University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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First Row: John Christiansen, Gordon Rankin, David Hoff, Hal Osteen, Mrs. Miller, Charles Miller, Paul Wild- erson, Richard Wildman, David Starck. Second Rou-. Richard Goodmaster, Robert Taylor, James Madden, Douglas Arnold, Alan Ross, Stephen Land, William Nees, Charles Riddell, William McMurty. Third Row: Bill Stirl- ing, David Pursel, Samuel Mardian, Gary Byrd, Paul Senteno, Martin Baker, Murley David, Jeffrey Panero. Fourth Rou ' : John Perpener, Eric Harlan, Lawrence Busch, Brian Rohsennow, Richard Moore, Colin Kehe, ohn Nagely, Kurt Kopfer, Kenton Lind. Teller Wing First Row: Thomas Wood, W. Schump, Gary Durnell, John Parrish, James Burns, Marshall Peters. Second Row: James Hamilton, James Galloway, John Hurt, Steve McNall, Donald Livonius, Charles Losasso. Third Row: Wesley Lowe, John Harvey, Ronald Stuteswan, Roger Berger, Milo Yeagley, James Heavener. Teller Wing on the third floor of Willard, the home of 162 men, began the year with a spirited election cam- paign which resulted in the election of President John Perpener. The academic and guidance needs of Teller men were met in great part by Resident Advisors Chuck Miller, Dave Starks, and Jim Havener, whose interest and hard work proved to be an irreplaceable asset. An important part of the residence hall life was the in- tramural athletic program. The touch football team maintained a record of five victories and three losses; Teller men played tennis, ping-pong, basketball, and bowling in intramurals. The construction of the second-place Homecoming dis- play provided a fun-filled creative outlet for students of Willard and Libby Halls. 344

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First Row. Warren Montoya, George Folsom, Russell Corrigan, Ronald Archibald, Frank Williams, David Kurt:man, Ronald Hess, David Delcour. Second Roir: Hayward Hobhs, Reynold Blum, Robert FUng, John DeMersseman, Stormy Leitzell, Monty Mathias, Bruce Kennedy, Terry Leever. Third Row. Thomas Putnam, William Ault, Wade Johnson, Frank Bigelow, Spence Richardson, Vic Green, Kelley SkefF, Zack Logan. Fourth Row. Paul Carlson, Mike Libbey, Jaities Clay, A. Smith, Frederick Wilson, Malcolm Kaiser, Joseph Ohra:da, Merle larson, John Parrish. Otero NA ing First Row. Kenneth Stone, James Higgins, Howard Levy, James Higby, James Hunter, Bob Alter, Nick Marci, Bill Urga, George Kramer, Jack Armstrong, Glenn Graves. Second Row. Darrel Cornell, Robert Popish, David Hoffmann, William Nowicki, John Randall, Raymond Costello, Edward Beaty. Third Row. Dennis Bettridge, Lee Disner, Alvin Lindfors, James Almy, Tim Keck, Rod Tidemann, David Farnsworth, Stuart Stoneback. Fourth Row: Roy Carpenter, John Joseph, Thomas Charbonnel, Stephen Spurlock, James Grote, Grant Dahlgreen, Leonard Gorenstein, Stephen Carlson, William Arland. Fi th Roui: Douglas Leach, James Stoddard, Don Wedum, Frank Hall. Sixth Row. Ron Hill, Lawrence Tuveson, Jim Haberzetle, Gil Har- rison, Jimmie Raughton. Studies, functions, intramural sports, card games, dates, concerts, Tulagi, plays, skiing, and studies again; all these are part of life at C.U. The men living in Otero Wing were no exception to this pattern. Everyone experienced college life. Each individual sought his own way at C.U., but every man in the wing shared his experience with someone else, whether with a roommate or with a newly found companion. As part of this life the wing united in fun and projects. The planning of these activities was the responsibility of the officers, led by President Tom Charbonnel. While the rest of the world sleepi 343

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f jbU ' t ft First Raw: Michael Stropes, Alan Doman, Ronald Ash, Michael Wolin, Ty Colbert, James Kelley, William Stovall. Second Rou-: Ralph Cranor, James Livran, John Lauer, John . Colligan, John Johnson, William Silver, Gerald Pifer, Patrick Henry, John Pounden, Ron Beng- ston. Third Row: Robert Taylor, John Stamps, Marshall Anderson, Robert Sayre. John Townsend, Margaret Lomako, Lawrence Lomako, Philip Balcomb, James Mungle, Alan Owen, Robert Sangston, Jim Mobley. Cockerell Hall Considered by many to be a dorm overflowing with athletes, Cockerell Hall men won intramural football and wrestling honors. They were also the team to beat in basketball, softball and volleyball. Some resi- dents displayed their talents on the freshman and varsity teams. Following a unique scholastic development program, the Cockerell men aimed to be tops on campus. Chair- man Bert Clegern led the rally of the brains. A special steak dinner was offered by Mr. Lamont Hale as a reward for achieving the highest grade point average on campus. Fourth Row: Patrick Barton, Bruce Dunn, Make Holter, Dee Pendley, Jay Folk, Edward Phillips, Kenneth Jen- sen, Fred Love, Robert Ehavex, Donald Kopp, Thomas Kappock, Stephen Stainsby, Roger Fairchild, Timothy McNamara, Derek Shubin, Douglas Clark. Fi th Row: Vernon Bry, Charles Gardner, Larry DeCredico, Robert Taylor, Roger Greenwald, Francis Smiley, Walter Ber- gren, Phillip Harper, Carl Lindsey, Lee Erb, Robert Shields, James Pierce, Thomas Nevin, William Finney, William Kiger. Your window, just after closing, then. ' Keeping in shape HBi ' ' — ' ' - ' ' - ' - -r