Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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Designed to acquaint interested students with the aspects of the teaching profession. Fort Lewis ' Student Colorado Educa- tion Assn. launched a campaign in fall to attract membership. In addition to its regularly scheduled weekly meetings, the organization p repared a homecoming float and conducted a Future Teachers of America Day on campus. In a well prepared activity, SCEA members also hosted an Apple Polishitig Day at Fort Lewis to help acquaint students with their instructors. This group also did much to assist with the Christmas decorat- ing and with the winter formal. Membership was comprised, m part, of: Front Row: Sharon Heidy, Charlotte Athey, Glenda Munro Marcia Hclmericks. Row Two: Raymond Wilson, John Wright, Sharon Carkhuff, Dr. John Gee, sponsor. Vicki French, Ellis Goto. Charles Kinion, club president. Senate Scheduling Committee Caught between the calendar on the one side and a host of student demands and needs on the other, Senate Scheduling Committee was faced with the trying task of arranging a time and place for stu- dent activities throughout a year crowded with things planned and impromptu. Much of the efforts of this group was centered on final arrangements with the Denver Symphony Orchestra which per- formed on-campus in March. Sen- ate Scheduling Committee mem- bers were: Front Row: Jane Peter- son, Sandy Nicholson, Paula Sper- ling. Standing: Mike Bobbitt, Don Shattuck, Lou Dilts, chairman, Jan Frisby, Robert Hays and Don Craw. 145

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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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Residing in Camp Hall during the ' 66 academic season were: Front Row: David Caulder, Lee Beh- rens, Dexter Yard, Richard LeDoux, Robert Baker, David Hayvvard, and Mike Gale. Row Two; David Glenn, Michael Noonan, Didier Maujean, Dan Predovich, Gary Denison, John Briner, Bruce Walker, Howard Flem- ing, Gary Casady, Charles Broscious, and Clem Morgan. Row Three: Joseph Quam, Robert McClain, Mike Devecka, Larry Frohardt, Larry Minor, John Bishop, Mike Cobb, Gil Campbell and Frank Goldtooth. Camp Hall men were up early during homecoming to construct a float entry in the parade competition; they participated in the Heart Fund Week- end heart contest, Christmas decorat- ing, and they were generally well represented in every phase of campus activity from athletics to academics. Camp Hall Men 146