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Oct. 7-9, 2022 HOMECOMING & FA M I LY W E E K E N D
2 C OLOR ADO COL L EGE
CONTENTS
TABLE OF
2 CELEBRATE COMMUNITY!
4 HOMECOMING AND
FAMILY WEEKEND CONVOCATION
5 ALUMNI AWARD RECIPIENTS
8 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
12 2022 REUNION VOLUNTEERS
14 REUNION GIVING
16 GENERAL INFORMATION
HO M E C O M I N G & FA M I LY W E E K E ND 2022 1
CELEBRATE
COMMUNI
COME TO CAMPUS
& C E L E B R AT E !
The combined 2022 Homecoming and Family
Weekend (Oct. 7-9) provides opportunities for
everyone — alumni, students, parents, families, faculty,
and staff — to experience the amazing CC spirit that
energizes this community.
We’ve designed the following signature celebrations
with you in mind as we bring the entire community
together throughout the weekend.
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E T I G E R T A I L G A T E PA R T Y
WHEN: Friday, Oct. 7, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
ITY!
WHERE: Under the Homecoming and Family Weekend Tents
Come celebrate the winning Tiger spirit with a pre-game tailgate party
including food trucks, refreshments, music, entertainment, and more. The
CC men’s hockey team will take on Alaska Anchorage at 7:30 p.m. in Ed
Robson Arena.
The game will be livestreamed on a giant screen under the tent, and
limited game tickets will be available for purchase via Colorado College
Ticketmaster. (Ticket details will be available in late summer.)
CONVOCATION & ALUMNI
A WA R D S C E R E M O N Y
Homecoming and Family Weekend Convocation, Alumni
Awards Ceremony, and Recipient Discussion
WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 8, 10-11:30 a.m.
WHERE: Richard F. Celeste Theatre, Edith Kinney Gaylord
Cornerstone Arts Center
Come celebrate CC’s vision and excellence, featuring remarks from
President L. Song Richardson. We’ll also celebrate the winners of this year’s
Alumni Awards! Award recipient bios can be found on pages 5-7.
CC COMMUNITY PICNIC
WHEN: Saturday, Oct. 8, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
WHERE: Under the Homecoming and Family Weekend Tents
Alumni and families are invited to enjoy a picnic lunch under the
Homecoming and Family Weekend Tents. Lunch will be served, games
will be played, and good times will be had as you reconnect with fellow
classmates.
TIGERS TOGETHER BRUNCH
WHEN: Sunday, Oct. 9, 10 a.m.-noon
WHERE: Concourse, Ed Robson Arena
Wrap up your weekend together with brunch in Ed Robson Arena. In
addition to good food and conversation, you’ll have the opportunity to
explore the building, skate on the ice, and take part in some friendly
competitions.
HO M E C O M I N G & FA M I LY W E E K E ND 2022 3
HOMECOMING
CONVOCATIO
& FAMILY WEEKEND
A N D A L U M N I A S S O C I AT I O N A W A R D S
SATURDAY, OCT. 8, 2 0 2 2
10-11:30 a.m.
Richard F. Celeste Theatre,
Edith Kinney Gaylord Cornerstone Arts Center
All are invited to gather at this year’s Homecoming and Family Weekend Convocation.
Together we will hear from CC’s President L. Song Richardson, as well as honor the
2022 recipients of the Alumni Association Awards.
The Colorado College Alumni Association requests your
nominations for the 2023 Benezet, Worner, Riley, and Spirit of
Adventure Awards.
Do you know an alum, faculty member, or staff member who should
be recognized for their contributions to CC, their field of expertise,
or their wider community? If so, we need your nominations!
Please submit your nomination at:
www.coloradocollege.edu/alumninomination
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RECOGNIZING THE CONTRIBUTIONS
ON
OF OUR COMMUNITY
One of the most important functions of the Colorado College Alumni Association
Council is to recognize the contributions of distinguished alumni, faculty, staff, and
members of the CC community to the betterment of society and to the enhancement
of the college and its mission. The Alumni Association Council acknowledges these
alumni, faculty, and staff members through four awards presented annually at
Homecoming and Family Weekend Convocation. This year, the college honors the
following people with these awards:
THE LLOYD E. WORNER AWARD
The Lloyd E. Worner Award recognizes outstanding loyalty, service, and generosity to the college as evidenced by continuing concern and
support for students and the quality of teaching and learning, as well as the general well-being and future excellence of the institution. These
attributes characterize the many years of service and effective contributions of Lloyd E. Worner, Class of 1942, who served as a faculty member,
dean, and ultimately president of Colorado College (1964-81).
2022 RECIPIENT Ian, with then-partner Buck Blessing, implemented the
east campus expansion in the late 1980s and early 1990s
Ian Griffis ’85 with the assemblage of 37 off-campus properties plus the
Ian is co-founder and co- Spencer Center, Wooglins building, and J’s Motel (now
CEO of Griffis Residential, the Ed Robson Arena site), expanding the CC campus by
a Denver-based apartment approximately 15 percent.
investment fund manager Ian has a strong interest in conservation, having
and property operator implemented four conservation easements; the
with approximately assemblage and creation of an 800-acre public park; and
8,000 units under the preservation of an archeological site and section of
management. Investment the historic Cherokee Trail, for which he was awarded the
markets include Denver, Boulder, Seattle, Portland, Long Friends of The Oregon Trail Award.
Beach, San Diego, and Austin, Texas. Ian has structured
real estate investments for over 35 years. Investing in Together with David Birnbaum and Tom Barta, he is a
his first project as a Colorado College senior, he initially founding board member of Griffis Gives, a not-for-profit
invested in and developed student housing. With the formed to address personal distress and the contributing
onset of the RTC crisis in 1989, Ian expanded the causes to homelessness. Ian is a former Trustee of
management operation to assist owners in surviving the Colorado College and the Fountain Valley School. He is a
largest collapse of financial institutions since the Great member of the Casa Serena Society as well as the William
Depression. An operations-focused investment culture Jackson Palmer Society at Colorado College. He holds a
remains a key factor in above benchmark returns — no B.A. from Colorado College.
investor in a Griffis project has ever lost a dollar.
H O M E C O M I N G & FA M I LY W EE K E ND 2022 5
THE GRESHAM RILEY AWARD
The Gresham Riley Award recognizes faculty and staff who have made a significant difference to the Colorado College community through
outstanding service, commitment, and accomplishment. The continuing concern for and support of students and alumni demonstrated by such
individuals ensures the general well-being and future excellence of the college. These accomplishments exemplify the important contributions
made by Gresham Riley, the 10th president of Colorado College, 1981-92.
2022 RECIPIENT Board of Trustees Chair Jeff Keller ’91, P’23 said, “Brian
was a strong and compassionate leader who dedicated
Brian Young himself to students, staff, faculty, and the success of
(In Memoriam) Colorado College. He was devoted to human-centered
Brian served as CC’s Vice problem solving, going above and beyond while always
President for Information caring for those around him. He set an amazing example
Technology & Chief for us all.” In 2021, Brian and other members of CC’s
Technology Officer from COVID-19 leadership team received the Glenn Brooks
2013 until his death in Award for Courage & Innovation. A new President’s
2021. During this time, he Leadership Award, the Brian Young Community Service
led the college’s COVID-19 Award, was introduced in 2022. It recognizes campus
response including serving community members who “demonstrate a continued
as a liaison to El Paso County Public Health, in addition pattern of voluntary service to the college exceeding their
to serving as interim vice president for Advancement. CC job duties,” as Brian did.
T H E L O U I S T. B E N E Z E T A W A R D
The Louis T. Benezet Award recognizes outstanding achievement in one's chosen field, excellence through unusual success or contribution,
innovation or research that has advanced a profession or a cause, and/or extraordinary contributions and achievements that have impacted
people's lives and exemplify the values of a liberal arts education. These attributes characterize the important contributions of the late
Louis T. Benezet, president of Colorado College from 1955-63.
2022 RECIPIENT planning and policy center, providing policymakers with
David Helms ’65 expert technical assistance, research, and analysis. In
2000, David led the establishment of AcademyHealth
David has been a leader from the merger of Alpha to become the professional
in the development of the home for health services researchers, policy analysts,
fields of health policy and and practitioners. Today, AcademyHealth with its 4,000
health services research members serves as a leading, non-partisan resource for
with a focus on advancing health research and policy focused on improving health
evidence-based decision- and healthcare in the United States. He received his Ph.D.
making to improve in economics and public administration from the Maxwell
health and health care School at Syracuse University in 1979. At CC, David
services. Throughout his majored in political science and served as Senior Class
career he has been recognized for his skillful facilitation of President. Since graduating, he worked as an admissions
high-level policy discussions and technical assistance to counselor and has been active in the alumni community,
states and non-profit organizations. In 1976, he founded contributing to the organization of class reunions. In 2008,
the Alpha Center, a non-partisan, non-profit health David returned to CC to teach a course on health reform.
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THE SPIRIT OF ADVENTURE AWARD
The Spirit of Adventure Award recognizes an alum who exemplifies the unique CC experience through a life of intellectual, social, or physical
adventure. These attributes are characterized by the late Robert M. Ormes '26, a Colorado College English professor from 1952-73 who was the
inaugural award recipient.
2022 RECIPIENT enrolling as a graduate student and switching his focus
to psychology. After earning a Ph.D. in neuroscience, Ted
Ted Coons ’51 began a long and highly productive tenure at New York
Ted started college at the University, where he has taken his initial interest in the
University of Oklahoma effects of musical form on listeners’ feelings “down to
majoring in music, then the neural level where cells are presented with electrical
transferred to CC after impulses in various patterns to study the effects these
attending a summer session engender in the sense of reward, hunger, anxiety, and
in 1948. At CC he worked pain…” Ted’s 2019 estate provision to CC established the
with music professor David Edgar E. Coons, Jr. '51 Director of Academic Engagement
Kraehenbuehl, studying in the Arts Fund. The fund will support events at the
the effects of music on Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College,
listener’s feelings. The two eventually co-authored fellowships, workshops for faculty, activities of the
pioneering articles on the subject. After CC, Ted served UnBlocked Gallery, student exhibitions, music and dance
in the Air Force, then followed Kraehenbuehl to Yale, performances, public art projects, and conferences.
2022 RECIPIENT in more than 20 International Federation of Mountain
Guides Association (IFMGA) member countries. For
Sheldon Kerr ’07 perspective, as of June 2022, there were 4,000 guides
Sheldon majored in feminist working in the U.S., and only 175 guides had attained this
and gender studies at elite credential. Throughout her career, Sheldon has been
CC, and since graduation a tireless advocate for gender equity in the career of
has made outstanding mountain guiding. She and her company, Moxie Mountain
achievements as a Guides, focus on programs that target justice, inclusion,
mountain guide. In 2020, and funding for the underrepresented in the outdoors
she became the 13th such as deaf, fat, indigenous, and neurologically atypical
American woman to earn peoples. Her accomplishments and leadership have been
an American Mountain lauded by many respected outdoor organizations and
Guide certification — the highest level of credential magazines.
attainable by a professional mountain guide, recognized
HO M E C O M I N G & FA M I LY W E E K E ND 2022 7
HOMECOMING
SCHEDULE
& FAMILY WEEKEND
OF WEEKEND EVENTS
The most up-to-date schedule can be found
on the Homecoming and Family Weekend
website, www.coloradocollege.edu/hcfw.
Check back often as events are added to
the schedule regularly!
OCTOBER 6
THURSDAY
4-5 p.m.
Class of 1972 Tour of Ed Robson Arena
Ed Robson Arena
5-7 p.m.
Class of 1972 Welcome Reception and
Homecoming Check-In
Smith Family Gallery, Colorado Springs
Fine Arts Center at Colorado College
6:30 p.m.
Alumni Association Award Recipient
Dinner (invite only)
Stewart House, 1228 Wood Ave.
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FRIDAY
9 a.m.-6 p.m. | Registration and Check-in former print teacher Mary Chenoweth at CC in the early
1st Floor, Charles L. Tutt Library '70s, Michael reconnected with Mary nearly 20 years
Upon arrival, all alumni, parents/families, and guests later and began a seven-year correspondence with her.
should check in to receive an official name tag and a
final schedule of events. 2-3:30 p.m. | LGBTQIA+ Reception
Tutt Alumni House
9 a.m.-5 p.m. | "Preserving Colorado College's
History," Special Collections 2-5 p.m. | Film and Media Studies Alumni Panel and
Garden Level, Charles L. Tutt Library Reception
Jessy Randall, archivist and curator of special collections, Screening Room and Film Garage, Cornerstone Arts
will share how the unique history of Colorado College is Center
protected through the years. Alumni panel followed by reception.
10 a.m.-noon | Tiger Talk Presentations 3-4 p.m. | Special Collections Reception Honoring
Richard F. Celeste Theatre, Cornerstone Arts Center Sarah Andrews Brown ’73
Details will be available on the Homecoming and Family Garden Level, Charles L. Tutt Library
Weekend website in early fall. Reception to celebrate the donation of books and
papers of Sarah Andrews Brown ’73. Food and drink
10-11 a.m. | Fifty Year Club Induction Ceremony will be provided, with special remarks from Professor
for the Class of 1972 – Shove Memorial Chapel Christine Siddoway. Andrews Brown was the award-
Members of the Class of 1972 will be inducted into the winning author of a series of geology-based mystery
Colorado College Fifty Year Club. Steve Trimble ’72 will novels. She passed away tragically in a plane crash in
address the class. Class of 1972 should arrive by 9:30 2019.
a.m. for brief instructions. Class photo to follow on Palmer
Hall steps. 3-4:30 p.m. | Alumni Association Council Reception
(invite only) – Stewart House
11 a.m. | Women's Volleyball vs. University of Past and present members of the Alumni Association
St. Thomas – Reid Arena Council are invited to stop by Stewart House to share
highlights of your tenure and giving back to CC.
11:15 a.m. | Class of 1972 Photo
Palmer Hall steps 3:30 p.m. | Women's Volleyball vs.
Texas Lutheran University – Reid Arena
11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. | Fifty Year Club Luncheon
Homecoming Tent 4-5 p.m. | CC Music Celebration – Packard Hall
Luncheon for current Fifty Year Club members (alumni A multi-genre concert featuring fabulous ensembles from
who have graduated more than 50 years ago) and newly the music department, including CC Bluegrass, Tiger
inducted members from the Class of 1972. Jazz, and the Gamelan.
1-2 p.m. | 60th Reunion Class Conversation and 5:30-7:30 p.m. | Tiger Tailgate: All-Campus
Reflection – Loomis Lounge, Loomis Hall Celebration – Homecoming Tent
Members of the Classes of 1961, 1962, and 1963 will Come celebrate the winning Tiger spirit with a pre-
gather for a forward-focused conversation and reflection. game tailgate party including food trucks, drinks, music,
Co-facilitated by Sue Hoyt Aiken ’62 and Annie entertainment, and more! Then watch the hockey game
Rohrbach-Walker ’61. livestreamed on a giant screen under the tents as CC
takes on Alaska Anchorage at 7:30 p.m. in Ed Robson
1-4 p.m. | Academic Department Open Houses Arena.
Specific departmental information will be available on the
Homecoming and Family Weekend website in early fall. 7:30 p.m. | CC Hockey vs. Alaska Anchorage (game
time subject to change)
1:30-2 p.m. | Library Special Collections with Ed Robson Arena, CC Campus
Michael Duffy ’72 Game will be livestreamed on the giant screen under
Garden Level, Charles L. Tutt Library the tent, and limited game tickets will be available for
Join us for a conversation with Michael Duffy ’72 to purchase via Colorado College Ticketmaster. (Ticket
learn about his donation of signed art books and Mary details will be available in late summer.)
Chenoweth art and correspondence that will be on
display. Michael began collecting books about well-
known American artists in the late 1980s, which he sent
to each artist to have signed. After taking courses from
HO M E C O M I N G & FA M I LY W E E K E ND 2022 9F R I DA Y REUNION EVENTS
60th Reunion: Classes of 1961, 40th Reunion: Class of 1981 25th Reunion: Class of 1997
1962, and 1963 7-9 p.m. | Reception 2-5 p.m. | Kickoff Gathering
6:30-8:30 p.m. | Reception Gates Common Room, Palmer Hall Ryan Hamilton’s parents’ home
Tim Fuller Event Space, Charles L. (address will be provided with official
Tutt Library 35th Reunion: Class of 1987 registration)
7-9 p.m. | Reception Bring a drink to share. Snacks will be
50th Reunion: Class of 1972 South Hall Commons and Courtyard provided. We'll then caravan down to
5-7 p.m. | Reception the pre-hockey game tailgate event.
4th Floor, Charles L. Tutt Library 30th Reunion: Class of 1992
7-9 p.m. | Reception 20th Reunion: Class of 2002
45th Reunion: Class of 1977 Stewart House, 1228 Wood Ave. 7-9 p.m. | Reception
7-9 p.m. | Reception In case of inclement weather at the The Warehouse, 25 W. Cimarron St.,
Gaylord Hall, Worner Campus Center 5:30 p.m. hockey tailgate, Stewart Colorado Springs
House will be available at 6 p.m.
OCTOBER 8
SATURDAY
7:30-8:30 a.m. | Yoga with Kat Johnston Tudor ’77 1:30 p.m. | Class of 1992 Campus Tour
Louis Multipurpose Room, Adam F. Press Fitness Meet at the Tiger Flagpole
Center
2:30-3:30 p.m. | “Drop the Mike” on Mike
8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. | Registration and Check-In Richard F. Celeste Theatre, Cornerstone Arts Center
1st Floor, Charles L. Tutt Library Mike Edmonds has dedicated the better part of his life
Upon arrival, all alumni, parents/families, and guests to CC. While Mike is retiring in May 2023, his legacy
should check in to receive an official name tag and a and commitment to creating greater access to the CC
final schedule of events. educational experience will continue. An opportunity for
all who have been influenced by Mike Edmonds to say a
10-11:30 a.m. | Convocation, Alumni Awards few kind (or not so kind) words about a CC legend.
Ceremony, and Recipient Discussion
Richard F. Celeste Theatre, Cornerstone Arts Center 3:30-4:30 p.m. | Alumni of Color Reception
Presentation of the Benezet, Worner, Riley, and Spirit of Chapman Room, Ed Robson Arena
Adventure Awards. Features remarks by CC President L.
Song Richardson. Award recipient bios can be found on 3-4 p.m. | Unscripted Journeys — Life Isn’t Always a
pages 5-7. Straight Line
Screening Room, Cornerstone Arts Center
10:30 a.m.-noon | Rugby Alumni vs. Student In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month,
Challenge – Donald Autrey Field please join us for a screening of the award-winning short
documentary, “bOObs: The War on Women’s Breasts,”
11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. | Homecoming and Family written, produced and directed by filmmaker and
Weekend Community Picnic investigative journalist, Megan Smith ’81, M.S. For more
Homecoming Tents details, visit www.boobsdoc.com.
The Office of Alumni and Family Relations invites alumni,
students, parents, and families to gather for lunch on the 4:30-5:30 p.m. | Reception with College Leadership
quad. Free for children 12 and under. (invite only) – Stewart House, 1228 Wood Ave.
12:15 p.m. | Women's Volleyball vs. Southwestern 6 p.m. | CC Hockey vs. Alaska Anchorage (game time
University – Reid Arena subject to change) – Ed Robson Arena, CC Campus
Limited game tickets will be available for purchase via
1-2:30 p.m. | Freedom and Authority – Gaylord Hall Colorado College Ticketmaster. (Ticket details will be
This year’s Freedom and Authority will feature your available in late summer.)
favorite CC faculty members and alum Katherine E.
Standefer ’07. The discussion will feature Standefer’s 9 p.m. | Student Performances
book, “Lightning Flowers: My Journey to Uncover the Details will be shared on the Homecoming and Family
Cost of Saving a Life,” the 2022-2023 Common Read for Weekend website in early fall.
incoming Colorado College students.
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60th Reunion: Classes of 1961, 40th Reunion: Class of 1982 15th Reunion: Class of 2007
1962, and 1963 6-9 p.m. | Reception 8-10 p.m. | Dessert and Drink
6-9 p.m. | Reception and Dinner South Hall Commons Reception
Studio C, Edith Kinney Gaylord 4th Floor, Charles L. Tutt Library
Cornerstone Arts Center 35th Reunion: Class of 1987 Dinner on your own.
Please arrive in time for a 6:30 p.m. 6:30-8:30 p.m. | Reception and
class photo! Dinner 10th Reunion: Class of 2012
Gates Common Room, Palmer Hall 6-9 p.m. | Reception
50th Reunion: Class of 1972 Jack's Attic, Jack Quinn's Irish Pub &
6-9 p.m. | Reception and Dinner 30th Reunion: Class of 1992 Restaurant, 21 S. Tejon St.
Bemis Lounge and Dining Hall 6:30-9 p.m. | Dinner
6 p.m. reception, 7 p.m. dinner, and McHugh Commons, John Lord Knight 5th Reunion: Class of 2017
8:15 p.m. entertainment Apartments 6:30-9:30 p.m. | Dinner
Tim Fuller Event Space, Charles L.
45th Reunion: Class of 1977 25th Reunion: Class of 1997 Tutt Library
5:30-9:30 p.m. | Reception, Dinner, 6-9 p.m. | Reception
and Entertainment Tutt Alumni House, 1205 N. Cascade Young Alumni Reunion: Classes of
Home of Maile Gray ’77 Ave. 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, and 2022
Address will be provided with official 6-9 p.m. | Reception
registration in August. 20th Reunion: Class of 2002 Gaylord Hall, Worner Campus Center
7-10 p.m. | Reception
40th Reunion: Class of 1981 Armstrong Great Hall
6-9 p.m. | Museum Tour, Dinner, and
CC Hockey Game Livestream
United States Olympic and
Paralympic Museum, 200 S. Sierra
Madre St.
*Museum tour is available from THE C OLORA DO SPRINGS
6-7 p.m. F INE A RTS C ENTER AT COLO RADO
COLLEGE 30 W. Dale St.
The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado
OCTOBER 9 College will be offering alumni, parents, and families
FREE admission to the Museum during Homecoming
and Family Weekend with your official name tag.
SUNDAY
10 a.m.-noon | Homecoming and • Friday, 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Visit the website
Family Weekend Brunch • Saturday, 10 a.m.-7 p.m. (fac.coloradocollege.edu) for
Ed Robson Arena
• Sunday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. details on museum exhibitions
Wrap up your weekend together with brunch in and theatre performances.
Ed Robson Arena. In addition to good food and
conversation, you'll have the opportunity to
explore the building and skate on the ice.
10-11 a.m. | Class of 1972 Hike ED ROBSON A RENA
Green Box/Skyspace, Green Mountain Falls OPEN HOURS AND SELF GUIDED TOURS
Map and parking details will be available at
The Ed Robson Arena, named for Edward J. Robson,
Homecoming and Family Weekend check-in.
a 1954 CC graduate and former member of the hockey
11 a.m.-1 p.m. | Class of 1972 Brunch team, is a state-of-the-art, multipurpose, indoor,
Cabin of Bruce '72 and Meg Glover on-campus competition arena.
Henderson ’72 in Green Mountain Falls • Friday, 7-9 a.m. and noon-2 p.m.
Address will be provided with official registration • Saturday, 7-9 a.m. and noon-2 p.m.
in August.
HO M E C O M I N G & FA M I LY W E E K E ND 2022 11RECOGNIZING
VOLUNTEERS
REUNION
CLASS REUNION VOLUNTEERS
G I V E T H E I R T I M E A N D TA L E N T T O
MAKE REUNIONS SUCCESSFUL.
T H A N K YO U TO O U R 2 0 2 2
REUNION VOLUNTEERS!
If you are interested in serving on a
future reunion committee, let us know at
reunions@coloradocollege.edu. Classes
ending in a “3” or “8” will celebrate a
reunion in 2023, including the Classes
of 1967, 1968, and 1969, which will
combine for a 55th reunion.
12 COLORADO COL L EGE60TH – CLASSES OF 1961, 50TH – CLASS OF 1972 45TH – CLASS OF 1977
1962, 1963
S
Michael Duffy Kim Smith Fanelli
Sue Hoyt Aiken ’62 Les Goss Maile Gray
Ben Eastman ’63 John Hawk Lynn Israel
David Hite ’63 Marguerite Herman Neil Smith Bergstrom
Carol Herndon Race ’61 Janet Merrill Jones
Geoff Race ’61 Rocky Morton
Janet Fry Rogers ’62 Ray Petros
Annie Hereford Rohrbach-Walker ’61 Bob Smith
Bob Selig ’61 Jesse Sokolow
Oscar Soule ’62 Korki Swanson
William Stafford ’63 Melissa Walker
40TH – CLASS OF 1981 40TH – CLASS OF 1982 35TH – CLASS OF 1987
Sue Ellis Allon Buffy Spencer Fling Patrick Gorman
Jody Haas Mark Levy Julie Kronenberger
Bruce Kirchhoff Rhonda Paynter Lucinda Lewis-Etter
Phillip Livingston Don Remlinger Dorothy Pacheco
Jim Madsen Michelle Fest Plechaty
Heather Palmer Rachel Rosen Raymond
David Tenner Amy Malone Woods
30TH – CLASS OF 1992 25TH – CLASS OF 1997 20TH – CLASS OF 2002
Peter Fritz Cristina Amigoni Kelly Slater Banet
Sarah Gauger Ryan Hamilton Johanna Creswell
Chris Haymons A.R. (Alexis) Roberts Keiner
Randy Holmes Kevin Vicente
Georgi Pantely Laufenberg Tim Wolfmeyer
Deane Malott
Kristen Palmer Solo
15TH – CLASS OF 2007 10TH – CLASS OF 2012 5TH – CLASS OF 2017
Jesse Horn Dom Alvarado Claudia Harrison
Thanh Nguyen Michael Dougan Sophie Ramirez
Lauren Bennett Watel Sammi Labue Hatch Gabe Sashihara
Erik Mattson
YOUNG ALUMNI – CLASSES OF 2018-2022
Martina Alvarez ’21 Rachel Loevy ’21 Olivia Rask ’21
Sakina Bhatti ’22 Saúl Maravilla ’19 Eden VanDevanter ’18
Katie Damas ’21 Angel Martinez ’19 Lily Weissgold ’20
Atiya Harvey ’18 Justin Nguyen ’18
Eliza Hayse ’22 Ryan O’Meara ’21
H O M E C O M I N G & FA M I LY W E E K E ND 2022 13REUNION GIVING MAKES
A DIFFERENCE...
… FOR THE STUDENTS OF
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Reunions are a time to reconnect with friends, relive Class gift projects are selected by each class’s
memories, and experience CC today. When you volunteer reunion committee. Committee members
and classmates come together, you can also make come together to discuss what topics and areas
an impact for CC students by participating in your of the college their class valued most while at CC,
class’s reunion class gift project. Class gifts support as well as what is most meaningful and important
the college’s ability to provide the best liberal arts to them now. The class gift project is different for
education and ensure access to all CC has to offer every class.
for students today and in the years to come.
60TH – CLASSES OF 1961, 50TH – CLASS OF 1972 45TH – CLASS OF 1977
1962, 1963 Class of 1972 State of the Stroud Scholars
Classes of 1961, 1962, and Rockies Student Research Program Fund
1963 60th Reunion Endowed Fellowship
Scholarship
40TH – CLASS OF 1981 40TH – CLASS OF 1982 35TH – CLASS OF 1987
Class of 1981 40th Reunion Colorado College Mental Annual Fund for
– Career Center Professional Health Awareness Fund Financial Aid
Development
30TH – CLASS OF 1992 25TH – CLASS OF 1997 20TH – CLASS OF 2002
Class of 1992 Endowed Annual Fund for Colorado College
Scholarship Financial Aid Mutual Aid Fund
15TH – CLASS OF 2007 10TH – CLASS OF 2012 5TH – CLASS OF 2017
Annual Fund Colorado College Scholarship for
Mutual Aid Fund Students of Color
YOUNG ALUMNI –
CLASSES OF 2018-2022
Antiracism at
Colorado College Fund
14 COLORADO COL L EGEW H Y PA R T I C I PA T I O N
M AT T E R S
Alumni have the power to make a vital difference can and do make an impact. In fact, in fiscal
for the college and its students every year. year 2021, individual donations between $1
Alumni who give back signal that they valued and $1,000 collectively totaled more than
their experience at Colorado College and want $800,000 in support for CC.
to continue that legacy for those students who
To donate, please visit your reunion website to
follow them. By donating to your alma mater, you
connect to your specific class gift project:
can not only help ensure current students have
www.coloradocollege.edu/classreunions. You
the same quality experiences that you had — you
can also learn about all the other ways to give to
can also help us create a better CC.
CC at www.coloradocollege.edu/ways-to-give.
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WA Y S T O
ONLINE:
Beginning Aug. 8, 2022, visit
www.coloradocollege.edu/hcfw.
PHONE:
(719) 227-8171
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SCHEDULE
Visit www.coloradocollege.edu/hcfw
for the most up to date schedule.
LODGING AND
TRANSPORTATION
In addition to the many lodging options
in the Colorado Springs area, Colorado
accessibilityresources, click on
"Campus Accessibility Guide/Map")
for additional information on campus
accessibility features. Golf carts will
College has room blocks at the following be available throughout Homecoming
REGISTRATION AND FEES downtown hotels: Antlers, Hilton Garden and Family Weekend to provide
Registering in advance of your arrival on Inn, Springhill Suites & Element, and Hyatt participants transportation around
campus saves time and money. An early Place. Please visit the Homecoming and campus. To request a disability related
bird registration fee of $10 per household Family Weekend website for more details accommodation, please contact the
is available from Aug. 8-Sept. 25, 2022. and reservation links. Office of Alumni and Family Relations by
After Sept. 25, a $25 registration fee per phone at (719) 227-8171 or via email at
household will apply. We do our best Parking on campus will be extremely limited homecoming@coloradocollege.edu by
to accommodate walk-ins but cannot during the weekend. Oversized vehicles, Friday, Sept. 30, 2022.
guarantee a seat or a meal unless you have such as RVs, cannot be accommodated in
registered by Sept. 25, 2022. any campus parking lots.
DIETARY RESTRICTIONS
Please see the website for transportation
Please note on your registration form if
options, including a complimentary
CAMPUS ARRIVAL you have dietary restrictions we need to
Colorado College shuttle between campus
Upon arrival, all parents, families, alumni, accommodate.
and downtown hotels; the Mountain
and guests should check in at Registration
Metropolitan Transit free downtown
Central to receive an official Homecoming
Colorado Springs shuttle that runs between WEEKEND ATTIRE
and Family Weekend nametag, itinerary,
Cache La Poudre and Rio Grande streets Attire for the weekend is casual during
and final schedule with event tickets.
with stops near Colorado College, Weidner the day. Some dinner locations, primarily
REGISTRATION HOURS: Field, and the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic off campus, are more formal. Contact
Museum; Colorado Springs Local rideshare the Office of Alumni and Family Relations
Friday, Oct. 7
services; and a bike rental program (www. if you have questions about a specific
9 a.m.-6 p.m.
pikeride.org). event. This is October in Colorado, which
Saturday, Oct. 8 can mean anything from sun and 70
8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. degrees to rain or snow!
ACCESSIBILITY
If your first event is on Thursday, please
go directly to your event and check in at All campus buildings being used
registration on Friday. If you arrive on Friday for events are ADA accessible.
after registration has closed, go directly to Please see the Campus Accessibility
your event and check in at registration on Guide (www.coloradocollege.edu/
Saturday.14 E. Cache La Poudre St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
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