Colorado Womens College - Skyline Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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1' 'J Toasting marshmallows is fun, agrees this couple at a party in Porter lounge. J-, .' . I H ,xl The D-Club prom brings visions of beautiful decorations, a delightful band, gaily colored gowns, a handsome date, and fragrant flowers. Nancy Elder wasn't disappointed as her good-looking date handed her these lovely flowers! Many students participate in various intromurals on campus. Several ardent bowlers take part in this bowling tournament. Red Velvet Swing is the name, and the Lakewood Country Club made a perfect setting for D-Club's prom. Joyce Harper and her date enioy a dance after she was crowned D-Club Queen.

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gpm in gwg Decisions, decisions! Should Ma let her daughter attend CWC? Linda Weydeveld and Karen John- son try to help her decide by using their talent to portray part of CWC life through a modern dance rou- tine, in the Senior Talent Show. Six striking, platinum-haired, block togged D-Clubbers demonstrate their dancing talent to persuade Mo that there's no place like CWC to send her daughter to college. , Marky Olsen portrays poor bewildered, rather sceptical Ma. Dottye Jones, the helpful senior introduces her to the stu- dents, and impresses Ma with her sophisticated ways.

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if l i 1 K A There's never a dull moment on campus! Soon after Homecoming came the fall school play, Teach Me How to Cry presented by the Drama Department at the college. Pulliamites got into the swing of welcoming the Alums back to our campus with their huge hello decorating the porch of their dorm. Wouldn't you feel right at home with such a sight greeting you? .,' I-T -:mr X . X ' E. WEL -rf M 4 .74 X ' lgllpi. 1- fi '25 K vfifwffwl 4 4' 17 Wm ilk wx-is P I X Sharon Tietjen, foreground, Mrs. Montgomery and Joy Coffman, have been busily planning for Homecoming.