Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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A G h r is t m as Campus Wreathed in Lights Gl o we d on M es a Top Hi : . • • ' • It ' - «»- ,„

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Howdy, There, Pardner, Come Sit for a spell And Welcome To Join the Jaw. We Chew the Fat, Wear a Hat ... Can ' t Beat That Membership in Westerners ' Club is obtained when an interested candidate attends three consecutive meetings. In the saddle this year as officers were Gary Jameson, president, Mike Wens, vice-president, Patricia Everett, re- porter, Fred Resler, representative to COAC and Gary Jameson, representative to Student Senate. Sam Noble served as chairman for Westerners ' Week; Lyle Howard is sponsor. Below are Rick Graham, Joe Layton, Diane Newbrough, Barbara Ferrari and Gary Jameson. Row Two; Terry Schmidt, Barbara Todeschi, Leslianne Lightwine, Paula Prentice, Suzanne Sanders, Barbara Ste- wart, Marilyn Layton and Kathy Sower. Row Three: Anita Dawson, Jenny Muller, Jan Minter, Marlene Howard, Fred Resler, Barbara Henson] Judy Landoll, Judi Vandiver, Betsy Dorr, Sheila Shackleford and Linda Singletary. Grouped be- hind are Mike Buvinghausen, Joe Gellenbeck Mike Stone, J. W. Bess, Mark Hopkins, Larry Minor, John Moore, Stewart McCov, John Baird John Sullivan, Mike Monell, Jim Smith and Sam Noble. VXf ' f I

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hristmas Week Plan ailed for Complete Cooperation On-campus No stone was left unlighted by Friday, Dec. 10, when Shalako Indian Club lit the luminarios outlining buildings, walkways and campus landmarks to set the grounds ablaze in a profusion of yuletide warmth. Five days of preparations involving the entire student corps had turned the cam- ipiis into a shimmering wonderland of lights and hghtheartedness. Work began Monday, Dec. 6, when Westerners ' Club arrived in force, sans horse, to decorate the large tree at student center second floor; that same afternooir Avalanche Ski Club )nembers were to have changed ramp lights to Christmas colors. In cooperation with Circle-K, the maintenace depart- ment mounted the Academic Building to place a huge star at a vantage point over- looking the glittering mesa. While artists went to work on windows, the Student Colorado Education Assn. trimmed a tree in the foyer of the Academic Building. Residence Halls joined in campus re-dress- ing, each vying for the Noel Trophy which ivould be awarded at closing activities of Christmas Week. By Wednesday, the Sha- ako Club braved windy gusts to set sacks 3f sand in patterned precision throughout ampus. Ralph Eluska and Sharon Goodluck, right, climb to the student lounge between rows of bows encasing the stairway in festive decoration. At left, opposite, are Sandee Heizer, Ann Hurd, Dick Cowell, Rick Cotter, Doug Marshall, Clyde Benally, Janice Han- owa, Jerry Wade, Judith Cox and Glenda Munro. Below are Bob Krul, Claire Pulliam, Barbara Coffman and Chuck Wiening.