University of Denver - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Denver, CO)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1986 volume:

Univfrsiry Of Denver '0 East Evans Av$nue 'aver, Colorado 802iQ 77w i pyriohj f o$he!l ME WISDOM 3css.c dft; KC wEBn£ 3t.. poOitCOr p? ‘diversity of I%l| il£6 Eos? : ■ . A .’••■. :e I- er Coo'odo 80210 rVed irtbeilnred S� oie oy lari's ArfS jcon Yc rbqoK Cornpany r� gh’j rftjofveo j mm r Jr The 196566 KYNEV60OK is deoco-ec ro rhe memory of the Spoce Shuffle ChcJenger ood J$ seven member crew o' Fighr 51L: Fronds (DidO Scobee, Michoel Smirh, Jodith ftesok. Eibon Onizuko. IXonokJ McNair, Gregory Jorvis, ood Chrrsro McAuiffe We would oiso Ike ro express our rhor;« 'o Dcooo Wisoo ond DJ. AAossoo for helping ro moke rhzs book oossjb!e, crd feosibe UNIVERSITY OF DENVER An Independent University 2055 E. Evans Ave.. Box 40. Denver. CO 80208 Ky newlsbok 303 • 871-4110 Yearbook Dear Fellcw Members of the Class of '86: Welcome to the 198b-86 Classic Kynewisbok! As Editor-In-Chief of the yearbook, 1 would like to invite you to scan the pages of this book and re-experience your senior college year. You can be assured that this book will exemplify the quality, tradition and class that has been the trademark of past University of Denver class annuals and that you, as a senior, will be proud to look at and shew off your yearbook. This year is special in two ways. First, it represents a revival of the popular slogan: Pride in workmanship. Second, it marks the Kynewisbok’s 90th anniversary. What started out as a locally produced, predominately hand-crafted and sewn book has new become an out-of-state published, high-tech, computer-produced book. Yet although the DU 189b yearbook was basically solely man-made and this book is largely machine-made, the Kynewisbok has retained the element that makes it worth reading: you, the student. For it is you and your friends who are in the pictures, and without you, the Kynewisbok could never exist. 1 hope your years as an undergraduate have been as rewarding as have mine. 1 trust the dreams you once had as a freshman are new well on their way to becoming reality. Hopefully, success has followed failure and for every trial and error at least one possible solution was found. Our experiences have brought us this tar; they will take us forward and help us to influence the world around us. Thank you tor letting me and my staff be part of making your book. 1 sincerely hope that your 198b-86 Kynewisbok will be semethinq you will treasure tor many years to come. Very truly yours. Rachelle A. Scott Edi tor-ln-Chief 198b-86 Kynewisbok THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER IS AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION INSTITUTION Errors' Lerrers Opening UNIVERSITY OF DENVER An Independent University 2055 E. Evans Ave.. Box 40. Denver. CO 80208 Kynewisbok 303 • 871-4110 Yearbook Dear Fellcw Students: 1 knew everyone is probably thinking, Why is a sophemore writing a letter to the senior class in their yearbook? As luck would have it, 1 was promoted rather quickly to the position of assistant editor of production; it became my job bo give my congratulations to the Class of '86. Another reason 1 wrote this letter is because 1 thought it would be a nice change for an underclassman, instead of a chancellor, mayor, or senior, to get a pat on the back. Being in this position this early in my college career has enabled me to grew up very quickly and get to knew a tew seniors closely. Many people say that your second year is the worst year of your career; mine has probably been the best and the most profitable. One of my favorite quotes will be the most appropriate way to end this letter. People are kind of like tlcwers, and it's been a pleasure walking in your garden. Sincerely, Philip A. Weber Associate Editor of Production 1986-86 Kynewisbok S' Edirors Lerrers Opening THE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER IS AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION INSTITUTION THE KYNEWISBOK The Beginning From doy one rhe yearbook, which wos firsr published in 1895, hos recorded rhe events ond occurrences of nore or rhe Universiry of Denver. Originolly rhe yeorbook was broughr obour by rhe efforrs of rhe Junior Gass for whom rhe book wos rargered. The firsr rirle of rhe cccounrs of college life was Mount Olympus,- ond ir proclaimed rhe Universiry of Denver os rhe institution where one could find 'tuition reasonable, expenses moderore, ond msrrucrion unsurpassed. Changing Times Years hove ways of bringing chonge even ro educoriond insrirurions. The Kynewisbok hos weorhered rhe changes of irs firsr 90 years in exisrence omong rhe Universiry ond irs communiry. These changes hove been recognized in varied curriculums, ruirion cosrs ond drerorions in rhe Universry foculry ond sroff. Also witnessed m rhe yellowing pages of irs history, rhe Kynewisbok has felr and recorded rhe marks scientific odvancemenr ond technology hove left on rhe Universiry. Towards Century One As rhe Kynewisbok faces rhe dose of irs firsr century ir will record rhe continuous history of universiry life. The Kynewisbok wl rerurn ro rhe rrodirion of oword winning yearbooks which hos been port of rhe Universiry of Denver's standard of excelence and hoilmork of this pubicorion rhroughr its hisrory. — C Dailey Hisrory Of Yearbook Opening 1895-96 Cbssjc Condids Opening Our roods ro rhe future 8 Classic Candids hove now gone oil roo fosr . . . Classic Condids 14 No v e co-' o occ ro We Duos tjegr o oossom exes ctvp r� cc-eo-co- o - e newly wo' -' :r c me� ow ccys So' g Q 'ime fey oecfO' o• � f e oew era -enco io 'On of ”e o� c Groduarion '65 Graduation Opening 19 8 5 SOAR UNIVERSITY OF DENVER —i. $ SOAR Debbie Stetson was CaCoordnoror for SOAR for 1985 Debbie is on accounting major from Manhattan Deoch, Colfornio. Openings Whor does SOAR srond for anyway? It is rhe Srudenr Orienrarion Advising and Regisrrorion program. The purpose of SOAR is ro become familar with rhe campus, receive help wirh rhe regisrrorion process, rake ptacemenr resrs, meer lors of people and ger new srudenrs' quesrions answered. Another imporronr ospecr of SOAR was rhe beginning of a new srudenrs’ relorionship wirh foculry sroff ond orher srudenrs. SOAR sroff for 1985: Jodi Agnes, Chuck Belier, Kevin Braude, Perer Drown, Leslie Burrows, Keirh Cornish, Pere Casrro. Sheila Gorgon, David Geek, Jocqui Gronr. John Hersum, Jennifer Johns, Nicole Johnson, Morey Kawdler, Joe Krasovec, Shannon Kelly, Julie Lesnick, Sreve Miller, Kevin O'Connell, Wyndhom Quay, Susie Richardson, Srocey Smirh, Debbie Srerson, Dove Thomson, Phi Voughno, Trido Wheeler, Andy Zinn. 19 ■ Trece Mercouef wos rhe sroff Advisor for 1985 SOAR Trese works in rhe Dean of Srudenrs Office. SOAR Schedule: June 20-25 July 7-9 September 10-13 Day 1 - Campus Tours - Opening Lucheon - A Day in rhe Life of a DU srudenr - General Acodemic Information - Dinner wirh Admission Staff - Floor Meerings - Before rhe Footlights (skits in rhe Lounge) Day 2 - Getting Involved Plocemenr resrs - Appoinrmenrs wirh Foculry ond SOAR sroff - Recreation - Floor Meerings - Go ro Downrown Denver - Dance Day 3 - Regisrrorion for classes - Identification pictures Perer Drown wos CoCoordinofor of SOAR for 1985. Perer is o sports science major from Worerbury. Connecticut. 18 SOAR Openings SOAR 19 Kynewisbok Pioneers 1986 Opening 20 Pioneers Classic Pioneers These ore rhe men ond women In cxx norton who ore conrenr ro receive rhe benefits of government without assumhg ony of rhe resuming responsibiry Those who ore willing ro give of rheir rime end energy in the service of rheir country ore rhe ones who leave rheir nomes. Use stars, emblazoned in rhe chromdes of rheir country's history In o urwersiry rhe sirucrkxt is simitar. This ptoneer section was designed cs o meons of recognition ond dedicored ro those who hove My given of rheir besr ro rhe University of Denver, n vonous fields of ocr.vry, n some smoll rerun for whor cor Umversry has repod ro rhem. As this our sixtierh yeor of awarding these pioneers comes ro o dose, Carry On, Pioneers, Corry On! Selection Committee Dr. Dwighr Smirh, Chonceflor Rhonda Helds. Ptocemem Officer Dr Cyn Cherrey, Assoc, Decn of Srudenrs Shannon Grino, Alumni Dr. Robert Schulrz, Foculry Don Dove. Oass of 1988 Mrs Gerddne Hosry. Sraff AAory Yanni, Class of 1989 Opening Render L. Wyarr. Jr.. Charmon Korhleen A. Gamer, Recordng Seaerary Pioneers 21 Driscoll Pioneer Joseph M. Lechugo Deon W om T. Driscol, having succumbed ro deorh on September 13, 1933 w be remembered forever os o vitol member of DU's odmmis-rrorrve staff and o umnus As o 1900 Pioneer winner, Deon Drisco wos devoted ro me srudy of science — seeking o berier sooery. devored ro me preserve non of rhe norionol resources; possessing o srrong religious conviction, on ndividud com mitred ro higher educe non. moinroining srrong leodership ond communicofion skis ond having o sense of pride ond srudenr understanding -■ -■ -- Joe Lechugo is o truly spedol individual He is Involved with severol campus ond community ocriviries inducing Golden Key Honor Sooery, Students Agamsr Mdriple Sdero-sis. Alpha EpsJon Delta Premedcol Honorary ond ol of the major ocoderNc honorones on campus He cores odour every ocrtvry giving quoiTy rime ond effort ro each of them. Joe has held offices in mony srudenr organizations ond hos worked digen tty ro improve srudenr life on the University of Denver compus. His continuous enrhusiosm ond constant encourogemenr nor only helps others ro become involved, bur olows Ns energy level ro remom high Although he spends 10-12 hours o day on compus be tween dosses ond other various ocriviries. he sri finds rime ro hold o Job, be ocrive in Ns Church, ond spend rime with Ns wife ond rheir son Other honors ond owords Joe hos received indude Who's Who Among American Universities erd Coleges 0 Pomor Scholarship, University of Denver OursrarxJng Leodership G Service Award, ond rhe presrt-gous Hornbeck Scholar A word. The pi poie o it cword s dedcored ro flryjng o CXJ vudenr it exetnpHte rhe hy ocodemc ond service yandarcs set by Deon Oucd A SCO low gj bond vrt o grveo to t cherry ot Joes croco Opening Pioneer Alumni Pioneer Michael Smith As o srudenr, AAxtoei Srrvrti. wos rhe model of o compos leoder including offices wirh rhe AUSA Seoore ond rhe Denver Universiry Progroms Board. As on alumni, he is rhe currenr presdenr of rhe MJe-H Oub of Denver and cfco, rhe ccxhoirmon of rhe Alumni Admission Coundi of Denver. He is on ocrive votunreer for rhe low school ood is o frequenr speaker sr DU progroms. Michoel wos o Doerrcher Scholar whie or rhe Universiry of Denver ond received rwo degrees (DA CommuoKonons 1976 ood o DSGAMonogemenr 1977) before orrendng low school or Horvord. One of rhe hfcjhlghrs from Michoel's Admission Council ccxhoirmon posinon wos hsi porTidporioo in rhe development of rhe Alumni Shodow progrom where rop high school seniors ore paired wirh oiumni for one day os menrors. Michoel's energy ond enrhusiasm rruty exemptfy rhe Pioneer Spirir for loydry ond love for DU. Pioneers 20 Faculty Staff Pioneers DJ. Masson Roger Campbell Dr D J Masson, a professor wirh rhe Department of Finance. wos o cieor cho e for rhe Pioneer award becouse nor only he s wei liked ond respecred among his peers bur he always mokes rime ro listen ond help srudenrs. DJ. has been wirh rhe University of Denver for two years now ond absorbed himself in rhe srudenr publications, starring our as rhe fmonoal odvisor ond become rhe full advisor afrer no one else would roke rhe position of advisor ro rhe Board of Communications aiding rhe 90 yeor old, Kynewisbok, from certain bankruptcy through his expert negotiations. D.J. oBors twenty hours o week advising ond assisring rhe pubkorions D J. reaches fufl-rime ond ofso provides rroinng for Pubic Service Co. of Colorado. He is o member of rhe Board of Dxecrors' Colorado Cosh Mcnogemenr Assooarion ond also o member of rhe Ncnonol Corporore Cash Management. His devorion ro rhe pubkorions has earned him rhe righr ro be colled o rrue Pioneer! Ko'Ohono Club odvsor, os wefl os Deon of Admissions. Roger Compbef is this yeor's sroff redpienr of rhe Pioneer award. Compbel in conjunction wirh his sroff have worked closely on improving rhe University's enrolmenr ond odmissons processes Through rhe changes mode, Campbell ond his sroff hove shown deep concern ond loyalty for rhe University of Denver ond rhe rrodmons ond srondard of excelence rhey stood for. Opening Pioneers Pioneer Of rhe Past David J. Von Drehle by Mary Yoon The !ok) wing ore excerpts from on interview with Dovid Von Drehle. University of Den ver ohm Pioneer Award winner and Morshol ScMor Von Drehle was born and raised in rhe Denver area. Currenrty, he is o staff writer for rhe Mom heohd MY: Whot mode you pxh DU over other Cok rodo schools DVD: DU has hisroricaly hod o commirrmeaf, since 1960 or thereabouts. o red committment ro toerd education I Iked rhe size of it Its not o my. son ot dowered scene Ike Colorado Cd lege, txx r's not a focrory ike rhe University of LCiOrOOO MY: What fd you do during school? DVD: I majored in Engksh ond Philosophy. I wos edror of Oorion in my junior year My sopho more yeor I was chairman of rhe Speakers’ Oureou of DUPO. I wos o member of Phi Comma De o frorernty. I served on o thing rhor used ro exisr bur doesn’t ony more coled rhe Chancefcxs’ Cound MY: Whor do rhnk of rhe Engksh system of education as compared to ours? DVD: It’s very, very different. The University in Engkmd feels o lor less responsfcxhry for irs yu-dents, espeaoly compared ro somewhere Ike DU. ond rhor has both good sides ond bod sides In England, where you don’t hove dosses ro orrend. on undergroduore s assigned ro o tutor ond has ro meet with rhe tutor once or twice o week for eight weeks Then there ore lecture courses rhor ore of-ferd. but you don’t hove ro go ro rhe lectures ond very few people do. ond you don’t hove ro reod rhe books Ar rhe end of three years you su down ond roke o yondord three-hour long essoy rey on everything you've learned over rhe lay three years On rhe one hond rhor's good because it makes rhe ecXxorion very much rhe yudenr's responsibly both in rhe book-crocking ospecr of it ond h having o rowing reom or o rugby side MY: Whor's your impression of rhe University today? DVD: The University has gone through some very hard rimes Reoty we yorred ro see things reoly yon ro go bod in rhe end of my junior yeor I think o lot of bod decisions hove been mode in those five years obour how ro fix things I can't be convinced rhor DU con’r recruit more than 580 students ond con'r raise more than two or three mfton dolors in unreyricted fundng I think performance m odmissions ond development ore just inexcusoble ond they ’ve gone on now for years ond yeors. though one person after another, ond rhe Urwersiry con nor go on forever Ike rhor. Having so d rhor. DU continues ro hove its greoresr asset, which is o much stronger focuiry then we ore given credit for For some reason people come ro DU ond no one ever rels them how good some of rhe focuiry they ore study ing with reoly are. how respected they ore Xat this pay weekend rhey hod o celebration for o former focuiry member, John W«-kms, who is o good example of rhot Here’s a guy who some legitimate critics hove colled rhe bey writer in America You never would hove heard rhor whie you were on campus. Jerry Chopmon 6 rhe Engksh deportment is one of rhe world's leading Shokespeore scholars John Newkurk in Chemistry. Herb Greenburg, 04 Dorn ... How long rhe University 6 gang ro be able ro keep rhem here with budget crises every yeor? Once you lose rhor core of quaky focuiry then rhngs reoly go out of control Without rhe good focuiry you con'r offer rhe good programs, you con'r ortrocr rhe good students ond you con'r bring in rhe strong support, so it just feeds on itself. If ol rhe good focuiry leove rhe ploce al or once, rhe word gets around ond other good people are gang ro be less Ikely ro come Thor's something rhor juy con’r be olowed ro hoppen Opening Pioneers 25 Srudenr Pioneers P. Nicole Johnson Linda Wilbanks AUSA President, N ole Johnson, o worthy recipient of rhe Pioneer oword because of her oursrondng conrrburions ro rhe Universiry of Denver. Among her accomplishments ore three offices with rhe Denver Universiry Programs Qoord, student representative ro rhe Doord of Trustees, founder of rhe AI Srudenr Advisory Docrd, secretory of rhe Ponheflen Counci, alcohol poky detegore and o sroff member of both Geneva GJen ond SOAP Through her sororiy, Ncc4e has worked with chonry for rhe heoring imponed ond hos obo porridpored in fundraisers for rhe orrs in her home town of Durongo. Colorodo Acodemkzoly, Ntcoie hos ocheved recognition from Who's Who n Amencon Coleges ond Urwersmes, rhe Noriond Deck's Usr. Mortor Doord. Omtaon Deiro Koppo ond Order of Omega. Undo Wibonks hos embodied her concern for people in her many ocnvihes borh on compus ond in rhe communiry or targe. Her vonery of offices n rhe Groduore Srudenr Assoctarion Counci ore o record of Undo's deckonon ro aeormg a value We experience for rhe groduore srudenrs orTending rhe Universiry of Denver. Among her communiry services lie such norobie groups os rhe Sodol -tasnce Commmee. rhe Housing Coolhon, STARS, Cotorodo Sood Legislcrion Commirree, ond Cub Scour Den Morher Her retgtaus bockground ond compus involvement wirh other orgomzonons such os rhe DU Gymnastics Parents Oub oiso emphasize Undo s wingness ro go rhor exrro mJe for her felow srudenrs ro moke rhe Universiry something rhor we col ol be proud of. Opening Pioneers Student Pioneers David Thomson Celesre Gerber When asked who David Thomson is one cob ro mind oil of rhe ocrMres rhar David has been Involved In on compos from AUSA Senate SOAR. Genevo Gen, Vinter Carnival, Intromarob, end Kappa Sigma frorerniy ro various rask forces appeared by rhe Choncetor, Freshman Cdoqmm reocher, ond rhe very spirit of DU, the crhleric program David always concerned for rhe righrs of others has helped rhe Denver House for Dotrered Vomen, rhe American Concer Soaery, ond has partidpered in rhe OoUder Oouider for rhe pay three years Davxj s obo recognized aodemicaty ond has received rhe Order of Omega Honor award Ceieye Gerber was chosen for this honor because of her spirit, enthusiasm, ond dedfcorion ro rhe University of Denver ond rhe community or large As o member of Delro Gommo sororiry, rhe AUSA Senate, rhe Kynewisbok, DUPO. ond Psi Chi (Psychology honorory), Ceieye has worked ro improve rhe University by represearing and working for rhe srudenrs She has exhfoired o sincere coring for rhe needy through her work or rhe Myron Srrorron Home for psychologically dsrurbed chJdren, rhe Motrin Luther Home, and volunteer 9 News Health For Her oursronding achievements in hepmg others displays o positive outlook for rhe future ond rhe attitude of success. Opening Pioneers Student Pioneers Richard Goforrh Michelle Driano Richard Goforth was chosen as o reoptear for hts diverse inreresrs ond oaivines, both acodemc and soooi. A member of Phi Gommo Delta frorernry. Spurs. Ode K. AUSA. Tolonarvs. Moaar Board. OmiCTon Deiro Koppa, Clarion, ond J-Moc Ptonning and odvisory Board, Richard has exempted rhe high standards represented by rhis oword Abo. o raienred ball ployer. Richard has porrtopored in intramural spons ond this past yeor has served as o referee for DU's inrromurol progrom. Community service is a mqor parr of Richard's Sfe becouse of his deep concern for others. He choired rhe Befle Bonffc Blood Drive on compus during rhe Spring and Foil quarters of 1964 which yielded 002 pints of blood for rhe communiry. Richard volunteered to read for rhe bind ond has done so with DU’s own eroded Persons Resource Center. Finally. Richard has served as o volunteer for both rhe Speool Olympics Bowtorhon ond rhe Denver Chttren's Home. Acodemicaly, his awards include rhe University of Denver Honors Scholarship, Hornbeck Scholar oword. Who's Who in American Coleges and Universities. Ouryondng Spur Award ond Outstanding Junor for his fraternity Michelle Dnono has oenvety become involved in rhe University end ocheved a sense of defection. Her orritude has been her drive to get involved with such campus groups as Alpha Lombda Deiro.. Oarion. Geneva Glen, Winter Carnival, various student odvisory committees to rhe •Choncelor. and other academic honorories. Her academic achievements speak for themselves as she is a Hornbeck Scholar, a member of rhe Dean's List, o University Honors Scholar, ond DU Outstanding Sophomore Woman 1980. She has hod various interns in rodka, poiricol campaigns ond pubic relations Opening Pioneers Compus Changes The 198566 academe year saw a mulrirude of changes around rhe compus. The 1964-85 dass wil always remember rhe area in fronr of rhe Generd Classroom Dufldmg as The Sea of Mud. In rhe fal of 1985. landscoping was com pier ed end rhe rhe sea of mud” was rronsformed inro o beounful field of green (whire if you counr winrer). The GCO lawn is now a prime creo for sports, lounging, picnics, ond outdoor concerts! In rhe summer of 1983 rhe Duchrel Chopel was desrroyed by fire All that remained wos one of rhe bel rowers This rower was reconstructed, renovated ond rejuvinored as o monument ro rhe history of DO! Landscaping ond minimal construction work has rronsformed rhe o'eo inro o wonderful outdoor study area Londscopng was also completed this year around rhe new. WdSam T. Driscol University Center The afrermarh lefr from rhe construction is now covered wirh on orray of saplings ond shrubbery os wel as on attractive wokwoy oround rhe budding. Nor only was rhe air obour compus super charged by rhe victorious hockey ream, bur its appearance seemed ro glow along with rhe population of rhe University of Denver. 30 Condds Opening Harvard Of The East?!? Condids 31 Opening Foil Seasons I Administration Chancellor Dwight Smith Dwight M Smith began hs fourth yeor os the University of Denver's choncelor in September omtdsr much optimism and hope for the future. The University's budget wos balanced for the 198566 Fiscal Yeor ond is expected to remon sroble, while development of the Core Curriculum ond new leadership or the deportment level has sported enthusiasm. With this red srobiry, Smith has set severol long-term gods for the future of the University. Admissions has token priority for the Urwersiry in terms of quantitative gools, Smirh soys. Our god is to increase enrolment by 50 new students eoch yea for the next five years, ond to reduce orrntion. Ths should bring us to 1,000 new students (per yea) by 1991 In order to ocheve this, DU wil hove to “keep the bdonce between undergraduate Iberol arts ond professional groduote programs that has been our historic mission, he odds. Choncelor Smirh presses the goals he has ser fa advancement of the University over rhe next five years ae ochiev-oble He hopes to reoch Ns gools by developing programs rhot represent mo jor aeos of interest, inducing hael ond restaurant management, psychology, occounrng ond engineering These ae rhe rager aeos where we con orrroct rhe most students, ond they happen to overlop the University's marketable strengths, Smith soys ”We do hove o rvrche n Ngher education ” Acodemcoly. Smith plans to srreaTv line rhe University's curricula structure We hove ro decide how to moke o stotemenr obout DU rhot wil be meon ingful ond moke this University o sought-ofter place. We wont ro hove o ser of programs rha we con judge on o notional level, like Psychology, or aeotive writing in rhe English deportment. ” he odds Smith feels one of the rhngs rhot truly distinguishes DU from irs peers is rhe de velopmenr of The College ond rhe Cae isnc, coherent approoch to o Sberd orts education Devetopmenr of DU's dbnnaive cp prooch to education wl be rhe key ro rhe school's future success, Smith soys “In five yeors. if I om srH in this position. I want ro be oble ro soy rha we ore wet on rhe woy to having the strongest pro grams m business, tow ond human service dminisrrarion Faculry Sraff Thomos Goodole Vice-Chancellor For Srudenr Affairs Vice-Chancellors Set The Pace Administration Allan Pfnisrer Vice-Chancellor For Academic Affairs Vice ChonceBors Admnisrrarion Staff Geraldine Hasty Staff 38 Administration Staff We, rhe sroff of rhe 1986 Kynewisbok, would like ro pay special Tribute ro Geraldine Hasry, who rerired from rhe posrion of AUSA Doord of Communtcorions Treasurer This year. In two decodes of dedicorion ro rhe University of Denver, Mrs. Hasry has shown True commitment ro enrichment through education. Most importantly, though, because of your constant help, hard work, ond guidance, espedoty ro rhe K-Dook sroff, Geraldine Hasry we salute you! Sroff Adminisrrorion Faculty Professors Showing The Way Condids Faculty Sraff Faculty Faculry Sroff Faculty Helping Us Broaden Our Horizons . . . Candkjs 42 Faculty Sroff Faculty Foculry Staff 40 Faculty Giving A Parr Of Themselves . . . Foculry Sraff Faculty Foculry Sraff SpIpUO ) S' Condids mi? in i K ii(� i sk w sm (iro Graduation la a time of nostalgia, of looking back on a montage of memories and of looking ahead, perhaps a little fearfully, seeking a clue to what the future holds. Perhaps that explains the paradox of calling this occasion at the same time both a graduation and a commencement. For even as you graduate from this institution and commence your life's journey in the world beyond, you draw closer to the day when you, in your turn, will be the guardians of yet another generation of young Americans. In a few years’ time, we Americans will soar into the 21st century. In large measure, the quality of your individual lives and your children's lives will be determined by the quality of the education you have received — at home and at school — to prepare you for our new world of challenge, innovation, and opportunity. Today we are living the beginnings of a revolution -- a revolution ranging from tiny microchips to voyages into the infinity of space; from information retrieval systems that can bring all of the great literature and films and music within reach of the family living room, to new methods of health care and healing that will add years of full, active existence to your life spans. The Class of 1986 has been given special blessings: families who care, teachers who have taught you to think and to learn in preparation for productive careers, and a country that, for all its faults, is still what Lincoln called it over a century ago: ...the last, best hope of Earth. The world you inherit today will not be an easy one, for nothing worth winning is easily gained. But it's a good world, and a world that each of you can help to make a better one. What greater opportunity could anyone be blessed with? Today is your day — graduates, teachers, friends, and family — and it is a day to remember and treasure for the rest of your lives. Congratulations on your achievement, and God bless you. President's Lerrer 48 Letters UNIVERSITY OF DENVER COLORADO SEMINARY D E N V E R, C O LO R A D O 80208-0100 OMlCt OP THE CHANCELLOR 303 M I-2III TO THE 1986 GRADUATING CLASS: Having completed your baccalaureate studies, you are now embarking on an exciting and dramatic phase of your life. Whether you elect to continue your education, enter the realm of public service, or the world of private business, you will be required increasingly to assume the responsibilities and challenges of leadership. Each student generation produces leaders in government, industry and the arts. Meeting the demands of leadership is never an easy task or a simple one; however, you have prepared yourself well to reach your personal goals as well as to take your rightful place among those who will lead. The need has never been greater for women and men with vision and realistic idealism to enter the world intent upon truly making a difference. Educators, as do all others, look to their past accomplishments to help guide and direct their future efforts. Our role is to enlighten and explore the world with our students. It places upon us both an awesome responsibility and a tremendous reward, the greatest of which is the knowledge that we have, in some measure, helped you prepare to answer the call of your time. It is through the successes of our graduates that we are best able to measure our own successes. If there is one thing I would impress upon you, it is that the process of education does not cease with a commencement ceremony. I am confident that we have given you the preparation and background with which to continue your life-long task of learning and growing. As a graduate of the University of Denver, you will be heir to an impressive legacy and tradition of excellence. For 122 years, women and men have left the University to make their mark in the world. Our graduates have become pioneers in business, government, education, the sciences, and the arts. I have no doubt the graduating class of 1986 will equal or surpass the successes of their predecessors. On behalf of the administration, the faculty and the staff, I wish you success and fulfillment. Chancellor's Letter Lerrers Academics Expanding Our Knowledge . . . 52 Academics Academics Acodemtcs Academics Discovering Our Place In The World . . . 54 Acodemics Academics Academics Academics Making Our Mark . . . Academics Academics Condtds Academes Academics Using Tools Of Our Trades . . . Candids 58 Academics Academics Candids Academics 59 Condds 60 Academics Condids Academics 61 w Theatre Program Fine Arts A fheorre • Fine Arts STATE OF COLORADO (XtCUTIVf CHAMIIRS 1 )b Suir CiMoI Dwvtt. Co o� xJo 60201-17 2 rttonr (101) 666-2471 ft hjr S O. Um Cov«m©« To the University of Denver Class of 1986: Congratulations on having come this far — and my sincere wishes for your continuing success, as your battles have only just been joined. Not only will you be working hard to make It In a tough business world that requires full application of your hard-won educations, but the public world — the overall conditions shared by your family, your neighbors and yourselves — will Increasingly rely on your Individual commitments of time, energy and Intelligence. The University of Denver has left Denver, Colorado and the nation a legacy of leadership, with many of our most accomplished public citizens educated there. It was that heritage. In part, that attracted me to DU's law school as a professor, from 1969-1974. But the earning of laurels Is an ongoing process. Even though it Is my belief the years that lie ahead will demand stronger wills and sharper Intellects than at any time In our history, I am confident you will be equal to the challenge. You must be, for all our sakes. Sincerely, 64 Governor's Lerrer Denver, CoJorodo a nd Denver CITY AND COCXTY BUILDIKO • DENVER.COLORADO 6O20C itu coot 003 vi ora October 30. 1985 Graduating Claaa University of Denver Denver CO 80210 Dear Craduatea. As you go forth froa this day, you should feel a true sense of accomplish sent froa your hard work and dedication. The undergraduate experience which you have now cospleted Is a priceless commodity that will Increase In value over the course of your lives. You are leaving the University of Denver with not only s strong education and undoubtedly life-long friends, but also a mature perspective. Choosing to continue your education at the University of Denver was a wise decision. The fine quality end diversity of this Institution Is known and respected across the entire country. Your tine here has been well spent and now you must take whet you have learned and apply It toward both your personal and society's future. Whatever your personal choices, I believe that with a quality education there comes an obligation to contribute to the good of the general public. There can be immense personal rewards reaped fron Improving the quality of life for other people aa well as yourselves. Your generation will face Important Issues to which you and your colleagues must be prepared to answer. You must always be aware of the fact that one person can make a difference, and open to the possibility that you can be that one person. As you depart froa hera today many of you will have questions about the future and some Badness about leaving. You must look to the future as an adventure and you must treasure your past at the University of Denver for the great personal experiences and friendships which you found during your college years. I wish you the best of luck and happiness In all of your endeavors. Federico Pefta MAYOR Denver, Colorodo icover The Magic ... Activities Homecoming Of D,U. Homecoming '85 Homecoming was o gob evenr rhe year. The parade was an enormous success and rhe homecoming game and ocnvines had rhe bggesr arrendonce ever. The VQHA champion Denver Pioneers won a fonrasncaly pbyed gome ogansr Cobrodo Cdege, once again shewing rhe rrue spirir of D.U. The Homeconning parade was as colorful as ever, having rhe rheme, “Discover rhe Magic of D.U Enrnes inebded everyrhng from a gbnr rabbir springing from a har ro a 12 foor hgh Gherro Bbsrer!! David Thomas of Koppa Sigma and AUSA fame was homecoming Ising whde Delra Gamma's Robin Dnckner was Ns beauriful queen. Aaivines Homecoming ■MMMpBOSI Acriviries Homecocrinc Activities Geneva Glen Geneva Glen is on oaring rhor hoppens eoch Seprember, irs purpose ro ocquainr srudenrs with Urwersry life Freshmen are informally fomilorized with DU lifestyle, m a casual, playful atmosphere. Srudenrs ploy gomes, orrend workshops ond bosicoly hove on al ond our good rime. With the help of eager sroff members ond upper classmen as staff, rhe freshmen ore oble ro enjoy the beautiful Colorado outdoors whrfe leornmg about rhe university ond coBege life. 72 70 Nightlife! Oesdes frorermiy ponies, DU studeros carried on rher nighrtfe or many pioces off compos The mosr popuior beng the Dorder Also, on compos, rhe Pub held numerous Sfudto 84 events end hod o Pub po'ry every Wednesday Many vudenr organizations hod rhe ' own ntghrltfe ooiviries Mqor ones included Koppo Sigma's Beochcombers. SAE's Bowery Bol. Bero's Woodsmons Bod. Fji's Wonder. Sigma Chi Derby Days, ond many other grcck evenrs Johnny. From the Ocrder. 5 o fomfcjr foce to mony D(J students Here, he pours expert o drmh oi rhe Bor of the Border (upper right) Pmbd 6vlo popUcr ocrvry for OU students These gomes ere locored or rhe Pub (upper left) Donee, donee, donee rhe nghr owoy Tfts DU coed 6 dong jv mor (tower nghf) Ar rhe Ocrder once 090m the mghife 6 ofwoys otve (lower left) 74 Activities Nightlife QqIbBiIIw •0 w mo BOffLMG Acriviries Drntong beef or rhe Pub ond •far ) VOnet ore three DU moo Oeft) A typical scene or rhe Pub 6 one kho rha (mode left) The D J or the Border Peeps rhe music gong ord the nghrtfe o ve (below) The Worm, o popular dance movement usuofy reserved lor speoa occasions a used or the Pub flower Wt One vep n mony scovenger nures a Celebrry Sports Center � a ofco 9000 for Gonzo OuwSrq (tower ngn) . Does Denver A Quesr From Yesterday Into The Present by fond I Vycrt. Oass of K 86 Goptoedy omdthe noeeandhoyc ondremember what peocerheremoy bo nsionce Asfor os pox c wuhout surrender bo on good terms wfh ci persons quoted from the DesWefoto The obove quote ct« me feeing I hove os I ptepore ro groduote from the Um-crsry of Denver The Umcrvy hos been my kfe these pov five yeors. I hove come to know her ond she has come ro know me There are many fun ond joyful memories of times spoor on campus I remember my fry day ot the Urwervry k wos o doy of uncertanfy The meeting of o roommere. and wondering t we would get along, hoping ro kxete dosses from the few the upperclassmen hod left. wc-e d port of the fry days of freshmen yeor Those were rhe dcrys. I efren osk myse where dd d rhe rme go. ond then I yorr ro remember Todoy 6 my groduonon doy. ond I con'r txr help reflect over the many converscrons I hove hod with ndmduob whom words of wadom hove mortvored ond inspred me ro reoch for beyond whor I knew I codd reoch These indkVkiois ore the lose V� om T Ortscd Dt Alen D Dreds Ronr e G Lofftfre ond flhondo M Felds My yeors c the Unrversky hove been produenve yeors I hove grown as o person ond been enriched os o ckuen My nvotvemenr or rhe Unversry hos been plenrful, rhe experiences I hove gorged from the numerous ieodechp rdes whch I hove performed ond held wt surety be on asset os I proporc to ktove the Unversry Reflecting over rhe poy fve yeors. there exist o spcool group of ndrviduots ond orgorwonons whch I muy thonk before groduorOn They ore Comer on Rooke. Cndy Peters. Rochete Scot. Kofhy Cromer ond Goby Re h for befriendng me. Dr Afvn GoWberg, my mentor ond professor of Speech Communicorton. Dr Akon Dortxxr Chormon of Speech Communication department. Mrs Shannon McGrorh Gmo former odmsson counselor. Parry O'Comer, former fnanod cud counselor. the department of Speech Communication for providing me wrh the moy proched ond benefied course offemg I could osk of o mojor deportment, the Kynewtsbok Yearbook ond ft Koppo ft Froterray for inducing ond mckng me o port cf the fomly In dasmg. the encouragement | hove reoeved. hos prepared me ro move forward nro the world of rhe unknown, cerran of only memones of yeycrdoy ond me hope of me future, found wihn todoy Forewd Denver Unversry' 80 Graduanon Graduation 81 Seniors Brinoh Acton Indionopolis, Indiono Moss Communicorions Dove Alexonder Riverside. Connecricur Finonce Chris Allen Denver, Colorado No mojor given Glenn Allen Denver, Colorodo No mojor given Rebecca Alen Englewood, Color odo Rnonce Jeffery Amonn Denver, Colorado H m Seniors Undo L. Anderson Cokxodo Springs, Colorado — Mathematics Karen Angele Evergreen Pork, Illinois Biology Nick Aposrolokis Golden, Cokxodo HRM Classes Robert Armsrrong No dry given No mojor given Timothy Armsrrong Solem, Mossochuserrs Poliricol Science Jocqueline Arroyo Haro Rey, Puerto Pico Poliricol Science Kevrin Ashcrofr Edg e water, Colorado Psychology Anthony Asplond Greenvilie, South Carolmo Engineering Dickson Au Denver, Colorado Accounring Chaorlene Doley Lakikewood, Colorado Masass Communicarions Elizabeth Barbour Denver. Colorado Speech Communicarions Norman A. Barunghocol No ary given No mojor given — Seniors Classes 83 Seniors Timothy Belinsky Billings, Monrono Accounting Jonine Bel Colorodo Springs, Colorodo Moss Communications John Bee Vila Hills, Kentucky HRM Seniors Gosses Stephen Bell Denver. Colorodo Poliricol Science Ronald G. Bernt Columbus, Nebraska Theater Jeffrey Berrger Sterling, Colorado Computer Science Erik Bien Denver, Colorodo Theater Susan Lynn Best Riverside, California Mass Communications Glenn Bkxksrone Verona. New Jersey Mass Communications Jormes Gloich Denver. Coiorodo M(onogemenr Jeffrey Scorr Bleyle Lomor, Coiorodo Englsh Liso Jeon Bormon Denver. Coiorodo Horel G Resrouronr Mgmr. SSuson Bowmon Sondro K. Drewsrer Robyn Rnckner Wesrchesrer, Pennyslvonio Redondo Deoch, Colifornio Denver, Coiorodo A Moss Communiconons Psychology Moss Communicorions IWT! - James Drosseou I Denver, Coiorodo I Horel G Resrouronr Mgmr. John Bruner Scorrsdole, Arizono Horel G Resrouronr Mgmr. Volerie BuscoreBo Lakewood, Coiorodo Horel G Resrouronr Mgmr Seniors Classes Seniors Julie Burler Lakewood, Colorado Psychology John Corroll Forr Colfins, Colorado FIMA Richord Ceram Dtscayne Pork, Florida Engineering Edword Lance Chayer No dry given No major given James Chen Lakewood, Colorado Engineering Kimnberiy Christensen Denver, Colorado Engineering Seniors Classes Roger Chrisrenson Pine, Colorado Engineering Parrick K. Clifford Forr Collins, Colorado Accounting Kirby A, Clock Poonla, Colorado Finance Joyce Coco Denver, Colorado Arr Marlene Conrad Arvaaa, Colorodo Comparer Science Ermly Coolidge Dolton, Illinois Marketing Denise Coughlin Colorado Springs, Colorado Computer Science Nancy Cowen Rifle. Colorado Morkering James Dolrymple Bellevue, Washington Marketing Peter Dauphinais Lee, New Hampshire Hotel Gr Resrouronr Mgmr. Todd Davidson Denver, Colorodo Monogement Chrisry-Joy Decker Pougkeepsi, New York Computer Science Seniors Gosses Seniors Louro Dedmond Denver, Cokxodo Sport Sciences Christine Delony Mobile, Alabama Psychology Fawn Drake Denver, Colorado Moss Communications Gory Drake No city given No major given Mogorie Dorian Wichita, Konsas Management Heather Earl Boulder, Cokxodo Computer Science Seniors Classes Shellee Erickson Wethersfield, Connecticut — Sports Sciences John Espinoza Lakewood, Colorado Accounting Scott Feder Moreland Hills, Ohio Hotel G Restaurant Mgmr Kaori Fenner Deenver, Colorado CAMGT Louise Fouracre Evergreen, Colorodo Monogemenr Boon Foxhoven LoKewood, Colorodo Moss Communications Arndrew Froiley Deenver, Colorodo Pssychology Mory Berh Froncis No dry given No major given Kimberly Frank Pueblo, Colorodo Accounting Moark Fraser Nod dry given Nod major given Julie Freemon Bradford, Massachusetts Monogemenr Eric Fuhrmon Delta, Colorado Accounting Seniors Classes Seniors 90 James Funk Wesr Chicago, Illinois Mass Communications David Gehierr Anaheim, Californio Monogemenr Karen Gagnon Paxron, Massachusetts Chemisrry Cindy Grallenrine Lirrleron, Colorodo POM Celesre W. Gomache Florence, Colorado Sociology Jennifer Gance Denver, Colorado Moss Communicorions Seniors Classes Mory Garland Green Day, Wisconsin FLMA Celesre L. Gerber Englewood, Colorodo Psychology Mark Gerk Holyoke, Color odo Accounring James Gonnerro Willowick, Ohio Finance Paul Goble Lakewood, Colorado Physiology Moren Gilmore Lawrence Glass Denver, Colorodo Vicrorvile, Californio F.I.M.A. Physiology Richard Goforth Jill Goldner Westminster, Colorado Deverly Hflls, Coliformo Finonce Hotel G Resrouronr Mgmr Ann Mari Gonsread Beloit, Wisconsin F.I.M.A. Susan G. Gonzoles Colorado Springs. Colorado F.I.M.A. Paul Gray Denver. Colorado Hotel G Resrouranr Seniors Classes Seniors EIzoberh Griffin Thornton, Colorado General Business Raymond Greenhoigh Colofun, New Jersey Marketing Corherine Greway Aurora, Colorodo General Business Elizabeth Hou Boulder, Colorado Psychology Robert Hall No Mj. Gven Eve Halter man Denver, Cokxodo Psychology Lawrence Hammond Diane Hansen Carol Ann Hanser Littleton, Colorado CoSmsviie, IL Mass. Comm. Psychology Koittyyn Honson Anchoroge, Arkonsos Horcel Resrouronr Mgmr. Daniel Croig Horcrow Unteron, Colorado Music Todd Harmon Morbleheod, Mossochuserrs Finonce Reol Esrore Joccpueiine Horvey Doupphin, Pennsylvanio Acccounring Louro D. Hoys Denver. Colorado Soool Science Srephon Heorh Denver. Colorado Finance Peal Esrore Loreene Heoron Lirrleeron, Colorado AAG5C Dolph Hellmon Lirrieron, Colorodo PoSricol Science Lorri Herman Chicogo, llinois Monogemenr Seniors Classes Seniors Heidi Ann Higenberg No Ciry Given No Major Given Mira Hirsch No Gry Given No Major Given Robert Hold Lokewood, Cdorodo Art Vibeke Holm Denver, Cdorodo Mass Communications Jeff Hopmoyer Wilmette, Illinois Hotel G Restaurant Mgmr. Anito Lynn Horner Cdorodo Springs, Cdorodo Chemistry Seniors James Horton Denver, Cdorodo DECO Pamela Horton Woodbndge, Connecticut DSCI James Huong Denver. Cdorodo Hotel G Restaurant Mgmr Classes Shelby Hueneke Lokewood, Colorodo Horel 6 Resrouronr Mgmr Eric Jomieson Lokewood. Colorado Physicol Education Sondro Johnson Albuquerque, New Mexico Horel 6 Resrouronr Mgmr Karen X. Johnsrone Denver, Colorodo Moss Communications Morjorie Jones No Ciry Gven No Major Given Morey Kowader Conron, AAossochuserts Horel Resrouranr Mgmr Ann Morie Kelly No Cry Gven No Mojor Gven Michele Kenny Vessy, Swirzeriand Morkering Sharad Khurmi Ncsrobi Reol Esrore Seniors Gosses Seniors Thomas IV Kirk Greeley, Colorado FIMA Monsig, Kim Denver. Colorado Compurers L. Loi King No Ciry Gven No Major Gven Shown Klten Golden, Colorado Compurers Jone Kolb Oceanside, N Y. HRM Jeffrey Koss Lewisron, ME. Compurers Seniors Koren Kulick Basking Ridge, N.J. HRM Woi-Leng Kwok Denver, Colorado HRM Zulmo LoRivo No Ciry Gven No Mojor Given Classes Joseph LeChugo Westminster, Cokxodo Biology Gnger Loughlin Dover, Tennessee Accounting Richord Lorhom Denver, Cdorodo Recreation Mgmr Becky Kozuko No Gry Gven No Mojor Gven Leslie Leibhordr Denver, Cokxodo English Krisren Lemke Drighron, Cokxodo Computers Sebosnen Lenski Littleton, Cokxodo Economics Joner Levi Wilmette, lUifxxs Arr Nancy Link Srirrsville, Onrorio Speech Communications Seniors Gosses Seniors Korhryn Linn Denver, Colorado GDUS John Lu Denver, Colorado Art Tracy Lucus Denver, Colorado Moss Communications Heidi Luegers No Ciry Gven No Major Gven Korhryn Atkins Lynd Leawood, Kansas Psychology Evo Moos Urrleron, Colorado Horel G Restaurant Mgmr. Seniors Classes Andrea Moki Denver, Colorado Psychology Frederica Monning Colorodo Springs, CO Physicol Education Suson Monnis Denver, Colorado English Luz Morrinez Denver, Colorodo Horel ' Rest. Mgmr. Kimberley Moy Chicago, Illinois Mass. Comm. Gory McBride Denver, CO. Music John McCamanr Sonfron., Coiif. Moss. Comm. Michael McCony Denver, Colorodo Psychology Dennis McDonnel Englewood, CO History Richord McGrorh Denver, Colorodo Edel Dean McConnell Denver, Colorodo Monogemenr Robert Meets Pueblo. Colorodo Finance Seniors Cbsses Seniors 100 Srephen Miholie Denver, Colorado Horel Resrouranr Mgmr. Timorhy Miller North Hompron, NH Chemistry Mork A. Miyasoki Lofoyerte, Colorado Accounting Nurani Mohdnusi Denver, Colorado Chemistry Seniors Robert Moore Old Derhpoge, NY HRM Kerry Moriorry No Gry Gven No Major Gven Lori Mineo Aurora. Colorado Sports Science Trocy Moon Denver, Colorado Environmental Sciences Michael Mormondo Old Wesrbury, New York Hotel G Restaurant Mgmr. Classes Michele Morrison Lecdvile, Cokxodo Accounting Michelea Morrissey Seminole, Rorido Otology Doniel Mulreony No Ciry Given No Major Given Albert Munroe Sourhboro, Massachusetts Accounting Gregory Myers Santa Fe, California FIMA John Mykleby No Gry Gven No Major Gven Thomas Nash Denver, Cokxodo Psychology Darboro Nied Englewood, Cokxodo Business Orion Oakley Sr. Louis, Missouri Finance Seniors Classes 101 Seniors 102 David Oliver Pebble Beach, California Hotel G Restaurant Mgmr. Wendy Oliver No Major G'ven No Gry Gven Jean-Marie Olivieri Albuquerque, New Mexico Morkering Kennerh Osrrov Gndnnari, Ohio Management Joseph Pacifkio New York, New York English Cindy Podlo Denver, Colorado Engish Dean Panzico Son tors Fremonr, Coifornio Classes Morkering Lori E. Porris Burwell, Nebraska Arr Richard Parchen, Jr. Aurora. Colorodo Political Science Am Porrerson Denver, Colorado Computers Qizaberh Pick WimerKo, Illinois Spanish Phip Poromiris YeBow Springs, Ohio Hotel Restaurant Mgmr Vada Phelps Frisco, Colorado GD2 Jerri L. Phifcps Denver, Colorado Biology Elsie Pirocchelli Rosemonr, Pennsylvania Physical Education Steven Porter Arvoda, Colorado Psychology Angelique Porurolski Littleton, Colorado Chemistry Kristin Provost Pueblo, Colorado Computers Sorurs Classes 103 Seniors Morrhew Quior Denver, Colorado RECM Timorhy Rodebaugh Grond Juncrion, CO Accounring Elizoberh V. Rangel Grio Cora Morkering Carolyn Rea Woodland Hills, California Marketing Richard Polio Smirhrown, New York Accounring Mary E. Redman Dig Dear Loke, Coif. RECM 104 Seniors Classes Jeffrey L. Richards Lirtieron. Colorado Arr Claudia Richardson Chagrin Falls, Ohio English Anayonsi Rjckerrs Denver, Colorado Marketing Teresa Rizzi Denver, Colorado Spcnish Victoria Ronay Posodeno, Californio Hotel G Restaurant Mgmr. Luis Sanhuezo Denver, Colorado Hotel G Restaurant Mgmr Korea Saver Bonita, Californio Physical Education Orion Sovoge Dedham, Massachusetts Marketing Patricia Scanlon Denver, Colorado Hotel G Restaurant Mgmr Ieoh Schenk Sioux City, Iowa Oology Lisa Schmidt Denver. Colorado Engineering Neal Schromm McMurray, Pennsylvania Finance Seniors 105 Cbsses Seniors 106 June Schrieber Denver, Colorado Psychology Joyce Schwoniger Ploinview, New York Engineering Rochelle A Scorr Los Angeles, Colfornic Mass Cocnmunicoriors Chee Huo Seoh Denver, Colorodo Finance Ann Seorle Correz, Colorado Finonce Richard Seoron Denver, Colorado Muse Seniors Gosses Chrisropher Show New York. NY HRM Julie Show Lirrleron, Color odo Mass Communications John Sisson Arvodo, Colorado Accoutring Serge Slomcki Chicogo, Binois Hotel 6 Resrouronr Mgmr. Shoron Smenrowski Colorado Springs, Colorado Accounting Jeffrey Smirh Englewood, Colorado Accounring Ronald Smith Schier Pork, Illinois Finance Ah-Lee Sng No Ciry Gven Horel G Pesrauonr Mgmr Mork Sranron Scorrsdole, Arizono Moss Communicorions Sen ors Lorraine Stork No Gry Given No Major Given Deborah Srerson Denver, Colorado Monogemenr Neal Skiver New Orleans, LA FIMA Classes 107 Seniors 108 Tomi Sreveson Littleton, Colorado Biology Eric Stone Cupertino, Colifornio Accounting Jeoneil Srreck Denver, Cokxodo 602 Anne Strom Trondheim, Sweden FIMA Alexander Sugar Lincoln, Massachusetts Finance Ungyo Sugiyomo Greendale, Arizona Biology Seniors Gasses Alexander Suh Denver, Colorodo Management Lauren Swoin No City Given No Major Given Kiyomi Tokushi Denver, Colorado SPPA rt erri Tolbert hNo Gry Given i1 No Mojor Given Michael Tessem Englewood. Colorodo Finance Timothy Thomas Denver. Colorado Computers (CorJene Thompson JJuneou, Alaska fFinonce Dovid Thompson Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Recreation Mgmt Tod Thorpe No Gry Gven No Major Given . Amy Toboco I Los Angeles. Californio Moss Communications Anson Tone Des Moines, bwa FIRE Christine Tonrioni Smirhrown. NY Monogemenr Seniors 109 Classes Seniors Joy Trask Kailua, Hawoi Horel Resrouronr Mgmr Lisa Tronr Arvodo. Cokxodo Biology Cord Tybuski Pormo, Ohio Horel Resrouranr Gregory Ulrich Choppoguo, New York Mooogemenr Monho Volenrine No Ciry Gven No Major Given James E. Von Fleer Urrieron, Colorado Poliricol Science Seniors Donald Wall Lirrleron, Colorado Finonce Peal Esrare Brodford Washburn Wesr Hartford, CT POM Dorene Worson Denver, Colorado General Business 110 Classes Sreven Way Pasodeno, Calif or nia French Dororhy Webb Wichira, Kansas Psychology Johnorhon Weiner Denver, Cokxodo Psychology Timorhy Wellings Denver, Colorado R£CM Ronold Welch Caldwell. Idaho Psychology Marl-; Werzig Dodder, Color do Monagemenr Onsnoe Whire Aulr, Colorado Chemisrry Laura Whire Denver, Colorodo Finance Daniel Wiesner No City Gven No Major Given Seniors Classes Seniors Timothy Wiggins Denver, Colorado Hotel 6 Restaurant Mgmr. Laurel Wiiey Dongor, Moine Hotel G Resrauronr Mgmr. Rachel Williams No Gty Given No Major Gven Chorla Woodword Fort Collins, Colorado Moss Communications Scon Woodword Colorado Springs, Colorado Sports Science Brenda Wright Littleton, Cokxodo Art Seniors Classes Render L. Wyatt. Jr. Arbnra, Georgia Speech Comm Jeffrey Yale Winnerko, llinois Mass Communications Chandra Yoewood Aurora, Colorado Accounting More Seniors . . . G. Poromiris J. Schwanirtger Sreve Dell Mirze Lumpkin Korhy Lund John Mykleby More Seniors Seniors Underclassmen I feel most fortunate or having been asked to submit an essay on being a junior, and on whor it rakes to be o leoder on this campus and in rhe real world. There are so many leoders in rhe junior doss more quoified to do rhis rhan I am so one should know before rearing on rhor I'm nor o ryptcd leader'’ I'm nor a drone, a foce man or an award monger, ond it is because of rhis rhor I con honestly encouroge everyone to get involved n whor is gong on n campus kfe ond in Ife on rhe outside as I hove med to do. Leadership has been defined in many different woys. Courses ore roughr or rhe University rhor preach management Technique as ’leadership skis''. It is assumed rhor leadership is something rhor con be developed or reod from o book There is also o chartsmo school of leadership rhor assumes rhor leoders just exit as flukes of generic lottery. Neither ere completely correct in my opinion ond both ideas hold rhor some of us hove it (leadership obity) ond some of us don't. Doth would discouroge rhe overoge DU srudenr or arizen from becoming a leoder or bmgng a new idea ro conaere frunon. Thar is precisely why leadership isn't In o book or in o person's generic code. Leodership must become o way of Irvng ro rhe true leoder. The leoder musr hove o real sense of vision, of risk, of duty, ond of humify. Every man has rhe potential for these characteristics Vision is ro be found in one’s imoginarion ond self criticism Dreaming cannot be enough, because it is necessary ro think upon and enridze one's own dreams unrt rhe right one comes dong — one rhor is suit ode for others Risk isn't bind fofh or a high roler's edeuionon of probobiry Perhaps couroge 6 a better word because a vision musr be defended ond exrdted ro others. DU students should be no strangers ro risk Whor hove they got ro lose? Surely jobs won't be lost besides, any vision may be worth folowing There ore those who’ve Ived their entire Ives without folowing a single vision of rher own. Duty is perseverance, hard work ond dsoplne. The pursuit of vision cannot be wasted wirh sloppy performance. A leoder cannot blow rhngs off ond be a leoder A vision rhor does not require rhe duty ond core of o leader is nor o vision worth folowing Humlry may be rhe mosr necessary chorocrensric of o leoder ond one rhor is socty locking among managers ond charismatic charmers. A leoder cannot Transmit his vision ro others i he pretends ro hove ol of rhe answers Ir s mosr difficult ro hove one’s folowers aroze rhe vision taken so dosely ro heart by rhe leoder. but without rhs criticism there would be no need for folowers. Above ol. leoders ore nor born ... they ore mode. They ore not mode from management books, however. They ore mode only by themselves yid rhe cauldron of personal struggles rhor produces vision ond couroge ond duty ond. of course, humify Every day of my experience or DU. I see leoders forged from such fires. They ore students just as you and I ore. The America of rhe rwenry frsr cenrury needs such leoders. ond I only hope rhor these fires sri forge leoders for Ir. Drod A Fast Junior Essays 114 Classes PLOTAGE Ir seems Use only yeyerdoy rhor I wos o sema m high school, eryjyng o role of seniority. ond eogerty awaiting groctoorion. As o senior. I on remember how mpononr ol of my peers ond I fe� on compos, retonve ro rhe younger srudenrs. little did I know rhen rhor within )jy o shcrr period of rime. I would once ogoin be experiencing rhe rote of o lower rook. As rhor sunwer before colege drew ro o dose, rhe excrement ond greor desire ro hurry owoy ro colege foded, ond rhe onxiery from rhe unknown tfieod, emerged I wos terrified by rhe rhoughr of going somewhere wtfhou knowing anyone or my ponr of desrinorion. However, everything was completely different rhon I hod envisioned, ond rhe University of Denver proved ro be o welcoming sight, comprised of ktod ond helpful people, who were prepored for my arrival, k wos this positive transition from home ro colege, which I experienced during my first week or DU, rhor encouraged me ro become on actively involved student or the University. Through a voriery of ocriviries; such os SOAR. Geneva Glen, Greek Life. Senate, committees ond orgorizonons. I hove token port in o urrgue educorionoi experience Though ocodemics ore of utmost mporronce. rhe knowledge rhor I receive from these other socrces ore oiso of greor worth Even if o letter grode is nor given forsuch efforts, ir 6 rhe personal achievement rhor I orran. rhor serves os o reword in itself. Two yeors hove otreody possed since I orrived or DU. ond rime continues ro pass me by so quickly. I look forward ro my lost rwo years of colege with yeoi onnciporion. ond yet con only hope rhor when my rime ro groduore arrives, I wi reed those feetngs rhor I hod before coming ro DU. Though o ceremony ro celebrate rhe success of my occompfchmenrs wi be or hand, I must remember rhor this porricUor earing ro one chapter only leods ro rhe begnrwg of another' I beleve rhor my various activities ond d I hove received from my peers wl encouroge me ro try ... ond MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Shannon Kety Sophomore Apri 1,1985 The hoppiesr day of my kfe11 held n my bond o letter storing I hod received rhe Boettcher Foundation Scholarship Now, I could an end any school within rhe yore of Colorado rhor I wonred ro. However, there wos krtie doubt In my mind, I wos going ro rhe Universiry of Denver DU hod rhe bey repurorion of ony school in Colorodo ond the program in my major oreo of srudy satisfied my ecXxononoi needs In oddkion. I wos looking forword ro iving In Denver Before entering DU in rhe fd. my high school counselor told me ro expea o school ful of wealthy srudenrs whose fathers were d either doctors or bonk presidents My experience or summer SOAR quicMy proved ro me how wrong he wos SOAR wos on exceptional experience ond I left with many greor expectations for rhe ccmng yeor. In oddmon, I met my roommate or SOAR ond began tookng forword ro rhe yort of my freshmon yea I'm happy ro repar rhor moy of my expeaonons were met Fry, I was impressed with rhe diversity of rhe yudenr body. Whle moy of my high school Passmores ore rooming wrh each other ond basicdy know only Cotorodo residents, my roommate is from rhe Eay coay ond my friends ndude srudenrs from Cdfanio. Georgia ond New York I oppredore this diversify because I enjoy meeting people with backgrounds ond experiences efferent from my own Second, dosses were much more difficult rhon I hod onnapored I come from o high school which offered no Advanced Placement courses ond studying wosn'r on everydoy occurrence. Consequently, I wos rudely owokened by my non-core dosses here. I wos conyonrty studying os my social kfe opprooched zero This wasn't supposed ro happen you're fry yea of colege. My fry yep was ro remove my four hour per right heodoche. Calculus. Next, I leaned better study hobirs ond I began ro enjoy more of wha DU has ro offer outside rhe dosyoom. Too many srudenrs beleve colege is books ond only books, this con leod ro burnout ond rhe students w� end up hormg colege If you're not enjoying what you're doing, rhen why spend rhe rey of your We rhe some way To sum everything up, I con soy rhor I am satisfied with my decision ro orrend DU jy as my firy rwo quorrers hove been fied wirh interesting experiences ond toying memories, I con only expea more in rhe next three yeas. Boon Sondy Freshmon Essays Classes 115 Juniors ADAMS, STEPHEN DARDER, MELANEY DENAVENTE. JOSEPH DERGER. AUSON DROLL, T. PRIDE DROWN, MARJORE OURKE, DRJAN CARRUTH. KATE CRAIGHEAD, KJMOERLY CRAMER, KATHLEEN DAWSON, DREfOAN DEEN, HAROON A-D 116 Juniors Juniors DTWLL, C. DBS. CATHERNE DONAHUE. MARK ELGES, USA FERNAFOEZ, RONALD FISHER. JOOI FREEMAN. JENMFER GARCIA, ANTHONY GARDMlR, REBECCA GlDERT, PAUL GLONZ. TAMM1E GOTTUED. EVA D-G Juniors 117 Juniors GROSS, KAYLEN GROTHE. SANDRA HANSEN. SCOn HARRS, UNDA HELEN. JEFFREY HERDER. MICHAEL HESSE, MICHAEL HESTER. JOHN HETFELD, MARGARET JENNNGS, JOW KAJHARA. SCOn KLEVSTEUOER, GARY G-K 118 Juniors Juniors LEE. LAWRENCE L1NDGREN. DON LLOYD. JEFF LUEDER5, JOANNE MARTIN. DEBORAH MARTNEZ, AMY MdNTOSH. DANNY MELENEY. JANET MILER. STEPHEN MOORE. CAROJNE O'COMCLL, KEVN OUNGER, GARY L-O 119 Juniors Juniors PEDERSEN, GRETCHEN PELOQUTJ, CYNTHIA PICKERELL. R WAYNE POPA, PAUL REICH, GAGRELLE REICHERT, USA RICH, JON RICHARDSON, LORI ROQUTTE, ROOM ROSS, KAREN ROSS, STEPHEN SASAKI, COLUN P-5 Juniors Juniors SCHtNDEL. JUO STARR, CHARLES STEW. KATHARNE SWNGHOLM. ALYSSA THURMAN. JOHN VANDEL. TIMOTHY WARD. SUSAN WARREN. GUY WELKE, STEVE W1LUS. USA W1NCKLER. EDWARD YALE. SANDRA S-Y Juniors 121 Sophomores ADORNO. ROOERT AGUON. PRAMS CHAMBERS, STEPHEN COPELAND. DESS ANN COUGHUN. KARLA DAS5LER DAVD DEDOW. HOLLY CXOGERN, DRUCE FLOERKE. KRBT1 FORBTALL. ANN MARE FOWLER. DAWN GARDNER. TROY A-G 122 Sophomores Sophomores GEISER. MATTttW D GLLETTE. DESTRY HARRK3AN. COLLEEN HARROD. LNDA HASTERT. LAURA HENRKSEN. JOHN HERNANDEZ, ALFREDO KANOELMAN. USA LARSON. KIMBERLY LESSMAN. MARK T. LWDAHL, STEVE LIONE. A DONE G-L Sophomores 123 Sophomores 124 MARTHNSON, PAUL MASUOO. tSAO MONTOVA, GREG MOORE. KATHLEEN MORN, ROXANNE MCHOLS, KIM NERMANN. JON NORTH. WENDY NURSE, SANDRA O'SULLIVAN. PATRICIA SCHOENHALS. KATHRYN SHOCKLEY. VALERIE M-S Sophomores Sophomores SMALL. KATHLEEN SOLUM, SARA STROTHER. MICHAEL SWOMLEY. SARAH SYKES. NICOLA THOMPSON. DAtCLLE VAUGHN. PULP WALSH. ELIZABETH WARREN, JENNFER WEDER. PHUP A., JR. WOOLERS, RICHARD ZEREMARJAM, RUTH s-z Sophomores 125 Freshmen AODO. AMER ALEXIS. VNCENT DEAL. AMY DEDfORD, CHARLES DUSS, HARR6EN BRUCE. MARY DUCCOLA. JUUE DUCKLEY. £AMN£ CALHOUN. SARA CASE. CHARLES COSTELLO. ANNE COX. LORI A-C 126 Freshmen Freshmen DATNOW. MAAC ENGEL. JACKC ERDAUGH. SANDY GAALANO, DAVD GELVIN. ANJOINETTE GIPN. JAN GOMEZ. YOLANDA GOODENOUGH. DAWN GOADON, JUUE GABWOLD, EAJK HARP. MICHAEL HAAAJS, KATE D-H Freshmen 127 Freshmen 128 H-K JOFNSON. JOAN JONES. CYNTHA KALUS. MCOLE HARTMAhN, PAUL hkshtover. edoc H5S. DAVD HOFFMAN. JEWY HURTT, WENDY JENNETT, CHEN KEANE. SUSAN KELLER. ECO KELLER. PATTY Freshmen Freshmen KLEPNGER. USA LARSON. DARLENE LAUDERMAN, LfOA MARSH JAMES McaURE. DARA MEZA. KATYA NAKAMURA, TAMMY O'DRIEN. KEN OLSEN. CRYSTAL S. PARK. HOON Y. POOL. 0R1AN PRIWERA. KRBTEN K-P Freshman 129 Freshmen 130 PROPSON. CHNSTNA PUCKETT, DEDDE RARN, KAMAL RANDALL, HOLLY RESTENER, JEAJ £ SCHENCK. KASTEN SETZLER, E LAKE SHELTON, SCOn VINCENT SHERMAN. SHARON P-S SLATTERY. SUSAN SONS. TRACY STANEK, STEVEN Freshmen STAVROU. CONSTANT SUTHERLAND. KR6T1NE THOMAS. JENNIFER TREMBLAY, JENNFER VERSTREATER, CHER WAiNWRlGHT. WENDY WBNSTEN. JENNY NEWEL. MICHELLE WLSON. GARY F. Wt_SON, TERRY WOOD. PETER YAm, MARY S-Y Freshmen 101 Graduates 132 ABUBAKAR. YUSOF AGUL, SUYUTI DANDHAUER. ROGERT BELLO. LARRY CONSTANCE. EMMANATORY FENG. BERNADETTE FLYNN. BRIAN FRANSUA. SYLVIA HAW AH. JEFF MARUGAMA, KENJI NGUYEN. KHOA O'BRIEN, KEVIN A-O Graduate Srudenrs Graduates PHtUPS, XDHN SUMARNE, IMMANUEL TAYLOR. SANDRA P-T Graduate Students 103 By Nina Hyde —More than back to the future, it’s full speed ahead to the past. Things are heartier, stronger, bigger, feistier. As they used to be. Witness lumpy potatoes rather than pureed; the shapeless look reformed to shapstur, Vanity Fair outsmarts People, and isn’t Vanity Fair the perfect re creation of something old, but updated for the mid-Ws. And the New VaudeviUians, renewed and improved It is a time of remembrances of things past... reshaped for today. Barbara Stanwyck as the new breed of strongeri older women. (And Turkey is not really older than Egypt but every rule has exceptions J Duncan Hines Cookie Mix is our choice over designer cookies. Any day. What else is old? Cash instead of cards, sconces instead of track lighting. Black and white looks better than color. Substance instead of appearance. Hearty, tasty food instead of haute edibles. Old-time religion instead of superheroics. Champagne by the glass rather than white arfM spriuers. Purple instead of paler pink. Ordinary,- peaple-tftstettd of-yftrrpse Evolution, instead of revolution. Of course, quality instead of lists. IN OUT SHAPE FORMLESSNESS PURCELL HANOI L BOLEROS BLAZERS AMERICAN FO GRAS CHOPPED LIVER TURNBULL I ASSES TIES CLUB TIES TEAM FRIS8EE TOUCH FOOTBALL AZALEA TOPIARIES MINIATURE ROSES NOMO SOHO DYNASTY (WINDSOR) DYNASTY (CARRMGTON) PASHA WATCH 8ULGARI WATCH NORMAL PEOPLE YUPPIES DETAILS ROU G STONE TANGO TWIST LAP DOGS BIGOOGS FUTURE PAST PAST PERFECT 0010 PICTURE FRAMES BLACK PICTURE FRAMES MANHATTAN. INC. NEW YORK MAGAZINE VANITY FAIR PEOPLE MAGAZINE LESS THAN ZERO BRIGHT LIGHTS. BIG CITY LEATHER BACKPACKS FANCY TOTEBAGS HERMES SCARFS GUCCI BAGS SANDWICHES SALADS PORTO SEGURO ST BARTHS LONCUNC BRAS RAONC8RAS OBSESSION GIORGIO THE GAP BENETTON JERRY LEWIS PEE WEE HERMAN MARIO CUOMO LEE IACOCCA •NOT NECESSARILY THE NEWS’ •SATURDAY NIGHT UVE HEATHER BABY'S BREATH NEW VAUOCVIUJANS STREET MWAES TREKS CRUISES ENTERTAINMENT AS NEWS NEWS AS ENTERTAINMENT CMNCSE CAVIAR RUSSIAN CAVIAR BARBARA STANWYCK JANE WYMAN FREDERKA VON STAOC RENATA SCOTTO ASPREY L£S MUST OE CARTIER UNOLEUM PNRtLU THE MEANINGFUL PURSUITS trivial pursuits DOUBLE 8REASTE0 SINGLE BREASTED OtO MONEY NO MONEY CAKES COOKIES TURKEY CHICKEN TURKEY EGYPT WFFERENT SYSTEM EVIL EMPIRE CALCIUM B6 LEATHER HATS VEILED FUTS OUU SAVER MATTE GOLD KIM BASINGER DEBRA WINGER FAT SUCTIONMG DIETS CRAIG FUUCR D CK D ARMAN DUNCAN HINES COOKIE MU GOURMET CHOCOLATE ORPS SPIES SPY NOVELS FAUX FOOO FAUX FINISHING SOUTHERN ANTIQUES MOON UGH TING NEW ENGLANO ANTIQUES REMINGTON STEELE JANE PAULEY BARBARA WALTERS JOHN COUGAR MEUENCAMP BALANCED BUDGET CHORAL CONCERTS TOO RICH REMBRANDT PtALE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Of EfNSF SPY NDINQ sser 5 PlERRl AUGUSTE RENOIR TASSELS WHITE SHIRTS SECONO WIVES wmtooujw shwts FIRST WIVES Eoch year, rhe Washington Posr creares a lisr of ours. Above ond on rhe following page is rheir lisr. different or DU. Here's whar we come up with: fads, fashions, ins and Bur Things ore o lirrle £ MOLLY RINGWALD SARAH FERGUSON DAVID LETTERMAN LIONEL RITCHIE JT 6L BROOKE SHIELDS J PRINCESS DIANA JOAN RIVERS ; PRINCE � celicaS J POLO MUSK p Lft c FIE ROS BANANA REPUBLIC COLOGNE IDIAC BASINS UP TABOR CENTER AMERICA MUSTAI FAGANS J MALLS } EUROPE LAST STAND DU Fads 134 Fads RAISA G0R8ACMLV our jiAnG OinG IN WASHINGTON OPERA REAL-LOOKING JUNK JEWLLRY CHAMPAGNE BY THE GLASS HAIR SPRITZER CREME BRUIEE STEAMED FISH WAGONS PRAMS OOWN UNED DRAPERIES IAMB S WOOL. MATTRESS COVERS UES DON REGAN RICHARD NIXON PET RABBITS NEEDLEPOINT RUGS SUSAN BAKER OATES H0USEHUS8AN0S CASH WDOOR POOLS VIDEOTAPING YOUR DINNER PARTY HUNTSMAN CHEESE EATtWOUT NEW ORLEANS SCONCES UMBER OUSK TINA TURNER BLACK-AND-WHITE SATELLITE GUIDES AFTER OINNER SPEECHES RAISA GORBACHEV GENE JANKOWSKI ANTIQUE UNENS OO-IT-YOURSELE T1ZX) LAMP MATCHED CUFF BRACELETS NOAC® COFFEE EVIAN JOBS CARW8EAN COOKING LUMPY POTATOES WAIST CINCHERS OUVEOlt WATER CHESTNUTS HEARTY. TASTY FOOO GRILL ROOM TOUR SEASONS DENIM FOUNTAIN PENS BLACK COMBAT BOOTS FROZEN FRUIT BARS DUPONT CIRCLE FOUR POSTER BEOS STREET-VENDOR FOOO OOMMlCK GRIFFIN DUNNE CORINTHIANS N RETRO MODERN GINNIE MAES ENTREPRENEURSHIP ROCK PHKANTHROPV J. 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PRECIOUS FOOO ■21 TAPESTRY FELT TIPS BLACK RUBBER SHOES FROZEN YOGURT K STREET PLATFORM BEDS FROZEN FOOD KIRK «. MICHAEL DOUGLAS ROCKY IV POST MOOERN (POMO) MONEY MARKET FUNDS CORPORATE CUM8ING ROCK INDULGENCE PETER SELURS SAM JESSICA MUZAK CYNOI LAUPER CHAKA KHAN COLORME GUIDES NATURAL CHLOBIRTH DOUG FLUTIE MOSES MALONE DANCE MOVIES CATHY LEE CROSBY JOE THEISMANN ANTITRUST COMPUTER TECH PINK LINEN BIG SHIRTS SINGLE STRANO PEARLS TAX CUTS FASHION OESIGNER FURNISHINGS SH.K SCREEN PRINTS HOOOS STRING QUARTETS DURAN DURAN BRA NOON TARTIKOFF SOFT LUGGAGE LARGE RESTAURANTS EVAN GALBRAITH SPORADIC BRILLIANCE LISTS Notional Fads Fads 135 Kynewisbok's Journol Of University, Local, Notional And World Events Seven Astronauts Killed In Shuttle Explosion Christa McAuliffe, o teacher from New Hampshire, wos o member of the Challenger crew The space shuttle program was pur on indefinite hold after the Challenger explosion. Reagan Gets Clean Dill of Health; Makes Plans For Future Arms Talks Presdenr Ronald Reagan has begun planning or ms roks with Soviet Premier MAhoii Gorbachev, after having been dedored heo hy by Navy doctors Reogan was hospaoteed in July for cokxeod concer. o form of the ccease common omong men in his oge group After surgery to remove a cancerous rumor from his colon, doctors sad the 74 yeor old Reogon's healrh was surprisingly good, and rhor he would proO oby be able to finsh Ns term in office healthy. During his short hosprd sroy, o cheerful presdent cppeored in Ns window or the Nononol Novoi Medical Center in Oerhesdo. Maryland, ro signol Ns good heolrh to reporters One tern on the President's ogendo cfrer hs hospirol sroy wos over wos beginning or ms negotiations with his counter port m the Soviet Union NEWS-The World President Reagan and Sovier Leader Mikhoil Gorbochev enjoy a November fireside chor in Geneva Apartheid Rages in South Africa Riots were on almost daiy occurence m South Afnco as blocks protested Apartheid In this photo, o wtvte mon runs from jeering group of stone throwing blocks in downtown Johannesburg as widespread violence continued ro breakout throughout the country Dy the end of rhe yeor. many U S. and European companies hod puled our of South Afnco, jeopardizing rhe future of South Afnco's economy. Natural Disasters Wreak Havoc In South America A jenes of devayarng eorrhquakes destroyed parts of Mexico Gry in September. 1985, leaving thousands of residents of the city dead or missing Ad poured in for rhe victims from ol over rhe world Residents of Armero. Columbia. South America, were caught unaware as a mudslide engulfed their viloge on November 15,1985 Hundreds of Red Goss Volunteers helped during rhe dggng out efforts 107 NEWS-Nationol Delta Airlines Jet Crashes Near Dallas, Kills 107 A Defro Airlines jertner crashed near Dolas in August, king 137 people. The plane was on a ftght from Pott Louder dole, Florida ro Los Angeles wirh on inrermediare srop or Dolos-ForT Worth. Thirty foi people survived rhe crash bur five ed of Injuries brer. The plane encountered o severe wind sheor as ir plunged ro rhe ground. M.O.V.E. Eviction Thwarted, Entire City Block Destroyed In lore summer 1985. on enrtre dry block was destroyed in Phiodel-phio Poke tried ro evia members of rhe rockd group MOVE from rheir fortified rowhouse by dropping o smol bomb on rhe bulding. A fire was srorred by rhe device ond about 60 houses were destroyed Memorial Commemorates 10th Anniversary Of Fall Of Saigon Ceremonies were held or various rimes through rhe yea or Washing ron, D.C.'s Vietnam Veterans Memorial ro comemorare rhe Oh onr versory of rhe fol of Sogon The monument, which has been controversial from fs conception, is inscribed with rhe names of over 58.000 men ond women who dted in rhe Vietnam coafkt. 138 NEWS DU, Other Colorado UnivePlagued Dy A Universities throughout Colorado were struck this year by a series of suspected arsons, the victims of which were almost exclusively fraternity houses. DU was the hardest-hit of Colorado's universities, temporarily losing two fraternity houses to fire. Kappa Sigma house was the first hit, suffering an estimated $200,000 in damages, most of which were cosmetic rather than structural. Two nights later. Lambda Chi Alpha burned, at an estimated cost of $75,000. Kappa Sigma was restored, and members moved back in, by Spring Quarter. Reconstruction of Lambda Chi was scheduled to be completed by Fall Quarter, 1986. The University of Colorado at Boulder and Colorado State Univer- sity were also touched by the fires. CU's Chi Psi house was the most seriously damaged, having been burned twice. In Spring, DU was again the victim of suspected arson. Phi Kappa Sigma was minimally damaged, suffering minor smoke damage from a fire in a couch. The only academic building affected by the fires was the Boettcher auditorium, the victim of suspected arson during Spring Quarter. Damage was restricted to several seats in the auditorium. The fires provoked increased security, both by University security and among members of the fraternities and sororities. A 24-hour fire watch was instituted for the greek houses. Media Board Reorganized BoComm Replaced Monogemenr of rhe yudenr medo or the pm rod© station, KAOS, and odv ng rhe me- nrenm board, choired by Tom Oredenboch Urwewy of Denver is now under rhe jurisdfc- dc goch comprised of other corrpus leaders n- non of rhe newly formed Student Medo Boord, In accordance with rhe new SMD. rhe unt during Patrick) Wheeler. Kurt Overhordr end wtxh reptoces rhe former Board of Communt verity's odmn raon has ogreed ro oppanr Cnon Kirrs, wi convene until rhe permonenr corions of rhe AUSA senore, or OoCorrvn on odvaor fa rhe three medo.. rhe Gonon and SMD 6 esrobbhed The SMD wi oe responsible fa overseeing rhe Kynewtsbok. verims of budget cos ond The edttas of rhe pubkonons aid rhe gen-ad expensing senore olocohons ond or he' mtsmonogemenr in rhe post, were bah long- era manager of KAOS wi sc on rhe meek) forms of fundng, selecting rhe edrors of rhe rime odvocores fa such on odvta. boad os exoffoo members pubdenr pubkonons. rhe Kynewisbok ond rhe In rhe nrenm. o rempaory medo boad Orion, odd rhe general monoger of rhe can- performs rhe duties DoComm once dd The Unused DU Properties Sold To Aid Budget Deficit The University has completed the sale of both the vacant law and music school properties, for a total of approximately $6 million. The city of Denver purchased the law building, at 14th Avenue and Bannock Street, for a reported $5.9 million, to be paid over the next three years, according to a joint announcement by Mayor Federico Pen a and Chancellor Dwight Smith. All property except six parking lots adjacent to the complex was included in the agreement. The lots are located In the area of the city's pro- posed convention center project, and will be sold to the city at a later date if that project develops. The two-building complex, consisting of the 10-story Forum Building and the three-story Law Center, will be renovated by the city for office use. In addition to the sale of the law school, the largest of three vacant Lamont Music School buildings on the corner of Josephine and Evans has been sold. The building is currently undergoing renovation and is expected to be transformed into an apartment complex by January. The remaining two buildings, along with the former nursing school building vacated in June. 1985, are expected to be sold as one unit to another private buyer for slightly less than $250,000. With this most recent sale, the University has nearly achieved its goal of selling all DU property, except lor fraternity and sorority houses, east of University Boulevard. Schillinger said. 139 NEWS ■ Features Terrorism Sparks Worldwide Panic, Fear Of Travel Lae 1985 and early 1986 sow worldwide Terrorism reoch epidemc levels Though some Americans were fry-hand vicrims of r error iy otrodrs, mosr residenrs of rhe U S were forrAorized with rhe practice of terrorizing innocent people because of pokncol a phiosopfxd reasons through rhe medio Ca bombs become rhe roge m the Midde East, ond rhere was nearly every day coverage of o on embassy, hotel a nightckb being gutted by o bombing. usuoly roking rhe lives of severol victims in rhe process Women ond children were often vicrims of this nondirecrionol wcrfore, some being shot m cold Wood by rerronsrs passing by n vehtdes, others being in or neor o bufldng when it exploded In 1986. one of the most celebrated hjockmgs in hsrory rook ptoce, ogam or rhe bonds of rerrortys Shite hjockers m June took hoyoge o Trons World Artnes jet wth 145 passengers ond eight crew members oboord A great many Americans watched on ive sore re broodcosrs o gun being held ro o pior's hood Though some Americans voiced prorey ogoiny the medio coverage of such o specrode, others sod t possibly was o factor in rhe release of moy of rhe hostages After hijockng rhe plone in Athens. Greece, rhe terroriys ordered rhe plane be token ro Decur. then ro Algerio. ond fnoly bock ro Derur 09 hostages were held for 17 days, ond more rhon 10 hoyoges were kied, inducing sever ol Isroefe ond one Amencon arizen 4. Four Poleyimon r err or iys hjocked the Itofcon cruise met Achie Louro in rhe outumn of 1985. The ship was token over while on o case of rhe Mediterranean Notably, on American was kfled in rhe modenr, bur the focr rhor the victim was on invaid ond wheelchor ridden mode rhe hjockers oppeor ro rhe Amencon pubk os even more brutol rhon some other terrorists There was pubkc ourroge when rhe hjockers, after releosrig rhe ship ond rhe hoy oges were flown our of Egypt ro yond rriol in Iroly. where they were thought to hove berrer odds of escopng punishment for rhe crme. The hjockers were believed ro be connected to rhe Poleyneon Liberation Organization. — Rochelle A. Scorr . . . And Touched The Hands Of God Few of us wi ever forger rhe momenrs in Nsrory rhor force us ro ccWronr rhe focr rhor our dreoms. our hopes end our furures con d nregrore In rhe reotry of fore lr wos o cold Jonuory mornng in Fprido. o ryptcd of one of rhe mosr remperore yores in rhe union. Bur rhe wecrher done ployed o cruod role in rhe events rhor rronspred eorty in rhe morning of Jonuory 28. 1986. The weo'her wos nor rhe only culprit, os would be found out Icrer. but the eeriness end odes honging from rhe ominous double rocker boor sets of rhe Spoce Shuttle ChoSenger ogonsr o dork pre down sky set rhe rone for rhe doy's events Only o handful of people were worchng rhe lounch of rhe shuttle this morning, os rhe Punch’s four delays hod mode most of rhe oudence of Americo's spoce progrem become dtsmreresred Perhops rhts wos fa o reason, roo. I recoil reing my aorher. ond heoring others soy roo. rhor NASA ond rhe fo ss who direa rhe spoce program should nor be Primdored by rhe generoHy noive pubic into Punching rhe shuttle unprepo'edly Bur rhe whole adeol of Punching rockers ond manned spoce vehdes Pro rhe vasr unknown of spoce hod become so rourne. so expeaed. so predcroble rha when Murphy's low become pan of rhe script rhor manng. it ccughr o notpn by surprise Unowae of rhe evenrs ro befdl rhem rha doy, rhe crew of rhe Cholenger prepaed fa rher journey, o proaice rhor hod become juy port of o doy's work fa on asrronouT. There wos Fronds “Dick Scobee, Challenger commanding officer, on cccompished pdor ond o vereron spocegoer. There wos Micheol Smith, U S. Novol Acodemy groduore, obour ro roke his first trek into spoce. There wos Rooa’d McNor, spoce vereron ond one of rhe few bPcks ever ro go Pro spoce, who possessed o docraare degree P physics ond who spent his spae rime ploying rhe sox ond PsrruoPg kaore. There wos Judith Resnick, second-rime shuttle voyoger who held o doaaore degree P engineering ond wos of rhe Jewish faith There wos Efcson Orvzuko, who wos ban P Howoi ond groduored from rhe Urwersry of CoProdo. soid ro be one of rhe most mld monnered osrronouTS P herory. There wos Gregory Jorvis, o Cbtfanon eagneer who wos ro be rhe Cholenger's poylood speooter. P charge of resnog ond using equipment on boad rhe shurtle. Fro!y. rhere wos Krtyo McAukffe. who hods received rhe mosr publory of ol rhe Cholenger's aew members, deservedly, as she wos ro be rhe first dv on'’ ro go up on o ode through spoce. She hods o job ro do on rhe Cholenger os o poylood spedoter. bur her caeer was o readier. Surely ir wos Krtyo McAufcffe who mode rhis voyoge of rhe shuttle P porricula seem so dose ro nome This 25rh fight of o shuttle into spoce wos probotty mae celebraed rhon ony of rhe previous ones, simply because McAuiffe would be cboad. Some of her students hod come from McAutffe's hometown of Coocad, New Hompshire ro rhe Kennedy Spoce Cenrer ro see rhe Punch firsthand, whde rhe others prepaed ro view rhe Punch on television She was ro reach lessons ro her srudenrs whle P sooce. ond alow srudenrs aound rhe country ro benefit from o reocher's experience P spoce Even though rhe Cholenger was to hove o celebrity of sorts on boord rhor doy, rhe lounch tseif would hove gone vinudty unnoticed by mosr Americans, if everything hod gone os ppnned Bur rhe bey PP plons of mice, men ond spoce program direcras often fol. ond rhe ppns surety did fol rhis doy. Fight 51-1 of rhe Spoce Shuttle Chdenger Pyed only 73 seconds After whet looked Ike o namd kft-off. rhe shuttle arced mro rhe outer amosphere ond obour rhree nouricol miles from Cope Conaver-d it exploded P o fiery bed, rokPg with ir seven lives ond rhe spirit of o notion. P rhe ofrermorh rhor fdPwed. mony reo-sons were submmed os ro why rhe shuttle exploded, among rhem rhe weorher. o leek P one of rhe sold rocker boosters seofe. Prernd monogemenr problems wtfhP rhe spoce program's odminiyrorion. But rhere wos no woy to occourv fa rhe loss Ameoco suffered on rha foreful doy Perhaps rhe only rhmg rhor wl be benefdd as o result of rhe Chdlenger dsoyer is whar it yonds to reoch rhe people not only of America, bur of rhe world rhor though we muy continue ro reoch fa rhe sras we muy reoaze rhor some of those yors ae desrned ro sip nghr through oa hands -Rochefe A Scar 141 Out Of This World Into The Next t985-D6 The Yeor rhree greor ocrors d-ed, Orson We«es, rop tefr. Rock Hudson, rop r ghr. ond Yul Drynner. borrom righr Prormnenr ocrors ro die nduded Orson WeJes. of o heorr otrock; Lloyd Noton. offer o borrte wifh lung ccncer; Rods Hudson, offer o borrie with ADS. Rurh Gordon, of o yroke. Somonrho Smirh. on cmencon reenoger who gctned world wide pubkcry os on ombossodor ro rhe Sovier Unton. dies in o plone Gosh; E D Whre, of Alzhemers disecse; Donna Reed, of cancer; Anne Doxrer. of cancer end Yul Drymer. offer a tong borrie with lung concer. 142 The Year In Sports 1985-86: The year of Jim McMahon, Pere Pose, Doris Becker, rhe year of rhe Bears, rhe Royals ... and rhe Pioneers! The Kansas Cry Royab wan rhe World Series Royals prcher Dr or Sobethogen embroces rhrd baseman George Drerr crter prchrig o ftvehrrrcr ro give rhe Royds rhe Wcrid Series crown over rhe Sr. Lows Cardnab Sobcrhogcn. rhe winner of rwo series games, was nomed as rhe Most VoktoWo Royer in rhe series. Abo. os another ewro bonus, we are including here a shor from Super Oowl XX — Chicago Dears Jm McMohon and todser Kevin Dutier on rhe sidetnes during rhe game. The Dears boor the New England Pernors 46-10 Gndnorri Reds ployermanoger Peter Rose broke Ty Cobb's career hr record in September The historic No. 4,1d2 h� was o single ro left field on o 2-1 pirch from San Diego Padres rigt hander Eric Show with one out m rhe bottom of rhe fry kvwng 140 That's Entertainment “Look Maddie, Time Magazine said we’re‘...snazzy... a screwball comedy.’” That’s right, Addison I’m snazzy v and you’re a screwball.” 144 5-86. Television sow such hirs os Moonbghring. The Cosby Shew, The Cdbys and movies like Our Of Africa and rhe C dor Purple. Entertainment IIMlTHSailMf «■ «• Omr. � • l Ctrl «� • gaonwiKo Cm irtwv ‘JHW1WMW € MUR «.ll MM? llvo-colUr rcvt� l«vr lru S;rlf i� t««n w� � IW ur� ;i.i-t«J kn of rock o'roll. DU � xi(i •fccuc VitiM nuiui, i:Mlwik«ii a£ factory wikin kit auy rai uln chore vlth oil of Aarilurj. i Svoncy POUACK new OUT Of AFRICA w wM r« vc� 0 145 Men s Soccer Teom 1985-86 UNIVERSITY OF DENVER 1985 MEN'S RNAL SOCCER STATISTICS Record 7-82 (overoP 8© 2 (vcrwy) PLAYERS OVERALL CP SHOTS G A PTS VARSITY CP SHOTS G A PTS Or on Darkey 16 9 2 0 4 12 4 0 0 0 Sreohen Od 14 20 2 1 5 11 12 0 0 0 Fronds Drown 9 3 1 0 2 7 3 1 0 2 Enc Cole 11 1 0 2 12 10 1 0 2 Gory Desrefono 5 2 0 1 1 3 1 0 0 0 Chnsnon Faker-berg f7 41 3 4 W 13 32 3 1 7 Jeffrey Geres 17 1 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 0 HorOd Ke'er 15 4 1 1 3 11 3 1 1 3 Jim Kicrnan 17 7 0 1 1 13 5 0 0 0 Espen Mcrrhlnsen 16 39 4 1 9 12 22 2 0 4 Pd Morrhinsen 17 9 0 0 0 13 9 0 0 0 Ned McCorrdogue 17 16 0 0 0 13 H 0 0 0 Mavdo Noorroi 17 35 3 5 11 13 28 3 3 9 Chrft Orom 14 27 7 1 15 11 15 2 1 5 Do-nd Ph ps 11 t) 1 0 2 9 9 0 0 0 WAom Robinson 5 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 Rune Srroem 15 16 1 2 4 11 9 1 0 2 DU TOTALS 17 250 26 17 69 13 173 14 6 34 OPPONENTS TOTALS 17 264 18 7 43 13 224 18 7 43 SEASON SUMMARY •DENVER 1. Unversfy of CdcrodoCdorodo Springs 0 + •Unvcrsjry of Now Moxxo 1. Denver 0 •DENVER 1. Texas Tcch 0 + •DENVER 5. Cofcrodo Sr ere Unvcrsiry 0 + Urwersry of New Mexco 2, Denver 0 HardhSlmmons 2. Denver 1 Denver 2. Merro Srore 2 OT •Denver 1. Regis Colege 1 OT •DENVER 4, Grond Canyon Cdege 0 Air Force Acodemy 0. Denver 0 ’Colorodo Colcge 1. Denver 0 C€NVER 4, Color odo School of Mmes 0 Cokxodo School cf M ne$ 1. Denver 0 •CENVER 5. Vesrern Srcue 0 + •Wesrmmsrer Cdege 1. Denver 0 DENVER 2. Regs Colege I OT •Mcrro Srore 3. Denver 0 •Home Gomes + CXJD Teams Top IV N wonron soccer team or procnce bet xe o gome Women's Soccer Team 1985-86 Lower Thrd A group shot of the woman soccer gome MOcJe Lefr The ream rcceMng flncf nsmxrons before the von of the season s gomes 149 Hockey The 1985 66 DU Pioneer Hockey reom hod irs most successful season in o decode, skyrocketing ro the rop of rhe leogue. The infamous Pioneers yruck o yellow (and crimson) vein in rhe bocks of rheir opponents The reason and exdremenr mourned omong rhe DU srudenr body os rhe Pioneers dmbed rhe lodder roword rhe championships The msrirunon of rhe renowned Dleocher Creatures or rhe north end of rhe oreno increased exdremenr os rhe hockey gomes enrerroined some of rhe biggesr crowds ro fi rhe creno in o long rime Mony of rhe DU moles were drsopponred on Friday ond Sorurdoy nights os rhe constonr answer ro Will you go with me? swifrty become No rhonks. I'm going ro go worch rhe Hockey gome. Even rhe Conodion hockey players, who were procricoly born on skores, unged when rhe DU Pioneers glided onro rhe ice in rheir row ns ro ploy! Although rhe constonr showers of chicken ports ond soda cups decreased due ro sofery hazards, rhe long rime enemies of DU. rhe CC Tigers, brought our rhe true sprit of DU m even rhe mosr sedate fans. Pioneer fans supported rheir reom os they vied for rhe NCAA championship in hopes rhor DU would finely be number one! And although rhe Pioneers fell two gomes shoa of rhe covered rirle, 1986 wi always be remembered os rhe Yeor of rhe Pioneer 150 Hockey Sporrs Hockey Sports Swimming 152 Swimming Sporrs Tennis Men's Tennis An 113 overol record and berh irvo rhe NAIA Naroool Tournomenr in Kansas Ory. Mo high-fcghred a very successful season for rhe men’s reorus ream. Number one singles player Justin Sherman ployed conserenrly ol season for rhe Pioneers, bur or rhe Norional Tournomenr. c wouid be number three s gle Paul McNulty who would prov� de rhe fireworks McfMry was rhe only singles player ro wm a march, winning rwo marches, including one over rhe fifth seed in rhe rournomeor. Women's Tennis The women hod a somewhat down sea son, finishing or 7-7 on rhe season The Pioneers, however, sent its number one doubles ream, senior Coryn Honig ond freshman Kelly Ryan ro rhe Norional Tournomenr in Los Anoeles Tennis Baseball Dose bo 11 The 1986 season was one whch quickly become devoted ro rewriting the DU record books Ser x Steve Randecker led the show by tying o school record for wins in o season (9) ond breoking records for wins in o coreer (28) and nnings pitched in o coreer (297) The offensive otrock wos equoty impressive, os the Pioneers belred oor 71 home runs, 399 runs ond 480 Nrs in 43 gomes, barred .370 os o reom ond compiled o yoggering .644 reom slugging percenroge Senor Todd Crown led the offense with 15 home runs, 59 runs batted in ond o school record 75 Nrs ond 48t batting average The crowning occompfehmenr for the reom come or mid-season, os DU rocked up o school record 19 consecutive wins. However, after the winning srreok ended, so d d the Pioneers' momentum, os they dropped eight of their lost ten gomes ond lost their first two gomes in the Diyr r VH Tournomenr Baseball Sports Sporrs 155 Lacrosse Lacrosse As a third-year varsity sport at DU, lacrosse made further strides toward helping to bring recognition to the often-forgotten Spring sports. The Pioneers, despite their 6-8 record, chalked up victories over the University of Northern Colorado (15-4 and 14-13), Colorado College (8-6), Colorado State University (8-5), the Stickers Lacrosse Club (11-10), and the Colorado Lacrosse Club (22-9). They were in almost every game they played and never lost a contest by more than seven goals. Seniors Chris Zuberbuhler, Todd Harmon, Joe Flaherty and Miles Glascock were instrumental in the team’s success as each scored at least ten points on the season while goalie Kent Martino compiled an impressive saves percentage of nearly .650. The Pioneers also got ten-plus point seasons from Andrew Wright, Tim Salafie, Rusty Davis and Jacques Bessiere. Seniors: Zuberbuhler, Harmon, Flaherty and Glascock Lacrosse Sporrs Locrosse Sporr 157 I Volleyball After getting off to a rough 1-6 start, the Pioneers produced what will long be the greatest road trip in the history of the program. DU traveled to Alaska for a grueling four matches in three days and came away with an amazing four wins — and only two lost games. The Pioneers went on to win three of their next five matches and finished the season with a best ever record of 6-8 in the Continental Divide Conference and 9-13 overall. Senior Sandy Johnson surfaced at mid-season as both the physical and emotional leader of the team. 158 VoUeyboll Sporrs 1 Ortr y ) Volleyball 159 Sporrs Gymnastics Women’s Gymnastics DU continued its steady climb through the NCAA Division I ranks by consistently scoring in the 170’s all season. The Pioneers opened their season with their second best road meet of the year — a 175.75 performance at the University of Oklahoma. Gymnastics rankings are figured on 1) the team’s best two scores in away meets, 2) the best two scores in home meets and 3) one optional score (home or away). Thus, DU’s 180.10 and 180.85 point performances in its last two meets of the season put the Pioneers close to the level of the NCAA Division I elite and built a great deal of momentum for the 1987 season. 160 Gymnastics Sports Sporrs Basketball Men's Dasketboll First-year Heod Cooch Dick Pefh rook over rhe reigns of o somewhor young Pioneer squod ond led rhem ro rhe Dtsrricr VI Ploy offs, where rhey by ro Forr Lewis in rhe semifinols, 77-66 Despire having only rwo seniors (Drion Fox-hoven ond Ty Sherbert), DU geled wel tare in rhe season ond finished wirh o 17-12 record. Included in rhe ream's 17 wins were on 11-gome winning srreok lore in rhe season ond o lOgome regular season, home coutt winning srreok which corned rvo rhe 1986 season. Junior Sron Adams was the Pioneers' yorisrical leoder, scoring 12.2 poinrs ond puing down 7.2 rebounds per gome, bur rhe ream's biggesr strength was its botance Seven dtferenr players overoged or least five poors per gome, os junior Adorn Murphy ond sophomore Pete Foller eoch broke into double figures (10 0 per gome) ond Sherberr (8 5), junior Joe Fisher (91), sophomore Kevin Armiroge (51) ond freshmon Dove Colllgnon (9.2) contributed heavfy ro rhe offensive or-rock. Women's Dosketboll Renee Dailey, another rookie basketball cooch, used one of DU's bey-ever doss of seniors ro earn o 199 record Senior Annie Ricketts. DU's Femole Arhlere of rhe Year for 198536. wos both rhe yarisrTcol ond inspirortond leoder of rhe ream, overoging 17.9 poinrs per gome ond consistently helping ro pul our wins for rhe Pioneers DU also got big years from seniors Sue Peorce, Dronwyn Plorrs ond Lori Mlneo ond underclassmen Michelle Studer, Dianne Mockley. Sherionne Southworth ond Julie Smith en route ro rhe 19-win season The highlghr of rhe season for rhe Pioneers come eorty os rhey won rhe Sr. Thomas Aquinas Tournament and come bock ro win league gomes or Metro Store (6048) ond ot Regis (69-50) ro open up o 100 record. 162 Dasketboll Sports __Sports C Care Khondo Ot+ch+r (Denver Doyi Director). Anne Schoefer (Denver Doys Director). Down Aiperti (High School Outreach Director). Gertrude Andenon (Coordinator Center (or Prospective Students). Dess Copelond(DIG Drothet Dlg Sister Program). Voletie Gebhordt (Tours Director). Troy Gomes (Tours Die.), and Mott Geher (CAM Coordinator). The College Acquaintance Recruitment Experience (CARE) has worked exclusively with prospective students for nearly 20 years. CARE volunteers help the Office of Admission to recruit new. quality students to the University of Denver through various programs such os High School Outreach. Campus Tours, the Dig Brother Dig Sister program, phone colling and the popular Denver Doys Weekend. CARE members give the prospective student a personalized touch in their college decision with the hope that DU will be their choice. In the past year. CARE has become a major force on the DU campus both os a part of the Office of Admissions and of the student body os a whole. Several of the programs ore being reorganized for greater efficiency and Impact. With well over 100 volunteers. CARE continues to grow and looks forward to another exdting year with a new and dynamic Doard of Directors. Core 166 Orgonizorions Closs Governmenr Programming Council for Closs Government Programming The Closs Government program become a reality In May of 1965. The AUSA Senate Committee On Closs Awareness, choired bby Senator Shannon Kelly, developed a program designed to create on Identity for eoch graduating class of the University of CDenver. A President: Vice-President. Treasurer and Secretory were elected for eoch of the Freshman. Sophomore. Junior and S Senior years In order to Inspire unity among these classes. The newly elected officers created programs and activities for their Individual classes which hove been very successful. For exomple, the Senior closs offered Closs of '66 sweatshirts for sole ond sponsored a party at the Plrronho Club. The Sophomore Closs staged a Closs of '66 Pub Night and gave away Frontier Airline Tickets and on all expense paid night at the Park Suite Hotel. Corporate sponsors for the various classes Included First Federal Savings. Frontier Airlines. Sea Galley Restaurant, the Denver Nuggets and Park Suite Hotel. This year, the Qoss Government program has been reorganized under Student Affairs. The Council for Closs Government Programming will now be responsible for funding the dosses and aiding them In providing creative, exciting, Interesting, ond unity building activities for eoch graduating closs. The Council Is modeup of students from each class and working with Vice Chancellor Tom Goodole will develop even higher quality programs. The Coordinator of the Council Is Matt Gelser. who also serves os the President of the Closs of '66. Other council members ore Anne Schaefer '67. Tom Dreldenbach '67. Anthony Garda '67. Phil Vaughan 66 and Morde Willard '69. It Is the goal of the Council to creote a doss government program which con hold Its own os a strong, student-oriented organization. The doss governments exist solely for the students of DU ond continued support will encourage growth. New closs officers will be elected In the Fall during Homecoming week on Class Awareness Day. by Morr Geiser Class Gov'r. Organizarions 167 SENIOR CLASS GIFT DONORS - THANK YOU Steve Adam$ J.R. Amana Linda Anderson Timothy Armstrong Jacquelien Arroyo Karen Arygele Kevin Ashcraft Dickson Au Charlene Bailey Kenneth B8ldwin lan Barclay Mlke Bat-taglia John Bee Janine Beil Stephen Beil Lisa Benetta Susan 8est Bryan Biesterfeid Robert Blackwell Llsa Blakney Jeftroy Bleylo Anthony Block Sheiloy Bolm Alan Bone Susan Bow-man Esthor Bran$ Kevin Braudo Sholley Bresnick Sandra Brow$tor Robyn Brickner John Brunor Vaierie Buscareiio Julie Butior Josstca Campbeli Kelth .Carnsh John Carroll J. Cas-tro Frederic Clemont Amy Cleveland Kirby Clock Heathor Cohcn Susan Cole Emliy Coolidge Denise Coughlin Melora Dacayana James Dalrymple Dan Davis Mike Dec Deena Deianey Brad Dodge Marjorie dorian Micheile Driano Heather Eari Shellie Erlckson John Esplnoza Kelly Everding Sheila Ever$ Suzanne Fahr Scott Feder Rebecca Felker Karl Fen-ner Hope Fernandez Blake Fischer Loulse Fouracre Brian Foxhoven Frances Fuentes David Funk Karen Gagnon Dindy Gallentlne Ceieste Rose Gamache Michele Garber Mary Gar-land Celeste Garnanche Steve Gaty Susan Gauntt Mark Gauthier David Gehlert Mark Ger-k Maren Gllmore Miles Glascock Paul Goble Peter Godfrey Richard Goforth Jili Gotdnes Ann-Marie Gonstead Marcy Goss Saily Grant Paul Gray. Jr. Greg Graziano Cella Greor Haan John Haapaniemei Robert Hale Eve Halterman Andrew Hamilton Constance Hammond Larry Hammond Tracy Hammond Vicky Lyn Hampton Sonja Hansen Kathryn Han-son Daniel Harcrow R. Harman Leah Harrison Jackie Harvey Carol Haurer Richard Heiden-feider John Helss Cheryi Heidstab Eugenlo Herrera Julie Hicks Gienna Hili Donna Hlnds Andrew Hoen Jeanno Holiman Scott Holtz J. Hopman Jeffrey Hopmayer James Hor-ton Joannette Housoman Shclby HuenekeJ Scott Jacobson Eric Jami$on Maureen Jet-frey Andrew Johnson Nina Johaneson C. Jones Todd Joncs Liz Kapian Brian Kotz Marcy Kawadior Kim Kawano Shannon Kelty Micheie Kenney Leslie Kesiing Man Kim Thomas Kirk -Jane Kolb Scott Komorous Jeffrey Koss Ron Kuchler Terri Lang Frank LaSah Richard Latham Tamme Leb Joseph Lechuga Nichole Lechuga Phll Lenshi Heide Leugers K rk Lin-desmlth Barbara Livingston Nina Lorgen Lori Loti John Lu Christire Lukasik Keily Lyons -John McCammont Michael McCarty’Steve McDonaid Metissa McHarg David McKendry David McKnlght Carsy McNulty Karster McNultz M. McVey Jeff McVlcker Llsa McVicker Eve Maas Steve Makousky Noel Manallll Ann Manlon Linda Manning Lisa Mansoor Lisa Maragne EUen Markey inger Martens L. Elenz Martinez Terrie Martinez Kimberly May Netson May Brett Mayer Jare Maynes $haron Mendlson Lella Mikkota David Mitchenberg Bob Moore Anita Moos Beth Morgenstern Kerry Moriarty Michael Mormando Denise Morris -Michele Morrison Mona Mubarak Mark Mullen J.Munro Albert Munroe Robert Murdock Joe Murphy Chris Myers Greg Myers John Myung Thomas Nash D.Neiss Andrea Nixon Robert Novick Amy Nye Ken 0'Donald Terrence OKeefe Brian Oakley Jesse Odori$io John Ohver Jean-Marie Olivieri Relnhardt Olsen Frederic Osborn Gene Osborn Jeseph Pacifico -Dean Panzice Brian Patlen Charyl Pease T.Picard Elizabeth Pick E� sie Pitocchelli Martin Poit Angeiaue Poturaiak Lisa Prado Wyndham Quay Matthew Quait Tlm Radebaugh Gabriella Rangel Ann Ranke Carolyn Roa Marianna Recarey Mary Redman Scott Relman Lisa Ren-nie Shaun Ridiey K.Rierson Ed Roberts Vickte Ronay Grotchon Rosenberg Dolty Rossiiion E. Philip Rotamitis Beth Rubin Marcl Rubin John Ryan Jill Sandon Stacia Sanzari Patty Scanlan Stephenie Scanlan Leah Schenk David Schmidt Ann Searie Richard Seaton Chris Shaw Julie Shaw Scott Shoenberger Bettina Shopford Neal Skiver JeffSmith Karen Smith Michael Smlth Robert Smtth Andriana SonaKTena Spul Mark Stanton Ste. Van Good-man Eva Stensrud Sten Stensrud Debbie Stetson Tami Steveson Mark Stmton Erik Stone Rune Strom Alexander Sugar Glenn Summers S. Summerset Steve Swedloff Kiyomi Takushi David Thompson Deana Thrailrill Tinnia Tobias Marii Toole Christine Torriani Joy Trask Carol Ann Tyburski Sami Uctum Gregory Ulrich E. Urgent lngeborg Vestad Debbie Viders Greta von Bermuth D. Wall Brook Wallace Terrence Waliace Steven Way Dorothy Webb Jonathan Weiner Rena Weiis Jett West Christine White Dan Wiesner Francine Wtgler -Susan Wigglesworth Laurel Wiliey Phiiip Wllliams S. Wiliiams Terri Williams Rachei Wmdo •Carolyn Wise Greg Wiske Jeffrey Yaie M. Yarbrough Janet Yoshikawa Compliments of the Denver Clarion NiCOiO LO Hometown on Grode Sophorr fAojor Vrtd Srortsncs Hr: 5'10 Hor Dtoode Eves Oiue Profile Piercing blue eyes ond o sufrry Ornish occenr give Nfcolo rhe ob ry robeo rrue heon breoker The problem is she's so sweet She's o woman with doss, bur has o war mm rhor mokes her opproochoble Profle An ouro of upword mobtoy surrounds Shannon Thts is o woman ro worch for. W h noble feorures and o keen sense of business, she con realty ger rhings done, ond she's sexy on rop of ir! Homerown: Denver, Colorado Grode: Sophomore Mojor Inrernorioncl Ecooomcs French Virol Srotisrics Hr 5‘2K Wf 107 Har: Srrowberry-blond Eyes. Green Age. 19 ProNe Dess hos rhe flare of Crysxd Corringron combined wirh the doss of Morlene Dierrich With her for shr ond olwoys sn foce. Dess deploys o refned Sourhern or. Style ond doss comb with o very distinguished beouty moke Dess Copetood one of DU's sexiest women Nome: Cetesre Lisonne Gerber Hometown Colorado Springs, CO Grode: Senior Mojor: Psychology Hobbies: Low Virol Srortsfics Hr: 5'5 Hoir: Drown Eyes: Drown Profoe: Ar fry once. Celeste is rove ond rmocenr lookrg, bur if you take o second ond look befond rhose puppy-dog eyes, you'l find o determnarton ond common sense wh ch gers rhrvgs done, ond gers rhem done we She's mogneric as wel as ndependenr Nome. Mortie Witord Grade Freshmen Mojor Psy dYtoQV Vact Srorisno Ht: 5V Wf: 125 Hear: Drown Eyes-. Drown Age: 19 Prof4e: This tody's sex oppeol emonores from her eyes. Moroe's mefrtng goze, in odeftrkn ro her dwoys bright smie. hos olreody token rhe heorrs of mony of DU's men. Impeccobly fun, wifry ond wid. Moroe is o rop contender. Nome Lorraine D Juhas Hometown Denver, CO Grode. Junior Mcyx Mass Comm Speedi Comm Hobbies reotfng. music, photography. art hs ory V al Sronsncs Hr: 5'2” Wr 112 Hair: Glonde Eyes Haze Age 20 Orrhdofe. 7 8 65 177 I 178 Condids Academics Candids 179 Alumni Classics Jerry Hudson — Class Of 1969 Jerry Hudson (Communications, 1969) come ro DU os o rronsfer srudenr. He immediorely become active in borh the fraternity system and the medio. In fact, Jerry was President of the Alpha Tou Omega fraternity and was also Station Manoger or DUDU, the campus radio station. Jerry has been successfully pursuing a career in the communications field since graduation. His first position was os RodioTV Production Specialist for the Air Force. He considers the highlight of his four years being a member of rhe reom that covered the 1972 Olympics in Soporo, Japan, for 450 stations world wide. At rhe present time he is News Direaor for KODA radK) in Houston. He is on rhe air doily and is also a member of rhe broadcast reom for rhe Houston Oilers Jerry is President of rhe Houston Alumni Out and rhe CoChoirman of the Houston Alumni Admission Council (with Randy DeLa Gorzo, DU Low 73). 180 Alumni Classics Alumni Class Of 1978 A rxyrve of Seonte. Washington. Dfl Fenner (BSDA in Hofei and Restouronr Monogemenr. 78) come ro DU for rwo reasons: The Alumni Scholarship ond rhe Hofei and Rest our anr progrom. He was fomior wirh DU becouse hts grondforher. Pete Nelson” hod been o srvxJenr, faculty member, odmrxsrroror, ond ocnng Choncelor here Oi was ocnveiy involved on compos also. He was o wok-on Versify swimmer for 4 years • disronce freestyle In odcSrion ro swimming, he was Resident Advisor ond then Assistant Director of Cenrenniol Hols At the present time he is Senior Assistant Manager of rhe Wesrin Crown Center Hotel in Kansas Cry He has worked in Los Angeles ond Phoenix as wet ond feels rhor. The network of DU Alumni has made eoch move easier as they always welcome new members in rhe alumni dubs and orgonizotions . Currently, he is chairman of the Kansas Gty Alumni Admission Counci. Robert Lazarus Class Of 1983 As o business major (BSBA '83) concentrating in mattering and monogemenr, Robert knew rhor rhe field of enrertoinmenr inter eyed him. As o resist he was instrumental in rhe reorganization of KAOS, rhe campus rodo station, ond was subsequently named ro rhe Board To pursue his inreresr in monogemenr, Robert become active m student government as o Senator ond then as rhe President of AUSA. Robert was o student representative for rhe original SOAR OnrheRood program in 1983. He obo helped onginore rhe Pi Koppo Phi froremiry or DU. Both rhe experience In monogemenr ond communicorions hove been essential ro Robert s career. He has served as rhe Western Reload Coordnoror for The Disney Chomei. Coble TV ond was recemty hired by RKO Srudos to morter feature movies end other RKO video programs ro rhe notion's coble television industry. Even wfh he busy schedule. Robert continues ro be on octtve member of rhe DU AXjmni Association. Alumni Classics 182 Alumni Julia Nord Class Of 1983 Julo is originoly from rhe smol rown of Rifle. Colorodo. She become on ajtsrondftg student leoder when she come to DU ro pursue her degree in Pokicol Soence (’83) She wos Vice President of rhe AUSA during her senior year, selected for membership in Morror Boord ond Omkjon Deiro Koppo (rwo leadership scholarship honoraries). Pi Gommo Mu (soooi science honorary), ond was o finafcr for o Rhodes scholarship. Julo otso founded both rhe Pdrical Science Oub ond rhe Pep Bond. Julo completed her master's degree in Public Poky or rhe John F. Kennedy School of Government or Horvord University. Her current posirion is os Foreign Trode Spedofcf for rhe Massachusetts Port Authority. 183 The Weekend College program is rhe only women’s business pro gram rhe Rocky Mouoroin Region and hos been in exisrence for five yeors Women come from oil over Cokxodo ro orrend Weekend College Mony of rhe sru-denrs ore sponsored by rheir employers. Classes ore designed espeooJy for rhe professional working womon finding ir more conve-nienr ro orrend school on rhe weekends The rypcol Weekend College womon s pro fessionol, organized, highly morivored and o hgh ochiever. These women bring o special virolry ro rheir dosses because of rheir own business expertise Weekend College is a virol ond unique experience .a truly quolrty experience. 184 The Weekend College Periphery pt « by Pitil I Kkj The Weekend College 185 Periphery The New College The New Colege is rhe non-rrodirbnol srudenr, (24 and over) and bre starter's means for eorning a degree from rhe University of Denver. It is beared on rhe CWC campus, offering dosses or night ro accommodate rhe srudenrs 186 The New Colege Periphery The Evans Chapel 190 Arr A C A Circle K D.U.P.D. The Denver University Programs Board (DUPB) is o roroty run, srudenr funded program The Board's mom duty ts ro provide srudenrs wirh guokry enrerTommenr via concerts. speakers, firsr-run films, ond orher speod programs. Irs comminees mcKxJe. ConcerT Commirree. Cultural Events Commirree. Fims Corrvnrree, Homecoming Commirree, Speakers Comrmrree, Special Evenrs Commirree ond rhe University Center Erverrcmmenr Comrrwree Orde Kso service organzorton thot provides rhe opportunity ro help people m need, ro improve rhe campus ond community, ond ro get more involved w h rhe world ond irs needs. This dub oiso promotes rhe development of friendships both inside rhe dub ond out m rhe community. This post year Grde K worked wirh rhe Carousel Bal, helped with rhe Multi-Cultural Fair, held o rrock ond field day for underprivSeged chidren ond helped wirh rhe Cystic Fibrosis celebrity tenors tournament ond auction The dub 6 open ro everyone ... so get NVOLVED!! 192 DUPB. Circle K AUSA Senate AUSA Senate Orher Organizortoos 190 AUSA Senate AUSA Senate AUSA Senate 195 Other Organizations RESIDENCE HALLS Diane Wozniak Sheds Light On Residence Living The University's Department of Residence rhrcugh its programming provides students wirh on eventful community filed with opportunities for leadership, development, and learning. Activities designed by programming boards meet the social. emotiond, physical, spiritual, occupational, in-relecrud and environmental needs of the residence hoS community; needs that ore not covered by more purely academic means. The school year srorred wirh one such program. Welcome Week, where returning sophomores in each residence hof were on hand to provide assistance in he'ping the newesr members of the community move in. All during the week o vcn ery of programs were sponsored by the Welcome Week Committee to ocguaint the srudenrs wirh residence life and eoch other. Tte event proved to be o dear llustration of the posirive impocr the residence hols con hove on its residents Johnson - McFarlane Halls J-Mac First, First Front Row: Er Vec, Orion Defroon, W om Schemer, Lao Lotts, Harvey London. Thomas Kearns. Wttom Fernandez Oods Row Timcriy Homo, Aton Anderson. Victor Sinansky. Dave Gourte, Dove Hanson, Davd ThW J-Mac First, Third Members of 1st 3rd Don Armsrrong, W KJoin. G«cHero dom Kevn Rosen. Dovd Adorns. Stephen Strfceg. John Treto rota. RoO A'crOdd Chns Masterson. Ronold Mis. Steve Hjber. McrW Oetyon. George Cosodng. Timothy GoJond. .kmothon Qume. Mitchel Foster. Forman Or own. J-Mac 197 Residences Johnson - McFarlane Halls J-Mac First, First Top row loft to right; Heidi OurWe. Susan Kenner. Lori Torirci. Sandy Erfcough. Kim JoWf MJddte row: Amy Mefrlng Jamne Holmgren, Sorah Neumeier. Sheme Erickson. Sara So om Bex-torn row: Roseamo Ashley. Beorrtz Apriglono. Kimberly Gft-tond. Kofce Kampengo. Amy Engle. Kim Maxwel J-Mac First, Second Top row-. Krferen Prtvtero. Lori Cox. Jenny Wemsrein. Shannon Evans Mrdde row Jodte Engel. Kendo McKal, Krisren Her-nog Dorrom row Amy Bed. Jute Ouccdo. Jute Gordon J-Mac First, Third First row: Keren Wofcher Second row. Koyiene Gross. Pony Keter, Oieri Jennerr, Jon Gipin Third row Amanda Nhl. Hlary Gfcrxfers. Bern Gurney. Kirsri Poubon, Korhy Smol. Srefonie LoVout Founh row. Mory Donohue. Wendy Hum. Gndy Jones. Karen Mines. Korieone Orowne. 198 Johnson-McFartone Hofe ______Residences______ Johnson - McFarlane Halls Left to right: Scon King. Mfce Rhoodes. Rich Pontr. Andy Agarrcr. TVn Socfie. Alex Granocfc. Joel Morrrtond. Jo© Vnpio. Kfk Gough. Gory Vetrephono. Doug October J-Mac Second, Second Left to right: fodt Sctmei (RAJ. Michoel Schramm. Field Smlh, M ve Srrossner. Dove Rosnec, Corbin. foer Wood. Kevtfr Oufce. Ertc Cote, Ed Hghrowcr. Aton FVcnhdm. Dove Goriond. Croig Olondo, Onon Lewis Residences Johnson - McFarlane Halls J-Mac Second, First floe row o to r Been Quigley. Gden Cobb. Ltoby Douem-hem, Derh Welsh. Keren Pone Frcrr Row Arm Peterson. Pony lardy Nor poured X e Amr. Jennfer Von. Oormone Mchob. Korhryn Keoworth. Morgoret Doherty. Many IVatrv bow. DuMe SmcHond. Louro Srok. Amy Domes. Aloyne Varses. Wend Wonrighr J-Mac Second, Third Post. friendly orxj f-oc dotvery1 Fronr row Uso Nordv Korcn Sleeper. Lucy Fehlmon. Tina khrorh. Ann Dovdson Second row: Andreo Thompson. Trtno Kochevor. Korhryn Hdgrimson. Tlnho Hob. Uso Lons. Ourono Phortou. Jane Honson. Knsren Grttlrh. Korhy Orenner Third row Susan Luis . Mara Topol Nor pictured Deth TorinsW. Peggy fcertet 2Q0Johnson c Qr,one Residences Johnson - McFarlane Halls MOOT m S tVCK,',.: llffr, ■ ‘.HSU reft ft rcw Mil ; T UM OV SOMTTA'Vt- J-Mac Third, First Govt o PARTY ondNOOODY CAME .. Rovred Onon Oom. Oris Mosher Not Rented Richard Ooorasso. Troy Gord net. JeortMane Fousser. Sreve UndoN. Ed Gusrcfson. Rjchard He . M hoH loppone. Lorry Ebert. YosMrofco Tyxhryo. Mcrk Poche . 01 Von Torenhove. Sr even Shekel. Robert TerWxxn. Leoncrd Voyrejs. Pod Sorer J-Mac Third, Third Oh. whoi fvnf?t Fry row Scott Need. frjve Goroo. Glenn Red. Musrcfo Noor oi Second row. Scm Kuett. Chee Kwoh Lee. Steve Po der, Adam Flerschmon. PN Rose Thrd row Jeff Smrh. Corns Toboro. Mu Orim Hoddodn Johnson McForione 201 Residences Johnson-McFarlane Halls J-Mac Third, First J-Mac Third, Second Ooc Row: Heather Compbel. Down Alpem. Rhondo Sobon, Mai Hoang. Cfcrcrhy Vet . Ortgr Orandsronc From Row Kathleen Moore, Shoron NovKk. Kim Larson No pjaued Susan ScJx e. Jeon SdxAe, Debbie Kttch. Sue McCony. Corel Go . Debbie Sandovd j-Mac Third, Third Srorxing Jod Forrev Jenrrfer Hoffmon Kneeing Sand Yde. Heartier Mane, Crystal Gorhard Bottom Korea Kopion, Cheryl Stanley. Taro Cudo, Cheryl Helmurh Al obove 6 from lc t ro right 202 Johnson M fai1ane Hols Residences Centennial Halls Numb Eight’s; Pom Mine. RoO«to Lovtn. Kjm Rohe. RerTy Nrrmon. Vjsomo Rjcfrrer Maryam Cartone. Mtctrefe W . Rondo Dorooi Down (xxxJeaovjgh. Oora Votiq. M ro4e Oarry. Oart Hcrtho. Owne Lukash. Nancy McOew. Am Okxgg l -Am tobour Nancy SckafwW Seventh floor vault's com o� DorrrvAri Go«j Maion. Xj� o Correi. )amm ft Dorm RcTa Roth, Orad V rm«r Or ad Nefeon. Andy '4 ngh . Oran Garay. Trmror Copenhover. George Lm. Vowne Comp. Randy Y He«deor h ENTHnU5E Front How: 5hem GpcAem. Ed Gwc o . Tem Amon. DereA Moyer. Koryo Meza Midde flow Undo Oe La Torre. Oerh Tomaukewcz. Det e Pan on. 0od . Roe Lor-cme McDonald. Jemy Rose . Kmbery Peorysn Centennial Halls Floored on Foot: Lndo louder man. Oore McKinney. Don McOjre. Thereso PcOcxto K K Dove. le xm Sprngsron. Corol Core, Mm Chon. Soh Korn Chuo. Louro Monrorone. Oorb Jones. Joner Gores. Kryco Hcgberg. Sue Corozzo. Own Coker. JpWc Thomas. l o Ross. Domo Oorts Sixth tooth lift their jpm Money Save'. . Audry Seeman. Dedsy Bushe . Ho� y Oroodber-r. Rndo Henkel. Betsy Anderson, ler Gonzdez. Shem Gc nS y. . Theresa Wash. Angemo Andersen. Rhondc Oieeher In no porricolot order Scort Memos. James T K«K Chns Oetoms, Rod Rxe, Chrft Denton. Rjchord Lynch. Onon Sondy. Greg Hoggon. Mart Wei, Dove WexJer. Rogas K Hotondras. Holls Ninth Sooth: Stoning L to R) M e HOdemon. Lora Charles Chase. Pod Siege (RA) Morr Hamion. Jm AnzJovar. Steven Wcy Oottom Row w (L to RJ Oys Nahomuro. Kevin rnavo o. Motr Shendon. Marry Pnce. and Podo Spognoieco (upper left) 204. Cenrennid Halls Residences Centennial Halls Sfors ot Seventh: From row (L ro R . Mrtfy Bober. Korco Loco. JerWer Luke. Dernce McDonald (RA) Meatier Vrghr MOdk- Row il Enenboum. Oecco Veidmon. JoO Agnes. Barb Vc cts. McJsefc Purer. Trocy Sons Dock Row Ju� e Mori. Mory Hogon. and Km Oortorrron Left to light: Cyrus Tormg. Roger Kenerty. Miey. Kevm Rotter, Leigh rt9gns. Jock Mertsort Centennial Halls The Turkish Dorhs qI second nonts vamg PoJ Gordon. David Greenmon. Marti Vioman. Joseph RcmensHo. Scon Skorobohory. Hector Ang. Todd Douer, Thomas HarcfcJ. Kevin Bdredge. Jm Degkxi. Mon CompbH. John Dayte. Charles Mundon. John Schoser. Kenneth Mo iOqc Oscar deCardenos s fi) Well Whet rh h 4 t, rtxt dme onywoy? Asks fourth north Man Muff. Michoei Word. John tocomem. Wesley Hancock. Har MAer. Pedro SevAo. im Asmus. Moris Srrohs. Geoff Oonra. Thomas locovare. Nek Gombeto. Jeff Graggs. Joy Oorit. Mho Harp Cbetow) Third North Snugglon- Donom Row Mchete twal. Amy Cohen. C one CkxVord. Km Hudson Second Row Corio Menores Afcon Chng. Cryvcf Olsen. Saro Cohoon Third Row Pom Finmark. Chnsnne Vogner (RAJ. Vonesso Reed. Oeree Wood, ftme MocMey. Her Von Grechren. Oeth Koerag. Lu Dock Row Jeonrfer Kik. tick Gombelo. Oecky Robies (obove) 206 Cenrennial Halls Left to tight: Vaieoe Shockley. Kns Surheriond. Jute Koohi. Megan OOnen Oeff) Residences Centennial Towers Htirn Aoid+n From Row CL ro R Tom Richards. Mon Raker Mdcfc Row Q. ro R Chuck Honey. Debb Shock. M Teohon. rtren Srch RA). Oeonfc Unh Oock Row a ro R Erfc Gr wc d. Huy Luu, Jess Gmt . Lorry Arcody. Or err Sherman. Raymond Schoefer. and John Henrtcen Ut 'i L u Filling: Srooo Rurh. Down Downing. Mindy Du er Kche LaSuec. Somonrho lumby. Km O'Haro. Krts Dodo. Korhy Derweter. Margo GJberr. CryyoJ Johnson. Undo Guordodo. AJexancfro Srroomer Cenremiol Towers 207 Residences Centennial Towers In o group; Kmbertey K Hoegele. Holy Scronron. Undo Hnddey. Srcpohme Couene. Merge Anderson Louro Srchng. Shoyne 5«ms. Sondro R. Nurse. Jodve Harvey. Jodi Freedman Vrh unicorn (?) Is Cheryl Gimore Moot Mr. Smith: Joe Smih, Ted Smeh. George Smrt . Onan Smuh. Scon 1 Smrh. Scon 2 Smih. Ken Smuts. Joey Smrh. Dome! Smets Eight s ton hors minus one Jeff Beyle. Jorge Oonchero. Evan Dreyer. R asH Cabans. John Newman. Men Bum. Richcrd Holer, Robert Wer«l. Carl Oouer. Gory Guddens. Don Shull (tower leff) Nino . Towers: Jebb [Mono. ftd y Over, Pere Foler. Dove Ccfcjnon Kevin Felder. Richard McGrcrh. Horrtson Ofes Front Jo : lesle Johnson. Krsren Schenck. Shoron Shermon Mdde Row Suson Oouer. Jennler Peden Dock Row Cortsy Done. Uso JoAnn Monroya. Krtsnno Rhoodes Nor pictured Evelyn Bodsrrom. Loretto Konopty. Suson Goum. Pomoa RuuH. CyrrMo Rurgers. M che e leusier, Anne Schoetec, Magone Jones. Pony Md«. Voleng Kwok. Ah Lee Sng (upper nghf) 208 enrer r|iQl Towers ________________Residences_____ Residence Awards ' Residence Awards .209 Residences Apartments WARREN JOSEPHINE APARTMENTS 2100 SOUTH UNIVERSITY COMET APARTMENTS SKYLINE APARTMENTS 210 Aporrmenrs Residences Headline Speakers Jeanne Krfcparnck Vjncenr Ex-Ambassador To The UN. Sror Of The Macabre In Flm Top Quotes Of 85 I didn't feel like a Democrat any more. • Former UN. Ambassador Jean® Kirkpatrick, explaining her April dec • sion lo join the Republican Party. ••now aoout a nug''' • Phyt'iS George. cn a b� e CSS tela-cas in May. to conrcted raptst Gary Dotson and Cathieen Crcwelt Webb his alleged victim who later recanted her accusal on. They declined l never want to return.” • lnd:an guru Bhagwan Shree Ra.neesh, after he pleaded g tty in November lo immgralion fraud, paid a $430 000 fine and was banished from lh- United States for at least five years. One day soon we’re going to raise taxes. The President has no other practical alternative. • House Ways a-vj Means Chairman Dan Rostcnkowski (D-llt.) in August. The name of Samantha Smith will remain in the hearts of millions of Soviet children who dream that the sun will shine forever above their heads. • Soviet Communist Youth daily. Kornsomoisteya Prarda, rncurrirvg the death in Sep'ember cf the l3-yea -otd Ame'Ca gtl who toured the Soviet Union two years earlier. I turned into a monster, and that’s the truth. • Bernhard Goetz. telling a fr end m February about snoot g four young men on a New York subway car. I kept asking. What’s happening out there? Why haven’t they put the fire out?’ • Ph ladelph:a Mayer Wilson Goode, tell ng an inquiry in October that his orders to put out the lire started oy a pc-'ce boro during toe MOVE siege were not followed quickly enough. I looked up in the stands and saw my father and Ty Cobb. • Cincinnati first baseman Pete Rose, after getting the 4.192r.d hit of his career in September, breaking Cobb’s 57-year-ctd record Go ahead—make my day.” • President Reagan, in March, using a Cknt Eastwood Ime. dar-mo Cor or ess to send h-.m a tax-increase Ml so he can ve’o t Speokers Special Evenrs 211 Inrerfrorerniry Council Inrerfrorerniry cod PonhetJervc Councils ore the governig bodies of frorernries ond sororities respectively. Doth ore naronol organizations consisting of fraternities and sororities ocross the notion These couocb here on compos, consist of on Executive Doord ond representatives from eoch Greek house on compos IFC ond Ponhell ore responsible for Greekend ond Left to right: left Kofcer. Execvhve Vkc President. Greg Myers. FC Presrfent. Robert Adorno. Secretory: Ron KixNcr Treasuet. Tom Gtoson. Rush Oxxman, end Vn Mrchel, Xxiod Vce President PUSH. In oddition ro this business, they sponsor many events throughout the yeor. including many IFC Foe's ond the Pcnhefleoc Yochr Oub. Ponhellenic Council Shown atxr ? ore the presidents of FC ond PanhetenK Coond for the 1%5 56 -erm of office Greg Myers ond Mery Goriond FMIWNTfS Alpha Tou Onego Oeto Thero R Koppo S«9mo Lambda Chi A(pho Sigmc AJpho Epsion S-g-nc CN Pi Koppo PM Phi Koppo Sgmo Ph� Ganmo De� o Phi Koppo Sigmo schemes AJpho Gomm De� o AJpho CM Onego Gorrmo Ph� Deto De o Gommo 0e o Zero Ftont row.- Undo Sra-nper, Dawn Fcjro Jcmy Schofcr. Tffony Pryor Middle row Mery Donohye. Robin Haas Cahy Li her. Ccrcfyn Reo. Mory Elen Vo c Do row. Sorro Yoghr. Rose Derry. Loure Dlcxu. Sher. Noogle, Send Sue Yocng. Grero Von Ocrmurh (Rush Chormon). Mery Gotland (Prexdert) 2 4 IFC PonheHtnic Greek Greek Is Where Ir's Ar . . . Furman Drown. Phi Kop. y es Leo Alexander. Pi Kop brne Sorer, o gectemarty Kiss (upper left) While Dora s pledges present or Oe o Zero. Med Gimcre gen speool rreotmem (upper oxide) Winners of Pledge Presents. Detro Zero, perform rher wnrxig sorq Gno Lend. Showno lorson. Jod Forresn. ond Grerchen Pederson (upper n v) Alex Sugar Oort Derger. ond Im Finucone. ft Kops. breoh donee or rhe Greefc Toterv Show (left) For rhe world's largest Dksody Mary. ft Kop hod Itxs spe d ice cube mode (above) Candtds Greek 215 Upper left. Mark Dcnchuo. Koppo Sg. otxJ Gno Ur«l. DZ. rjoy th puC Above. Mork ond Gno. Aurumn Odd. Scoonne Oond Cf. DG i Upper right. Jett Kelec vnjts ho sutt for SAE or rhe Geek Tolenr Show Betas and Comma Phi's charge up rhe crowd w ti rendHon of Geek tghmng. Fraternities and sororities include: Alpho Gommo Deto. Alpho Too Onego. Alpho CM Onego. Oero Thero ft. 0e o Gommo. De o Zero. Gommo PN Oero. Koppo Sgmo. Lombdo Ch Alpho. Sigmo On. S 9mo A|pho EpJon. P Gommo De o. PN Koppo Sigmo. P Koppo Pn The Greeks or D.U... dynomic, furvtovng, involved Frorerniries ond sororiries or rhe Uni-versfy of Denver ore o speool breed. Eoch house srrong n ir's own woy. rhey ore inrense-ly comperirive. yer yl monoge ro unire for Homecoming. C.C. gomes, ond Writer Corni-vol. Involved in olmosr every compus orgonizo-non. Greeks give rher rime ond efforts ro improve borh rhe University ond rhemselves. Al rhough moinroining o bolonce between oco-demics. ocriviries ond fun is o rough job. ir is somehow done Chonry is o word nor olwoys ossooored wirh Greeks, bur or D.U. ir definitely opples They hove given thousonds of dolors ond hundreds of hours of rime ro numerous chorines. And ler us nor forger sodd Once rhe studies for rhe week ore done, ir seems os if Greeks ore in endless pursuit of o good rime. Wirh eoch frorermry sponsorng ponies for borh Greek ond non-Greek olke, rhe fun never seems ro stop And ir doesn'r. wirh formois. cockioi ponies ond other ocnwies gong on The Greek experience or D.U ... something ro remember 216 Upper left. Koppo Slgs Jeff Oornemerec and Jeff Cuton guide down o few or the Kappa Sgmo larnbdo O beoeflr Upper right, o couple o4 Lambda Chls cctctrcre or thee beoefr. Lower left. Mott Ffarity. on SAE. performs o pow wow ' dance or the Greek Tdem Show, Above. DZ pledget Grerchen Beduson. Jod Forrew. Showno Lanon and Hetd Ke ef. cheer rhe idem or the Greek 5 ng 217 Alpha Chi Omega Jody Schlndcl. Down Ft) to and Tnsh Wheeler show off rhe eorry for Goud of rhe Ycor Aword OocXrow.lefrrortghrShorloCortson. Trocy Hammond.ft geHotsr.MornaOortoglo.Carolyn Wi«c Thrdrow UzfVxWo. Angie Owing Second row. Chartene Daley, Darts Dedser. Jeone Johnson. Carotyn Wayne. Joner Meienery. Sciy Gan. Domo HncSs. LfiO Davis, lourte Levmeisfer Ttort row Sheley Oufcn. Sand Sue Young. Elen Seegerg Oixisemorher) xxJ Schmdei. Denee Popys. Jeanne Sisorry. Down Fi io. Susan Sr one. Oosanne Oerens The Gemma Delra Choprer of Alpha Chi Omega returned to D .U. in rhe fol with cease to celebrate, as rhe fol of 1985 marked the notional fraternity's cenrenad year Gamma Delta whie celebrating its own 39rh annivetsc ry concluded o M year of festiviries w h o luncheon in the [Vised Center on Oaober 19, 1985 The luncheon was otiended by over 150 Denver creo Alumnoe of Alpha Chi and rhe carve coBegore members of D.U.'s chopter. Speoai recognition was paid ro some on the fraternity's 50 yeor members who hove each celebrated rhe existence of Alpha Chi Omega fa over half a century. The fraternity n its first hundred yeas has grown from a founding group of seven women ro over 110 ocrive colegicte chapters and 125 AJumoe groups Wofc iirtg o bit of T V arc Am Demon. Domo Hods, ond Marm Oarroglo (nghr) 0 4 o Alpha CN Omega ZlO---------—;------ Greek Dock row. left to rlqM Nodo Merest . Ann Morse Kety. Mmi Ccrr. Conrve Horrmond, Kr rsn Horrzog Jennrfer Drown. Toro Cudo. Stephonle Thompson. Oorc Surron. Troo Scwyers. Km Vne. Dnene Drirron (Housemother) Kothy Wfcon, Elen Houston Mtide row: Com Wheron. ieorrte Restscner. Lcrno Hold. )00i Feher. Uso Ehiert. Kyter Henwood. Morey Goss, Decto Krebs Front row: Grerchen Rosenberg. Lao Kendelmon. Suzanne Simmons. Kero Ferris. Shomo Jones. Lourie Dlonz. Mory Goriond. Uko Pote) Tommy Twore Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Gommo De'ro or rhe Unversry of Denver yorred out rhe year wjh Forrrval IXush resulting in o grear pledge doss. Aipho Gam's members were ocrivefy invoked on compos and in community ocrivities Ponhelenic President, Mary Garland, was on Alpha Gcmmo Defro They also sponsored rhe Men of D U colen dor and a Tennis Oossjc. Proceeds from rhe Tennis Gcssic went ro rhe Juvenile Dberes Foundation. Above: Grerchen Rosenberg relaxes o moment djring sruSyng Shoring studies ond tier Pepsi ore Kyler Henwood ond Stephanie Thompson ' Alpha Gamma Delro Greek I 220 Oock row. left to rtgrr Don Hose me. John Sonon, Dove Show, Thrd row HMo Herrs, 0 Jogger. Fronk Couherr, Todd Sndder. Gem Summers. John CommoK. Scott Mocker. Dove Alexander Second row Fronh Ocroro, Onon Ferrermon Dcnom row John McGuqon. Mark Yost. Nev e LonOy. Seen Thompson. Mho Smonoff. Scon Sovoy. Jomes Johnson. Tom Ross. Kevin Engiond Dero Thera Pi Dero Theta P or rhe Urwersffy of Denver wos ocrive on compos. They were involved in imromurol spoas, Greek Week and orher vor-ious ocr-viries Their 10-member pledge doss wos ocTive o o. The phlonrhropy is Juvenie Dioberes ond rhey oiso sponsor o dinner for rhe Boy's Oub of Denver. After which rhey roke rhe boys ro o hockey gome. They oiso hod two formols, one n rhe fal ond one n rhe spring. Woodsmen’s Dal is on other Dero rrodirion Orion Funorman ploys a rousng game of Centipede Mike Harris oqdScorr Mocker, o pledge torher son room, soon some Style wth ther hors Dero Thera Pi 221 Greek Delta Gamma The Beta Chi Choprer of Defco Gommo was off ro o greor yort this year os one of only two houses to ochleve quota r Foil Formal Bush The rotol fol pledge dass of 20 great gris mode for some fantastic odditiocs. Two active mem bers of Delta Gamma were temporarly toy to the outside world through yudy obrood Our sooai calender wos as busy os ever with Hoedown, Voter Cockral Pony, Anchors Awoy, and the very speooi Sentor Spring For mol. The Anchor Splosh wos o great success os rhe DG's rrodlftond ond nartonol phiaorhrop ic goto event Al in a rhe year wos extremely exdting for rhe Delta Gamma women of D.U Deciding to pause o moment for o quids yr ere Ce ev Gerber ond Corby lurher Susie Harbor. Cathy Lurher ond Robin Fischer Hnttore fre Three Mudw««o for o bnef moment Autumn Odell ond Penny Knight enjoy o camd chor by rhe couch 222 Delta Gamma Bock row. letr ro nghr. RoOyn Dnftntr. Jocetyn Fr� d. Dionne Oender. Aurumn Odel. Pomelo Fnmcrir. Penny Kngtr Sheta Gorgon. Sew VonOccdorc. Jennie Turner, Robn Father. Jeon 5choefer. Liso Morcheie. Mecrher Mone. The no MJer, Wore Topol. Auondo Nhi lejie Z Hcow z Srandng Tesso Mfoy. Ke« Noch. Arm Donodto. Hex lemgers. Stooo Sonjen. Tffony Pnor Seofed Cndy Rmgery Gndo Srauper. Jom 5� «r Korte Moore. Ke4 Campbel Mode row Lndo Gorden. Lorrt Herman, Geno OsCcrn Somomho luTtoy. Ten Carfcon. Oess Copeland Jocqu OeOecXn Ocrrcm row Tmo Mfcroth. Ceteue Gerber, Chen Donsky. M Krorze. Suse HorVier. Suson Luk . Corby Luther. Ncoto Sykes Greek Rho Choprer cf Ddro Zero moved mro o brond new house or rhe beginning of rhe 1985-86 school yeor It was renovored ond decoror-ed the summer before rhe school yeor begon. Decororing was done by rhe Delro Zero notion-ol interior decororor Afrer Formal Rush. Dero Zero reoched compos rorol o 60 members Delro Zero pndes rsetf in rhe foci rhor mosr members were otso involved in compos ond or communiry ocriviTies Thts wos one of rhe many reasons Delro Zero wos so diversified ond unique. Nanonoly. Delro Zero was in irs 83rd yeor and Rho Choprer wos in irs fourth on this campus Delro Zero s going strong' Stcxey Strahs. Dev Ahrens ond Kim ftondal form o lodd« c success wirh De o Zero comng our on rop Dev Ahrens and her IHrte sister Robin Hoas show how dose o Ckg Sister lirrte Sister -eo-ionshp con be Kru 1 oldbtiltg ond Amy Cohen, another Dig Sister U rte Sorer 'com. rxx) n Wenoshp Dock tow. toft ro ngrr Kcrhy Moose erchen Pederson. Xx Forresr. Leo Alexoncc'. Carolyn Knoi, Herd Kelee, Rochoel Pier Undo Smol. Shawno Larsen Cyndo Hcrrgroves Mery Scharter. 0ebb«e Vders. Korea Mice. Keren Nelson. Ke« Swword. Pam Ashcroft. Kmfcysdal Mdderow Srocy Tehee. Sandy Daley Shen Nouget. Km Hudson Moro Vlord. Oerh Tomcmfcevwci, ftra Harr el Seared Dev Ahrens. Stocr-y Srrchj, Amy Cohen. Kris Vakfcdg Lourc Volf. Card VodycH. AAche e Vymon. Andreo Mak. Oortom row Qno Ut-H Km Ycu g. Doma Rytel. Pom Norrts, Undo Schmrz. Pobn Haas. Uo Tessem. Mcde CAmcre. Trocy Mowor, Dororhy Vebb Delra Zero 220 Greek !M Gomnno Phi Beta Gommo Phi Dero sorority is o diversified group of women w h rrxny interests Our norionol philonthropy 6 Comp SeeheS. o comp for under-priv.ledged grls in Ornish Colombo LoccBy, we hove odopred the Drondon Center. o shelter for obused women ond children in Lakewood Ecch yeor we hold o 24 hour see sow o rhon w.th Kcppo Sigma Frotermy to rose money for the Drcndon Cenrer. We enjoy participcting in other campus ccrvities such os relefund, Greek Week, Sgmo Chi Derby Days ond orher ponhellenec events. Oelow: Suzie White wccches os Srocey Snvh and Undo Anderson show videnr rxxvre Dock row. left ro nghr Jcner Oehrens, Dar� ce knderknechf, Ann Mon Gcnyeod, Con Covens, Gro Jorreir. Scrno Vaghf Jenny LTnch. Jonc- Pcrrer. IWsrf Flocrky rtvd row Porn PcJmer. Down Fowler, Knsrno Wo� 0. Kc y Long. Lfcby SneJ. Tommie GJunz. Jeorme Kerr. Elen Pubrgff. Undo Anderson Second row Corot Whok. Sow? 'J hte. Koren Gecoker. Tommie Nckomuro. Heido ttanz Gedsy Dr each. Sjoe Oesr, Sheley D-rxo Corotyn Poe. Srocey Snvh. Ora Donne, Gndy Lot Wo. Vody VtocrAs Fronr row Uso Nepnger. Pose Dorry. Sharon Nerds, Sandy Ertx jgh, Motors Hcrrcro. Jeonrvx Prof?. Krafl Dav Oonlce Rlnderknechr ond Knyi Ftoerky demonsnore some skk hond sk 224 Gamma Phi Dero Greek Kappa Sigma Dock row. loft to nghr Qjrt Dashaw. Mcr Frarvc Kc h Carnsh. Jon Nermon. Jet? UoyO. Doug M ayne. Oomen Godcfcrd. Men Chcnke. Rod F Mode row 04 RussH. Jo Arkn Je Oomemewr. Sieve SwerdWf. Dove G«k. Mke Werxfng. Ron K xt . Don Boyne. Scar Meoetee Oner. Don Gcrren Chun Oonom row Sa n Assod. Scon Feder. Curt Harvey. Rob Okxkwet. Tony Cervcne. Dor' Corben. Sieve MAer. Renhordt Chen The Oero Omicron Choprer of rhe Koppo Slgmo Frorermy srorred rhe 198S86 school yeo- with the greorest choieoge they could foce. The Koppo Sg house, o source of pride for over 50 yeors. wos devostoted by fire on September 18. or 4:15 om, rhe work of on orsorar. The brothers rebounded quickly, however. ond pledged 22 quc ty men, (the highest rorol on compus). thus provng rhor brotherhood goes wel beyond the confines of o house Momentum continued os those some pledges won Greek Pledge Presents for me fifth consecutive yecr, In other ways it wos o ryptcol year fa Koppo Stgmo Extensive nvoivemenr of brothers in student agorvzonons cootnued. os Jd o very successful nrromurol program Academic oclievemenr Oso remoned o pnonry The foB sow new stondads of elegance reoched, os for mol was held a rhe West in Hofei downtown Then, as 1906 come, so did our newly renovated house It s reopening was on emotond hgh not soon to be mached And of course. Deochcomber's Do remained o spring highlghr fa rhe entire campus The men of Koppo 5igmo ... baking ro morrow, storting rodoy At Spring Format 1965. Ocmen Gcctxyd. S� «ve M ec. Greg Groeono ond Deo Wore had up Onon Korz tor a quick Sash or rhe camero Koppo Stg ptodgoi perform, ond win. cr Pledge Presents Ooch row Tom Reese. Don Amwong. Alex Kieri Front row Don w xxne, Orod Lewis. Scon Neeb • Koppo Sigmo 99. Greek Lambda Chi Alpha In the foil of 1985 rhe Lombdo Chi Aipho house was deyroyed by fire. The members moved ro Centennial Towers for rhe year The Lombdo Chi's conrinued ro be ocrive on com pus rhrough formd. Inrromurob. assassin wirh Deiro Zero, and mony other oaiviries. They sponsored rhe Hoods Across D U in rhe spoog Abo rhe members of Lombdo Chi ore ndrvid uaify involved in mony srudenr organizations In rhe spring of 1986 renovation on rhe Lombdo Chi Alpha house yoned. Even though Lombdo CM cSdn't hove pledges'rhe to Aisooore Member Oog Rocky Ortondo. Sreve Sko-M ond Rob Tert-txxn pyj oo Q_re o snow or PkxSge h’cscrirs toghr) Shown hero in the DriscoH Center ore rhe members of Lomgdo Ch Aipho 226 Lambda Chi Alpha Greek Phi Gamma Delta lr was another successful year for rhe F56 os rhey excelled in ol or cos Socioly. rhe Wonder was once ogan rhe premiere porry Whde or rhe some rime, rhe house mainroned rhe high-esr G PA for rhe Greeks The phionrhropic evenr wirh rhe Denver Chidren's Home worked our very wel AS n ol, ir was o greor yecr os Phi Gommos bved up ro rher mono, Friendship, rhe sweeresr nflueoce Peter Stickler goes over hs notes Mere rokng cf to o da� . Porting on their best. Ors Toytof ond Joe Gom prepare ro meet Gammo O o Nanonol Pres-de-v Hoc Afon Dock tow. left ro ngrr Am Gonrwrro, Phip Weber. Par Preudhonrvne. Lory Lee. Yod SUtwtwa. Anthony Goroo. Pooto Spognoorro. Ovo Taylor Enc Vorcum. Joe Croon. John Staon. Keo Hotter. OowJ Dew. Don Shu� r. Kevr. Imanaho. Chre Notomuo. Mho Hesse. Dob Berber. Shone McOetand. Sreve Wehe. Jotvs Henvm. Rick Goforth. Kirby Oock Fror row Po« Jotffe. Chcrte Owner. Dovd Golob. Erk Qruveld. Hcen Shah, Dob RJchad. Stew $rr«rh. Kevin O'Comel Adorn Do show prepares hot odor wh ? Ph p Vcbor does CfcbCS Phi Gamma Delra Greek A. On February 22,1985, rhe Epskxi CN Chop-rer of Pi Koppo Phi Moriood was rung inro membership o' rhe University of Denver. Epsi Ion Chi consered of 30 men from coosr ro coosr U.S.A These mainroined o diverse Interest range from baseball, yeo'booK business frater-niies. ro Isarate Sixreen of rhe brothers lived in rhe fraternity house kxored or 2203 S Josephine The brothers prided rhemsefves on rheir nortond fundroser PUSH (Ploy Unis for rhe Severely Honcficopped). Pi Koppo Phi odopred and created PUSH m 1977 cs rhe nononol service project. Thts yecr rhe Epston Chi Chcprer rased over $600.00 through fundraisers for PUSH The Orothers of Pi Koppo Ph ore buildng a new rrodirion .. V� 'Y psyched ond exared ooou Pi Koppo Phi s Shown Chasson. Laurie Srvon ond Tom McCaJy ook Svety n Icorhor pckers Dove Grant shows h speed sryie dong wrh ns speed tie. OOP, Pi Koppo Phi Greets Back row. left to nghr Work Gerk. Orod Toy, Tom McCody, Jim Humphreys. Derr Doormon, Andy Anderson. Chches Dedford. James Odsmon front row Ml sc Dercnson. Re� xJ ?r Wyotr, Mark Ttcomb. Dve Grant, Orion Hc h. Arrdd Mor ez. Norman Dorungbocd Phi Kappa Sigma Front tow. loft ro nghr Cher Versreorcc. Karen deeper. Vesron OrooFs. Seth Gross. Margrer Deonerr. Vanessa Read. Aly Drody. Holy Randal Second row Sfuan Rcphen. Rich Shapro. Trocy Mowar. Lao Alexander, Sandro MAe. Korhy Drenner.) R htaar. Mhe Koon. Uboy Dovecmem. lauro Hfcon. Jeano Kerr. V jono lambas Thrd row Can Dower. Ors Romero. M e LcPcrre, Orycnr Yorker. Srocey Srrohs. AJex Yeros Dove Dow, Sreve Moe«. Darren levtz. Orts SuHf. Ons Corr oel. Joy fox. M Eaenbourn. Lcmra Srok. 5oroh Swomiey Fourth row Dove Dorman. Jm Vym Andrew Sprks. Rod Skydos. Vrcr Spe Ffrhrow Tom Gtecn. Chon Gtaon. Don Oerger. Arron Schopcc. Aex Henry. Aram Toy . Da c OTJnco Jm Fnucone. Andy KrXpcmds. R h Richrer. Onon Sefc. Ed Coiodo. Vn Swerwr The Dera Gomma Choprer of Phi Koppo Sigma is o very unique house The fol of 1985 mocked our 37rh yeor or rhe Urwersjry of Denver We survived rtvs long ond hove o srrong house because of rhe individuals who make up Phi Kop Some of our members were involved In compos orgomzonons. some ployed in bonds, some pomopored m orromu ro! sporrs. ond some concern or ed on ocodecn les Dur mosi imporranrty. we ol hod o greor rime. Phi Koppo Sigmo 229 Greek Sitting atop rhelt smoshco cor ore Vn S rj«r. Chns Dor -. Corl Dower. FUcJn fVctver. Rob Vera . Chns Romero. Sreve. Mods. Orts Compoei Sruort Reprkcn. Seth Gross. Dow Donenburg and Dcrren lev . Presenting Phi Kop's pledge present ae Vrt Swerzer, Ore. Compbol and Dorren leva. Sigma Alpha Epsilon letf Keller gett overly excited c£xur hovng ho fxture rchen (nc � ) SAE t foil pledget pie tent rhe s xjw They ore from lefr to rghr txxh row James Hole, fcch Hofry. Greg Manno. SHp 5� on. fronr row Scon Sfcxhberg. Oi HMobran. Andrew Ourger. end Rjch Vc h (below) In the Spring, the SAE house become the stereo for al of (XU town SAE's could be seen up on the roof of the house ksremng ro the music ood soaktog up rhe sun A new oddnon to their yord wos o sond voleybol pr whch rhe SAE's hove enjoyed so for. The Sigmo Alpha Epston chapter or D U was very active on compus They hod o fol formal, of course rhey hod Dowery Dal n rhe spmg, ood throughout the year rhey porriopered in Intromurol spoas The SAE's rtoiv duofcy ore oiso Involved on compus They hove members In quire o few compus orgaruzonons Left ro tight: bach row: Jomci He . Wed ttofron. D ch Perea. Mhc Holmes, John Jennngs. Orod Looser. Joe honry. Lorry Hormond. Wodo row Onon Kory. Scon Kcmaous. Ob Show. Dob Smrtv Kevn Chodwch. Ob Smrh. Doug Doyle. Tm Rusfe, fcch V ieth. front tow Dove Vesenberg The women ore rhe SAE Inte wen 200 Sigma Alpha Epsion Greelss Mihe Holmet looht on os Shown fcdey shows cr-btoch booh Sigma Chi Sigma Chi Fraternity was nor only ocrive around compos and inro having fun. rhey o'so kept up their ococemics The kings of Derby Days once ogoin pur rher Sves on rhe line ro be chased down by sorority women for their derbys. They ateo sponsored Derby Days Olympics and o Derby Queen was elected by the student body It was all for a good couse os proceeds wear ro Sgmo Chi's philanthropy. They clso won the Greet ; Week foorbc.’1 tournament and also enjoyed other mtromurd sports throughout the yeor Ken Dotdwin. honorary member of Mel's Angel's doesn't know which way ro go (upper toft) Cheeking his appointment book tor ony lost mnute meetings 6 Rids Johnson (upper right) lining up on the front porch of Sgmo On ore Don Uppmon. Jm Carney. Rck Johnson. Scott Decker. 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Lynch It's never easy to soy gooc-bye espedoBy ro o dose friend! Moueeo, rhonk you for being our friend!. Someof us knew you d through high school, ond we grew together through our senior year here or DU. Thanks for the rimes we shored rogerher. We shol remember you os cn individuol with o spedol rdenr for getting dang with everyone you met; never judging, just occepr-ing. We learned so much from you os you shored your interests — ranging from the Repubbcon pony ro your future career in international busness Words just don't seem to soy enough when it comes to soying rhonk you. We al mtss you. We hove memo ries ro treasure forever. How very lucky I om ro hove known someone rhor soying good-bye ro is so damn awful! (Other Side of the Mounroin) •Love from those who hod the pleasure ro know you. In December, 1986 when I begon my posirion or rhe University of Denver, rhe Srudenr Medio Doord (SMB) wos orrempring to bring dosure ro rhe '86 Kynewisbok. Although rhe SMB inherited its status os Ediror-in-Chief of rhe K-Book it occepred rhe responsibly and has mode rhe difficult pubfccarion decisions necessary in order ro finish rhe projecr On behalf of rhe Board I apologize ro you for rhe obvious flows and inconsistencies within rhe bools. We hope these unalterable technical derate wl nor derrocr from rhe fond memories of D.U. rhe 1986 Kynewisbok brings ro you. The legacy of rhe 1986 K-Book is indeed a Oossjc story - certainly one that can never be fuSy chronicled in this limited space. The final chapter is ro rhonk you, rhe subscriber, for your patience and for trusting that rhe projecr would be completed John Nichols Srudenr Development Coordnaror-Programming and Srudenr Media A