.fid877f,' Marcia Hay, prexident. V 1 w , C7 E ABOVE, Row ONE: Marcia Hay, Mr. James Lewis, Barbara Cooper. Row TWO! Maxine Morris, Leah Oien, Verna Ho. Row THREE: julie Hughes, Karol Keeler, Marcia Webb. ROW FOUR! Sondra Griffith, Barbara Knight. AT LEFT! Mr. Lewis and Pi Alpha Mu members pause during a tour of the Hilb Manufacturing Company in Denver. I vi ' 'ir' fx' . -,flf ,, izxgknffkf, ., .xxx , , H 4' ng .f--.,.-L,-V::'..':l,. .44-.4 LEFT 'ro RIGH identf Mrs. C urer. ,ff J LA, ,K M U .3 f -l ,,. T2 . , , ,fn 15,-A-1.:L-.Un r, .V f- w..xaQf,-:addr 'Q' L J Y ' --,' X, ws 4 fx . ,ff-1 ,L-1, T: Judy Roudebush, vire preridemf Jackie Hagadorn, pref- arrie Brodie Price, J'POH.f0f',' Phyllis Enders, Jecretary-trea.f- O Q a rw pporfwfuty CQLQTJ '-:1 'iggsfgizfrfz-.1-f flityf .1 1l,2n:a.iL -L-,, ., 0 .. ,,, 1 .Ld , dal,-'Lf-..,..g,,gy-, if ,Hgy . X P Aff Q --- W- -- '1,?L:2:-ff df' - f-fx-ff Y-an x wif 1:-fy WM, C :Q ,M ,faq Agri: ff., , - ,f'U'W f 'f W 'W 'l' Q l3fi2:JfQ.:,,ELQ,fli11d ,A gpfsla ol-4-JL lf'g71'f1'1wj f ' 'iff-f4fQ'L'Q21 Campus Pep Club 'l V N , iP.'1-f-dflulw . i l1a-fa . C Egg' LZYYA- +V,-Q13 gi if 'E,-Lf, iQ-1 3Qi74x53 - ---1-f - .- - - ...A ..,.,. ,YY ... L... ...... - --W V YY . , T 1? , J- A , .- W. of . rim-H v- 1 v 'Q' - ' : 1 . if '- 'f':. .' - L V iff-wire LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Mueller, So- cial Chairmarxg Nova Moody, Cul- tural Chairmang Sue Holloway, Pep Chairmang Bonnie janke, Re ligious Chairmang Trudy Forman, Social Chairman. Opportunity League sponsors the weekly Friday night hops on campus. The Bunnyhop is a popular dance, as pictured. The Religious and Cultural Chairmen of Opportunity League work with Student Christian Association in sponsoring the Chapel services each Thursday morning. Dr. Arthur Miller of Montview Presbyterian Church is shown above with Rev. Robert Savidge of CWC. pportunity QGCLQLIC-3 Opportunity League helps each girl to take advan- A tage of her opportunities and to develop her intefl' ests and build a better personality through attend- ance at college functions and worthwhile cultural and religious programs in Denver. LAUREL Momus MARJORIE Poucmo NovA Moonv Preriderzt Vice Pfefident Serfetary-Tfearurer fa fritonne La Tritonne is an honor club for girls of outstanding musical ability and high scholarship. The group stimu- lates musical interest on the campus by sponsoring special programs, talks by faculty members and social events. 1 I F Mas. VIRGINIA H. HBRRMANN Spomor DIANA FA1uus Tl-IEOLYN STUM BBRNICE LEWIS S1-IIIILEY SMITH MARY L. GUNLICKS MAIITI-IA LYMAN MARILYN MURPHREE X , , W W PHYLLIS ENDERS MARGARET SUMNER SUE ANN MOORE MRS. FRANCES HANSEN Preyideni Vice-Preridenz S e:reta1'y-Trearufer Spanror Cpaleteero Palereers is a group of girls who have shown interest and proficiency in art. The group is a leader in art activities, and sponsors art exhibits and other projects. ANN WELSCH ALICE FLANDERS ' i i na l X A -' V - LYNNE KNUDSEN BARBARA FOWLER VERNON ASPELMIER nfl MAXINE RANDALL BETTY BARNES LEoNA STEVES Y' Iii K in T7 SN .f Aaovu, Row oNE: LaVonne Gi- anessi, Sarah Carlson, Virginia Glover, Gay Stephens, Georgiana Allen. Row TWO! Joan Pillsbury, Maryon Dodge, Carolyn Ioerger, Barbara Cooper, Sue Hey. ROW THREE: Ruth Carr, Clara Franzius, Sandy Nurnberg, Joan Hinkley, Frances McCarthy. ...V can mericcufl eaguc-z This is an organization for students of Spanish who Wish to participate in a program featuring social affairs typical of the countries speaking that language. y A - I Aaovs, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Virginia Glover, prefi- dentj Sarah Carlson, rerremfyf Elaine Iverson, trearurerg Georgiana Allen, vice prefidenl. Dr. Lena Mayer, sponsor of Pan Amer- ican League, and some of the club mem- bers enjoy a Spanish Sopapilla party. ii' f'- V T Q .N . l' i i I l ' i VD ABOVE, ROW ONE: Lynn Denning, Mr. Homer Grout, Marty Lyman. ROW TWO: Jody Shainholtz, jean Hagadorn, Donna King. Row THREE! Susan johnson, Shirlee Williams, Joyce Kortz. ROW FOUR: Lodema Wefso, joan Hinkley. AT RIGHT! Shirlee Williams, tfeaxurerg Marty Lyman, pre:- identf Nova Moody, .recremry,' Mr. Homer Grout, Jporzmr. Cpuppc-:fo As the leaders in dramatic activities, members of Puppets participate in teas, a costume dinner, and benefits for club and stage properties. 1' lx? ' AT LEFT: Club members pose as puppets. During the annual workshop, Scribbler members prepare their writings for the cIub's writing pamphlet, The Scribblerf' ROW ONE: Marcia Hay, Miss Beatrice Young, Syl- via Wicks, Mona Mason. Row TWO! Anita' Gib- son, Cynthia Cone, Nova Moody, Pat Colburn. Row THREE: Sondra Griffith, Dee Harris, Betty Childs, Irabel Harper, Maryon Dodge. s JA. .ll IJMI5 ,VIFNJ 1 KLM V' Scribblero Members for Scribblers are chosen on the basis of unsigned poems, essays, dramas, or short stories. AT LEFT, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT! Sylvia Wicks, preridentg Miss Beatrice Young, rpanmrg Marcia Hay, bi.rtorian,' Dee Har- ris, vice president. Nor PICTUREDZ Zoe Val- entine, reoreiaryy Mona Mason, trearurer. I I i Ci' -ark ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT! Miss Grace Von Ehrenkrook, honorary membery Diane Emerson, secretary-za-earurerf Miss Barbara Miller, .rponmrg LaVerne Rossi, prerident. AT RIGHT, Row ONE: Reggy jo Vamer, Cora Welsch, I.aVerne Rossi. ROW TWO: Diane Emerson, Judy Roudebush, Sue Ann Moore. ROW THREE: Miss Barbara Miller, Nan Berry, Ann Welsch. fm Skyline Skiero Skyline Skiers is open to any girl who passes the tests for member- ship. Throughout the year the group takes trips to some of Co1orado's finest ski runs. 4 . 1- r :Q sg 3 l Skyline Skiers pose on the slopes of the Winter Park ski area. LEFT T0 RIGHT! Cora Welsch, secretaryg Sondra Fuhlrodt, treasure-ry Helen Giles, wire pre.riden1,' Rev. Robert Savidge, J'p071J'0f,' Sondra Griffith, Big-Linle Sirler Clmirmang Shirley Anderson, preridenz. tuclc-:nt Ggllrioticufl ogooocicltio The Student Christian Association sponsors the weekly chapel and vespers services, Religious Emphasis and Holy Week programs, Big-Little Sister affairs, visits to local hospitals and orphanages, the Church-College Tea, and the Melting Pot Banquet. Rv' 3 T7 1-N ,zz il Row ONE: Shirley Anderson, preridenlg Sondra Fuhlrodt, irearurerg Rev. Robert Savidge, Jponrorg Helen Giles, vice preridenz. Row Two: Theo- lyn Stum, Religiour Empbarir and Holy Week clsairmung Vernon Aspelmier, publifityf Cora Welsch, Jecrelaryg Jane Morton, Orplfanagerg Bernice Lewis, Church College Rela- tionr. ROW THREE: Beverly Erwin, Ve.rpef5,' Sondra Grif- fith, Big-Litlle Sister rlmirmanf Sue Ann Moore, Horpimlrg Gloria Bonthron, Denver Club Reprerenmtiveg Mary Grigor- akis, Inlernazional Relations. Nancy Coon, hostess of the winning table for the Melting Pot Banquet, holds the Belgian Congo program While Co-hostess, Phyllis Peterson, looks on. lv' CWC girls express their Christmas spirit by giving gifts to Denver Or- phan Homes. These girls are shown wrapping their presents. AI! S. 62.04 A Sunday night favorite pastime for many CWC girls is the weekly visit to Fitzsimons Army Hospital. N- ans Ln: SY' H FC i E . ri 62m Tri Chi is an organization for secretarial majors. Among their activities are field trips into various areas of the sec- retarial business. A ,Qi ' , --2 Ng ,Z ---Q '.i ' fi ., 1 .g Z 3 -'- .Q ' '71, . .ii':-:-:- ' -5- .g., , ,,,- . , 4:7 gf- -f' ' 2 fs -5 f.'1:-?. - ji-f,.' 5 -,'-- , - -' Y' ' .-:':' - N-I-F11 r- .- ., 1 - 1. .-. 5- , J ,,e...,3 .1. e- .,- - V cf. va , . . A sa-ff 0.--. Y ,. ., f ' -.tx'- . ,wwfnff . Y - . ff' .. 1. -, 1, . .--if 6363. T if rf 'E11, Q,-31, ,z.:'+'9Q'i'f 0'E-zz, V ' V' Senior Tri Chi members and Mrs. Edna McCor- mick are .shown during the club tea for those in- terested in joining the business organization. Row ONE! Carolyn Sharp, vice presi- dentf Bonnie Hoke, trearurer. ROW TWO: Carolyn Tustin, lsirioriany Shirley Egy, preridentg Mrs. Edna McCormick, rponror. Row THREE! jo Falkner, rec- retaryg Susanne Jackson, arrirmnz bir- toriarz. ROW ONE: Suzanne Jackson, Barbara Berry, Diane Troelstrup, Gloria Bonthron, Mrs. Edna McCormidc, Nedra Armstrong, Shirley Egy, Joan Pillsbury, Marilyn Domenico, jo Falkner. Row Two: joan Hohmann, Sharon Thompson, Ann Baker, Bonnie Hoke, Margot Binning, Verna Ho, Shirley Bautista, Carolyn Sharp, Diane Conant, Eleanor Reichert, Wilma Pracht. ROW THREE: Shirley Pankonin, Audrey Eklund, Carolyn Vollmer, Karen Upton, LuAnn Lomax, Argie Lafkas, Helen Abbott, Virginia Kelley, joan Ray, Judy Shoeman, Donna Rohden. Row FOUR: Jackie Chivers, Jeannie Chivers, Pat Kanan, Betty McCormick, Carolyn Tustin, Mary Grigorakis, Susan Knell, Shirley Moyer, Hazel Forgey, Janis Nelson, Diane Herman, Merilyn Nygren, Virginia Holdren. ROW FIVE: Sharon Olsen, Lodema Wefso, Phyllis Cunningham, Janet White, joy Shanley, Margaret Ann Lynch, Pat Colburn, Dorothy Harden, Velda Burnett, Pat Crawford, Win- ifred Murray, Berniece Buckingham, Betty Clark, Anne Henke. S as ww 1,9 TV l1ZZil1il!I 1 t N ,5 4 bp' .s -.,--rx- ,., -.' ,L 5 4 .-. , - ,I y Q 1 .. . . .. H ...A , xl m 'i .. xx. . hr . x , ,,. V .J a U -. ,Y .. MQ . -E Q.. . ,S-BF , 7f....:- ,. gm N R. Y, . XJ K SJ ' ',,' ,- 5305 53? - ' XSL' ITU 5 J Sw, if 1 if rf-K. 1 , r - 1' 1 bf! 45 .Ax an ui SANDRA FUHLRODT BETTY CLARK BETTY MCCORMICK P1'e.ride'nt Vile-PI'6.l'fd6I2l Serretary SHARON THOMPSON Hixlorian JANIS NELSON oglpha Cpi Qpoilon National Honorary Business Fraternity. ..- SHIRLEY PANKONIN Eg Y 'qi' .ll BARBARA Tvnnuc MRS. EDNA JONES S pmzror 'iii JANET WHITE 3. 4527 fs 7 . 'CJ-fl' l NAN BERRY MARY ARCHER P1'EJid-WY! Vice-Preiidenl feta CDM gamma This honor fraternity recognizes students for superior work in journalism. Qualifications for membership are a B or better scholastic average, sixty published column inches of original writing, interest in journalism, loyalty to the student body, and outstanding personality. DIANE EMERSON DIANE HARRIS l MARTHA T1-ioMPsoN MARY MCCARTPIY GEORGENE WRIGHT Secretary-Treaxurer MR. A. VICTOR CORNELISON Sponmr 10'- PA1' BARLEY JOANNE THROOP MARYON DODGE IRABEL HARPER Zoe VALENTINE ROBERDA VAN VLIET SANDRA NURNBERG CAROLYN Voicr I L as JEAN HAGADORN Lois PAPE jonv SHAINHOLTZ Pmfident ii 'Qc-zlfa CDM mega Delta Psi Omega is a National Dra- matic Fraternity. Members must meet high scholarship standards, and take part in plays and backstage work. Miss HELEN NELSON Sponxor jun NEQSON LYNN DENNING JOYCE Komz DONNA KING JEAN MACOMBER MARJORIE POLICHIO JULIA HUGHES Prexidenl Vice-Prexidenl Seprezafy L Cphi Cghetcc ppc: National Honorary Fraternity for students outstanding in scholarship and character. PHYLLIS ENDERS Mlss CLARA WILM Treaxurer Sponsor Q L ' L , BERNICE LEWIS Nouzvm BECK HELEN GILES L.: 5 MAXINE MORRIS MARY L. GUNLICKS VERNON ASPELMIER ' 'Z I K 5. MARY ARCHER VERNON ASPELMIER SI-IIRLBY BAUTISTA NORMA BECK M155 CLMRE Toy Spanror Y. DIANE CONANT SHIRLEY CUNNINGHAM P1-IYLLIs ENDERS BEVERLY ERWIN SALLY FARRAND we a 5 au Cl Gt This honor fraternity is set up -for the purpose I of recognizing students who best represent the combined qualification of service, leadership, citizenship, activities, and scholarship. 6 I L 11 ' SANDRA FUI-Irnom' HELEN GILES SQNDRA GRIFFITH MARY GRIGORAKIS MARY L. GUNLICKS JACKIE HAGADORN Rum HAYNBS BONNIB Hon JULIA HUGHES ELAINE IVERSON ' w X W . ing: ' gig Y , BONNIE JANKB SHIRLEY JOHNSON LYNNB KNUDSEN Anais LAFKAS J , BERNICE Lewis JEAN MACOMBER nz MARY MCCARTHY NovA Moom' K ANNE Moox 'ibelfcc few appa fcominued on following pagey A L LAUREL Momus JANE MonroN MARY Non SHIRLEY PANKONIN MARJORIE Poucmo ,lf '-1, A . 1 DoNNA R01-:DEN JUDY ROUDEBUSH MARY Jo SHAINHOLTZ THEOLYN STUM CAROLYN TUs'nN Ebeltca fam jzappa qcominuedy w ., . -A BARBARA 'Dmnnc WANDA VIALBRIDGB ANN WELSCH CORA WBLSCH MARGARQT vki1iGHT cglphcc qfnu cufnmcc This foreign honorary fraternity is for students who are proficient in classical and modern languages. N MARY Gnlconmcls VERNON Asvnrmnn DR. LBNA MAYBR Sporuor .. W: pnomptens 'Tis education forms the common mind: Just as the twig is bent the tree's inclined. Alexander Pope: Moral Essays, I LK DR. VAL H. WILSON V721 5 Q mei- reoiclent o the Qollege Kaye Ettinger and Margaret Wright discuss SCA activities with Dr. Wilson -. ' irot .gently n 0 the Qollege ,W '-:Q :ZF XI' ' . s-' .- MRS. VAL H. WILSON The Wilson family, Dr. and Mrs. Wilson, David, Carol, Denny, Nancy, and Kathy Sue. 1 ihe gzfuchingoomo President Emeritus and Mrs. james Edwin Huchingson are familiar figures on the CWC campus. Prexie served in the capacity of CWC President from 1932 until 1950. ST' ff We 3 Zv- 1313. 42, 135.3 l 4' 4111 rv . ,,-'fa , kr NORMAN B. DODGE Dean of the College Acting Director of Afzmfmgm ogclminiotration DR. EVELYN G. RIMEL Dean of Studenzy PAULINE BAUER Comptroller LEAH M. BIRD Axsiftant Librarian MARGARET N. BUTLER Director of Adrninionf fOn Leavej 1 . F39 E - ,R. ELIZABETH M. CLARK Dirertar of Health Center OLAN COATES CORA FICKEL Superintendent of College Dietitian Buildingf and Grounds ogclmzruotrcctcue Sf GEORGE W. GIBBS BEITYE N. GORDON Regiftrar Secretary to the Prefident Profenor of Science Head of Department C. ELIZABETH JOHNSON Asxixtanl, Health Center MARJORIE JOHNSON Auirtant to tbe Director of Adminionx fi. MAXINE E. JOHNSON Axxiftant Comptroller JJ J. LESLIE Kn'rLE MAKILYNN Mn.MoE IONA LEE PENDLETON Dirertor of Publi: Relation: Director of Publicily Secreiary zo the Buxinen Manager AG HELEN SMALL Pnsscorr CARRIE BRODIE PRICE ROBERT SAVIUGE Alumnae Secrelary Direflor of Activitief Director of Religioux Life ogclminiotratiue Stagg MABEL D. SELBY A.r.ri:tanl, H eallh C enter wi 1. E 'uri ERNEST V. TWEED DR. LEE H. WINEMILLER Busineu Manager College Playxicifm Y-ev ALICE SPENGLER College Librarian B. Z. Woons Anixiant to the Prefidem FRANCIS F. BROMAN GOLDYE CAMPBELL A. VICTOR CORNELISON Imlruczof in Science Imtructor in Public School Muric Profeuor of jourmzlixm Head of Department . I aculty M Homme Lan DAVIS DOUGLAS D1zNNIs'roN Profeuor of Voice Anociute Profenor of Art 'ki' WALKER S. EDWARDS GEORGIA B. ELLYSON Doms M. ERFURDT Auociale Pfofenor of Social Studies' Profenor of Voice Imtfuclor in Businen Education LEE FONDREN HOMER L. GROUT Imtructor in Radio Auociate Profenor of Speech and Drama P . FRANCES F. HANSEN FRANCES S' HARDIN p,.0feA,m,, of An Axxociate Profeuor of Head of Department Bufinen Education fOn Leavej ccculty EDWARD G. HAUSMAN VIRGINIA H. HERRMANN Imlrurtor in Piano Axxociate Profeuor of Organ ELMA WERNER LANDLER Profenor of Piano EDNA M. JONES Profexsor of Buxinexx Education Head of Department EJ? ANTON LANDLER JAMES C. Lxswxs EDNA D. MCCORMICK Profenor of Violin Profexxoa' of Bufineir Education A,r.raciate Profexmr of Head of Muxir Department Placement Superzfimr Bu.rine.r: Education M. GERALDINE MAST LENA CHRISTINE MAYER BARBARA ANN MILLER Associate Professor of Professor of Modern Languages Instructor in Physical Psychology Head of Department Edufgfign aculty HELEN NELSON SHIRLEY WELLS NEWMAN Professor of Speech and Drarnatics Instructor in Education Head of Department Personality Counselor ETI-IEL B. PARSONS ELVA C. PETERSON WILLIAM C. RACE Associate Professor of English Professor of Physical Education Associate Professor of Piano Head of Department KATI-IARINE G. RANDOLPH HELEN SCI-IUESSLER Director of Nursery Scbool Associate Pf0ff-U07' of Home Economics HARRY SMITH CLAIRE TOY lnflrurior in Pbozograplay Profeymr of Home Eronomiar .4-I ccculty NELLIE C. TROELTZSCH WALLACE B. TURNER Profesmr of Home .Economies Profeuor of Social Siudiei Head of Department Head of Department GRACE VoN EHRENKROOK BERNICE WARD Inxirurmr in Playxical Education lmtructof in Englixb EXIE P. WHITE CLARA LOUISE WILM A. BEATRICE YOUNG Anociale Profeuar of Pf'ofe.r:or of Modem Language! Prafexmr of Englifla Science Head of Deparlment FLORENCE PASCHKE MARTHA Grass Difeffaf' of F00f4' Hull- Anirtant Director of Foote Hall 0-ff?- f my 6554 ormifory MAGDALENE Woons Director of Porter Hall irectoro FLORA F. PRATHER Director of Pulliam Hall .ZW . MWF' , voirigwf EIS Ei LAREINE H. GLADDEN ETHEL B. KERR Axxirtant Dormitory Directm Auiftant Dormitory Director , fr XX wif XMB, 'ii' Ofvjgxw fi? BERTHA G. WINCHESTER AJ.fi.rtaf1t Director of Ports-r Hall GRACE E. BLAKE Auixtant Director of Pulliam Hull . F ARLENE AHERN MARY ARTER Library Clerk Secretary zo Dean of Student: Special Stag-3 MARGARET MCCAWLEY MERCEDES PARCHEN Caxbier in Comptrollefx Offire Post Offire and Storkroom Clerk CLAYTRICE POPLAWSKI BERTHA RENO Abrence Clerk Snark Shoppe Manager ELIZABETH THIESING ELAINE WENTWORTH Switchboard Operalor Bookstore Manager 1' , - v - V-7'-r.ru-lL , , X QRS V l W if R, , ,I l r ,XSD ,Lam-rs.. dt, 0 A J di was ' 92' ' 1- .1 li Stagg The following assist in the various col lege offices: BACK ROW, left to right, Barbara J. Frauenfelcler, Helen Watkins, June Welch. FRONT Row, Orva G. Todd Iola Versluis. 1 V .ry . r - 'K P' Vw-W Presiding over the kitchen during the year are: BACK ROW, left to right, Chaun- ey Peterson, Monte Player. FRONT Row, Carl Thornton, Gene Williams, Walter Enney, Charles Meade, Bob Dannenberg, Mrs. Sarah Hoard, Mrs. Minnie Player, Mrs. Vera Clyde, Mrs. Irma Pine, Karl Fiebig. I l .:,. fy..-1 Members of the staff do countless favors for CWC-eds during the school year. They are: BACK Row, left to right, Max B. Snyder, john W. johnson, W. P. Frahm, Omar L. jones. FRONT ROW, Thomas C. Gault, Mrs. Delia Bohle, Mrs. Lissie Crowe, Mrs. C. A. Petersen, William Amdt. 'I Q 1' W Tgx ' W wh , ,,. . ' , rx, . ' 'x, 11. K. ., . .7 .. ff: ff' v 1:11 isis 5 - ,, .'-, 'g J 'i s N I 'cfm' Y . ,- .- N .,,Q?:g, 1 ' r 'll .W ,, 1 ,1 4, JL.. . ,. ,. -gi , fiwiff .: T V 5712 4' 4 5 'gf ' ' A , ' 1534, , ,P .' Avii fu? 'V ,, KA I A.qhME:,JjlF, s . -fxw , - A! X ff I . Vg, . M x -I, . I 1, , I ,l uf 1 Y 'Q , ' al X N ' ' , , q 1 A is F K 1' , ' S u l K H . I-' Qgg' i M 4 3 Q'1.eE-:J ' V A . V M... -.V -I I, ' . ici. 41 -11' 4 .fe2.zaf' 1 I J L n R- Hx N. 1.-4 Q-LL -w-, Y - ,j'.-'-r'1j.,w5.V N , - v U 3 5fP ' U 'Qf'f:':f -,- 'L-,331-, , -.1.A-.1-.:,.1'11. -X qsxggrg- ,V MJ 1-4. Y x - I -min -,erfwlrit-.: .va .- .1,, . . ' -n QCu. if1'i ' X ..-,W 11 ' , 'tp' .' . ' , ' 245 -M .V ,. , 1,1 nf: . --'f1 ,' ' uf?-5,3 P v 1 enrgenv HW! Skyline Queen ' miifih -F fl As AD w + N :- V L w V '4- 1 w 1 N N 1 A 'L w le ,T MB U!lUlfU'Dly Sports Queen - A A...Q.........l.u. ,i?lgFlMlil'lE ulinufo , 3 jGyp syf Q ueen 4-5. p-nw-f2vPu:g':,1's5a-mmgxai-?Em' ' ---'v-rf--'-iv.-, --7-f -f ---f r -ff- iajie ee' e umiaoen Denver Club Queen -- ug 64011162149 Valentine Queen 0? X: N. X M QZMQIQBA Moy Q ueen ru reufazier Freshman Begutyx Queen . F .. kwa f rq w: S. I 1 J i. 51-5 V-.15 1 W Ar. -Vi .V -.'.. 1- 11.11. Fi E-ff si If 5:- Eli 21 fi. Pvx .- 4 ? ' . u my Senignr Beauty Qu een 4 ,Y H... Qjvzxi j E v Vi f ,J 3 -ant gf? Z jing img: ' assays' W ,aw.,v -ma J E' ff 5.5 41. ' .rw Wikia, ' U. ' Eh. N. 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W Some carolers stop at the presidenfs table to sing Christmas melodies at the Annual Christmas Fare- well Dinner. argon:-v 'f'f Y 1 5.54 li i a. ti Q' ,I 5 r l Wai Dress rehearsal the night before the per- formance of the Hanging of the Greens. 4:-:ngmf-1. -Y cuflging of the Qreeno Shirley Pankonin was chosen to portray the Madonna at this year's Hanging of the Greens. Candlebearers were: Marv Archer, jane Woodward, Jody Shainholtz, Ann Welsch, julie Hughes, Jacqueline Hagadorn, joan Milroy. 'Ni' -PQ 'bi' , ..s Rb r -,ws-H Hur First prize table at this year's banquet was the Belgian Congo decorated by Nancy Coon, hostess, and Phyllis Peterson, co-hostess. Mmiw, e C772 lf' CD F3 f fsfgzxzszfioluzozs c-2 mg 0 cufwfue guests at the banquet. One of the outstanding tables at Lhe banquet was the Hawaiian table. The Bouncing Buggy gets a boost. The Lovely CWC-ettes. The nine finalists of the costume parade: SBATED, Cynthia Cone and Sue Ann Mooreg STANDING, Neclra Armstrong, .refund place winnefy Mary Noe, third place wirmerp Carolyn Engelg Reggy jo Varnerg Laurene Pittman, fin: place winnerf Irabel Harper, honorable men- liang Helen Hopkins. Say inetieo euue pu 'I N ABOVE, SKYLINE QUEEN candidates were: seated, Mary McCarthy and Diane Emersong standing, Nancy Dillon, Georgene Wright. use Qcuflcliclccfeo AT RIGHT, Dixielee Jamison, jane Wood- ward and jean Macomber, candidates for DENVER CLUB QUEEN. The freshman attendants were JoAnne Throop, Sue Baty. BELoW, candidates for SPORTS QUEEN were: LaVerne Rossi, in frontg Sue Holloway, Sue Ann Moore, and Diane Emerson, seated left to right in the back row. -+- fl Q w SKY'-'NE 5 17X ?' 5 ABOVE, candidates for FRESHMAN BEAUTY QUEEN were: seated, left to right, Judy Shoe- man, Sondra Brewster, Gail Alfson, Ann Bakery standing are joan Pillsbury and Gay Stephens. uc-:en Qccncliclccteo AT LEFT, MAY QUEEN candidates were: front row, julie Hughes, Wanda Walbridge, and Ann Welschg back row, Audrey Eklund, Jody Shainholtz and Robin Deitrick. ABOVE, SENIOR BEAUTY QUEEN candi- dates were: seated, Audrey Eklund and Mar- garet Wrightg standing, Lois Pape, Robin Deitrick, Carol Jean Siegert, Ann Welsch. 9-5 ft f , 4. - r .5 HJ E 5- K' if H 'Z '47 W. +. I. sr, 5.7 .Mx ,. U Getting inspiration from a fashion magazine are student models Velda Burnett, jane Woodward, janet Bonner. Cynocleling calc-zo CWC models with narrator taking time to pose after one of many style shows held during dinner. , sxfi I -f iw ff fs wg fi? 'siv- Agg AJ.. , 1 .'f ' , T lt, ,- .x A flax x I A x J, ,tiff I nn ' Helen Giles, Beverly Erwin, Vernon Aspelmier, and Lelia Pearce watch the birdie as they play badminton in a Physical Education class. , 7 Sporfzn .4 ' N4 9 .1 .Rr Waiting for class to be- gin are: LEFT 'ro Rxcur, Cora Welsch, Virginia Glover, Pat Kanan, and in the pool, joan Scholl and Nancy Dillon. Demonstrating a golf swing are: LEFT TO RIGHT, Martie Thomp- son, Ann Baker and Rose- len Kramer. Looking on are Joan Oswald and Sharon Thompson. 1- 'UPF-lf3'ff' .yew He A 'AJ gr Q ,-1,5 W' ei: V' -- - 'z f . J- , , -1- , iff X N! 1 I l ny 'r ' il' i-fx xt alma. 'ac .EMA -, Wlith stretching muscles and a sharp Forming the Texas Star are a group eye, Sue Ann Moore, Peggy Reed of girl square dancers from the vari- and Sue Holloway practice Archery. O o i g o ous Physical Education classes. The All-Star Basketball team is comprised of twelve CWC-eds. AT LEFT, ROW ONE: Merrylea Garrelts, Roselen Kramer, Sally Farrand, Diane Botterud. ROW TWO: Nancy Dillon, Mary Archer, Peggy Reed, Nedra Armstrong. ROW THREE: Joann McClung, Sue Hey, Sue Knell, Sally Mulholland. O Q GWQ Hx 5- L 5 A ' r f I, r ' J A fa .Wg OWC' C' , AW I, , a ,l '?!'uvw.!' fl E y urs! Cl -o DENvzs ,XM ,, ,,..,..i swim ..1:-.:-.:.:r.:. - 3.1, - - r 4 - ..,,.,,.L ,.,, .:x,.1N ..,,. ,,.. , s f l. .iz . r. :EH et' . V ' '-P: , N . nw X 1 ,4 xff Wig? f Cynnie Richter, Margaret Takus, Sarah Carlson, Cindy Ziegler hit the books. ooleo to QZDIGWIGO Ann Welsch, Mrs. Frances Han- sen, and Leona Steves admire one of Mrs. Hansen's paintings. Tuffit Ruddle, Helen Hotchkiss, Jane Olson, joan Elsenbast at Aviation Ground school under the supervision of Mr. Don Wilson. Z 3' 5 ahah 'Nqiy u ', I - I' ' -f'--- -- I '1 - ' f L A - ' l 4 i', 'X' xx H -J-'M3 f ,AA , , xmnz ,'- ,- ' ld : x+..xx'XME,Lg '.v1?f4fL!1i I f - Lis. ni w,yf,ijg .. 5 -if. . .,' I 3 - ,-5. L Wx 1 , faq f X M l Q 1 5 4 I . 1 . , gt rv- ',i, AVLQE, 1 . : 3, x 11 i- Gay Stephens fseatedj reigns as Queen of the Val- entine prom. Her attendants are: LEFT TO RIGHT, joan Seng, Karol Keeler, Virginia Wurth, and Betty O'Leary. The crown bearer is Terry Kanan. ociccl file Mrs. Carie Brodie Price fleftj pours punch for Molly Fuller- ton and her escort, Al Blue, at one of the many proms. Bill Barz, Sue Ann Moore, Lelia Pearce, and jim Spahar sit one out and chat during the fall prom. M4 .v. w,8,iw,, X V X I N w i 1 5 . ff A. 'Q' .I ,v - . I rf 71.1 K, i , , , as 5: 1- fig! 1 .,. , . . .mu--.9 Ls:'p-:'-'f11'- L J' 4.1 ' 'SHI X 4 . ab ,S if , ' 'L ' 7 L u A V F5 1, K ff4.1-'1J2' ns?',mf -- ' fu , K ,, 'vw x .wfjqf '1- L- gif: .: , f 1,-5 - ? 'E:?' -I . '- ., ' 'Q - . .- -1 'gggk .gq. 513: 75 , '3r'.w:'-Az, L ..-125991 ,.,. 1, . Y 01 ur F' -' ' 1 , . 4 ' l. li Q ', 5 5 H , H -.xf-95. , ,'4, M ,w ,165 . f , 'v' i - ,z 4 W A WWW f - ' i .1 1 ' i 1 J 5 ...J -at ii Jerry Ablah, Shirley Riffel and Mary Grigorakis en- joy refreshments in the Snack Shoppe between classes. Qheerful Qornero Donna Rohden admires the new tele- vision set in Mason Hall which her parents presented to CWC this year. The Business Department bulletin board attracts the attention of several girls attending High School Days, 3? ai, , , . me ,,,,,,, ,ET , , , ui , wffllii? i Qsjfflaigfcl Y-ff' 5' lfiff fifii-fi ls se 'K lpfflfn l if i 5? , ','iii.Qf'? ' ' ' 1. 1.297 'fir .. ,T ' rnifz- , f , Envy 1 1,331 ,ply .mf Q1 -Lys. -- g,L.'. LV 4 . 2- , egg'ag,, . , - I .f-..-as a-1 . . r AA :ii i ill lf., ru 4 ,rs V , w l '. ' fag-4, 1 figfz' 'i x f f , w .. , , .4 ,V - E ' Q- 2 ,134 V-' EE- fi . ,,1 ,W +1 .- . ,Q w gi H? E BUSINES KAXIISS Hi, 1 M 1:'C2'n.3.f' 3 A Uwfjr ' QP' 1-1, , S7 ! ,ii i 5 Ulmer .--mp-1 ..bl1511fc1v- I' -frlhm Oi, r.. 1 out ,pn fr' it .g..ft i fe- Qt JD ABOVE, Dr. Evelyn Rimel presides at one of the monthly birthday parties held for CWC-eds. oggfer euro , BELOW, girls and their dates do the Bunny Hop at one of the weekly dances. , m-,L ..2n::.x1'1 3 1 '77 A X 4 x Y t ,sx M- f. x N ,.w, 4 Y, 4: 1 Anmlv E '.,,'!L.11lAl.2 we Y' - X M 453 . 'gf N. , ' .Ann Y, .f'f,,, 'V fn-sw ,,. 4 W- ,?'l fn,-, up '. zp, 71' 'Y' ' ' ---w--..,,,,,. Q W' fmmmu' I if H 'A' g M g Nfvur 5 L Mfffif Z J Q . i ww I thought and thought about what to say on the Appreciation Page and just how to say it. I tried to remember a clever bit of verse or some witty remark, but no success. All that I could think of to say was just, Thanks, thanks so much to everyone. The work on the 1954 Skyline actually began last spring after the staff positions were announced. Our first and terribly important job was the selection of a theme. We considered many different ideas, but the Dramatic theme kept recurring. After thinking it over during the summer, we decided in the fall that the Dramatic theme was ideally suited for representing a year at Colorado Woman's College. So, we started casting, The Campus of CWC was the Stage Setting on which the various actors would perform. The Seniors during their last year at CWC filled the part of Leading Ladies. The Freshmen or Ingenues were understudies preparing for that important leading role. The Organizations were Rehearsals that helped to prepare for life. The Faculty was at first considered as Directors. However, we decided that here at CWC, they filled more aptly the part of Prompters, offering helpful assistance and guidance. Though each of the girls on campus was really a Queen or Star, we only had space for nine of them. The Features or Between the Acts were some of many acivities enjoyed during the year: After we had our general plan in mind, taking the pictures and making the actual layouts was the next step. We started with this early in January and all the copy for the entire book was in the printers' hands by April 1. Reading and checking proofs was then the job, and now after giving you your book our part is done. We, the Staff, hope that you will enjoy the 1954 Skyline as much as we have enjoyed editing it. Sure, it was plenty of work, but lots of fun, too. I wish to especially thank the following for all their cooperation and assistanceg without them, the book would have been impossible. The entire staff of The A. B. Hirschfeld Pressg Pasquale Marranzino, jack Mohler and Sam Lusky, who are on the Rocky Mountain News Staff and selected the Freshmen and Senior Beauty Queens g Paul's Studio and Mr. Harry Smithg Mr. Les Kittleg Mr. C.g the Skyline Staff, and the faculty and student body of CWC. gwaffffw Cpcctrono BOLLINGER 81 ROBINSON CO. LOOP DRUG COMPANY 60 Years Serving Denver 7225 East Colfax 1742 California Street 0 AC 1707 Compliments from Bill Kramer CARLSON-FRINK H. R. MEININGER CO. 1230 Thirteenth AC 3727 Colorado's finest dairy food Artist materials and drawing supplies DIETER BOOKBINDING CO. MERCHANTS OFFICE FURNITURE CO. MAin 3054 1511 Arapahoe ' AC 2559 Our best wishes to CWC Everything for the office GULDMAN LINEN COMPANY PAUL'S STUDIO 1254 Broadway 0 AC 3741 5335 East Colfax Fine quality hotel and institutional supplies Photographers for CWC Skyline HI-LO SHOE STORE PLATTE RIVER COAL CO. 7018 East Colfax Avenue 0 DE 7663 AL 0479 Your patronage much appreciated Quality Coal for CWC THE A. B. HIRSCHFELD PRESS, INC. ROBERTS REXALL PHARMACY Printers of 2259 Oneida THE WESTERN GRAPHIC U THE 1954 SKYLINE Closest to CWC-Free prescription delivery HULL PHOTU SPRAY COFFEE AND SPICE COMPANY C0'f X and Ponfiac 2110 Market street 0 KE 7181 Camera supplies and developing LAMAN FOR LETTERS SYMONDS-ATKINSON OPTICAL CO. Main 7161 Dependable optical service Complete duplicating and direct mail service 424 16th Street, TA 8209 0 3608 E. 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