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9426 3 3027 00134 Colorado College Library Library No. 15566"5 From^BVtiOeTvi 155683 Frank Florey editor-in-chief Gil Weiskopt business manager Tom Freund chief photographer Ieditom Barbara Robinson copy editor © Lee Sage school organizations editor j/ Dick Haye s social organizations editor Helen Ki PP layout co-editor Judy Carlstrom ISySut - - JL -- Jenny Singleton head artist Toddy Hubert .^^>>M-^-eraSreditor Milton Nichols w*-!*r. executive editor . facul ty editor Neil Lewis photographer Bi " Pond photographer De De McCoy assistant copy editor VvVW Horace Brigs Rice Horace was born in Pellam, New York. He attended Wesley- "2n Memvdam," an University before transferring here as a sophomore. He will be well remembered by the host of friends he made during his short stay with us. ^I4e A(LninUi^aUa4i GENERAL WILLIAM H. GILL President of the College HENRY E. MATHIAS Dean of the Lower Division DR. GEORGE W. ADAMS Dean of the College SALLIE PAYNE MORGAN Dean of Women JAMES JUAN REID IS Dean of Men \m DR. THOMAS H. RAWLES Treasurer ROBERT T. SIMCOCK Assistant Treasurer VICTORIA K. HAHN Assistant Dean of Women fill! DR. ROGER WHITNEY Medical Adviser HENRY D. WILLIAMS Assistant Dean of Admissions LORNA A. BERGER Secretary of the College DORTHY P. WING Executive Secretary MIRIAM GRANT Director of Vocational Counseling Center ^efLG/itment cMeaxbi DR. KENNETH CURRAN DR. HENRY H. CARTER DR. LEWIS M. KNAPP Economics Foreign Language English «! ***' itfc DR. ROBERT STABLER DR. JOSEPH LEECH DR. CARROL B. MALONE Zoology Mathematics History and Political Science *7<4e faculty DR. THOMAS BRANT ROOSEVELT COLLINS Associate Professor of Athletic Trainer German Q V *JDR. HARVEY CARTER THEODORE CHICKLESS AMANDA ELLIS WILLIAM A. FISHER Professor of History Instructor of Business Associate Professor of Instructor of Geology Administration English FRANK A. KRUTZKE DR. MAX LANNER CHARLES T. LATIMER Associate Professor of Instructor of Music Professor of Romance English Languages DR. SARAH NEMTZOW Assistant Professor of Spanish DR. MARK SKIDMORE W. WOODSON TYREE RAY WERNER Professor of Romance Assistant Professor of Assistant Professor of Languages Drama and Speech Economics fyn&bltmaa Week enter each new year a class of mighty fresh- men— entrance tests and picnics— rush week set- tles with a bang—green ribbons and black sweat- ers make it easy for old students to pick out green, but interesting frosh — freshmen dinks bound over campus in a frantic double time—. jbasice one of the most anticipated events on the campus is the annual dance sponsored by the tiger and the nugget — speculations and more speculations — who will be crowned queen? — then came the presentation and the crowning of weta austin with her attendants — diane ashforth, sallie powell, marcia manning, and derry cowles — amazement — cheer — whistles — celebrations — a gala evening—! ! Va/deiy c.c. presents the 1952 edition of the variety show — directed by c.c. students — music and comedy, solos and g r o u p s — all for the campus chest — "face on the bar room floor" — everything from cowboy songs to little red riding hood — modern dance — barber shop quartet — terrific entertain- ment — QootiaU "52 Ft yatt ii '-«^P71 Jh$J: ' as/" 22PK2J 7^2-74-6 ^ 7£> S3L-42 J \iW L L U u; \- - U k, \_ w.i. " first row: Don Hakes, Ron Schwartz, Gene Pugh, Terry Bork, Art Elder, fourth row: Sandy Sandoval, Gary Spahn, Karl Kinkade, Ed Beatty, Jim Jerry Engleson, Tom Lux, Eugene Anderson, Charles Mollin. Fowler, Dave Brown, Ed De Rosie, Lou Elder, Spike Sarlo, Wes Boucher, second row: Jack Buxell, George Demos, Red Linton, Sam Argento, Paul Coach Rout, Harvey Seccor. Sims, George Lenard, Jack Knight, Walt Bennet, Dick Parus. fifth row: Ron Zeir, Andy Gambucci, Dick Holobuk, Dave Brown, Ned third row: Lowell Slocum, Roger Bilstein, Jim Stilson, Maury Hammond, Pfeffer, Tony George, Craig Richardson, Ben Synder, Brig Young, Don Harry Javernick, Dick Pearsons, Dick Meyer, Carl Mortensen, Bill Zeegler, Linger, Wally Parus, Jack Geary. Ken Baird, Coach Heiss, Roosevelt Collins. William Heiss, head coach Red Easlick, asst. coach George Roar, asst. coach Roosevelt Collins, trainer opening games of the season — cc tigers were outscored 34-12 by the du pioneers — third quarter brought out winning streak in du — exploded with a three touchdown rally — gambucci and mollin carried the ball for the tigers in the third and last quarters. Brig Young, co-captain Wes Boucher, co-captain AfeuA MedUca first home gome — tigers rolled over new mexico highlands 54-9 — mollin, gombucci, zier, and slocum ore mainstays of offense in rout — rolled up 309 yards on the ground — trio of quarter backs — sarlo, penalties and fumbles thwart tigers in first engleson, and elder directed the team and connected with 1 50 yards rocky mountain conference game — idaho state wins of sharp pasing — forward wall sparked by richardson and javernick 17-6 — wes boucher traversed 75 yards in 12 plays held cowboys to 83 yards. and scored the tigers' only td. HdaJta State Dick Meyer Gamp, QanA&n Don Linger cc gains first conference victory — maul montana state bobcats 40-12 with boucher, gambucci, and mollin leading the way — boucher rolled up a total of 296 yards in 20 carries for near 15 yards per carry average — gambucci scored first time the tigers had possession of the ball. tigers blast camp carson for second win — pours it on 54-7 before smallest crowd of year — racked up 26 points with ease in first half — reserves picked up 28 points in second half. Craig Richardson Mantawa Harvey Sector Galabada State tigers pick up fourth win at gunnison — take 44-13 win from western tigers beat Colorado state bears in homecoming game 40-20 — boucher state after only 6-0 lead at halftime — boucher, gambucci, and zter led and gambucci rolled up 360 yards in rushing — engleson directed cc eleven, the way offensively — knight added five points — held mountaineers score- mixing passing and running plays expertly — lux out of line for season less in final period. as result of twisted knee received in a modern dance course. W&it&ut State Andy Gambuccil Colorado. Min&i Ben Synder tigers claw Colorado mines 40-13 in final game of season — slid un- disputed into second place in rocky mountain conference — gambucci's three td's gave him 15 for season and total of 96 points to tie for fourth place in nation's leading scorers — zier scored cc's fourth td and eiders and slocum carried final two to ring down curtain on cc's football season. bengals maul outclassed fort hays 49-0 — fort hays handicapped by loss of seventeen men of this year's team to armed forces — gambucci, boucher, pfeiffer, anderson, and mollin make up scoring column — richard- son blocked his second punt of the season, interception of pass by schwartz set up one score — seven out of seven conversion points booted by knight. George Demos tf-osit Jlcufi JSL^ .*_»..& f952 Socc&i Lettermen 1952 * denotes seniors: 'Walter Stone, Capt. Arthur Gammell George Krause John Sibilia Milt Nichols Martin Hanrahan James Deyo James Duque Dan Mulford John Turplan Mort Forester Bjorn Arkarmark John Taylor Dave Rodriguez Gordon Hatch Ben Haggin Colorado College's 1952 soccer team. .two returning lettermen. .eighteen rookies. Start season with 4-0 loss to Heislhan... inexperience obvious... potentialities of young squad encouraging. Captain Wally Stone leads front line of two goals and a tie in second game of the season against Britishers. CC Boosters shut out 5-0 by polished teamwork of the Mocobi team. The Black and Gold dribbles and fights their to first way win against Denver Italians. looking like veterans the Tigers completely dominate game... characterized by flare-ups, rough contest is put on ice when rookie John Taylor hits the nets with second of two scores. Tapering off the season, Booters drop last three games to CU, Lowry Air Force Base, and championship Mines team. DU default to Tigers does not offer consolation after 2-1-5 record. West Point sur- prises Athletic Department by wanting to play CC's young team next year. Led by co-captains Gammell and Krause .. .fifteen returning lettermen... Colorado College's 1953 soccer team will be worth watching. Qui Qfaeenleadekl our cheerleaders — ever present at athletic events — cheering our team on — bursting with pep — have kept the crowd at the peak of excitement — bouquets to all these fine people for a job well done — Jack Davis, Brook Kindred, LeRay Perry, Jane Addenbrooke (Tiger), Sue Pfeiffer, Sally Green, Marcia Manning (Tiger), Kay Kohler and Judy Johnson (absent). Qeta 9+dnamu/ial fyootbcdl GJi&mpA, PUl jbelt CiaU Gounbuj, GkatnpA, Kronke, Keoughn, Keoughn, Van Skilling, Schell, Indrow, Trietsch, Thorndike, Howell, Ruch, Hayes (coach), Estrow, Wadd- ington, Wolfe, Ryder, Hazzard. Gt&U Gatuibuf. Phi Delt cross-country team, first row: Abel, Duque, Har- mon, second row: Sinton, Diones, Wheat, Mulford. 1U PUi 2>elU jm ^ SwiHUfUncj, QUcumfU <2*aiU Beat £opJtd> cocky underclassmen revolt — sophs ore outnumbered — splattered eggs — clods of earth and stones — a greased pole — torn clothes — ripped skins — now the sophs are up —now down — the grim battle is Life is now worth living — for the frosh -I homecoming was super — we all had fun — pep rally bonfire — ruined feet — hoarse voices — the cheer- leaders did their share in promoting enthusiasm — queen Johnson — a gold cup presentation — new sovereign reigns — block off the streets — gather on street corners — perch on the roof — the parade is coming through town — cc's home- coming — make way for floats