University of Colorado - Coloradan Yearbook (Boulder, CO)

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Foreword So Cod created man in His own image. And He planted a garden eastward in Eden; and there He put the man whom He had formed. And the man learned, good and evil. And he changed; and he grew in wisdom and understanding. And today he is growing still. Throughout the centuries, jruin has developed from an ape-like creature whose realm was his tiny cave to the Roman whose realm was his continent to the modem man whose realm is the universe. And today he is still growing. But man develops not only with changes in the civilization and the century, but daily within his own heart and his own mind, growing to meet the challenges of the present and maturing to face the threat or the fulfillment of the future. Colorado University attempts to form that man, to create a mature individual who thinks and acts and contributes to the development of the centuries. For this reason the 1963 COLORADAN wishes to capture this period of maturation and to relive those moments in the development of all men that should be remembered. It will bring in years to come a remembrance of lost youth, its joys and sorrows. For then, and only then, will man truly see the influences of this time and this place. The University of Colorado, 1963. . . .

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Colorado Unwersity is for a time a home to many men. The Flatirons, Varsity Lake, sandstone, and red tiled roofs become a part of experience. There is the familiar walk from Hellems in the fading light of the evening when the mountains stand in might and grandeur before a dusky sky. And there are the mornings, fresh and clear, when sleep is more important than the 8 o ' clock and when memories of the night gone by are much better forgotten. And there are classes and study and an awareness of knowledge where man learns to listen and value and discard and speak and then to listen again. And there are people, the friends, the acquaintances, the ones man could never know or never notice in the bustle of the campus, but ivho are a part of his life all the sanic. . . . 1 j I i By K 1