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Deanna Carpino, Sharon Gardner, Shirle y Haulmari and Carol Moore Sporissgr .......w..........,e.,r..,..,..,.,..,,...Vveee L ,Y.......... A. Victor Cornelison fm, resefzfzkzg -Q3 the S EERE T :fy 19 6 Sftyhkze In THIS package marked Top Secret contains a 1956 Skyline which Editor Barbie Burns places on the top of the heap. The editors hope that you will feel that the book is tops too. Barbie wrapped this copy with plenty of paper and ribbon so that even Photographer Harry Smith wouldn't get a chance to see the 1956 Skyline before publication time. This deep secrecy surrounding the Skyline has come to be a tradition at Colorado Woman's College. T0 ALL WHO READ THIS BOOK: The first question that many of you will ask when you receive your 1956 Skyline is, nWhat is the theme?n The editors this year decided to experiment in annual production and dispense with the time-worn idea that every annual must have a theme. We have not used a theme except to portray life during the school year of a CWC-ed. The popularity of memory songs this year made the staff realize that memories play an important part in our life after college days, so we set aside the first section of the 1956 Skyline for our nMoments to Remember.n Barbie Bradshaw, poet laureate of the freshman journalists, adapted the words of a popular song to set the mood for the following pages printed in rotogravure. ' Throughout the book we have included pictures of men, since they are an important part of college life. The editors held a contest to pick a King of the Campus to add a touch of masculinity to the Royalty section. We sent the pictures of the king contestants to New York with President Val H. Wilson where Sharon Ritchie chose the winner and his runners-up, who are found in the royalty section of the 1956 Skyline. I would like to thank all the faculty and students for their co-operation, Mr. Paul Abdoo of Paul's Studio and Mr. Harry Smith for the photographs used in the book, I the staff of Monitor Publications, Miss Jo Carter and last, but certainly not least -- Mr. C. We have added many new features this year, including the new designs for the class section and the rotogravure printing of the Moments to Remember and Royalty sections. So here is your 1956 Skyline -- filled with moments to remember, because -This Is cwc. . ? U 1 I is 1. ,I I, .,. 21 1' -Q , , Tj-54: W J!,,i.ir,,, 1 1 x - .I .. M. ,. uf.- ,.,.,f'-F--GM, , ', f,,, , ' 1-.,-,-MV, ,,X1'fg,,A,-.114g.Y-.,, , . I 1, ,A , . ., si- -5 .- A ,.,-' , ,. -gy.. ' 1,'v-:Lx ' 1 , Hi.. 1 ' '4..I Fil' w ' 1 , .,- 1 , . X- V4v7,,,-fa!--3,3 w w 'Jw v ',' an ii B X f A A f 4. , ,,, w 1 w A., ' , f QP Hi' ' f4,,,,:,.,l- . f , n -'af 1 -- :a-if-' - ' w 7 1, .r, ,. ,gli-,J . g,,1VV:eyf ,211 4, ml , Q, . 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'Sf 44 ,ti Y-, 5 gi ' a' AN 'I .w iytg 'r' J I-rl, 'fill A ,4 AF! ' ,A l., N F' S, J rl? AWAY , , , . , . BEFORE college starts, Denver alum- nae give a tea' for freshmen, Ann Tanner, D-Club president, introduces Reva Arends and Barbara Gillespie to President Val H: Wilson. Pictured below are Linda Cox and Ioan Hooper arranging their room for that great senior year, f t ..,, fn, all ll A -U -l t Eg ' Jil F5 9 4 4 T 44 it K , 'Sea' Y J gm PICTURED above is an excited group of CWC-eds and Air Force Cadets enjoying the opening football game of the season at the United States Air Force Academy. Throughout the year many girls attended the Academy games and served as co-rooters with the cadets. Below, Beth Montgomery and Nancy Deem get acquainted with the Air Force Academy Falcon! . 'XXX N I X X ftxx- f IS Xm- , Qi 11, -4 A333 V '3l,,, 's IN THE upper left picture Air Force Academy cheerleaders stage a suc- cessful pep rally in Pulliam Auditorium to prepare the girls for the first football game of the new Air Force Academy. The picture in the upper right shows Beverly Lane with a big smile for her parents right after they were crowned the Mom and. Dad ot the Parent's Weekend dance. Memories are long-lasting of the Naval Cadets from Pensacola, Florida, who were on campus to enjoy a tea dance with CWC girls in Mason Hall lounge. The Cadets were in Denver for an appearance and were royally entertained on the campus following their program. 5-'- Q-X . '15 0 C X 5 7 r I Q 42 ggi? ,. ,ff .. Q-wuz' rig:--.s- . pdf in mc...-1. .f - 'rv ' W W' vpn-:J 4- em!-It-' 1 ... A J ffff? V1 - i MOM never told me college would be like this! Peeling potatoes is one of the many tasks cl freshman initi- ation. Seated lett to right are: Ebeth Morse, Marilyn Wright, Harriet White, Iohnlyn Happel and Barbara Vail. Pictured below is a scene lrom Kangaroo Kourl, an event which takes place each fall at the conclusion of freshman initiation, Seniors act as judge and jury and the lowly freshmen take the consequences ,gf 13 ff fc N N, .A If If L K X X gg r Xi' - I x -,-,, 5 v ' 'X f -.ii ff x '-'- 2,17 xii' ,I . ' , xi' - -b 553 ff.- i-,iiL?5 xl' ' sl ,, ,-.,,, V.: . W, V f ,sj,K, 1 5,7-M., ,sq ,.,. 'wtf H - f '1.w . - - . 4.-Q 3, ,ff...J'1 - v t i I' .J vf I I -' , of ,4- Q fx jf sz! 'sw 5' n ,H ff., -lr xxx Tr. I P gvst 7, 0 aff 1' 'J ,l. 1112 . e L V wg - . o cg, Q3 1 v. u ,. ,- I 1 my 41 Y THREE charming Gypsies fupper leftl are Deanna Carpino, Kae LaRosa and Ioan Cubitto at the annual Gypsy Iamboree. Upper right is the quartet at the Iamboree composed of Mr. Horace Lee Davis, President Val H. Wilson, Dean Norman B. Dodge and Mr. B. Z. Woods. Below is a picture taken at the October homecoming for Shari, center, being escorted into Mason by Danna Sue Orr, Ann Borab, Deanna Carpino and Donna Kallsen. 1 dh Ss .11- ' 'is j n In 1. --ga' : 1,-If , . ,U 0 'uv 24 it 1 ,.-, fm, Q: YI, 'QQ' J -,1,y,.-, 2 . ' - .. 1 . ,,,,S':,,,f , ' df 'im nn. ' 11-fx? , -1-F22 vi, 1115.1 N x x . pr Y V I -w 1 - ,,l I 4 ., M .. 4. ! g1i-:iff .. A . . w' ,Q 6.5, I. 'mvnf . - 'V QQ, f x, www, . 'x . . jhvfavy r 5'. K ' '-- .. Ax I 1 'Quail . 'J Q if -AU? S- ' J , , .14-L-v--g...,, -1.- 4' 'Qt-. YS x-Q-W 'S r Q 'Dsl '5 wwf' STARS of the CWC swim leczm make cr preily picture. Left lo right, Francie Ewing, lone Heberling, Ncm Compeczu cmd Ccxrolee Irvine. At the right, three Pulliomites take part in Dress-Up Day. They ore Icmet Gnos, 4 Mary Michelson and Sue Long. And here's another memory from that Halloween pcxriy Dont know who ihey were but they made cr baggy r clure Du Nl ll k ,, Mx . J N -4v..H.J I Ffa M5 Vi-'K LP' X N..! Xxj, 'g M: ,ll NJN? a :M x X N ,n M I wg- l xx... f :An .v 3 .., Ln I I . i lyfglx g '. ef f . 'z 1 1' 'rgvj Vx e -. L Mx - J, x -,-12' 1 43 6 B , ff, F7 HE Hanging of the Christmas Greens is one oi the most beautiful and impressive traditions at CWC. Students will never forget the wonderful mood it gave them for Christ- T I mas. Shown here are the Madonna, Nancy Emmert, and the candle-bearers. Below are pictured the freshmen garland bearers and the concert choir which sang several songs direct from Germany. .. l -44? ,af E . ,ff , fi l l ,rv fur- fy 'iinlih XJ QAAF xr , , X Y I l H ,I I' H . .f l- C 1 .Q l 5 . -.vw V I ll I ,I - ml Nxfbyl l Xal l I l . ' , ' Ziff '.:v:'5f-4, 5 gi ,. ,Ai-flair :Hz I, I lp ,Viv Hg ' I! 554 9 sf- - i 5 1 V V . f , -1 I , '. - 'H' ixx, ner- Riff ' A ig: r ls, , 1 h - - r A U. ,A , V .. - ,.,g-'!?5,.lEE7jfiEf1fiilR':ff 7 - f'VeL:52i: A 'sh ff' Q HHISTMAS on Lhe CWC campus shows many emo- ,Q-, fA':7j13Q1jQz '52 'i' A2'5 'eg-.gfv- ' M ,ip if fr-f-153-'14,i .. N ,fg ,....-.,'J. ' . .33-A tions. Mr. C, is obviousllf' Pleased with the Pink shirt that he H-- fT'51e- --5 -ff -1 -5,:.-e-W-fe-fwfr.. -2 ff received from the journalists. Claude and Frances Hansen appear at the right as Mary and Ioseph in the Nalivity, while Francie Ewing seems a little sad and far away as she listens to carols at the Farewell Christmas dinner. Ax, N fe. Q' pa Lx .gunna ff' 'T x,t4Q4 SANTA helped spread good Christ- mas cheer at the last CWC dance before the holidays. Sharon Kay Ritchie, Miss Arnercia for 1956, greets Betty McCormick as she arrives by train from New York where she attends Barnard College. Dorm meetings are a vital part of campus life with important business meetings and parties. Below, we see Linda Cox performing for the Foote Hall group. ll 'F' 1. f' . s.,, I 4. -.., 1! ai 1 ' f fx., REMEMBER the hours spent in Porter Hall smoker playing bridge czncl kibitzing when the books were calling. Pictured below are several art students pausing for cz break during cz two-hour class to inspect each other's work. -. . K S, ill 1.5! , 5.121-QQQQ , . . UQ ., , , . g ggi,-, ..g, . f'.1-.1','..1-f,'-Nfl 'rl' 4355.11-::5':vg,fg-' K ,5.'.n-,- ..... . v. , - , ,3 H ,, NX l I i Y,-Z':'.j 1:1551 1, f '..j-f'f'f f- f:Ijfjljjg-'-Q5.'fj,QJ.jf: ' ' Q1f15q21.'e:-1-'iw S-1-2-2, mfg: ul 15- 5:1 -.x 13g -'fr ij ,1'.'g:7'j..:,.34 --,x .-.f ,- l2EE?+iifb:f 121531: ' G, :Si-I-.'Qz1,:1' ' 12,515 Z er-- :T fmt PHYLLIS MADDOX and her recruits ior the navy pose on the front steps of the state capitol building at upper left. At the right, Penny Peterson seems to be having a right good time at the D-Club prom. In the scene below, the Skyline camera records ct pinning 'if' . Gs U if I xv' ig, 4 3, t flip 5 X N 1 9- Z , 1' ,,4-I PICTURED here are Carolyn Mason, Kay Hogcmccmrnp and Iean Sims discussing r the daY's news in their Porter dorm room. Below, Dr. Wallace Turner is supervising a qv class onwhom he has sprung a pop quiz. . , . '12 , ' ii '1 ' ,,,..,,...--,fgrep 5 fx ' . : Q ' ' .i,'r eff, fr- fi r. - ' -1 i ','-. -if ., , .' ' Egg, r . F A ' E N' . . Q, ' 51 I '14, 'P ,ian 9 5. QNX. i'??p it If -Y,,- - -..,,. c as-1- .si S. P , I fre-,. is-. iw? is Af H T S1 ff 1 --fz 'f.,N:s'-ushxk , figi S M Yf-A 14 aw, gg , E Qjffs, : 4 .. l , ' +153 - ,V t X lv -- s 1 i FE HB! , 'K 1. , ki, 4 .zwngm H wiv A is KAY FENNESSY, Dixie Lee Drcxke ond Ethel Cole look pensive and studious in the stacks of the library. The gcds in the sncrck shop, below, ore having cx quick cup of coffee before rushing to fheir nexi clcxss. -fx L Avi I Nga, A 1 jf-use-ei 4- F- UPPER right, President Val H. Wilson, a more experienced slatsman than some of the students, prepares for the downhill journey. Gail Hughbanks visits Casey Tibbs, famous bronc:-buster, in his hos- pital quarters. Below, novice skiers are in- structed in the winier sport at the Winter Park ski area. ' Auf- ' vrlf,-1' iw . Q xx ,,x, Q q 'iitsiiggsz H- if LV L.. 1 i M ' f , , X. v ,, ,vA . i 1'. ,X -i:,.,... kb' V . , ' i . if fi K 'f,.z.i, ,A ' X tru f qv, I J t-f 'I'-, 4' I' GJ fl. 3-. ...Av-' 4.3,- THE beautiful Denver snowstorms will always be remembered by Sue Dawes and Iuanita Shrarnek, above, as they try to prove it isn't Winter until you have a snowball light. The Children's Hour is featured below with lane Phillips entertaining the younger set of the campus in the Nursery School. aqvfx N lieff H K. ,'w 4 r 2,1 4 ,N , ,H , ,gp 5'f,fP ' ' .4 r C 1 I, ,+P-' ,... :A u NX . -, yi, 1. if 'l v ,, I :F-mr' j v- V i L - fy- f. 9 1351 ,P , ,Q z . 1',.- , , ,J J ' ,511 - l- ii 1- ,B ' . '.- V Eff L -f-fr ' .1 'X ' LQ.. 7? ' rx fi '71'5J',i'11Eff I Lf 'Hi ng' .2315 0 N QI . , rv , 1: ,Q Ig, , V, I 15, M 4 t V - ,v it 1' H a ' CD- AH' Q K ., I fl, jf-1:f.',J9EQJ 1 A :fwg A -.5 f f'2:c--.W ' 4 - ,- 1 5 Qiisflgigi, 4 T . Q. MA: Y . . 5,,:,. ,L tx 1 J fi ' v 4. A r ' , t ' 14 W v' xx . . H ,. 1' , N, A .1 ,! v U5 ,n V I ...ai ,Q A I If x 4 . ,s v . ' I l n., ., If 5 v '-513' ,l I-nn,-. -'K .Q . -C I 5535 Htig 23 wwf? In F' Ne,- PICTURED above are three CWC-eds, Geri Estep, Carol Moore and Nancy Deem, at the site of the new campus dormitory digging for gold in hopes of financing the project in fast order. In the above right, the United States mail comes through as a campus mailman happily delivers water bottles from 33 states for Barbara Taylor and Iacque Vance to use in the cornerstone laying ceremony for Curtis Hall. Below, although many CWC gals will never have the pleasure of liv- ing in Curtis Hall, new campus dormitory, this picture will long be rernembercl as another exciting chapter in the develop- ment of the college. The ground was broken for the new building during Christmas vacation and the cornerstone was laid on March 12. The picture shown here is an architect's drawing ol how the building will appear when it is ready.tor students next September. it if 5 v 2,1 -2 E t l 'viii i '1 EN' -p 1- -- 'I N fii ' .F 3 J H5 iff tit 55353.33 ff'-22.1222 if!! HI - . .HJ no N . iid! r -- ,- v- 2 W e 'Ins A 1 'NN Lg' + Jerri. ' , I. ,i f 'lux' N I 1 ICTURED above are the four in trious Journalists of lhe Graphic staff are always digging for news, trying io g the scoop They are, left to right: lacq a Vance, Barbara Martin, Karen Iensen, lody Milchell. Below, Mr. Francis Brom-an k the full, eager atteniion of a chemistry clc as ihey await the good, or bacl resulls o experiment. I ,gh- di w lo-.15-331155. -nf- Vs fl xi 4 ,I f l tl 4 1 9 is 'U 53 '1 ..-:sal 1 14-,'.P'Y PICTURED above is a scene from the little chapel on second floor Treat Hall in which Avis Pomeroy is making use of the peace and quiet provided for meditation. The CWC social life requires clothes for many occasions. Here is a clothing class in which many of the girls design and make their own clothes, an easy way to enhance their wardrobe, 'i l I 1 i V I P v ll w l 1 v l n-rm: ,rmrarw L 'n iv' L 4 ORMITORY life as por- trayed in the top picture gives the girls an opportunity to try their hand al interior decorating as is shown by Evelyn Brunski, left, and Ieanne Yust. A scene from the annual Water Pageant is shown below with the girls being, clockwise, Beverly Bailey, Ann Tanner, Carolyn Quinn, lane Heberling, and Sally Horn. . H 1 1f'f i 5L+' A fe' .- P Y. f ., Y ,A .A 1 5 6 f X 'lrl r ,W .gm I -V y I -.,, i bl ,FMF ' o- 9 Q ' -:J ,' . , Ez ' -K..-n ' EE ' f ' 'Bw . . - '-e- ' N'-mu fs f - ' V '.'h44Ev- 4 F ' -1, Q , 1 55' V., , , l 4 I .--' Ji ' -,,fL.--fi- -:V-IL, QQ- ' il. rggla-J A 'x C V. ...-1....fal ' ' F X , Q? ui' U il: if I- ' - ' 'H' 3.- , e .lm .. -W' ' , --f .. ' wars- xzl kim fu+1VVVi1:3,,.V,1, U ,Ve71T ' F75 VM' fy ,ff '.,, l. Q, x.-, . ' ,'fr'?':- ' fffhiirs, rf L. ., lk. 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'- A . x ., I x..,A ,-. Q., 1, , .f V! 1 - N - , e I '?'i.,-5:2 -:IQ 'J Q, K. 4 err-.,T,4 13:5 ig V' Nw ' 5 . 31 it fgflvfg ., H -, ,y Q :K N , we V! , 4 ., Q' 1- M,-' yy Q 17 . R! :le-'H' .v - , . H :mf . ,g e gg . ' J 1 ' . 'V f . ,. YQ 3 'Q 1 , ' 5, ,LV ' V . fd' 5, Z.-E2-2 , , QV 9f Xf.s'2 '2iff5 'Q ,W E V: ' . , , . . , i, X V V - WG ,y . ' , ' , ' -Kg--JP-' - X Z., r , ' 1 l , -wg, , , ..... .... .- ., - T,--We -V1 fQl4 ti V tk .i.. T 1 5' ,Vi Sl ' ' i 1 ti- Ti if +2 4 It , 1 ' lu ,i ig '- , .V , I , 1 - 1 , , . I Q - - it 2' 1' if jg: '?.' 1 f' -' , 'gf iii . 1 4' Y, I - ' I y , 3, , F , , X f '. 1 5 2 '- - . MEMBERS oi the Chapel Choir pose for this portrait on the stage of Pulliam audi- torium. This musical group, under the direction of Mrs. Elma Landler, adds much to the weekly chapel services during the year. Lower left is part of the water pageant cast in and around the boat that was used in this production on April 6. At the right is CWC's photographer Harry Smith, who is responsible for most of the fine pictures used in this book and for the photography in The Western Graphic. Thanks, Harry, you've done cr great job! 'J' f 'N nt, I fillid QR- TN J .- C . Q1 , R LTC' C ill' ,- , C. 1 1 :gg A . X. --.1 N-.U , ' ' --1. . -pu-gran-A ,4. , .4 Akq Xa ,r K. RX 'x cz F- -x A Y. 1-. ff , i'Ps -ui - .,-1 4Z11 3',:'+r-.gr ' .Y-,n .,,.r'-T..- we' -,,. ,ue-V . - f . - -.,---V 4, 'G - Eiffaflt ,gf .,a---, ,J fb, lf' N THE above picture Mr Homer Grout has taken one ol his clo ses outdoors to en1oy the sunshine and nice weather while he booms forth with an lnspmng lecture Below left Patsy Retman is anxious to start sunbathing but the snow quickly changes her mind. Right, it's Easter time as the girls, left to right, Donna Davison, Mary Elicker, and Mary Krasas prepare baskets of Easter eggs and candy for the local orphanages as an SCA project. ,if . . aff.-'JJ G ' ' if .4-' 7 . . , 5. .4 - 1 Y ,4 ' M t , t it I ,aff '. 1, 1 1 ,-5 LN, . , .tikyl f1'?XX Iru WL., . Q, 7 c.w,c f 9 at? ' H .M s 'f mf X' W i if- A I ,J ' X. xl I - - ' J ld F ,wtf T V Ji A ii. , ,ig 'l ' ..,' -' V Q. . ku , IN THE above picture the laculty and staff of CWC prove to the students that they are human too, a sight that will always be remembered. Below, four young lasses return to the gay nineties in celebration of Founders' Day. They are, seated, left to right: Laura Bolst-fmt and Nancy Toennies. Standing, lelt to right: Iucly Murdy and Beverly Lane. Mrs. ounders' Day dinner. Woods looks at B. Z. with complete admiration for his dashing plaid suit as they step out to F I ,Q .K . 1- Tws, ffvf' 1 Q Fa' a. -..- 42 t'w 5 'E 2' 16,2 59 gy ,G MSS 45:1 N Q ' Q 10.4-60 ivvglllr S I , . Q. I, 1 1 -I' , -In v 'hu'9'g-5.f6,. , .Ur Q h 'J 'g'3.j'1fO'i'f ,ad-A 3- N 3 ga: Q'1 I 9 4 ' W .-,isa 3 s bf.-3 : .,E.t.,. I li. ' 9 Q n Y r U' 1 5,-5, -1 a ' -'bra' .vw 'ff U . Q, ,gw fain . ,f -7 hx , 5 ' 1 'l.p.' 5,19 E ,fa 'lflov S H TIE ii Ei 'T' fi1'.'Q '75-?Yr 1 - ig? ,rg 1' Q' 'r 'ff 11225 ing H , --,.- ,..-A r V- . vw: , H , 991'- fvwl- I '13g.::.Y fj..:A7: '5.,.f1 Flin!! QM?-pit, igpgl X M14 2',,. 1, :fi if 1 H1 5. ,- ff - 5 XF, ,Q-, ' ' .I i , .-, -V 'Tn ,. L ,I ,o.. 7- r ,- 1, ,1r.lP, ,uf ' 7. i.A,,v.,Qf' , ,I-lr ' 'Wir' 5' - .'f 5' o. w ,5 - , l'9 u 9 hm : L v ' H .',. ,jg '--, 6 5'-',' 13. Q6 5' S A ffbagair ' 1.8.3-Q' m..v ..',.'3P , V ! ' A '4.en 'W',f:.' 1. w W ' , 'olrl-' gr,'nmx 5' x f Joi. 't':tId'B -5lIt',T'?8.p. 555 ,J A :tux ' ':.- ', jx l .sl ,, n ' .-54k5,x.li-' nv ,gif 9,9161 'gl 'Q ,,,'t 'tn Q iv- z. .', f ' x QQ -4 T K , A J, I 3 2' v 1 xf f - ii- 17, -Y ,-En. f.L ,, N L4 4 x I l f 4, 'X P 9 fe F 3' .- 'w a . ' , Q ISP-1 -, -ff, ' --r . 1 A f 65 ET?-Tvf. - - i ' v- w , . H V- L 1 5. 1-W ' . '4 ' ' 3wi,f:'.i-cf.f--'- . W 1- v ar-L'-. -M f , W - W-ifrzw-AAL' if ' V i SPRING has sprung and CWC is ci! ready for it. In the upper leii picture Iane Heberling, left, and Francie Ewing are about to take cz cool plunge in the Mason Hall pool. At the right, Barbara Iohrison and her date are adding the finishing touches to their picnic lunch. The pyramid below is a part of the phyeical education tumbling program. 'inf 'X 1. X. kj Q. t i 5 'FR , '57 ge f wr 1 THE Student Council has inaugurated the blazer tradition on campus this year. The student council officers are pictured above, in front of Treat Hall wearing the new, colorful blazers. Four seniors, Sandra Seacat, Carolyn Mason, Gail Bond, and Valerie Berman look to the future, possibly a summer Wedding, a new job, or senior college this lall. Wx Nik 'Qs T5-'Htl-r The -,, H 1.1: 'f . f 1351. ,t Vi? sie -.f . , e , - -L rt- . V 1 is - 1 , 'f'-,N gtg A 5 j i+i ?iQimwfYi4? .ffl Q16 ,gf 5 x V 'S ,L r u , -4 -.- -. 2' A w. ' I 4: I' +6742 -as fw- Jr ' tiiw, . 1 .gf 11' an ,IIJ9 Q . -im ix... 25' -rs,-e ee' ' ' ' ' ' . ? -'-1-1-Q .. , ,. f ,-fe-FTW? - - ,. ji 'Q V P J, t.?:'1::5t.-5.11:-E-F I- 'Wffi :iw w. 1 .vi-1 4 -i 'Ti I' ., . ' :.,.3fe' A .4 jg, 5 H F , li riff as M aritza Tagaropulos Lela B1-uns President Vice-President Mary Lou Adams Jean Ellis Treasurer Secretary Sewer Jifomerzfs I0 Rffzember SEPTEMBER ll, 1954. What an important date for the class of 1956, for it was then that we arrived on the CWC campus to begin two of the most eventful years of our lives. We had little time to become homesick, for we soon learned that college is a flurry and whirl of activities. Our first semester at CWC was full of so many things to remember-Gypsy Iamboree, the Rose Formal Dinner, Parent's Weekend, and The Hanging of the Christmas Greens. lt was during this semester that we elected our class officers. When the results were announced, we learned that the class of 1956 had chosen Sharon Ritchie, president, Danna Sue Orr, vice- president, Sue Barnard, secretary, and Kay Sellers, treasurer. After Christmas vacation the rest of the year seemed to fly by. Final exams and second semester registration kept us busy in january. The Melting Pot Banquet, Founders' Day, and campaign week were just a few of the activi- ties we enjoyed during the last few months. Already we were looking forward to the time when we would become Seniors, for we had chosen Maritza Tagaropulos, Lee Bruns, lean Ellis, and Mary Lou Adams to represent us for the following year. It seemed as if it were just a few short days from the time we had packed our suitcases for summer vacation, until we were again unpack- ing them and getting ready for the Leadership Conference at Foss Park. Being members of the Senior class brought new joys and new responsibilities. We were just welcoming our little sisters to the dorms when television, radio and the newspapers brought the thrilling word that Sharon Ritchie, our classmate and president of our Freshman class, had been crowned Miss America for 1956 at Atlantic City. This was a high note on which to start our Senior year and the pace did not slacken as we moved from one thrilling event to another. Sharon's homecoming in October was a day to remember. There were football games, dances at neighboring colleges and the Academy, and the unforgettable presentation of The Hanging of the Christmas Greens with new music brought from Europe by Mrs. Anton Landler. Christmas holidays over, we came back to study for finals and attend the Denver Club Prom where Pat Chadwick reigned as queen. Ski days were fun and we all thrilled at such events as the Valentine Prom, The Melting Pot Banquet, Founders' Day, and the cornerstone ceremony for Curtis Hall. With spring's arrival the days until gradua- tion grew few and we realized with emotion that soon we would leave Colorado Woman's College. But there were still many things to enjoy including the Twilight Sing, Water Pageant, Cotton Carnival, Student Elections, May Prom, Honors Convocation, and Com- mencement Week. And now it is time for graduation, and as we step up to receive our diplomas from Presi- dent Val H. Wilson, we will know that the class of 1956 has had some very wonderful moments to remember. ...f......4 J Mary Lou Adams I mperial, Nebraska Business SCA: TRI CHIg SENIOR CLASS, TREASURER Pat Adelsohn Denver, Colorado Art Education DENVER CLUB, PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN: PALETTEERS Ann Ascherl St. Augustine, Florida Airline S tewardess PI ALPHA MU: SCI-kg TRI CHI Irma Azadkanfian San Francisco, California Art BROWSERS, PRESIDENTp SCRIBBLERS 9 Q ff w 1 w I L 4 ,,.,,..g:Ti .51 eizzors Page 35 C.: ry-1:--. uma .-, ., .- ,.,.-. 5. Y .A Q. 8 ,W . I Y V I ,v-f ' , . P- ' I Page 36 if ' -L15 : M. . ra- to ' al .4u'y-jjisig 12. 1-ffm, ci Ann Baab ' Farmington, New Mexico ' Elementary Education PHI THETA KAPPA, PRESIDENT: scA, CHAIRMAN or wus, WAA, PUBLICITY Cynthia Bennett I ' 'I Aurora, Colorado Science RX ' Q, Q! I R Lf. iii, ,mg- 'fi I f 5 , I f I 91 5154 : Viilgf . . 1 ,Im f A ,. '-1 if ., ' , ' A.'.vf' 4 f.-.',- ., U , .f,'gJ :QU , , G5 ,I.,,,. I ,, P-' '-:,if.,.-fl ...-,, , . A Q A N-it-1.45 -.f5'Lr'weP .- , Y .4 A . K en zo rs STUDENT COUNCIL, D. CLUB.: ALCHEMISTS: DENVER CLUB: PALETTEERS Valerie Berman Whippany, New Jersey Social Science ALPHA MU GAMMA: CONCERT CHOIR: CHAPEL CHOIR: PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE: SCA: WAA: IRC Bernice Biehl Lexington, Nebraska Business ALPHA PI EPSILON: PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE: SCA: TRI CHI 'Q I . 5' - Jil, y L o o o ,ny I ,g :gf- r E A 'I re f' 2.--1 Fa ' l:v.gxT.'I- -X ' -, is , :Eiga .'-..Q....' I Janet Sue Blackburn Borger, Texas Dietetics ALCHEMISTS, SECRETARY-TREASURER: BIT AND SPUR, SECRETARY: HOME EC. CLUB, TREASURERQ NEWMAN CLUB, SECRETARY Mildred I M illiei Boehm Whittier, California Business DENVER CLUB: NEWMAN CLUB Gail Bond Taos, New Mexico Home Economics BIT AND SPUR, VICE-PRESIDENT: HOME EC. CLUBp SKYLINE SKIERS, TREASURER: SCAp IRC Norma Deidre Bond San Diego, California Interior Design HOME EC. CLUB F4 3 fvv' 'f'i'1-1 1' T 'z -7 4 f 'za ' -1 1, O I O O I O O O O O f iii T q 577 Z 0 715' Page 37 .-ll-1-1 . -ll-V . 1, Y.. , N-I :ia ,X - , .A if ' i, 1 ' ', . -. 'fn . .f I if i': -33367-3 , 5-551,-.J Z, E - -1 V i 1 fp., 161 i W E F , . 1 X e M ' 5 -i L,,- :Y -w ,L v. -, 'N 5 ,,gqoooooo 1 i or Q is E M X - ' -'HZ 1 ' , fy Zn A Lili L E so 'Y . f . B B Shirley Boyd '.fpHg, ,- B 1 Q ff5gg5 ffqeT,1 Johnstown, Nebraska Medical Secretary 1 :Av 1' 5:21. .f' ,, 1 WF' HE-'Z-il'ff'.'-Qglivglf TRI CHI -V ,Y 5 E X , J 1-y-frfif Q :JJ .- ' Lil-L . 2- ' rf,Ali-Q',5:'Q'gi!':Y:5- Il. o Beverly Brooks 0 Flagstaff, Arizona Business O 'fa TRI CHI . B 2 or Lela Bruns . 5 St. Joseph, Missouri Elementary Education 0 SCA: SENIOR CLASS, VICE-PRESIDENT E Evelyn Brunski Kemmerer, Wyoming Medical Technology ALCHEMISTSQ SCA: NEWMAN CLUB - -B 'fi i We B O I 233 67220719 .... W , I 'JL , r gl, I 0 U O I Q Q . I Pat Buckles Kansas Ci TRI CHI Barbie Burns 'K ty, Kansas Business Olathe, Kansas J IL.: ' I my ,., fs, L 11915 1 ,N W ' MII.. .I II ff-I if-E ss, DAD, 1 ournalism BETA PHI GAMMA? WESTERN GRAPHIC STAFF: SKYLINE, EDITOR: FTA: HOME EC. CLUB: SCA: IRC: CHAPEL CHOIR Pat Chadwick Lakewood, Colorado Dress Design DENVER CLUB: SGA Connie Clapp Winnetka, Illinois Interior Design BHOWSERS: SCA K TB Iii. 3 I . .5 Vin is I ini: i ,..I .L ff. 1? lu ..l, I ,l ' 1-I I ,1.'f.fTE as P u wr: -Iz- ',LZ- .-P'-4? ,I-E .xiii en fo rs Page 39 , ' 4 I 0 e ig A L . - fb , E A Linda Ann Cox I Rawlins, Wyoming Home Economics PHI THETA KAPPA, VICE-PRESIDENT: ALCHEMISTS, EQ M 5 PRESIDENTg BIT AND SPUR, PUBLICITY CHAIRMANg . HOME EC. CLUB, VICE-PRESIDENT: OPPORTUNITY LEAGUE, PEP CHAIRMANQ SCA, REW CHAIRMAN o as E -Us -' l Barbara Ann Culp 0 E 'r1LEfifi l 'A ' - ' 21, A, Adams City, Colorado Business H I A DENVER CLUB: scA A Sharon Ruth Daniel Denver, Colorado English Sue Dawes Winnetka, Illinois Liberal Arts -M PORTER, SECRETARY-TREASURER: PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE, PRESIDENTJ SCA: WAA, SECRETARYg HOUSE OF REP.g IRC .-ails - - - D, en Z0 rs f' fn! , A ,4 An ..-, ff ' Page 40 ' 'H f- . - fvjf .-14.-Eg!-Q? ifs.-ll :Y - ' ,5i:, fil35237Z- - ' , ' if .1--E'55.5?f1' ' Q ,Ji 1 -, L-. L-1 -' .: 3.,L.,E w ' -f ll A ,I W Ii If .1 ,I N 5 J Nancy Lee Deeon Redondo Beach, California Home Economics A ' SKYLINE SKIERSg scA gjggxiiagl Wanda G. DeFrance : Gordon, Nebraska Medical Secretary . ALPHA PI EPSILON: CONCERT CHOIRp SCA D' ' ' . I ' ' , , l Y . ' ' 9 I In f Deane Lee Drake A , Denver, Colorado Business 1 0 ALPHA PI EPSILON, PRESIDENT, DENVER cms, I, 0 VICE-PRESIDENT: scA: TRI CHI: HOUSE OF REP., , 0 SKYLINE SKIERS, PRESIDENT g 0 Cynthia Durham Denver, Colorado CONCERT CHOIR: DENVER CLUB: PALETTEERS, PRESIDENT: SCA Commercial Art ' :,.,q2,33f if' I ,TH .I ' In I eizzcrs -I . , , Ln-, 1-11155, If A gif-:,j lift Page 41 '1.a.-.52?3'F?.i.2.f5:f -- '- ,, , Dj , P I , I Page 42 1 -, en fe rs C ' ' , A , V 1 R-:fy L. ,UL 1 1 ' i as L,:,21.-my - 'E , Q- W-:bf - A ,.-L,-.5 B I' 'RTX 4 I I . , g Q o o 0 0 o o 0 9 l ' L ky me Elaine Eaton Torrington, Wyoming Elementary Education CONCERT CHOIR: ETA: LA TRITONNE: SCA: CHAPEL CHOIR Carmen Eddins The Dalles, Oregon Business SCA: TRI CHI: CANTERBURY CLUB Alberta Jean Ellis Denver, Colorado Business BROWSERS, SECRETARY-TREASURER: DENVER CLUB: TRI C1-11 Nancy Eininert Atlantic, Iowa Liberal Arts FOOTE, PRESIDENT: ALCHEMISTS: PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE: SCA: IRC: HOUSE OF REP. 5 C O O O 1, ,Z , W, m 1 gg-. 'uu,.s ,og :gy ' 'R-:g1:':g H' : A :'.S1f 'L - we if -ff . A :,:,, . ,HE M .21 ' ' . 5, ..,5g,,- Lx. - 13. rl 4 E -5 fi :QHAE L , 2 i - , 5 1 'f5F:75f':: Q -E..R5L, rf, :E - -. 1 Ernesta Jane Enderad Caldwell, Kansas Interior - Design FOOTE, SECRE'I'ARYg CONCERT C1-IOIRp SCRIBBLERSg SCA: HOUSE OF REP. Sally Eileen Englis Idaho Falls, Idaho Public School Music CONCERT CHOIR, SECRETARY: FTA: LA TRITONNEg SCA, MELTING POT CHAIRMANg IRC, PRESIDENT: CHAPEL CHOIR Alma Rocelim Erickson Jo Q1- Lakewood, Colorado Interior Design CONCERT CHOIR: DENVER CLUB: SCRIBBLERS, HISTORIANg SCA: CHAPEL CHOIR Ann Fabrizio Denver, Colorado Art STUDENT COUNCIL: DENVER CLUB: PALETTEERS r -5 N - X Lf W ,., . . Tw p .Y Y ' WI. fc - 'A nw. A -'fl 'ul -f1 .5m reaf t ff ' Q 0' E hd I X. ' .52-Q en fo rs gi, . yd L .ln 'J my ' E ,Q 62 Page 43 1 gi .v ,L , VNU' Page 44 fa. . 5'6- 'IP' P tr- la ,Wane Nona Falrnlen Grand Island, Nebraska Social Science SCAp mc, VICE-PRESIDENT Kathleen Fennessy V Aurora, Colorado Business ALPHA PI EPSILON, SECRETARYp DENVER CLUB: SCA, ORPHANAGE CHAIRMANp TRI CHI, TREASURER Barbara Ann Gailey Hansen, Idaho Medical Secretary CONCERT CHOIR: scA, TRI CHI Suzanne Garrison Denver, Colorado Sociology R U, sep., mc, CANTERBURY CLUB ' 231 -7- Ill. enzors L-. 1 ' AT-. A Lg.f,. . Dixie Joyce Geib Pierce, Colorado Home Economics ALCHEMISTS: HOME EC. CLUB: SCA I Janet Gnos Cornelius, Oregon Home Economics HOME Ec. CLUB: sczx, TREASURER 3' Sondra Goodman Grand Junction, Colorado Speech Therapy FTA: PUPPETS: IRC Barbara Greenoagh ' Wyola, Montana Medical Technology ALCHEMISTS: FLEUR DE us: SCA, PRESIDENTQ HOUSE OF REP. G' wi' -1 M , 'H :i f'1 :iM 4 U O O 1 C I ,, 'I -A if 4,0 en fc rs O O O ... Page 45 1: hz, . gf.-5 H qi' rv. rg. 1 Glu' I , Page 46 H Q .'. .I ,I '. . rx. - : Q1 rf. A -:J :iv I 1 T: , -vf-, I r . Q I: v f' f- Nl-QL' I ,V I I X It w e f I A I H: M' . -,L ,N A x'N .-'L .1295 I ,He ,J ,f 1 275113 i-iii.: en fo rs N4 f -if.4,1:E.2sA A feyfzne M arte Annette Gnnston Tacoma, Washington Business PI ALPHA MU: SCA: TRI CHI Marjorie H abenicht Colorado Springs, Colorado Nursery School Education BETA PHI GAMMA, SECRETARY-TREASURER: WESTERN GRAPHIC STAFF: SKYLINE, ASSOCIATE EDITOR: FTA, LIBRARIAN: SCA: IRC Helen Hardy H oislngton, Kansas Elementary Education BROWSERS: SCHIBBLERS Mary Lee H atley Rawlins, Wyoming Liberal Arts ALPHA MU GAMMA: FLEUR DE LIS: PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE, TREASURER: IRC El .- Af' w ' Tj fT ' HP iri- Qjxfegggf- - l 1 .ww :fy 1'- W - ' ' , 2, EW 'JI I W Ji' IL mv... - 1 I I N 1. :fl J ' ff- ,Lehi ' ,I I 'I .5 I 1, ,LJ A ge ,. 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Lg.csfi 'ngf V emors 3- Vo Denver, Colorado A1.CHEM1sTSf DENVER CLUB Alice Marilyn M eline Jalesberg, Colorado POOTE, VICE-PRESIDENT: SCA: HOUSE OF REP., SECRETARY CHI Liberal Arts Business I 'Q' Imjr-' lit Ml. N, '- -1 jail! I --- w-r,,. . 'Q -4. 'Sin Marilyn Dawn M eppen Idaho Falls, Idaho I nterior Design PULLIAM, SECRET!-XRYg CONCERT CHOIRg HOME EC. CLUB, SECRETARY SKYLINE SKIERS, SECRETARY SCAp WAA, SPORTS BUSINESS MANAGER HOUSE OF REP. Ruth E. Meyer Anthony, Kansas Business CONCERT CHOIR: FLEUR DE LIS: SCA: SKYLINE SKIEHS Mary Michelson Birmingham, Michigan Retail Merchandising BIT AND SPURg PI ALPHA MU, SECRETARY-TREASURER Carolyn Miller Buhl, Idaho Public School Music CONCERT CHOIR, VICE-PRESIDENT: OPPORTUNITY. LEAGUE, RELIGIOUS CHAIRMAN: SCRIBBLERS: SCA: CHAPEL CHOIR I 1- . ..'2'K Ne - 1 I ' A 'ETP --'gg Y- .,....4lI,L,a4,u 0 A - I3 F, 'w+ 'yg , fwsImI'. 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'FO I O ooooogg, 1 0 0 Le, I T 5 J Lynn Smith Craig, Colorado TRI CHI: IRC Peggy Ann Spencer Dallas, Texas PUPPETS, PRESIDENT Dorothy S tenseth Forest City, Iowa . 4 fas' Business Dramatlcs Business ALPHA PI EPSILONQ STUDENT COUNCIL, 'I'REASURERg SCA: TRI CHI: WAA Patsy Stevens Junction City, Kansas Voice CONCERT CHOIR: DIE DEUTESCHEN DENKERg CHAPEL CHOIR , . N , .--r-,pm - .nu mn -r ..'n'Fyf,w.- N A , 2 L 4 ' 'L AJLZWUY.. 'W QU' ': ' '. - J if! mfg.: -F, , -iii? . JK ' Z7 Q 1.1 '1 -. 'iQ-fff , Ill A I '51 A fx T1 '. fr 1 3 14 ,zg ji i'3,,. , : -.5-1'-li , I L '-F 1:11-iewizi? 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Sue Taylor Whitehall, Montana Nursery School Education BIT AND SPURp FTA, TREASURER SCA: CANTERBURY CLUB, PROGRAM CHAIRMAN Barbara Ann Terrell Wichita, Kansas Airline Stewardess DELTA PSI OMEGA: FLEUR DE LIS: OPPORTUNITY LEAGUE: PUPPETS: SCA Le Ann Thom son P Carbondale, Colorado Medical Secretary SCA: TRI CHI x 1: fiijiff' v'Ti51iLi' I F Q mr , . L- 2 X . .IM tv I 53,1 J: 5 in ,, 'Q I 1 ef 'nu i , 2 F' I, Q61 N. .- 0 I .. 41 LP 1 - Y V, as-1.5, ,,v 1-f. Y 'az -if - H I I' ,j :ILgfg5'E'Si-JI -riff? 'r'1Qf4'.1-31j,'i:5g'fi3ii.!g, TE-ZA, V, . 'L1y.,1-7-'57'3':-yiii' T-M '- L. fic- 5'1'7Lf:: . 1 e. .,mvE5i2g1 r 1' .i 1 , I .Ia 1 A en fc rs Page 65 1 5 1. .1 'I' tux! 'af -'sw ' A . u K In 153, M 23 r 5 .. Q 0 to 9 I 0 f Page 66 M mi QQ ,, I 4 . T Mary Lynne Thorson N Osage, Wyoming Home Economics ai! HOME Bc. CLUB, PRESIDENT: scA 1 :fi Roberta Trice Denver, Colorado Liberal Arts , -1.34: A , Zif- . -mf I'-'nijh , , IL, Y, ,Qi en fc rs 43 it BROWSERS: DENVER CLUB: SCA J acqne Vance Denver, Colorado Journalism BETA PHI GAMMA. PRESIDENT: WESTERN GRAPHIC, SPORTS EDITOR, BUSINESS MANAGER: SKYLINE, BUSINESS MANAGER: DENVER CLUB Dee Wagner Cimarron, Kansas Voice BROWSERS: CONCERT CHOIR: SCA: ' CHAPEL CHOIR: CANTERBURY CLUB 4 oooo0og,,. Q 11. ' K., IQIIQL' ' .-'rg.I ,-I Egw , .,. J -K? 'I'gg',:.1.,: ' Willa-Don Watson Cortez, Colorado Business ALPHA PI EPSILON, TREASURER Cora Westfall Denver, Colorado Medical Secretary ALPHA PI EPSILON, VICE-PRESIDENT: CONCERT CHOIR: DENVER CLUB: SCA: DENVER CLUB REP: CHAPEL CHOIR J anioe Wilson Santa Monica, California Medical Secretary SCA: TRI CHI Sally Jean Wilson Chandler, Arizona Physical Education CONCERT CHOIR: FLEUH DE LIS. 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QW! 12:4 A -J f L F fi 1 - V- '- e 'f'..: ':fi vp' ,tyh Mar Sue Woodahl Great Falls, M onta-na Retail Merchandising CONCERT CHOIR: OPPORTUNITY LEAGUE, VICE-PRESIDENT: PI ALPHA MU, PRESIDENT: SCA: CHAPEL CHOIR M arylyn Wylie Denver, Colorado Art CONCERT CHOIR: DENVER CLUB, WING CHAIRMAN: PALETTEERS: SCA: CHAPEL CHOIR Jan Yenni N orth Platte, Nebraska Retail Merchandising PI ALPHA MU, VICE-PRESIDENT: SCA Evelyn Lucille Young Akron, Colorado Business SCA, SECRETARY: TRI CHI: CHAPEL CHOIR as-Emi ...fic .5 .N 5 - 1. 1-' , J, L,,Q-'I 5'+i ? '?3-I, C51 Jeanne Ann Ynst Kremmling, Colorado Liberal Arts BIT AND SPUB: SKYLINE SKIERS: WHA, VICE-PRESIDENT Jean Catherine Zoutte Sheridan, Wyoming Business SCA, TRI CHI: CANTERBURY CLUB, PRESIDENT Ti . . .,.,.,.,. ,-, 4 Fm .F'EE+TF1 L. , R 0 . f 1ffQjf Q! ,N 5-, L.: v , ' ' ij? 'i ,' - -- F1 -., pr, . 10 ' ' r N in Q'-5.1731 I 2 5. ,A I gofwfado 'mmmzi Zfkge ff-MM. , R s W -,, IV P-1 anmaemcea Me ' fag a f as i f ammmzcwnwzf ' 1' 5' '-- -'-' ,' ,.' I' gm M' D' ,im - na s 'I f -ig gk M diaenqwyld -,Q' 1 nihfgwgfn If ga A -- --HH.--,' 4,a'Q:L5'If 0 WEN, - T3-1' ' W ' Q... Epi- ln! ' 1, Jmelbwz Aufzzaffifed amd N ' -2- Page 69 x. L., w SOME students have felt that previous issues of The Skyline have not provided sufficient space for auto- graphs and personal messages. To meet this need and also because the editors could not think of anything appropriate to go on this particular page, We are therefore leaving it blank. So, take your pen in hand and start Writing. Page 70 '1,5,.,. 5 J 4 x , 1 A o 1 1 'f gif' J? Iwi , rvv I A-, i . ,-, -uve, nf,- 1' 0 nf , e V S I. 9 :- A x x ' s. 5 f .gxfh Barbara Taylor Beth Montgomery President Vice-President Deanna Carpfino Pat Haan Secretary Treasurer Jtffofnenfs ffreslzfnen We kt forge! A PICTURE of poise and beauty, freshman initiate, Lauretta Anslyn, is shown eagerly await- ing her trial in Freshman Week Kangaroo Kourt. Her charming escorts are senior jurors, Carmen Eddins and Sandra Nauheim. -A., tif Judy Adair Salt Lake City, Utah Ann Adamson San Mateo, California Marion L. Alexander East Grand Rapids, Michigan Kaye Elizabeth Allen Oswego, Oregon Brookie Anderson Lovington, New Mexico Carol Anderson M ontefuideo, Minnesota Deanna Anderson Holdrege, Nebraska li F, . Liberal Arts Art Business Business Business Pre-Nursing Business A .3 .f Y 'fum-::'r vynd' Page 73 Page 74 gs! A 10' 'C' 439' 3- Em ' 'G' Carol Anne Andrews Denver, Colorado Carole Anixter San Francisco, California Susan Ankeny Dayton, Washington Lauretta Anslyn San Marino, California Barbara Anson I dledale, Colorado Reba Arends , Aurora, Colorado Beverly Bailey Clarksburg, West Virginia 'O'-' ' A ,i X dk! 7f6Sh777e Medical Technology Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Physical Education Liberal Arts Business Medical Secretary 101 fly -q,'.f l i Carol Ann Baker Marine City, Michigan J ose fa Becerra Golden, Colorado Verla E. Beck Delton, Michigan Carolyn Beckwith Larned, Kansas Judith Ann Beebe Denver, Colorado Carolyn Bell Rupert, Idaho Barbara Bethune Florence, Arizona -, N-.fx Business Religion Home Economics Business Retail Merchandising Education Home Economics 3 -va- . 5' ff' ii' 41'-V Q C .1 Barbara Rae Bloustine Kansas City, Missouri Donna Bolotin Grand Junction, Colorado Laura Bolstacl Dawson, Minnesota Darlene Booth N orth, Platte, Nebraska Barbara Joan Bradshaw Denver, Colorado 765 117755 Home Economics Liberal Arts Airline Stewardess Journalism Journalism Elisabeth L. Brehmer Red Hook, New York Mary Louise Brown Williston, North Dakota Page 76 Airline Stewardess Business .4 4 '. Georgia Budoolc Delta, Colorado M adilyn Buntz Casa Grande, Arizona Bonnie Burnham Alliance, Nebraska Judith Claire Campbell Basin, Wyoming Helen Carlock '-.,J'A' Business Speech Therapy Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Denver, Colorado Business Hattie Jo Carlton Lawton, Oklahoma Liberal Arts Deanna Carpino Butte, Montana Elementary Education gin. Page 78 4 ..,,f . ,Q 17 3 R . u.JJ.f Byrla L. Carson Torrington, Wyoming Diana Childers Dalhart, Texas Marjorie I. Chilson Denver, Colorado Jane Chittenden Hays, Kansas Janis Lee Clark Rawlins, Wyoming Ethel Marlene Cole 11.gg!r ygshme Home Economics Journalism Retail Merchandising Business Medical Secretary Ui Nag! 9-1, Meridian, Mississippi Nan Compeau San Mateo, California Religion Physical Education - .-if il' i '57 Linda Gail Cornell Hinsdale, Illinois Joan Cubitto Globe, Arizona Elaine Culver Newcastle, Wyoming Christie Sue Daher Cleveland, Ohio Barbara Dalrymple Bennett, Colorado Sara S. Danforth Yankton, South Dakota Judith Ann Daniel Denver, Colorado 4 I? Liberal Arts Medical Secretary Commercial Art Art Business Education Liberal Arts ff ' ' 9 J, f , -Q4-' --R tr Page 80 f' x 3:4 P11 N anoy Jane Danley Yuma, Arizona Donna Davison Livermore, California Mary Davison Livermore, California Barbara Day Tulelake, California Donna Jean Day Denver, Colorado Irene Dean Glendive, Montana Elaine DeBolt Torrington, Wyoming fi-1 reshflle Airline Stewardess Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Elementary Education Business Liberal Arts Pre-Nursing rv' A 'E IQ Y-. - Sharon Ann Dickens White Deer, Texas Derra D. Dion Pasadena, California Dianne Dion Pasadena, California Karen Dippel St. Louis, Missouri Darlene Dohrmann Great Bend, Kansas Elementary Education Pre-Medicine Liberal Arts Business Liberal Arts Wanda Lee Duncan Denver, Colorado Susanne Dunn Topeka, Kansas Liberal Arts Art -vw ,fin . Qs Y Page 82 'iv b N6 '5- lf W -ff , 4-N Blythe Earl Great Falls, Montana Charlotte Edwards Idaho Falls, Idaho Kay Eichenberger Cheyenne Wells, Colorado Jane Elder Miles City, Montana Gail Eliason Idaho Falls, Idaho Mary Eliclcer Montrose, Colorado Beth Elliott Lakewood, Colorado if f if n I 4 ' V E ' of 3 4 - In . , Q ,J ' .Q-'53, .. r 7'6S 127715 Education Liberal Arts Home Economics Business Liberal Arts Business Education hr- A 6 'EY Ginger L. Ellis Florence, Arizona Geri Estep Tacoma, Washington Francie Ewing Bakersfield, California Patti Faught Browning, Montana Roberta Finch Riverton, Wyoming Elaine Fish Deadwood, South Dakota Jan Forsyth Scottsbluff, Nebraska .f Xxvalfi Home Economics Retail Merchandising Physical Education Business Home Economics Business Liberal Arts Q Q -1149. E J. v Page 83 Page 84 ygsh Ruth Foster Bristow, Oklahoma Dodie Gaeddert Hutchinson, Kansas Diberal Arts Liberal Arts Doraine Gall M cAllen, Texas Airline Stewardess Sharon Gardner Denver, Colorado Education Ann Garrison Denver, Colorado Dress Design Judy Garrison Mt. Hope, Kansas Music Rose Marie Ghilarducci Arvada, Colorado Business 'wr' 7115 Evelyn Gifford Gering, Nebraska Barbara Gillespie Denver, Colorado Helen Girard Alliance, Nebraska Marilyn Goodwin Emmett, Idaho Jo Ann Grady Stanton, Nebraska Elementary Education Journalism Ifiberal Arts Liberal Arts Medical Technology 'vi' Carolyn Grimes West Union, Iowa Pat Haan Seattle, Washington Elementary Education Business Q 1 aff Pago as ...df Phyllis Joanna H ann Denver, Colorado Nursery School Education Sandra Sue H anusa Chateau, Montana J ohnlyn H appel Cheyenne, Wyoming Carol H aughey Burlington, Colorado Shirley H aulinan Arvada, Colorado Carol Hawkins Utica, Ohio Jane H eberling San Mateo, California Medical Technology CR Mary J 0 H erbruck Oxnard, California Elementary Education g jg Barbara H eward Winnemucca, Nevada Liberal Arts Sharon Hill Phoenix, Arizona Liberal Arts Patricia Ann H olmac Monte Vista, Colorado Liberal Arts Orvilla H Omer Junction City, Kansas Social Science Sally Horn Lamar, Colorado Child Psychology Carol Ann Horton Green River, Wyoming Liberal Arts :' d Pa 9 sv xg 'off reshmgf Eva Rose Howard Volborg, Montana Business Beverly Arlene Howe Lead, South Dakota Drama Gloria Ann Hummel Sabula, Iowa Liberal Arts Jo Ann Hunt Vernon, Texas Pre-Nursing Lynda Hyde Wichita, Kansas Science - Joan Carolyn Ingersoll D ' Denver, Colorado Airline Stewardess Kay J aelcson Denver, Colorado Education 14 5 .- Page 88 Carol Ann Jacobson Westminster, Colorado Patricia James Burlington, Colorado Donna Gail J averniclc Montrose, Colorado M arlys Marie Johnson Holdrege, Nebraska Diane Jordan Tacoma, Washington -elf' Chemistry Medical Secretary Liberal Arts Business Elementary Education Genny Jordan Del Norte, Colorado Elizabeth Juerling Richmond, Indiana Journalism Liberal Arts W ,,.f qv Donna Mae Kallsen Aurora, Colorado Diane Keeling Eloy, Arizona Sharon Keller Hutchinson, Kansas Elizabeth Kelly WYIIII reshme Drama Liberal Arts Nursery School Education Seattle, Washington Liberal Arts Marilyn Kelsey Santa Paula, California Interior Design -.iw Anita Louise Koehler Plainview, Nebraska Medical Secretary Mary Krasas Denver, Colorado Business Page 90 Oi! 'Nap Esther Krogh Adams City, Colorado Toslii Evalyn Kumagai Denver, Colorado Jeanne La Berge Redwood City, California Mary A. Laing Alliance, Nebraska Beverly Ann Lane St. Louis, Missouri Jeni Lantz Sterling, Colorado Business Business Physical Education Elementary Education Liberal Arts Business Q, rdf? .J E715 M si!!-..- Kae La Rosa Great Falls, Montana 'War' ' Voice Page 91 Page 92 Karen T. Larson Boulder, Colorado Priscilla Lee Adel, Iowa Lou Ann Leist Elroy, Wisconsin Sandra M. Lenz Denfuer, Colorado Betty Sue Lindenmier Denver, Colorado Arden Loomis Wichita, Kansas Camille Lorenc Cedar Rapids, Iowa reshmw Business Elementary Education Medical Secretary Liberal Arts Medical Technology Science Business, Karen M cClung Elkhart, Kansas Elementary Education Roberta Jane McEachern , Seattle, Washington Carol Ann M cG'rath Cincinnati, Ohio Sandra McHenry Buffalo, Wyoming Nancy McMullen Lincoln, Nebraska Liberal Arts Nursery School Education Business Business Phyllis M addox Denver, Colorado Charlene Mann H enalerson, Colorado 'W . . JJ.. Diberal Arts Home Economics , vJf Page 93 Page 94 be Q? w r 5 . gn. '11 I -4 V Nancy Jean Mansfield Monterey, California Pat M artinson re-Y Liberal Arts Whitehall, Montana Business Beverly Rae Masters Denver, Colorado Piano Rena Mattson Pasadena, California Home Economics Bobbie Ln Merchant Clarkston, Washington Interior Design Deana M erling Fallon, Nefuada Education Gayla Faye M illedge Sedalia, Colorado Business WW l O s. Dianne Miller Fellsburg, Kansas Priscilla A. Mills Hingham, Massachusetts Carol M izoue Denver, Colorado Beth Montgomery Palo Alto, California Carol Moore Sutherland, Nebraska Mary Ellene Moore Casper, Wyoming Peggy Moran Denver, Colorado HNHIII 'S Art Nursery School Education Liberal Arts Liberal Arts Airline Stewardess Business Physical Education J 'Q Page 95 Kaye Elizabeth Morgan Hugoton, Kansas Sally Sachiko M orikawa Denver, Colorado Linda Noel Morrison LaCanada, California Ebeth Morse San Mateo, California Kay Morton Bassett, Nebraska Judy M urdy H oisington, Kansas Mary M ynatt Las Animas, Colorado 'I A I li U rgshltle Liberal Arts Business Psychology Home Economics Elementary Education Medical Secretary Medical Technology ix Norma Ann N elsen Jerome, Idaho J unie Nelson Tucnmcari, New Mexico Lnanna Nelson Wheat Ridge, Colorado Ruthie Nelson Cody, Nebraska Jo Ann Nett Augusta, Montana Claudia Rae N ickell Bridgeport, Nebraska Judie May Nielsen Billings, Montana Lfiberal Arts Interior Design Drama Business Interior Design Diberal Arts 'vi' , .r 5. .W Page 97 We X . gli i L. ' 'V 'sl :Ti ' Auuuuk Kay Nielson Council Bluffs, Iowa Linda Karen Olness Big Timber, Montana Janine Olson Denver, Colorado Sheila 0'N eil Denver, Colorado Darby Jo O'Rourlce Denver, Colorado Carolyn Ann Orr Phoenix, Arizona Elizabeth Elaine Oursler Reisterstown, Maryland 1 is , so ygshme Liberal Arts Public School Music Home Economics Liberal Arts Education Art Physical Education 1 4 Geneva Palmer Dalhart, Texas Janet Palmer Dalhart, Texas Doreen L. Paul Hilo, Hawaii Donna L. Paulley Osage, Wyoming Louise Payne Williston, North Dakota Pat Pennington Englewood, Colorado Penny Peterson Great Falls, Montana f, ' -H-:ggi ., 'gli A ,f -pl' Business Business Business Business Liberal Arts Medical Secretary Elementary Education is If 'wx- A ' .ff Page 99 if Joy Laverne Pirn, Denver, Colorado Nancy Pfirtle Dexter, New Mexico Mary Linda Platt Orinda, California Sonya Pohlman Auburn, Nebraska Avis Pomeroy Osborne, Kansas J ackie Porter Anchorage, Alaska Elaine Prfice Pocatello, Idaho 'H Can- ' r Glenda Price Fallon, Nevada Carolyn Quinn Lamar, Colorado Phoebe Reade Salt Lake City, Utah Alison Reed Honolulu, Hawaii Patricia Ann Reed Shelbyville, Kentucky Beth Richards Atherton, California Sandy Riclcerd Big Sandy, Montana .gf . -N if Q .f Piano Airline Stewardess Education Retail Merchandising Speech Drama Elementary Education 25 - 'FS X f Page 101 Ramona Rinker Boulder City, Nevada Charlene Riordon Denver, Colorado Bonnie Rogers Hays, Kansas Annalie Ronzhefimer Portland, Oregon Mary Ellen Rybicka Denver, Colorado Linda Sack Crete, Nebraska Jan Schneider Omaha, Nebraska , - Norma Jean Selby Denver, Colorado Speech Therapy Carol Sheehan Butte, Montana Nursery School Education Barbara Sheller Rawlins, Wyoming Business Donna Sherard Kearney, Nebraska Elementary Education Lynne Marsha Sherman San Francisco, California Drama Carolyn Kay Sinclt Sterling, Colorado Elementary Education Judy Anne Sliter Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan Retail Merchandising 'wif' 'nf' . F- Page 103 Nancy Wentworth Smith Spokane, Washington Patricia Snyder Grand Island, Nebraska Sue Snyder San Diego, California Barbara Sommers Winnemncca, Nevada Sheri Sons Tulsa, Oklahoma Karen Kay Springer Aurora, Illinois Jackie Stahl Holyoke, Colorado rash Interior Design Violin Drama Liberal ,Arts Social Science Liberal Arts Speech 'Ii' Pattie Stark Fallon, N eoada Margie Stegeman Lakewood, Colorado Loie Lee Stokely Derby, Colorado Myrna Storheim Seattle, Washington Claudette K. Stout San Diego, California Marty Stumph Pratt, Kansas is Liberal Arts Business Pre-Nursing Home Economics Liberal Arts Retail Merchandising 41, Connie L. Sweeney Champion, Nebraska Business A if 1? Page 105 4-Ai Barbara Taylor Butte, Montana Louise A. Thomas Silver Lake, Kansas Ann Thompson Manchester, Iowa Diane Thorne Carmel, California Penny Thorne Twin Falls, Idaho Nancy Toennies Cincinnati, Ohio Dorothy Trauolt Denver, Colorado f?-if x'-uif., Barbara Turnage Denver, Colorado Mary Evelyn Turnbull Worland, Wyoming Sally Diana Urton Arvada, Colorado Barbara Ellen Vail Hollywood, California Mary Vesely Lewellen, Nebraska Sonja Joan Viken Seibert, Colorado Kay Voss Downs, Kansas l EQ wwf' xed' Dress Design Voice Airline Stewardess Elementary Education Social Science Home Economics Public School Music W Page 107 Page 108 'S' Q1 Y-we Sandra Voss Aurora, Colorado Gari Wagner Palo Alto, California Sharon Wagner Cut Bank, Montana Lois MacCuaig Ward Tacoma, Washington Marg Watson Denver, Colorado Judy Weinstein Denver, Colorado Diane Welin Wheat Ridge, Colorado fi '-flf Sv I 'iii' ygshm Drama Drama Business Elementary Education Speech Art Business 67 Lynn V. Wessel Glencoe, Illinois Nursery School Education Angie Westerhoff Arvada, Colorado Harriet White Buffalo, Wyoming Janis White Kingsdown, Kansas Elementary Education Retail Merchandising Home Economics Marilyn Wiggins Lyons, Kansas Medical Technology Catherine Carol Wilde Marine City, Michigan Interior Design Patty Wilkes Lockney, Texas Business will ,, ,fs Page 109 Page 110 ffl Za, ,rm Betsy Williamson Kansas City, Kansas Virgie Lou Wilson Perryton, Texas Pat Wise Denver, Colorado Marilyn Wright Scottsbluff, Nebraska Carolyn Kiyomi Yano Denver, Colorado 'QI if H-.,,,.-' rash Education Elementary Education Business Business Occupational Therapy Saundra K. Young Boulder, Colorado Julie Zanett Ouray, Colorado Speech Business mea VL. l ...neu fs' n, u f 5.- - v L ..,... f 11 Aff J.-I .,w1g5h.5-Q. ma. W 'Ez .-'ik ,gfx ly. I 1. r 4 W 1Qfgi5'YI.w I X -L I s. f 'o .. , fa 1-, A, ,',,-'?.fm, - e , .,., N gQ,, . . nGf'.-. .gig G-.. .9 lu' S, swcrer -2. Q. ' G' 'gli' 1 :A If 0 aw. , ,, Q .- fa 'Q Q O o 5' 1 Q J C 5 t 5 If df G .Qi-' 'Qg,e?'a-:uf-f' 1 ,udA. 1 if-.4...n X4 tir'lf'11 In LI' ' ,.k' -X A'X wvfff-Ya. f Y r X: 2 I -gi-' 4.- ff, - tx v llyki. X 1 . Fei?-:Q .M- a ., .lv-. 4 W . ' Trip -Ns fr U V4-'24 'iii-C . ,, - r wif . fi. sd .12 . ,fi E .' I , T V 'Fil :ai : - :mf '1 - - ai ,,' fa . 'Lai'-:-'4'l:: f T! ' I ,x ,-, ' . .f I, ,:,Q:.--- 4 Y 962, 4- I f . if N :cf 'L' 4' '. T' ' I Q 'rf -3, ,r ,. . Q--14. ., if MA,- ' 1 Q, in . Page 114 Skylzkze were Karen emefz Because of her outstanding Work in all areas including journalism, Karen of LaGrange, Wyo- ming, richly deserves this honor. Spark Queen ' This senior from Idaho Falls, Idcxhoi wiro?f 72 6 elected Sports Queen in recognition of her sports ability and personality. Page 115 Page 116 Gypsy Queen . x Q .h I- A x ' . xx . X 4 - Q LX 1 mx I I .1 V K- ,. N5 h X ?- - ' 1 X I 'Fw-5 V . ' 'N . , H K X c' .ns , . K ' .V - s, Q., Q '- - A Mix ,bg X' ,vlf - X 'R ' I Y x AA .x ,N -.. L 5 Y A x X . -X ., , , 3, ,-: -'L ' Y Nik , X .Ext . X V ' It- gh? Y, I. . ,.-r wax ,ff 'Y , XX , X X NR: , .. -I' 1 1 19, A , vi 1,5 .s .T N- A In A 11 1 Q' V., ., .x I L ,, q.' ' -- - K . km K rg. . -w v Q 15,5 XX. 1 ,f ff H1 Pu in 67 5 QW 1 lb. 'U fi bf frnk-'.,'-Af 'Lf' --A W A 1 J w ' ifrf'j'5fli il: X If-1 4' - i. ' 1 I A v 7,9 9 'fy if ' 'U 4 'Sent ' This freshman student from Kansas C1ty Mls souri, Was chosen Queen of the GYDSIGS at the annual jamboree held durmg September Page 118 Vdf67ZfZkZ6 zzeefz 'Q p AA, W - jk. 7 A - ig .' .r I ,i V 4 ' A 1 A committee of young men from nearby col- leges named Icme, of Lcrrned, Kcmscs, to reign as Queen of the Valentine Prom in February. ay Qzzaefe CWCS May Queen Nancy Emmert preslded E at final 'Prom of the lyear, Elgcted by polaular vote Nancy comes from Atlantlc Iowa Page 119 Page 120 Fresfzmm BEZIZIZTQ! zzeefz fx 1-Q, -4 'I' Q S f F . - QR .ll . Wi ' Council Bluffs, Iowa, is home for Kory Nielson 61 Z6 S who was elected Freshman Beauty Queen by her classmates at Colorado Womon's College. S67ZZb7' Beazzzfy Queen fn- 5 fe '-'Wi , This yec1r's Senior Beauty Queen, Ann Boob, 7272 comes from Farmington, New Mexico. She was elected by her classmates to this honor. Page 121 Page 122 omemmzkzg zzeefz Y ' Returning olurnnoe honored locm Hinkley of 6 the Cloiss of l955 os the Queen of the ctnnuol Homecoming in October. Mzksdmerzka of 19 6 v Ag -11' f. , - 32 'W ' - President of her class at CWC last year and also Freshman beauty queen, Sharon was crowned Miss America in September. Page 123 Page 124 1Q?zg of flze azmpzzs t U., anna-Q55 ur' 114 Shari Ritchie selected Bruce to be King of the 6 Campus at CWC. He is from Englewood, is ci student at D. U. cmd was nominated by Mcrrylyn ' Wylie. ' if . l T555 . if tif .t , x 4 .., an 1 . ' x wmers-zip IN THE Cowes! for Mhg of 2726 Campus' 'QL A. J 1' v' -Q-... E av .AVL '- ix Upper left: Mike Gaughen, from Nebraska is a student at Regis College. Entered by Sue Long. Upper center: Bob Sulte, Ft. Lauder- 7 dale, Florida, is a student at Colo- rado School of 'Mines and was entered by Randy Mayor. Upper right: Chuck McWilliams, Wheat Ridge, Colorado, is'a stu- dent at Colorado University and was entered by Mari Habenicht, Lower left: David Gerlock, Derby, Colorado, is working at Lucas Furniture and was entered by Beverly Lucas. Lower right: Iim Miller, Canyon, Texas, is a cadet at the United States Air Force Academy and was entered by Sheila O'Nei1. ' Page 125 1 fx '1qII'!O.l '- fi VY Ho , ! 'LF .,-in W. ,Ni 1 X.- SHOWN at the door to their haven- The Pub Room -are the Skyline queen candidatesg standing: Karen Iensen and Sue Long. Sitting leit to right: Barbara Martin, Barbara Burns, Iody Mitchell and Marj Habenicht. Below, what a galaxy of Beauty Queens! These girls were candidates for Freshman and Senior Beauty Queens. Left to right, first row: Ann Baab, Iacque Vance, Nancy Deem and Nancy Emmert. Second row: Deanna Carpino, Danna Sue Orr, Ioan Hooper and Carol Sheehan. Third row: Donna Mae Kallsen, Kay Nielson and Phyllis Maddox, n C' 3 fx t i Ns! rd' K , X' ildfv ,K -4 if lf' NJ s t i ',L.J4. . Z V Zi: . -' t X ., 'T' 4-J - . 1' e A A A V '- 2 ' B A + is A-'WM v - 754,15 -N k Tisg,',t:4,.' if X :W-, Q N Qgx: . GP Wi! 'OW-Q ,. mfs 5 xfi - -ltirvl f 'WTO ' DENVER D 3?1?'.J ' Vla., A 1 V . X . 1 s f iv-,:. ii wsu? D uwvilil 'f ' 4- THE picture to the left shows the Sports Queen candidates taking a rest after an exciting game of tennis. They are, left to right: Sue Kennedy, Marilyn Meppen and Sue Dawes. Below: Iane Iasperson is flanked by the group of men who selected her as queen of the Valen- tine prom. They are, left to right: lack Dee-ter, of Denver University, Lt. Iohn Manley, of Lowry Air Force Base, Paul Murray, a student at Regis College, and Iohn Davis, of Colorado University. Her attendents were: Marilynn Morris, Randy Mayor, Doris Gaeddert and Diane Iordan. WJ? ' UV. . ' 2 ' .a PWR. f 1 my V ' V 'i'13fgQHf3.p,. rt! - fi, fr! ,, -s '7 D 'slug M. L I J 5' 'Q -5 1 'Y A ,VJ 5 , if , r ,.-,X e , fx V 1-r Calffzpzzs Oydffjf At left, Marylyn Wylie poses proudly with Bruce Hepp whom she nominated tor King of the Campus and who was judged the Winner by Sharon Kay Ritchie. Below are the candidates for Denver club queen. Front row, left to right, are the candidates, Pat Chadwick, Ann Tanner and Marylyn Wylie. Standing are the two freshmen attendants, Luanna Nelson and Donna Kallsen. 'Y ,FUR J:-A ,.:. mf. ,171 fb '- , ,Af as 45: w I, S-04 'EQ ...L.. n,...L.. 'xfg Yfi X 3' 1.1 9' QEAQ4. K Y.Q'E1l2,A 1. V, ... ' ,nr 9 E ...EH M.. . .- ,...,1.s ! YV' ' , , 'x .ac I U 44? nl. Mi. x I Li 4 nl V v , 7 5 's rf ,L fxf ': 1Qrr.v '- 4 il 9 'fi 'J 1 :QV HA, . v-Iv T , . . X ,. , Y 0 I aniza fiona '- j- . mal, f I Y' -.gens-Q .1 -. ,,. V Vp N Q f K K. Z i 49 - hrs, 1 ' 'H ' I' Q gs . - ,, i'LlF 7? ' A fi ' m. 5 - J .fn M . V ' f nf 'v V X ' Y ,, V 3 L: :.. gfwi -dj., kiyz w ! -I - C H , 6 ' 1 5 -A ,, x ' YQ 1 1., M 1 .Mud 4' U . X ,dr Y ' 1 1 ' 5 1 ' 1 f ' , .. - ' Q I' ' S ' ' ' 'fr .mmnm.1.,..g4Q.i . .. .,f3.:l'g.a:nai!Mu,. U -, -' '. - -.?:- ..,.,...v.q....M2.ZL.A....u.....M..... g.,....,.L.44L..n'aeiffem. LIBRARY ,.1.,,U.f,. -.U L fi I I h?5l3' ,. 1 1 ffwvmn 1- A rfffii Y . Miss Clara Wilm Sandra Seacat Sponsor President C i i1 . . . A Q A Administrative rl Student Council THE Administrative Stu- dent Council represenis the en- ,, A A 1i'i w tire student body and is the voice ' 1 'N X oi the students. It is an organiza- S 'P tion of the students, by the 'L 3xP1'2iA 1::,. '.,. A ' , . mi students, and for the students. Annette Gnnston Treasurer ' ' ' , f.-30: Yi Psi- ' ,' Qu' yi: ,1 -4, no . , Y V' . W :si-.5 if . .V NY. , -, on --f-.1 '1, . . , Y 7 g :EEF'f'3?,H A , Alice Holmes Barbara Johnson NSA Chairman Senior Dorm Representative WL!!! fr'--P5 -. - : 1 J L .J E i , , 1 N N 1, k, 3. Dorothy Parmley Eleanore Priee Corresponding Secretary D-Club Representative 2 ' 55 k'V' - ' qw 'EE'iL,.,,'l,A . , . A. we I J 'L L'ffQ':1..2,,f . . ,Av Danna Sue Orr Naomi Neiman Vice-President Secretary '-lg. A .H nf' Y s- - . .1 4 si as WI Cynthia Bennett Mary Davison D-Club Representative Freshman Dorm Representative 4, it i Jo Ann Nett Janine Olson Freshman Dorm Representative D-Club Representative .. - Q 1- 'ff 'Tx ., 1 L -A 7: ,. - yy , i. few. is A, 'L ,.::FrK- 2514 11.255--jV'f'i' . , 2' 'gf-Q ' Zgffzs - Q ,Q fri.-'nj ' 1 ' 3 0 ' ,TEX 7521: A: : .4i'H'9JfJfti.f' 1:21:52 ' Y ,, Susan Ankeny Shirley Stewart NSA Travel Chairman Senior Dorm Representative 1 3 Zita Johansen Porter Hall, President Mrs. Magdalene Woods Porter Hall, Director Miss Geraldine Mast Dean of Students lr.5i- . V? QQ all ' J . s , 4 A vril... H, ',, FQ,. 'W if Mrs. Martha Gibbs Foote Hall, Director Nancy Ernmert Foote Hall, President ji Y A .4 ,.s ,Ia lf ' ' .'ff17fi'3E'Ea'?T' FF refer- crm Connell J . , - Y 3 .35-5. . ,.-. ,-- -Ja f W A . , 5 .5, V .15 LQ ...G ' 7 1' 5 ' 'H , If ? ' .-rf-f ' . , E j' 4 ? . f of if . . lg P is-s.. flxggrta .U ' w,,ff,3.rf Eiff- ' V, 1 ' , 5-. 4 rm .-ru' '11 ., .iw Q . V EX C, A bat ': v: M. . -'El . it . ' 'Q P' 157' ' fu - . . , i .s . r., -Y-A? 1 - 11132 'fal- . 3, ,fflf 3 1 It ??A?3L2-Lg L , 3 I ,- A:-Q-ll2J4!.K1gA-, Sue Dawes Porter Hall Secretary f '21- f ' Janet Jensen THE Inter-Dorm Council is an organization composed of A ' A all of the dormitory boards on campus, the dean of students and the president of the associated students. It meets regularly to see that dormitory rules and procedures are consistent and to . . ,S decide on further activities and programs for the dormitories. X Sandra Seacat Student Body President , . 345 F ' 7 T 7iflf - ,si .T'1f , Z 7 7i'? W' TL 'W 'yt 1. . :ff -,gif 4 ' ' 1 ' -6? J Jw. ,-?i'fQ.- , . 4 1--4 ., 1 TTI! . l '1 J, . 'A-V 1 , - X1 .,r1, f 42 ' s- 3 .. M . I . 5 . i .. 1 f rw V :A . . F' Ji, y ,. ,Q-,?,,.., ,fi ----if . 7 . l , , ' , . L - 1 .. - - V sr y . A 1 ' 0, .4 x 1 - . Y. - . eeertr Ev -arf I V ' jx-'n ' H' J' -- -A 1 . +ve . , ' V Lit- '- .W fs, . N d ' ' .. 'sfflsifii . ..1,e':::f21f..,'. 'wi .es W 3 .- r+:f6sfQfJ'.i' .12 2- ,az - 5- , if-,gQ fi'T 1 '?7:'ir'fL- tg , ' ' -.-aj 1 's- ' -,.-Vf.-2-L' .spur-u .Serra Q1 f. . ., , . 1,4-.9 ew . ..5. fee.. u ll:-L .-w-1' er... 1 .K . , . .. 1.4 . 'M 1, Ernesta Endernd Foote Hall Secretary Foote Hall Vice-President , 4 A5 1.-..lQ:.-: 1:1.,g,g.::-gf' 1 K V, :gg .gg PK Marilyn M eline Q 5 , er' if if , ' 1' ' - -' ur . , 3 . 15.3125 Av' X 1 t dim -, , '. V, .Q -,qu ii' 5 1.6 i -.3 lf 5 . L . i , H llsee ff. .ist fi.: . 1 :Q A. Y 1 Q ,Y J tr , - Lg ,F 1,1-grip , . - Y YV Y gf-' 51, :gg f 2 ' R . ' ' - Q---,sill X. . V f 3,33 :gf if-1 . , . . . A, V ..,,..L.igs::.t....i i '1' V f g , L L. 3Qii:ls'.QfQd iff? Mrs. Flora Prather Marilee Richards Sue Koch Marilyn Meppen ' Pulliam Hall, Director Pulliam Hall, President Pulliam Hall, Vice-President Pulliam Hall Secretary f- - --if-,-- --,TFP Y - - - ,, r g I, J - N ' 1 l , ' W g ,J L A . , , F g, .Q ., , Q.v,A.v M M l ,H ' A 4 -Ilml ti i Z 1 '. c f.E.q1..l . ' -I-I 'N Y i 2 Lmda Cox Margaret M arm Janet Blackburn President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer 1-ifvlzemzkfs STUDENTS with an inclination towards the sciences participate in this organiza- tion. Requirements for membership include registration in at least one science course Front Row: Mr. Francis F. Broman, Linda Ann Cox, Margaret Mann, Ianet Blackburn Row Two: Nancy Ernrnert, Barbara Greenough, Nancy Toennies. Row Three: lane Heber- ling, Patsy Stevens, Mary Davison, Carol Meader, Ioan Hooper, Evelyn Brunski, Io Ann Sutley. Row Four: Annalie Ronzheimer, Marilyn Wiggins, Dixie Geib, Lynda Hyde, Barbara Terrell, Donna Davison. How Five: Lois Rosser, Iudie Nielson, Cynthia Bennett. 2 ,l , W, Fa 43 t V. , X PY- - 116 . l y ,tri P W ig J, it I Le x M V 2 I X . , , l 32 'W 1 K . , , li, M .,,.,, fa- 1 ' i l 1 .. , t- xt Y ms, r A 1 i ,V ew , rr J .,,gZls,r., ii A - ' l 1 -, lf, ul' -- ' l:J i Z I :. . ' iq 'f V , , ,,aL,4JlA3e.,,, in,-,-l4,. , , 4. -Q ,fp an , , , V-. H., ir? . Y- lf gl Dellamae Olsen Gail Bond Janet Blackburn Sue Long President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer B27 and Sp we BIT AND SPUR is composed of thirty girls proficient in riding. They participated in one of the biggest events of the year, the National Western Stock Show. Requirements for entrance in this club are a written exam plus a riding test. Bit and Spur is sponsored by Lee Balenseifen. Front row, left to right: Gail Eliason, Georgia Budock, Lynn Wessel, Sheila Nixon and Annalie Ronzheirner. Row two: Ginger Ellis, Loie Lee Stokely, Ieanne Yust, Linda Cox, lane Elder, Randy Mayor, Eva Rose Howard, Io Ann Nett, Diane Miller and Kay Sindt. Back row: Esther Krogh, Shirley Stewart, Kay Allen, Sue Taylor, lanet Blackburn, Dellamae Olsen, Sue Long, Gail Bond, Gail Hughbanks, Sue Kennedy, Pat Paught and Bev Howe. XX? Diane Nelson Publicity 'Y is l -41 I a L! , in 55317, -. i 1'l1 ffi1vT2f A . Q LXIKT H . cl H 1 .. 4 . JL H H ,mfs et , H . H .,,. .,, Janet Jensen Carolyn Miller Sally Englls Mrs. Anton Landler President Vice-President Secretary Director Accompanist Cancer! C12 ozr THE Concert Choir presents the music for the Hanging of the Christmas Greens and participates in the Fine Arts Festival in May. It also does several programs around the Denver area during the year. The choir is pictured below. Front row, left to right: Patricia Holliday, Dee Wagner, Patsy Stevens, Carolyn Miller, Ianet Iensen, Sally Englis, Iuanita Shramek, Pat Pippin and Maritza Tagaropulos. Second row: Irene Dean, Sheila O'Nei1, Ioy Pim, Dorothy Traudt, Laura Bolstad, Roberta Finch, Glenda Price, Ianice Forsyth and Sue Snyder. Third row: Elaine DeBo1t, Rena Mattson, Sharon Dickens, Mary Vesely, Phyllis Hann, Claudia Nickell, Carol Ann Horton, Wanda Lee Duncan and Patricia Snyder. Fourth row: Charlene Riordan, Alma Erickson, Marylyn Wylie, Arden Loomis, Ieanne LaBerge, Linda Olness, Lois Prosser, Sandy Hanusa and Valerie Berman. Fifth row: Maryevelyn Turnbull, Beverly Bailey, Iudith Garrison, Kae LaRosa, Marilynn Morris, Elaine Eaton, Patsy Retman and Beverly Masters. ,Q DZ? Dezzisflzwe Deizker THIS club is interested in the study of the German language and the literature of that country. The members, pictured above, clock- wise, are: Annalie Ronzheirner, Dianne Dion, Sandy Hanusa, Kae La- Rosa, Dr. Lena Mayer, Sponsor, Sandra Marsh, Marilyn Kelsey, Derra Dion, Claudette Stout, loy Pim and Patsy Stevens. Ei 2- v , ,, -951 be H-y I . , ' ' Q v' ' ' alll' X . in QF: Bro zwers To QUALIFY for membership in Browsers, students must show an active interest in poetry, drama, essay and novel. The members shown below are, seated, left to right: Norma Selby, Roberta Trice, Irma Azaclkanian, Sue Snyder and Iean, Ellis. Stand- ing, left to right: Barbara Iohnson, Dee Wagner, Beverly Howe, Miss Alice Spengler, Sponsor, Carol Ann Iacobson, Beverly Masters and Connie Clapp. 1'- 'AL A Es? 2: 55 .V . ll, ' fm- .- 51 '-52.52 i 1 - ' - . :Q .QQ .1 g- .- , . E, g,A-,:v..1r - will V I , . . .glib 1.5.5 .. ,if fy f . .fe V: 1, ,isiariaff -gil 3 Eleanore Price Miss Clara Wilm Sally Wilson President Sponsor Secretary-Treasurer , -, ....,i.,..al,...S4L.. 1 leur de Lzk FLEUR DE LIS is a social organization for students who are interested in the French language. It is the purpose of this club to study not only the language, but the customs and the people also. Members oi this organization ore: front row, seated leit to right: Carolyn Grimes, Karen Springer, Helen Carlock, Barbara Nelson, Mary Elicker, Bar- bara Greenough, Ruth Foster, Irene Dean, Kay Nielson, Dorothy Parmley, Miss Wilrn and Eleanore Price. Second row, standing left to right: Sandra Seacat, lane Chittenden, Bonnie Rogers, Sally Wilson, Ruth Meyer, Gail Eliason, DeLynne Humburg, Barbara Taylor, Carol Sheehan, Barbara Terrell, Marilee Richards, Mary.Lee Hatley, and Iudy Daniel. : Q- K '.:,1.,f.: rixv- A wh: .7 , A 'Aj- 1 fr ' 'W' 'sg-rfrsf ' V' Q :V .3 5 - M.. lj'.gx:l-:fa-2 f L 5 ff .q ':g, if-lil .f-1.1 '47 -.,4 ,V QM 5 A .g. 'AQ-.Q'f, ' t-Qkdff 1. .4 ' --3Kf1PiFL vlj H1122 '-' 4 - H1 - rs-3+ f EMA. 4, V 5 in it UH., U If . -.Q ,V .4 J - vis' ,pil ,- Z ii? iw: . .1 , . 1.2,-. 2. f:,., . . ' '., ' i 411 , any .h L, Y z-at '-r - Af' ls --+ Mei- ' 4,4 ' . 'j -- f -'-2 f :ay . , 4 .. few ' ' l 'is'-Tw f ' im , pal fi l 'Ll ' ' E-'iii L 1, i '.- IQ' W' 9 E 4--,J 1 I H it I as 1 iz, 9 I V . A V' r V 1 '74 1 I - 5 . -ICJ I :E V .-1 , 4 -.5 ,515 , 2 ' . M -L'5f-- lt ., fi Bizkit.. Linda Cox Mary Thorson Vice-President President owe Emnomzks Club THE Home Economics Club is open to all girls taking Home Economics. The activities of the club help to create an interest in the profession and prepare the members for better family and community liv- ing. Pictured below are the members. Front row, left to right: Charlene Mann, Ianet Blackburn, Mary Thorson, Mrs. Troeltzsch and Marilyn Meppen. Back row, left to right: Ianine Olson, Ioan Hooper, Ianet W Gnos, Dixie Geib, Sonja Viken, Nancy Toennies, Verla Beck, Gail Bond, Myrna Storheim, Lois Rosser and Ian White. W-W. l' l'17,!Z'.-QQ!! E' 1-ui -f n 1 . as it 1. eye: ..v 'I , l eg-YZAW5--'H iff-:ei 4. lie-i Z .. .1 - ..-Us . -. mary: , , 1,4 ir I' . 1 .111 M arilyn M eppen Janet Blackburn Secretary Treasurer Mrs. N ellie Troeltzsoh Sponsor R. 4 1 L V-8-5, V A t T q,L: ,1.,yl 'A 'Y y ivy ' f-: , fl lf! JXP'-1 Q, .-1 4g , I 'V L 'ull' X ,wig Yxl w 'A?:?db T .1 45- - '- bf-is . 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A-1 ,J il, Q :vi A 38.51-g,:F:!f for J.,-3,52 N fig ig 6315, -. f'-f-mm, ,gnu -.J if -Cfxx-1-' -43-,..,'1L+',Qi.gs5j,:Q, 541 '- NA,-. ey-I -tj:-If ...hiv -l f 2 gy 'J X xg .il:3,t-i,.ii,Q.Sq ' . 4, R JIAJI-,-14. zur: t.1.NLE A- - V f - - T1-I - :,4f.:i4n,Y,., ,.,, e.. ,.iH5JVJ'qsf:A .J i 'W W N ' o arf' c - X 1 - Y, ,i -, W , vs ' 1 : YI' L v -:iii . A - 5 K J- un' ll 1- - Y . c 'Q' A f x ,gf .' 'v-4 ei ' A t , . lf -'-' 4.'1,.'.i. r- - 11 -..'1 , ,t f'j'f ' '. ,.-. ' 1:-4' Mar Sue Woodahl Janice Yenni Mary Michelson Mr. James Lewis President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor A440120 zz This club is organized for all girls interested in the career fields of per- sonnel, advertising and merchandising. Activities are varied and include field trips, service projects and social functions. Pictured below, left to right in the back row: Alison Reed and Diane Thorne. Left to right in the front row: Ann Ascherl, Harriet White, Elaine Price, Mary Michelson, Annette Gunston, Geri Estep, Iudy Slifer, Mr. Lewis and Mar Sue Woodahl. tvisgy, +-if sl Joyce Lynn Judy Adair Madfilyn Buntz Mary Lee Hatley President Vice-Preszdent Secretary are Amerzban League THE PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE is for the promotion of interest in Spanish culture and civilization. lt promotes an understanding of Spanish speaking peoples. Students must have memorized a Spanish song, be taking Spanish at the present or have taken two years previously for membership into the club. Pictured below, standing, left to right: Sue Dawes, Randy Mayor, Mary G Lee l-latley, Madilyn Buntz, ludy Adair, loyce Lynn, Dr. Lena Mayer. Seated, fourth row, left to right: Ruthie Nel- son, Maritza Tagaropulos, lane I-leberling, Sue Ankeny, Alice Holmes. Third row: Ianet Palmer, Gail l-lughbanks, Bernice Biehl, Charlotte Ed- wards, Barbara Sommers, Patty Stark. Second row: Patty Wilkes, Val Berman, Io Ann Grady, lean Sims, Linda Cornell. First row: Louise Payne, Laura Bolstad, Mary Vesely, Louise Thomas. Treasurer Lena Mayer Sponsor Y? if --.IFA fi 'i-' L 'T . rf XG' l . T' A g 4 'Wiz 142321 51-i 7 ' ' 'A M ba- Mrs. Virginia Montgomery Barbara Martin Mar Sue Woodahl Lois Rosser Sponsor President Vice President Opporfanzry League OPPORTUNITY League, known as Opp League to most of the students, is one of the largest or- ganizations on campus, It sponsors the weekly Friday night dances, is responsible for publicity for con- certs, both on and off campus, is in charge of the annual Twilight Sing, and encourages each girl to take advantage of her opportunities and develop her personality in as many areas as possible. Seated below are: Mar Sue Woodahl, Barbara Martin and Lois Rosser. Standing are: Mrs. Virginia Montgomery, Carolyn Miller, Patricia Ryan, Margaret Mann, Barbara Terrell and Irene Dean. 'T Secretary-Treasurer 'T r ei! rv- '78 Q T 1 - t . 1, 1. - I CP 5 , 4'i E? A cs' -5 fx -v zu.. Swfzfbler Pzzppefs MEMBERS of Scribblers, above, publish the annual creative writing magazine, The Scribbler. Members are chosen on the basis of unsigned short stories, essays, or poems. First row, left to right: Sandra McHenry, treasurer, Alma Erickson, historian: Karen Iensen, president, Miss Beatrice Young, sponsor, Sue Long, vice-presidentg and Genny lorclan, secretary. Second row, left to right: Ernesta Enderud, Carolyn Miller, Carolyn Beckwith, Camilla Lorenc, Shirley Struss, Betsy Williamson, Barbara Bradshaw, Helen Hardy, Iody Mitchell, Irma Azadkanian and Laura Bolstad. 4- , v Q f 2,1 C9 MEMBERS of puppets, below, participate in the many dramatic activities on campus including a costume dinner, benefits fofrfclub and stage properties, and teas. First row, left to right: Sandra Seacat, sec- retary, Peggy Spencer, president, Mr. Homer Grout, sponsor: Barbara Nelson, vice-president, and Barbara Bradshaw, treasurer. Second row, left to right: Ruth Nelson, Bets Brehrner. Gail Hughbanks, Gari Wagner, Karen Iensen, Arden Loomis, Sue Snyder, Lynne Sher- man and Barbara Terrell. ,E ,, wry ' ' 'C-7 if V I Q 4 s- 1 , ' it q 19,5 W'-' -sr , tt: .,1- :f.- l fix l l ' ,yt . s if F, , F A . . f 3 ' Q-fl z fi. -, if l - ' m le , 1 f t L ' ff ' t. all Sue Kennedy Jeanne Yust Sally Wilson Sue Dawes President Vice-President Recording Secretary Treasurer ewan ls' 11 Mfefzk Assevzaizen on and off campus. The present chapter at CWC was founded in 1939. Members ol the club are, left to HE Wornan's Athletic Association is a club used to promote the recreational activities of girls right, Row one: Patricia Holliday, Betty Sue Lindenmier, Zita Iohansen, Marilyn Meppen, Sue Dawes, Sue Kennedy, Mrs. Elva Peterson, sponsor, lean Zoutte, Sally Wilson, Ann Baab, lane Heberling and Avis Pomeroy. Bow two: Karen Springer, Carolee Irvine, Sara Danforth, Nancy Toennies, Sue Anlceny, Carol Hawkins, Lois Rosser, Valerie Berman, Ieanne La Berge, Margaret Mann and Carol Ann Iacobson. Row three: Dianne Dion, Beverly Bailey, Sally Horn, Mary lo Herbruck, Elizabeth Iuerling, Sandra Lenz, Ginger Ellis, Marilyn Wiggins and Ioyce McMillen. ll -42 4 it I I , A ' . 1 4 ' t ' F A 1 f - 1 - I - p In.-7' .. Q K, '- ' 1 'a F l 1 ' G- I 5 , 'Z 5' I. lE,1u - x , wig!! ga, 'P ., pq. mx in 4 r gffii ,. , V- Q K ,L . . Wy, W F ,W U -yt J 5 X 15' 1 K ?i, E'g . X 'sz N. 1 'ff 1 . 4, nys? 'z fff f ix f LEW'-.-Q ,msiifg '45 45 , f f ..-. f0frz:2m 'f'F 'B' 74,7 Q-4 I .y 9 QQ 0 A fi 2 Q om-W Ss. if W wvlif ai G0 of ,. ' sf gs. 4' A 15. 4, fa 1. A N si X , ' 'Q af ' ' f- ' 3 '-4 1. 5 'X .Af7-ii ' X N AJ-. N 'K ig3?w , jg ' , WI! --.:'f'3 3' 1 X2 5 131 'if A 55? QP-gg X 3 45 gf, W -P 2 sm Q. xx., ,ag is Q .il f .x , vs ,Zi U w J figs U1 E, ,.- Alanenae THE alumnae's chief objectives are to pro- mote fellowship among the alumnae, and to help advance the interests and projects of the college. Pictured above are Mrs. W. B. johnson, who is President of the National Alumnae Association, and a graduate of the class of 1948, and Loretta Rhea Sharp, a graduate of 1941, and the recipient of the Award to the Outstanding Alumna. International Relations Clan IBC is an organization created to encour- age discussion and interest in current events, and knowledge of world affairs. Below, row one: Karen lensen, secretary, Mr. Walker S. Edwards, sponsor, Sally Englis, president. Row two: Marjorie Habenicht, Alice Holmes, janet jensen, Barbara Martin, Maritza Tagaropulos, Barbara Burns, Kay Hogancamp, Sonya Pohlman, Nancy Ernmert. Bow three: Carolyn Mason, Valerie Berman, Sue Dawes, Mary Lee Hatley, Nona Palmlen, vice-president, Eleanore Price, Sondra Goodman, june lvelich, treasurer. fl J ' 1 1 I . 3 , , 1 , 11 -lit E Carolyn Mason Mary Laing Suzanne Koch Sue Taylor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Fafare Yeaclzers of Amerika THE Future Teachers of America is an organization for all girls interested in the teaching profes- sion. Among its activities, the club sponsors field trips to various schools to enable the members to observe teaching methods. A party for Denver orphans is also a feature of the club. First row, left to right: Kay Morton, Mary Laing, Carolyn Mason, Miss Bird, Suzanne Koch and Sue Taylor. Second row, left to right: Pat Pippin, Mary Louise Marston, Mary lo Herbruck, Blythe Earl, Sally Horn, Angie Wester- hoff and lanet lensen. Third row, left to righti Marilynn Morris, luanita Shramek, Elaine Eaton, lean Sims, Kay Sindt, Carol Sheehan and Sue Long. Fourth row, left to right: Sally Englis, Karen McClung, Penny Peterson, Deanna Carpino, Carol Hawkins and Priscilla Lee. Miss Leah Bird Sponsor - ii r 75.191, lil--id-,, -F l ,- Ann Tafrmefr President Geraldine M ast Sponsor Beth Elliott Sach M orikawa Pat Chadwick Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Denver Cfzzb DENVER CLUB is a social organization for day students with head- quarters in the lounge on the second tloor of Treat Hall. Members of the club are pictured below: First Row Seated-Lett to Right: Pat Chadwick, Lois Ward, Ann Tanner, Phyllis Mad- dox, Betty Lindenmier, Marilyn Miller, Beverly Lucas, Cynthia Durham, Marylyn Wylie, Ethel Cole, Carol Ann Iacobson, Dorothy Traudt, Genny Iordan, Iosefa Becerra, Verla Beck, Pat Ryan, Mildred Boehm, and Elizabeth Elliott. Second Row Standing-Left to Right: Sandra Lenz, Dean Mast, Sharon Daniel, Pat Adel- sohn, Kay Fennessy, lean Ellis, Dixie Drake, Eleanore Price, Loie Lee Stokely, Marjorie Wat- son, Reva Arends, Margie Stegeman, Mary Krasas, Charlene Riordan, Carol Meader, Ianine Olson, Diane Welin, Cora Westfall, Rose Ghilarducci, Beverly Masters, Ioy Pim, Ann Gar- rison, Roberta Trice, Ramona Rinker, Barbara Culp, Alma Erickson, Henrietta Gage Rollert, Kay Iackson, Cynthia Bennett, Mary Rybicka, Donna Kallsen, Phyllis Hann, Norma Selby, Sheila O'Neil, and Pat Pennington. Third Row Standing-Lett to Right: Barbara Gillespie, Iudith Daniel, Luanna Nelson, Peggy Moran, Helen Carlock, and Ioan Ingersoll. Fourth Row Standing-Lett to Right: Marjorie Chilson, Barbara Turnage, Chris Stewart, Iudith Beebe, and Donna Day. i.. 4- y .. --. mzferbzzry Club Canterbury Club tabovej is a national organization of Episco- pal students on college campuses. Members seated are: Mary Thcrscn, Beth Richards, Father Dudley Bruce, lean Zoutte, presi- dent, Ioan Cubitto and Nan Compeau. Standing are: Sara Dan- forth, Donna Paulley, Pat Pope, Suzanne Garrison, Dee Wagner, Sue Taylor, Sheri Wagner, Sandy McHenry and Marilyn Goodwin. -1-v 45 P17 1. Z e if -W S if . li 2, l ' Y ' A J? Y. N VI fix. 2, ,- 11' I I U 4 N ezefmafz Club Newman Club tbelowl lor Catholic girls has an active chapter on campus. One oi its members, Carol Sheehan, was selected as Denver's prettiest colleen on St, Patrick's Day. Members seated, left to right: Io Ann Sutley, Peggy Spencer, Ianet Blackburn, secre- tary, Iune Ivelich, president, Carol Sheehan and Barbara Som- mers. Standing are: Donna Iavernick, Iuanita Shramek, Io Ann Grady, Derra Dion, Doreen Paul and Carolee Irvine. 5 A H Q f 131 Q r 43' Z it , mtl l .,,e. , 4, .1 , . ,-,w1,,l.a.'l..,if.L-1 - Barbara Greenough President -gg:-rf-K-Y , , A . Y i , . .. ,. Jr, . r . t 1 H, ,sl Joan Hooper Big-Little Sis Chairman .f'i ' ' 'K ' ' if ' ----1-f-51 - -- 7 f--- sr WL-..15.'-,..e 1 .. .. eaef if T ., DeLy0me Hamburg Evelyn Young Janet Gnos Vice-President Secretary Treasurer fzafefzf lzrzfrfzkm Assoezafzoa THE Student Christian Association, the inclusive campus religious organization, is open to all students. This organization has charge ot the Weekly chapel service, the Wednesday evening vespers, and other religious activities. lt sponsors Religious Emphasis Week, Holy Week services and many Community service activities. Pictured below are members of the SCA cabinet. They are, First row, left to right: Evelyn Young, Barbara Greenough, the Reverend Mr. Ralph Odom, sponsor, Martha Hammond, assistant sponsor, lanet Gnos and Ioan Hooper. Second row, left to right: Cora Westfall, Nancy Toennies, Ginger Smith, Nona Falmlen and Randy Mayor. Third row, left to right: Kay Fennessy, Ann Baab, Evelyn Brunski, Linda Cox and Sally Englis. E r ,551 l ...J K XM 4 Q-lf.yWf-X' v .RC It 4 Y ,,, A M I , Connie Rice Patty James Reva Arends Kay Fennessy President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Tn' Clzz' TBI Cl-ll, an organization for the secretarial majors, participates in a tea, a dance, co-sponsors the awards night, and has several field trips throughout the year. Bow one: loanne Schutte, Mary Krasas, Patty lames, Mrs. Edna D. McCormick, Connie Bice, Beva Arends, Kay Eennessy. Bow two: Diane Welin, Louise Thomas, Carolee Irvine, Sheila O'Neil, Patricia Haan, Marlys lohnson, Gayla Eaye Milledge, Evelyn Young, Carmen Ed- dins, Ann Ascherl, Doreen Paul, Patty lessee. Row three: Barbara Gailey, Marilyn Meline, Alison Reed, Shirley Boyd, Deanna Anderson, ludy Murdy, ,i Anita Koehler, lean Ellis, Mary Ellen Bybicka, Geneva Palmer, Nancy Pirtle, Louise Ann Leist, Barbara lohnson. Bow tour: Cora Westfall, Dixie Drake, Barbara Sheller, Camilla Lorenc, Bose Ghilarducci, Penny Thorne, ludy Beebe, Ianet Palmer, Helen Carlock, Nancy McMullen, Bernice Biehl, Ianice Wilson. Bow five: Shirley Stewart, loan Cubitto, Ianis Clark, lean Zoutte, Iohnlyn Happel, Iulie Zanett, Beverly Brooks, Mary Louise Brown, MTS. Edna D. MCC'01'mi0k Patricia Buckles, Ieni Lantz, Le Ann Thompson, Io Ann Nett, Annette Sponsor Gunston. . v,ff,.,, ' . - ' 'yr- A -LW ,f'v'wQ'1 , ff V2.1 tu Pat Adelsohn Cynthia Bennett Susanne Dunn Cynthia ,Durham Preszdent JoAnn Fabrizio li VU- 24 mi: 'ffl 1 .' 5: . Beverly Lucas Laanna Nelson Pafefccrs PALETEERS is CI club for girls who have shown interest cmd proficiency in crrt. The group is Q leader in art oictivlties cmd sponsors orrt ex- hibits cis Well cfs other projects. Frances Hansen Sponsor H F' W .lfifa . f ' s ff ' . W : -P' i - ..4-,swirl-' ' fsf- 1,-1 - ,M . J -M5 1 1 -1 5, . '1 a n-, f - .ini--5, ' .4-'Q - -1' W 1 Q Us W 'J , - . f: '- faazv--1 4 Nancy Mansfield Gail N auheim Sandra N auheim 9-Q? Carolyn Orr Sonya Pohlman ' Marylyn Wylie 4 B1 -ls 'rv' ., , .ui ,Ji 1 Maritza Tagaropulos gy, .X . .,,, I ., .-qv' ' J . ,-3 J in . ,N rg. U Sally Englis 'T-I Glenda Price Qzvffwi ' f-.L .ig 1 , .1 , , .Ing - , it , .-51 1 , . - -V3 'ts 3.J,,.KZ K , 4 1 Jr, Lg.. - - L: ' - f' - 'aa ':.,, il' t ,. 242 . '- g l ' .EsliQQ'L4Lt11.n'j 1' - 5.5.2.1 Janet Jensen Carolyn Miller La Trzlonne LA TRITONNE is an honor club composed of students who have shown outstanding musical ability and high scholarship. Attendance at concerts and other special events demand much of their time. Virginia Herrmann Sponsor Patricia Snyder Beverly Masters l ' u .f T I Q, l ef. Ei- ,Y1 in . ,, , . , 'L . L 'JM , . -,.,- ' ' S1 1 2-t i is 5: gig, r - , 4, ,ff V ,., Dixie Lee Drake Cora Westfall Kathleen Fennessy Willa Don Watson President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 1431251 PZ' E 10527072 FOR membership in Alpha Pi Epsilon, it is necessary to maintain a grade point average of at least 3.2 for two grading periods and to complete 13 units of secretarial subjects with grades in shorthand and typing of at least B. Candidates for membership must also meet the personality qualifications and desirable attitudes considered essential for a good secretary. By maintaining these high standards, it is hoped that Alpha Pi Epsilon members will be an inspiration to all secretarial students. f rf' EE' . - 25 iTTi?'35ikFi . 1 f ails Wanda DeFrance Mrs. Edna Jones Bernice Biehl Rose Ghilarducci Historian QPQMSOTF , M gn 4? . V i 4 f 1 f 'iil t i ' 'f-ri ' ' V g .lgi-.', eilrei, Annette Gunston Randy Mayor DOWN! Paulley Connie Rice J 1 '!',.. ,. A4 Linda Goa: Vice-President Ann Baab President , ,w,.3.f Miss Clara Wilm Mary Lou Adams Sponsor hi Them Kappa NATIONAL Honorary Fraternity for Liberal Arts students outstanding in scholarship cmd 41 Barbara Martin Secretary ,L-L N Y- - . Valerie Bqman A 'AES character. 'fig Barbara Greenough . , SH 1 'if' ' . rf-1-21 ' f 1 f Alice Holmes 1 I .1 'A 1' .Wg , ,, ,.,.,,,, ,L 15 ,..ih.n Kay H ogancamp ,,. -Q, ,.V,. gi Jo Anne Mitchell Naomi Neiman ,IE i Karen Jensen Treasurer 2211721114 rf t ' w. - Nona Falm en Q, it 255111 V' I E! , ,,, Ei- 2 Y E, , 1 Mary Lee H atiey 5. .:, 4 i ty .'A- A V A A ttr, . A Joan Hooper DeLynne Hamburg ,j i t t' M W 5 H ,.,. A A , 1 Danna Sue Orr Eleanore Price .62-S . an y L , ,Q QL 1au-.efre- , .. , , , j.,.i..fg, us, if fu r' 'L'-elf 1 V233-4Es,.,.: . ef J Jacque Vance Karen Jensen Marj Habenicht Mr. G Barbie Burns President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Sponsor F Ut, 1 R Q Tig! j:ir,c1fe'. J V . 1' T! f i . .1 p, lb J wqggg It Q .f 1- . F. . J M qi i ' 1 TL: sf- U ' Y .4 ff..g:,Lu, : . .. gui ' ' Lai Y - .s , Ys4.L3c.QgeL!IrS:d Sue Long Barbie Martin Jody Mitchell Judy Adair Sue Ankeny This honor traternity recognizes students for supe- o rior work in journalism. Qualifications for membership are a B or better scholastic average, sixty published inches of original writing, interest in journalism, loyalty to the student body and outstanding personality. Judy Beebe Darlene Booth Barbie Bradshaw Sharon Gardner Shirley Haulman -wi gf! 'i lA M A Carol Hawkins Donna Javerniclc Beth Montgomery Carol Moore Bonnie Rogers Mary Lee H atley President dhlza My Gamma ALPHA MU GAMMA is an international for- eign language honor fraternity with student members who are proficient in classical and modern languages. The purpose is to create a realization of the value of language study in the understanding of other nations and their cultures. The RHO chapter was organized on the Colorado Wornan's College campus in April, l946. Dr. Lena Mayer Sponsor Kay Hogancarnp rf 141211, ,-pg-ff,,f - i . 11 A 5 fl ---tzzxf ' A - Q an 'flf LL . 3 ' Film , 7 H.. 5, i alerze Berman AN06 Holmes Vice-President Secretary 1 p . + Q M -QT' A 'y X EQ 6 W V - Aw A. is A 1 Q ,ff DELTA PSI OMEGA is a national hon- r orary dramatic fraternity in which all members ' In ' are admitted on the basis of having played I - E-. ' major roles in three minor productions or one f three-act play. The CWC chapter was the W ' I V M l. ninety-sixth to be admitted to this fraternity and ,Hin V A ' ' ffiliatecl with the Alpha Psi Omega of the , l ' Barbara Nelson ls cl Mzss Helen Nelson Shzela Marsh President Semor Colleges' Sponsor Secretary-Treasurer 7 i .44 G . J i 2 1, .v 4 , fl V g V: -'Yeage- 1.. X .Z . f ,At ,, ffm! A ' - A 4 Ei .1 1 Q .. - , V 'fri-11353 ' ' - - v .. ' , . ' 'fffgr L , gl-: 1 , ' ., ni :y,211,',ig 5, .- .Nl ,k ' , . r, 'z 151.5 , 1 :A -C,-, 1 J ,A .gf ,N J. 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L. ,,.:..:.,,., , Y .- . , 1, ,-H. ,,-'HDL , , 1:1 , ..,- views, ii, iisxa,-i.f1..E.'3 -,lm , , ,,V , , AL V Miss S0'laire Toy Valerie Berman Janet Blackburn Shirley Boyd Barbara Burns ZJOWSOT S l L D ' ' i if I F 77 t E l 'i A '- 5 J X Q, .'N' - t, M w' -',!. If -lxl NM I7'.f1,3'4:ifv r wt-L' H Linda Cow Wanda DeFrance Dixie Lee Drake Cynthia Durham Elaine Eaton THIS honor fraternity is set up for the purpose ff P of recognizing students who best represent the corn- ' 6 H bined qualifications of service, leadership, citizenship, activities, scholarship. - ,-wx.: - , ., -w ' ir il as .7 , Nancy Eininert Sally Englis Alina Erickson Nona Falinlen Kay Fennessy 114' 4- ---.-si frfff' ':- ': 1f'?'-15-qi 'if T 'Ti7' ,1A-- 'i'7 Le. I E, .im E Ji.. I . limi fy. -.4 ,1 'vgiiw 'fflii' 3 9 '3 if S' i A if V55 q ' fill f'-' , S . - ,I I 391' 1 L -Q, ' --f-i D Suzanne Garrison Dixie Geib Barb Greenough Annette Gunston Mary Lee Hatley F HFFSE W H H ' -.'1 51 e A -. , s Beverly Hicks Kay H ogancamp Joan Hooper Jane Jasperson Janet Jensen 21. g A ' 'P - 'iw as Q' iq, -1, s ,.s L J .wam nj M A Karen Jensen Zita Johansen Susan Kennedy Suzanne Koch Delia Yaa Kappa 4 s , N '- - , K-J J Beverly Lucas Joyce Lynn Mary Louise Carolyn Mason Marilyn Meltne Marston NZ L- E g, Marilyn Meppen Carolyn Miller Jo Anne Mitchell Naomi N eiman Danna Sue Orr 3 K W 3 S E' Q ef v.,,gI- , , . 'iwpif ,ft-i Q1 . ,. , - ' , it V , ' , QL A 'I. '-'SET . 1 ll 1-i K JI' YV ' X ,f HIL-A T54 ... . ' 3 ff ' ' f ,, tg 3, :l.:,,i'1 ,'QT'QT. VIZ. 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Wilson PRESIDENT WILSON ibelowl shows cr picture of Curtis Hall to Barbara Taylor, president of the freshman class, and to Beth Montgomery, frosh vice-president. ,, . . . uv- -. L mi 'Y an E559 113 ii: Fzkfsf Lady T126 College Mrs. Val H. Wilson THE WILSON FAMILY poses for The Skyline. Front row, left io right: Carol, Kathy Sue, Mrs. Wilson, Iimmy, Nancy and Denny. President Wilson cmd David are in the second row. 1- 'fan' fi T , . ,ffl-gi: -1:5 , f 'e:::-Q-aff -Mfrs, 'i' J. To .,1,v A951 r-'iv Ejikli e4 faq ' 1 -v , 'l . fl nys, . 'M -.x l 4. l ,, , ,1, l .24 L. 'I .T , W . in :lin J .' 2,1 Syl -'li l ?' gr. N '- :in-S:-'.gg . do .ki , 4, ..f if ,. , 1' J. vrf- '-H 4 1 if23s.12'e of-.gl-ei, President Emeritus and Mrs. Iames Edwin Huchingson pose before the stone fireplace on the campus Where they spent so many dedicated years in the service ot Colorado Woman's College. President Emeritus Huchingson was president of CWC from 1932 until 1950 and guided the college during cr period of great growth and development. T126 ' s.4.,' A' -'+- '5 .3 , .Q I A ,- , dy, , r ,-I' .1 ' A 1 1 : - ,f ,- gr Q-V 3 , T' 1 ' J, is ff I : ' '-aff fi wiv gf. f 'J 46-'ff 'YT ' - if 4 -gig! y L- '-1 -.J vu fe- , 2 15: it .-. 'I V 'vi' I gf Lk' 1 ' , j If ' ' I N. .1 . x'5+ I A ,.,, ,X - lv v. j .iq ,J rf- riff ,-ll . 15,45 ZlEfZZ7Zg.S'07ZS -, - if fri s lt.. it' fztfvf' ' 5,9 1 7. . , ft . ' fs:-Lt 2 1 ..,, - , ff , 7- gjr r - 1 2v?.?2.f- ' . H'f1 ' . , '- ng:-C A L1 ' . I v .. , .,: , 'EQ V , 1,-2 ,Je . ' T5 ' ' in .. ' ,- ,I - - f H . F.. ' Us .X ,, A l 5 ' get 1. 1 H if ' , 2 Y y is it ' 1' 4 'Q wrg9 'HFf , 'Y . Q. t I, , ,,. , xx ,N E9 Xl J H 4 Q t f 'J f , L . A 5' ' w ia A ,. V, nl, W I 'L ,U 4 virj t xxx -. , ax if A , . A 4 ,L ti ie ,.'-Lge Q b R w.-an - Ci t-., . , u , L ,Lf-..,,,, r ., -, , -SF '-- ' Qq3'r'l-,' ft' ' ' --'eff 'f ffj. T. A l.g:9i'?:,,jg.+' ' .1 -' Tl:-J1L'.5 f? 'ifuiggrll -fi-'rg' ,-' Mrs. Iames E. Huchingson worked side by side with her husband in the building of a greater college for young women in Denver. Admznzkfrafzon ..'?... Norman B. Dodge Dean of the College Geraldine Mast Dean of Students Pauline Bauer Comptroller v . , , Q Y 1: V: i ' - ' . .. - 45- 'l l A ' 1 T i f so V lll .. . ' f V 'f ', M. . ' R ' . ' . 54 Z N V -V :LG Y - ' ' Hi ,. If K 'Mi x. ' ,- Winfield D. Armenfrout Em Atkinson Professor Of Education Instructor in English Consultant to the Faculty Faculty Francis F. Broman Associate Professor of Science ' i A. Victor Cornelison Horace Lee Davis Professor of Journalism Professor Emeritus of Voice Head of Department Alina Dunlap Walker S. Edwards Georgia B. Ellyson Instructor of Physical Education Associate Professor Professor of Voice of Social Studies Shirley J. Bonner Exchange Instructor in Science Goldye Campbell Instructor in Public School Music Douglas Denniston Associate Professor of Art Ludmilla Glasscock Assistant Director of Nursery School .wa 173' Y Y.'4 , :gs'2?Q'. -ii, 'V ,, , , In V me Q N Q 1 . K 'I 'V 74- 1 A I ri , Q Ir- . ., Homer L. Grout Helen Hamilton Frances Frakes Hansen Associate Professor Instructor in Science Professor of Art of Speech and Drama Head of Department 1 .V i Faczrffy 3 ', , 121' QL' Virginia H. Herrmann Edna M. Jones Agsggiatg Professor of 01-gon Professor of Business Education Head of Department L K Elma W. Landler Anton Landler Greta Larson Professor of Piano Professor of Violin Associate Professor Head of Music Department of Business Education 1941 I QF James C. Lewis Virginia Lindeman Isabell Masten Lena Christine Mayer Professor of Business Education Instructor in English Associate Professor Professor of Modem Laugnages Placement Supervisor of Psychology Head of Department X: fi .J 'i . :Tj-i f-F ., ,,',, 1fm, . .- .A ..,w,- '- -- is 3 X . -af 11, -' - 3- ' t lb 1-4-.. t 1 if ,p,- . Edna D. McCormick Helen A. Nelson Ethel B, Pm-Sons Associate Professor Professor of Speech Associate Professor of English of Business Education and Dramatics Head of Department Faculty 1, Elfva 0. Peterson William C. Race Professor of Physical Education Associate Professor of Piano Head of Department Helen Schnessler Harry Smith Louise Smith Associate Professor of Instructor in Photography Instructor in Modeling Home Economics College Photographer 1 I ,-,,,-ull' Q ' Janet M. Sullivan Claire Toy Nellie Troeltzsch Wallace B. Turner Instructor in Physical Education Professor of Home Economics Professor of Home Economics Professor of Social Studies Head of Department Head of Department W acafty Norma Walker Exie P. White Instructor in Modeling Associate Professor of Science Exchange Science Professor Clara Louise Wilm A. Beatrice Young Professor of Modern Languages Professor of English Head of Department orfnzlory zrectors I - ., mi .v ' V ' r 'zi ' f Martha Gibbs Flora F. Prather Magdalene Woods Director of Foote Hall Director of Pulliam Hall Director of Porter Hall dsszkfanf orfnzlory zreitors Ethel Kerr Carolyn E. Klein Assistant Director of Porter Hall Assistant Director of Pulliam Hall I f--'L Chelsea P. Lofue Ethel T. Nelson Florence Pasohke Assistant Dormitory Director Assistant Dormitory Director ASSiSt0WLt Director Of F00156 HOU Front row: Irene Wiggins. Second row: Polly Sorby, Darlyne Fabrizius, Iolc: Versluis. px VXI' 'Q' f-f -ef' ,,.....- iz' 5 . 1'-M Lfaf' ,' D rf .2 'I was W 1 'NUI' ,. i H J 'Wil l ,,, V., ., . 'L.,'w..vg, , ' . -,:, 21' . ,V ,y1s.:.f1'g! ' .1 ' ...R r pgs vs , A :len ..:U.f,-1' -,.',-mu D ,,,.,..,,c,.., I-iafgwxvfif,-,.-., 1,55 , my-1. ,- fi-'g'P.HfA . I- -r:a.1i'i.,1.1g. . - ..:-,nzgw it x sw V - , . 9 X1 ':..-, ,rsjg ffxnffr:-.gggjwg-QQ H 'UBS Mary Arter Mary E. Barns Shirley Fonts Secretary to Dean of Students Post Office Clerk Absence Clerk Special Staff Clara Jane Burkhalter Secretary to Dean of the Faculty 'USE' 5 I I I ,L,1J:,,, 1 Marjorie Johnson Beuhler Myers Mercedes Parchen Assistant to the Director Switchboard Operator Switchboard Operator of Admissions it ' In A Q :ir Martha Jane Hammond Assistant to Religious Director r I Iona Lee Pendleton Phyllis Reynolds Elizabeth Thiesing Elaine Wentworth SecretaryMto the Business Cashier in Comptroller's Office Switchboard Operator Bookstore Manager anager Q l it. Smf Members of the dining room and kitchen staffs are pictured below. Front row, left to right: Mrs. Mildred Cole, Mrs. Mary Snyder, Mrs. Cora Fickel and Glendis French. Back row, left to right: Charles Ralfa, Willa Brown, Mildred Dunn, foseph Mohesky, Pauline Shou- ronski, Sarah Hoard and George Inouye. s e., , r K + 1 'if ' ,,,. 5,5:'3'4.,: ,p , - ,.-. 1 ., A,Nl,LT::,. Q. , , , ta ' ' v n 'mi . X l . 'A' 5' T if-. y K - l , 2 ny! 5 , ' KE . 4 'f . ' 'G' .NTEE-,mx 'ii ' ltmnffqx , ' . Q , ,g ff Members of the maintenance staff are pictured at the left. Front row, left to right: Max Snyder, Mrs. Lil- lian Marymee, Mrs. Nora Iohnson, Mrs. Cynthia Peterson and Frank Krashoc. Back row, left to right: Harvey King, A1 Dales, Iohn Iohn- son, Mrs. Lissie Crow, Alton Blume and William Frahm. Left to right: Mrs. Ethel Dales and Mrs. La Verne O'Conner of the Snacke Shoppe. r' as - my .125 . 'x J C L5 NYONE going our way? Or just any way for that matter? No kiddin', after you work on a project like editing the Skyline for a whole year, you get pretty well tied up in it. And then after it's all done, all at once you get that terrible feeling that maybe you should have done this differently and changed this and left that out and put this in. And pretty soon you find yourself all packed up and out on the corner thumbing a ride. 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