University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

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Cover design by Jeff MacLaChlan Editor-in-Chief Shaunna Forister-Howat Assistant Editor Robyn L Wolf Art Director Gerard I. Cortinez Business Manager Mike Iyman Head Photographer Carl Nielsen Assistant Photographer Inri Walter Staff Writers Cheryl Adair, Lisa Adler, Helen Avalos, Sharon Eames, Theresa Franks, Chris Gaudet, Amy Gilley, Suzanne Hayward, Karen Hughes, Hollyn Johnson, Karen Judkins, Paula Mar- chese, Maurice Marram, Melissa Mashburn, Anna Osborn, Linda Peter- son, D. Aviva Rothschild, Karen Smith, Mark Stanton, Joy Terkelson, Doug Towne, Dorothy Webb. Staff Artists Be Debhakam, John Lu, Stacy Meshbesher, Denise Moore, Dan Neuland, Scott Ogden. Layout Staff John Burnes, Amy Gilley, Susan Gon- zales, Keri Lipschutz, Melinda May. Photographers Doreen Claveria, Brian Elliff, Kyle Howat, Ann Huber, Karen Hughes, Karen Judkins, Dena Lewis, Pam Nor- ton, Betsy Pick, Beth Rubin, Lori Walter. Typesetters Julie Bisgard, Kyle Howat, Colleen Kent. Advertising Layout Denise Moore INSKDE A WORLD VIEW 16 ISSUES 8s EVENTS 635 ACADEMIA 85 SOCI ALL OGY 109 CREEKS W23 SPORTS W61 PEOPLE 1 72 Past-Present 177 Pioneer Awards 187 RESIDENCE HALLS 2211 CAMPUS CANDIDS 24H PORTRAITS 289 COLORADO 305 ADVERTISEMENTS

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To speak of the production of this yearbook is a difficult thing, almost as difficult as was putting the book together. My goal at the beginning was to produce a book that would capture the school year as it was for us, the students from quarter to quarter. We did our best to accomplish this, hiring more writers and photographers and keeping in touch with student organiza- tions and the administration. The going was rough, with a burglary, failure of the K-Book to be put on tuition bills as a sales option, and a major cut in student organization fees all hitting us within a few short months. Nevertheless, we maintained our high standards of production quality and sacrific- ed as little as possible. Of course I have an endless number of people to thank, especially Robyn Wolf, Gerard Cortinez, Carl Nielsen, Lori Walter, Mike Lyman, Colleen Kent and Julie Bisgard, with whom I worked most closely. Bob Burrell, Kevin Lindahl and the Board of Communica- tions, the Board of Contingency, Geraldine Hasty, Robert Lazarus and J ulia Nord were all enormously helpful and encouraging. Thanks to Pat Hoyos, 1982 editor, for his help and in- spiration. And many special thanks to Sue Poovey of Hunter Publishing Company, for the help, support and personal care she gave me. And, most especially, much love and thanks to my wonderful husband, Kyle, who supported me and understood while I raved and spent so many long hours working. Special thanks to Karen Hughes for her tennis photos, which were not credited, to the Sports Information Department, and to Robert M. Hopper, 1935 KYNEWISBOK editor and Dean James Colwell, 1948 editor, for their generous contributions. Special thanks also to Michael Gallegos and Dr. Steven Robinson of CSUis Physics Department. We intend this book to be a record of our school year as it happened. More importantly, we hope that in twenty years you will open this book and, page by page, fondly recall the school year 1982-83. Now my charms are all oierthrown, And what strength I have,s mine own, Which is but faint... Gentle breath of yours my sails Must fill, or else my project fails, Which was to please. As you from crimes would be pardoned be, Let your indulgence set me free. tProspero, T he Tempest, Epiloguel Shaunna Forister I-Iowat Copywright 1983 Shaunna Forister Howat Printed at Hunter Publishing Company in Winston-Salem, North Carolina; portrait company Sudlow Studios of Danville, Illinois; typesetting at the Denver Clarion; color processing at Prolab. Number of copies: I300. Trim size: 9x12. Cover: Lexotone. Paper: 801b.Gloss, Smythe Sewn. The Universiry of Denver !Col0rad0 Seminary; is an equal opportunity Affirmative Action institution. It is the policy of the Universily 10 act affirmarively in the admission of students and in the promotion ofsupport services without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, age sex, handicapped or veteran status.

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Inflation, death, war, strikes, unemployment - and a baby headlined the worlds news 1982-83. Families in many cities across the United States saw fathers and mothers laid off from their steel- working, mining, and manufacturing jobs without any promise of re- employment. At the same time, teacher strikes in many cities kept children from learning, bus strikes in Denver and elsewhere kept people from work, rail strikes across America kept goods from being shipped and a Na- tional Football League strike kept the fans from their pasttimes. It seemed inflation hit almost everyone , except the Congress - especially hard this year. President Ronald Reagan pushed to ratify a Constitutional amendment to make it unlawful to run the government without a balanced budget. At the same time, he was cutting government programs and laying off federal workers while adding billions of dollars to bolster the country7s defense. Social Security tottered on its WORLD VIEW! -llluslration by John Lu ever-crumbling base while Congressmen battled to keep prayer out of public schools. Perpetual war existed in Lebanon, with the Palesti- nian Liberation Organizae tion taking over Beirut before finally agreeing to pull out its forces. Within two weeks, Israeli jets bombed the ravaged city and hundreds of Palesti- nian refugees were brutal- ly gunned down outside Beirut, causing a world- wide rage at the senseless, unknown murderers. Other murders occurred in London, where the Irish Republican Army left bombs to explode in crowded city parks, killing tmen and horses. Shortly after Hollywood finished mourning the death of long-time actor Henry Fonda due to heart ailments, actress Ingrid Bergman, best known for her role in Casablanca, died of cancer. Not long after this, Her Serene Highness Princess Grace of Monaco drove off a mountain road with her daughter Stephanie, ap- parently the victim of a stroke. She died the next day in a Monaco hospital, never having regained consciousness. Princess Grace, known to Americans as Oscar- winning actress-turnede princess Grace Kelly, was mourned by millions the world over. Finally, as a bright spot in the darkness of the worlds crises, a baby was born. Prince William Louis Arthur George, son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana of Wales, was born June 21, 1982. He is heir to the throne of England, second in line after his father. The baby came close to being an anniversary gift to Charles and Diana, who were mar- ried in the most magnifi- cent wedding of the cen- tury, in London the year before.