University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Hmm . . . last name f ?ff i iy V First Row: Lynne Hammill, Gayle Sunshine, Cnrol Cochipinti, Sharen Kav Smith, Nancy Sullins, Karen Sue Smith, Sally Jo Bulow, Mary Layde, Anne Mullen. Second Row. Hope McMillin, Sara Dustman, Stephanie Thompson, Mrs. Holmes, Su:ie Curtis, Miki Crahill, Judith Chesmar, Mary Lee Miller. Third Row. Penny Lynne Carmichael, Barbara Ann Mojonnier, Phyllis Ann Tracy, Tallie Tschannen, Carolyne Rose, Carolyn Benes, Bonnie Elenn, Maxine Morstad, Judith Myers, Louise Davidson, Sherry Wier, Margaret Johnson. Fourth Row. Suzanne Reinsel, Patricia Watts, Linda Paul, Ellen Withington, Joan Hartman, Margaret Sellers, Sandy Greenblatt, Boink Boink Rabbit, Fran Kinney, Jane Price, Amphut Seriniyom. 351

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aQ.S:0A i«ft«« ti« « £ - -i 5 1 F.rst Rou-: Judy Churchill, Beverly Seay, Linda Backlin, May Jo Coleman, Joby Kay Jenkins, Maria Jacobitz, Donna VerLee, Julie Spewee. Second Rou-: Kathy Farley, Kay Nichols, Janett DeLaurentis, Joyce Sechler, Linda Lansing, Karen Ann Stubbs, Eleanor Esterly. Third Row. Katherine Korbel, Mary Bullington, Susan Fisher, Anne Blohm, Eva Jane Barnett, Kitty Clark, Julia May, Judy Modglin, Carolyn Hastie, Ellyn Greenberg, Sandra Davidson, Diane Hofmann, Nancy Davenport. Fourth Roif: Sarah Meloy, Sally Callander, Mary Lou Hipps, Mary Jane Wright, Carolyn McCusker, Nancy Hoydston, Susan McDonald, Nancy Lee Craven, Lou Anne Hall, Judy Kopecky. The Colonieil The Colonial may be the baby boarding house in age, this being its first year on campus, but it will never be a baby in size. This modem residence is the college home for 84 girls, and the cafeteria style meals attract a number of male boarders as well. During rush a rumor made the Colonial a sorority house annex. Untrue in reality, the statement bears likeness in activity because the girls have functions with the fraternities. Other social activities included a Christmas Party, coffee hours, spring party, and bridge. Mrs. Ruth Holmes is housemother with resident advi- sors Nancy Davenport, Marilyn Mendel, and Hanna Schroeder aiding. Julie Spence, president; Sarah Meloy, AWS representative; and Kay Nichols, secretary, gov- ern the Colonial. Air Force Ball Queen Finalist Miki Crabill and cheer- leader Sherry Parsons along with Julie and Sarah in Porpoise are representative of Colonial talents and abilities. About Boink Boink: The four and a half foot tall rab- bit pictured with the girls was a birthday present for Sandy Greenblatt. He was baptized Boink Boink (word of the day) and unanimously acclaimed by all as B.M.O.C. But Mom, I just have to have more money! 350

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Hunter ' s Lodge First Row. John Springer, Robert S. hoheki, O.ck McAllister, Donald Larson, Victor Marsh. Second Row: Ann Aurelius, Jo Wenti, Mrs. F. Hunter, Sally Cross, Judy Pitbladdo, Linda Larsen, Patricia Anderson. Third Row: Theodore Rousses, John Crane, Tony Gallager, Otto Zavatone, Robert Mad- dock, Paul Damns, John Dodd, Jim Salyers, Terry Dooher, Jack Miller. Fourth Row: John Lovette, Carolyn Carson, Meredith Martin, Gayle Sessions, Lynda Bansbach, Mary Lou Todd, Dianne Free, Pamela Johnston, Susan Bissell, Robert Brown. Eleven girls and twenty-four boarders made Hunter ' s Lodge a noisy and a cheerful house. Informal parties and numerous bridge games kept the occupants busy when they were not studying. A fair share of skiers could be seen leaving for the slopes many early mornings. Hunter ' s Lodge also had its own knit shop, as the clicking of needles was a most familiar sound to residents. Mealtime at Hunter ' s was both fun and informative, with Orphan Annie and Donald Duck place cards to intense political discussions. Special candlelight dinners were served for Thanksgiving and Christmas. The office of president for the year was held by Carolyn Carson, with Sally Cross serving as AWS represent ative. Luben ' s Boarding House One of the most lively bunches on cam- pus were the girls living in Luben ' s House and Annex. Fun reigned supreme as the girls enjoyed such pastimes as the jam ses- sions with Ja-hudy, chatting on the front porch, and, of course, kntting and playing bridge. The call to the slopes was never ignored, and two Lubenites even decided to spend second semester up there instead of down here. Luben ' s of- ficers were Nancy Backlund, house presi- dent; Mimi Green, annex president; Jean Ann Feis and Mary Marshall, AWS rep- resentatives, and Nancy Jones, recording secretary. First Row: Barbara Wilson, Karren Evans, Iretta Jackson, Martha Herman, Mimi Greene, Ann Valentiner, Addi Whyel, Shervl Smith. Second Row: Cindy Whitney, Marilyn Provins, Marlyn Blyth, D ' Anne Blanchard, Sarah Deam, Nancy Jones, Mary Anne Robbins. Third Row: Sigrid Hilkey, Gloria Rae Grant, k ' aren Yule, Sherry Grohne, Paula Griffith. Fourth Row: Nancy Dayton. Fifth Row: Mary Marshall, Joanie Walsh, Kathie Bishop, Jean Ann Feis, Ginger Bolton, Diana Lease, Judy Schoen, Nancy Backlund, Marilyn Algyer, Carole Hafer. 352