University of Wyoming - WYO Yearbook (Laramie, WY)

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...Academics abounds in all areas. College of Agriculture The College of Agriculture offers 21 programs leading to a Bachelor of Science degree in agriculture and home economics, clothing and nutrition, farm management, dairy products manufactur- ing, meat processing, farm machinery and irrigation, biochemistry, microbiology and pre-veterinary medicine. College of Arts and Scienes The College of Arts and Sciences, devoted to the ideals of a liberal education is the oldest college on campus. It con- tains 24 departments with emphasis on four general areas: humanities, fine arts, social sciences and natural sciences. College of Commerce and Industry The College of Commerce and Industry highlights programs of study in ten core subject courses (those required for a broad-based knowledge of the business world). These are followed by courses in a selected major such as accounting, finance, general business, marketing, management, industrial management, management information systems, economics or statistics. College of Eduction The College of Education is fully ac- credited by the National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education and the North Central Association. Undergraduate teaching programs include student teaching assignments. The Department of Vocational Education of- fers non-teaching degrees in office ad- ministration, electronics technology, manufacturing technology and general vocational studies. A non-teaching degree is also available in physical education. The College of Engineering The College of Engineering has become a focal point of UW as Wyoming becomes an energy center and graduates are in de- mand to identify and solve energy-related problems. Engineering students work directly with several on-site research pro- jects and with state professional engineers. Additional opportunities are provided in a cooperative program with western U.S. industries to give both in- dustrial and educational experience. — Above. Pictured are ihe Board of Trustees and ex- ofKcio members. Standing Left to Right: Lynn Nanneman, ASUW President; Patrick Quealy, Kem- merer; Thomas Sawyer, Sheridan; Don Chapin, Casper; Gordon Mickelson, Big Piney; Virgil Thorpe, Newcastle; Carlin Smith, Cheyenne; Gor- don Brodrick, Powell; James Nolan, Sinclair; and Edward H. Jennings, UW President, 1981. Sitting Left to Right: Darrell Coulter, Gillette; W.R. (Bill) Cillaspie, Torrington; Brian Miracle, Lander; Lynn Simons, State Superintendent of Public Instructions; and Leo P. McCue, Jr., Presi- dent Board of Trustees. 4 Academics

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TABLE of CONTENTS Filling The Gap 6 Color Candids 16 Features 32 Current Events 80 Mug Shots 88 Sports 176 Groups 224 Candids 284 Parent Patrons 294 Ads Index 300 Table of Contents 3

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Joan Wadlow A rts and Sciences John Corbett Human Medicine John Dolley Education Sam Hakes Engineering Peter Maxfield Law Edward Dyl Commerce and Industry Jack Bone Health Sciences Harold Tuma Agriculture Deans 5