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Women of Cooper Hall Upper Floor Residing this season on the upper floor of the women ' s dorm, Coop- er Hall, were: Front Row: Karen Miles, Ann Hurd, Lisa Dickens, Mar- lene Howard, Jan Minter, Mar-garet Fenhagen, Ellen Zabel and Jan Val- entine. Standing in row two are: Linda Klein, Rebecca Ruffner, Julia Switzer, Linda Bick, Dorothy Watts, Jan Wade, Annelle Griffin, Shai ' on Heflin, Linda Tate, Karen Chambers, Sandy Seavy, Joella Sowell. Stand- ing at the rear are: Pat Donohue, Merlene Orchard, Gretchen Mason, Gaynell Case, Dawn Gaskill, Suzanne Nugent, Marilyn Lay ton, Pat Parr, Cindy Lisle, Jamie Allan, Peggy Wil- cox, Cathrine Hill, Sara Howard, Barbara Shearer and Cheryl Dergins. Women of Cooper Hall were among the first to offer assistance to the Lettermen ' s Club in preparing the Santa Rita Christmas party. 143
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Resident women who comprised a portion of the roll call for Coop- er Hall ' s lower floor were : Front Row: Barbara Coffman, Kathy Sulli- van, Deborah Neelan, Glenda Munro, Judith Cox, Sharon Goodluck, Irene Kalerak, Gurneth Slavens and Judith Parker. Standing in row two are: Marilyn Drew, Jenny Muller, Judi Vandiver, Pam Burton, Pat Hamilton, Candy Hurd, Grace Greenlee, Char- lotte Athey, and Vicki French. Stand- ing in row three are: Sandy Nichol- son, Cheryle Christensen, Barbara Henson, Donna Cox, Marcia Helmer- icks, Denise Green, Sharon Gollghtly, Mildred King, Frances Ruddock, Ja- net Lambert and Sandy Benzel. Teamed up with the downtown men, the women of Cooper Hall entered the Heart Fund bed race to cross the line in last place; they did win a prize, however, for the flashiest entry. Cooper Ha Women I Lower Floor 142
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A service organization affiliated with Kiwanis International, the f sponsoring parent group, Circle-K on a nation-wide count has become one of the most active and one of the largest such clubs around the country. In its second year at Fort Lewis, the club membership began ' 66 by presenting a tape recorder to the college. Taking an acti ' e role in Heart Fund work, the winter formal and Christmas Week. Circle-K was not a service club in name only. Members here are: Seated; Richard Matney, president; Ron Helland, Barry Weinberg, secre- tary. Standing: Richard Noble, .. . . Marvin Crow, treasurer, and C irClC ' K David Lanning. ; ' f %- «■ •■ »t '
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