Colorado Womens College - Skyline Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Student 78001 president fem fi! CARGL ELIZABETH HANSON Sewing as Student Body President during this 75th Anniversary year is Miss Carol Hanson from Riverside, Califomia. In this position Carol selves as president of the Student Council, is on many committees and is always on twenty-four hour call. She has been very successful in leading us during our first year as a four-year college. Carol is a senior and resides in Dunton Hall. Jil li .Ll ll H ,i H if 'CJ' 3 0 'Q . With a happy smile Carol prepares to call a Student Council meeting to order. K xl, X

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president and cz Glass who Qcnfed. C7 E7 Members of the senior class. o YoU, the seniors, who were willing to confront the new challenge President Dawson laid before you and to tread on new unexplored grounds, we also dedicate this book. For without your willingness to ac- cept the unknown and to have faith in what was proposed to you, all would have been in vain. There must be an object of reality to the dream and you were that reality. For two years you followed the paths that others trod here at a two-year college, and then came the time when you were put out on your own to raise the standards and ideals of CWC, to establish tradition, and to make a way - a right way -- for others to follow. There was expec- tation, there was doubt, but most of all you possessed the faith, courage, and ambition to fulfill the dreams of those so dedicated to this institution. With calm reserve and assurance you stepped forward to assume your new role and to do the very best you knew how. It was not an easy role, for you often knew not what was expected of you, but you were willing to try. And you fared well. You gave to your college your time, devotion, patience as no other class was capable or willing to give. You set a precedent that others found hard to follow, but this is what we asked for and you have given it to us. The trail you blazed is wide, straight, and smooth so that others who followed in your footsteps could not be led astray. We, the students, are deeply grateful to you who were willing to give your all that others might obtain higher benefits in the years to come. ? SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS seated left to right: Jennifer Fairbanks, Secreraryf Carol McFarland, President: Peggy Jo Henderson, Treasurer: standing: Jeanette Jackson, D-Club Representativeg Jane Mikulanec, Vice Presidentg Marilyn Mann, Student Council Representative. 5:1 DR. HELEN BRUSH Class Sponsor

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f .ax Glass presidents Yrs, X!- Sun we R-, Relaxing over a bite to eat are junior class sponsor, Miss Margaret Sikes, and class president, Terry Dinwiddie. 'CY 'T 6 sw A I Outlining activities for the freshman class are sponsor, Mrs. Donna Shavlik, and president, Penny Bailey. 7 nmol Sponsors J eQ f 5 Dr. Helen Brush, sponsor, and Caroline McFarland, senior class president, take time out from planning X for CWC's first four year graduating class. , lug. is C9 .W , f . T '2-F Dr. Ray Johnson, sponsor, and Pam Potter, president, busily check the notes from the last sophomore class meeting.